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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-07-30
FREE COINAGE OF SILVER.
A Change in Our Financial Policy il
Needed.
IT. ,ho E1;,or of Tho prs,or.s,.

NePdct.
To the Editor Of The Progress:
SHREVEPORT. La. July q. 1892.
When was Il boy in one of OUR most
prosperous Western States, upon III,
farm, during the winter when the night,
were long, it was Il source of great pleas
ure to meet one night during the week at
the country school house for the purpos.,
of settling by our powers of oratory tho
great questions of the day. Among the
many questions that we felt that we had
settled by the decision of our wise Iookln.
president was the questiou-"Is the vol
ume of currency equal TO the demands
of trader THIS question is now tn"
great subject OF discussion all over thi4
broad land of ours, but it assumes, how
ever, IA different Guise. in that it deals
with the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver.
There is powerful party which has
always contended for the Affirmation,
yet the masses and the popular cry j.
that il is not the case. IL the Republi-
can party is right, then why Is it that
from every section OF this broad land we
hear the cry of hard times? Why is il
that the producer and foundation Of all
wealth, the farmers, are day by day be-
ing oppressed by capital, and after seek
ing by every avenue for relief, have or
ganized themselves by secret word and
r grip for the purpose az 'cliet? Then the
trades unions, whose powerful Organiza-
tions have assumed that character that
and now in one OF our oldest States, require
y the entire military to preserve order?
Does not this indicate that we need =
q change in our financial policy? And
what can better bring about greater
prosperity than free and Unlimited coin
age of silver? Make the silver dollar
e equal in value to gold; let its coiuage be
unlimited; let the whole world bring hei
" bullion to our minis and if it be coined
upon gold bass, where can be the de
m preciatiou? Make il legal tender foi
all debts, public and private. and the
st world will never have seen greater era
of prosperity than will come TO IA
., Many will say that such a flood of none,
will cause an initiation. viii it not b.
| ID tbtI tIuii tut sti"FF'S W."
III we are passing through? IL will give th'
class who need il most, the farm an'
Is laboring man, relief. 1t will destroy liz
power of the contractonist. Capital can
~ not dictate terms tolabor Dealers i'm OF
tions cannot drpress the product of TN
ist farmer. IL will cause all this wariar
between capital and labor to ceas,
They can meet on equal ground ana sci
by IL the yeXed questions that haze cause
40 much antaeunism, The poor man ca
a hold up his head and no longer fawn atI
hu lick the hand of the bloated millionalr'
that he may be permitted to exist Wh
be should any mau who has the prosper't
of his county at heart oppose fr'
coinage OF silver, wren assured prospt
ms ity will be the result? How long Will "
prrmIt ourselves TO be controlled bv u
present financial policy, that Is Dan
ow making the poor poorer aDd the re
richer? IL.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-07-30

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Our PREMIUM OFFERS

would
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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-07-30

Judoe A. w. o. Hicks has some
fine registered Jersey heifers
which he will sell at rock-bottom
prices
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-07-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
THE CYCLONE AGAIN.
This Time Springfield, Ohio, Is
Smashed by the Wind.
MANY HOMES TOTALLY RUINED.
Eleven Bodies Recovered 1t Peoria.
ANumber Of Persons SfIii Missing.

SPErxsFIELp. o.. July I3.-Tae most d.
st-uctsve tornado which ever visited thss
section OF the c0znirv struck The -esi9ers
portion CT the city this morning az II
o'c.ock AMI completely des1o-aliEed thirty
residences and partially rG-1e4 over
100 nao-e. Two persons ara poSs.5ly e.
tally injured 4 Conservative estizla..
places the loss OF property a. 5etxeen
Sl5aC00 and $-lo0.1. IGe tornado strzcx
tie tar grounds and hq-.ei Itself
a.7-r here and there until X
struck the corner Of S0zth Line
stone street AMI E1c-id avenue and
literally demolished 81 entire block, all
residences Il thea passed over The city
II Z no-thezs5e-.y direction. hiring 6oxa
: ho1se here 2ad ths-e- Scarcely half
dozen houses we're ief- Standing n the de-
szsoliSaed S.0ek- Everything t1ere IS
hooe.essly ruined Lumber. trees and
fzrnltG-e we're pied up Tor square II me
rnos1 aEf1l confusion
TIE terrified spectators. who witnessed
re approach o. the tornado. state Il vas
preceded fo- aboz1 i've MINUTES - L ve-i.-
Ao.e c.o1i5u-st Ct water. followed " ths
most f-iEh-t1I and continuous 1zsAes Of
lightning TEo clo1is then approached.
-s5El fE1let~11p@f-. one from re -eSs
and one from t1s south Eess All c.sshei
directly over the far grounds LAsa oe-
san tie wo-x O. disaster.
l. meeting q citizens his been hsl3 %
devise means q ali the Eoze4ess peop4=.
F1l.y e1lrEy families 2-e $50 gEeEy
ruined Toha Leacae sz1 family Ct Eve
Children. living u The very eezs=- u n.
destroyed district, had : miraculous 81
CAPE They were 81 dinner when the
cyclone came- IL lifted TIE Lo1$s and
crashed = 11wz : ElzSs q rains. None q
TIE family. xo-sie-tI. % s.z1e, wsre fatally
1ai9-92- The II 51r@4 are
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
SHASTA SCENERY.
Soon 70 Sc Enjoyed From >paeEezs Oh
ss-vaSfaz Cars


L-zvSss-s Over The S1zsgx scs-.5c route q
The So2-ae-a R2cs1c ClEag22Y s-e soo1
10 x provided x.tA ,wa ele-47. 0tse-x2-
t-@n cars, 10 e ats hes - the -e-1lAr
passage trans RAINING between Red
Dig z1s >i>>oa-
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Cs.fo-a5& ana Oregon branch - re
>asa1 Ae-a T@C3@s'S 1z1ss : admitted 81
3. $40 have 3-sysses ove- The -o&- % +.
IAe e-&z3Se>. &az aasT picturesque o. ne
C02S1~ Thaf no-ssoa % s@e route 6<1xee2
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
TIE PEORIA DISASTER
Eleven C~rpse> Recovered. and Others
Held Down By the Wreck

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
QUIET AT HOMESTEAD
Strikers Arrestinr All Persons
Who Look Suspicious.
The CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY.
CarEeSEe's Other Mills likely to Re
Closed by SxriRers-Nen-Ta alien
Mea DfMeuit 10 Obtain.

EoxES-gaD. Jay IL Little occurred
to12y % E1z< the serenity q The village
Holiday. % TIE p.stssarg Press, asked a
member q the advisory COMMITTEES
io- rs Autograph The Een pres
el: became s2sysc501s. and Holiday ass
pEs G11e- arrest Ee vas taken 10
he@1e -x-ss-s AMI $50 mem ce-s % the az
vlsa-y COMMITTEES released him : f
Sheldon. United St4:es uAv&l inspector ot
pate &~ga8r, vas ass pGt Gl4e- arrest.
b2i when IL disclosed his identity
lie was released Frank J. Say
der, q salesman from PlsssS1-s. wAs
llSsSlss arrested. b1E szose9 -
leases. Notwithstanding the REPORTS thai
the leaders we're - be arrested, ;Asy
returned szts.y t-oyn p.sfss1-e- l
aUEaae- q zz.I4.z.e2. EoEeye-. wAo S-s
-ssos1lxe4 ES leaders II ire co113c7 have
leit Homestead - &vosa arrest. Ser. :.
Ac(>4s2-y sad E2r-2als A23 aee2 issued,
and L they Ee-s p. n LIS hands lie ~l--1
serve sne-a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
SCARS ATTACHED sr STRIKERS.
Warmed Mss Hesten. shcf and Robbed
NAsfe TRYING 10 Es~Axse.


SreKaSx, July l&-R : ksnaev. book
Keeper fa- The tseEa asne, ne&- WaIace,
arrived IN Spokane today Ns vas
present ST tie Cd MISSION when he
raee charged on nan-ua5oz rst1ceeS. and
saw the wAa.e sfEa.r fro-a $ vin5aw al $
hese4. Kinney ha3 been ordered ozt az
The eeansry ~ str erS. and VS. Ae3v.nc
sOeae o. as former er3H3oyeS - reach Srl-
fape In 81 &As-s we-e 49, men f~oza
different n5aes. They has been en-
sSre5y 6.s2raas5 ana were wals-
ing ~ she hazt- wA;cA was
aSsA @uss sd 6Esk last evening" $
sQGs3 os eass s-f.eea men came cAAvr5ar
a0Su Tie raa-aa1 s-ack, yeziaE ~
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rsgSz, esarasSlnS ara ga3Shas taaa- va.--
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tsewn tAe river 81 tse darkness. au3 "a -
AS}se@ again ara ae@ln W tgS,Gves NJ
had sSe@aes EAc tu-v ct TIE Soaa s@S
CSnce2ses gae@ selves n are acShes
~4a a. We picked ~ chs
- ten * teeSe - >e-aale wTgtcAsS
$50 Kinney. ~s>ec0e NSvS SVs r.r-1ur m
tae Sase- ans oeAs~S had been ssiec ia
sas hosAcS a. Wses ve1. ce-S saS pegs 81
iue lFc2 Aaaeev. s~ssas ana ex~
pes2rS- &sle- SR.2. us.1E the F.Vt~
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sea and Ass barred

at sea and vas barred On
Dominion day As passengers On
tas schooner Ariel. wh5ca arrived later
tra-s PORK EscAes. were N2ss ". c. az1e-.
O. TIE American wAsisz Blakslev, q Ssa
Francisco, sz3 raz1 named McC-acsea.
G. one Ct tie sea-e- seaoo1s-s
Maze H.dea reports sass BE en-
TIE 58aSelsy u oo1see1encs % -
Continued and sysseasasie seGse
Q. his crew BIZ CAPTAIN McC1riy. whose
res4 disposition ass 1-Ss shown n his
treatment % a raa2 named Riley, wac
died Al sea and w.s sosse1 ever the SIDE
va.ao1t even the S-etsnse q s ceremony.
The aaiv accident reported among
vas-e-s wss O. board tie James Alien.
one q whose sailors wss injured ~ the
g ! o. s r.o-sSEn o. fae running scar.
Up - !1ae : the each X sAe whaling
feet Was summarized IS Below: RcG1fs-
aEs Blow. % S2a Francesca. &;
Josephine, 81 New Bedford. (; Andrew
Hicks q New Bedford :: Jesse Freeman.
Sea Rsacs-. Ho-asso. James Alien, Wan
1e-e- zai Norsas-n L@EA: | each The
L-y-la- Mars. Alaska. John and Rant
~o-ta. Jane Gray xn1 TIE SSSe.ey mad
nos one a-aous thez1- The o1s EsA 2-e
very scarce this season. ans so12e q the
1sess have not been rewarded ay 50 mach
as ne s5ghf o. one
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TAceua. jay Special. l-Leaegases
70 ghe state convention were chosen .A1s
afternoon bv the Peoples party o; Pierce
c,1asr. Ire convention Organized Win
L n. Bel3eu. q P1ya-lCp. cha rr.1sa- and
Y. $ E.vua- secretary. >ixtv-ta7ee dee
GATES Ns-e admitted - SEATS Resi-. uIa0as
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-, kicked /. s.3usw The Indians were
i,eaxicstsxs. and started out on the war
path :.
ore vounr seIlcx. Joseph Myers, @.
Astoria who was no; present or concerned
N the r-ht. rushed around 70 the cao9ns
OF the fishermen. 2-oasing them rom taeir
sFu-,be-s. wae1 he was Ered upon ~ the
Indians He vas ssTEcS below t2s nears
81! del three hcars later. An IneeSSaas
frinsw.s kept mp for several hours Two
white men ws1e injured, one OF waom
wss taken 70 Juneau foE treatment and
Will probably de
One Indian w&s killed outright ana
seve-s! wounded. / trace was finally de-
cga-zs and the hattie stopped The f@e--Tg
i intense and fresh outbreak : 2nElc--
vstes snw moment The supeTlHte-[i-
e-.t q the canne-r went 81 o1ce 20 e4s2a
"a confer wlsa Csovs-no- Knapp and ask
fo- assistance. TIE governor had. now
ever, LEFT OF the Nohicaa week previous
~ months c-zsss a.o1- T2e western
sh9-e a. A.aska. TIE revenue &C tier PInE4
hzi 2ssa gone sway to- oE-e- c-aass-
There was Id wav - send All 70 the can
ue-r men The steamer nj CT = ex-
pec.es 20 s-rlye from Alaska soE2o-ros
with further neEs-