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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04

PITTsBuRou, Pa, Oct IA non-union
man named Smith, employed at Carne-
gie's Thirty-third street mills, was at
tackled by strikers while on his way
home Saturday night, and so badly
beaten that it is feared he will die.
When found he was unconscious and
has been lying ever since in stupor.
His assailants are known, and are being
shrdowed by detectives to prevent their
escape. Andrew Nalskie, another non.
union workman was assaulted on the
same day. He was approached from
behind and felled with IN iron bar.
His injuries are not serious.
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Adm Chnsinr itninbews.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Oct. S.-Geu. A.
E. Stevenson has returned from Wood
side Park, Ohio, where he spoke satur-
day, greatly impressed with the enthu-
siasm and earnestness of the Democrats
of the Buckeye State, and more thor
oughly than ever convinced that Ohio
will yield a good Democratic majority.
Mr.. Stevenson says that he would not
attend the New York League clubs
meeting in New York city. He will be-
gin his series OF speeches in Illinois by
delivering an address at Elgin next
Tuesday. He is in prime health.
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al has revised the report of his remarks
at the Grand Army Of the Republic in
this city which was made from long
hand sketch taken by a newspaper man
who was present, and that thus revised
the speech will be circulated by the
Republican national committee. The
speech is said to be IN ampliilcation of
the generals remarks at the Chicago
convention, interiected into Bourke
Cockran's famous midnight speech,
"No Union soldier can vote for Grover
Clavnland.n
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PrrrsnuRe, Pa, Oct, IA Cironicle
Telegraph Uniontown, Pa, special says
Jack Ramsey, the pal OF Frank Cooley,
who was killed by Sheriff McCormick's 3
posse last evening was captured near
Fairchance this morning and is now in
iail. It's believed that since the death
Of Cooley and the capture Of Ramsey
the remainder Of the gang will disperse
and leave the county,
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New YoRk, Oct. ga Boston special
says: John L. Sullivan has startled
his friends in this city by announcing
his intention of challenging Corbett to
fight again. lie was seen by a reporter
in the dressing room before the play
began last night and had to say: II am
saving money now, with resolute de.
termination to challenge Corbett to
fight again and give me chance to win
back the money that was. robbed from
me in New Orleans"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04

LONDON, Oct. S.-The condition OF
Lord Tennyson is causing anxiety. He
was seriously i'll on Friday. Saturday
and Sunday. but to-day ne rallied some
what. His illness is due to combina-
tion OF gout and influenza. Sir Andrew
Clark and other distinguished physi-
clans are in attendance on Lord Tenny-
son, who is at his residence, Aldworth,
near Haslemere, in Surrey. A dispatch
from Haslemere received here at 2:45
o'clock this afternoon says that Lord
Tennyson has to-day taken food well.
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CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. s.-The announce.
ment is made here by the amnesty as
aociation that the request Of Fielden.
Neehe and schwab, the Haymarket
anarchists, now at Joliet prison, that q
petition for their pardon will be held
up until after the November elections,
SO that it can not be used for political
purposes.
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The TREASON SUITS
And the Effect They Have Upon
the Strikers at Homestead.
NO ARRESTS HAYE BEEN MADE

OF Those Accused BY the Allegheny
County omcials-.Two Dcsertions
From the Strikers Ranks Reported.
The Hunted Men Said to Be in Hid
ing-The Return of the Men Who
Were Imprisoned an Event in
Homestead-.rhcy Receive an ovA.
tion ut tho Hands of Their Fellow
workmen..Advisory Board Disor,
ganizcd.
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IN FREE TRADE BRITAIN.
Lack ofworis, aud Those Employed arS
Cut in Their Wages.

Lack of Work, and Those Employed arc
Cut tn Their Wages.
LONDON, Oct. S.-The labor outlook in
the large manufacturing and ship
building centres OF Great Britain is
very threatening. A crisis is probable
in tho cotton strade that promises to
have moro widespread results, than any
OF the previous troubles thathave occur
red between the masters and the oper-
atives, and i'll the ship-building trade
in the Clyde, only one-third OF the
berths arc occupied, and no new orders
are in hand. It is said that fifteen
thousand hands who were employed i'll
various capacities about the yards, are
idle, and those who are still at work are
working on short time. To make mat
ters worse for the employees, the mas
ters have now decided to make gener-
al reduction in wages and have an
nounced that the reduction is to take
effect on October 10.
The Clyde miners have also been no.
titled that their wages will be reduced
six pence per day on and after the
tenth OF the current month.
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rHE CAMpAiGN OPENED

In Glorious Old Preston, tho Banner Re.
publican County fthc State.
Spceta1 Di,pdich % me ia,digeascr
KiSowooD, W. Va, Oct. S,-The Hon.
V.B Deliver addressed IN immense
mass meeting OF Preston county people
here to-day. There was a great and en-
thusNstic crowd. The speech was tho
mostconVincing over made here, and the
Republican campaign is now opened in
tho banner county.
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CHICAGO, Oct. S.-GcOghegan, alias
Coleman, the supposed cronin convict
in the Oregon penitentiary, at Salem,
is not "Cooney the Fox" but brother
OF the notorious Pete Geoghegan, now
serving term in the penitentiary at
Joliet. This is the statement OF De-
tectives Collins aud Rohan, both OF
whom know "tho fox"
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SIOUX CRY, Iowa, Oct. S.-William
Duffy, better known as "BilIy, tho Kid, /"
was knocked out at the Fashion theatre,
a notorious resort i'll Covington, Nc
braska, by Jack Keefe, heavy weight,
after an easy contest. Keeie and all
the seconds are under arrest awaiting
the action OF the coronor's jury.
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BIG FIRE m BELlAIRE.
Another Glass HoasO Destroyed by Flames
this Morning.

Intelligence was received from Bel
laire at half-past two o'clock this
morning that the Lantern Globe
works there was on fire, and
that the flames had made such
progress that the factory must be en-
tirely consumed. 1t was a well
equipped factory, and the loss, added
to the inroads already made by flames
on Bollaire's glass industry will bo
severely felt.
W. c. Bergundthal and Ex-sheritT o.
L. Foulke owned the plant. The former
says tho loss will reach S35, 900, pretty
well covered by insurance. The
factory proper was insured for
$40, 600, and the stock fairly we'll. The
works were running aud behind in its
orders, which makes the loss the more
severe on the owners.
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ssectq, Dtpe,ch 10 ae htdiigmcer

Sptcidl Di9pcIcN 70 Me INIdII1tnoH.
HuxrlSeroN, W. Va. Oct. San in
condlary set Gre to the deserted plan
ing mill adjoining the FIorentine hotel
this evening. Some boards and shaw
ings were piled together andwere about
to set fire the building when the hotel
porter saw the flames and put it out.
There is no trace OF the fire bugs.
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for to-day failed to materializa. General
Field was announced to speak, and u
large crowd was expected but the crowd
did not come, neither did General Field.
About fifty people congregated in the
senate chamber and were addressed by
Virgil A. Gates, OF this city, and 9.
Warren Hayes, Of the West Virginia
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Pick TIIl tiro Another Bomb.

Ngw YoRK, Oct. 3.--An Albany, n.
Y, special says: Commissioner Peck
will soon explode another OF his bombs
in addition to the report already issued.
II isa continuation OF his report by
which he shows the increase OF wages
OF varinus branches OF workingmen.
This table will be about twice as large
as any given out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04

Bun1rxG7oN, a., Oct. SACK Prince,
the Omaha bicycle racer, won a ten.mile
race with two pacing horses at the
fair grounds yesterday. Each horse
went five miles. The time was 80
minutes and % seconds. Twenty min
utes afterwurd he defeated the trotting
horse Myles Aaron, in mile dash;
time 2:Ig.
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AtLInson nd ll1emlngton.

sVIIIlE DFIN1CH 10 7'77 II'T77''77''77''
FLEMIYGroS, W. Va, Oct S.--For two
hours and forty minutes this evening
tho most enthusiastic, and by far the
largest crowd that ever assembled in
this district, was held in rapt attention
by Hon. G. W. Atkinson, who discussed
in his characteristic style the political
issues. His speech pleased everybody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04
PRESTON LEADS.
The Banner Republican County
Turns Out En- Masse
TO HEAR HON. Y. B. DOLLIYER
Discuss the Issues of the Campaign
in His Forcible Manner.
THE TOWN is NOT Big ENOUGH

To Hold the Crowd That Attends.
Two Hundred Young Men, Who
Will Cast Their First Vote for tho
Republican Ticket, March in the
Monster Proccssiou--The Largest
Crowd Present Since the Great
Centennial acknowledgements
Made ut other Points Through tho
State.
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KANAwuA vAnLEY CAofpAlGN

Both Parties ARE Conldent-camphnll
and HIiI Billed to Speak.
Special DiPaich 10 he Ih;tRigtnesr
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct 3.-Allcu
0, Myers will address tho Democrats
here Wednesday evening. Tho cam.
paign is getting red hot and the Repub-
licans are confident. The contrary is
truo OF the Democrats. 1t is under.
stood that Senator Hill, OF New York,
Ex-Governor Campbell, OF Ohio, aud
other big guns will be here to help
them out before the campaign is over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04
Tnr price OF property at Moundsvillo

The price OF property at Moundsvillc
is advancing steadily, owing to the loca-
ton OF factories and the increase in
population. The population is bound
TO increase from three to Ave thousand
within the next few months, and lots
bought at tho sale to be held By tho N.
u. & NJ. Co., October 8. will double in
price very quickly, Excursion rates
and free entertainment at the sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04
FAILNp To sMoW uP.

The Vice Presidential Candidate of tho
Peoples Party Dhapponts Largo Aa.
dicHCr.
Special Dipateh u ne in:eitiqea:a.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct. S.--Geucr-
al James G. Field, of Virginia, the Pco-
pies party candidate for vice president,
who was billed to speak hero tonight
at tho wiewam on tho political issues OF
the day, failed to arrive. Tho Peoples
party managers here cannot reach him
and do not know what has become OF
him. His failure to come disappointed
largo audience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04
A VERY BOLD ATTEMPT
Made to Rob the keystone Ma
tional Bank, of Erie, Pa,
BY -FOUR TOUGH CUSTOMERS.

Conduct on the Part of the
Assistant Cashier saves tho Banks
Funds, Though no Gets Bullet In
His cheek..The Quartette Finally
Captured After u Hard Chase by n
Courageous omccr-.Tho RobDcrs
Wore Well Armed for the Eray--A
Midday Sensation in Lively City.
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PORTLAND. OREGON, Oct. S.-Early this
morning FIRE occurred in the Kamm
block, four story brick structure, in
flictipg n total loss OF about fifty thou
sand dollars. John G. Gray, a carriage
maker, was burned to death, and "Doc"
Huston, fireman, was seriously in.
jured.
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IroInn,I,, Now yIocroy.

Dun1rv, Oct. 3.-Lord Houghton, the
now viceroy of Ireland made his public
entry into Dublin to-day and took pos
session OF Dublin Castle that was va
Gated some time ago by his Tory prede-
cessor, the Earl OF Zetland.
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osKALoosA, Iowa, Oct. S.-"ono'
Helm, near Fremont, Niahaska county,
waylaid the Clark brothers Saturday
night, and killed ono and fatally
wounded the second. The tragedy was
the result OF n feud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04

Sptfl1T UlFTdlcE 70 U1 II0l''IgllIVlF'
wAsnlxGroS, D. G., Oct. s.-The
National bank OF Chicago has been ap.
proved as reserve agent for the Com.
merciaI National bank at Huntington,
wEsf Wn-
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NEW YoRx, Oct. S.-The steamer Sara.
toga, which arrived to-day, reports that
on her voyage out from here she was
kept three miles below Havana in quar-.
antine for several days, on account Of a
report OF cholera at this port.
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New YoRk, Oct S.-James Corbett,
the champion pugillut, was yesterday
''done in clay" by Miss Kulms Rever-
idge, the young sculptross, who per-
formed similar Office for Mr. Cleve-
land the day previous.
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slCKLEs' FA9IOUs SPEECH.

IL Il to He Circulated Az RTpubhenn
Campaign Document
WASHINGTON, Oct. ) = Republican
leaders are not advised that General
D. E. sicklos, of New York, will make
any speeches in support OF President
Harrison's reelection as a current re-
port asserts. 1t is said that the gener-
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TuE palo OF lots at Moundsville, octo.
ber 5, will take place On the lots. so you
can see exactly what you arc buying,
Remember excursion train ON Balti-
more & Ohio at o q. III. Free dinner on
grounds Como on and make some
money.
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Ngw YoRK, Oct. S-Justice Ingra-
ham, in the court OF oyer and terminer,
this morning sentenced Burton Q. Web
ster, the murderer OF Charles Il. Good.
win, to state prison for nineteen years.
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FrxE business and residence lots for
sale ut Moundsyille.
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For Western PcunsylvanIa. showers tonight;
generally fair Tuesday: west winds
For Ohio, fair Tuesday; slightly cooler m
western and nOthcrn portions; west wiuds
For West Virginia, fair; west winds; PROBABLY
warmer In eastern portion.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
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a. furnished BY g. ScHNEfl, ufuRSisb corner
MARKET and Fourteenth streets
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TRULY DEMOCRATIC.
The Innovation In the Manner of NotL
flying the Pnrty's Lenders.


1t has been the practice to make for
nal notification of chosen candidates an
almost private ceremonial. The only
part the people have been permitted to
have in transaction essentially public
and directly related 80 the people has
been the after privilege Of reading
speeches of information and of accept
ance. The custom is to be more hon
ored hereafter in the breach than IN the
observance. In the presence Of 10 600
Democrats, Cleveland and Stevenson
met the notification committee at Madi-
son Square garden, New York city, and
on being duly informed that they had
been selected as Democratic standard
bearers for the presidency and vice pres
idency Of the United States respectively,
made reply in the sight and hearing Of
the people.
This true Democratic precedent will
undoubtedly establish q new rule for
like occasions hereafter. Had the tradi-
tional custom prevailed this year it
would have been more becoming on the
part Of Mr.. Stevenson to remain ut his
own nome and receive within its pre-
cincts the ceremonious information
whose substance was already in his pos
session. Inasmuch as what custom has
hitherto made almost private act ia
now to be public one; inasmuch a. the
party, in the magnificent audience that
Madison Square garden contained. as
sisted at the official notification cere.
mony, Mr.. Stevenson did right in going
to New York to stand at the side of
Grover Cleveland on glorious Demo.
cratic occasion.
On that occasion the first great gun OF
Democratic success in November was
fired. Its reverberation resounded
throughout the country. It's joyful
clamor will be assurance OF victory. -
Chicago Herald.
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WI ON e: Y

Wisely invested will soon double itself,
and there are often as many elements of
safety surrounding good paying invest
mcnt as one that pays small dividends. The
earning capacity of every investment is the
foundation of dividends. The Atkinson
House Furnishing co., of Maine, Organized
in 1887, has paid its stockholders 9 semi
annual dividends of per cent. each 90 per
cent year, and is earning handsome sur
plus besides. 1t is buy and sell business
and a safe investment for all classes. The
authorized capital is $1,000, 900, Of which
$50, 900 has been paid in. To further in
crease the business, $50, 900 of the Treas
ury Stock is offered until March 18th, at par,
$io per share. rrice Of stock will be adj
vanced February 18th 10 take effect on above
date. For full particulars address the com
pany, Box 1918, Boston. Mass. or Portland,
Ne.
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The man who asks for a protective
bounty should be compelled to state
what he wants it for and exactly how
much he needs. If lie will not tell he
should not have any. II he says he
wants it for the benefit of labor, and if
congress decides that it has right to
authorize the tax for the purpose speci-
fled, it logically follows that congress
has legal right to see that labor gets
the tax money that is asked and voted
for its benefit. If congress has a right
to put twenty dollars ton tax on iron
for the benefit Of labor it has a right to
see that labor gets every cent out OF that
twenty dollars.-Erie pa Herald.
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Cleveland on tho Force BILL

In order to satisfy a large number OF
Virginia Democrats, who seemed to
think Mr.. Cleveland was seeking to
evade placing himself squarely against
the force bill. Basil D. Gordon. chair.
man Of the Virginia Democratic CON-
mittee, wrote the ex-president asking
him to explain his position. The follow
ing answer was received:
GRAY GABLES, b BUzzARD's BAY, July8.
Basil b. Gordon, Sandy, Va:
My DEAR Sm-Mr. Quincy has forwarded
your letter to me. ! am a good deal surprised
and a little irritated that any one should have
been 50 influenced by antcnomination stories
as To make it necessary for me especially Ia
declare my position on the force bill
improved every proper opportunity to con-
denim 1t. regard IL as a most atrocious meas
ure, and do not see how any Democrat can
think otherwise. Yours most truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
New York World.
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A Document for the Times.

Grover Cleveland's message Of 1887 is
a document for the times. The corrup-
tion an idle surplus would tempt has
been tempted. Wages are no higher,
though the prices Of wearing apparel
and cutlery have gone up. Taxes upon
the homes are higher, and labor troubles
due in many cases TO attempted reduc-
tions in wages-have been incessnit
since the Mckinley bill passed. In pot
teries, carpet mills, glass factories, iron
working establishments and coke burn
ing regions there hwe been strikes.
Tariff reform is mighty, and Cleveland
is its prophet. City Times.
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EDWARD CAREOLI- speeches have
been freely copied and widely distributed.
Politically he is fighter from the
ground up" and his election is conf
IDENTIFY expected by the Democrats Of
Kansas.
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No More Blocks ~ Five.

We suppose William Wade Dudley
will be chairman Of the national Repub-
lican committee by proxy. But he viii.
find it impossible to have the Indiana
fioaters divided into blocks Of five,
placed in charge of trusted men with
the necessary funds, marched to the
polls and voted for Harrison, AZ in 1883.
A Democratic Legislature has passed an
Australian ballot law since 1888 which
has put stop to the blocks of five
business. Indianapolis Sentinel,
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PHILADELPHIA g. READING
RAILROAD.
AFTER MAY Is. 1892.

AFTER MAY Is, 1892.
Trains leave bloomsbury as follows: isundsys
For New York, Philadelphia, Reading, Potts.
VILE, Tamaqua, ETC., $40, ll3b a. m.
For Nillisinsport. 745 a. m, a.lj p. m. sun,
day, 5S a. m, 4, % p. IN.
For Danville and Milton, IS a. m, S,l5' Ills
p. m. sunday, SIS a; M, 42s p. IN.
For Catawissa 6.l0. 745, III a. M, l2l5 500,
$50 p. M sunday, ln,2l q. m. 7.03 p, m.
For Rupert 6i0 1.45, ll.S6 a. M. l2l5 3.l5.
0O 6.so, N.l5p. m. Sunday '.5s, losi a. M, i,2s
Trains for Bloomspurg
leave New York via OF Philadelphia 7.45 a.
m, 400 p; n. and via Easton s45 a. 5l i:ao p. m.
Leave Reading ll.50 a. m. 7.5I p. m.
Leave Pot'syille 1880 P. IN.
Leave Tamaqua lel q, M, Q IS p. m.
Leave williamsrort y 80 q. H. i'95 p. m. sun
leave Cstawissa 10" s. 20 a. m. 1.sO, a.l9 $40
ll.l6 p. m. sunday, 7,i5 a. M, i.!5, II.
Leave Rupert 6.sl, 7.os, s q, LAB q. m, l.%,
q, fl9 ll.a5 p m. sundas' ''o', lO.la g. In.
For Baltimore, Washington and the West via
B. o. r. r., through trains leave Girard Ave.
a. IN, 49, 3.56, Ole 7.ls D. IN. sundays 355 SOC,
ll.2f a, m, $50, b.ds, 7.lS p. IN.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street Wharf and
South Street Warf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
weekdays Express, On 900 a. n. aCO inO 90
pm. Accommodation. 90 q. IN. 4.lt, 30. $50 p m.
sundays Express, SEQ SEQ, IL 90 a. IN. Accom-
modation, 500 n. m. and 4,30 p. III. ....
Rsturipg Leave Atlantic ciy SePGt s%Se
100, 500 9pO q, m. ana arc, $50 p. NJ.
Accommodation, 4 %. q GO so q, n, and $50 pm.
SUNDAY S Express 4,0o, So, 9t0p, m. accom-
mooa'son, T.to a, ID. nc 10 p "a
A. a. MCLEOD, &c. HANCOCK,
Pres. & GEM Manager Genl Pass. sgt.
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Protection Is 10 Fraud.

Something like this might happen
were the tariff removed. Labor might
strike and fail, but it would not bear
against the United States the bitter
grudge of promise of protection unful-
filed. 1t might be beaten. but 1T would
not he swindled. Protection pretends 10
be a panacea and it is II fraud The des-
perato struggles OF labor today under u
high tariff demonstrate that 1t is fraud.
Chicago Herald.
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third congress Is
Hon. f d W ard
Carroll, the Dem
ocratic nominee.
who has served
several terms in
the Kansas house
of representa-
tives and one
term in the SEN
ate. Mr.. Carroll
is a native of Ire
land, and is about
fifty-fve years Of
age. He Is n good
deal Of an orator,
and many Of his