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9nrd Grplniion elmer 8atetc
Ncrfekf.

ct. 9ouis, 16. Sttober. - ais gsfern
abeno mad benz Sdluiie elner bler fattses
funpenen polltideu Serlamnlluua eill
Seuerlpert abgebraunt ipuroe, erploblrte
eiue 1afete, uuo IA Eerioueu murpcn ner,
!est, 3 rerielben tDOtlid]. Diihael &atd)
fosO. Ganbteat fir bic gegislatur, II. 6rie
Niarquart fub berart su9erldtet, baB iie
rerbeu werpeu, uno 6elnrlt Sonig, iomie
Sbeobo- Guselmann cr.lItsn beoentltte
SerleBungeu. Die sebn anocren Serpuns
Oetelf per0cu Qcueleu,
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lscruttRte Tabtseu0c.

SSaibington, .. g., l6. Sttober. -
Sie S,rma 9ittleioro & Iluoro meloet, oab
Der Oil iie coniienirtt Sdoouer uGlbriOse
Soutlern," meIder nit eiuem aus 1000
Sonnen 9lipbaIt beftebeupen Cargo fir Die
vSarber= Yaulna= Comp" Dor einem Monat
non Fort Spain. Srlulpab, abglus, ldon
itst prei SSoben fGll9 nnD uernlutbllb uns
tcrge9au9en 1T. ?tub Die OIL Die naulllde
6lrna conil9nlrte Sarte nSaplano" ut lelt
etUa swei &oden 1auls.
(Spdter. Der Sd)ooner rGlbriose Sous
thern" bat beute iciue SSerlte Su GEORGE
town, ,. s., erreidDt.
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Die Cholera lit China.

Can Srau; ;iscO, IA. Sttobsr. -
Toilnad)rldlteu per Sampfer rSceonic" aus
China unO Sapau ersebeu, OaB pie @bolerc
su 9bentu berrldt unO baB plele unbeerol9te
Sooten Dor ben Mauern Der Staot llcaen.
Gin srcbes 2Oyi nabe Yebana ,uuroe am
4. September einseaihsrt une stma 200
MenldIeultben gin9en oabeiucrlcren. Sitniz
Jig 0l6unfen rerbranutsn aui BEN 0Iune.
Serldte iibsr Die DtiBhanoluus BON Yi,a
flUndreu burdI Gnseboren. in China foM=
men nsuerola9s iulsoer bon alien Sstsn
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&utbpltid)e Wereimc l,no ole GpI,tu,s
bitsfeicr.

9feuarf, W..S., lG. Stober. ge.
nldtlid)es auflebcu entranO im beutlsen
Gonueute Der bleilgsn fatbollI1en Serelne
be, Der Debate iiber Die iSrage, Ueld,e Sab
u.u bel Der @olumbusieier am q. SttOber
senaseu merOeH iouten. Gswar beaNua9t
moroeu, SaB Die Sereiue Grlaubntb babsn
iollten, bic 6abne trseno e;ner Station Su
tiibreu, uOraus5 s5elttt pab ile Die amerltaMl'
lte SABINE Dor berlelbeu triisen.
81 IloeMuau Solu Srupper aus Sarri=
Jon erbOb ll9 uno iaSte emp9atlt: uSSlr
iOlteu bic papillid)e Sabnt porn irasen,
Oeuu mir iino III erller slnle Satbollten uno
oann erit Nmerifaner." - Seseiduenbes
Sbmei9en iolste auf oieie sleuBeruug, uno
Niemano' aHtluortete baraul. - 50 @eielz
Id)aiten mareu in BEN @oHpeHt uertreten,
uno man ld)att. oaB ib 10000 Yeriouen
nit 40 Sapeuen oil Der Yarapc beibeiIisen
meroeu.
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Slutperateben anf eiuem Sabm,mae.

Sooneptlle, Mo, "A. ltt. = lluter
elmer Iu,abl NeserzS Sabuarbeite., Die auf
eiueu .3uge Ger pMihour.SaniassSeras-
Sahn" nadl lire: 6tl1llta IN gtcbeslp,
Nio. surl;df.hrten, brad fur; DOT tbssr Nh.
fuwrt babier III SoIs. e;n:s gSu:islipiets
Su.;t aus, uuO ,p.I osrislben, y. @h.atlu
uuo Srant toarrls, murosn ourt) Yieiisrs
nidIe uub 6suoluerld)un. toetlid) ueriest.
SobH Staccg uno 9ames Cornelius, iuel
ber Sbdter, murotn bel ihrer autunTt oas
bier uerhaTtet unO cina.teriert.
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SSralt Ssarriiun'S 9ujtano.

Ssal bin9ton, IA. Stt. - 6rau Oar
riion 1T beute etlpas itwadler, aIs q.itern,
uno perbrahte iait ben sani.n beutig.n
Sag III einem itiperen S6laie. Sie nabm
nur geringe 9iabrung su il1 uno perfiel,
lpbalb ile erluatt mar, blnnen wenlgeu
Dliuutsn abermatS in Sblummer. Jhr
tlsfer >Sdlaf 1T mabriheiulit thsllweiie Die
Solge Der Diittel, Die lbr gegeu ibre Nnidue
bon leruollt1t eingegebeu uorben.
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. gsermtfd,te telearapbtfde eepe,d,en.

- Die ullnioerlal Srber Of Secnritp,"
cine anbere Der uSbort Germ="S Shuinpel.
seiellinafteu, bot in philadelphia cine
uebertragung porgenommen.
- Die Sad,lase beSiislid bes Strifes in
ben Darbs Der rSig Sour =Sahn" 81 60
Iumbus, O., 1T unuerauoert. Die Strittr
bl.iben itanbbuft, wGbreno Die Irbeit ourt)
Gratleute inter Dem Sd)ut Don Eolisiiteu
fortseieet miro. Die SahubsamteH bebaup.
ten, bic ettuatiou uoaitauoig su bsberr-
jd1eu
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Wput Someftcaoer Strtfe.

9omeiteab, Ya., IA. SitOber. = 2rei
Strlfer, gtamens Slbion, 9usan uno Gle
mems, purDen lpat beute Abeno IN ben
u9urnsgls 9s.rteA" Don YOllSIilen perhaitet.
Sislelben batten iit i'll Die 9Serte eInsez
idIIidlen uno iolen ueriudlt baben, Die ars
better purdl Die 0rohuug, SaS @tab!iilement
in Die guit su lprenger, sinsnldudlern.
Die S:rbaitsten werben nad) YttsbErg Obj
geilibrt uuO bort Dor @erid)t gefleut !uerDen.
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Cut UGH NCoNuelHtNt.
Sf. ". Seeompte,
(24S,5O.2) Staats=Setretdr.
4 Enrean Oes Observation-Disclosures.


- Sdltim 0re. Den 2S. september 1892.
Die @ommiiilre iiir ben 9urdbrIdl Der StraBcH IN
oer Staot baltimore babcn einen politGHbi9cn uno
nerheiierten Scridt nbcr Die seuerH,
GntltdoiguEaeH uEo susaabcI iir Die GonbrmnlrIn3
mo ben 0urnbruCb Der .Nbitclod=Stra6c, pon
Der SinocHz bis iir Jiorbzsueune, in GemdEhet Der
SeroronnHa SIR 1856, pom Siraermeiter uno Staotz
ratbe pou Baltimore ON -. Sftoper $50 qencbmist
aNsecfertiat uno nIlr be9laubiat.
Us mlrb hermit beGnHt ecmadt, baf bic SIter
uHb Hldne beiuater 9hitci odnrak I'M Bureau bes
Stabt= Reaitrators oreifiia 3aae Iaua bon beute
on lieseH blebeH lolcH r Die irung aler babel bes
thei9ten Eeronen, lpGbreHo mcld]er Seit sescn Die
GEtideiouna Der Scmnliilrc in irasnb einem @cz
rdlie ueldes 9erldtsbarieit barbcr btiigt, appel.
lint lucrhcn Tam. Subu ". Upbb,
233,9,45,51,4 Observation-Disclosures
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SNcS Wapure aintelpf0t,
- Baltimore.
Sic ztaot Baltimore lit lett bercit sur
etmsiabiuua oeS &aPitaIS uno Der :3inien bio
gum 3abimMgstage Der griamnicu staof=
befann,cn fioneu i'm Setrase BON $40
353.S7, pete sur 3utc BON q llowrI idbrid,
3inieH tras,n, nat S.li,ben mad, Dem l. Gepiembtr
1913 einlosbGr 1lHo. ionic Der eoni oloirtcu Muz
Icibs i'm getId9e poR s., 81 C6S.U fucd1c 3inI.u
CUR Taie BON Noient trdgt uno aa, l. Ssptcmbtr
1898 einiosbar Ili Ilen. nrld)e I'M S,iite riues
@,rtlNfates Der porb:nanHteH Gmiiion,r RON Sbliz
gaioH.n fiHo. ipro Der Sriraa iolden Certificates
nsbi .5inieH bis sum MsiabIunsstus. bel Irdieniiz
runs beiielbcn I'M Siireau bes Staot 0eoiitrators
Gus9eSablt.
Teroiuano 6. 2atrpbc. Suriiser,
Gnpdl Eraft,
". u. Spemce,
SinanS= =eommiiidre;
Snhn II. 8obb, 9caiitrar
(244T5O,3,b9.G25
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&enrp gSatterion &piro in Gbicasp
rc0ett.

9ouiSuille, 8p., IA. Sftober.-Sp.
&atterion. &ebafteur bes uGourier. Sour
nal," erbielt beute gtatmittag per &eles
graph bic @inlubuug, Die 6eftrebe BEL Der
Giuipethung Der 9Seltausf feuuugS s@ebduoe
i'll Chicago su halten. @r t.lesrapbrte sus
rid, oaB er Die Giulaoung acceptire.
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@m. secmmuer & Comp,
l245, S, so, ,4,G,6O,3-Il gnttionatur
0sroflamatinn ocs 0pupcrncnrS,
Staat WarHIauo.
Grefufiu< Ncparfeutt

Grefufin= Scpartenteut.
Ia Der Brdiibert Der Sereiniaten Staaten aut
Grrno Der GoEsrciie ertbeten Iutoritdt cine
GrotldmattoH erIafien bat, in eder er iir ben 21.
Sftober pem SoIte Die s'egebuHs bes perbunorrtit,n
SdbrestageS Der @nteedung amerifa's ourtl Dentliz
Sd,uIen uno an auberen @eriammluHsspaben enl=
rfieblt, 10 remme idI. fraHf Srpium, oen 21.
October G32, ben pierbuuoertfen Sabrcstas Der
GHtoednns Nmeritd's ourdb @briopb Columbus, aIs
etncH auaemciucn feifrtaa uno forberc, bag Der
Gag onrt1 al9emcne Ginitellrns G,citdften, uno
ourdt offentitle SemonitrationeH sum IubeRfen on
jcHes srote @reianiG, bur GjUttesoienit b.lonz
oers purdp DelerIitfciten in leoem Shulbanic bes
Staates besangen per0e.
~ So scidcben inter msiner llnteritrift
uHo Dem Gjrosiiesel 0tarparb's in Der
g aHH'p''' d" 1e aIsss s,S!ssss ssspS' ass2'
~ Sir ben GouuerEerr:
Il. ". Xeeompte,
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Sursebenbs Sneioer gma rurref iii n nbe tbterlns
paKmo Aae rGn lange arfe resua siss 1T nbne
Ausnabme bic sr6Re ne Nuslag bic in
8altmu barscbnn Seine anhere ma Der Staot 1T m
stambe uoer gSas obcm auss.3einen Gualan fur bic nam
den niebrigen Yrcii 3u bcrfaufen, bic mir gma5ren!
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cr.paItcrSsW sWertauf

iuerthuourn Wetafr: Stanoe i'm isrHs y oiitter
Warft Wr. 2. 5 1 Unp 81 ,no Der peri,amenten
Stanoe ytr. 6, z, 22, %, 26 uno SO.
SraIt zines GctretS bes areisserihts Der Stnbt
gc;tlmorc merotn Gle rEter;titntt.n Yerruatsr an
Hrcitag, ben !. giorsmher 1892, 8ormittGss
ntr, an ocu reipcftiucu Stau oem bic ioI ssuoe CT
Wertbnoucu WfeRgcr= uuo permansnten Stau=
oe int neus' Soimttr Dfarft, NeBget: Stanoe
Wr. z, 81 nno 81 uuo permdnentc Stanbe
Vr. 6, Z. 22, 23, 26 uuo 38 aui pifcntliter 9ilt=
tion rerfauen.
acknowledgement ollsr obcu tsitri;bcEcrS
aeTle ots 2ettI:: Gin Srittel tGar 9scriaustas..
btr Eeft in iedgs uEo Suclf 0iuHateE, GreoschaE=
esE muleH SUI -surlsrtnseu eer Ssrualt,r iu.r lsz
nelt reretn, oetr aIes haGr, iueHu cs bsm Sdricr
ttieht. Cine aHsabuH9 ron 500 iur )eptn IitSaer>
StaHo Enn poH SO ilIr jeotu permaH,ntcn S.aEo
mirb pom aiuf,r an &erfuufstaae rcrlanst.
). Trco. Wcauarot, 9tI.223, St. IaIIitr.;
eSames ~. 2euHn, gir. 2O9, ct. 9ouIhr.
Gerwalter.
Nm. GeemlHer s Comp,
(245,S,5O,4,6,6O,3 81 NnftioHGtprtr.
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s7TA WerW SsVerfauf
im% -ber-
- ,pcrtbnoHen Wctger=Stamoe gir. II tittS
13 inn yip plflidlcu Hl0rff

ssassstucrIUppHeiI U1e59tt>StnW1f ytf. NH0
13 i'm 9iprooitIid)cu Wartt.
arait eiEes Oetrets b.s ar.isserihts Der Staot
Salflmore peresH ble EEtersetHeten @eripaltcr auf
oifeEtIher NuftioH an Den Stduocu Spumeritaa,
ocu 3. Ytopember 1892, II llbr VprmittasS,
ete beioen tpertbrnuem WebaersStamOe Nr.
uuo Is tint MpropitIic1cn viarft rertaiIeH.
ben: Gin 0ritel b0dr am Gage bes gsraufs, Der R,t
IN letS uno Spoif VtoHateH, SrcbiBablunseH miit1
str SulleheHlct Der SermnIter er aeit.lt iutrrtu,
ootr 2llcs baGr, jc nab YelieteH ocS adntr3. Ginc
siHiGbIuHa ppn 500 miro an serauIstugt bonn Sdlt:
Ier IeoeS StanbcS pcrlGu9t
!. itrco. .NequarDt, 9tr. 223, Ct Bauftr.
Samcs ". Scuup, 9tr. 2U9, Ct &aulitr.
9enualter.
Wnt. SecmMuer & Comp,
(245,S so, 0,4,6,6O,3-1) guttionaturer.
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Gic Cations.

SaniaS.&1tp, NO, IA. Sttober. -
NadIriftsn aus eciieppllle suiolse lit Der
ermart,te Iusrifi aul I,neS Staptdleu pur1
Gle 5Sreuube Der 0altons nct) riht eriolat.
gsa breub rer pergaugeneE 9tatt fancen Sie
gurger uuter sSaiieu, NIB rerSrt mar ourf
Gorpoit.n umii.llr. Dian gaubt jest, rab
eas @criidyt iiu.r ben beablUttaten anqrii
qruuDlos lit. Sob. Glohr, Der Seihltalbez
liter, pelder ssleaent!idl p.s tiirsiidtn
3reilens IN @oiIepplIe prel Der 0altons er<
id)uB, hat eiueu aus 9lrfanlas=@ltp patirteu
2robbrieI trbalten, w.ldler TIM mtthellt,
oaB iMni Diitsheo.r Der SaltOn.Sauoe nod
am geben le,eu uno nidlt ruben plirpen, bis
bic uou ,bm erihOiienen aamsrapeu bur1
lelnen SOB seratlt leleu.
y 1A.,s<x~. ....s {.,r &ilsns,,. q a - a.. m
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, spep(i ia,

fronthafter aopfitmer,, lbclretenber gbcu, SiIio.
tdt p.rmtb.H, ba be atneien.n Speen bo3n bsltra.
Gen, bab ibre ndbrHota 9IssnifafteH Ann 9Tias oe5
HGturIlttE SubIauheS 6es 9orptrs belfeu,rn.
EB- UiaH b,ObadJtt bic iolstnorn Spmptome pom
honibatttn Sufidnben, ntlbe in Der SraHfbett Der
B,1bauunssS ibrc uriache hab.r: 25crltopuug,
iun.rite 9dmUubolOen, Nnorans pon SIut Had otm
9opt, Sdure im Diagen. lltbetet, SoobrenHen, GteI
Dor epuisu. Stuere I'M Yiaseu, ioures auiitcgen,
Sint,n uno unrsssImdsiser ScrsidIas. Seiab bes
@rfidsHs nuo gSurscns BERN tie9en, atitndtte
Stbtrat 8uHftc oper @epebe por ben au9tr, Uleber
uno bEulpier 9opiidmtlL DiaH9el an 9eIipiratIon,
e,ibe Saut uuo Au9eE, SdmerStH in Der Seitt. Der
Stnft uup ben 9ltoeru, ploglh.r 9Horans pom 3ts.,
byeUHsEees &,uhI I'M 5lsiit.
gir3s ptH3t Noitn pom WnofpaH's ptuen ruers
ben oas Spftem pom ansH oben srHaHnten &etbeH bes
fltitn.
Breis % @ts. pro sta4t;t. gu p.rtsuien lei ar:H
Grosaiftr
er. Haopas 6 Co., Glr. 80, 0arr,nsetr,
RspsDor..
Mu oas VubIifum. Dian icbe itd Dor uno pers
Ianst Raopsu'S uub ubtr;sIst ith, oas Der ytums
~gtaowan" an pem Yadst 10 iusttts Sic tauisH.
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E cine Mannet: n5i9e
5u popu(dren Preilen.
~===$15.OO!=
Sic beiten jc fit oas @elo gc5eisten Mn3ige.
g t . I fe.

Smpnrtirte Glnb @nrfebs, ins
pnrtirte uno einbrimiide Gbepiuts,
&afimire, Gurfierrms, Smills, @iz
ennas II. !. IN.
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Gin SSeilmttteI fur ale
Somwe: Gamplaints!
2ubr! 9iarr6oe!
Cbu!rra MOrbasl

Gin bnIbsr SbseIoIeI bon "Gsaoo' '9ieIiei" in ,uem
haiheH GlGle non g8aiier; pleoerhoit, 10 arsc Die
9eiei" qetrdntt, auf ben Viasen unp aieJleb QecJ,
usrbtn ioortise SIrperuns gebsH uRa bulb pIe 9ei'
lung btlplrten.
@s iit b0dit ipidltig, bub leSe Samilie .iueH
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" . , { It.

Snppcl grni1s Sads Grtt in &C.
ualtiser @a9frase), Gim5sl Srnft@
Sads, GIapp Saiden Sads uuo
GntauabsJ Jrade.
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Maowan's Ge0on. &elief

h,hlnbis i'm Sauic babe. SelH gcbraudb ipirb ib
i.ts bel Shm,ritn uuo 8ran9elt fpobltbueno erueis
fen. Us sibt giitts IN Der lS,II, mas ShntrSen 10
ihnea nllt uHo ben NOtibritt Der 9raHtltIt btmut,
uie ec5 rJicaeQz zRcItci."
Snn.rlttJ turirt cin baIber bis Su einem sans
sen 5be,IoftI poQ In eiHta baI6tn 9laie 2Sdiler in
RtniseR UtIHuten &rampte, Gbmmaa,tem, Was
acuiaure, Mcbeltctt, Grbrcdlcu, Sonbrenueu,
Nerpofitdt, GfIIafioTgfeit, franfbaftc anpfs
fdmerseu, SIabmnseu uuo aHe innerIideu
ShmcrtcU.
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S@nitt,paareu tiir rSomen.Saoen," +"
DIR. 10, Neli>2eflugtoHsSu SuaBe.
(aus31-4.p.)
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Ser Semtlbe Gorreiponoemt,

2d9ltp, DonehtlW Hho SohhIa9o,
q. Raine, Gisemtbamer mnn 0teoaftear.
eibpefsGde Baltimore. strab. uno YoitsSffice<ape.
greis bes tagIidben gIattes. eurd 2rds.r in Bal.
tiuore uno in Der ytahbariboit beior9t 12s Gts.;
tdeItd,e uno Snuntaa ae =4tuegabc Is 9ts. pro
Esote,5abbar mofeutit an Die oas Slott beorsenben
Xrdser.-1dalid, neb!t ecnntage slmS "a be unter
Seit i'm @erbdltniR; iIr Die podcmtIid,e MnSaabe
NIT Sonntassbatt. portoire, nit abSus tar Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, nab irsenb enem Orte beS Snan.
bes, - Rab europa. Sonntee essQuSeabe 81
u ben Vtittels uab StbtaateH.
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Baltimore, Mo., Montag, ben II. Oftober 1892.
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Want &iQenthum In Der Sfaot 8aItim orr
8eiegen an WtonMmeMts, Wla oifpuz, Ebeiter,
eafles uno 0urfe< Strahe, fpwie an
Srd0forO= MUrn
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When the great financial results attained by policy
the Mutual life shown the confused agents OF rival
companies they exclai Yes but they can't do it again.
They willing admit that the dividends paid by the Mu
tua Life Insurance Company of New York all its earlier
policies the largest paid by any company similar
forms Insurance. but it is claimed that the Mutual Life
duplicate it's former dividend results policies issued
now. Let
On Policy No 1883, issued November 1870 at age
twenty-five for $4,000 annual premium s9945 ordinary life
plan the end of first twenty the dividend additions
amounted making the insurance value
death claim which than the of prem
ums paid improved at 10 per cent compound interest.
On Policy No. $685. issued September Z, 1871 at age
twentysx for $4,000 annual premium $O2 co. ordinary life
PLAN the dividend additions in 1884, at the end of the first
twenty years. amounted to S4700 raising the policy
s47 and being s42075 better than all the paid i'm
proved per interest per twenty
years.
Thus appears from the records Of The Mutual Life In
Company of New York that the first twenty years
dividends ending declared policies issued
1870 and 1871 have been favorable those declared the
first twenty policies issued in 1S43 1t is therefore,
quite reasonable that the future dividends this
Company policies issued the twenty dstribu
ton pan will be good those realized in the first twenty
by the holders of policies issued in the early the
Company the old reversonary addition plan which
dividends declared every years added policy
at their insurance value.
Since the Mutual Lfes dividends have shown grad
ual increase every year.
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Of all public interests. It is the ripe
development at length, Of the principle
Of Capitalization that has always char
acterized the republican party. FEEDER
al power is. however, Mr.. Cleveland,
says the instrument Of The popular win,
not its master. ITO resist such a
scheme, ? he observes, sis an impulse
Of democracy. At ali times and in all
places we trust the people"
Mr.. Cleveland declares for 'sound
and honest money, abundantly suffi-
cient in volume" TO supply the peoples
needs; for ciyil-service resorm in its
''letter and spirit" for liberal pensions
two orthy veterans soldiers, accorded
in such manner that our pension roll
shall be "a roll Of honor uncontamin-
ated by i'll dersert." for limited re-
striction Of immigration; against yex-
ations sumputary laws; for approval
Of the Nicaragua canal enterprise, and
for a sympathetic attitude toward the
Columbian Exposition. In conGlud-
ing Mr.. Cleveland points to his record
as public serv mt as indicating his
position on questions not now discuss
ed. AS whole, the letter is most
readable, and leaves in the mind the
feeling that it is the letter Of an hon
est man and statesman.
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TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER u. 1892.
ELKINs, ScHEME.

The trick by which Mr.. Elkins pro-
poses to make the Legislature Of West
Virginia Republican body and then
elect himself United States Senator is
to levy on strong Republican counties
all over the State for surplus Republic
can voters and import them into close
Democratic counties. For instance. in
Preston county, where the Republican
majority is from 1000 to 1,500 and
are there plenty Of Republican votes
to spare lie has, or others for him have
taken Republican voters by The score,
ostensibly to work, into the adjoining
close Democratic counties Of Tucker
and Barbour, and by this means elect
his Republican Legislative candidates
in those counties.
They hope to defeatthe law by keep
ing these Preston county Republicans
in Tucker and Barbour the required
sixty day prior to the election.
But the law cannot be defeated in
that way if the officers of the law do
their duty strictly. The law requires
that every voter shall be bona .fde
resident, and these voters imported
from Preston county and who will
leave for their homes in Preston conn-
ty after they have voted are not bona
.tide residents Of any county but Preston,
and if they attempt to vote In any
other county than Preston they are
subject to fine or imprisonment, or
both.
Democrats in close counties should
be on the alert from now till the polls
close ON November s to knock out this
dishonest trick to turn the legislature
over to the Republicans and elect Mr..
Elkins, late Of New Mexico, United
States Senator from West Virginia.
Democrats in these close counties
should keep track Of these imported
voters and challenge the vote of every
one of them.
Let the Democrats of West Virginia
prove to Secretary Of War STEPHEN B.
ELKINs,, and the Republican party that
money can't do everything in this
State. Register.
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Mr.. Cleyelands's letter Of acceptance
has been given to the public. The
Sun says: 1t is an able, plain and
convincing presentation, in brief space,
Of the issues upon which the national
d democracy challenges the support of
the voters of the United States. 1t
presents with the writer's usual vigor
and candor his position upon all the
great questions now occupying the
public mind. Mr.. Cleveland, as was
to be expected, gives the first place to
the democratic demand for tariff re-
form. He insists that tariff taxation
should be for revenue only, and not
for promoting private enterprises. The
theme derives fresh interest from the
mastery manner in which Mr.. Cleve-
land discusses it. The attention of
.alarmists is invited to Mr.. Cleyeland's
IDENTITIES of the scope Of the changes
the democratic party, if successful,
will make in our tariff laws. I'VE
wave no determination war;" he says,
against any American interests. We
believe readjustment can be accom-
plished in accordance with the prinei-
pies we profess without disaster or de-
molition. We contemplate fair and
careful distribution of necessary tariff
burdens rather than the precipitation
of free trade.p Mr.. Cleveland derides
what he calls ''thespectre of impossi-
BILE free trade" evoked by protection
list alarmists.
Next to the tariff the force bill is
evidently topic Of the utmost concern
10 the democratic candidate for the
presidency. Mr.. Cleveland declares
the force bill revolutionary proposal
in disregard Of the popular will and
intended to confer upon the govern
ment at Washington depotics control
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