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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08
MILITARY CARNIVAL.
It Will Open with a Street Parade To-Morrow
Evening-Pirst Programme.

The Indianapolis Drum Corps. knights
of Father Mathew, Governors Guards.
Company A. Many Division. No. is. India
napolis Division, No. 2, Olive Branch Di-
vision. No. AZ, Indiana Division, No. Sc.
and Excelsior Division. No.. 43, Uniform
Rank knights of PythIas hold their mill
tary carnival at Tomlinson Hall, begin
ming Monday evening. A fine programme
has been arranged for the week. Lovers
Of music will lind it a pleasant place TO be
and lovers of fun much to crafty them.
The hall is nicely decorated and the
booths arranged with taste. Indianapolis
has q wide reputation for the number and
excellence of its uniformed drill organiZa-
tions and here at bome We have always
found them ready to assist in all pu piic
demonstrations for the credit of our city.
The carnival will demonstrate anew the
excellence of their management. The en-
tertainment will be ~inaugurated by q street
parade. of all organizations interested on
Monday evening, ut 7:30 o'clock. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Concert Schottische -"Dancing In the Gas
ov-esrtsre-acrown Diamonds""--.HSSeyy
trombone Solo-"The Brooke
Descriptive -"Battle OF Gettysburg'.... Farazzie
selection-"Army Chaplain" ...........MillGcker
POlka-"Anvil". Parlow
Miss Annie Merle, Miss Katie Merle, Mr..
John Merle and Mr.. Ed Rink.
Fancy bicycle riding Devore
Drill-Knignts OF Father
Mathew ....-:--v.-.Captain. W. ]. Walsh
Drill-Many Division, No. 1S,
u. K X. .----.....-.. Captain c. j. Many
The military ball, to be given Friday.
May ID. promises TO be q great success, and
the military boys are looking forward to @
glorious time. 1t will be q strictly invita-
tlonal affair, and invitations may be Sc
cured from members of the drill organiza-
tions participating. Major Ross will lead
the grand march, and officers and members
of uniformed organizations present are re-
quested to wear full dress uniforms.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08
Building Permits.

The controller yesterday issued building
permits to the following persons: NJ. E.
Gsusspohl. frame cottage. Fletcher avenue.
$500; Sarah Z. Wallace. repairs. $50 Pine
street, $780, G. A. Boecklipg. two-story
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08
with Stealing Gravel.

Charged with Stealing Gravel.
Timothy Sheehan had Greene Baldwin
arrested for stealing gravel from his prop
erty. Squire Daniels will hear the case
Monday.
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o

Mr.. w. A. Allen. of Nashville. Ind. while
In the CITY last week selecting carpets. fur
niture. etc., for their new and elegant home.
called OF n. w. Bryant Il Co. and pur-
chased one of their fine baby grand Chick
er'ng pianos.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08

atlas Lire Insurance Co., Indianapolis, Ind
Joint stock company that gives good in
demnity at reasonable cost. Home office, 50
and IS East Market street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08
Knockad OLA Car.

b. F. Hitz was knocked off of a Pennsyl-
vania-street car. yesterday at noon. by
one of the poles. and slightly hurt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08
Dv,,,a,. Celebrated HATS.

And all the other new-style hats. at sea
toms Hat Store" % North Pennsylvania
a,reet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08
Moneu to LoaY

Terms reasonable. on real estate in Ma
rion county, at So East Market street.
MCGILLIARD d. DARK.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08

Gold Masks for Diamond Ear-Rings are worn on
the streets on the way TO the Opera or reception,
We Will sell You q pair OF those masks. any size,
will also sell you the diamonds to nil them, either
one or boil. just TO suits You We have everything
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-08
AS YOU LIKE 1T.

GREAT sale of gold watches at Marcy's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

Cen Weaver addressed large audi
cuce at Dallas ON Labor day. The hall
in which hs spoke could not hold half
the people who ho-kcI t1 hear him,
on both sides of the speakers stand
were the flags OF the union and cO1fed-
eracy in closs embrace and above them
appeared in large letters the words:
THE war Is over" a brass band al-
tcrnatcd the tunes of the blue and the
gray. In fact, Dixie appeared to be
Waiting with Yankee Doodle in the
camp OF the peoples party. There
We're many ladies' in the audience, and
Gen Weaver throughout his remarks
was frequently and loudly appiauded
Gen. Weaver also spoke to large crowds
at Fort Worth. where he expressed
pleasure at being able to address the
ycomauUy of Tarrnut and surrounding
counties, and hoped that in the coming
contest, their best endeavors would be
given to elect 81 ticket which possessed
at least the merit OF being honestly
Frouuded-on honest principles. lie eN-
pressed him>clf as quite confident that
"a tidal wave of ,eform had set in all
over the country, and that the day was
at hand when the people would rele-
ga tc Ia the rear the men who had made
politics i=to "a profession and in 50 do
ing had corrupted the fountain of pure
rcpu blicap government
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16
KANSAS STATE NEWS.


Following are the appointments Of
the western conference OF the Methodist
Church South:
Atehls-u -istricI-C. Downs. presiding elder
AtChlsou station W H. l0Er-- EI-E Lru
circuit j. u. SMITH HoIt1u circuit Eg EL Il ru-
Caia and d. j. Lu-lg. La-vHlTr1r-l .Esrs.l5
b j. Lill-ET Eu-l and Troy. J. T- sells and b.
n WaIrover EeLrasi-- CRY circuit. DE- J.. Pat
terson- Ellgl-lpuo circuit. T j. --las.lue ozE--
loosa circuit, Jaeon miller FFyGu-o-ll lLrg--t1
]. 4. Owen Kansas City station % be- SUPP
piled; Sh4wuCetowu circuit H. ID. Hazerf
HilIsdaIe circuit r. A Parker B-c5 rus and
SlIIwcli, j. W. Pa-cc-
Council GEov- ll7-r5el-J. w.. Toa1.5u, pre-
siding elder Couu-I Grove station, i. A.
White Council Grove circuit, T.. A. Biyuoas
Augusta circuit, O. " Thorpe and V- p. oFen5
Howard City circuit 10 be supplied; EI- CITY
circuiJ Cornelius PuEsoys Parsons station, J.
%. Austin, City circuit, 20 De supplied hF W.
o. Lewis Wuhe,d and Arkansas CIV N- b.
Mount Hope circuit, ~ r. Jennings H-z-u-
Eou circuit j. J.. FiGi--
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

CHEEES Elz- Wyo-r Sept -a-Elr two
years Levi a-haufeIter. "a war veteran,
has been refusing To take "a pension Of
g. % u0uth and trying 20 lave lt oE--ia-l-
Iv Discontinued DE lives here and is
claim was allowed il -ss7 aud he cheer
fully rsce.p-ed E-r E-E every quarter
until he learned fr1rl lls physician chat
his tr0lb-s Of oyer twenty years stand
ing had Ier- hlu- lie appealed O. Sem
lr1r T. T. Warren o. have his name
stricken from rls rolls Ills r=lu4r.--
able applila Lill was fa- ed iu the absence
of precedent OF Ruling. He served la
Ii. .-.-.--. ..-.-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16
sHoRr FAILRoA0 RUmsLHoa

1000 u=n-
Az express engine consumes ten gal
Ions Of water per mile
Iy the year ending June so, 1890, III
railways Of this country carried fs-,-
$4,000 persons
A STREET car line IS now being built
in Tashkeud, the capital Of Russian
T'urizestau, by O. French company
A TEEsuoE company has So u1zeri bed
81. I.o01.00G &C perfect machinery 90 run
street cars by meana OF COMPRISED
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

The peoples party of New Jersey
held their first convention at Trenton
ON the 9th. Thirty-liv. delegates,
formerly member of the peoples union,
met and after eft ting stat. organi-
zlLion ..uominuted benjamin Bird, OF
IuHtcrIon county, for governor. In
the morning the peoples union, another
organization, held their couvcn ton, bat
after discussing matters decided not tC
put ticket in the field until the other
parties had made their nominations
In the afternoon thirty more delegates
met and permanently organized. The
platform adopted iudorscs that Of the
national party; declares that New Jer-
soy is governed 10y corrupt politicians
for their own gain; denouuccs the
Reading coal combine; dcuuunces the
stand taken at Homestead by organized
capital in its attempt to crush labor,
and dcuounce- The prostitution of the
National Guards; favors the referendum
and law compelling th. payment OF
wages every week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

The politicians OF she south as wen
as Eere in the north try the bloody
shirt and every ether method of en-.
genderiug hate aud prejudice Bat
there as well as here their sectional
cries are worn out Brother b. F.
Arthur writes from RoczdaIe, Texas:
THE political pot begins to boil
here The old party press and their
speakers begin to Haunt the bI5ody
shirt, but 1t is worn out The war Is
over. and we are in the middle OF the
road, and don't you forget it We in
tend TO down both the olo twins next
November The south strikes hands
with the northwest With Weaver and
Field, the blue and the gray, on Il
victory: - Progressive Earme-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

GfLcr o o'clock thls morning fire broke
out iu the old Reformed church build
ing occupied by the printing establish
usut OF James G- Lyons Era1 has rar
contract for the state work. tEe Russell
shirt and collar factory. Hughes ~
Caramel Co.. T.. a.. nix. agent rur tla
Columbus Wagon Cos Ht- c. Cell uu-
breIlasi John H. I1-rllra- paper hang
ing, and IT, a. Walsh, Ha-l.rr-- al3
even before the Hreuau arrived tu-
buiIdiuE was all il flames. LEs Loss
VIII reach 100000.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16
~. HARRLsgN,s coNDITIoN.
said 20 Iso suffering From "a malignant
a DsuHes-

said 20 IiC suffering From Malignant
1TasuISGToS, Sept. 1z-Fricuds OF
lLe presidential household are much
alarmed over the latest reports from
Loon Jake i'm reference to Mrs. Harri-
sons condition She is said TO b- SUE
farfur with the same uiImeut that rg-
suited in the death OF he- sister, Mrs
Scott Lord A friend of the family said
Eu-serluv-
Mrs Harrison is believed TO be suf-
fe-iu- from "a malignant pelvic absCcss
and 60 h1s been known ever since the
disease developed that little hope exist
C5 for lerreroyery- The serious nature
o. the Ia5E's illness has been fully reaI-
izaJ from The first, bat her true condi-
t5u1 has mot been made public because
it was desired to keep from her the true
f=etz.7
Tine president has been exceedingly
auE.ou- from the outset and the long
drawn aut session oE congress after Ie
had maGe ul preparations To hasten to
tho bad-ll- If his suffering wife, told
upon him frirhtfuiiv. Relatives of the
family here and in Indiana are pre-
pared for the worst news at any mo-
meut
Tt IS understood that the president
viii return to Washington on Friday
next. Mrs. Harrison Will accompany
him if she is able to- travel. She viii
not remain in Washington but viii 60
south for the winter.
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EVERYTHING BRIGHT.
Cheering Signs Visible An Along
the Line.
Ih" PeoPIe's Parry Gathering strength As
Wcu AS EathusIssm - Texas All
Ab'ssEe and the whole Coun-
t=y Aroused.


The republican county convention at
Georget2yvn, Col, got into a nice tan
gle ON the silver question. At the
primaries silver republicans were re-
FUSED the right to vote and as a conse-
quence c0ntesting delegations were
sent to tine state convention. The sill
yer rcpu olleaus passed res buttons in
cooperating the pledge of the silver
league that they would not vote for
any man who was not uucquivocally in
favor Of the free and unlimited coinage
of silver at the legal ratio Of sixteen
70 one Clear Creek county viii go for
the Weaver national electors bv over
1000.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

Kansas repub'i lean papers are maxi
sug q great blow be.au-e Ben Matchett
speaker pro ter. uf th- alliance house
OF the Kan sst, Legislature has returned
% the republican party. Wen. James
+. Legate AMI Judge Webb both an
nouHced their Withdrawal from the re
publican PARTY and determination to
support the poop e's party ticket bout
the time Nat-he5s r-turnsI to the old
party swii tub. A. this rate of loss
and gain where win the .rrIud old
party be by election time?
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

Hon James II. Lerate. of Kansas, in
giving his reasons to "a reporter for
leaving the republican party, said:
The republican party has been grow
ing away fron rl-, not ia. from them
My views We're exactly the same as
Piumb's, only he thought the rePub-
tcan party would right things and
isnevv they wouldn't The repu olican
party has been foolish enough in Kan
'5as TO make its cam paigns ali abusive
! had my full measure of that and
know how to take it. / expect to be
abused from now on, and 1 believe the
pcoplc'a party is nearer right than the
rePub leans. dol't agree with them
ON the remedy, but that is because
their cause of oppression and my cause
of oppression differ. That there Is op-
precision and that it must be done away
with know and appreciate as well as
they do
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

WEsEoS, N. c.. Sept. IH-Th1mas
Allison was taken from the Surrv sauu-
uy jail and lTuchlL August 20 Allison
accused H. Brown ON the streets of ut
Airy, N. c. of backing out OF boat
race with Allison brown denied the
charge, hot words followed and Allison
shot Brown twice Citizens pursued
and caught Allison 1t is Thought the
lyucLiuE occurred because AILi=ol'z
trial was postponed aud his ultimate
escape from justice was feared
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16
CHOCTAW ANARCHY.
Alarming State OF Affairs ia the
Nation
WHOLESALE MURDERS REPORTED.
Gov, Jones THraatsusd-I -IIIs Arrival ur
1EuaIcster-sI urderers Want 60 Go
Scot Eree-FeLer=iI IuterEer-
Cuce EeCaaaary.

-lC-4LEeLEltr 14 Lar sept Lt--NrUFH
Wilson ~ Jones reached here
to-day accompanied by forty-eiEht
horsemcu as guard ~ Barns
worth, of McAIester and Dwight and
Nadge Hodges of Lchigh, have been
appointed as committee from the
Jones party 20 meet three men from
the Jackson or National party lt
this place at 8 o'clock The Jones
men will require the arrest of the
eleven men who committed the muir
der on Saturday but promise them
protection and fair trial To this
the Jackson party will never agree as
they wee promised protection 10y their
leader when they did the killing aud 10
is almost certain that it win not be set
tied unless the Jones men allow tho
murderers to 60 free
SEVEN BILLED
CADDo. j. IT,, Sept -4--Nevvs has
reached here that seven men had been
murdered since Sunday morning iu the
Ch7ctaw nation, incidental 10 the pu-
liticul war feeling 1T is learned that
the worst has not come veL Among
the number reported killed is Hon
Green 1lcCuEtalur treasurer of thc ll1--
taw nation Gov Jones came To town
and wired for United States lldi-u
Agent Leo Bennett, who came i'm on O.
freight train ut G 8'cLDe.- last evening
and was in consultation with Gov Jones,
Licut-Gov. d. H. bryant Senator
Hodges National Agent Wright Gut
number of prominent Indians Whlt
tHcv have decided on has NOT been made
public. Agent B=uust- Eu-Eaztad talc
ne call out troop of United States
cavalry t1 arrest ali parties engaged ina
the riot and to keep tIe troops in
reldiuesE TO go TO the national roulcit
meeting when tLa governor is t' take
his seat 1t seems thHt % plot has been
laid to lziu all tho prominent Indians
on the Jones side each squad OF assa-7-
sins to have it's own county 90 work i'm.
The men in Gaines county have carried
out their instructions As the other
men have not carried CuL their part of
the plot the leaders appear To be per-
pleEed and Luu'g au..s what 10 do
They are tp have another secret meet
ing at Auuers ON September =I, for
what purpose Is only .Ea1Evn r1 them
selves. Cow Jones sulL twelve armed
men from this place 20 the seat aE tr0--
BILE He is iu constant E.ar OF being
killed. and keeps heavy guard around
him all the time.
TWELVE suES uEToHUED KILLED
LEHIau, ]. IT, Sept Ia The situa-
tiou over the contested national cleo
ton between the two leading political
parties OF the Cu1ctaw ultLgl-ta1 Nae
tionuIs and pr1Eressivcs- more
vvarliIze every hour. 1t is reported that
band Of Nationalist have killed
twelve p-ogre=-i=Ls near LsAls-Ler.
Evervthiug is I'm uu uur1lr, aud Gov.
Jones has started ,g Chs scene Of action
with all the Ca1stlEv IuiL.-it at His sa1l-
mlud- aud prospect is for general
war. S. IT, Lester, % white man, oar "a
@ #.HH 4.
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new 1uzEr sept -1--Al $40 o'clock
last evening the lastof the qua ran tined
passengers OF the steamship ElrU-u-
mia were landed from -5.- excursion
steamer CepHe-s on Fire island she
hay men having retr-atrl when tla
Sizty-uiuth New York militia and the
naval reserves appeared ON the scene
The trouble is thought To- ue over
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

Later returns from the South Carolina
primaries sho.v that Tillman (ulIiauce)
wiped tire earth with theClevclaud forces
and -caI tied the state by about p, coo
majority, The reform party, composed
largely Of Farmers Alliance men, Will
have five of the seven congress-
men. Congressman Johnstone has
been defeated hy a. c. LaLmer, the
alliance candidate, and Congressman
Hemphiu is beaten by r. j. Strait, an
alliance man The legislature will be
in sympathy with she TilIman admins
fratiCn, and the county offices will be
flied with reformers in all except the
five counties which Were carried by the
conservative
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16

FALpAHaI=o. Wa GALvEsru5-- Tex
Sept l5--1L1 government VIII declare
o quarantine against aI arr.T Tai= -r1-u
Injected port in Eur5pe which hEvs
sailed since august IT, vessels lFll los
stopped at EuntF Arenas and undergo
exam ration
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during August
The canning factory in Atahisou is
not running. The scarcity of tomatoes
is the cause
The commissioners of Harper county
have at last funded the debt OF $4,000
fraudeutly contracted In 1873.
The First regiment Kansas National
Guards, viii 60 into camp AT Fort Scott
October 3, and remain until the s-h.
Mrs W. D. bailey wif1 of Lawyer
Bailey of Wichita, threw herself from
Missouri PueiGe train near ElLorad8
the other morning aad received fatal
internal injurie=. She left home for
Joplin, No, and the next her husband
heard of her was when s-c was taken
home fatally hurt
Labor day was celebrated at Topeka
with a magnificent industrial parade
business was susaeuled and taa entire
population turned ont. The business
houses prepared floats, all OF tEe trades
unions were uniformed and the At-ll-
son, Topeka ,G Santa Ie shops men
turned out almost to man.
The state university began its tweu-
ty-sevcuth year September under eE-
cccdingly flv1Ta ble auspices, with uu
enrolment Shat promises to reach 1000
collegiate students the largest in the
history of the Institution. The opening
address was delivered I'm University hall
by cN-Attosuoy-Geu j.. a.. ksloggb
OF Emporia-
The other night George EiIiou, q
a-'- ION -l'-il'. d. ' --'----" ---
luL ol nee "-t'-1 ,-- ''l.-- 80 D---- r-
ton attempted TO arrest him which no
Ie7'7 & ~. -'-' %
cr and shot H7-u, --veriaE the luguIu-
vein. The murderer He'd but was sab
scquenuy arrested.
Ae cam Ei-a D..1 issued l't -.-1 -t''t
annual cSiLs ELit..'I OF Ll.e le---.'7 - 'L,--S
AlilaIeI -t I-.-l ''ll-.r N o' e-i o1- no. D. -1
DasL9 OF rep -1i1- Ll- --- --- o
oeP1fI-HenL VII o- one G-'l=s-'l -Lo.+
each ol@-Hizee county ana one e-tle 1'-.e
- - - ~. -, -
-i'-l' ,.-.-5 - IS. - . ~.
"a - --'' --
N' d. -L-ltl 7-'' --l.', --L5 -..- - s.
James W. Fi-ih2fe az the nome OF l"S
-1II-- Al - -7'l oi-I '-l- l'+ -- -t-5
-FOUR DlL.s'- rom d FIF''+e- i-L' -.1
DJ'S' ''- 4---..' ---. '--' -.-- "a
" '.---I-'s 81 -+'-
oi age aEl- '- s. E.''e Is -.- L 90. '-
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the tragedy she and .5aF e-'.t'lren We're
Delhs cared l'E DS '--L'-9-s-
As a Rock Island passenger tram was
nearing Horton the other morning Lon
Cham berla.u, the braSenlEr attempted
to eject tramp who was stealing %
ride Tho tramp showed uElt ana
grappled the nfa'leinaH' an" lA tHs
struggle ClaIn oeltil-n was thrown ll'in
ehe tram 1teatN'.-= ah "L-' anu d. -e-
ana susIalnlhF internal AJu'l-' 'H"s
may result 1alnilS- Inc tramp e7c- p--'
Henry Eergsland, a carpenter was
thrown from a wagon and killed near
Anthony the other night The team
ne was drivlnl became iEl-'i lsile.,' '';l.
while crossing deep rulS IN -.te ROAD, no
WAS lhroNn from a L'-" r'i' ----
Il-N W. o-' sen ~ 80 - 80 -
% --ll'- 'u IN l1
% -, ,L " 80
eo----y ,-2--- SUI '-
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.


/ as means OF restoring to the masses
/ OF the ln-rielu people their propeF
share in the government The follow
/ ing rsmlrlza ble prediction made by
/ Abraham Lincoln az the close of ths
war for the nation has 5seu signally
fulfilled:
''As a result of the war. corporations
have been enthrousd uad -lu era of cor
ruption in high places viii follow, aud
the money power of the country VIII
. cndcavor TO prolOug its reign by work
ing uDOh the prejulices of the people
until all wealth is aggregated in "a few
hands and the republic is destroyed I
feel at this moment more anxiety for
my country than ever before, even in
the midst of war God grant that my
suspicious may be groundIess."
There is not an informed person in
the nation who does not know that the
conditions thus forecast have been
abuudautly realized and that the power
of the people in shaping legislation has
+ been reduced % a nuIIity by couseutrat-
ed wealth and inIcfelsib.e pri riviIeEs.
. Money in few hands domiultcs every
thing. 1t dictates our laws and con-
trolls our industries. 1t is fast reducing
+ the vvage-earnjuE millions to % m-rciless
servitude. IL has oppr1ssiveiv aug
meutcd the burJsus of the debtor class
by he dethronement of silver and the
consequent euDrm 1us enhancement OF
gold the purpose bllur to make IN 1uev
. scarce and dear aud to increase the aa.-
ErsEate OF d-uts, without a litloaA
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/ Iii .-..-5f-. - d a.. IN - q
- NJ -. - ia
money metals by the money power c5n-
stitutes the cuimiuuti0u Of the couspiu-
acy OF greed and privilege against ths
. veal lth- h-Pr2duving population OF Amer
tt1-,--r[ t5.. - 81. -, - 49,,
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men bequeIthed by the fathers, depends
upon uvailiug ourselves of a new ard
interrupted medium through yvhi-h
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To serve this purpose is the mission
of the peoples party, and it has right
. ful claims upon the support of all citi-
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surprising Importance of checking the
aggressive aui dangerous uivauce of
enrporlt. rtal 'it- an / J-.e ~a:islls5 anil
corruptioIa % abnormal wealth.
No one should De svvervei ia this cri-
sis from course of political iudcpeui-
euce that Is inspired by the highest de-
,,r,7lr.l rrir1cr assurance. of ff,a enemy that
the new marty. without grg-1r7 szarfru
and without wealth. can have no chance
of succers this wear AGAINST the. old par
ties. r,oyyerfuIiy- orrInfz.d and with
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