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Next =. Y. q. speaks Of the pro-
tccted manufacturers and SAYS there
is where where we get;, part OF oar
million;,ires. True, some have made
eir.millions IN the prote ted in
dustrirs, but more millions have
been made j, unprotected indus
tries as rise in re,,'-estatp, nlerllall-
disine, sie.m boating. etc.
LISA favorite practice Of tho ene-
mics Of republican. policies to cause
discomfort hy asserting that the
great fortunes Of the United States
have been ln,.tl4 under the protect
i've tariff; aud your tl.irying tar
iiff' and 1.-THE protected robher l,ar-
ons' are two staple expressions.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

hICho W, WI eiiC l1CoplG al gov
ernment. Farmer Junius recog-
snizes that there are great social and
economic questions that must be
solved. Our government is not
perfect, for nothing human is per-
feet. There are wrongs to be right
ed, and there are rights to be pre-
served. But these questions must
be solved right. 1t must be done by
our Wispst and bpstmen, coupled Will,
the hard common sense Of all tile
people. Their solution must not be
entrusted to anarchists, socialists,
demagognes and cranks, for they
would soon run society into the
ground, and then what? Farmer
Junius believes that there is u God
above who directs the destinies OF
nations, and that He will give to
fire people of these United States
che wisdom and honesty necessary
to govern themselves right as be.
comes great and free people. Farm.
er Junius has unbounded faith in the
integrity and cap;lhility OF the peo-
pie for self-governlnent, and that
they will speedily check and correct
the wrongs that may exist in their
government and laws. But to charge
our race with Wholesale corruption
and dishonesty il a charge so base
and groundless that it can not he
made by an honest man. The Dom
nelly gospel is sufficient text for
several letters, and therefore enough
at this sitting
FARMER JuNIUs.
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MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 17.-Har-
mony was the rule today i'll the largest
Democratic convention which Michigan
ever saw. The withdrawal Of Governor
Edwin b. Winans left smooth sailing IN
respect to gubernatorial honors, and there
was scarcely enough rivalry in regard TO
the minor places on the ticket to make the
proceedings interesting. The only ripple
that at all disturbed the conventions Sc
rene course was the candidacy of Adolf
phus A. Ellis for the attorney generalship.
Ellis was indorsed .wo weeks ago for the
same Office by the Peoples party, and this
fact aroused some opposition from the
true-blue Democrats. A great majority
of the delegates, however, declared that
Ellis Democracy was quite good enough
for them. The minority submitted grace
fully, and the Peoples party man was
nominated by acclamation, as well as all
the other candidates. The ticket named
is universally regarded as an exceedingly
strong one. The convention concluded It's
labors, and tonight the city Is fuiI OIL en-
thusiastic Democrats, who think that they
scent victory in the air and are ratlfylng
the ticket with the boom of cannon.
The platform adopted indorses the work
of the Chicago convention; praises the
Democratic party for its steadIast adher-
ence to the principles upon which is
founded the constitution; denounces the
force bill and the employment by lndlvidu.
ais and corporations of armed bodies OF
men. and demands such state legislation
as to make such employment impossible
in Michi gan; condemns the Mckinley bill
condemns the Republican party for the
demonstration of silver, and commends
to the Michigan representatives 10 con
gress the fact that q majority
Of the people of the state favor
the restoration of silver to its right
| full place, co-equal with gold; favors the
creation by the legislature of tri6una
with power to adjust strikes and th'
power TO enforce its judgments, and con
| demns the system OF convict labor.
Following is the ticket: For governor
Judge Allen o. Morse of Ionia; lieutenan
governor, James Z: Edwards OF HouSh
ton; treasurer, Frederick Marvin 0
Wayne; secretary of state, Charles L
Manskey of Saginaw; auditor general
James A. Vanuier of Marquette; attorney
general, Adolphus Ellis of Ionia; superir
tendent Of public instruction. Ferris Fltc
of Pontiac: electors-at-iarge, George Du
rand and Peter White.
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TEXAS DEMOCRATS

Houston, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE Clark
men were refused admittance to the con-
vention hall this morning by policemen
acting under orders of the state committee
They went to Turner hall and met. After
a number of speeches a recess was taken
until o'clock.
The Hoyg convention met with Judge
Shepard in the chair A motion was adopt
ell that no one be nominated for any office
unless pledged to support the party noml-
uees from constable to governor. A recess
was then taken until o'clock.
At the afternoon session the Hogg con
vention admitted the Clark delegates from
Dallas and Tarrant counties; elected w. L.
Fry chairman, and proceeded to business.
There was no further trouble each con-
vention conducting its proceedings lnde
pendentiy in separate halls. Both couVen'
tions are in session tonight.
A personal encounte: occurred tonigh,
between Ex-senator Chiffon and Daniel
Ripley. general freight agent of the South
ern Pacific but before any damage was
done the parties were separated.
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j, A. BOSTWICK DEAD.

MAMARoNEcK, N. Y. Aug. IA fire
broke out shortly after midnight in the
handsome stables of John A. Bostwick OF
the Standard Oil company at his summer
residence at Oriental Point, overlooking
Long Island sound. Br. r.Bostwick's stables
were gutted, and the flames communicat-
ed to the stables of Mr. Constable of Arm
old, Constable & Co. of New 4otk.
Mr.. Bostwick's coachman and footman
were burned to death. Soon after the fire
broke out Mr.. Bostwick hurried out on
the piazza, laboring under great excite
ment. He had been in ill health for some
time, and when he saw his stables on fire
he suddenly fell backward and became
unconscious. He died before medical aid
could reach him. l. is supposed that the
fire was started by either of the two men
carelessly smoking or handling matches
in the stables. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 The Constable stables and con
tents were also destroyed.
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RASE BALL.

CINCINNATI, Aug. r.-Cincinnati: Runs
z. basehits 9, errors 6; New York: Runs 13,
basehits IS, errors l. Pitchers-SulllTan
and Rusie. =,
LOUISVILLE. Aug. H:-Louisyllie: Runs
2 hasehits g. errors l; Philadelphia: Runs
3, basehits G, errors 2. Pitchers-Clausen
and keefe.
CLEVELAND, Aug. T7.-Cleveland: Runs
10 basehits Is, errors /; Boston: Runs 6,
basehits g. errors 5. Pitchers-Cuppy
and Sta1ey.
PrTTsBIJRG. Aug. II. - Washington: ::
Runs /, basehits Z, errors 2; Plttsburg:
Runs g. basehits 5, errors l. Pitchers
Baldwin and Killen.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Chicago: Runs 4.
basehits 9, errors 2; Baitimore: Runs 9,
basehits IL, errors 0. Pitchers-Luby and
Cobb.
ST LOUIS, Aug. list. Louis: Runs g.,
basehits 5, errors II; Brooklyn: Runs IL,
base hits IL, errors 3.
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CARTER CONFIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug 17-Chairman Carter
of the Republican national committee, IN
an interview yesterday. said that be mad
no doubt of success in New York, and that
the state would give majority OF 2o,Ooo
to 80, 600 for Harrison.
I'VE are not alarmed about the north
western states, where the Democrats are
engaged III chasing rainbows," said he.
''The only suggestion of trouble is IN
Minnesota and Nebraska. In Minnesota
the Swedes are dissatisfied with the noml-
nation of Knute Nelson for governor. The
antagonism grows out of the natlonal ar
fairs of Norway-Sweden. and the Demo
Gratis and populists are trying to MAKE
capital out of this. Our information,
however, is that it will all turn out saSs-
factorily. In Nebraska the situation is
more serious. Here the Democrats have
abandoned their party and have merged
themselves into the third partyites, winch
may give US some trouble. The lnforma-
nation we get from Kansas leaves no
doubt Of our success there in November,
despite the splurge both the opposite par
ties are making. We are very little con-
cerned about the safety of other northern
and western states"
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OHIO POPUIISTS.

MAssILLoN, O., Aug 1.-THE state con-
vention of the Peoples party met here
today. Only thirty-nine out OF eighty
eight counties were represe nted. A ticket
was placed in the field, headed by ). Z.
Thayer OF CANYON for secretary OF state
The platform lndorses the Omaha plat
form and the national candidates; demands
the manufacture and sale OF Intoxicating
liquors by the national government; de
mauds that the right of suffrage shall de-
pend upon qualified citizenship; opposes
convict labor: expresses sympathy WITH
the lockel-out men at Homestead, and
demands the abolition or the Pinkerton
system and the shooting down of organ
ized labor; demands that the general gov
ernmeut shall issue $500, 0OO,0o0 of legal
tender treasury notes for the improvement !
OF our pubic roads, and apportlon 20 eacn
state and territory Its pro rata share ac-
cordiug to the number of miles OK road IN
each state and territory.
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WISCONSIN REPusLlCANs.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug 1.-THE Re-
publican sta,e convention met here today.
Amid the greatest enthusiasm ex-U nited
States Senator Spooner and John Hoch OF
Milwaukee were nominated by acclama-
ton for governor and lieutenant governor
respectively r w. jackson OF Shewanee
was nominated for secretary OF state aud
Atley Peterson of Crawford for treasurer.
The platform adopted approves the
Minneapolis platform: denounces the pro-
position Of the Democratic platform 10
repeai the tax levied On tine circulation OF
state banks; approves the administration
OF President Harrison. and reaiiirrls and
iudorses the declaration of the Republi-
can convention held in this city IN Msy
iasr upon she educational question. as
fully defining the position of tue RspQoii-
can party of the state upon the subject
whica was that the educstlonaI issue
of 1890 is permanently settled and IS not
10 be revived by the Republican party
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q RUSSIAN NIHILiST.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. IA man giving
the name of George Lehberger, and sup
posed to be an Anarchist, was arrested here
today. He wore false beard and was
acting in a suspicious manner on Fifth
avenue near Mr. Frick's Office. He was
searched and on his person was found the
following address: Charles Staddler,
Government of Orensburg, county of
Werchurnasky, Bielartzker Iron works,
Russia" An investigation proved that
this nlace is where all the Nihilists in Rus
sia were sent There are some circum-
stances connected with the case which the
police are keeping quies.
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COLORADO REPUBLICANS.

DENVER Aug. 1.-THE Republican clubs
met in convention at this city yesterday
There were present about $50 delegates,
representing clubs in twenty counties OF
the state. The convention organized
state league and adopted a constitution.
Charles h Brierly was chosen president.
George l.. Sopris was chosen executive
member of the national league, and Sena-
tors Teller and Wolcott were elected dele
gates-at-large to the national convention
to be held in Buffalo September 10: Messrs.
Myers and Stick were elected delegates
from the First district and Messrs. Sven
back and Orange from the Second.
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THE IRON HALL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 17.-It is the, gen.
eral belief here tonight that the Iron Hall
is a doomed organization. Its troubles
are rapidly multiplying. Following, the
announcement OF the failure of the Phlla-
delphia bank, which holds S7l3 600 OF the
orders money. comes an order OF the
court restraining the banks OF Indiana,
polls from paying out dollar of Iron Hall
deposits. The appointment OF receiver
is not dou bted now.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan, Aug. IL, 1892. J
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair Thursday and
Friday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 91e the lowest 63'
and the mean 7So, with warm cloud
less weather, gentle southeast to south
winds, nearly stationary ressure.
For the past four years the average
tenn mperature fer the month of August
has been 76e and for the 17th day 74o.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE forecast till
Sp m. Thursday:
Missouri-Fair; except showers in north
west Missouri; cooler; southwesterly
winds
Kansas-Fair; except showers in north
west portions; cooler; winds shifting to
northwest.
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AL ARAMA ElISIONISIS.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. 1.-THE kolb
executive committee and the Peoples
party executive committe held joint ses-
sion here today. They worked together in
perfect harmony and wound up by Issuing
a joint call for joint convention, to meet
here September Is, to put out candidates
for congress and presidential electors.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAlGNERS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE campaign
committee of the national Democratic
committee met here today, in pursuance
to call by the chairman. The entire day
was taken up in II prelmary discussion of
the situation. No action was taken OH
anything.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-18
A Sure Tip.

Friend-But, my dear sir, the yarns
you tell about your thoroughbreds are
really marvellous | think I'll ask your
jockey about them
MIR. Blowhard-Oh, don't do that; he
can lie much better than can.-Texas
Siftings-
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A Fine Finish.

Tramp see you are advertising toI
. pants fnisher.
Tailor-Yes, but you hardly look a.
If you had had any experience.
Tramp-Experience! If this pair I've
got on amt finished, I'd like to see .
pair what is.-Jury.
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lakes THE CAKE.

TRENTON. y. J. Aug. lT.-Articles of in
corporation Of a buckwheat trusS we're fled
in the Office of the secretary of state today.
The company viii be known as the Neck.
er, Jones and Jewell Milling company, aud
will have capital of 50. .oo0, 0o0.
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FRENCH TANsY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief aud cure
of painful irregularities, ana will remove
all instructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co. San Jose. Cal, aud for sale by
Fred L. Rieht. 70 East Douglas avenue.
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LOOK HERE!
And see IL there is not Something you
want at Lowest Factory Prices
PIANOS.

Decker Bros, Behr Bros, Conovsr
Bros, Chase Bros, Everett Esty., New
by and Evans, Kimbali new seaD Shu-
b4rt. and some cheaper ones II ali kinds
cf fancy woods
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ORGANS.

Esty. Story and Clark, kimball, Chi.
ca-o. Cottage. Packard, Lawrence
octave, all kinds Of beautiful designed
cases, al prIces 20 any one can hare one.
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-rCYCLES.

6o!s7r. r.r. Hartford. Union
2-l0. kEr.. tlaeen of Scorchers.
Tie victoria -nsi QEeen of scorcheTz
ara the finest on csTFh for ladies; specizl
prices 10 any cue buy yiag two or more
a. one time. Bsx stock of children's
whseis, d. RI luy III rca see them
f29 North Main st.
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and enriehes the blood, and rouses every
organ into healthy action BY this means
it cures. Every part of the system feels its
saving influence. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Biliousness, Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp Dis
eases-even Consumption Tor Lung scrofulal
in its earlier stages all yield to it. It's the
only Liver, Blood and Lung Remedy that's
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a medicine that can carry them out.
Can anything else, at any price, be really
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"Golden Medical Discovery" contains no
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to derange digestion
It's Concentrated vegetable extract put
up in large bottles; pleasant to the taste,
and equally good for adults or children
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THE LONE STAR STATE B0URB0NS
AMUSING THE ENEMY.
The Clark Faction Excluded From
the Convention by Governor
Hogg's Machine Managers.
The Wolverine Democrats Nominate a
Ticket and Adopt ths stereOtyped Dec
laration Of Principles

Chairman Carter Confident of Republican
Success in New York This Fall-Wis-
oonsin Republicans Name e1-Sena-
tor Spooner for Governor-Col-
orado Republican Clubs
Organize State
League-Notes.
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morning. He was met at the station by
Adiutant General Porter. General forteI
told him that he had just recelVeu "or.,
from General Doyle that he had ordeiea
out the whole of his brigade on the requlsi
tion of the sheriff The governor repliea:
"Well, the sheriff has had all the troops ne
has asked for thus far, ana ne can nave
more. We must stop this"
BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 1S-A midnight
conference between Brieadeer General
Doyle. Mavor Bishop Sheriff Beck, super
intendent of Police Morgenstern, d
Walter Webb and other railroad ofhciais,
resulted in the mayor ana sheriff sendlng
telegram to Governor flower that sn5y
were satisfied that the situation at Buffalo
has become 80 serious as to warrant the
National Guards of the state being called
ont 10 protect the lives and property OF
this city and county. a reply from the
governor is anxiously awaited.
AT OTHER POINTS.
ELMIRA, n. Y, Aug 1.-THE situation
at Sayer today is practically nnchangeo.
but there is feeling that an effort VIII De
made during the next twenty-four hours
to move trains. Superintendent Stephen-
son stated that the company proposes TO
raise the blockade at Sayer If it takes the
entire state militia to do it. This remark
gives color to the rumor that if the next
attempt of the sheriff and his deputies to
take possession fails the militia will be
called out
JERSEY CITY, n. J. Aug. 1.-THE switch
men and train hands OF the roads termln-
ating in this city have shown no disposl-
ton to join i'm the strike at Buffalo. There
has been more or less dissatisfaction
among them in the yards Of the Lehigh,
the Jersey Central, the Erie and the Penn
sylvania roads, but the opinion is common
that a strike in sympathy would be Ill ao-
vised. The violence at Buffalo seems TO
have deterrent effect on the Jersey City
men. As usual there are few who are
ready to strike and favor it, and their In
fiuence causes some uneaslnesS.
THE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. T.-General Grant,
acting secretary of war, said this afternoon
that the war department had no informa-
tion whatever regarding the labor troubles
in New York and Tennessee, beyond what
was furnished by the press dispatches, and
he had no reason to apprehend call for
federal interference in either case. New
York in particular had a splendid militia
organization, fully competent to deal with
the present situation, and he would be
surprised if the aid of the government
were invoked While the authorities OF
Tennessee were not so we'll prepared as
those of New York to quell local dis
turbance, be felt confident that Governor
Buchanan, with the forces AZ his conf
mand, would be able to put a stop to the
riotlng at Oliver Springs without the aid
of government tfoops.
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THE MILITARY.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug lZ-Maniry p
Green, justice of the supreme court at
Buffalo, impelled by the gravity of the
situation among the striking switchme
has ordered out the entire Fourth brigade
of New York state militia, consisting OF
coco men in separate companies md one
battery of artillery.
ALBANY. n. Y. Aug. IT.-Governor
Fiaws- arrived here at $50 o'clock this
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THE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES.
THE okLA LAHOMA THIRD PARTY.

Ho! traveller, take BEEcHAMs PILLS
with you.
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