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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

Tue engineer WINS then compelled 10
null out mile distant with the express
car The highwAymen demanded nd.
miltauce and commenced shooting
through the sides.
Tho express messenger aud Luggage.
man soon gave IN. Express Messenger
sent forced open the safe and the rob.
b'is got between ii.cen and twenty
pcsugos OF money.
Thr outlaws did not attempt 10 rob
the pafeuHefs and ths latter knew
nothing OF the robbery till II was over.
Inc amount Of money secured prola.
bly, ala not exceed 5000, but the
amount cannot be dOfuitely aEcer.
talned. The robbery was committed
ny Tour farmers living IN the vicinity
OF Douglass, Butler county, and II
soems 49, sUOn rs the sheriff heard Of
Tue affair he pOuncel upon the out.
laws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

There was ball tho other evening
at ono OF tho mansions IN u west end
square. just before it wound M
about a dozen cabs were drawn M,
ut the front door. BY accident the
night was fine; and ono of the
drivers, who had spoken 10 tho foot.
man, came back TO HIS fellows and
told them that all the guests lived in
tho noighborhood, and that there
was little chance of their being
wanted. One Of the drivers, how.
ever, was equal 20 the emergency
He borrowed n couple OF umbrellas
and asked tho foohnan 10 get MIN a
pail of water for his horse.
The water was brought, and lust
us the guests were coming out cabby
poured the water over the pavement
and on the tops of the two umbrellas.
The ladies', believing It TO DO raminn
hard, called for cabs ut any price
and 1t was only after they rot inside
that the trick was found Out.-Lon.
don Tit Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

human treatment Of United States
prisoners at Boise City, Idaho, now
awaiting trial Tor completely la the re-
cent riots IN the Cwur d'A lune mlulng
dhtrict. lie snya that prisoner
named Peter Breeh has been tho rar.
tiCulnr victim. Acting Attorney.
General Aldrlch replied to Mt Bacfs
this Afternoon saying the matter will
be- investigated NJ oucc. He also tele.
graphed at once 10 Mir. Crofswaitlr,
examiner Of the department, 10 sec
that no cruelty or abuses were prac.
iiced on any United States prisoners
there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
CApsIzED
4 Party Goes out Fishing But Does
Not Retugn.

ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., Aug. Co.
BENJAMIN Parker, Furrnan Mnnnery
and Charles Staman lett the inlet this
morning IN n small boat for the purpose
Of going fishing, The sea was running
high and they were warned against
the attempt. This afternoon capslzed
boat was found ana In the Vicinity a
Eeanlnn'S body, The other bodies have
not been recovered,
Three yachting parties that won't
from tho same point were caught by
the high wind and their boat. capsized.
A fishing smack, with the assistance
OF the steamer "Florence," was soon
to the rescue. Several occupants OF
the yachts were drowned. Nothing
can bu learned ~ to tho truth OF tho
report,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 20,--The tyess
has special regarding the capsi1cd
yacht al Atlantic city. 1t says that tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. 2l.-Wood
Vile, three miles west OF this city, IL Ia
danger OF sinking bodily into the earth
ami tho inhabitants are greatly
alarmed. About ten days ago the
Staniafd coal mine became flooded
eeyeial cavo.ins have occurred over
tue dcsurted mine. The Michigan
Central track has sunk In somewhat
aud the company has men watching
day md night for fear the irnck viii
go through. The area covered by the
holes extends over probably hity or
mined section Is probably one.half
mills square.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
mo saraeen. nnh lhc ,Innn.

Tho Saracens called the moon
Cahm the Great, and the crescent
sdll surmounts tho Turkish mosques
and is cmbla2oncd on tho green
standard OF the prophet. Schlegal
mentions a story that Moha,nmed
wished to pass with his disciples ms
n person TRANSPORTED in II supernat.
ural light, and that tho credulity of
his followers saw the moon, or the
moons light, descend upon him
pierce his garments and replenish
him.
That veneration for tho moon
which still forms anational or rather
religious characteristics of tho Mo.
hammednns may perhaps have It's
foundation In tho elder superstition
or pagan idolatry Of the Arabs IL
London Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

CEpAEvlLLE, o., Aug. co. Hon.
Wbitelaw Reid and wife arrived at
Nenia this morning and Were driven
nc once 10 his old homo mile from
here, where n cordial welcome awaited
him from Ills aged mother, now ia her
ssh year. About O'Clock crowds
began TO gather on The spncious lawn
in front Of Andrew JaukHon's rusilouCe,
where IT was decided to hold non
partisan reception. The reception
committee, consisting Of prominent
citizens 81 all shades Of politics anu
newspaper men, drove 10 the old home
stead, aud preceded by the Cudafyllc
Band, accompanied the Republican
candidate for the cc.Prvellency and
his wife 10 town. He was checrtd on
all sides and received n perfect ovation
when he arrived ut the Jackson home.
Hon. Andrew Jackson, Republican, In
troduued Geo. W. Harper. Democrat,
who made the welcoming speech. Mr..
Harper welcomed the Vice. prosidsn.
tial candidate, and at tho close pre-.
scented him TO the assembly. Mr.. Reid,
In responding, SAID In part, after THANK.
ing the nssemblage for the cordial wei.
come:
at will be the pfoudest laurel shall
ever hope TO win II nj the end OF my
career II may still be said never for.
foited the regard OF those who have
known me from my bUyhood. Swtotcr
always IL the cheer VI One's native
village than the prouiest houors Of the
metropolis or oven OF tile nation. 10 Il
n great pleasure 10 receive this lugti.
monial Of kindly good will from my
old friends and nuighbOrs at your
hanus. | hope the relation between us
may never vary"
Mr.. Reid's speech was principally
devoted 10 personal reminlsccnce-, O. nd
at the close hc requested the privilege
Of shaking each by the bani. The
next Two hours WIS spent In hand.
shaking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-A committee u
Melbourne shareholders OF the MGR.
camille Bank OF Australia report that
the bauk hHs been ius1lvcnl since 1851.
They also report tia; MIR. Matthew
Davies, chairman OF the directorate,
has made advances 10 various com.
innies that he promoted, losing ejUJ,.
uOj Ia such OUTLAWS. Probably the
sharcholders VIII br obliged 10 meet
the deficit Of e l1j,OOO. The London
shareholdeb largely bought Issues at
itmium. THREATS Of criminal
prosecution are mdde agaiustth the chair.
man ana directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
RTTALIArION.
Toll 10 He Paid ON ,nrgoes Tor Cnnadi,
an ports.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--The Presl-
dent this afternoon Issued proclnms.
ton imposing upon vessels passing
through st. Marie's canal, with car.
goes for Canadian ports, IA toll OF %
cents per ton, retaliation Tor "A similar
toll on cargOcs aud passengers In
transit for the United States, passing
through the Welland canal, the procla.
nation TO take effect September lst.
The official memoranda Teciles the
events leading up 10 the Issue OF the
proclamation, the principal ono OF
which was the declaiOn OF the ministers
In council 10 abolish the rebate on canal
tolls at the end Of the season. In com.
pliance with the act OF Congress-, the
President was required to establish
tolls to run cOnourrently. Assurance
IL given that should the Canadian gov.
urnment give notice OF It's decision to
abolish tho Determinations now com.
planned Of the proclamation would TO
suspcnded ooneurrcutly with such
abolition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
Veterans Of ,ac Army OF the rntnor.
land.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Aug. 2l.-rhe
red, white and olack Of ihe German
national emblem Ovctshadowel today
tue gay preparations OF the Knights OF
Pythias on tie opening day OF tho TO-
uniOn Of the Deutsche kficgef, COM
lOsen Of veterans OF the army Of the
Fatherland. The last OF the visiting
divisions did not arrive until this
morning. Various divisions rendez.
voused In the strcOls intersectins
Twelfth street and at II O'Clock they
all formed In one grand column and
paradsd the principal busiuess streets
Of the city, ending at tho Air Line rail.
way. Major Werner aud Major Cow.
herd welcomed the delegates and DR..
Julius Beruehl made tho address.
A fter a great barbecue, at which 1000
persons were served, the combined
bands played stirfing Mrs. The rcgu.
lar exercises consisiad Of competitive
rifle practice, drilling, aud various
athletic sports. Owing to the large
number entries the competitive contest
will not he finished unttTuesday, whom
various prizes viii be awarded. The
evening concert was FOR the entertain.
ment Of visiting veterans by the com.
bined local and visiting bands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 9l.-Tho IN.
teiligence that President Harrison had
Issued n proclamation agfinst Canada
created no little excitement here.
Members of the government here were
not disposed TO express any decided
opinion as to what action Canada will
take. Presitent Harrison's action was
tutllly unexpected. Judging from the
undercurrcnt OF feeling displayed In
the official circles the Canadian gOv-
ernment will likely not yield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
TIE TABLES TURNED.
Union Men Kick Against ia. Demand
for IIigh Wages.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-There Is a ser.
ious spii, among the trades unions aud
chauce- are there will 10 two parnde-
nu1 possible trouble Labor Day. The
difficulty nriies from the action Of the
Chicago MusiciauR Union demanding
81 per mNn for Labor Day instead OF
- Us heretofore. The laOorlng men
who are to act a. capitalists aud loot
the parade expenses object t. the In.
crease aud have made arrangements
with nOn.uuion bands. Otlcs will
pay the price Rskci anu much bitter
ieoling has been engenierei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

VALPARAISO, Aug. 2O.-Ncws from
Bolivia TeIOria the discovery OF several
caHCe Of dynamite cartridges and nm-
munitiOn In the custom house ut Loo
paz. The discovery created Intense
excitement and President Baptista
Issued u proclamation stating that IL
was deemed necessary 10 declare the
whol. republic In state OF siege, and
continue tho same as the government
was fully aware that the Camachoes
Intended 10 make "a revolutionary
movement. a very uneasy feeling
exists throughout the entire republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

WIonfTA, Aug. 2l,-The st. Louis
a Sgu Francisco triin which left here
Mt 1880 last night was held up and the
Wells Fargo express car robbed 10y
four mashed men near Augusta, But.
Ter County, about midnight. Before o
O'Clock thia morning the ouilRwH were
captured with part OF their booty. As
thn trim slowed up ut the crossing a
mile eari or Augusta, two masked men
mounted the locomotive aud ordered
the engineer and fireman to stop the
train. This was done and two mem.
bers OF the gang uncoupled tho express
car.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. aO.-Ollicial
cholera reports Issued today show a
better general condition Of affairs in
the Injected districts. According 10
ibe reports there were cos new cases
yesterday and 937s deaths.
HAvRE, Aug. 2O.-Medical inquiry
proves that the cases OF sickness hero
alleged to be cholera are merely attacks
Of diarrhml.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
"rhc rcrsIh,s swsde" Aimos, IEiiicd.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. 2l.--A few
nights ago William Rlpgy, alias Billy
Allen, a stalwart SOLDIER u Company
II, Fist United States Infantry, and
Max r,nuer, known ns "The Terrible
Swede, " fought at tho Florence Club
IN tits city. The fight resulted In the
Swede receiving bad beat ny, finally
being knocked out In the fourth round.
fore he reggined consciousness. He Is
now reported 10 be in dangerous con-
Iition. Ripgy il placed under arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
DANGER AHEAD.
III, Future of Europe said 10 he Very
Dark.

NAPLES, Aug. 2l.-CoTrier De Ma
pcdo publishes a letter alleged to have
been written by Gladstone TO Signor
Schill2zi. The writer deplores Nv g
friend OF Italy her enormous military
expeditions and thu embarrassing
alliances, and after expressing the hops
that Italy viii abandon her African
policy, sayp
81 cannot like the triple or double
alliance because the ultimate design
and scope OF these alliances is not peace.
ful. The strength OF the nation con-
sisls ultimately in the economy OF Ito
forces. fear the future OF Europe is
very dark, although with God's help
the present peaceful situation may still
last for some limo"
The letter was dated at Haywarden
prior 10 the general elections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
mnNInr lInl.c Tccln rnIlr1.

Going twelve miles to have n set Of
false to1ih pulled and being obliged to
take gas In order touulorLo the opern.
ton g. something now ia tho dental lilo,
but It was the experience of % Kennc.
bee county woman the other day. The
tooth woyo now aud were such snug
tit that she couldut gpt thwn out. After
enduring tho discomfort for two duys
she wont 10 Augusta for relief, and 10y
the timo she reached thoru her mouth
was 80 s1ro as to ina6" the toldug VI gus
necessary u Ma .trxs,,s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

captain aud owner, Enoch Packet, was
lo-t, and that Stephen Hackney ciung
TO the wreck and was rescued. IN"
epeclai says that i've cat.bcnts ven.
iured out TO sea with il'tcen pafscngeis.
Later they were taken III aud brought
90 land by fishing smacks. -Four cat
boats made tho port but the NTH has
not appeared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

IoNnoN, Aug. 20.-Genoral Prince,
sa year, old, who claimed 10 bu re-
tired American army officer and u
ciatsmnte Of the lat, General Robert H..
Ice, committed suicide nj Morley's
Hotel today. II is possible that the
man was rigniier-Genoral Henry
Prince. IL this IL 80, he WIS born In
1911 ut Eastpoft, Me-, and was one OF
the most gallant officers Of the Mexl.
can war and the War OF tho Rc
hullion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
VICTORIA ~ DANGER.
Crank Says She Must Resign or

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-The Globe this
afternoon reports AN Incident that Oc.
Cured today TO the Queen white she
was driving near Osborne House. AZ
the royal earring was proceeding along
The ROAD man making violent gesture
advanced towards II. The carriage
stopped and the man approached the
Queen. lie told her he was foreign
Count aud ho Rng many others had
sworn that n the Queen did not resign
they would XIII her. Her Majesty lis.
Tened In silence TO the Wild hGTnunu,,
never once bttraying nervousness. She
and her attendants saw the man Vas
mentally uubplRHcei, aud though thu
did not know but that he would Mt.
tempt to suit his actions TO his words
she retained der presence OF mind aud
gn1Cd cplmy ut him, never utieriug q
word. One Of her atlendnnls dismountcd
aud quietly taking the man removed
him from this Queens presence. He
was handed over To u constable aul
lodged In jail. There ~ no doubt that
he In Insane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
InronrANr APPOINTMENT.
Gordon ~ Manager Of Loiiigh rrHuS.
poriHfion gutunuuy.

Z
porintion Cumpauy.
PinDADELrIuA, Aug. 2l.-The an
nouucement ri the appointment by
President Mcleod uf the Reading
Railroad Of John Gordon a. manager
Of tho Lohigh Valley Transportation
COMPANY, u company operating the
Lohigh Valley Railroad feet Of eleven
Vessels on tho gres, lakes, proves TO he
much more important matter than at
hrst supposed. Gordon IL manager Of
HIPS Great Northern Railroad, which
has Just completed It's transcontinen,nl
line, md his appointment to the man.
agement OF the Lehigh Valley fleet 10
regarded as marking close connections
between the Recalling and Great North
ern road, giving the former road
new route TO the Pacific Coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
Hanged TO u Telegraph Pole.

SANTA Ana, Cal, Aus. O.-Franoko
Torres, the murderer OF Captain WIN.
Mckelvey, foreman OF MRlame Mod.
jeskns ranch IN San Diego canyon,
was tali0n out Of jail by mob Of
thitty.fvo men at lapO this morning
and hanged TO u telegraph pole. II was
done Ina quiet aud orderly manner,
the city knowing nothing Of 1t I'LL day
light. While generally condemned,
the lynching Is tho result OF bcliof
that his Mexican friends Intended to
uwear him free, aud that the court
would DO unable to,pu nlsll him.
Al q coroner's inquest on rorros'
body Robesa Cogsburn, night watch.
man Mt the jail, testified that lust be.
fore O'Clock tho men came to the Jail
door ana demanded aumlttance. He
refused, and they battered in the door
with q slejge hammer. Masked men
entered aud took the keys to the cells
away from him. Torres fought like a
maniac when they attempted 10 take
him from The cell, but he was finally
gagged aud bound haBd aud foot.
Torres was given no time TO pray, but
the moose was adjusted and he was
strung up 10 the nearest telegraph pole.
The cOrOner's verdict was Changed
by parties unknown" ON Torres's
breast was pinned a pllclrd labeled,
"Change OF venue"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

There Ia man in Montozuma, Co.
who has had his arm dislocated AZ the
ehoulder thirty-oight times and his LEG
dislocated ut tho hin eight tiinaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
Complaint offnhuman Treatment of
pEisonets

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Aug. 2O.-H
letter was received by tho Department
-ot Justice today from j. w. Hachs,
general secretary OF the knights OF
Labor, complaining Of tho alleged In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

WILISEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 2l.--It Ia
rumored tonight that There viii be- a
general tie-up within tbs next twenty
four hours ON the Lohi Valley, Della.
ware 4 Hudson and the Central Rail.
road OF New Jency, but nothing def.
mite can be learned Mt the Lebigh
Valley Office tonight. They say they
heard tho rumor. All trains afc NOV.
ing today and tonight on time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
LIST Oh 1IIE isItLrD.

thought that the company was order.
ed forward simply to bring thcif guns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

bst,nn,A'ITANoogA, Aug. gO-Morton,s
sv"sry, consisting of twenty MOI nU,'o ,,,'
pun, whiah' suns and one Calling
,iacs v.a,' cn nave been In this CITY
T. CoSI SS,sn'.nayi were ordered forward
lU;9o r.s, rIek tonight and left on the
su'Af passenger train. IL lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

an engine Of the Erie express train
Nnleh lett New York at \ O'Clock this
aio,aing and Ia due here at 1925 TO.
IIsl' wsa derailed at Finden, near
a auei, at 10 O'Clock tonight. No one
ssluh' Wrecking trains left Buffalo
, ~, vac scene. The accident Is ut.
uiSuled to strikers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

AZ precisely noon lake Shore
switch engine backed out OF this round
nOu.e anu set to work, while large
crowd OF switchmen and friends
sa'neied and quietly watched tho new
nea az work. They looked sullsn
lion.
ihfee additional locomotives were
~ 70 work with non-union crews by
'Ae Lehigh company.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-06
-" ram En@lfsh-Raum Ger. =, In
Whccler,s Iscport.
TO 0IIe SIdIt JnrOnicle.

"S 1oiesraph 10 the State Chronicle
NEW YORK, July g.. A Washington
special to the World says Judge Vince.
hi ,et report OF the Raum investigation,
wnich Is now practically completed and
which will be submitted to the co,nmi,
tee and g iven to the press in the course
OF few days, is one of the most com.
prehensive and exhaustive documents
ever emanating from congressional
committee. In it the committee finds
.ne pension officer to be honeycombed
by fraud, rascality, Incompetent methods
prejudice and malice. The report recon-,
n,ehos u the removal of Commissioner
haum, on the ground that he is incom-
petent, narrow minded. malicious in tho
pursuit of supposed enemies. and be
cause {: ne has subordinated this great pub
TIC machine to partisan ends, besides talk.
ing advantage of his official position to
further his own financial projects.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-06
NAeetih" of the Georgia and Sou,bcr,
educational Association.
'y IeIegraph tO the State Chroninle


ATLANTA, Ga, July 5.-Neyer befor.
IN It's history has the Georgia teachers,
ASSOCIATION held such an enthusiastic ana
successful meeting as it is now hoIding
IN Atlanta. Both of the sessions includinS .
1he u, opening, have been largely attended
Inc morning session was consumed in
.he .h transaction of general business and
Tho 1rie feauing OF papers on various subjects.
L ne ASSOCIATION was addressed this even.
ing by that most distinguished eentla-
man. United States commissioner of ed
ucatlon, DR.. w. F. Harris, whose sinh
Jec5 was the "Relation of Colleges
an ana universities to Modern Civilizatio6 y
Inc Southern Educational Association
M VIII meet tomorrow at 3 p. m. Hon
~ iaioman Palmer. of Alabama, will be in
H Ine Gnalr ana +. q. Harrell, of North
oaroina, secretary. During the evenino
exercises DIR. w. E. Harris, will deliver
an address. '''ei
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-06
hr. Campbell Refuses to Servo 81.
Chairman
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle

"S Ie1egraPh 70 The State Chronicle.
AsHINGroN, July -5.-Chairman
campbell, of the national republican
committee, has decided that he cannot
serve In statement given to the press
tonight he says: "When | was elected
chairman Of the national committee il
was with the distinct understandinr tho
my business engagements then pending
might render it impossible for me to act
IN that capacity; This contingency was
fully understood by the committee and
others directly interested. Since the
adjournment of the committee I have
oeen unable to adjust my affairs SO as to
render 1t practicable for me to act as
chairman; and therefore, as l reserved
the right to do, announce that will NOT
so act"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-06

ny Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
OMAHA, Neb., July 5.-This appeal
oy 5ne women of the peoples party at
tending the convention has been issIed
OMAHA, July g." Beloved sisters of
the lar, tiowery, great heart South: The
true women of the North and of
the West here assembled onen
their overf1owing hearts to Won
asking that you rejoice with
them at the sublime outlook for tbe
cause OF the great plain people. With
that devotion to home and native land
that has ever been characteristic of the
women of the South, join with us and
help us to save this glorious nation from
tne wicked clutch OF plutocracy; help us
10 save our beloved homes for our chill
dren and our children's children.
signed, Mrs. j. B. Weaver, of Iowa;
Mrs: Mary E. Leslie. of Kansas; Mrs. S
+. Emery, of Michigan, and thirty Others.