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Free Concerts Daily at Bay RIDGE.
Baltimore and Ohio trains q s:lS Q. m. $50
p. M, SIS p. m Sundays a& 9:s6 q m, ieO ..
m, S1b p. n. q round tip.-AdgG
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The Keystone Horseshoe Company Of Phila-
delphia yesterday signed the union scale.
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ExCURsIoNIsTs down the river should take a
box Of SHEETZ's candy along, only 35c. a %.
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FoR BLANK Books. Stationery and Office Sup
plies 20 GO EAsIoS & EUPP. 421 18th St
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FUssELL's Ice Cream shipped by express any
where out of town 1927 New York ave.
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TIP take thesteamer George

FoR A PLEASANT TRIP take the steamer George
Leary Saturday evening for Piney Point Hotel,
ninety miles down the river, near the Chesa-
peake bay. Plenty Of good fishing, bathing,
boating, &c. Steamer Geo. Leary leaves her
wharf FOR Piney Point Saturday, July Is, 1892,
at O'Clock p. M, returning leaves Piney Point
Sunday, 4 o'clock pm. Arrives II Washington
Sunday, II pm. Fare for the round trip on
the boat, o. Board and lodging ut the hotel
A2-Aduf
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$3.50 to Atlantic City and Return via ROYAL
Rlu1 Linz
Brrere. of the chesapeake

BrceIes of the hesaPeake
At Bay Ridge all the day long. Baltimore
and Ohio trains at 9:l5 an, $50 pm, 4:2s
pm. sundays, 9.s5 am, 1:so pm, Sis pm.
81 round trip.-Adrt.
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SEVERAL mon safes at auction ct Latmer 4
Sloan's tomorrow at 10 an, also lot Of Office,
parior and chamber furniture, carriages, 30,
1lO7 street-AdpG
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CHa. xAxDER's own truity Virginia Port.
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Personally Conducted Excursion 30 Atlantic
City via Royal Blue Line.
Saturday, July IS, special train, with Pullman
cars, will leave B. and o. station at $50 p. m
ESQ round trip. Tickets good to return on
special train $50 p. m. Sunday or on any regu-
lar train following Monday.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

HoUsHcLEASINo BalbrigSun Shirts and
Drawers. Former price. 55c. Now selling at 4sc.
HrNRY FRANC 4 Son,
One Price cor. eth and ID.
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ANACOSTIA.


HITCH IN THE FREE DELIVERY.
The hitch in the free mail delivery is that the
postal authorities are awaiting appropriations
January is the date now named when the new
order Of things shall begin to operate.
NOTES.
Anacostia Chapter Of the Epworth League
has arranged for a lawn party to be held
Wednesday evening in the grounds Of Mr.. H. A.
Linger.
Miss Bertha Buehler has been seriously ill at
Hamilton, Loudoun county, Va, but is i'm
proving. ~
Miss Lizzie Cahill and Miss Jennie Cahill of
Newark, n. j., are guests Of their cousin, Miss
Nellie Leonard.
Miss Emma Robey is improving.
Miss Grady of the sixth auditors Office has
recovered.
Arthur B. Suit is ILL.,
Mr.. Roeder, precentor Of Emmanuel choir,
has taken up his residence in Anacostia.
Mrs. NJ. Stewart of Fillmore street has re-
turned from Camp Springs, Md.
Mrs. W. T. Garden is i'll
Miss Stella Fort is at Washington Grove
Mr.. Henry Linger is back from Piney Point.
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SUMMER Hairs AT REDUCED PRICES
Twenty per cent discount on every Straw Hat
and Light Derby in stock.
LEWIS & Son, 1921 New York avs.
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G0lilean Fishermen.

The twenty-sixth annual session Of Israel
Grand Tabernacle, No. /, convened at st.
Luke's Baptist Church, Brightwood, on the
10th instant. The report of the grand scribe,
Ella j. Webs ter, was read, showing the num-
Der Of tabernscles in the District to be twenty
four; number Of members in the District, $50;
amount in bank Of the G.. U. o. of Galilean
Fishermen, S1,1S2.A; amount paid to sick
members during the year, $455.44; amount
paid for funerals, $358; amount received by D.
G. G. Tabernacle, sos. "a; proceeds from en-
tertainment, $50; total received, s15S64. At
the public installation by C. c. Stewart, state
grand scribe Of Virginia. on Wednesday even
ing addresses were delivered by Rev. s. Miller.
pastor Of st. Luke's Church; Rev. J. E.
William, pastor Of N. Z. Church at Hamilton,
LOudoun county. Va, and Rev. J. W. Payne Of
Radford, Va. The officers installed were W.
Sidney. d. G.. ruler; A. Howard, d G. A.
ruler; H. Hutchinson, D. G. deputy; E. ].
Webster, D. G. scribe; VIM. Graham, D. q.
treasurer; F. Grinage, d. G. lecturer; H.
jackson, D. G. chaplain; H. Gordon, b. G.
herald; George Coleman, d. G. marshal; Evans
johnson, D. G. I. guard; Edward Baseaeld, o
guard.
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Before Going on your summer vacation
buy our 81 Crush Hat. They are beauties;
all colors and light weight
HENRY Franc l. SoN,,
1t One Price, cor. It'll and d.
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SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. HEMPLER's. 453 Pa. av.
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Surah Silks, 39c. China Silks, $50.
1t "CARrERs," I'll Market space.
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THE SINGLE TAX MEN,
They Had Their Innings at fayetteville Last
Night.

CHAIRMAN RAIsroN EXPLAINS THE ACTION OF
THE TOWN COMMISSIONERS AND DEFENDS THE
METHOD OF TAXATION ApoPrED-rHE oP-
PoSESTs WERE CONSPICUOUS BY rHIfa AB-
sEScY-
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Wa. Hur, and Lost His Plaza

Edwin NJ Guilford Of this city has brought
suit in Philadelphia against the Adams Express
Company to recover damages He says that
whiie attending TO his duties a special mes
senger for the company he fell through an
open and uEguarded hatchway in the COM
peny's building IN Philadelphia September 81.
1889, and sustained fracture of ribs, arm and
other iljaries. which eaused him 10 be confined
TO che hospital three weeks. He further states
he was refused his former position in the CON-
pany on account Of his physical condition
d. SO TO Atlantic City and Return via Royal
Blue Line.
Special train, with Pullman parlor cars, will
leave b. and o. station AZ $50 p. m. Saturday,
July 20. arriving at Atlantic City q: 9 p. m.
Atlantic City Sunday at $50 p. M and on any
regular train Monday following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

The Harmony Harp is an improved Auto
harp. Call and see it at WALFoRD's, ATT Pa av L
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Black India Linen, EIGHT cents
1t "CARrERs," I'll Market space.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITrs TALLY 10 STAGES LEAvF srl
a., 18th 81 n W At 70 m and 2 m Arlington,
rp; % % Zoe Zoo Park and Legation buildings 25o
.al1ly
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CITY ITEMS.
We Are Giving Them Aways

We Are Giving Them Away!
Come in and get q Fam and il you are hunt
ing for q frst-class line Of goods at bottom
prices we can serve YOU to great advantage.
More than this, we divide profits by giving ouz
patrons rebates in the form of checks exchange
able for numerous housekeeping necessaries
while every purchaser of Thea-Nectar or A. and
P. Baking Powder becomes the recipient Of q
special present.
Eight O'clock Breakfast Coffee. Csc. ID.
Mocha and Java Blends. 50, IS, Ssc. ID.
Granuiat sds and A 4,1 &c. To- 10
Block and Powdered ............. &c. Id.
Confecuoners INSTRUMENTATION. &c. ID.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and sos Seventh st. NV.
Branches: 1920 14th st. nw.-sl04 N st.
Georgetown.-S15 H st. n.e.-5S, 50 and &C
Center Market.-67 and 6S Eastern Market
81 and 90 Western Markets and O
Street Market.-l01 Northern Liberty Market
NEWTON II. BOWMAN,
Telephone 84S. Manager.
Figured Swiss Muslin, zoe.
"CARTERs." I'll Market space.
Souvenirs Of Washington. wALroRDs, 477Pa.
Did You Ever?
So far as the furniture business is concerned
''astonishers'' may be looked for every day.
have four extra large Ice Boxes-I am not CIV
ing them away-f am sacrificing the price
thought you really need one of them you
cannot afford to miss this opportunity. II no,
sold today or tomorrow will not again offer
them at the prices have fixed on for these
two days.
JOHN Ridden, The Accommodation,
1t 513 Seventh street north pst
Surah Silks, 39c. China Silks, $50.
1t "CARTERs," Ill Market space.
The Harmony Harp is an improved Auto
harp. Call and see it at WALFoRDs, ATT Pa NV. II
Before Going ON your summer vacation
buy our 81 Crush Hat. They are beauties;
all colors and light weight
Fin 4 Co~s
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use use use use use use use use use
use use use use use use use use us
Use use use use use use use use US
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9. Heller. 10 It'll st. NV, q making sps-
ctalty IN Ladies' and Childsens HAIR Ccttsna
and Shampooins; also cures DundruH. my20-ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

Athletes viii find Whites Yucatan Gum
great aid to them in their exercises, q IL keep
the mouth and throat moist iyi6-6t;
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Castell0n Wine d Of special beusAt d
cases Of dysentery and diarrhna
81 per quart bottle, 6 bottles for e5.
1y7-lm A. HEzr,ruILxa Ca.
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Soc. S5c. 86c.
Is all We charge for s150 Laundered Outing
Shirt, all sizes, all styles.
jy20-St H. FRIxpLANDKR Bro, 9th and E SITS.
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Buy wilson 4 Carr's Bathing Slippers; pric
80 cents. S28 + ct. NV. iyll-1m
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grHE MARY WASHINGTON TO
Every OCC0QUAN FALLS Rverv
Thursday. ocoQ8T4N FAILS. Thursday.
Positively every THURSDAY TO the historic Falls
The most delightful out Of the
city. Three hours at the Fails Magni6cent view OF
the Potomac, Occoquan Bay. Belmont Bay and the
famous Wood Bridse Dancing all day on the bost
Every Thursday at 4: m. Home 1t pm
Round-trtp tickets. 25c. tyls
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HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation hious.
~ jaundice and sick headache. Try tham
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istic and all else that was bad, yet the boards
action had created the greatest interest every
where throughout the country. People in Wash
ington had stopped him to congratulate him,
and even men who were not really in favor Of
the single tax system had told him that they
wished to see 1t fairly tried. 1t had been said
that the board had struck the town q deadly
blow, and in that connection be read few Of
the many letters and kilograms he had received
from all sections of the land from men, said
the speaker. of education, of refnement-men
who were at the fore of all great questions.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, July Is, 1892
Dear Sir: Am much interested in your single
tax fight. Have you information TO show what
u home can be had for in Hyattsvire and what
advantages of health, schools, DO, are? And
show how accessible are the Congressional
Library, the Smithsonian and Corcorsn Gallery,
&c. Yours truly, c. II. GREATHousE,
Agt. Ass. Press.
With Louisville Courier Journal
I'VE heartily indorse your efforts TO provide
a just system OF taxation for your town. Ex-
emption of Improvements means more i'm
proyements, increased employ ment Of labor and
greater public prosperity. (Signed) Single Tax
League of Kings county, NY"
.'Stand fast, Ralston, for the good cause.
Here's n new Lexington Who knows?
(Signed) waylnnd II. Smith, Philadelphia"
Hold the fort. Don't be persuaded TO tax
your home for the benefit Of land speculstors
|. (Signed) Buffalo Tax Reform Association"
The city Of Baltimore tai reformerx are with
you. Do not recede. Land speculators the
only directors. Hyattsville will boom. Work
ingmen win bless you.
(Signed) ]. G.. Schonforber."
Here" said Mr.. Ralston, sis q letter from
the New York Tax Reform Association an organ
iza.ion Endorsed by such mon a. these: Cooper,
Hewitt 4 Co, Dodd, Mead Co., p. b. Thur
Der, Geo. R Reed, VIM. Steinway, Rogers, Peet
Co., Lord Taylor. W. b. Grace Co. and
othea:
NEW YoRx, July 20, l8oa
Sir: This aesocistiou orrnuixed 70 urumctn
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Nome Name Il But to Praise.
wheeler 4 Wilson's New HiRh Arm Ia. 4
A marvel Il hghtnso and sviftn6n
IN 0fdoe 81 I'll sk nv,
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IL Murray. sszeth St Sc. sells ticfcts Ii
II. ssssIs ESi TIF H ..v. for
m o saoSr "a Ana c.a :nd
EXCURSION.
ORIENT ATHLETIC CLUB.
MONDAY. July rs. lSeR.
MARSHALL HAIL.
Steamer Manchester.
,b Boat leaves 643 M Tickets can b secured from
ct the boat Tickets good for morning md aftsrnoon
Pacific o0 akksp EXCURSION
snd nna and o. Sacaso and
land oregon; san Francisco: Csi salt Lake city.
G % 6HeiessH s
&osE ia Ia ses 81 under 2 sso spp
fGr round trr Special train Pullman seepss and
SUMMER SCHEDULE
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON,
GREEN LAWNS 81 Pa MHRsHA1L HALL
MOUNT vERNoN.-rhe steamer Mscaiess,r to
Noun: vsrnen daily: except Sunday; az 10 an re-
GUIDING p tn. manson sSana nd Up o o
Mount Vernon Cafe on the steamer. Mount Vernon
pMIARsHALL .HAkIL-sse.mer. M.c.lsss.e and
hiysr Queen a. follows;
69 fxdffT e :ad iS. m and
HI. ss,s kiff RlfbaiFs "a !;
suss Sn n
Dancing Music on The Big Pavilion day and evening.
amy Of the cOmpanys regular boats for one round trip
sTEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandra. .nd
e ally H. sssosa
'ls MS Sft I'VE SRkkSS sSp As isn HALL
T,HE MARY WASHINGTON TO
= Every SS SeSSSEEAsSS EEsEIs: Ever,
Thursday, $$ $Ss$$sss E EsEE THURSDAY,
ss To e. Il.
s sy poIsss hsSI: 4 he
ySSS s ps.. on
Round-trip sickets.s s5c. nome ''snm ,y,s
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTRANBoAr co
/ STEAMER GEORGE LHARY..
SUMNER SCHEDULE
FOR COLONIAL BEACH
PMEY POINT.
GRIND opening ct Pinsy Polns,u
SATURDAY JUNE IL. 1soe.
he steamer Ssorse Ls.ry vin ls.v: The eompsny-s
s wnar loot q Oh e. sverI T9Enins drsins the
Sclsal enc s :ssss sss.
asy ssssh syssy TsysSiHs nciud,ns sun
Ri tS.s 9Sp.. :. SSissis .aa
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fs sss t Ssdss P . Pm fnsSy VIC sn. a.
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: early . aass;os Sii f;SE + ss ssS
IVA ton Company.
TO BOSTON BY SEA
MAGNIFICENT IRON sTkAMsupa
FssFF CAPT = Mssca
SSScHiS S.Ss ~ sss
s.na non ssno;s .y.y TS:. S:Ss "a r nS:5
F.re. including meals end uppsr dsck sssss-
fsss ieeiudins mcsi; s;sd n.iil ::ico; :s:i:-
ROOM II *
Fare. cSiidrsl b:tvss ana ia ys:rs
Soeoo - w
Zach etats Room coufa1ns Two Bsrshs.D
For furthG in1ormasapa sddsss A H. HuooINA.
Agent foot Long Dock. Baltimore. Ad
Tsisphons sG7. ,seaa
a NEW ROUTE 70 Tm ATLANTIC oCKAL
N. s.,ss9s "a 90 ksSs.s AZ ....s,,ss.a.
Tss ssssss;s S.: :sl sc: e s. 6
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Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles.
jy7-1m A. Hxrrxurxxs q Co.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03
A DIFFERENCE
THE INCONSISTENCY PARTY.
ISM ILLUSTRATED.
Party Has Becomc y Tyrant BEFORE
Which Every Interest Must how Tho
People should I. uie the Tnrty and Thus
Secure Justice.
How it NO. kS.

How 1t Works.
The old political parties pretend to
hate each other intensely, and actually
get the people worked up to such Il
state of excitement that they do hate
each other. Yet among the bosses,
when a prominent member of the op
rosite party, no matter how odious he
may have made himself, decides to
change his party affiliations. lis ers.-
while foes and culmirators shout
themselves hoarse in bidding him well
come, and almost burst their papers to
make headlines large enough to an
nounce the fact. One would think
the party felt that it had gained an
angel, though it had only gained a
man whom it had spent lifetime in
Genouncing.
Witness the ado made over Gen.
Longstreet and Gen. Moshy when
they announced themselves Kepupli-
| cans. Also over Gen. Malone OF Vir-
ginia. On the other hand, witness
Palmer of Illinois. and poor old Hor-
| ace Greeley, the most inveterate enc
| my the party ever lad. And see what
| rejoicing there is now over the an
nouncement that Wayne McVeagll and
a few other IA lical Republicans have
announced their intentions to affiliate
with the Democrats. No. one of these
men never hiated at change Of prin-
ciple. A change OF party is all that is
! asked to make a scoundrel a saint.
As further proof take the case OF
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03
DEATH COMES AT LAST,
END OF MRS. HARRlSON'S
STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
Tho Family at the Bedside When the
Summons Camc--Ccnscious to the Last,
and Passed Peacefully Away--ller Homo
Life.
A Noble Woman Gone.

Mrs. Harrison Is no more. At lao
n. M, Tuesday. came the enl. For the
second time in the history of the White
House a Presidents 8 wife has died within
its walls. Ms. Harrison met death
with the patience and resignation OF a
devout Christian. and her last days
were comparatively free from pain. 1t
could hardly be sad that the patient
was unconscious du Ing the evening
hours, for she betrayed some signs OF
understanding the attempts made to re-
lieve her last moments by partially
opening her .rarthcd lips to receive the
stimulating fluid applied TO them
from time to time. Iut not drop
could she swallow, and the power of
spe ,ch had apparently left her frame
forever. In addition the physician's S
experienced eye note as the evening
wore on an increase in the difficulty OF
breathing. which was regarded as an
ominous sign. At last the end came,
and surrounding the bedside OF the
loved one were all the members of tho
family in Washington. For a few mo-
ments the silent watchers were over
whelmed with grief. When they emerged
from tho room, the President retired to
his own chamber, and WAS alone with
his great bereavement.
Mrs. Hsr.i,,n'< ITO :Ee Life.
Incidents innumera' le are told OF
! Mrs. Harris ms home life. Mrs. Har-
, r.scn directed her own household after
! the most approved houscwifcly ex.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03

Upion station to the carriages in waiting.
The caskct was borne by John B. Elan,
the Presidents law partner. Judge
Woods. the Hon. +. Il. Martindale. Gen.
Lew Wallace, DR.. Allen, and 7. +.
Haughey.
The carriages proceeded dire ,tly to
the.church, which was thing of beauty
in its somber and graceful decorations.
On either side of the pulpit tall
pyramids OF beautiful snow white
chr.y lowered out Of bed
OF larre green palm leaves and long,
graceful ferns. Back o. the pulpit. sur.
rounding the organ, were great plants
AMI palms. Over the organ were drape l
in evergrecns large curta ms OF black
crepe and white fabric, with bits OF ivy
here and there at every interse .tion of
the folds. On the back wall between
the two entran g doors was a semi
circle of black and white crepe with two
large silken Amer'can flags hung on
either side-tha only warm cOlOrs 10 lie
seen.
The only 4 coration of the exterior OF
the church is heavy black draping
over the large arch-like entrance on
| Pennsylvania street. All the inme.
diate family friends and relatives were
admitted to the church, SO far as its
! capacity would allow. 1t was impossi.
ble to seat clubs and organi. ed bodies
Represent ives only Of these could bt
accommodated. An exception in be
half of sixty representative Of the
Seventicth tHarrison'sl Regiment Wa:
| made.
The Presidents rev. No. S4, was no
used during the services, and was drapet
in black and white ami strewn will
flowers. On either side Of the pew mag
nificent pyramids Of white chrysanthe
NUNS and POT plants along the chai
railing. On top Of the railing the fiora
offerings we're placed. When the funer
al procession arrived at the church I
crowd of 5000 people thronged the side
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03

The business man sees a danger of a
financial crisis staring him in the face.
He sees money getting scarccr every
year. prices going down and failure
staring him in the face.
The farmer sees United States per
cent. bonds, which would be utterly
worthless but for the sturdy blows oi
his strong arm, due in 1857, whicl,
were bought at 81 cents on the dollar,
selling Mt $1.25 to the dollar, when lie
knows that a mortgage on not one
farm in thousand for the same time
ut one-third its value, at the rate of I
per cent. interest, could be sold at its
face value. He is alarmed when he
sees under our financial policy the ma
icr part of the wealth of 1900, ,OOC
people pass into the hands of 81, ,OM
men. He sees centralized capital al
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03
The News Aftermath.

MRS. EMMoNs BLAINE has given
81 ,OCO for a new public library at Au-
gusta, Me.
By the explosion of a locomotive on
the Memphis an Birmingham Railroad
at Palos, Ala, Engineer Harry Monroe
and Fireman William Church were in
stantly killed.
AHEAvILY charged wire at the West
in yhouse electric works, Pittsburg, Pa,
killed Edward Wood. q nephew of Gem
eral Manager Wood, of the Pennsylvania
Company.
AT Onadarka. Oklahoma, the Chero-
kee Commission finished its labors and
agreed to give the COmanche, kiowa,
and Apache tribes $2,0tO,00O in return
for lands reln pushed.
HALF a square, between Sacramento
and Clay streets, in the heart OF China
town, San Francisco. was burned. Many
butcher shops, cigar manufactures aE,s
| opium joints were destroyed. Loss,
| $4,000.
THE Empire Express attained a speed
! Df ninety miles per hour over the worst
grade on the New York Central system.
The lun from Rochester to Buffalo,
sixty-nine mile $, was made in seventy
one minutes.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03

To add to the Cleveland pcrplexity
over the opposition of Senator Hill and
the great New York Tammany organ;.
zation, it is now announced that Gen.
Sickles, who SO vigorously OPT osed
Mr.. Cleveland's nomination, proposes
to take the stnmp against him. On
the other hand, Judge Gresham. Wayne
McVeagh. a member of Garfield's cab
met, and Judge Cooley. formerly Pres
ident of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, will no: support Mr.. Harri
son. The old parties are decidedly in
a bad way. and it may he that this ap
athletic campaign is because the bosse!
are afraid to ir up the people.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03

Gen. Weaver in Georgia. About a
year ago he made canvass of that
State advoca ing the identical prlnci-
pies he now advocates. and the State
was hardly large enough to do him
honor. He now goes making the
same kind of speeches, but opposing
the dominant party, and the party
bosses stir up the hoodlum element to
shame the devils in hell with outra-
geous conduct. and the partisan Off
GERS and press stand off and laugh
about it,
With the politicians il is not ques-
ton of principle; it is surely ques-
ton of party. Teach what principles
you please, but cont touch the party.
We appeal to our friends everywhere
| if this is safe condition for the coun-
try?
Party has become a tyrant before
which every interest must bow. and
intelligent freemen who still worship at
its shrine cannot hold themselves
guiltlcss. Either the PARTY will rule
tie people and selfish tyranny pre-
vail, or the people must rule party and
justice be secured. The only way for
the people to rule party is to give it
an occasional drub!Ding, and thus
bringl he leaders to n knowledge OF
the fact that they have master.