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The morning call., 1892-03-07
The Yokohama Homicide.

DUBUQUE. March 6.-The San Francisco
dispatch announcing the killing of promi-
nent citizen Of Yokohama by Lieutenant
Hetherington of the United States warship
Marion created sensation here. Hether-
ington is a native Of Dubuque, and entered
the Annapolis Naval Academy Ia 1874 ana
graduated In 1873. ard has been In active
service ever since. His wife was Miss
Hughes Of Wilmington. Delaware, and last
summer visited the lieutenant's relatives
here, where she impressed all by her beauty
aud charming manner. On leaving here
she went Immediately to join her husband.
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Murder and Suicide,

LOWELL. Mass. March 6-After repeated
attempts to rouse the inmates of room
occupied by Edgar c. Drew and his wife at
Hewes' lodginc-house the door was broken
this afternoon. Drew's wife was found
dead and he dying from revolver shots. II
is believed lie shot her and then himself on
account Of jealousy.
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A Mail Carrier Dead.

CAMDEN. Ark, March 6.-Colonel John
I. Chidester, known the country over as the
original overland mail-carrier. died at his
residence in this city to-day of a complica-
tion OF diseases abetted by old age. In ante
belium days and for long time after the
war Colonel Chidester held Government
contracts for carrying the mails over the
greater portion of the Southern States.
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Same Old Uevalonmant.

CHICAGO. March 6.-There are no new
DEVELOPMENTS In the Scudder case to-day.
He has been kept in his cell, not seeing any
one except his family. In several of the
churches the crime was made tie theme Of
discourse. His wife visited him to-day, but
he cried, Make that woman leave me, she
is leagued against me-" He appears to be
violently insane and sees all sorts Of queer
things in his cell
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THE TYPHUs FEVER.
4 Heroic Volunteer Nurse Falls Victim to
the Disease.

New YORK. March Ca case of typhus
fever was discovered to-day in the crowded
part of Bellevue Hospital. There have been
eleven deaths from the disease up to date.
The latest death is that Of Catherine Glea-
son, who was one of the volunteer nurses to 90
into the plague stricken camp Of the Hebrew
immigrants who first brought the dread con-
tagiOn to these shores. Late this afternoon
another case was discovered at the Quarans
tine house on East Twelfth street.
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A New Style of Move.

New YORK, March 6.-Ths evening
smoke was seen issuing from rooms occu-
pied by S. G. Lutall. an Italian shoemaker,
in a fye-story tenement on Fifty-;hird
street. The fremen on breaking into the
rooms found fire burning In each one, ker-
osene having been spiinkled about on the
woodwork. Lutali aud family had left the
house early in the afternoon. The police
are looking for them
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after the Spanish Legation.

BRUSSELS, March 6.-Yesterday the pa
pers announced that an unsuccessful at
tempt had been made to blow up one of the
foreign embassies here with an internal
machine. The scene Of the attempt was
the Spanish Legation, not tile British En-
bassy. as hrst reporfed. The machine was
discovered by w0Tkmen, who extiDguished
the fuse
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jay Gould's Pleasure" Trip.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 6 - Jay
Gould arrived here this evening, and will
leave for Mexico probably tomorrow. On
tion trip over the Aransas Pass road. This
leads to the suspicion that he 10 c0ntem.
plating purchasing that line, which would
give his system direct connection with new
deep-water ports in the vicinity of Aransas
Pass
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THE LONDON ELECTION.
comments Of the Press on the refsat Of the
Reactionisis.

LONDON, March 62The Chronicle. CON-
mentlng ON the results of the London Coun-
ty Council election, says: The Reactionists
are showed under. They cannot complain,
as they did in 1889, that they were caught
mapping.
The Daily News says: 1t is difficult to
exaggerate the consequences of the Pro-
gressive victory. 1t cannot be doubted
that Liberal Ministry and Parliament
VIII confer the increased powers which the
Progressives ask, and will subject the land
Iord's revenues to their proper share of f,u-
nicpal taxation.
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Lumber Comnany Sued.

MINNEAPoLIs. March 6.-J. w. Day &
Co.. lumberneu, and about fifty fire insur-
ance companies have brought suit against
the H. c. Akeley Lumber Company to re-
cover S207, 135. as damages for a big lumber
fire in May last. The c0mpiainants allege
that the fire was caused by sparks from a
Se-burner In the Akeley mill.
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EMINENT TESTIMONY
From the most prominent Analytical chemists,


SAN FRANCISCO. Cal March L, 1892
To the Soookt8s Root Heir Grot0er Co. Neic YORK
NJ Y-GENrLEMEN: have made careful chem
tcai analysis OF your SkoOxum Root Hair Grower.
purchased by me in open market, and iud the same
to be purely vegetable and free from all substances
injurious to the skin the hair the health In gen
erai. w. L. wENZELL. NJ. d.. Pm. Ph M.
Professor of Chemistry and Director OF the Laoora-
tory, College of Pharmacy. Department OF the
University OF California,
once of Thomas Price Son. Analytical Chemists
and Assayers, SAN FRANcIscc, CAL, February 29.
1892
lSkoetum Root Hair Grosgsr Co, Nstc Iosk. W. p
DEAa SIRs: We have maie searching chemical
analysis o. bottle of your Skookum Root Hair
grower, purchased by US on the open market, ana
have found the same to be perfectly free from all
acids minerals and metals other ingredients thAB
could In any way act tnjuriousiy on tho halt oe
scalp. Yours truly, THOMAS PRICE . SON.
SKooKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER Is on said ~
ali leading druggists. Accept no substitute.
mr7 Moth lpu
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Spanish Reciprocity With Cuba.

MADRID. March 6.-The Cories is now
debating the ratification of the Cuban re-
ciprocity treaty. The opposition is very
persistent. The Duke of Tetuan made a
powerful speech in the Senate last night
defending the treaty.
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Bow Brother BURGLARS.

Two boys were caught early yesterday
morning scaling the fence of tho Autimony
Mill on Nineteenth street, near Harrison.
and as their explanations for their presence
there were very flimsy they were turned
over TO the police. A later discovery Of q
bag of coke, which they must have dropped
near the fence, caused them to be charged
with burglary. They gave the names of
DELANEY and Stephen Truax
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tive members, he says, appear opposed to
an extra session, and from the tene Of let
ters received In answer to his query, sent
out some time ago, the Governor is con-
business interests of the State to call an
extra session.
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Whereabouts IF Mrs. Gillip

New YORK. March c. Mrs. Amy Crocker
Gillig. the divorced wife of Charles III.
Gillig, President of Giliig's United States
Exchange, London. England, who was re-
ported as missing from Yankton. S. OAK,
where she went to procure divorce from
her husband, is now in Milton, little
town just outside of Cambridge, England.
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Railroads Accent the Rate.

KANSAS CITY. March 6.-It has been def
nitely decided by the Union Pacific. Mis-
souri, Pacific and Santa Fe that the Kansas
Railroad Commissioners order of January
6. regarding ffth-class tariff. shall 60 into
effect as soon as legal notice can be given.
Rock Island still holds ont
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Population of BROOKLYN.

New YORK, March g. The population Of
Brooklyn, according to the census returns SO
far handed in, with the exception of one
district, is 953. .338. The missing district will
probably bring it up to 955 600. The Federal
census for 1890 was S06. .342 and the police
census, four months later, $50, ,945.
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Proposed National Federation.

PITTsBURG, March 6. - Tomorrow a
meeting of delegates from various trades
unions will be held here for the purpose of
forming national federation of all work
ers in the machinery trades for mutual
support. protection and defense and all
measures affecting their separate and COM
bined interests
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Pronossd Military Chane,s.

NEW YORK, March GA Washington
dispatch says Generals Miles and Merritt,
Secretary Eikins and General Schofeld are
planning for busy times for the troops this
summer. A number of changes are held
iii view, the former two having been sum-
moDed to appear before the Appro priatons
Committee In connection with bills for the
establishment of military post near BEL
ena Mont
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A Rich Strike

VILLA GETovE, Colo, March 6.-News
has just been received of another rich
strike in the Colorado mine at Bonanza. 1t
is near the head of Rawiey Gulch, and the
vein is over four feet wide, and assays 1852
ounces OF gold and S75 ounces Of silver to
the ton.
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Eew York Census

New YORK. March 6.-The census re-
turns for the city of New York arc all in,
with the exception Of two election districts.
The total population in twenty-four Assem-
hly districts, according to tho enumeration,
Is 1,795, ,295.
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The English Cadet Wins.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March civilian
Laird Cloves Of England has secured the
Annapolis Naval Institute prize of 500 and
the gold medal for the best essay on the
subject pertaining to the naval profession.
his subject being Torpedo boats; Their
Organization AMI Conduct"
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A Challenge.

WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO PRODUCE
!" its equal, or prepara ion that Will so erectu-
ally STOP FALLING HAIR. ERADICATE pANDRUFF.
or Grow Hair rapidly. We agree TO grow hair upon
the BALDEsr Scalp with free treatment after exam
ination: contract to read No HAIR, No PAY
Furthermore, we challenge the proprietors OF any
other so-caed hair growers or reviewers to submit
their preparations to the following tests q. have
done. to demonstrate their vegetable purity OF
harmless nature.
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Bank Suspension at Melbourne,

MELBOURNE, March 6.-The suspension
OF the Mercantile Bank of Australia was
announced yesterday and created pro.
found sensation. new bank was formed
to acquire business after the liquidation of
the banks affairs
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A Steamship Disabled.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The French line
steamship La Bourgogne arrived to-day
She reports that she passed the steamship
Glenville, Captain jackson, 200 miles east of
here on the 9th inst disabled by a missing
screw.
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Confederate Of q Murdersr Arr...sa

PARIS. March 6.-The police have ar
rested waiter named Plessis who con-
fesses that he was one OF the two accom-
plices Of the thief Criupen, who killed two
men and who wounded another in the Rue
81. Denis a few nights ago.
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Attack on the Salvation Army,

LONDON, March 6-The usual disorder
and row between the Salvation Army and
mob took place at Eastbourne TODAY.
Several army lassies were so severely in
jured that they had to be removed to hos
pItal
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The Begear's Victim Better.

New YORK, March 6.-Rabbi Mendes.
who was shot by q beggar last night, is
somewhat improved to-day and it's thought
he will recover. The would-be assassin has
not yet been found.
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An Actor Fatally Shot.

BosToN, March 6.-This morning during
a quarrel Fayette Welsh. an actor, was
shot and killed by William Flannery, a
variety performer. professionally known as
William Doone. The murderer claims self
defense.
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naaeonss Tyiol

PARIS. March ct is thought the trial of
Deacon for the murder OF Abeille will open
May In the Assizs Court of the Depart
ment OF the Alpes- Maritmes. Deacon will
be liberated on Tuesday
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A Loaded Can.

WINNIPEG. March 6.-rhis afternoon an
explosion of what was thought to be an
empty nitro gycerine can killed Edward
Erickson and Frank Savage.
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The Iron Craze Increasing.

DULUTH. March 6.-The IRON mining
craze continues with increasing force. Ex-
perts express their opinion that the Mesabi
Range will be more productive than the
famous Gogebic Range.
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The Argentine Presidency.

BUENos AYREs, March 6-At a conven-
tiOu of the national and civic parties. Gen.
eral Nltres' withdrawal from the candidacy
Tor President was accepted, and resolution,
adopted to support Saonz Pena for Presi.
dent
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To Salute the Queen.

PARIS, March g., -Admira! Riounier has
been ordered to proceed with his squadron
to Hyrres to salute Queen Victoria on her
arrival there.
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Cocd for the neafitnff

VIENNA, March 6. - Twelve thousand
loaves of bread. together with quantity of
meat, sausage and milk, were distributed TO
the destitute here yesterday.
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Paid in His Own Coin.

Policeman Ryan saw big iongshoreman
named Joseph Wasuck pick up small boy
who happened In his way last evening, on
Ecker street. and pitch him into the road
way. Wasnck was thereupon promptly
taken in custody and pitched into cell on
a charge of battery
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be Khedive's Designs on the Sou

LONDON, March GA Vienna correspond
ent OF the News says the report is confirmed
that the Khedive intends capturing the Sou
dan.
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Policy Of Rstrenahmerf

MADRID, March Elm an interview after
protIacted meeting to-day Premier CanO-
vas del Castillo said the Government had
decided upon policy of retrenchment.
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Revolt in South Africa

LISBON, March 6-South African mails
bring news of a revolt in Zambesi Paru
district. against Captain Gouvca, who, it is
rumered. has been killed.
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A Frerch st.te.uen n.ea

PARIS. March ct Is announced that
Louis Joseph Martel. the French states
man and ex-member Of the Senate and Cab
met is dead,
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Fireman Instantly Kills,

ST. LOUIS. March 6.-Fircman John
Sweeney was instantly killed to-day by an
explosion of Babcock extinguieher.
The morning call., 1892-03-07

LINCOLN. Nebr.. Asrch 6.-Governor Boyd
yesterday, in a lengthy letter, gives official
notice that he will not call an extra session of
the Legislature. The majority Of Lcgisia-
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Murderer and suicider.

WASHINGTON, March 6. = FcrnIeigh
Montague to-day killed his wife and him.
self through dependency. lie was an
Northeast
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New con,;ormar, :, en- ,,,,,,

NEW YORK, March G-SmaIlpox was dis
covered aboard the Hamburg liner Dania,
which arrived to-day, and she is delayed at
the quarantine grounds
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Greek Ministers Appointed.

ATHENS, March 6.-M. de Imezes has
been appointed Minister Of Finance ana NJ.
Melst0pOuioe Foreign Minister.
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HIS FLYING MACHINE.

He Started Out Confidently, But Had an
Awful Tumble.
Philadelphia Record.
While testing the worth OF homemade
flying machine young Charles Horner OF
Twenty-third and Gold streets, fell from
the roof OF his home to the ground. forty
feet below. breaking his leg and spraining
his left arm.
Hosner. who is only Is yecrs old, is Of an
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Two Dvnam;t. F;.h.r. n-ovn.a

NEWPORT, Tenn, March 6. - Charles
Engle and Nathan Clary. while fishing yes
terday with dynamite, were both drowned
by the upsettng Of their boat the result OF
an explosion.
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I.;tt.r.t.ur no.a
Storm on the PortuRueae Coaat.

PARIS, March 6.-Etienne Arago, the
French writer. dramatist and statesman, is
dead.
The morning call., 1892-03-07

The first. woman to pass the Alabama
State medical examination is a coiured
woman, Mrs. Hall L. Dillon. The exa,nina-
tlon was a written one, aud was unusually
severe, lasting ten days. A high average
was won by Dr. Dillon.
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The Usual Saloon Row.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March Sin saloon
riot last night Joseph Sheriff., Jim Sheriff.
aud George Mill were fatally wounded.
The morning call., 1892-03-07

HELP YouRsELF TO GEr RID OF that Cough or
Cold, or any Asthmatic or Throat Trouble by using
DIR. ID. Jayne's Expectorant
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An Additional Annrnnriatinn

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Representative
Durbrow will tomorrow introduce in the
House bill providing for an additional
appro opriation for the Worlds Fair
The morning call., 1892-03-07

Over 200, 900 people, it is computed,
depend tor food solely upon areas irrigated
by water drawn from underground sources.
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THROWN AL THE CZAR.

An Internal Machine Hurled at the Imperial
Carriage.
LONDON. March 6.-The Chronicles Mos
COW correspondent says that while the
Czarlna and Czarowitch were driving In St
Petersburg parcel. supposed to be an in
1ernai machine, was thrown at them, but
missed, and fell harmlessiy in the snow.
The cuIprit who threw the parcel escaped
Several arrests We're made, but how sue
cessfnl they were is not known. The pack
age thrown consisted of Il metal receptacle
containing huid not yet analyzed, and COW
cred with 4 black cloth
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Farewell BANQUET to Mini

PARIS, March cit has been decided to
give Mr.. Reid. retiring United States Min
lister, farewell banquet On March "A.
The morning call., 1892-03-07
Domestic Aneora Goats.

WAsHINGToN. March 6.-Representative
Hermenn of Oregon believes it is possible
The morning call., 1892-03-07
No Extra a.asinn.

LONDON. March Portuguese dispatches
report another severe storm on that coast.
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The Secretary Tmprovir 9

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Secretary Bla inc
continues TO improve. He expects to resume
his duties in a day or two.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10

EVERYBODY remembers how we
Republicans abused Secretary Bay
ard for his dilatory action in
redressing the wrongs of Americans
on the Canadian fishing grounds,
and the spoliation of seals in the
north Pacific, and how we shook
our heads and said, "Wait till
Blaine comes in" Well, Blaine
came in, and is almost ready to go
out. This last season was the most
destructive to seals of any on rec
ord, and that valuable animal is fast
becoming extinct, and our govern
ment has just placed the whole
matter in arbitration. Meanwhile,
during the half-dozen years which
will elapse before settlement, the
slaughter of our seals will go on
with increasing ardor. No wonder
the Canadian papers declare that
while this administrator is a bully
toward feeble nation like Chill, it
does not contend for its rights
against England. -Lawrence Rec
ord Rep
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10
Government Ownership the Only
Way Gut.
San Francisco Chronicle.

San Francisco Chronicle.
Tuesday evening the city council
of Omaha passed an ordinance de-
claring forfeited all the franchises
granted to the Union Pacific Rail-
road company by the city, aad
instructing the city attorney to tear
up the tracks of the company on
city property. The reast MS were
given in message of the mayor,
which declared that the Union Pa
cific had violated it's contracts with
the city and was endeavoring in
every way possible to injure the
city and it's business interests.
Judging from the history Of rail
road litigation, the city of Omaha
will get the worst of it unless the
case comes before some judge who
does not believe that a corporation
can do no wrong. We are not
advised of all the details Of the
controversy between the city OF
Omaha and the Union Pacific, but
the latter has evidently been riding
the high horse, and the city has
taken measures to assert its own
rights and bring the company to
terms. At the same time, if Omaha
loses; the people of the United
States will be the gamers Indirectly,
for the result Of the contest will
emphasize the danger to popular
rights from the asgressions of great
corporations and the necessity and
propriety of government ownership
and. control of the great railroads of
the country.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10
Let Us Be just to Jerry.
Kansas City Star.

Kansas City Star.
WAsHINGToN, March 5.-Charles
A. Dana to-day pays the following
tribute to Jerry Simpson:
Why does our remote Occidental
contemporary, the Seattle Post
lntelligencer, insist that "'Sockless
Jerry" is a latter-day Diogenes,
half demagogue, half crank, a
curious mixture of vanity, cunning
and born of ignorance? Why this
severity and this injustice to a
mighty man of the Peoples party?
Besides, who knows that Diogenes
was a demagogue even by halves!
Jerry Simpson takes exercise on a
bicycle He isn't usually arrogant.
He isn't as ignorant as he could be.
In fact Jerry is rather shrewd and
intelligent person and is no more
fanatlcal in his financial notions
than are some larger men. Let us
be just to Jerry.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10

THE Lawrence Journal recogniz-
ing how completely Farmer Funston
has been Aattened out by jerry
Simpson, gives the representative
from the SECOND district some
wholesome advice to write home
and geth wife to tell him some
thing about farming in Kansas.
Here is the way the Journal says it:
If Farmer Funston really kney
something about farming he could
probably say something that would
quash the other mouth farmers OF
the present congress. He ought to
write home to his wife and get some
pointers from her as to how She
manages things.-Advocate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10

The American girl is not slow to
grasp chance. Some time ago
The Ladies' Home Journal organic
ed free education system for girls,
and the magazine is now educating
some forty odd girls at Vassar and
Wellesley colleges, and at the Bos-
ton Conservatory of Music, all the
expenses of the girls being paid by
the Journal. y
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10

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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10

WALL street pipes to many man
who formerly danced all day long,
but now they say to him eve have
piped but you would not dance"
Formerly at the call of the pluto
Gratis their henchnen swarmed
about like the locusts of Egypt, to
help destroy the products of labor,
but many counties formerly over
whelmingly Republican or Demo
cratic cannot now muster a
corporals guard. Let the good
work go on.-People's Party Paper,
Buffalo, Mo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10
TIE EyENTFUL YEAR
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is here, and The Advocate is in the
thickest of the fight.
The Advocate is the leading Re-
form paper Of Kansas and the
Mississippi valley, and should be in
the hands Of every member of the
Peoples party in the United States.
In order to facilitate this we are
making the following
GREAT CAMPAIGN OFFER:
We will send The Advocate
to subscribers from the date they
are received at this Office until No
vember 10th, 1892, at the following
rates:
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10

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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-10

FALLING prices and misery and
destructiveness are inseparable COM
panions. The disasters of the Dark
ages were caused by the decreasing
money and falling price. With the
increase of money, labor and indus
try gain new life David Hume.