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2luS ySclp=Nprf.

q 10 9 oGf, %. SGu.-Sm |o!iiet.
!0auptquartIer wrO mltgetbeIIt oaB Der Il
Sabre allie iamc5 Stm9lS, mclaer mIttelt
elues geidllNteH @bedS O!e Summe Don
S9O, 600 Su erbebsu uerlud)te, Der SobH Der
6rau 2lppleton Stur9tS 1T, peidle III Der
ytadlt OeS %. JiopemUer b. IS. uOn Dem 6alls
JiIuers2 ampier rblpmOutb" perl9mnnO.
Gu leuem glben0 nahm 6rau Sturgl5 fal-
iaQe aui Dem pblpmoutb" IND mIetbele elue
&aliite. Ste bate ibreu Augeb6rIaeu NIT
nIIgetIeIlt, OaB tie auI SeiHd) 81 lhrer Giuts
ter, 6rau elliot, Der 9Sittue Oe5 er.@Ou,
perueurS Gliot i'll ltep SeOiorO Su gebeu
beabT1uge. 9lS OaS Boot III 6Gll,Jtluer
aulan9te, mar 6ruu Sturats nirgenDS 81
ituDeR. Sbre MaiItte mar leer. SeItbsr ba.
man feline Spur bon Der usrnIbteu Sruu
entoeft uu0 man glaubte. 0aB ite III etuem
iomuambuliiiliteu .3uitauOe iiber SOrO ge=
fallen ut. gu Ger 2lnnabme, OaB iie abiidIt-
l,d) III OaS 2Safer lprang, mar telN GrMHp
porhan0eu.
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Gin slmslisfernnes Sertra9 nit
Sd1lpeocu.

gSai bingtOn, G.s&., 20. Sanuar. -
Gtn ueuer Nuslieferuugsucrtrag nit 56me.
Den III uor adj BIS sebu Sagen pom Staats=
SeTretGr SoItcr uuo Dem l9peoudeH Gez
iauoten uutsrSeiduct mor0en ND Iiegt SUI
3sit Dem SeNaI ;ur Gatifi5Irung uoy. Der.
,elbe geht beOeutenp melier. ais Der berelt5
erilttrcnre, i'll 1860 nit Sd)wcoeu geidIoi=
iene 2luslltierungsuertrag, MD iugt 9taub,
Talituug, Determination, llntsrldlleli, Gnt'
Iubrnug, Nieineln, 9iOtbiudjt, Sabufreuel
(iauS :gtcuid)culcbeu oaourdl geidbrOet wers
sem, Meuterei auf boher gee II. Oql. Der
2lIte Der GerbredJeu Su, peldle 2luSlleferuna
beOiugcu. - 9a5 Seuat6-GnnIlte ilir ans
pdrtlgc geishuugeu bat berelt5 gljniu9
iiber ben ueueu Sertrng berld)tct.
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Srmtate @rmoromm8 cimcs FtnSes,

. t. youis, Win., IS. JauuNc. = Der
tei Dieurota, ST., mobuenoe oeutide 6ars
mer Sob. Status belt geitern 2luttlon, oa er
uah GaliioruIeu uberiuiJeoelu bcabitftgt.
5u Der leeteu 9iadt Oran9eu MN Glnbre.
der in oa5 6auS. Sie iaHoeu fem @elo
uoc, iiberrai6teu aber Status bIiuOe Sodter
&dtbteu, meldJer iie ale SletOer bonn yeibe
yiTeu, moraui ile Oas lang berabmallenoe
a5aar Der llHgIiidlideu III Srauo itedten II.
Iie iclbn aui'S &ett warieu. Sdthdleu ers
lit l6Otlld)e 8ruuowuuoeu, beueu lie heute
llbenO erlag. Ste gauSe 9tahbavidait mdt
;lu 3clt mad Sen S5erubcrn ote'ec SdlauO~
that, nit beueu, io0teu tie eutOedt uerOeu,
fIr;cr YruseR oenlNdlt Wer0en Oilrite.
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YeriOnaluotiSeu.-or. s.. s.
Sulith iii oil SteQe uou $5ru. 8. $. Guilt
pau, welder rG0 eiuer an0ereu Citation
uerieet loorOen lit, sum 6rud)t- uuo Sraets
Igenten III Soppa, 6GrfOro-&Ountg, no,
ernaHut poroeu.
- S3y. SS. j. S6imet Don 9ir. 932, H.s
Sroaomap, lit uOn Der 0leier Gage i'll @hi~
cago abgebalteueu Gouueutiou ais Otltglleo
OeS pb0bnlliteu Jiatoual Gomite'S Der
Ser. Staatcn" ermdblt uorbcu. 3aHelbe
bat ple 2uiaabe, lid nes lSobleS uuo Der
Suterelien Der Sobmcu IN gau;en gauoe
au;unehmeu. Gem Gomlte geb0reu rerner
an: Sice.@ouuerHeur Gorl Souas uon isis
couitH, Sob. 9IOIIttD, 36eraUsgeber oes BRO
greB" Ill omaha, deUr., unO yoglS Yaloa
uou &eoarzJtaptoa. Sn6.
Srau Steuart Z. Srown,
Die .Diutter be5 betaunten Sanfrers 9ller.
9roun. ut bente friih nm 43 llbr III lbrer
9Sohnuna, Gde GGtbeOrals II. Waoiionitr.,
Qeltorber.
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aeneral eIarfion fe,,per fraur.

glem Dort, %. >ianuOr. - GeueraI
5a8. e. GiarnOu, ebemlllger Yorilger Oe5
revubliianlideu gtatlouuI Gomlte'S, llegt
i'm bieiigeu ptluias0otel" ld)mer traHt oars
nieoer. Gr lelOet al Dialarla uno eH5iiuo'
lidem GbenmatiaElus. SetanntlIh war er
id)ou i'm IeBten SriihJabr mebrerc Dioudte
lang trant mo madlte elre NHr III AlbcUille,
9t..G., iowle III 0Ot Sprlngs, 2rf., purt.
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@in brcumctocs 0rmbcu,uerf.

6nSIeton, Ya., 28. 9auuar. - 9n
Der Gjrnbe 9ir. Der pS1onegb ,2ebigbz
g&iltes6arrer @oal.Gomp." lit oa5 SeHcr,
pa5 man Idou erloid)eu glaubtc, pom 9ieuem
mt erbrbtc: &eftigfeit au5gebrofen, unO
Oa i'd Die @rHue geraOe inter Der Srtiduit
bin;iebt, iurdItet man, oaB bieielbe eiu-
niirieu mlro, weuu Die StlIebuIfeH Uou Den
TIamlaeu uer;ebrt wer0eu, mas icbr mabr-
ihelu!lh III. Die 0uh Oeu SrnnO eut-
luidclreu @aie fiuOen lest ibreu Auswcg
pur9 iriiber 9s0iiuete 6ugeu I'M @citelu mo
eutmelden nit GROCER @cwalt. Ser Sdla.
BEN, weld)er Der GteQitait aus Dem gSie.
ocyau8bru1 Oes 6euers ermddlt, 1T eln ges
ulltiler
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Dfebr cnaLdd)e Iufidtcu iiber Sic 1praduae
aui SSulpuii.

IN o Il, 50. SaUuar. Die 6rage
uoer Die porgelt}agene 9lnuerlon uou pa
r0oll Ourh Die Ser. Staateu btloet pa5
0aupt llnterbaltuug Ill politlid)eu
9rellen, nno Die 3eltunseu behauoelu rie
Sdd)c elngebenO. pGuentuQ @lobe," siu
SorpsSlaIt, iagt bic 9eitbuabme uou Sa-
mar, tDnnte Die Ser. Staalen III perId)eoeue
auSmdrtlge &erpidelungeH brlugeu, wuroe
Der blsber bon slmerta betoIgteu EoIltlf Qez
raOe5u pioeripre0en MD eiue 9felbuug nit
Den engllid}eu &Uoule'n berporbrlIqen.
Die autrallldeu SoIoEie'u miirOSl qegeu
cine Seiituabme i'm SiiQeu Sleere , oteiii4
rem, mo GnglanO miiHe oegittteR 9ted)t qe,
ben. Die iuHereu 9Sirren uon Joapail xurz
Den ltd BON ieibIt tldren uuo iollteu Nmerifa
nldIt ueranIaheH, elneH hummer Streid su
nla1eu. 9ie pSt. Sames -@jasstte," eben-
IauS ell Corn sSlatt, lu9t, YrdtOeut l0arrl=
ion luiirbe flug hanOelu, weuu CT DIE Sahe
nit 6amaIl ntd)t Su lehr iibesiturSe. 1ie
rBau DtaQ @aiette," iebt ebeuialls eln
SOrp.Srgau, uerbdit ilt neutral III Sad)en
Der 9luueriou uuO aat nur, e5 lpirOe inter-
elIant ietH, sn iebeu, luie Die 2lnetitauer rd)
aulteueu pilroeH, ctne &olonle su rcglereu.
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tstus unferer ssItrisen 2. mpraen.ans ga be.
Sic Grnbenfataf.rosbe in iluaoem.-s4 spott

Ste ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III uu9Gtu.-S4 Suote.
SuOap it, %. >fduuar.->Su Der leB=
ten 9tad]t murbe elu theillueiie erfo!areldler
Seriud) uuternommen, Die $50 Serqieute III
retteu, 0encu Der au5lpeg aus elmer Soblen=
Qrube i'll Sofop bel Gern abqeduitten mar.
III meid)er ii6 eiue Grploilon ereiguet hattie,
uad meluer Die @rube Ill grauo Qerieth.
OiunuibaIteu nrangeu III elneu lett LANCER
3eit uerlailenen Snad1t, ourd Weld)eu lie
81 Der Giugeidloneueu erretbteu NIB rette=
ten.
9ieie 81 2tute mareu faum in Sid)erbeit,
ais Die 6lammen audI ben uerlalieneu
Shad)t erreldlten, Q oaB aile lUeltereN Ser
indie, ben rod III benz breuueuocu Serquerf
beiiuolld)en 73 gtanu 0Ulfe Su brinqen, auf-
9egebeu lperoen u1uBten. Ste lluQtudlid)eu
itno, Oa iett baS game Sergmsrt III Slams
men lteht, uerloreu. llumittelbar uaT Der
GrploTou ldaiite man, ME geiteru gemel=
pet, 10 Sobte III Gage. Otlt ben nod III
Der 0rube SefiuolIdeu uno Snet geuten,
Die bel ben 9tettunJs Jsuerludleu oeS 2ebeu
eiubuBteu, erreld]t Die 3abl Der Sprer riejer
Srubeu=S Sataitropbe Die o0be pou uieruuo=
ueun5l9.
Ser SauftradB IN Ror,.
q III, %. SaEuar.-Sn Der 9e9utirteu=
fammer iteate beute Gotta uOu Der Jteo)teu
ben elntrag, baB cine parlamentarlidle LIN.
terud)uuq Der ySaut Don 9tom" uuO Der
rSauf pom @teapelH lnltItIIrt lpcrDe. @az
IaJauut, Der Die 9tegierung beitig auarifi, er=
tldrte ueuerbngs, er et berelt, utele Nrumm-
beiteu Su euthuaeu, 1uenu cine llnteliu.
6ungs -Gommiiiiou e!ugelett mnroen.
Breurierminiiter @ioleltl erfldrte, stne
iold)e lluteriuduug nIt)t accepttreu al t0u=
ueH. oeun, 10 a9te er, er miuld)e uidt, oaB
DER &reoit ocs 2aubes geid)Qoiat Iueroe.
Nad lauger 2ebatte ergab DIE 9lbrimuuna
294 Su Guuiten Der 9fegteruu9 uno 154 ge-
gen oielelbe.
Gin Grocer nSruft" it ct. Sctis.
ct. gouis, Diu., 28. 5uuuar. - Giuer
Der qrDBteu gSruits" miro am l. Eebruar
bier ms 9ebeu seruien ueroeu. @s miro
erflGrt, paB ourd) Die Serlhmel;uua nldt
aleiu Die Setriebsuufolteu I'M % Irosent
uerninDert lperoen pilroeu, ionoeru baB
man aud) oas garSe Sroccric-Geldldft im
SIbpelten Al III no Joliliren eruarte. SSu
Der besen 0auDelspelt iiebt man Der
neueu 9tieienfirma mt sbr 9enu9teu Gs=
IIbIen eHtaegeu-
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S@nittnaareu iut pSomens Saoeu,"
9ir. l9, sSeii-yerinstou= SmaBe.
(aua-31-D
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Ser 9entide Correspondent,
GdsIih, w0hsHtIid rnb Ssnntass.

81. Mainc. Gisentbnmcr mnS Acsafteur,
Giibrea=Gdc Satimore=Str unb Goit=Sfic ic,=gss.
arcis bes tdaIidjen 9sIattcs burdI 5rdeer in soI.
fillmore uEo in Der 9iadbbarihoft bcior9t, i2,s Cts
faaIidbe uHo Sounta as =stEssabe 8 cts. pro
2sohe,sGhIbGr uodenti an Die oas Idtt beIoracEber
Grdaer.-SaaItdl nebf Spunta a Mus a a be urt,r
sarfo 9orausbcsabluH9 $3.50 pro obr, fiir fiirIer.
ssit ur SerhdItHif; iir ole p6dcutIid,e aIusaape
nit SoHrtaeShldtt, portoire nit IbSna tiir Slubs.
81 so pro Sahr, nal irseIo eiHeu Srie bcs InlaEs
be$, 81 noGl europa. Spnufaa 40 =9usaabe 81
pro S0br.-Sas bette uro biIieite ocutIdie 0Iett
in Den DiittcI= unb SloitGaten.
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The German Correspondent,

q. W. COR BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE
DAILY delivered by carriers to the subscribers
in the city OF Baltimore and neighDCrhood ID y
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY Is cents per
week, payable weekly to the carriers DAILY and
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid by publisher,
s. so per annum: for a shorter time in propor-
tiOn. wEEKLN and SUNDAY, postage pre- paid. with
Inducements to clubs 81 so per annuIn to any
part OF the country; SUNDAY PIPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE Fest AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
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Cine Iuard1iaeu Scmonitraiiou III
Birmingham.

9ouOou, %. Sanuar. - Gbititophe.
9apies, ell betanuter 6iibrer Der auardiis
zen i'll Birmingham, Serid)iug heute 9tadJz
mittag all Der ooriigeu gielps z traBe oa5
Sd]anfeniler elites SuiueleufaDens NIB er-
grin belGe 0Guue pou llhren uuo 3tiuge.
AIS ELL YOliSlit lbm uahliei, mn tbu 81
perbaiteu, mari 2aules pie Sulpeleu auf
Die SuaBe unO blieb ruhig ilehen. Die eu!.
meupeteu Saden batten eiHcn SSertb pOH
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sturm an DER irii6sn Suite.

2ono II. 80. Sdnuar.-In Der iriden
GiIte piitDet ell ld)merer Sturm. } e. bon
9ieW=Oorf gefOmmeue 9ampier p@uula"
lauoete Ill SueeuStomu uur eiueu Slell Der
EOit uuO MT iwei Der % YaHag;erc, weIde
Die IbHd)I batteu, bort au5SuItetgeu, un0
iette baum ole Sahrt nah 2lucrpoul tort.
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SerIiu, so. Sauuar. - Ter Serlincr
,lllf" bat Den 6adeltans su elmer SHutra-
ton ausgebc.tet. Sor Der Shire bes lDau=
belsiniuiucriun1S feht cine 0teuge 9lrbcltsz
lOler NIB lauidJt Der Grfldruua oes Shlir.
iishers, ba5 Der t9auoelSminiiter 6reiberr
BON Serlepit ihn nidt empfangen Tonne.
pa er geraOe llnterrid1t i'll Sadeltaui uebme.
- Ser Siibrer Der NatlOnaQiberaleu, ,Sr.
Don Seunlgien, lie9t nod INNER, an eiucm
SrcudDial Satar-g ertrautt. III 4annouer
oaruisoer.
- gia1 eiuer g8iener 9epsite 1T Elm
y9fing"Der 4euoleum, 9laffiueure @ali;icn's
uno llugaru's IN Der StlDuns begr!fieu.
Der 9rels Oes rafiiuirteu Yetroleum5 III in
Solge 9eileu bereitS SnuaS geiliegen.
- Gheualier alntou BON Sdmerling, Der
pIlreid)l,dle Staatsmauu, peIder ielt 1879
Tiihrcr Der SppoiItIou mar uuo id]ou Iange
3elt III 9Sien frani parrieoer lieg;, bat eiueu
Sd]laeaHiau Ell ten. Gr iit bemubtlos uHD
miro idIuerllG] nod] lauge lebcu.
- Der I'M letteu Sabre ans benz Seldus-
The Lamar register., 1893-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Elwyn NJ Slater and Zilpba NJ
slater. ny sna,.is. ana ,siie. o. the Count.
certain d-ed of trust dated the firSt day Of MAJ
y. d. fssq. which u tinly recorded in book page
state Of Colorado. convey 10 the undersigned
HenrS j. PAGE rs trustee. the following de
scrihsa real estate Situated in the County Of
Prcwers and state OF co.ora 10, namely: The
northwest quarter OF section No. nine tsl. town
snip No. twents-tAso ~ soush. range No toFsy-
and half full pai water rights drrived FROM the
Arkansas RtTer Land. Reservoir and Canal & ON
nany, which conveyance vas :nasic in trust to
secure 10 The Kansas Loan 4 IrFst GoEnr any
the payment OF a certain prosntssory note OF Two
Hundred and Forty (saf0S Dollars given by tho
said Elwyn NJ Sisff- and Zilpha ii. Slater and
payable in ten equal instailments; ard
Whereas, the said trust deed provides that in
case Of default OF payment of said note. any
instaiiIneut Of the same. accnr,ing to tine tenor
and effect of said note IL shall be laWfl for tlls
scribed premises at public aution At the nOrtl
door being the fremont street entrance of yhe
Sourt House n the ci.y OF Denver, COUNTY Of
Avapahoe and State Of Colorado, for cash, tirs'
giving thirty days public notice ot the tune.
terms aud place OF sale and q the property te
be sold by adSerrisezncnt printed aud puhlishet
in tho County where the premises are situated
Whereas. default hns been made IN tl,e pay
ment.of the instalirnent OF said above described
note duo May inst, Is9s.
Now. Therefore. at the request ~ the legal
holder Of said note /. Henry j. Pas-e, trustee
aforesaid. hereby give pnslc notice that ] sill
on Wednesday. the 18th day of November A. d.
1893, at ten o'clock iu the forenoon of said day.
~ lfi- dtftil utbs OF
the Court House in the tiitJ Of Denver, Couaty
Of Arapuhoe and State of tolorasIo. sell TO the
highest and best bidder for rssh in hand. the
n5ove Described real estate for the pHri csc OF
paying and satisfying the above described note
and interest thereon. and all e1Sets- reasonable
attorney fees aad commission of snid party of
the second part and all other expez8ses Of ex-
t-cutiRE- sand trust. subiect hoNeFeT TO prior
trust deed for One Thousand SIX Hundred
ysi.69i Dollars covering said above described
premises
Dated this 18th day OF October. 1878.
HEsnI J. PAGE. Tyuztes.-
W. 3. LowR A,rE. Attorney.
Bunk Block. Denver
The Lamar register., 1893-11-25
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xEsALE.

e Slater and Zilpha NJ.
- - and wife. of the County
--te OF Colorado. did by their
W. $ust dated the first day OF June
a. n ~ n Is :, duly rsSSssd Sli II book spsss sss
Henrs y. age as trustee. the following de.
Prowers adsi State Of Colorado, namely The
northwest quarter of section thirty-two tssl.
rs, wesi Of 9Th r NJ. together viii With @ one and
half tull paid water rights derived from the Ar
pany. which conveyance was made in trust 10
secure to The Kansas Loan 4 Trust CompanS
the payment ef certain promisscry note OF Two
said klwyn NJ. SISTER and ZilpAa NJ. Slater and
payable in ten equal instailmcnts; and
Whereas, the said vrust deed provides that in
case Of default OF payment of said note, any
installment OF the same, according TO the tenor
trustee to sell aud dispose OF said above de
scribcd premises at public auction at the north
;ioer being the Irenlant stree. entrance Of the
Arapahoe and state of t,sslorado, for cash. tirst
Tivius, thirty day public notice of the time,
be sold by advertisement printed and published
in the county where the premises aresitnated.
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment Of the installnent OF said above described
note due June first. lcs<t
Now. Therefore. at the request of the legal
holder Of said note, Henry J. Page. trustee as
aforesaid. hereby give public notice that ! Viii
Wednesday, The -eth day of November A d
IssE. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day,
at the north. beina, the rrsnont street door Of
the Court House in the Cits of Denver. County
of Arapahoe and State Of colorado, sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand, the
above described real estate for the purpose Of
iaNing and satisfy the above described note
and the interest thereon, and all costs. rpasou-
able attorney fees and commission OF said party
eg the second part and all at,er exreItse= Of ex-
ecutins said trnst. subject however 20 prior
tr;ist deed for One Tnotlsand SIX Hundred
~ 5000 Dollars eosering said above described
promises.
Dated this 18th day Of October, isoa
Hy~Ky j. PAoE, Trustee
W. Il. LowRA>cE. Attorney.
Bank Block Denver.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
Interest.
Sl51,S32.O5l
Reduction. 81, $50, 72I, 525


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While we have done this, Europe,
with about FIVE times our population,
about four times our wealth and not
twice our natural resources, has
added to its national debts in the
last 20 years 200,00O,00O, or over
thrice our total original debt and
the interest charge to-day is thirty
fold our own. In 1865, when our
figures begun, Europe owed $l5 ,O00,-
100000. 1t owes to-day over $23,-
100000. it pays o68,0O0,000 year
interest, and is loaded besides with
1887 100000 for military, war, and
naval expenditures including pen.
sions, where our own are $l30,00O,-
900.
The above statement is from one
of the gold ring papers, and the i'm.
pudent effrontery of the Boosting of
this wholesale robbery of the people
is as astounding as it is alarming.
The spirit of tue old divine right of
kings to look not only with smiling
complacency on. (but as right the
plunder of the producing classes of
all they are able to accumulate by
incessant labor and self denial is
assumed by the author of this state
ment. Here is the exhibit of public
debt, the half of which there never
was shadow of justice for making,
on which the people had paid up to
March 4th 1890, the enormous sum
of $1,990,721, $50; to this must be
added for interest paid $2,462. 000,,
900; and premiums up to the present
time about $S0,000,0O0, making a
grand total of 4.531,721,55O.
This inconceiveable sum does not
begin to exhibit the real loss to the
industrial, wealth producing class by
this infamous conspiracy. The de
liberate contraction of the currency
which was converted from money
into this debt and the demonetiza
ton of silver, has reduced the price
of every product of labor by which
alone this debt could be paid, at least
335 per cent after the debt was Great.
ed adding fifty per cent to the pur.
chasing power of the money the debt
and interest represents. This ire
mendous spoilation and robbery by
forms of law is as truly robbery as
any highwayman or burglar ever
committed.
But the people are slowly realizing
the magnitude of the crime that has
been imposed upon them by bribery
of their national legislators. The
power of those men in control must
he broken and safe guards provided
to prevent any future repetition.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05

The demand would always denote the
amount of money needed, and the govern
eminent bank would stand ready to supply
the need, as long as the proper security was
furnished, cut loose from the dragnet of
interest that now robs industry of all the
wealth it produces above fair Lying, and
often takes the stored wealth created by
former industry to satisfy its Unsuitable
hunger. The advantage TO honest, creative
industry having the circulating medium cut
loose from the exploiting class, ard confined
to the uses of creative industry, and weight
ed by the mere necessary interest to derry
the expense of book. keeping and transmits
mission, would prove such blessing as
honest labor and honest business had never
before known. Labor which is now idle
for the want of money to employ it would
all be busy creating wealth, each and every
locality would be furnished with all the
money il required to conduct its business
shorn of the death trap of usury.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
The Financial Storm Centre.

New York, May 3.-Wall street
tonight presents an unusual scene.
Lights are cleaning from scores of
offices, where clerks are busy over
their books. The day was a trou-
blous one for spectators. There was
one failure, Albert H. Wheeler. a
room trader but he cut so small a
figure in the stock market lis drop.
ping out OF it was scarcely noticed.
There is talk of failures tomorrow,
because it is well understood that
liquidat;ons have occurred in conse.
quence of the calling in of loans that
have been made by various banks on
industrial stocks. Many sensational
rumors were put afoat. 1t is known.
however, that some of the concerns
mentioned as being in difficulties
have really proGted by the recent
decline in prices.
Such paragraphs as the above are
of frequent occurrence and show the
condition which the gold bug system
of finance leads to. They have had
urdjsputed and unchecked control
for 25 years and could a worse con-
dition exist? And yet the same
specializing crowd clamors to be
allowed to still control our national
treasury. W;ll the people forever
support parties which place officers OF
the government 10 power who insist
On promoting such conditions?"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
BIG SYNDICATE UNDER WAY
The Tanners and Leather Combine
With Sl3O,ooo,OOo of Capital.


NEW YORK, May 3-The negotia-
tons which have been in progress be-
tween the owners of majority of the
tanneries of the United States, and
those who deal in leather, were con i.
Quoted so quietly that the business
community here did not know that a
combination of these great interests
was being financed until the result Of
it was made public yesterday.
To day the stupendous proportions
of this leather syndicate has caused
more comment than any other indus
trial combination, excepting possibly
the creation of the Sugar Trust.
Yet the Sugar Trust, colossal as that
seemed to be, was organized with a
capital many millions less than that
which has gone into this leather COM
pany. The Standard Oil Trust and the
recognized Standard Oil Company,
Western Union, the Vanderbilt system
of railways, the recently enlarged New
York q New Haven system, which is to
have S100,0000 900 of capital. are greatly
inferior to this single company, which
will control the leather manufacturing
business of this country. It's capitaliza-
ton is S19O.000,000. sum which places
it at the head of incorporated COM
panies in this country, with the excep-
ton of two the great railway systems.