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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

morrow. At which tine they will present Z
schedule Of vaees paid BY the several cor
porations in Neu Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts.
They have hia assurance that he Pepper
ell and Laeonia corporations are willing to
pay ~ good vages - the other factories
making the same grades, and the commit
tee expressed the hope that 1t the meeting
tomorrow night they will Be able to advise
the strikers to return to work on Friday,
pending settlement by arbitration.
Speeches were made BY several promi-
nent cisixens, all advising the strikers 10 act
in compliance With the advice Of the COM
mittee.
Lawyer Lixotte member Of the committee
sent away 70 hunt up wage scheslules, said
he found the mills at Newmarket, Salem,
Wsltham. Lowell and Lawrence, that pay
higher wages than the Biddef0rd mills on
the same kinds Of work.
There WAS lawless outbreak at one Of
the Laconia gates this afternoon. but the
officers stopped il and order reignei
throughout the remainder Of the day.
State Mill Inspector Chalk, Who 10 here
investigating charges Of child labor, today
received complaint from the operatives Of
tbs Camdea Woolen Company, Canfien,
and Harvey Hammer Company, Augusta,
that those companies are not comply ing
with the Law requiring fornightly payments
to operatives. He will investigate the
charges a. soon Is he gets through here.
Mr.. Jennings cross examination failed
to shake Mo. Reagan's testimony. She
denied having told . reporter that she would
sign statement that the "You gave me
away story WAS lie, II Marshal Hil'iard
would allow her.
After recalling DIR. Dolan and Bridget
Sullivan for unimportant testimony, the
government offered to show by Eli Bence
and another drug clerk that the prisoner
made two attempts to purchase prussic acid
the day before the murders.
Two hours were spent In arguing and
deciding the question Of sdmissibility. MIR,
Moody argued that it was admissible, one
principle and authority, a. bearing on the
prisoners state of mind. showing premetii-
tation and deliberation.
Mr.. Robinson objected, maintaining that
it had no connection with, or tendency to
establish the crime with which the defend
ant is now charged. or show any murderous
intent toward Mr.. and Mrs. Borden, and
was an act innocent in itself, which alone
would be evidence of general criminal in
tent.
The court decided the evidence to be ad-
missible if the preliminary evidence should
come up to the proffer. but, after consulta-
ton with counsel. adjourned without its be-
ing put in.
This 10 the first decision favorable to the
commonwealth on any important law point
raised during the trial, and, together with
the police mAtron's story, which was much
discussed at the time of the event, strength
ened the governments case somewhat,
while the defense made point in showing
the possibility that an outside assassin
might have run the gauntlet of the govern
ment's witnesses who were 20 near the
house on the day of the murder.
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REFORM IN RUSSIA,
An improbable Report Absui iAs Cars Ia.
lenlieN.

VnSsA, June II. The ncwsI apcrs here
report that the Gear intends to lromulgAte
q ukase on January abolishing deportation
to Siberia and extending the same judicial
procedure which obtains in Russia proper to
Siberia with the exception Of trial by jury.
The supposed reforms, however, are too
progressive and far-reaching In character TO
meet with general credence.
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cORRelR0's TRIAL
sst iss To-day But Will Probably bs csailavsd
Neither Side Ready.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June l3.--The pre-
liminary hearing in the Manchester case 10
set for tomorrow, but will probably be con-
tinued as neither aide Is ready for trial.
Friends Of Correiro are actively working In
his behalf, subscription books to raise the
funds having been distributed In this city.
New Bedford snd Taunton.
The prisoners condition has been re-
ported to ViscOunt vafet de Costa. the
Portuguese consul at Boston, Correiro be-
ing subject Of Portugal. t,.
Today the consul arrived In this city and
secured the services of two lawyers, ~
consul. One lawyer and Father Percal
were closeted with Correiro In his cell this
Afternoon.
Many government witnesses are in New
Bedford at the Borden trial. sep
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VIKING SNIP At NEWPORT.


NEwPogT, X. L.. June 1.-THE Viking
ship arrived here this afternoon At ) O'Clock,
after six hours passage from New Lon
don. in to~ Of tug. The trip vas quiet.
and without incident. On arrival off this
port the ship vas met by tugs and boats Of
various sorts.
The dock vas made 1t the New York
Yacht Club house, and all the afternoon
and evening crowds Of people hocked shout
the vessel on shore and in boats, bat few
being allowed on board.
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Base hits-Itrooklyn, 6: Cleveland. O. Errors
Brooklyn, 2; Cleveland. 4. Batteries-Stein and
kinslow; Young and Iimner.
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Importer Of Precious Stones ss.isns.

NEW YoRK, June 14.-Ernest r. Kip
ling importer Of precious stones, 1872 snd
ls4 Broadway. With Offices at Pro, ilence,
X. l.. and Paris, France, il embarrassed,
and Thomss +. Gilroy, Jr., has been ap-
pointed receiver of the concern. The ap-
pointment Of n receiver IL made, II 10 said,
on account Of the stringency in the money
market and heavy l,sses by recent failures
in the iewelry trade. Liabilities, about
sl80 900; nominal assets exceed that
amount
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IIits-St. Louis, 9; Boston. 10. Errors--St.
stein and Peiiz; staley. siiveits and Merit.
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Base ball--New York, 10; Chicago, II. Il
New York. 9; Chicago. .. Batteries-Cl
Baldwin and Mcmahon; MeGill, Mctiianis
>chriver.
At KnHrny-
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WILL ADMIT AMERICAN BEEF.
The Msxieaa Government viii Probably Gsaal
This Valuable Privilege.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. June u "A letter
has been received here from tx-GOv. Crit
tenden, the newly sppointed consul-gencral
in Mexico, stating that the Mexican govern
ment will probably Withdraw or modify the
order recently proclaimed forbklding the
importation of beef excepting on the hoof.
Minister Gray and Consul Crittenden re-
Gently held u conference with President
Diaz and his cabinet on the subject and re-
ceived assurances that the matter would bc
carefully considered.
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SUPERIOR COURT
At WaterviIie-june Term. t8s3-judse o. G.
Nall, Presiding.

W. S. CHoArE, Clerk.
EDGAR Z. NORTON, Sheriff.
F.A. SMALL, Stenogrspher.
Wednesday, June A..
Morrill, vs.. Philbrick. This case was re-
sumed this morning, and at 1920 when
court adjourned the testimony on the par,
of the plaintiff had been nearly con
cluded.
In the afternoon the jury in charge of
Sheriff Norton and Deputy Sheriff Nc
Fadden, proceeded by train to Readfeld to
take view of the premises. They will re-
turn this evening and the case will be re-
sumed at . O'Clock tomorrow.
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n. c.I.. I9; CalbY. 6.

PrrrsrrKLp, June I4.-(Special) The
Maine Central Institute ball team this after
noon defeated the Colbys. in = game of
nine innings, 10 to 6.
A supper and banquet was given both
teams at the Lancey House at the close of
the game.
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Run on irving Savings Institution. New vsst.

Nlw Yorg, June IA run was started
on the irving Savings Institution this morn
ing almost ss soon as the doors were
opened.
Up to 3 O'clock this afternoon $50, 900
had been Withdrawn by depositors from the
Irving Savings Institution. The official,
declare there is no cause for the alarm, as
the surplus exceeds the deficiency over
5000 I,fJO
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WRECK OF THE WINTHROP
Hiqh and Dry On Dorinss Beach Six Miles
from eastport.

EAsrpoRr. June 1.-THE wreck of the
burned steamer Winthrop is now stranded
high and dry on Dorings beach, Perry, six
miles from this city. The captain and
chief engineer are still by her, awaiting in
structions from the owner or underwriters.
1t is thought the company will put on an
other boat at once as the busy season has
only just begun and the line is a paying one.
The first officer and crew returned to New
York TODAY. via International line.
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Frightened Hsrss Drsss Bethel Bsy to
Nesribls Death.

BETHEL, June 14.-Robeft. the s-year-
old boy of Robert Capen. got his arm
caught in the halter Of horse he vas hold
ing, and the horse ran, dragging the boy
half mile and mangling him to death.
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Bosrox, Mass., June H--For New
England: THURSDAY, generally fsir,warmer
on coast, continued warm over interior,
variable winds mostly from south.
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OF LITTLE MOMENT.
Maine Savings Banks Will Pay No Attention
to Increased Tax.

PORTLAND, June 1.-THE executive
committee of the Association of Maine Saw
inrs Banks met at Portland today, and
voted that they find the increase OF tax in
sufficient to advise resistance to the law at
tho nresent time,
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At Bgffaio-Bufslo, 10; Providence, II =.
At Providence--Bfown, 10; Amherst. !.
At Binghamton-Troy. 2; Bingham
ton, ..
AZ Observation-Disclosures, I; Al
bany, 2.
Al Cambridge--Hsryard, Il; University
Of PennsyIvania, 3.
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F
n. l.. C,eaves, sullivan. b index. -
q. II. Dyer, Old Town. b Thomas D., dr.
NJ A. Bishop Gle aburn, b m May Bishop, 5 5
A. X Buck. Urland. m Carmille,
NJ W Page Oropn gr Grey Eagle, / )
g. n Dusf1n. Bangor. b Lucky Nelson. p
Dead heat between Index aud Lucky Nelson.
Carmill- /, Lncky Nelson ID, third and fourth
money divided between Index and Grey Eagle.
Tlne-zi2k, 2-ss. a.s6i
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whsn shs was Chid she cried for CassoriA
When ahe became Mis-, shs chung TO cssensiA
whsu she had Chndren, shs gave thsm CaseoslA
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

% run daily Sundays included x run Sundays only.
Through tickets 10 the Worlds Fair, California
and ali point. south and West may be had OF h..
II walker. ticket agent. Augusta, the only Office
In Augusta selling via I'll routes and checking
baggage free Of expense.
rtysDN TrcKEE, Vice Pres Gent Man.
y h.. BoorHHY. Geu1 Pass. 4 Ticket Ag't.
Portland. June lsi, ts9a.
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The National and New EasIand lsaSvs Games
Each cluh's StandlaS.
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&. Il. Andrews. Bangor b Naumkeag. q 3 j
W. Il. Morrill,, Pittsfeld, g St. Law
renee, /
Fanchon, : ,
lme--2.20, 2.3i. 2.:,3
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oihss eassss.

Broet,on at Lewiston. Fall River at Portland
Dover at Brockton.
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tuesdays Races at Bangor.

Z.fH
ers. 2 ; =
J. + Tucker Bengor, blk m Gi0sv o., 4
J. q. Walker, Baag r. b g Jimmy w, /
stone. 2e B
NJ A. Bishop, & enburn. Joe L., 5
Time--2.37i 2.3- !, 2.Ss4 2.37i
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THE
STATE ASsAYER
OF
MASSACHUSETTS

victory after victory Is the story OF the tri-
htnpnAi march of HipnsS's MAGsETrc Cow.
rousp. Here's thr latest:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13

ln6 bann plaloerte er nit ibr leiiesun6 err
sa6lte ibr pom 6of unb bon ieinem 0ienit
limb aub BON ieinem Glternbauie unD bon
letnen @elDniitern; iie b0rte aufmerfiam
gu un6 ibre Qlu9en itrablten 10 bea, baB ite
pobL cine rebt innige Sreu6e iiber bas
CUTE @erf empfin6en muBte, 6as iie an Dem
arnten Wtontaigu that.
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AND CONTAGIOUS.

- aine~U and coafracto-s for briSg rs Of every de-
scr.pslsn vAAsf eaiidiaS. pale driving. dredging
ard sse~. shovel excAvsstnx: plans and s~p~csfca-
tlons farnssaea Ga application. corresseas sBcs S-
Ieat~d onsce. S2O-523 seattle SstsoaAi Bank
building. -eAsste, ash.
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r W J. n BoGARI-cOSwAY
81. BsSarf. eSEEEsrtors. pls. arfssax. bridge
basi1ink etc ea;iaaAsss tsxc.sheo He&t1aae
tarA SIIS ThsBd oEsUo6
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ArCrIONKERs.

l. KLINE a. Co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
d chancsse safes . specially: out OF town aAisa
solicited Once SIC Second streeE. seattle.
yOTrCE-sCooSEs d co.
i iioaeerA Person. having large or IN AL loss Of
household goods for sale Will realize hi heat
prsees for saxns BY sending theu TO our auction
rooms. iia0 second street. Our regular saturday
sAies viii Dc resumed during the sam rser rannsha
Call early ia the week scoooes q "a. 4 Sctienr
eerA
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LOsT.

OSLO, o. OH. Orr. MY! THE ROAD TO
IL Dublin In . terror, but Pike street will lead
you to the bis. busy secondhand store. sixth and
Pike charm
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MARRIAGE PAPER CONTAINING 500 AID
.u verssseneats Of nssrisS~eae peopts ssd
Their paosss yoEng old, rsca, poor, TON AL sec
Iaa~so. q
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xsvrxOraeSr wAnRA1rwxxE
vr-AyTTn-sEv-Tv0E nv TH1 nav CHI
" dr~a;s rsexses : A-sesSx 49,, -
Post in.sii,esscsr
nrarrrn-wo.r ~ -7-- 49, V..1-
w ND ~ hos.srsse~i~. ~ ~.-.cS..s venan
SIC Ntuth .srssx
fra tssrsnanI. xdd~.s 80 1srv ssSs.t
xrwo nv NV
WI n x. Poss-fsseiise.serr
neutrality-suspicious. LADY FOND or
y. shlafss .essa ne =. e.. Of esso s"o
I'm 2 ass. 1els roafsa ssre<t
m. gr<U~YansEn wRrR IN
w fsmlI@.: faa.,y as.;riaE sens.. h.ip csi, o.
ad.'ess ROOM S Kilxea siors. COS s~cen street.
"1S1kD-HkAL
uAxTEp-KYxL KsraT1 HAVE PROM
!" 500 e 200 e.sh- what have yea 'os iss
= 90. seetue
ns.xrrn g.z,rr~-- ~ - nv ~
W. .s,,s ~. 80 3 cao Z e..h
ssisnes s.ase WITH 10. is:~rss. Queen CITY Realty
40, sos .,. spa 10, in I'D beatty; not se oy ss
-As-.E BOZ llso. cizy
wASIED-PARTxEk.
rs 800 1890. - ~ cu0TO
80 $780, ~ cssa,si ,..n,r.h csii -
u,$aSTEp-p.Rryye wITH asoo TO GO
IN - ~. rc.s ia - ~sse unnexmsrtns
proi.ss,an. wa.asv srr.nna. iSis,< Yrnns
nm
1a,gETEn-W.Es1rc corpTr IN TWo
w irsnt emen. ars,.e,.., srcommodstions pn.
sssss hams; nns location Address g. fost-in-
=. ezncs.
s-.x,..
N, eENr : DIR s-RoouED
Vi. tiss:.es p s.s... q city. zddTs.: Light
ypr SSrrp
WSSTfr ,RELINoudsHAzN MUsT BIZ
saii p;rticsisra xddssss 600 Potter street., New
W I'm ,,n,.u,ss' I Aa6ssss = -. ~.
Inscji.<encer.
w s;r.ns waeon for .s weeks: uuss b 10 ssod
condition: Also single hsrueNa. Addross Win
terms;F. D.. Post-Intsliss ncsr.
mASTED-HoxE sUTLpEre TO CALL
W AID see us: VIII loan money at z per cent to
Ns" i.ors sio c.s0 loans on cry properly s's
Third III s,rs. - ne lama sns o. i nonsene'o 'oFn''o's WV
wAS1ED-TO A1EE
W vGs family Tor man and vie: modsrs:s
prics. Address Boz e3S. city.
WAyTEp-TO RENT A HOUSE WITH 3
w o. : rooms furnished for light housekeeping;
must b, pea4 20 business ana cheap. address I.
1. ~
WAxTED-THREE UNtURNIsHEOko ROOMS
W is private family: close IN: references ~
z.e=.... % ~. .....:ss.e..:
ROOMS AND BOARD.
-oox,- .~n ro.pn ~ a, r1r-v an.
IL Al ! = few tsbis boarders: refsrencee reouired.
1900 - ..,,,.-r $500 -.
i NM iss.t;cn; With ednrd Apply third h S1;,
~,,c:.,y r.1,sv~r .1-oVr 1co- M
n '.".h -. :, -. 49,. c"r.,.m
~tth EEsrd. scrn,s moasrssa SiS nsrion'
111r.s.NT sour NJ e1vATE raNT1v ;.
p.st.SASa rnswA
". Fost inssniesnceF.
~1,Ins'rCLAss ROOM AND DoARD- zoos
r>o,,,. ,,,r,, On w,srxr01,T mn ,o,
X 49,, "A' -"
.~- -~-
<O1 ~1"-~OVA~
USOP RENT-9UITE OF NICELY FUR
+ pisaef rooms, paPior and bedroom. In private
family OUTSIDE entrance, lovely view, cinse I'M
be.t q. reieres,ss siyen and fscuIrsd HAdr.ss
90. post- / otelilSencer.
Eog zRrSr-To ONE or TWO
men. = nicely furnished room with aIcove: on
Finh -,rees besw eea Marion and Nsdison. In
nor RENT NICELY PrRNIsHEn
ID frost room n ala Columb.a afrNeA
NOR ryRNrsurn
roc s. sui,es aud ssnv,e. vsrv rrason,his
v.se~ rensyni va Hsoa wcv,h Inn ryort 1890
NON AMI utvINo meow ANnvrrCurN
+ Ir.r,i,. :, ,hs n,li~v
-
LIN ~ ~ I'll ~ u ~
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T. T. NEsAK SoEK RATES fhoA OUR
N. efac-. ils cherry street. u etoc9s or Asa,
. eeass; IL esocks 10 e~asx Ia esocka 10 cents.
~ h%ccGs % ever. 20 cxake answer. eorss extra.
By The sSar. 20 cs2ss, csrc2sors eoa easefGAiSg
assz1ex sfsirshased ~ . l5e PEI tays eArca lasg1er
itenS etc delivered Al 81 50 pei DAY hizx Ire
A. ID. T. cali box erky f~ seattle Transfer Com
pays hacks. S9rnsys Aaa Ell press sAs0as, faciac
I0s.zi Telegraph tasse Company trlszsazass
eysn =: a.. assn o. lie eay 80 stxa1 Ie-saaoas
NayN
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L ASTHoS rs BLANK BOOK
II . unaSufActurea WAsbsagfon street. corner
CoaaasrsiAl. roens ! and z. Terry ssscA. SsassA
W0k.
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EOCyD-RfcHAgD HIMSELF AGAIN. OPP
j with his head. no much for Buckingham,
GrsA: Neffhera, Fourth OF July. good tines: Sc
attic All q. X. and the rig. busy second hand store
h corner ~txth and Pike Chaplin
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NOTICE 70 srocxHo1DEss.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
N hereby given tina: the regular annual meeting
Of the shareholders OF the seattle City Railway
Company viii Do held on Wednesday. July IL.
1893. At 8 O'Clock p m. ~ the principal ONCE Of
the company. room No SO Bailey building, Seat
tie, Wash. for the election OK q board OF ak
trustees. reception Of the ANNA, reports and such
vther bus ness ~ NAV come before the meeting.
The tran SER books will be closed on Monday.
July 10. 1898. and will remain c.osed Until me
lAth day Of July. 1893
@. 4. BrcKBRR secretary.
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IIOTEL SOUND III. &. RHODES
IL proprietary, European plan, Chicago, iii, 5000
sheridan avenue. near sixty-fhtrd street Build
ias . new 3stoyy hrtcS. with nof-ru improve
nsents and newly furnished throughout, al out
side. pleasant rooms. and rooms to
two three or four people. rates. el.0O per day for
each person; only four blocks from mAia entrances
To Worlds fair grounds. Haif block frons electric
and elevated roads, tsAips every ave minuies;
make yonr contracts for rooms ea.iy. corrNS poad-
ence seEsesied: Objectionable characsers refused
accom- e osations
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

4 ~RCHITECTA ATTENTION!-THE BOARD
"A Of regents Of the washing ON state AGricul.
tufal College invites afchiaoots to submit oompeti-
tive floor plans ana font and side elevations for .
college hall and Administrative building 70 b
erected ct Pullman. Wash.
Data: Maternal. brick with terra Gotta OF stone
basement to contain chemical and
physical laboratory. cement floor nrst floor, six
c0aS rooms and two Offces; second floor. four
class rooms and assembly hall: attic. noored for
gymnasium; class rooms not 10 . than 2ix2s feet
with ll-foct ceiling; building to b furnished With
steam heating outfit, except boilers. TO be wirei
for electricity. necessary plumbing. ventilation
perfect.
Board reserves the right 70 reject any and all
plans. Plans must be In hands Of secretary Of
board by July IL, 1898. Send plans TO Secretary
Of board Of Regents. Pullman. WISH.
NOTfCE-YOU WILL SAVE TIME AND
AN money by getting prices on common and
pressed brick. terra Gotta. mortar color, etc, from
Hills 4 Stoner. a36 Burke building. seattle.
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FALSE PROPHESY.

The great reason why western people de-
mand free coinage is because they say it
will give them free money" thus en-.
abling them to pay their debts more easily,
and that it will enhance the prices of farm
products Now if we loan money this
year that will buy hundred bushels of
wheat and are paid next year in money
that will buy only seventy-five bushels of
wheat has not oar claim been affected?
Go TO, Marsh, and don't be so fresh
Leayenworth Times.
The first statement in the foregoing
Is simply a jump TO a conclusion and is
not borne out by the facts of the case.
In the first place not all, nor half, of the
western people are demanding free coin
age, and those who do want the rule ap-
piled to both the money metals. AS
to cheap money, that may pe an Incl
dent to the increase in the volume of
circulation, but is not a consideration.
But il it was, the demand finds ample
justification in the counter demand
from the creditor capitalistic interests
for dearer money. The demands of all
political parties is for more money, but
that every dollar issued by the govern
ment snail be equal in its purchasing
power and paying quality with every
other dollar, and the governments stamp
fixes that whether the owner of the met
al pays for the coinage or not. Go to,
Col. Dan, and be fair and consistent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-29
MORE AN ARCuY.

Henry A. White, the chairman of the
Butler county Populist convention of
last Saturday, seems to have caught the
Waite inspiration for blood, only he was
little more explicit in how he would
have it drawn. As to how much gore
he would have flow he don't care bit
whether it comes upto the horses brides,
or like the southern duellist, gets enough
to satisfy the honor of the ''cause" he
represents. Here are some excerpts from
bis harangue before the convention that
give better idea of his principles"
than we can express it. He asked:
What's the matter with the price of
wheat"
and then proceeded to thump the pluto
Gratis and the Republicans in the custom
airy calamity howl. His most striking
utterauces were that the Socialists of
Germany and the Nihilists of Russia had
their counterpart in the Peoples party
of America. He shouted:
'Wemust win this battle, by the ballot
II we can! but, IL we fail to do so, see a
time-laugh at the prediction, if you will,
when the decision will be by the bullet.'
The matter with the price of wheat,
and the matter with all other things, he
declared 10 be a we'll matured plan Oh
the part of p!utocracy-the wealthy
classic enslave the poor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-29

Wichita catches it on all occasions.
Like the darkie who ''sot his coon trap
TO kotch EN- agwine and acomin', :"
Wichita is made the scapegoat for the
derelictions OF ali the abnormalities that
ever touch the town. y Pop lecturer of
Harvey county becoming disgusted with
the part he has been playing the past
year or two, recants and sets up dis the
reason for his turn about among others
consider the Populist platform entirely
inadequate, fabulous moustrosity.
whose sole creation was promulgated by
such outrageous and unprecedented lies as
could only have originated in the deprayed
and unrestrained imaginations of Noah
Allen, b. +. kies, Old Molly Lease. l.. ID.
Leweliing and others, in the lower social
circles of Wichita.