The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-24

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SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA, FEBRUARY "a, 1893.
An Industrial Legion organized Angeles Cl with
forty five members.
bill has been introduced into the providing
The Industrial Legion the Press
ct in Washington D. Feb %
j. Sterling Norton Nebraska appointed the Office OF
secretary OF agriculture in Mr.. Ceveand's cabinet
decided the Standard oncom
them from monopoly the sale
the Pacific coast.
One hundred and aborg
the farmers breadwune class expect do they e.
expect to have laws enacted favorable to them
The annual meeting Oregon Alliance Indus
held at Oregon City, March L. twill respects
be the most important meeting ever held in Oregon
Washington correspondent that the Hon H. E.
Boen Seventh Minnesota district
looking the breaking
work.
the following
bers OF his Gresham Illinois,
John Carlisle Kentucky, secretary treasury Daniel Lamont
secretary OF William Bisse OF Buffalo, postmaster
general
Another popus paper changed The Nonconorms
Indianapolis formerly edited conducted by the Vincent Bros
purchased consisting Leroy Tmeon late
pies candidate that state VINO was on
Stockw and Wilson Corey
named gentleman being president OF the state farmers alliance
Indiana.
The New says practically impossible the
ocat party to put proposed
talk before election that Grover should
the honor to which ape
would drag their weary lengths along
would be called to cut of the head OF that
William Mckinley BILL
the heat of two
In President Hason prosperity message evidently
painting the wealth. comfort and
general the thsland He said
that country had increased from SIG in
$780, but he did not explain that 1860
wealth this land then the hands
large 1890 fveeghts the wealth OF the
try 81 900 people Putocay rules and the
neither they fooled benjamin HARRISON TO
contrary Notwithstanding.
There marked and
and Republics who had been looked
upon as phanthrops standing political
ces could convicted swnng
canal and be sentenced to term and
heavy fines this fact demonstrates
people, control OF the and political
equity this side OF the water Picture
To Yourself vor vivid enough
this land have been the
Such that they stand
out against fraud corruption
General James B. Weaver our national standard
campaign making influence felt
grand On the 9th OF this month he addressed
apprecve audience Cooper Union New York he spoke ar
following eve today the midst
1t revolution that viii
Like the French revolution it opposed by nobesse
corporations o has arisen third estate tn
people, peaceful revolution At this meeting de
made the control by the people the volume
for the of and to be
control The following resolutions adopted
citizens great city Of New York v do hereby
York rapid transit be finally
portation hereby upon the legislature
legislation the submission the drec
this question whether the prvat
And all these demands
municipal national make that the well the ric
that
monopoes longer under the philanthropy
lowed plumber the people,
The General speaks Hampshire during
sojourn east.
Corporations Anxious.
given that but short time since sent
the United States
Boston, and shows the feeng
n regard the financial question:
s-Th directors ofthis feeling not little anxet
question silver should become
country would bet advance