Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS.

sert that Kansas will probably become n aeu,-
- .-.,
cratic state, sad >. A. GrahAsn, managing
editor OF the Kansas City Tunes, 60 IHr srAx
representative, but such, in NV opinion. IL
within the bounds Of near fu,ur, ,os.,h,l,tx
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ue won 1sA4ns' INC fet uo'i0Ans' WHICH
manent. The populists. IS lie well known, have
things about their own way in the state. but the
reaction against the Sioient leadership Of that
party rs nov very pereeptbie. The sober
classes an mercantile and agricultural HE have
S,~ are yer. moon s'arnled ~ 'ne rsoeh'
large percsnls,s Of az - .nsS ,,,iIsd ,rs
years ago The party :. in FACT. totally aisor-
gained and on the verge Of disruption. The
IooPle oil Kansas undersia"a and appreciate
,s,,,sS - ,Ns'e Sn1 uiki'.heu osluoh nail
eDtirs ,rorht. - f -, ~ -
GIVEN !, 80 - -. - -.oH -
n ,avar ~ - - ~--> PN0f'N VI ,"e '~'e N.~'
s.This IA - ..
~ ~. "a -. =. eue ulsappearanee
,,..s-s - Osu' PtsJ1"ioe pelseeh Nhe TWO
-. a .! lne "iAlnSness CT the rePueh-
nrox,6ss ~. - -. s aeioNta' iot senator
ssy ,h. rso,ia ~. Iusioh nehocrte 10
o,b.r nraU,iaa.,, 80 on lue .aii Aha
cr.,,. h. -. p-u I. gu'su0n rs eIe oen s
stron,ost ,.r,ss - 49,. 40. N~IsAs " '.s
ths isr,o.s,a- $50. ssas s an lne Chlon- Al
aapin,ssra,'o, ..,'s.,.l "'N .nd this
r;,.i 49,. ,,,,.,.a paohe opinion ON the
as be,yresr ,ha So "a ,n- " ASNet' 'nA'
on are out of the hight. l don't think q sue
ceeslui fusion movement can ever again be Or
- 49, ;, "'e" 'Ne nei"'ei~~ anu popuIis~
AFTER patient work cold raxr,c,.s ,S.-. -
sumed." said Logan Murray a uell-lnoxn <.~
York bapkar and h-otbar 81 T,s.. ~ :,
E.,.,-,- -. % '-~h' "U'ras ol
~ 'ne hooit' THIS morning, and
have been maintained through republican Aad
democrats administrations I aan', thi,k NJ
Cleveland can have ans. ,,oss;li. AZ. g.
,A, a., :, -. a 'N'
- % the resumption OF
sfeoie payment ana don't think he would
lower the standard o. gold
no hidden snags. The condition and its causes
~ Nno"n 70 e'er.ooaF. ana therefore Il u the
retar~ IS h. - MI MI, ,nr,s'e VII oe wise Sec
gone down in the face OF an the e.. ~ ,;
gress and it's friends by increasing the coinsg.
20 inAit.Al i, us price: The present DISAPPEAR
aIocc,as ifo ., 'nis country might have been
weighted down with silver II = s,si.n,, =,
saw What viii h. ao,s h., !, -. .i4..ou,, W
Tho ,,ras.n, .a,.;,..,..s y W tie 'nh'
thing ana thai H. So ,a.;,.s,,, a.. -. ple
tween cold ana s,lve- tn -. - s -
condition was D,elic,ea 49, -. "a i ...s
metals will never 60 together. '''' '--0 WV
- . oni.h % Nai'As' tnough from the
iarse msloriues the democrats roll up in the
lone star state It would appear that q repub-
hcan would be CURIOSITY down there.
while the democrats apparently have Il their
OWL way IN texas. ana may continue To do 50
between The t1are a. 49, ui.less .ne preach
il is not impossible that the solid denocrs,s.
congressional delegation now returned viii be
broken two years hence. II the populists and
erpsS;ai rniss IN hlhe OF The thirteen con-
democratje snl,t T. ,na;r,a;rsd anu we present
democratic in tbesa d,s.r,r,s I'll -ss ..nis,
WA 'e
..1,.
'o' '.eiu ranroao, said H. O.
Dai'on o' eie'eiAno AT the Arlington, els 81
present building in my CITY two very fast ana
elegantly eouipped messenger s,es,ns-, C.,
the modal Of tho C,tv 81, D.. -, -,
sroo 600 -. . WINCH WI COST
S.0'oO0 e"0" anu nave speed OF twenty-five
miles an hour, and VIII, in fact, be small rivals
of the Atlantic liners. They are designed IN
run between Duluth and Buffalo and are for
Passenger service only.
The building OF these boats and the fact that
two companies in Cleveland have ten large
steel vessels on the ways OF 200 600 TONNAGE IN
the aggregate indicates the enormous propor-
tons 70 which the lake shipping and lale bot
building are being developed"
.syvb,1a r,s;. e. -,
state "a In, w nney oemocrahs
a., pun, 10 iHE STAR repre-
SI tuie arc 'nree very important
u N,',.o measures "hich have tended TO
go .Ae paiV ~ 'he most important,
Va .Ae efaa1'NAe'on vi esAes, mad been bet
o' o' 'no Peolie ~ tne last cleo
NO"' W. o'e'e'"Au "0uid nave received 2o,ooo
'Ho o",e, 'o'es
ihis measure compels the corporations and
large landed proprietors to paw their fust dues.
They made great floss about il and succeeeed
In roping in a great number Of poor men. who.
as a rule, bear the great burden OF taxation.
But now the measure is better Understood and
the democratic party receives credit therefor
accordingly.
There WAS time in Indiana when the en-
ployes OF companies went TO tho polls in gangs
and were there met by their foremen. handed
republican ballots and were watched while they
voted Many OF the timid ones who had fami-
lies to support would thus vote irrespective Of
their sentiments. All that il happily passed
for under the admirable workings Of the Aus
tralian ballot system. another democrstic meas-
trammeled and freed from the intimidation Of