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The morning call., 1893-07-23
BACK TO KOREA.
A Missionary Talks of the
Kingdom.
SOME SIGNS OF PROGRESS.
What Is Being Done in the Way of
the EvangelizatiOn of the
People.

"Korea Is advancing slowly" said II.
6. Appenzeller to a CALL representative
yesterday afternoon at the Occidental
Hotel. In order that an ancient and
bigoted people may grasp the knowledge
and push of modern civilization, her citi-
zens must come in contact with people of
broader views; they must throw off the
secIusion natural to them and visit foreign
lands to learn their ways. Korea Is just
now beginning to follow Japan's example.
and before long will be far out OF her
darkness. The King is the most liberal
man In Korea. and it Is due largely to his
assistance that so much progress has been
made.
''When went to Seoul in 1885 all for
eigners were objects Of curiosity aud even
fear. for they were looked upon as Off
cials. The reason fol. thi. was that
Korean regards every great man as In
some way connected with the Government.
and as Americans were certainly great In
their eyes they could not be loss than
Government officials.
ut was altogether slow process. for
we had to learn the language, overcome
tho prejudices. aud now, finally. we have
there is much opposition to Christianity
on the ground that 1t is not true or wise.
"No: there is no hostile opposition
openly. and this difficulty Of convincing
the Korean of the truth Of Christianity is
rather favorable symptom. for 1t shows
the thoughtful mind"
Mr.. Appenzeller then went on to state
that ne had been spending a year IN
America among his friends and relatives
in various parts If the Eastern States.
He is a man If about 40 years Of age, Of
slight figure. with remarkably bright
penetrating eye. He considers Korea a
healthy as we'll a. delightful country for
Europeans or Americans. Ten months of
the year are almost perfect, the remaining
two months being rather wet.
What sort Of place Is Seoul?" asked
the reporter.
"On, Seoul" said the mission ary. SIS a
little city over 500 years old and the capital
Of the kingdom. From the nar rowness OF
the streets and their tangled arrangement
ard from the dirt accumulated one would
think tho place 5000 years old. In fact the
only cleaning tile streets ever get is dur.
ing the rainy season. when they are some
times washed very effectively.
"Yes, the country has some resources.
1t is great producer of rics and has some
mining districts, which are, however. un-
developed: but the chief and most vain
able product is the ginseng. a root that re-
QuIres many years growth and is used in
medicine. 1t grows only in three locali-
ties and is owned or cultivated by the
crown.
Il wish you would tell your readers
that Korea Is moving forward. have the
honor OF presenting IA the people the first
translation Of the Gospel of Matthew.
popular dialect. We hope soon to have
the whole New Testament in this Ian
gusge. after which our work will advance
much more rapidly"
Mr.. Appenzeller 10 ct the head Of the
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THEMAZE,
Market, Taylor and Golden Gate Avenue.

Methodist Episcopal mission in Seonl.
which numbers about 2CO members. The
Presbyterians of America aud Australia,
the Southern Presbyterians and the
aggregatiug a membership Of 2C0 mnre.
So that at present upward of 400 converts
attest the work of tho last few years. Mr..
Appenzeller met one nf his own scholars
at Chicago. he having charge of the
Korean exhibit.
You can tell your readers" said Mr..
Appenzeler in conclusion, that attach
no Importance to the troubles in the
Orient, for If did / certainly would not
take my family into their midst"
The morning call., 1893-07-23
THE COUNTRY CLUB.
Their Season Contest Nearly Ended
The Sixth Shoot.

The Country Club held lis sixth monthly
shoot OF the season at the Oakland Track
yesterday afternoon. The number OF con-
testants is somewh hat diminishing. although
the Leading ones are fighting diligently tor
the prizes to be awarded at the closing
shoot which will be held at Monterey
next month.
The rules followed by the club are thos 9
framed by the American Association for
pigeon trap shooting. aud the guns aSed
are mostly hair trigger breech-loading
pieces of English make.
The following is the score as made yes
tprdav.
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DRY GOODS.
THE MAZE !
LAST WEEK
STOCK-TAKING GSALE!

All good things must have their ending. So
with our stock taking sale, this is the last week. 1t
was successful far beyond our expectations. but
it only goes to show that the public is fully
that what we say we do and what We advertise
they get Weve large quantity OF goods to dis
pose of before tho end of week. and the prices
have been cut so low that you cannot resist them.
Every department is literally packed with the
greatest bargains that you have ever seen heard
OF. Read our list OF bargains:
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EdrntU TuHs-San FrahCIsCOS =, UaKanuS 3.
Home run-Irwin. Tw0-base hits-IrwIn 2, sharp,
Maguir-. McGucken. First bnse on errors-San
franc1scos z, Oaklands ), First base on called
balls-Sau Franci,cOS l. Oaklands z. Left
bases-San Franciscos 4. Oaklands 10. Struck
out-By Horner q by McGreevey !. Double
plays-Levy to Ebright. McGreevey to Sharp to
Power. Umpire-McDonald
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Draperies.

SOC Madras Curtain Screen. A inches wide.
......25c yard
SOC Holland Window Shades. full length.
spring rollers ......... 25c each
S5c Smyrna Rugs, pretty designs bOc
9Oc Fancy Rope Hammocks soc each
81 Down Cushions, Cambric-covered 75c each
50 SO Memphis Cloth Table Covers. banda
half yard square: frnged. ed..................$1 81 90
So Chenille Table Covers frinsed 81 9S
So 80 Cheesecloth Covered Comtorters filed
with white cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 rs
SO Lace Bed Sets, consi sting Of shams and
spread, antique. ........ .............s4 50 each
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Angeles e. First base on called dbas-Sacramentos
q l. IS Angeles II. tefton Dases-Sacrsmentos Z.
Borchers s. Hit BY pitcher-McHa,e. Double
kiAys,Mannasau and kIopf. Pass, ball-Lon-
man. Wld pitches-Dammann J. Time OF gamr-
l honr and 65 minutes. Umpire-C. Sweeney.
Omcial scorer-Will H. Young.
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IWENTY-FOCR YARD RANGE.
s G. Buckiee O o. OlOll2 q 8
At the conclusion OF the club match a
double pool was formed for a fifteen.bird
contest between F. T.. Webster, G. @.
Richards and A. &. Tubbs with +. d.
AthertOn. aud resulted in the former
counle winning with q score of 26 birds
to 49,
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Shoes.

Infants Soft Sole Shoes in Red. Bronze or
Black, value 26c ....15c
Infants 81 25 French Kid Shoes. sizes l
10 612.... .......................oSc PAIR
Misses ST. rs Pebble Goat Shoes 81 rs
Chidrens 81 IS Vici Kid Shoes patent
leather tip. sizes to 1L.............Sl rs pair
Misses 81 50 French Dongoa Red Shoes.
patent leather tips. sizes II to ".....$l 80 pair
Ladies' 81 rs oxford Ties, cloth or kid tops.
turn Soles.. 5O pair
Ladies' $3 80 Black or Tan Ooze Calf Low
Shoes. ..........................$2 23 pair
Ladies' Vici Kid High Shoe patentleatner
Ladies $5 French Kid Shoes, patent-leather
tip hand made. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Ladies' 81 so Finest French Kid Shoes S5 pair
Our shoe offerings are tho best values ever pre-
sented to any public.
The morning call., 1893-07-23
DRY GOODS.
THE MAZE
LAST WEEK
OF OUR
STOCK SALE!

This Is the last week of our stock-taking sale.
and with it we promise you the greatest weeks
sale you have ever witnessed. If you will pay us a
VISIT you will see counter after counter iadened
down with the choicest of goods which we will
offer you far below any price you have yet heard
of. In our dress goods departme ent we are Offering
some stunning values, which, when seen. will
astonish you. In fact, every department wilt
speak for itself when seen. Be sure and look our
list over very carefully. Come in bright and
early to make your selections.
The morning call., 1893-07-23
Drugs and Toilet Articles.

Felt Corn or Bunion PIasters &c a box
Carmel CASTLE Soap, per caks &c
Swans Down Face Powder SC
DR.. Hoyt's Corn Cure. per box l0c
Pears Unscented Gly cerine Soap lie cake
Shenield's Creme Dentrihce for the teeth 15c
Bora1. per pound l2c
Dental oam for the teeth ]5c
CastOria for children 23c
Babe Skin Toilet Soap. 2 cakes for 25c
Seidiitz Powder soc size 25c
Dickey's Creme de Lis SIC
Cuticura Salve 42c
Cuticura Resolvent. 81 size S5c
Beef, Iron and Wine $50
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, large 59c
DR.. Koch's Hersutine 62o
DR.. Koch's Sarsaparilla, 81 size 59c
DR.. Kocn's Infallible Cough Cure 25c
The morning call., 1893-07-23

WOMEN IN:rHE PULPIT.-Rev. DR.. McClIsh,
the pastor Of Grace NJ. E. Church. OH Twenty
FIRST street, being absent on his vacation, Mrs.
McClish will occupy fhe pulpit this evening.
ana VIII deliver an addrese on motherhood, Il
Illustrated In the Life Of Mrs. Wesley"
The morning call., 1893-07-23

RIGGERs AND STEvEDOREs.-The Ringers
and Stevedores' Union Association has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term:
President. j. McKeon; vice-president. M.
elected; financial secretary, T. Ward. re-
elected; irea,nrer J.. Wheany. reelected;
hustets-W Magic, l.. Smith. T. White. J.
Phillips and r. Furlong; investigating commit
tee-M. Lowrey, Nj. Maloney and Joseph
Eaves; warden, T. Counahan; tyler, j. McCor-
mack.
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Cloaks.

Ladies' Princess Wrappers. made Of light or
dark colored percale. lined in the waist
value 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sse
Ladies' 81 80 Black Sateen Skirts, trimmed
with ruf1e and French lace on bottom. CSC
Ladies and Misses $5 Refer Jackets, made
of al-wool cloth, in black or colors. ......$2 SO
Ladies' $6 to $S Fancy Silk Waists, made of
India surah and swivel silks. all styles. ...$3 90
Ladies' 81 SO Eton Suits. made of al-wool
cloth with full-skirt Eton jacket and en-
plre SleeVeS,...'.... sp4 90
Ladies' $l2 so Capes. made of all-wool habit
cloth with velvet Derby over cape, finished
with ribbon. .........................S7 80
The morning call., 1893-07-23
W ash Goods
Hosiery.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Gents CSC Six Embroidered Suspenders 16c aipair
Gents 35c black and white striped
Socks. ....................15c .15c pair
Gents 75c striped Baihriggan Shirts and
SoC oACA
Gents 75c heavy Muslin Night Robes, Silk
Embroidered ........... ..............3 sec each
Gents Csc ana 35c Summer Wash Neck
wear. in Bows, Tecks or 4-in.hands. -. l5c each
Imported French Silk Windsor Scarfs, worth
Gents Tennis Flannel Shirts, value Csc Soc each
Gents 81 Laundred White Shirts Toe each
Gents 81 rs SILK finished Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers. ....,.,,,,........,....75ce each
The morning call., 1893-07-23

Men are more liable than women to IN
sanity, and die sooner after becoming In
sane.
The morning call., 1893-07-23

REV MIR. CAIRNS ADDREss.-All young
men are invited to be present thi. afternoon at
B O'Clock al the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hail. when Rev. q. Robert Cairns of
Chicago Will deliver an Important address.
The service will be for men Only between l6
aud 40 years OF age.
The morning call., 1893-07-23

To REDUCE stock OF North Star refrigerators
the best made. we offer a discount of 25 per
cent from regular prices al Nathan, Dohrmann
Co.'S, 122-132 Suffer street, below Kearny.s
The morning call., 1893-07-23

PROHIBITION MEETING.-An address on
prohibition Will be delivered by tile Rev. j. P
DICKSON Tomorrow evening, in Grand Central
Hall, al the corner nf Sixth and Market streets
The morning call., 1893-07-23
Dress Goods.
Silks.

Silks.
FIorentine Drapery Silks, 80 inches wide.
value Observation-Disclosures. 39c yard
Figured India Silks, 80 inches wide. va
ue $i.. &" dIu
Novelty Silks. high grade. value 81 25 .76c yard
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Gloves.

Ladies' 4Oc Pure Silk Mitts l6c
Ladies' Pure SILK Gloves. in col0rS, value SOC 25c
Ladies' 76c Cloth Suede Gloves Soc . pair
Chilli ren's 81 Suede Kid Button Gloves SOC pair
Ladies' La Cigale Kid Gloves 81 q pair
The morning call., 1893-07-23

Earned runs-Sacramentos 8. Los Angeles @
Home run y hitehead. Two-bass hit - White.
head First base on Observation-Disclosures 2. Los
The morning call., 1893-07-23
Music.

1000 Copies OF Popular Music
After the Fall" popular song
Z Sheets OF Music in book form
All the Latest Music at popular prices.
The morning call., 1893-07-23

RICHARDS & Co.. druggists. 4oe-s Clay.
The morning call., 1893-07-23

AUGUST Styles. Domestic paper patterns.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

A wo-LAE us ucdruth died recently
from bI1lL-Q1iz 1uiuar caused. bT ruJDlng
% small sore ON her face with her black
1s5d glove EuIzmlla-i1u ret iu. her
head a7-e-lcI enormously and sh- diGi
after % very brief Hines
o. a curcE for 5gr8 was ezzltcd .1v sir. O.
r. DcWolf il % bank iu -Ourav. Col
That night he was "hlId up" ly eve
footuads, seho had evidently seen tlm
Eat the cash AI they could dud- ou
him was one cent fts lad used the
money TO pay come bills
FuEaE g. o. raaa4 junlr de-ter az Ffiuui-
peg BE sold % rus7T -Iuuzzle le-L1ldiug g
mus-zet 20 am English Immigrant Tor
t5ur dollars The purchaser eouId not
get ont of the barrel what seemed TO be
-Vadz- he therefore took It To a gun
smith, r-l-5 found in DC cl05 ID goqI
Caualiaa bank notes.
IE che Eizzard OF % ben lfr- R1 r.
IIlbrle, of Washington coanty, Oregon.
fou-d piece 1f gold about Lhe size OF o.
pea Nov Le 8. luzi1us % discover the
spot where She hen found tLal little
nugget as Or tiHnlls there s o gold
saiue Gloss 20 g. stl IS about td-ass1s
aH ths other gizzsr5s 90 be ehiss
hoEzl
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GOLD AND SILVER.

Report az tl-s UEre151r OF cts= sl-rs lz e.
Thclr Production =ud -ltHaEc.
NAsHfEGFoE, Feb 2z-Ile a-rec.or
of the Eaint has Lranzmitted Co esusreas
O report on tho production of Fraci1g.
metals covering the calendar y2-s OF
Isg2 The value of tine gold product
from the mines OF che United etalea
was approximately Ss6, Goa. 600, about
corresponding to tho average product
of aecent years
The product of silver IS placed nc as--
coo, 600 ounces, Of the commercial value
at the average price OF silver during
the year. of g-O, $50. 600 aud OF the coin
ing va4ue In silver dollars os -If, eso. 500
This is a falling Off OF $50, oo1 ounces
from the product of the preceding year
The amount Gf silver purchased oy
the Eoverurleut during the year under
the mandatory provision OF the act Of
July "a. 1890, was 5z, ,l23 s2T zinc ounces,
costing sHT, ,S1E e8I, an average of SIS
ceLlts per 6ue ouucc- Frous this silver
G533 gas silver dollars were coined dur
ing -he year
The imports of gold aggregated s1s,-
los, 600 and the exports $40. .a1, 5g2.
net loss in gold OF SOS, 5t0,5o2 She sti-
YER imports aggregated ssl, $50, o5s, ana
the exports ss.. .5#I. .aOI. an c'scesz of sil-
yer exports of la u11, a3l
The director reviews the reccHt move
meuts OF gold from the United States
A|t'AtAIAa--AAAaAnaa NNaNH Aa7a NNAN-aANH A.sa
last gear. that Is, from February 90
1899, when the movement commenced,
to February Is. IsgS, the export oE gold
from the Port5uf Nev York aggregated
500. T2s. $50.
The .ataI metallic stock ON January
D. ls5a, was estimated 70 have been;
Gold, S1s9, lss. .O2u; silveE s5l8, sos. 1s5.
Total, 5l,a48, I5s.@sl. The stock of gold
in tue United states fell of during the
last calendar year sl9, OJ0.G01 while ths
stock of silver increased Sfl. .uJl, OOu
The amount of money ia circulation,
exclusive or tEe amount in the treas
ury, was St.oIf, ,3-r.158 ou january D,
ls98, an iacreaSs of sls,92ss I24 during
the year
Thgre was as iucreu-r of over sIa-
600. 900 iu the gold product OF thc -yorld
-L.-1L1-1z LL--. 1t -.--L---.--- L-E Ll---
luegHase -. JJ0. Ol1 was from Australia
and over Sd coo, 600 from south Africa
The total silver product OF enc world
increased during lus last Ca-laugar year
about .G5u, 600 ounces. gecasi1ued chiefly
by uu increase OF G. 600, COO ounces iu
tho product of McEicau miuts. and --
100000 ounces in the proJIct OF tho
mines of Australia
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News


WAsHISGFON NOTES.
CONGREssaIAE AIssSsUE has given it out
that he IS a candidate for commissioner
of the general land Office under Cleve-
lasd
Tue congressional committee investi.
eating the American end of the Paaams
can. scsaldab had Ban ker SeIigmRn on
the stand at 5SeY York. His bank
acted for the Panama company, and lac
stated that all together $40, Oe0 900 had
been adepositcd ia his bank to the canal
cOmpasy's credit 1t was all gone.
The AMERICAN c5mmittee had received
5000. 900 francs for their services.
SECHEEAEY FosrEH and Senator Car
Isle cave held conference to discuss
the financial siteatton.
o Cor SUTER has reported that, in his
opinion, IL would not be wise to spend
any money for the improvement OF the
O Kansass, river at present
Hon. y. j. MORGAN. commissioner of
IndiGn affairs. has offered his resigna-
tion, 10 take effect March 4, and it has
been accepted.
THERE is a9pew plan on foot TO get a
,.u-ote on the suspension of the silver pur-
chIscs 1t Consists i1f obtai ming a spe-
cial order from tine committee on rules
for the consideration of the Stewart
free coinage bill which passed the SEN
ate iuss summer. and then moving
substitute ausPending further purchase
of bullion under the sherman laEy until
the bullion new in the treasury can be
coined.
REAs ADM CASE, United States navy.
retired, diet sst Washington recently.
PRSCEss I1AULANI, of Hawaii, who
Is in England, has appealed to the
sCnited States not to deprive her of her
throne
Is executive session the senate con-
fTmed the nomination Of Judge jackson
u the supreme besch.
GEORGE N. HOWELL. the lumber deal
srowho was sentenced to the peuiten-
tiary for violating the Interstate com
mercc law, has been PardOued 10y Pres
ident HARRISON.
4 BILL to authorize "a fourth bridge
over the Mississippi river ae ST Louis
has been Introduced ia congress
a THE treSsury departments is informed
of the arrest and conviction of seven
Cinnamon at Deming, n. NJ, on the 1st
inst, foc coming into this country from
Mexico Ihey will be deported to
China
UPoN application OF ex-senator Platt,
OF New York, a receiver was appointed
for the Reading CO. There was great
excitement in the stock of the company
and a sharp decline.
-FRIESDs OF the Cherokee strip bill
were greatly discouraged over the fall
ure of Speaker Crisp to keep his promise
ana recognize Chairman Peel
G SUNDAY opening was given the
l<norkout blow when the house com
1nitfee refused to accept the Houck
com promise bill.
SENATOR GoRSIAN is very much exer-
cissd over the serious financial condi-
tion which he says is now confrOn ting
the country
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THIS tranlS trust Is near dissoi iutioE-
CHARLES DE LEssEFs had pathetic
meeting with his father. who is yet in
ignorance of the Judgment pronounced
upon him
TuE French stockholders OF the Pan
ANA rai1road company haFe decided
that ~ Mango, repressnt tative OF The
Panama. canal liquidstoE. should be APP
pointed general superintendent of the
railroad to succeed Asr Rivers
TIE people OF Chill are protesting
vigorously ugainst the appointment OF
Minister Patrick Egan 80 any place on
the claims arbitration 5oarA
a ,iISTsrEEIsL. crisis is Impending in
japan
ABvIcEs frastf szs-dney, y. 8 ~, skew
that there IS dsdcit OF &i,seo,0o5 In
the annual budget, and shat great com
Iecrcil-. depression prevails
q cAuSgglLI danes itoFror occurred
nesr Iiuda Res.h when u child tlIoppEd
q lighted piece 6f paper in q essk qf Pc
ltn!eniu- rss-enll - tbs asreers were
psfrraa 81 ass=5a
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WILLIAM Maxwell vas blown to
atoms and tsEo other men badly hurt
at "a mining camp near Birmingham.
Ala One of them dropped stick Of
dynamite and it exploded
The supreme court of Tenusssee has
declared, in effect, that bucket shops
are gambling houses.
THE skeleton of James Knight, who
was murdered ten years ago at Crane
Hill, Ala, has been fouUd in the woods
FIGE in Birmiug CHAM, Ala, destroyed
the stores of the Alabama Gas and Fix
ture compauy and of g. w. Harris
dealer in vail paper Losses 500, 600.
TIE popuIists in the South Carolina
Legislature We're Paralyzed by the ac-
tion of the democrats, who repealed the
charter of the state Farmers Alliance.
NEAR Catiettsburg, Hy,s Shirley
Quilting aad james Wing fought duel
with pistols and bOtk We're killed.
GALVESTON, Tex, has started war
on lotteries
joins TUHNER aud Floyd Wooley died
on the sea4old at Jasper Tenn, for
the murder OF George Dawsoe. near
South Pittsburgh, some months ago
They We're executed iu q drenching
rain.
THE WeIfs-Fargo iron safesat Bolton,
Tex, has been carried Off by thieves
THE Georgia Agricultural society has
adopted unaniuaous resolution urging
the reduction of cotton acreage and di-
vsrsifed crops.
TIE Arkansas house OF representa-
tives has passed the bill preventing
preferences in assignments.
TENNEssEE will abolish the cOnv5et
lease system, bald new prison and
work the men on state account
AT a coss of std, 500 the5city author-
tiles have purchased the oCiarksville
CTenu-) water works
GEN- p. &. II BEAUHEGAED died at
New Orleans on the Goth loE heart Eail-
ure
JLd BRow0- jeff Harrison and Dick
Harrison, whites, have beer. arrested at
birmingham. Ala. for train robbing
near Pieamont, Ala, last Octoben
FRESH water in great volume e4as
been struck at "a depth OF LQo0 fset
near Portland, Tex, in the midst of the
arid region
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HOT wOR0s

A roPuIEst EdItaF SCORES the HepubIIeuna-
CoEporatiuusr tilo Militia ana tins shaw
nee Couzty =hFrII
IlJs Asss1iated press publishes what
purpoFts 70 be the subsLa1ee cf q state=
meur approved iu the main Gy Gov
LewelliuE- of the e1esct situation ct
iopetz1 and tGelcau=es and -lnimus of
the recent 1roublous times at the state
capitol tt was prepared FOR the Tope-
iza Advocate and following are its main
leuturess
NOW that egnrarlriFe quletuezs .eus aud
llegL t1 believe Iulr they have rlileI tleir
point. it VII bee wen to make inquiry aud Eote
such Inquiry win sstsb.i-h tbat-thr rapaIis,s
have never lc=- sight ~ TIE ono srelt essential
secure IN iis postum That essential i7 ''tla
presarTa-igu OF the paDuL.-r H1lse
no suppress tlLa. 40 destroy &c. 60 wipe l- out
.- eAi7lrn e. was i.e ---slltral5 A-a isr fa.-1l-
inr purpose OF rhe rlp-ul. clu=- when they pre-
cuLate- The. late ilel7restiua- Gould .+usg
have s-galuu-l-let tHe suppression OF that
of Guy reform Legislation They know tlat
laws passed hv the-as-Istauc uI lnat house are
valid Tuey suUv -uut tho -uUreule court lhat
1EuuLa declare Otherwise uuu-d uaEe ro reverse
gu respectful president .-znEa1.etl --se--- 20
She uazes- partisan demands ana la-r. @ war 1f
public Indignation uup1r1-lel since NH- days
when lLe notorious ~ ud-a llesiillu was fol-
lowed 90 The sc-ra-l hg an outraged people
where they beat him 's- -.ii5t1-es ia make him
l-eeuir and then eEuitea 40 lli= just bus s1oeiz-
iu- e-ecutiou-
Corporate greed ls aasermiHea % prevent thl
enactment OF ll- refarm measures of Iue p1uL-
li5fE- no supreme court lu these days of 7u7-
-plgI8a and illputltIaEs aaallzr tHe Integrity OF
colrus cares 20 assume She .sualsl uilfr ai dee
gllrlu~ those laws void Dle happy solution
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