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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-27


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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-27

That's the reason every
one gets it in abundance.
We offer none. We only
want to tell you a fact, and
leave it to your considera-
ton. 1t is this.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-27


senators and Representative.
There are many members Of the lower
house and a few of the upper who habit
uallv seek counsel of their newspaper
friends before deciding u9on any impor-
tant line Of action. these newspaper
writer's often being men Of longer ex-
per3ence and better judgment than the
Statesmen themselves. Besides there are
the newspaper men who write speeches
for congressman. Not as much Of this
81 done as one would think from the talk
about st, but it does nevertheless happen
now and then shat statesman induces
one Of his newspaper friends to put a
speech together for him.
a New Gladiator.
The tariff battle Of last week brought
to the front a new gladiator ia the arena
Of debate. Nothing finer than the per
Torrance of BOurke Cochran in that
bout has ever been seen here. Mr.. Cock
rams reputation as an orator was fixed
long ago. On many notable occasions
he has earned the right to rank among
the first orators of the world. But there
was some doubt as to how he would
handle himself ia the heat Of debate
whether he was ready enough with re-
tort. whether he could think fast enough
to keep pace with the rafting fire of q.
There are many men who make mag
ni6cent set speeches. but who 90 to pieces
when the pressure of cavalry raids from
the other side of the hal comes upon
them. Mr.. Cochran did not turn out to
be that kind Of a man. Payne of New
York, who wants to be governor of that
state and president Of the United States,
rode at Cochran fun tilt and was un-
horsed Then Boutele always impet-
uous and forelble, took the place of his
friend Payne. only to 60 down with him
in the dust Finally Reed the Terrible
came to the rescue and narrowly escaped
q similar fate He was not routed. but
he limped a little as ne sided of the
field
Cochran was equal to all corners. He
proved himself worthy to race ia the
same class with Thomas B. Reed, and
that means he is among the foremost de-
baters Of the world. 1t is a pity that a
man SO brilliant as to be able to excel
both as orator and debater should find
his public career drawing to a close on
account of his inability to live in peace
and harmony with the chief of the or
ganization on which he has reflected So
much lister Yet the truth is that after
this congress Mr.. Cockran's eloquent
voice is not likely to be heard ia the
halls Of the big national statehOuse on
CapitOline hill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-27

SOME Of the men who "never bother
their heads with politics. are now de-
pending GA free bread funds. etc Per-
haps, rs they bothered their heads with
politics" a little more they would md out
why their stomachs are empty
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-27

TIE "Plebeian. issued 1t Burlingame
s. not Populist periodical as its name
might suggest Its first number con-
taiua articles by Congressman Curtis.
Laura 81. Johns aud Key. A. W. Law
ranna
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25

judge. Nor is it easy to say how much
nearer the end of the tariff confusion NAV
bring it; nor how muchit might be helped
by the success of the diplomatic efforts
now in progress for introducing European
disarmament; nor how much it might be
encouraged by assurances that congress
will soon give US currency system that
will remedy the serious obstacles to in-
vestment connected with the present
unsound state of our none
tary arrangements There are
plenty of conceivable contingencies
that might at any time start up revival
of confidence and of Investment; but, at
the moment, none are distinctly in sight
and we can, therefore, only wait for de-
velopments. This may not be a situation
Immediately favorable for buying move
ment; but it certainly is not one that
warrants selling. The favorable proba-
bilities greatly outweigh the unfavorable
ones, both in number and Importance {;
and the prospective situation is one that
will have no rewards for pessimism.
Wall street was taken somewhat by
surprise this week by meeting of bank
presidents to consider whether the banks
should not help the treasury in meeting
the continued extraordinary demand for
gold for export. AS the treasury has
already lost 40, 100000 of the gold it re-
Gently borrowed and the export move
ment may possibly call for another 49,
100000 before it is satisfied, this is not
an inopportune question for the banks
to consider. Confidence is still sensitive,
and the experience of last year under
similar conditions is not forgotten; it
was, therefore, prudent to prevent
any further unnecessary drains
upon the government gold reserve,
already reduced to 81, 600, 900. With 1O0,-
100000 of specie in their reserves, the
banks can well afford to show this con-
sideration for the treasury; and the more
so as there is a reasonable proba bility
that, with the opening of the fall months,
considerable amount of gold may find
its way back to this country, thereby re-
plenishing the reserves of the banks. We
are now verging toward the season when
the interior begins to draw money from
this city for crop moving purposes. 1t is
not improbable that those Withdrawals
may prove quite important. This sug-
gests probability of higher local rates
of interest at later stage land that would
be calculated to bring gold out of the
present extraordinary European stocks of
that metal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
BANKER CLEws' VIEWS.
The Financial Outlook as Seen From
Wall Street


New York, June 23-We are now
within a comparatively few days of the
final enactment of the new tariff bill. BY
Aug. its provisions are likely to be in
operation, and the anxious problem of it's
effects will then enter the process of solu-
ton. 1t can hardly be said that Wall
street shows any deep interest in the APP
preaching event 1t is not basing any
present operations upon it; it is not dis
counting it as either a "bulln or a ''bear'
element. 1t does not deny that it must
have future effects; but ii regards those
results as so contingent upon conditions
independent of the tariff that they hardly
afford material for speculation, much
less for careful investment 1t is
conceded that the new act will remove
the ostenSible reason for suspense which
has so long kept business stagnant. Wall
streets attitude at the moment is a wait
ing one, so as to see how things will drift
when the new conditions take effect
Some things will then have a GER
tainty which they now do not posses.
Prices of all kinds of products and of
labor will be found to be very exception
ally low; and there will be no longer any
questions of tariff to throw any doubt
upon that condition of cheapness
being more or less permanent. A
state of exceptionally low values is al
ways, when it is supposed TO have
touched the bottom level, favorable TO in
vestment. 1t is an accommodation to the
reduced purchasing ability of consumers;
it is favorable to the undertaking of new
enterprises, TO the repair and extension
OF industrial plant, to the purchase of real
estate ana the construction of new build
ings; and it affords the best opportunity
for undertaking large works of a corpor-
ate and public character With the
enormous amount of capital now held idle
and yielding almost no return, it is
hardly conceivable that these condi-
tions of extraordinary cheapness can
much longer fail to have their nat
ural effect of forcing this unemployed
wealth into investment. Its owners
are not putting their means largely into
existing stocks or bonds il is therefore
reasonably inferable that they are wait
ing for the ripe moment for investing in
new undertakings created under the
prevalence of low values. II is simply a
question of ripeness of opportunity when
values have touched bottom; when the
general situation has lost some of its un-
certainties; when the self-curativclten-
denotes OF depression begin TO exhibit
themselves, and the country has grown
weary Of idleness, then few bold lead
ers OF capital set an example of confidence
10 the conservatives, and a process OF
sure and rapid revival sets in. That
process is now before us. How
near or how distant, IL is not easy 10
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MILITARY ORDERS,


Headquarters German Volunteers,
Savannah, June %, 1894.
The command is hereby ordered to appear
at the Armory MONDAY EVENING. June
25, at 8 o'clock, wearing fatigue caps, for drill
BY order of HENRY kOLSHORN,
. Captain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
A New Hall Dedicated.

Live Oak, Fla, June 24.-Yesterday
was gala day for Live Oak. The new
Masonic hall was dedicated. The largest
gathering of Masons ever assembled in
this town was present. The hall is fine
one. The fraternity is Justly proud of it,
Grand Secretary, Maj. A. j. Russell, de-
hvered an eloquent and instructive speech,
and eX-Grand Master Stewart of Jasper,
made speech full of wisdom and sound
Masonry.
In the afternoon, in the presence of. an
immense crowd, Senator Broome OF
Quincy, on behalf of Mrs. Worth Stevens,
presented to the Suwannee Rifles beau
tiful flag. Capt. G. j. McGeehee on behalf
Of the company accepted the flag in a
well taken speech.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
EVAN HowELLis PART.

The most significant incident bearing
upon the senatorial contest from a local
point of view is the probable candidacy
of Capt. f. P. Howell for the legislature
Capt. Howell will lead the opposition to
Judge Turner. He is a devoted friend to
Senator Walsh and will manage his in
terests at the same time Capt Howell
has not yet made any official announce
ment of his candidacy, but his closest
friends say he is almost sure to be in the
race. OF course, he will be fought by the
platform democrats and no stone will be
left unturned to defeat him on account of
his antagonism to the administration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
NOTICE.

once Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Wednesday, June Goth, 1S94.--No one will he
allowed 10 leave the quarantine station from
May LIST to November LIST without q permit
from the Board OF Sanitary Commissioners
except crew OF quarantine tug; and the crew
OF tug Will not be allowed to board any vessel
lying in quarantine, nor will they be allowed
TO engage in the work Of disinfection of yes
sells nor in the discharge of ballast
The mail man Will not be allowed TO live al
the quarantine station, but must take the
mail from the station at the head of the
wharf remaining IN his boat.
NO one will be allowed to visit the auaran-
tine station, except by permission OF the
Board OF Sanitary Commissioners
Vessels from Santos, Rio Janelro and Ha.
vana must not enter the river, but must lie
sent 10 the South Atlantic quarantine sta.
tion at Sapelo sound.
w. =. Drummer.
Sec'y Board Of Sanitary Commissioners.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
THE ROAD CONVENTION.
Delegates That Have Been Appointet
by Gov. Northern.

Atlanta, Ga, June 24.-The governor
has appointed, at the request of the Hon
Roy Stone, special agent and engineer Of
the United States Office of road inquiry
the following gentlemen as delegates tc
the road convention to be held at Asbury
Park, N. j., July and 6: Prof. c. S.
Strahan, Athens; Hon. w. F. Eve. Au.
gusta; George w. Harrison, Atlanta; j.
W. Robertson, Cornelia: H. P. Smart,
savannah; N. G. Oattis, Columbus; Prof.
j. B. HunDicut, Athens; George w.
Adair, Atlanta; w. G. WILDLY, Atlanta
HalsJead Smith, Rome; J. L. Underwood,
Camilla; w. A. HUFF, Macon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
County Delegates Chosen.

Yulee, Fla, June 24.-According TO a
call of the democratic executive commit
tee yesterday there was primary cleo
ton held here for the purpose of selecting
delegates TO the county convention to be
held at Callahan June 20. The following
delegates were selected unanimously: j.
c. Wilson, h. II. Jones. r. Il. Braddock
w. b. Houston, j. Hughes c. A. Snow
ball, }. w. White The Kelly faction re-
fused to participate in our meeting, and
Will send up contesting delegation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25

once Commissioners Tor Public Printing
Atlanta, Ca, June /, ls94.-Sealed proposals
for doing the public printing, as provided in
section ,04O or the Code of 1882, for the next
ensuing two years, will be received at the
office OF the Secretary of State in Atlanta
Ca, for thirty days from this date.
All necessary blanks will be furnished
upon apple alton to the Secretary of State
Atlanta, Ga,
A. D. GAMBLER, Secretary of State,
VIM. A. WRIGHT, Con. General
R. U. HARDEMAN, Treasurer,
Printing Commissioners
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
sEAsONABLE ARTICLES.

Salt Water Soap, indispensable to seaside
bathers. Borated Talcum and Boractne for
prickle heat. Imported and Domestic Bay
Rum. Cupid's Almona Cream for sun burns.
Melderma instantly dispels the dtsagreeable
odor arising from Precipitation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
THE LINES DRAWN.

The lines are already drawn. The anti
administration people have drawn their
dirks on Judge Turner and will fight him
to the bitter end. From the best infor-
nation Senator Walsh will receive the
support of this faction in the absence of a
more radical exponent of anti admistra-
ton sentiment. Senator Walsh has not
announced his candidacy for the long
term, and may not make any formal dec
laration on account of the activity of this
radical element in his behalf his hope
being largely built on the probability of
deadlock between Judge Turner and the
other candidates.
The sorehead element first showed
their hand against Judge Turner last
week, by throwing discredit upon the in
vitation of the chamber of commerce to
him asking him to speak here next Sat
urday. 1t was asserted that Judge Tur-
ner's friends in Washington were behind
this invitation, and were trying to use the
chamber of commerce, but this under
thrust has put the business men and the
members of the chamber of commerce on
their mettle, and has made new friends
for Judge Turner among conservative
men,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
SPECIAL NnTlCES.
PROPOSALS FOR OILS AND GREASE

PROPOSALS FOR OILS AND GREASE.
City of Savannah, Department of Water
Works, June 10, lS94.-Bids will be received
at the Office OF the Clerk of Council until
twelve (l2l O'Clock m. the Goth instant for
furnishing Illuminating and lubricatng oils
and grease for water works department for
twelve months Bids must be sealed and
marked, Proposals for Oils and Grease, y on
outside envelope.
JAMES MANNING.
Superintendent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
TURNER TO Be KNITTED.
One Of Atlanta'S Factions Laying for
Him With Drawn DirkS.

The Anti-administration Element
Bent on Keeping Him Out of the
Senate-Capt. Evan P. Howell in the
Ranks Of the Congressman's Foes.
Senator Walsh Trying to Avoid An
tagonizing Either Faction.
Atlanta, Ga, June A.-The settlement
Of the fight for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton has shifted political interest to the
senatorial contest, and before this week
IS out, unless present indications exagger-
ate the true situation, an exceedingly
warm campaign will be on with Congress
man Turner, Mai. Bacon, Senator
Walsh and Col Garrard as lead
ing participants. Already things
are shaping up here for a deter
mined fight on Judge Turner by the anti
administration element. At the same
time Judge Turner has strong and en-
thusiastic following from both the ad-
ministration and Observation-Disclosures
elements on account of his broad states
manship and answering integrity, and
the movement that is being worked up
by that peculiar faction in Atlanta,
which is relentlessly opposed to anything
and anybody not at loggerheads with
President Cleveland and his administra-
ton is sure to be net with an enthusi-
astic reception when Judge Turner makes
his appearance here onthe stump next
Saturday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
Congress street and Bull street branch.
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M
PROvEMENT co.
Savannah. June 21 1se4.

Savannah, June 81, 1894.
The Board Of Directors have this day de-
clared semi-annual dividend of S1.75 per
share u per cent per annum) on Series A
and B, payable on and after July 10th, 1894
The board passed a resolution also to pay
Sl.00 zone dollar per share to shareholders Of
Series A, from investments in real estate,
payable as above.
Transfer books are closed from this day to
July 10th. NJ. ]. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-28
q zie mi oiczystej.
II pod MOskaIa.

z,ks'd hydropatyorny Z intsrn.-
tenn Ola choryeh - jak donosi ,G.zet.
k'eleoks" ma byc " r. b. o,warty
- OIoowle. BudynkI, mieszoz.ce 40
Pokoi i sal, So Ju. ma wyko6czenru.
OoJeoie gsownego zsrzsdu mad uowym
zsk'sdem kurscyjnyu zs-proponowano
de. Reec.niowsklemu. z~yczy6by sobis
n.lsaaio, ably z otwsrciem novel leczni.
~ 1 drogs dojszdowa ulegl. gruntow-
uej naprswie.
- W nSt. Pet. Wiedomostiach" CIV.
my, ae Rad niemiecki ccfnss zskaz
IA "rzesnia r. z. ~dotyozscy ogrsnicze6
W 'Prawie udzielsnis bilstow legityms-
OyJuyCh Ds PrzeJsoie gr.nicy przsz
pr'ykomorek d~sorowski, Graz W spravie
prrePus1e sania praez grsnics n~.der.ui-
cznych u~ieszkshcov CUB. Krolestws.
- Sekoys rZemieslnicr. WARSAW.
sdego oddElsiu To~. pop. r. D. j b.
'gs'msd1is sic rs styczni. ma po.ie-
iLeuie hoGnie.
20 odcEytsn.u protok6iu z poprzsd.
a ego Posiedzsnls, p. Tomssz Otginov-
sH wygios'i odczyt o drzewie. Prele-
gent mo"h o rotnyoh gatuukach drrs.
Va, ~utywsnych W przemysls, 1.srsns.
vial sic nsd lch ~wartoscis, q W ko6cu
PrLeszedi do su'z,nis drze va, twierdzsc
q dsEe wo schnie iat~o wowczss. Ody
so'7te jest W PorEe zimowej, kiedy "a.
"Iera ono nsJmnieJ sok6w.
W dyskusyi wyjss iiono, te ma vet
dtEe" 20 so'ste ma wiOsus, osusty6 ,atwo.
jsteli PoEosts ~ione belize " rag 2 on.
isHsmi IA miejsod. Wo Hozss to oste.
q 9 okrywajs sic lisciem, wskutsk czeoo
EnaoEns cEesc sokcw, " drze vie zavsr.
tych, ~zostaJe zutyts. M6wiouo tak,e O
roznyoh s~Posoosoh s~uszenia drze va / O
PoEns Ssnlu drEewa us tsrg d~owiezione-
60, " Jskiej Porze zostslo sciete it'd.
Z. otwinowski zspe wied1isl druVi
odoEyt o zsstoSowsniu drzews " RE-
miosiaoh.
N~asssPnie prrystspiouo do obrsd nsd
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-28

agrenci angielscy roubijali SIC "a
organem po1obuym ma emigracyi
pplsk'ei; R,-ya stale hoduje e.
migeacye bulgarska dla zapswaie.
mia sobie ludowej pomocy ma
przysaiosc ma potwysoie Balkan.
skim; gdy zas 1t temu klka Ia
niosf sic ma wojne pouie1zy
Rosya a Austrya Aust-ya "a ma
organ zicye spiskow4 srod Pola-
kow ma predce kleiia.
Kleienis tego ro1laju nieochy-
bnie uas czeks re strouy Prus.
Msmyt wyczekiwa6, al ono przyi.
tzle2 NJ .mya zwlekaG, al nastapi
moment goracy, W ktorym ma
porzadae rzeczy urzsdzenie czasu
zbraknie i z koniecznosci znai.
dziemy sic ma fasce i nislascet
stron wojujacych?
Posiadamy wiazanie organi1a-
cyjue, ktore rozwinae i usupei liG
ualesy - rozwlna6 i uzupeini6
ak. aaeby Gala objeio Polske.
W .aziniem TEN jest Skarb Ma.
todowy. 1ustytucys ia lazy kraj
wychodztwem i dIieki swojei
Polityczno. 6aansowej naturze wy
maya ma poborc6w ludi rzetsl-
nego pstryotyzmu i n~ieposzlako-
wanei sacnoici, posiad .jacych IA.
uf,nie tax centralcego zar,adu
~poborcsego, jakotet spoiobywa-
tell W zamieszkiwanej przez mich
uiejIco woici. STA r1eczy csyni
ludzi tych rzeczywistymi, fakty.
c1nymi potrzeb i aspiracyj naro-
dowych swiadomymi prsedst ,wi.
CT lami. Polska, pod dozorem
policylnyu z~,borcow, rzetrlniej.
szel rePrezentacyi wyfoniG .e
"poteczehstwa swego ME moae.
Me mote tez do zajecia od,o.
wiedniego, W ODE przewidywa.
ny'h l oczekiwanych ewentualno-
SCI Politycznych, stanowiska PREY.
sposoblc sic inaczej. jak tylko
oguisku a, orgsnizacye okofor
Sksrbu Narodowego i wysadzajac
Z iona jeJ organ jawny j wido-
my, Postawiony przez to Same
" moanosci zastepowania W spra-
Wach natury polityczuej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-28
wv esofy Kuryerek".

nGonsec { Lskra" czdsopisnso IL ,stro.
odne, cd lat l6tu wyohod.s,e W 9
L wowie, posisds trese nIezmiern,e
ohfita' urozmaioons, p~otyteczns j pa
tryotyczuS. przyozsm ~zsmieszcza wie-
ksze mnieJsze dobre powiesci - WV
ohodzi trzv rszy ns miesiso. rWesoty
Ru1erek" jest zupeiaio oddxielnen
humorystycznem illustrowanem pismem
~wychodzi diva razy NJ miesisc - IA
Zen sedy kazdy prenumerstor otrzymu-
Je m~iesiecznie piee numer6w d~6ch
Pism. "a zdrowy ! ~prryjemuy pokarm
" ogole, q IA dobry humor i cisty dow
dip szczeg6le = redakcya porecza,
przyc.eu dodaje ae redskoya obyd~ooh
Pism prowadzona Jest ten spos6b, u
pisua te ME 50 bynajmniej loxalne leoy
'~nteresnjs oaly oga polski. Polacy
ramieszkali " Ameryoe, znsjda " Mob
wszystko, 90 tylko Ola pokrzep,en,a
ducha polskiego potrzeba, . obok p,u-
ozajeoej i~nteresuiscei p~o.ytecznej
treSoi Con al Iskry", humor i dowcip
Wesote9o Rurjerka", rozpedza il
u~iejedns teskna i o'e,ka ohwile ayoia M
obczyz lie. Prenumer.ta p6frooz
IA z przesyika do Ameryki wynos'
tylko va dolary. Nsdsyiajsc,
Prenumerate rocsua cztery dolary
otrzymaja natychmiast oprocz pism po
wytszych, ~jeszcze franco bezpfatus
Premie: trzv Obscene zeszyt Alu
s~trotoantch KLejnot $40 hunoru, satyry
8 dorc,pu pOLsk ego. Prenumsrowse
motna " katdej chwili, zalegie hume
"a, lub Poczstki powieSci ma asdsnie
kstdy nowy preuumerator otrzymuje
dsrmo. Prenumerate z Ameryki mai
dogodniej przesyiad dolsrami pspiero
wymi W listach K m Q d wa
Tub tel prleka.em pooztowym
pod adreseu:
Administracya ,Gohcd { Iskry",
LWO ", (Lsmberg)
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