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WAN 40 Ir -.
Ja0ss d Dssly Dssviag Ne Chl.sss ysts
nsle.

Jaoas = daily Dssviag Ne Chiasss ysts
nsls.
SHANGHAI, Oct. "A dispatsh from
Chemulpo OCT. 3, says thsrs vess u jap.
ansss transpoets IN the harboe, and that
since Sept. "a the Japanese had landed
7,soo troops and rs coolies.
Ths Dispatch odds that the defsnoss Of
Seoul are bslne strengthened and The sas.
rissa sslnsceesd b. 1000 Japansss treeps.
N anticipation of hostile dsmeustratioa
b. Coeesn insurgents.
A Chsmulpo dispatch says that, vhils
on the march, even the private Japausss
soldisrs pay the Cossans for svssything
obtained from them. The daily sxpsnss
of the operations Of the Japauess army 10
said Ito b a,0oo.0oo yen. Advises from
Chemulpo say the Chinese sscently cru.
eiaed two japanese prisoners and BE-
hssdsd two wounded soldiers found In an
outpost hospital which bod bssn husrisdiy
abandonsd.
ITALY ovyEns 10 ARnrTRArE.
PARs, Oct. A dispatch from Rene
says that the Italian minister ct Pskin
has addsssssd Q note 10 China. as the ~
quest e hss eevsrnmsnt, inviting con-
fsrsacs With Japan In an sndsavoe 10 end
the vas. and offering his own ofless "a
e6sct snoh au assAnesmsnt.
II y also stated that the eeoegAl e tAs
Sesuite hAs ssnt . msmorial 10 the peps
asking him 10 uss his iuflusnee With ths
European powers 10 terminate The war.
ADVANCING ON MouKDRH.
LONDON, Oea "A dlspateh ftem
Shanghai says The second Japausss army
b Fspostsd 70 have crossed The YAlu river
and to b advancing upon Neukden,
which n b believed viii soon fall, - the
Chiness ars rspeetsd in . cendltiea q d.
usoealisstiou.
1L4KDINo THE PUMPKIN PArHs.
6aAx0aAi, Ost. e.-Ths Chinese havs
hleeksdsd the mouth q the rivse lsadine
up 10 Foo Chow, and vessels bound fus
that port must now diseharss thslr eas.
eoss as Sharp Peak. No couGrmatiou
has been received hsrs Of the report that
the japanese have effected . landing nsas
Port Arthur. Il b reported from Pskiu
that The tAx On goods 10 aud from the In.
tssies VIII psobably b largely incssassd
10 provide var funds. Tue vieeeoy hal
rsQussssd sals 0sssAAnts 10 eeotribste ID
~ was expsnses. II b expected Sy0oQ0(
tssosvin - saissd ~ thss 0eaas.
THsy'ns ALL 1ionT.
WAsIux0ToN, Oes. "A eabisgssm W.
rsesivsd to-day from Unitsd States Coz
sul G. Jernigan at Shanghai. China, stat
Ing that two Japanese students arrested
In Ssptembsr On the charge Of being spIss
and sspoetsd 10 have bssn bshssdsd, On
alive snd being well treated.
HoNoxoNo. Oct. "a dispatch ftesu
Foo Cheo sAys the river hes heea elsssd
foe shipplns. Fec Choo, oee oe ths tssaAv
ports Il China, and the capital ee III
province es Foe Ken. 70 situated sbsut q
miles from the mouth of The Min river
Foo Choo has . naval arsenal, an arsenal
ship yard and . school OF navigation.
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Hs WANTS PAv ron IT.

Nssh yssAsssskssa ssys ns u - Anesss
60 WAsa Dsssls 1as Abossa-
WASHINGTON, OeG A-Mlshelaasa ysoo.
ssiehsea, claiming 10 b an Ansgisaa -
issn, Who was ssissd and tmpsissosa -
Russia and aftsevards mAds his essaoA.
eallsd st the state dspartmsat today n
flarthsranes of hls claim fee an indsmnl1v
foe illeeal arrest. Rrsdarieksoo asasgls
b was bern On ship6oard in Hsgu1nn
watess, q . swedish lAthse ard . haAc.
heeed EsQuimaux mothee. He resf1e1 h
Alaska vhsa thss Territory was asQuise1
b. TIE United Statsss and - beoAme -
Amseiean eitissa.
He vas at sehoel In Chisaeo duRine ~
hoyhood and returned thsse daring IL
worlds fair b wegk - . maeAinlBt. ~
that time b tsek est nAtufaltsAa1sa -
psss but 70 msst tAs ssfusal q ~ sn1Aess
itiss in Alaska 10 Feeagnine hls ei1isanp
ship. .tl-.
In Russia last winter - vas sssssls1
and imprisoned - dassRtee. LAAee -
IVES sst ftss aud kept under snEvsillAnsA
Again b. was impsisoasd and this tins
he managed 10 escape and make hls uaV
10 New Yoek. The impesssioa conveyed
b. The man's story b that he b saessine
from case of mistaken identity. He ~
biz story to ths stats department e0sia1s,
bus - mere statement u eoss ~ msss
the rsquirsmsnts, hs Win kAse - presse .
formal complaint bsfees the dspartnaas
can act In the matter oe securing an n
demnity.
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lsviag ~ EsssDaaissa6sa pss1ssG n
eesseeeee eeeoo0y vas nooeeoasy - mako
~ appespsiastea last throueh ~ 1ssal
yeas aad, afSss lsskiag svss ths Beund,
. msshed e sseseashnsos was SeunA hv Q
rsdnstise q ths numbss of drais animals
empsoved. ~ an sedss Just issusd thsss
have hssn rsduesd from 100 70 A1ooI end
tehin9 aeeount Il the eesssspsediag ~
doeetea 10 b nsds b ths nuahse ee
tea0s@sss, hestlses and e4hse empseyss,
u b expseesd . saviaG q aheut e1ooeoo
pr Annum win b. slBootoa,
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CHILL PAYS UP.

She Settles for The Danags she DID
rears Ago.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4MThe Chilean GOV.
ernmsnt has paid int 70 state depart.
msnt e2l 5,56l.a6. the al Uount Of the jude.
msnt rsndsrsd by the Chilean claims
commission. The awards viii b paid
by the state department Immediately ~
follows: Central and South American
Telegraph company. s.es7.eo, W. S. s.
Wriglsy, N.S3i.S 30; Gilbert Bennett Boz.
den. oe,7S.i8; Wells. Fargo 3 Co.. STE
1873; Jennie r. Read, ei,0ei.0s; Edward
C. Duboise, S1l7 ,l70.4O.
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.LADHOFF'S READY GUN
The stats introduced Some Very
strong Gvldenos Against the
Prisoner vssterday-Death
Of q Poor Woman.

Special Dispassh b ths Standard
LIVINGSTON, Oct. a-fank LAdho& of
Red LodGs ives placed On trial for bic life
In the district court this mornins. The
crime with which the prisoner stands
changed 10 the murder Of Pet Canneu, In
Martin Johnson's saloon as Red Ledge
last June. LAdhoR is . cowboy, while his
victim was coal miner.
The prosecution placed several Wit.
nsssss on the stand this Afternoon. Al
Though the evidence thus far adducsd 10
very damaging. the defense claims 70 b
shae 10 change the entire aspect Of the
ease hy introducing witnesses who viii
swear that ct the time The fatal shot vac
fred Cannon was rushing upon LAdho6
With large knife, usins the oppression,
slu cut your out" From the
evidence thus far adduesd b. the state u
appears that Ladho6 and several coal
minses we're gambling In Johuson's -.
loon. Cannon sat watching the game and
accused Ladho6 OF cheating. Ladho6
called Cannon liar. Quit the game and
went 70 the bar.
Shestly aStseward Csnnea and Q Fin.
lander engaged IN . druuksn wrsstls on
the door ef the ssloea. Cannon was very
drunk. Some Of the bystandsrs wanted
10 separate the men. Ladho6 then
mounted chair and With Q revolver In
each hand, declared hs would kill the Arst
man who intsrfsrsd. Finally Cannon
said hs would give up and was left lying
o. the noor. whsrs hs fell into drunkeu
sleep of hours' duration. Upon wakina
be eos up and sas down in Q chair by the
slds Of LAdho6. They talked foe . mo-
msut and then started for the bar. With
out saying . woed LadhoR pulled . gun,
aud taking . step toward Caunen, showed
the mussls almost against his faes and
nrsd. The bullss catered The sys and
Canuon fsll over haekvasds. dead. Lad
ho6 then vent 70 the city marshal's houss
aud gave himself up, saying that when be
ilred Cannon was coming toward him With
katie In hts hand. Ths witnesses saw
No knife IN Csnnen's hands. hat saw an
unepsnsd jaek knife later lying b. the
side oe the dad body.
During the trial Lsdhofrs wife and
thFse ehildrsu, the youngest but babe ai
its methsr's breast, sat b. the prisonss'a
-. - -
AAe s'elock last night while Mrs. John.
go, eoleesd, was sitting IN . chair at
homo she was ssissd With an attack oi
lung hsmorrhags and fell forward on hes
facs dsad. Her husband went to Bose
man last spring - the mascot for the
LivIngston ball team. He robbed . Chi
nese restaurant whils there. was arrested
and given 30 days In jail. After serving
out his sentence ho vent to Brsiuoed
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he WANTED TO Dc A POLICEMAN.
The s4as which He wsass q . n1g Gee
fhSt Ne Bought.

Ihst Ne BeughG
NEW YoRK, Oct. a-Ths Lexew police
investigation committee rssums1 vork W
day. Among the crowd In the osust room
were several police captains, whose fsess
bad not besn seen thsrs before. 4 host
Of fresh witnesses were also - hand, lns
eludine Q man who wanted 10 b poliee-
man and was swindled In Vie sttempt, IN
ironmoldsr who says hs was robbed b. .
policeman, and an smateur deteetive who
will have lots to cay about the scandal In
the Essex Market police court.
Agent ForRsl Of the French steamship
line testified that his company peh 900
to the police for extra services. The
policemen on the pier were paid no q
week, and $500 went to the other poliee Of.
lcials. Ons Of the eompaay's bosks,
Which was produced, showsd that in
NovsmbsF, 1891, $500 had beeu paid fos
"spsciai surveillance on the pier" vorssl
could not rsmsmbsr to whom ths money
wNs pAid.
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DEATH IN THE MINE.


Avfsl Dlssssss b shsnskis. Pssn-
syivaniA
6RANoxIx, Pa, 0et. s.-By su sxplo-
siea iu Tie Lake Fidlsr miss shsit, eus
nan vas killed aud four ethses impeis.
coed With No avsuus oe sesaps. Ths
shaft n O flrs. Yffsy.flvs voekmsn
vsss taken out alive.
9uAnsorru. Pa. Oet. a-The Are startatI
IN IN airvav Of No. shast 40 ~ nISat
a.d irvin Ruin nstou. vhom the eoiiies
elnoials h.,id reepousjb,e foe The dsaster.
= dea6.
Ceor.s Hrown. n minsr. his poliab
Aslnse. Anthanv RohareIkv. n dr,vsr -,
anS aresher Po,ish Iahosce. srs An ~
miss "a No bope 70 ea,sessined Tor re.
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hg'o A vsRv SICK MAN.
Bsssia's Rsiss Nay Eisk Ne Dssks'
Any Me0snt.

81. PEEERsBuRo. Oct. s.-N b under.
stood that u the csas decides, - b fully
sxpeetsd. upon Q form Of rsesney during
his absence from Russia, the esarswiteh
win mot b appointed regent, but win b
entrusted hv special dsslasatioa u ths
essr 9th The dirscttea of stats affairs.
Ths title q regent will b carefully
svoiaedsliJ
pd mo ExoU0H YEr.
BRRIu, Oct. a-Profsssoe Lsydso, ths
spsolaliA rseeatly In attendance upoa The
esar, soyps 'sThe esAf has . powerful eou.
stitutioa and still wsighs go peunds.
thoush b hes isst Assh sines Jaa. I, aad
b should b ahls 10 make Q eood 6ehs
against the disease with favorable elt
matte inausness, - st Corfu Or the islaud
Of Madeira. and without unfosssssa eem-
plieatiens b may recover.
IRIS PECULIAR.
"Ths ilinsss Of the csar y peculiar. His
principal trouble is arsnulatsd eontrac.
tion Of tho kidneys, In which The kidnsys
become bard and change thsis tiasus, b.
sidss being subject 10 strophy. This b
aesompanisd by hypsrtrophy sf ~ heart.
rssulting from tue eulafgsmeat oe its
muscular tissus. This lattsr leods 70
bessthins dinleulty and u often vssy pain.
full. the spasms bsins complicated hy nts
Of unconsciousness. THIS b The cose With
the esaF. There 10 no dropsy, howevse.
Dlabstss In the preliminary stage hes D.
clarsd itself, but Il 10 sympathstie and IN
seeempanimsnt Of the main trouhls.
When furthse advanosd this frsQuently
results In partial o. entire paralysis.
NO IMMEDIATE DANCER.
"Thus far, however. there does not ap,
pear to be any immediate danger with ths
csar. The most important requirement
10 total abstinence from mental worry,
and on this point the csar has been found
exceedingly dificult to convince. The
patient should also have plenty Of sleep
and food digestion should be regular.
This. with open air exercise and good
climatic conditions, is ell that 10 nsces.
sary TO effect cure. Under tho most
favorable circumstances, however. the
disease 10 OF lengthy duration, possibly
years, and the results are most uncsr-
tain"
Referring TO the prospects Of q regency
In Russia Professor Leyden remarked
''Thc question Of the appointment Of q
regent was discussed at Spalain In my
presence but no decision was reached
Professor Leyden concluded that regency
will become necessary, howev er, IL cure
is to be effected.
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0svsrnsr Hughes sf Arissss Protests
Agaisss Beth.

osvsrnsr Haghss % Arissss Protests
Agaiast Beth.
WARRINGTON, Oct. e.-Strons peetests
against the rsturn Of GsFonimo 70 Afi.
soma and against tho liquor trailae in that
territory are made In the annual report Of
Governor Hughes 10 the ssesstary q the
interior. made public to-day. The report
cemmsnts on the absence OF the distress
prevalent In other sections; Il shows that
two years Of drouth. resulting In The loss
Of 80 per cent. Of the range eattls IN the
territory. were followed BY . general ~.
cupsration Of the stock indurstsy. The
closing Of the silver mines resulted IN an
increased gold production and The dsvsl-
opmsnt Of the gold resources, With pres-
pset, says the govsrnor, that Arlsons win
sooa become . larger produces thaa any
other territory OF state. Tho gold output
was ea.0eo, 80; silver. q .O0, 800; copper,
AO,eo, 800 pounds, for tho year.
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IT'S A BIO ONE.
a Strike That Throws Nearly Twsnty
Thoasaad People Idle.

NEW YORK, Dot. "a general strike Of
cloak makers numbering nearly 10000,
was innugurated to-day. About 1000 fin.
ishcrs and operatives will be forced out Of
work within o day or two. The strike
committee has agreed that no settlement
can be made. with manufacturers until
they sign bonds giving real estate security
for their good faith. II was further agreed
that no union man commence work until
all the manufacturers come to terms.
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JONES 10 ALIVE.
His Wife Thought He Was Dead Hut He
wasn',.

PrTTsBrRG. Oct. "a suit by Mrs. Mar.
tha Jones to recover SO, ,0Oo from the fidcl.
ity Mutual association on the policy on
the life Of her husband. was brought to q
remarkable termination to-day. The de-
fense produced deposition and photo
graph Of the supposed dead man. showing
he is now living in England. Jones dis
appeared in December. 1889. A few days
later Mrs. Jones identified the body Of q
railroad victim as that of her husband.
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DUDEs AND scovNpRsLs.
Dsitish 00ssss Whs Nssdlssms nssspus.
efna A - n~n.~~v

Dritish 00ssss Whs Nssdlssus lssspus.
ssss A. - Dsssssy.
Dunllx, Oct. s.-rhs eass q Xathlssa
0'Denovaa and Annie pesunsod, ~ ~.
want sisls who, last July, sAaeus1 ssstaia
o02esss q The eassirsa u BisS Win -.
sault, vas rsopsnsd hv Judes Cassan -.
dAy, and Issve vss ersnts1 "a ser1 q -
ssand jury . blu ehsrs Ing Csptaln Asn-
stsonR ard Llsatsnaass Mssgs. cihssa
and Saundsss With indecent asaanlt.
In describing The assAnlt Annis De-
mond said she lived ~ Bir hassaeks . .
servant oe Ssresant.Majoe Hea. On ~
night q July II shs vens 70 bsd q -
e'eloet. With KathIesn O'Dsuevun, .an1
bsfses doinG % shs Locked ~ 1sse q -
paesago oommuntoating With ~ ~
room. She hoard The nolso oe ~ -.
esss besakiae Into The passags sad -
up and drssssd. When thsy haA hrskea
the bedroom door she broke u VinAoV
and screamed cut for the guard.
Saundses caught bald e Ka1Alssa
UDooovan and pat his hand asouDd ~
nsck, and sfssewasd aostAss j0esfthsvsa
hse Into ths hsdeoea an1 80 lninAo6.
Armstsuog afteewasd indssent1y se1uD6
Kathleen O'Donovsn. Somsbsdy tn
esisd that the suAsd vas eooins, asd thsy
Ill vsnt away, aftss shasine Ne twe eisls
around the room.
whsa The efaesss vsss pesvisssly q.
saignsd ea the eharEs. The tslal saAa1
vitheus . dselslsa bsing readseeA, ~
eeuss bsins dividsd upea Tie susssisa =
~ guilt q The deesndasts. an1 csc pesa1a
q having bssasht the sharRss se.isss ~
emesss ths sisis wses dismisssa fFeo tAsts
smplovmeat, a1d the sdjutaas geassal -.
dsesd that shsy b not allowed - sssids
within the garrison.
Ths Grand Jury to-day found tsus biils
against w. aeoussd ofRoses.
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BLACK HAWKS GREAT VICTORY.
Here 10 aa Itsn That the YislA Buysrs
win 1saA.

Mere 10 ~ 1een Ihos the 1iol4 0uyofS
win 1saA.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Ths chisf features
Of the racing to-day were Maid Mariau's
Ave furionss record run and The victory
Of Black Hawk In the handicap at nvs fur.
loogs, % odds ranging from 100 to 100 10
I, while - high % 800 to was laid b. one
q two vsnturesome bookiss.
Five furlones-Maid Marian won, Hugh
Penny second, lola third; time, :ssX. Six
furionss-Sufaeisnt won, Sabrino colt sec.
ond, April Fool third; time, 1:l0x. Six
furlones-NaGician won, Bssndywins ssc.
ond, Hslma third; time, 1;l0H. Five fur.
longs-Black Hawk won, Jack Of Spades
second, Psacsmaker third; time. 80.
One miis-Livs Oak won, Adslbsrt sec
ond, Victorious third; time, :3ok. One
mile-Setauket won, Lustre second, Re.
straint third; time, 1854.
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oe wants 70 merry the aoehsR of He
chiidren 80 He ssys.
BuDA PEsTH. Oct. 9.-Count Hermann
zichy, member Of the lower house Of the
Hungarian diet, has written letter from
New York to his constituents, saying no
has emigrated to America In order to
start new life. The counts family do.
nounced him because he adopted the
Unitarian faith in order to be able to
marry the mother Of his children, who was
formerly singer, known on the stage 40
Mile. Baviere.
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WHEELER HAS WHEELS.

He Accepts the Third Psrty's Nsnina-
tics IN New York State.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The third party OF .
meeting this evening at the offices Of z.
N. Shepard, decided to nominate the fol.
lowing ticket: For governor. Everett p.
Whcslcr, OF New York city; for lieutenant
governor, Daniel W. Lockwood, Of Buffalo !;
for Judge Of the court Of appeals, Charles
p. Brown, Of Orange county. Everett p.
Wheeler has announced his acceptance Of
the nomination. Shepard says Messrs.
Brown and lockwood also accepted the
nominations.
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rHURsroN AoRGEs TO IT.
He WIN Meet Bryaa 70 Talk On silver II
Nebraska.

OMAHA, Oct. e.-John N. Thurston for
the rspuhlioans, and Consssssman
Bryan tor the democrats ere 10 engage in
. series Of debates on the relative merits
Of the rsspsctivs parties on silver. Aftss
. lengthy coersspondsncs Thurstou
to-day acceptsd Bsysn's challsnss
and named Oct. 16 at Lincoln
and 10 st Omaha, and hss further said ,
"Ths debate 10 proceed In an Arguments
tive manner, neither speaker to b inter.
rupted oe questioned By his opponent o.
any other person. The miner details 10
b arranged by . committee Of six.
hereby name Hon. J. C. Whatton, Hon. b.
d. Slaughter and r. S. Hall % nom
bers Of such committee"
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PRINTERS IN SESSION.


OF Asstings.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. AIT to-day's ssssiea
Of the International Typographical unisa
sx-Presidsnt HiRains Of the Local Typo
graphical union delivered . speech on the
per capita tax question. but it vas not ~
ceivsd with much favor. An amendment
was offered that the time Of the meetings
be changed from the first Monday In DC
tober to the first Monday in September.
This caused q heated debate, resulting in
tho defeat Of the amendment. The next
question Of importance was that of
changing the per capita tax according to
the earnings OF the men. II was decided
to leave the matter with the local unions.
The delegates were driven this after.
noon TO the school for the blind, the only
place in the United States where publica.
tions for tho blind are printed.
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THREsHINo HANDS ON STRIKE
The Men In tn, Gaiiatin Ask for Q
Higher Rate of Wages.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
BozEMAS, Mont, Oct. "a strike OF
considerable importance TO the ranchmen
of the valley was inaugurated here this
morning when about 80 men refused TO 20
out threshing at the usual wages Of si.5o
per day. They demanded s., which with
wheat at 10 cents, oats and barley at 90
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WORKING FoR ANACONDA !.
aslssa's Asstings Have Desc IAis Tswa
No Harm
Rne,i>l Nlannfeh IN fhA aknnAarh

bp0ciN D15paSch 70 th6 btAnd4fd
COLUMBUS, Mont. Oct. "A Helena
for.the-capital meeting was held here last
night, over which h. Countryman presided.
The speakers were Hon. w. e. Cullen, G.
C. Newman and Judge ]. n. Clsmsnts.
The speeches consisted wholly Of abusing
Marcus DAILY and the Anaeonda Mining
company, and were the means Of making
the many Anaoonda supporters stronger
In their belief and materially weakening
the Helena advocates. The attempt 10 o.
eaniss Helsna-foe.ths- Capital club mse
with dismal failurs, about Q dossu names
bsing signed and . portion Of them Sign
Ing - Jest. Hsisna's capital boomers
ere doing GOOD work ia this section foe
Anaconda.
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NEW YORK, Oct 9.-The steamship New
York will take out to Europe tomorrow
SAC. 600 ounces Of silver aud $1,000 Mexi-
can dollars.
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There 10 brief cessation noticeable in the
TRADE Of the free traders, asserting that the
manufacturers were cutting down wages in
order to create hostility to the Wilson bill.
Another noticeable fact in this come ction
is that Congressman Stevens, Democratic
member Of the committee which framed the
Wilson bill, at first shut down his mill and
has now resumed with general cut down
of wages amounting to Is per cent. Yet
We cannot think that this fact had any in
tiuence in checking the widespread assertion
that shut downs and cut downs were made
according to some preconcerted plan among
the tariff robbers" Facts, it is well
known, are stubborn things and the free
traders will not consider them, much pre-
ferfing theories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12

death to the rich man" was the promi-
nent sentence in the warnings posted by
anarchists or practical iokers upon the
houses of several New York millionaires
one night last week. Surprising it the work
of anarchists it only serves to make more
pronounced the mischief of these pests
and enemies of law and order. The
millionaire is already far removed from
the common people by the nature Of the
life he leads and the conditions which sur
round his not altogether desirable existence.
Such senseless deeds as posting warnings
on the milionaire's portcullis only serve to
render his castle more inaccessible, his
heart harder, his greed more cruel but also
lessen the Inducements for him to accom-
plish good from out of his abundance and
can possibly serve no desirable purpose.
The poor mans enemies are too often found
among his professed friends.