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THE WAR.
xasss e Hsap 20 fslkiss. Dst xss
Mech Eighsing.

fhsss q . Hsap 20 fsikiss. Dss Xss
Mech Sishsing.
LoHDou. Oct. IA SHANGHAI dispateh
says that 70 Japansse tEunspoets and was.
ships have bsen sighted in the Gulf Of Pei
CAili. TIE news has caused great excite
msnt % Shanghai and elsewhere.
A dispatch from Shanghai to-day says
that the masters of Chinese junks which
arrived at Chss Foo yesterday report hav.
ins sighted . large nsst Of Japan
Gee transports, sssorted by warships, on
Tuesday night. THIS japanese feet was
tbsn sntsrin9 the Gulf of Pei Chill, and,
after steamina westward Tor some die.
taucs, the course oe the warships and
transports was altered to about northeast.
The Japanese 6sst numbered 20 ships
Thsir pFssenes In the Gulf Of Pei Chill
has caused the Greatsss excitement In
Shanghai. In London Il 10 beloved the
Japaness dssts 10 the force Of 5000 men
which Loft Hisoshima, the japanese head
quarters, Sept. q, under sealed orders
and under command Of FIsld Marshal
Count Ramawbo. Japanese minister oe
war.
A dispatch received at New Chwsns, In
the gulf Of Lao Tou. says the Chinese are
In full rstrsas from Aonkdsn, which 10
thrsetensd By The advaues oR she Japan
ess troops from Cossa and japanese
forces ase said y have been landing neae
Psssiel bay and not far from the Russian
Territory bosdeslnG On Corsa and The CHI
nsss province Of Aanchuria. Anoshse
report which reaches London from Shang.
hal aava n n haliovod nj Shn laffar cite
that the Chinese forces which have bssn
defending Nonkdsn have bssa hastily
summoasd from that place 70 oppose the
projsetsi Sapaness landing. either In the
gulf Of Pei Chilli o. ths gulf Of Lao Ton.
The Chinsss have bsen adding to the for.
tifoations oe New ChwanG, In antielpa-
tiou of japanese attack upon that part
or the landing In its nslehboeheod.
CHINA WANTS MoNEY.
TiKN TsEfx, Oct. &-Ths Chinese ces.
sfnmsnt has authesissd nrms here 70
raise Loan Of kl00oomo
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CLOSING pAv AT LAToMiA.
Thsss Wsss . xsahss - ossA nssss @

49,
CINCINNATI, Oct. A-The elsslnG dnv q
Latonia drew large crowd The veathss
was clear and the track feet. Two favugs
itss, two sscond choless and tvo outsidssu
won. Ths hotsl handicap, vita ssvsa
starters was the raos ee ths d.. yanAnv
and Poeohoutas coupled wsgo mado ihSs
orites at , 10 I. Lehman coupled With I
p. b vas played 81 equal odds vlih ~
sl Santa Anita. Ths start vas eeoA
Santa Anita raa last, two lengths -
hind the bunch until ths mile was vsaahsA
whom LAmlsy save him HE bad Saan6
Anita with . stroog hurst a spssA 49,
past ths ethsss aad ln . desea junps vas
leading b. two lsnsths. He gradually ~
cssassd this 10 slx In the stretch, thsa -
ssssd up and eantssvd in four lsagths
shsad se his nsld.
Seven furlooes-Dast veo. Envy 80
ed. oaishs4sp thkd, ti0s lno3< Ml1o
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weo, Az
man second. Niss caliep tAIsd, 49,
1sAeX 6ix furiones-Basse vea, 0asglo
sseend, Gath thirAs time 1flA ysusth
raes dsclassd a. Cinsinaad He4sl An>s
umn handicap, mile and ens-quaste.
Rey sl eausa Anita won, Rasaday 5000
Peoahontos third, tins 301H. eh enss
lsags-Hsesis weu. Hlu,sa " seeuoA
Sandoval third; tins -ls1k Bsss9 -
loass-Lissls wen. Equation sseeads rass
Quet third, time -.
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DIED IN HIS UNIFORM
IsEy Sad DsilA d n 0A SddAe d
HiRa
HAD SERVED HIS COUNTRY
10 70 prssumed Ne Wee Mentally
Onbaianosd 30 Ne Waneoeoo
Away and 9xpired Prom
Exposure.


Special Dlspassh b ~ ses.dasl
HAvR1, Oet. G-Martin Byyne vas fsusA
dead ON the prairie this mosnine q
point ssvsn miles from this piscs. Jsans
Brown. who was not hunting horsss, node
the discovssy and at once poti6ed thu e.
thoeitiss. Justice Mcintyre. ~ sstia9
coroner, summonsd . jury and aftse Q fun
invsstiGatIou a.vertiics was rendered tha1
deceased cams to his death through e.
posure.
Byrns was an old soldier having Ave
discharges. He had . through tiekst sro0
San Francisco to New xork and stopps1
over at this place on Monday last. he
acted strangely while In town, askine
when the boat lsft and making eshss ~
marks woich indicated mental dssanoss
ment.
When found hs had bat eas shoe sn1
was drssssd In so,dise's uniform.
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Grs.nhslxs Il R,nomins,sd.

BosToS. Oct. 6.-After the republican
state convention had adopted the plat.
form Senator Lodge moved tho renomna.
tion by reclamation OF Governor r. 4.
Greenhales. Tue motion was adopted.
Similar action was taken as to Lieutenant
Governor wolcott. William n. Oty was
nominated by acclamation for secretary
Of the commonwealth and Henry NJ. Phil
lips treasurer and receiver and Gen. John
W. Kimball was nominated auditor; II.
NJ. knowlton. attorney general. Governor
Greenhalge addressed the convention.
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Sasw In The 0aliaeln.
,acial Dianafch 10 tho Hknndnrd.

BoxENAS, Oct. &-Ths ranchmsa efthe
Gallatin valley hare had . vssy vst III
for making progress In the threshine q
their crops. and the past week has hssa
the most trying Of the seasoa. Aftsr
several rainy days Friday morning lootsd
bright and clear, and all day ranehmsa
we're hauling out ''erews" to again corr
menes operations this morning. Day.
light this morning, however, showed Ave
inches OF snow covering the valley. while
on tho foot hills, the winter wheat districA
was under coat of6 to 10 inches Of whitss
ness. and even with no moro storms n
will bs at least three days before the grain
will be dry enough to thresh, and prohs
ably much longer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-07
SLAUGHTER OF ARABS.
It Was Gel uins Bu,chery In the Congo

LONDON. Oct. G.-The Exchange Tcle-
graph company announces that the Afri-
can mail has brought news Of serious fight.
ing between Arabs and Beigians IN the
Congo state. 1t is alleged the Belgians
claimed q truce after heavy fighting, and
then hemmed in the Arabs and massacrcd
them wiihou, quarter.
Another account says the Arabs. COM
manded by Chief Ramiliza. after truce
agreed upon a conference, which was
eventually commenced, but almost imme-
diately afterwar1 tho Arabs powder ma.
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40 TO the TARIFF.
caslisls Hss ussa Tins Tsylsg 10 y1x
u %.

WARRINGTON, Oct. e.-lt 10 stated q
the treasury that Secretary Caslisle vssy
likely wili decide to-day - 10 whsa the
sections u the wool sehsdule os the new
tars6 aet relating 70 esosls eahss thaa
these generally known ~ The maaufac-
turss a .ssa1sas, Win 70 Into slRset. Il 10
peobabae The secretary will deflne bic
position 10 . telegram 10 b sent 10 the
eollsctoes ssnsrslly az 10 the board oe
general appraisers at New York. The ssc.
rotary viii hold that tho entire weolsn
sehsduls viii 90 into effect Jan. I, teo6.
thus sustaining the New York board sad
collector Ut Baltimore.
II is learned also that the secretary Ia.
day. In . lstter 10 Collsctor Nlllsr of the
internal revenue bureau, viii decide that
In view Of the insuruountable dilneultiss
In the way Of putting Into opseatioa The
free alcohol section oe the new oct, that
nothine further shall b done in ths mat.
tse until congress ussts again in 6sp
tomboe.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-The Giants have
now secured three consecutive victories
over Baltimore. and with one more the
Temple cup becomes theirs Tor one year.
Fully 5000 people were on the grounds
to-day. There were several brillian, plays.
Baltimore, l; New York. 4.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-07

CiScISSArI. Oct. 6.-Judge Lurlin Of the
United States circuit court to-day refused
10 interfere with th. sentence Of Julge
sage. committing eX-CGitel States Dis
irict Attorney William ". Burnett to jall
for six months FOR contempt Of court.
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easius sxplodsd. Ths eaussd both sidss
10 ssspeee tssaehesy and 0shtias was ~
sunsd. 1he AsAhs were surFoundsd on
al ssdes b tAs HslGlans end wsss nsasiy
all msssaersd. Chief Rumillsa sssspsd,
has majosity os his followers pssishsd.
Oves % eAisss wsso uumbsssd as1aus the
slA1n. The Bslsians captured 900 Lakhs
With theis property.
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DIXON AND oRiPPo.

fhsy WIN Try csnsiasisss ia tAs nina
ssSa.
PHILADELPHIA, 0et. G-Tom 0f1enrkA
manager Of George Dixon, the ehamp1sa
fssthrrweieht Of the world, and Waltae
Campbsll. rsprsssntins Young GsilBo. -
day siensd articles for . ashs b nnisA
fos 5000 side at catch weights. the sous
test 70 take plaes before the club eesriao
the largest purss.
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pES MoINEs. Oct. GA fire at Adel to.
day destroyed the opera house and some
other buildings in The business portion.
Loss $500 TO $1,000; insurance one.
half. Fifteen horses were burned.
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BosToN, Oct. 6.-Arrangements were
to-day consummated for o match race
between Alix and Directum at Mystic
park Oct. IL for . side stake OF $500,
with $4,000 added by the track association.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-07
WILSON ON THE STAND.
No ssys Ne DlAn's 0s - naslaaA u
Talk TnsiR

New YoRx. Oet. e.-Amone The passsn.
esrs who arrived o. the New Yoek to-day
were NJ. aud Nrs 0sorgs J. Gould and
family and CougrsssmAn W. L Wllsoo.
M. Wilson said: N feel fully rscovsesd
from my recent illnsss." His face vss
the pieturs of health. n did nos 90 ovse
to talk tariff" 10 said ''hut met the
leading financial aud business men in
London last week st the chamber Of
commerce. ! told them that the new
tariff bill was not made to suit them, but
10 suit Americans. The British will have
70 look out foe 10 when we gst free raw
materials, Tor We will command
supesmaey In manufactures. cur mss.
chant marine will 10 restored and our
merchants will appear In neutral mar.
kets.w
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Paymsaisss switch.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-The following
changes Of stations Of officers Of the army
pay corps we're made: Psymaster Francis
S. Dodge from walln Walls. WASH, to
Leaveuworth. Kas.; Paymaster George
Smith from Leavenworth to New York.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-For Montana:
Fair, wind shifting 10 the southwest; I;
warmer.
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they MAY NOT sz IN 1T.

Bsisg Tee 0ay.
OMAHA. Oot. IA special 10 tho Be-
from West Point, Nsb., says; sCsosys
Boyer, 10 ysars old, was married Monday.
Twenty.shrss young snsn Of the city con-
eluded - indulss In . ehArirvari party.
The aged Bridegroom became indignant
and bad ell arrested, and spent several
hundred dollars In oonvieting them Of dis
turbing bis repose. They were ordered to
Jail to-day, but Il 10 . weak structure aud
tho boys threaten to tear It down II inear.
ceratsd. The local authorities do not
know what to do with the prisoners"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-07
Harvard Won tho Game,

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 6.-Harvard
defeated Andover this afternoon " to o
In lively game. Crimson presented
partially substituted eleven, but they
were far too heavy for the academy boys.
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WAsHSoToS. Oct. Cash balance in
the treasury to-day was Sl20,6lG,loi, of
which $50, 4, ,5li was gold reserve.
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San FRANoIsoo, Oct. 6-Ths bark Ore.
gou, which was reported wrecked last
night Oh Caps Plattsry, arrived here from
Nanaimo tonight. The Oregon was In
good condition and nothing unusual
occurred on the voyaes down. The Ne.
naimo dispatch stated that the wrsckags
belonging to the Oregon had been picked
up aud this gave the foundation for the
report that she had been wrecked.
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Past csnpany and Lets ee it

LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct &-Ths sssAtsse
field Of trottsrs that ever met on 0 trotting
track will start in the 5000 Transylvanis
here Monday. They are: Agitato 2:0ek,
Ralph Wilkes 20ex, Trsvslysn. 500,
Barona s:oeH. Dandy Jim 3:ioH, Light.
ming Aar and DAN Cup 2,ii, Aunt Dsliah.
2:l2. Hsir-at-Law 2;ioH. and Little c
2:i6L.
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MILL AccspTs.

Ne 0saslsass - Lad the Dsmseratio
Ticket.
NEW YoHx, Dot. &-David B. Hill has
accepted the democratic nomination foe
governoe Of New York. He has written Q
long letter In which be defines his position.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-07
Howlinr Ahous rrnsd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The following
telegram was received at populist head
quarters from the paper Of which Thomas
+. Watson, populist candidate for con-
gress is editor:
ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 9.
Psople's Party headquarters. Wdshtastpn:
01icial returns from 20 counties gives the
democrats 10 oo). fiity-nine counties unreported
will probably overcome this and elect n poph
list. Gross frauds everywher. throwing ous
populisl yuIes. The DAILY Press.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-22

To amend subdivision eight" of Sec.
ton 215 of Article 19 of the Constitution
of the State of North Dakota.
NE IT RESOLVED BY THE srNArE, THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, ooNoURR1Na.
Section 1. That the following amend
ment of subdivision 8 of Section 2l5 of
Article 10 of the Constitution of the State
of North Dakota, be referred to the next
Legislative Assembly of this State 70 lie
by said Legislative Assembly submitted
to the people IF this State for adoption or
rejection in accordance with the Dro.
visions of Section 2O2 of Article Is of the
Constitution of the State of North Dakota.
Section 2. That subdivision "Eight"
of Section 215 of the Constitution of the
State of North Dakota be amended 40 IA
to read as follows: Subdivision Eight"
A State Hospital for the Insane at the eity
of jamestown in the county of Stutsman'
and an Institution for theFeeble Minded,
at or near the city of Grafton in the county
Walsh, and the Legislative Assembly shall
appropriate Twenty Thousand acres of
the grant of land made by the act. of
Congress aforesaid for "other Education
nj and Charitable Institutions to the
benefit and for the endowment of said
Institutions in equal division of sud
land.
c. M. DAHL, Secretaryof Stats.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-22

The S%candinavians in Kansas have be-
come entirely cured of their Populistic
craze and are organizing Republican clubs
avery where. Their resolutions dcnounce
the Encouragement of the state instltu-
tons; Condemn the scandals connected
with them; disapprove the placing of
whole families on the pay roll of the state
for political purposes. and resolve to drive
from power the party which has proved
itself the enemy of the wage arner and
the partner of the gambler. and PIECES ita
members to redeem the selfrespect, o. the
state through the triumph of tho Republic
can party. In Kansas. 40 we'll IA in North
Dakota. public Office became a family crib
under Populistic mismanagement.-Fargo
Argus.
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q, tn. Ticket.

At = meeting Of the state prohibition
committee It Grand Forks. Torgsr F.
How, nominee for secretary Of. state, ton.
dsrsd his withdrawal from The ticket, hav.
ing been nominated for county judge OF
,rrailt county BY the Populists previou,
to the meeting Of the Prohibition Stats
Convention. q. n. Dahl, secretary Of
state and Republican nominee for rs-saeo-
ton, vas Endorsed by . unanimous vote
Of the committee ~ al the vacancy. The
COMMITTEES. will probably Issue an open
I1stt.r 70 DR.. Ellis, prohibition NOMINEES
for congress, asking him TO withdaas
without indorsins either the Republican
or Populist nominee, leaving the prohi.
bitioniits fires to vote for either Johnson
Muir BitEarek TJibrps.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-22

Tennyson could take q worthless sheet
of paper. write a poem on it, aud mako it
worth $55,OOO-that's genius. Vanderbuilt
can write q few words on q sheet of paper
and make it worth $4,000, OOo-that'. CAPT.
tai. The United states can take an ounce
and a quarter Of gold and stamp upon it
the eagle bird" and make it worth $40
that's money. A mechanic can take
material worth IS and make it INTO watch
springs worth $1,OOO-that's skill. A
merchant a take an article worth rs
cents inc sell it for $%1-that's business.
A lady can purchase a IS sent hat, aut
she prefers one that costs S25-that's
f~oolishness. A ditch digger works ten
hours. a day and handles several tons OF
earth for $1-that's labor. The editor of
this paper. could write a check for $780,
100000, but it wouldn's be worth q dime
that's rough.-Exchange.
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Under tho sugar trust tariff which i.

Under tho sugar trust tariff which il
now in force the people of North Dakots
must use one-fourth less Of sweets or pay
IS per cent more for the same amount
thev are now using. Sugar has advanced
~ cents per pound in two weeks, and
will reach 2 cents advance in a few days.
twenty-five pounds of sugar for n dol
lar under Harrison;' sixteen pounds under
Cleveland. The fellow who bus been
obliged to eat his campaign rooster is
now sucking his thumb.-Devi!s Lake
Inter-Ocean.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-22

I'Opuliat NepOtlsln

BISMARCK, Sep, 12.-It would be anus
ing. if it were not disgusting, to see the
Popuiist papers Of the state charge secre-
tary of State Dahl with a lack of wisdom
IN the way he hires clerks for his Office.
She charge is made that Alexander Hughes
is foisting h,s family on Mr.. Dahl. Che
fact is that George Hughes, everybody
will admit is comgetent, is temporarily
employed to catalogue the library. and
that is all there is to the Hughes matter.
But while VIC are speaking about Office
hire at the Capitol building, it might be
well to 20 into details.t Governor Short.
ridge is allowed $4,000, for clerk hire, and
he hns his nephew, Orr Sanders, and Mrs.
Jones, his niece drawing the pay. Mrs.
Jones came direct from Nebraska, to take
the Office of Typewriter. The thrifty gov
ernor also had her appointed stenographer
she might draw $500 more state money
per annum
State Treasurer Eomland has his wife
as deputy, and for tho work she does she
draws $l,5OO a year of state money.
Auditor Porter is allowed a good healthy
appropriation for clerk hire, and it is all
absorbed by his cousins and sister.
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Williams has u brother for q deputy and
the additional clerical work is done by
another. brother, leaving nc 70 for
outsiders.
The Superintendent, of Public 1nstruc-
ton has her husband as her deputy, draw.
ing the 81 500 allowed by the state for
that position.
Attorney General standish has a deputo.
Mrs. Stahd,sh, and she at least spends the
$500 paid by n kind state for the perform
nnce of her duties.
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popul,st

Spectator in Bismarck Tribune:. I
understand the Populist editor. of the
state have organized a press club. From
what I have read of tho sentiments of the
Pop papers all throug the country, l pre-
sumo every member Is required to look at
social and economical conditions through
craps colored spectacles, and to write his
comments in deep black ink. Each editor
should be furnished with . little handbook
OF synonyms, to employ in bis editorial
~vagaries. Some of them should be about
a. follows:
Experimentation and corrup-
tionists.
Dsmocrsts- Thieves AMI oorrupt,onists'
Everybody Elise, Bot Popul!sts-Taisvss
and co~rruptionists.
PopuIists-Aagsls.
Govsrnment-Fraud.
wsalth(of any one elss)-Ths result Of
oppression and robbery.
Wealth (of. Populists)-Ths fruit Of
honest toll.
Law and ordsr-Monopolistic oppres'-
ion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cspitalists-Robbers.
Everybody Who is not = Populist-A
rascal:
Taxation (of any one else)-N Not larg'
'aouz b.
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GUST. BRosTROM.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, Mn. AUG, 20. 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed Il notice Of his intention e
that said proof will bk made before Tho
Register and Receiver at bismarck, N. d., on
September 10Th 1894, viz:
SAMUEL FAIRMAN.
for the Nj; NWA SWA NWA NWA NEk Sec,
81, Twp. 143 II 8lW.
lie names the followin: witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon II cultivation OF
said land; viz:
Jake nureau, Gust Brostrom, of Falconer,
Jos. H. Taylor. of Washburn, W. H. H. Mercer,
of Painted Woods, N. ID.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof. or who knows Of any
substantial reas',ll. Under the law and the regI.
proof should not be allowed, will he given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place to crOss-examine the witnesses If said
claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal Of
that submitted by claimant.
E. 8. NEAL, Register,
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Wanted.
from the Settler.1

ttN Tvs
Strong m,snds, great hearts. true Jalth and
read hands:
Men whom the lust of office does not kill:
Men whom the SpOils nf Office cannot buy.
Men who possess opinions and 4 will:
Men who have honor, men who will not lie;
Men who can stand before = dcmagOgue
Anu da'nn his treacherous fattery without wink
Tall mon. s%un-crowned. who live above tho fog
In public duty ond in private thinking! .
The CRY of the honr, a. sounded along
the main. Is for new men on deck and at
the holm; men honestly elected BY tax
payers and voters; nen who have not been
lnseparably allied with, nor representa-
tives Of some political clique; men who
do not draw their inspiration Of life from
the fumes of the blind pig and pool-room
pit; mon who can CONCEIVE Of something
good in life, even though it is not covered
with silver and gold; men who can and
will contend for the rights of his fellow
men, because they are right; mon vhe can
And something in party affiliations which
moan more :.han carving IN election;
mon who are willing to trust :their politi-
cal future to the faithful performance Of
the duties Of the hour; men who are not
bribs takers nor bride givers; mon OF the
better type for leadership, in moral, social
and political life; mon who will not resort
to political ehicsnsry in seeking and
soliciting place and power; mon who will
not seek Office through of. low
artincss; men Who win not sit face to face
with the lowest conception Of life and
rufian vice. and there, hidden from the
faces of honest mon, distribute the parts
Of the scramble for ONCE, and sohufae and
cut and deal the dirty cards, wherewith
place seekers and assumed leaders play q
game Jor tho distribution of state and
county Offices. Gown HovEN.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-22

Editor Wood. of the Steele Ozone, took
occasion last week through HIS paper to
take the LEADER to task in some of it'a
structures on M%urphyism. which in a gen.
eral term covers that gentleman's peculiar
methods of running the Indian Agency al
Fl. Berthold for several years. We are
surprised that such q fair minded man AT
Editor Wood appears to be, and who
writes such caustic articles ON the impuri.
tics and roguery of the prevailing political
meshods now dominating tho land; should
almost in the same brenth-and certainly
with the same pen not yet dried from the
lux stains of political purity-should de-
frnd the doings of one Of the most infcm.
ous ---- that ever held a government
position in this state.