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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: The coli
lege boys have quieted down and re-
turned to their respective homes. The
sports we're largely participated in AM
much enjoyed. Vermillion captured 8
out OF 10 sports contested for by her;
Brookings wanted 5 medals, but got
none; Sioux Falls entered % contests
and won 7, Yankton got 2 out of y, and
Mitchell took A out OF g..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

Washington dispatch: Senator Bian-
chard Saturday reported favorably Sen.
ator Pettigrew's bill ia pay Bishop Hare
of South Dakota $2.430 belonging to the
Hope Indian school OF Sprinfield, which
had .bsen wrongfully paid by the govern.
ment TO the absconding treasurer OF the
Episcopal church Of South Dakota.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

Springfield, the bright little Missouri
river city, was lighted by electricity
for the first time last Thursday night,
The power is furnished by arteslan we'll.
The event was celebrated with
o grand ball.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22
Racine Miiiionaire Dead.

RACINE. Wis, May 22.-Massena B.
Erskine, a prominent citizen and mil
lionaire, died Sunday rfternoon OF old
age. He was "a years Z. !. and has
been closely identifis i I. Racine's
manufacturing interrsts since 1852.
-Four times he served as mayor Of the
city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

The Aberdeen News prints a long list
of state citizens who have been 'men-
toned" for the various state officers.
DIR. Clough Of Lake is down for lieuten
ant governor and Miss 2ryne OF the
State Normal for superintendent OF pub.
lie institution. or course others are
mentioned for the same Offices,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

A large excursion of farmers and bust
ness men of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota will visit South Dakota
on the 10Th inst, Yapkton being the OBJ
JectIye point.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

The Grigsny, Buchanan and Meredith
populistic combination of Sioux Falls
addressed Il large audience at Fandrau
Saturday aud CLAIM TO have made sever
al converts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

CINCINNATI, May 22.-Specials to The
Enquirer from Eastern and Southeast
ern Kentucky report SHOWS all ovsr the
eastern part of the state. AT Mount
Vernon, eight inches; at Nicholasyille,
eight inches; ct Catlettsburg, four
inches-temperature about 80.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

WARREN, Pa, May 90. -Rowboats
took the place of street cars here. All
the streets in the lower districts are
under water, but the rise was so grad
nal that no serious damage was done.
No trains ere running except between
here and Erie.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22
Happily Defined.

Little Johnny Cooking mp from his
bookrPa, what Is the besom OF de-
struction?
Pa lwho ii adjusting o0llare-Ama-
chine they use in laundries. Johnny
Boston Transcripts
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

The republican state convention is
called TO be held al Yankton Wednesday,
August %, at 400 p. m. The member
ship OF delegates is GIL.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

A six inch snow storm prevailed in
Kentucky and Tennessee Sunday. A
May snow storm was never known in
that section before.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

1t is reported from Washington that
Senator Teller has a well developed case
of presidential fever.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22
Republican State Convention.

The republicans OF south Dakota will meet IN
delegate convention in the city Of Yankton
south Dakota, in convention hall, on Wednes-
dav. the 22nd day OF August. 1894, at go O'Clock
n, m. for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the following named Offices:
Two representative in congress.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary of state.
State auditor.
state treasurer.
Attorney general.
Superintendent of public instruction.
Commissioner school and public lands,
Commissioner of labor and statistics.
One railroad commissioner for all OF South
Dakota lying west OF the Missouri river.
One railroad commissioner for all of South
Dakota lying east OF the Missouri river aud
south OF the second standard parallel.
One railroad commissioned for all OF south
Dakota lying east of the Missouri river and north
Of the second standard parallel.
Ard the transaction Of such other business Al
may legally come before such convention.
The committee recommends that an alternate
to each delegate be elected and that no proxies
be allowed, aud that the delegates or their alter
mates present st the convention be empowered
10 cast the full vote oftheir county.
The committee further recommends that tn
counties of Lyman, Sterling, Nolsnd, jackson
Zfebach, Pyatt, Pratt, Presho, Gregory AM
Harding Zach be allowed a representation o
one delegate on presentation Of proper crsden
tiala. s .e
The basis Of representation for each count
will be one delegate for each hfty votes, or majo
fraction thereof, cast for Hon. Charles ii. shei
don for governor In 1882.
The counties will be entitled to delegates a
follows:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

eral public will feel a very profound re-
greet that Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland are
called to endure such q cloud upon their
domestic happiness.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

18th day OF May, A. ID. 1894,
BY order OF the state central committee.
j.. n. GREENE, Chairman.
J. H.. sCRIvEN, Secretary.
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on SUBSCRIPTION.
rn AnvRRTIsRRS.

THR DArxx LRAnER makes . special feature o.
and resources Of the city N Madison and o. the
state a. larpe emitting q 20 The patronage OF al
81. F. STAHL, Proprietor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-22

She Always Appeared to Announce an APP
preaching Death In h Family-she Was
Probably q Servant Who Had Been Foul
ly Dealt with I'm Ancient Dmya.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17

minar mi experimental, Mi descubrimento
qucda paralizado
Aqucllo era 10 que mas 10 contraraba. De-
yorain no pudo menos' de sonreir; y en- cuanto
4 Roberto, rccobr6 algo de su algeria al Dir 81
tono desesperado con que Mercnus habia ha-
blado &c sus eXpericncas de su nvonto.
lDc manera, mi querdo Merenus---lc diio--
que 10 lnico que to ahie es tn experimental, I,
raln la ruina de mi tio cl comandante, todo
este to deja absolutamonto frio'
III sabio conest6 solemncmcnte: .
--iCon los diez mil frances que iba coger
mahana en- casa dc Marsebert bubiera yo ter
mnado mis- expcrenciaS era uu hecho mi in
vento; 10 habria vendido los industrialeS pa
riSlenses CANADA un million. devolvia sll for
tuna peyerain, la ioven de Qicn esti cna
morado, al comandantc peyrisse ahora
iqulen podria prcstarme esos dioz mil frances
Sc tu6 de nueyo su hornllo:
| --iNen uSedes csa vulgar cacerola en- la que
mi llquido no ha ccsado de heryir desde hac,
cuarenta ocho horas2 Pues bicn, esa y,ga
cacerola contiene mis- liltmas drogas; mai1an;
va no tcndrt NADIA do cuanto neccsito. Y S
voy yer mi droguero, Csc mercadcr nterc
sado, en- ngar de darme 10 quo necesito. prin
clpara por eXigirme al pago de los ,iltimos s,l
ministries que me ha dado al tiado, Esa es nj
situac6n amigos mioS.
u Noly6 hacia Deyeran dlciendo:
-lNo ibas a eutrar en- otra casa de ban a!
ST. aver entire -.
Al peo Mahana voy verte ALI; me pr,
sentas tn director lie eXplco cl asrnto -.
Lac insprare confanza me prestari los die
mil frances ...
-Tu hermoso proyecto no tene mas que u
ado daco--dijo Deverainy es que me- e il,
possible prescntarte. -. 4 mi director.
.-,PucSP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17

--,Pues porquc ese nucyo directop me pa
despedido esta ma1ana!
--iCanala! exclamaron la yez Roberto
Merenus. ~
'--Pero 10 ha hecho con delicadeza- -repus0
Deycralna--me ha explicadO que el Consejo dc
Administration Sc habia reunido, Que en- d.
cho consejo me haba q defendido ca urosa-.
mente, pero que pesar de ESQ., la mayoria del
coasejo habia exgdo mi destituci6n Immediate.
sY con que pretextos
--Porque pague esta maiiana la famosa letra
que no era precise pagan.
---!paro ESQ cs absurdo!--dijo Roberto
---Senor mio--repuso Deverain---prent0 sabr1
listed que 10 que hacen los mandones no es
punca absurdo, mientraS que la gente menuda,
como ,lsted y c0moyo siempre tcnemos Ia cul
lpa, ~.
-Yo labria armada un escandalo.
Que hnbcra sido ihdtil, y que me habria
impedido encontrar otro cmpeo,
En- aqucl momento dieron las once en- un VIE
10 reloi colsado de la pared, entire un instru-
/. mento de fisica y i'm esquele'o Robertotendd
su mano al sabo.
-;Te marchas9 -diio Meronus
-Si, estoy rcndido dc cansancio.
-; Encontlaras tn camino
--Enseguda- -diio Roberto con Ia mayor ma
turalidad -
--Pues entonces me quedo con Deyeron para
cntenderme con q sobie los medios que SO han
de empear contra 10 que nos amenaza.
--Seria ese el mejor de los inventos -excamo
acknowledgements Roberto
Y So fif.
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La Democracia
\~pI

Pedi los abuelos krmso para presentarme
en- su casa, cemo no tenta yo famllia on Fa-
ris, halle en- su compana los g0ces del hogar |
Aque interior era delicioso; luego iera cosa
tan curiosa YER aqueos dos ancianos reiuvene-
cidos por la nina! Como vivian en- la cae de
Nuestla Sehora de Lorcto, me acostumbr6a q su
br mcnudo 4 Su casa por la nochc al salir del
Banco; y al cabo de dos amos 6ramos intmos
amigos. Mi amiguta SC habia convertible en-
una alta hermosa jovcn; y 70, POGO 4 POGO,
me onamor6 por complete de ella Nunca ha-
biamos hablado dc amor; nunca die mi ami
ga que queria casarme con ella; poro cuando
pe"sabamos On el porvenir, nos fgurabamos
que NADIA podria separarnos. Todo habia ve
Moo cfectuandose paulatinamente En- aquella
6poca, c seiior Loudon, el abuelo que tenia un
pleito EN- el Ayuntamiento, fut jubilado; un
retro de mil dosciontos frances A ESQ SO unia
la renta de un capital de cuarenta y siec mil
frances. Esc capital, 1nica fortuna de los Lou
don, habia sido coocado en- lnalas condolences;
nj siquiera rentaba ell tres por ciento. El senior
Loudon, descoso de aumen,ar un POGO los re-
cursoS de su presupuestito, me consult0 para sa'
Ler 81 no habria medic d sacar un cinco pol
ciento de Su capital.
N y tenia raz6n--dijo Mcrenus.
-Yo comet la imprudenca de decirlc; "sPol
que no coloca used ESQ en- casa de mi princi
pall' 81, amigos mios, me acuerdo como 81 fue
Sc aver, yo fu quien 10 di aquel consejo abo
mnabe.
-lPor que abominable? Merenus
\ -Pues era muy natural.
Deverain y Roberto cruzaron ma mirada d
ansiedad, mentras el sabio continuaba.
--Tu dinero estaba en- casa de tu principal
amabas esa joven; 10 l6gco era que reune
/ seis vuestras fortunas On la misma casa, pue
til msmo estabas Ell situaci6n de vigilaras.
. --iDe modo que NADIA sabcS1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17

-! palabras, Deveran Sc turbo
|3plicarle al sabio que su abnegaci6n era
iidtils lC6mo deoirle que loscuarenta mil fran
COS estaban tan perdidos como los vente mil
suyosa
n al normando 10 asustaba la brutalidad de Sc
mejante revelacion. -
Roberto, decidido no decr naJa,ssc So callaba
Entonces Deverain tom9 -cieeffft5 giro para ha-
y cerle saber 4erenAan1sque 4erenAan1s que tl tamben estaba
. arrus2aa6 principle Ell relate de todas des-
gracias.
Tengo, pues, que contarte detalladamente
4 mi historic para que sepas hasta que punto me
persigue la desgracia.
Has dc decir nos persigue- -inerrumpit
NJ Merenus pues quiero compartir tus contra
tiempos. M
Bueno, pues hasta que punto nos persigue
n Ia desgracia, Ignoras Ia exacttud de 10 que
estas diciendo
No necesto afiadir que puedes hablar Ii
bremente de Roberto de Campinac; es otro yt
dijo Marenus.
Deverain sonri6 tristemente
Si--dijosG que Ell sehor de Campinac O.
un amigo con el que Sc puede contar De ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17
|hcipio; desde mi llegada 4
o on casa del senor Marse-

10 On casa Gel senior MHTsc-
lero!--diio Merenus con tono
ando Roberto.
de tus distracciones no ignoras
hmi empleo -.
ID empleo, ST. Pero tn dinero, tcomo
mas perdido!
La pregunta era demasiado drecta para que
Deverain la contestase categ6ricamcnte,
Pas0 otra cosa.
Amigos ios-prosigui6 ambos son uSte-
des jovenes; til, entregado la clenca listed,
senior dc Campinac, empezando ahora vlvir
no pueden haber pcnsado todavia en- ell porye-
mir; sin duda no han esc0gido la muler que ha
de ser sn compahera. -.
--jY til la habias escogido2 Han1fe, pues,
nunca me habias dicho una palabra de ESQ,
--Porque era Gi Secreto de una joven, un Sc
cretp-fIlTg7 no me perenecc Hoy son tan gra'
YES las circumstances, que mi deber es consul
tar 4 los amigos, llace cuatro amos encontrt
en- una reunion de famila una joyen de ounce
amos. Era pequehta muymona, la dejabar
sobre su sla Me decidi a hacerla bailar Ell
seguida me sedujo por su moneria, sus hermo
sos cabelos negros, sus ojos tan dulces, y sobT'
todo por su inteigencia va muy desarrollada
Su abueo y sn abuea, que lie acompafaban, Ii
rodeaban de cuidados intintos.
-iCuanto tempo has empleado para enamo
rarse de ellat-pregunt6 Mercnus sonrendo.
AL pronto no pens6 nj que pudiera enamo
rarme, me parecia muy agradable me gistab
hablar con ella; pero no pasaban de ahi las co
sas. Me dijo que era huerfana, que nupca ha
bia conocido sus padres, que habia sido edu
cada Dor los dnS ancianos. Nolvi con frecuen
cia 4 Ia casa Ell donde la conaci siempre estab
ella ALI, y c1da vez me sedujo mas su sencille2
poco 4 POGO fu6 en- mi una necesidad el verla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17
I1UZ RRILLANTE
Aceite para alumbrado de familias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION.
y combustion erpontdneo
Sin h,tmo nj NAL olW

Este aceite producto de una ia
hllcacion especial es igual, sin su
perior 4 los que Sc importan del ex
tranjero bajo diversos nolnbres y
marcas, tanto porsus cualidades lu
ninicas como por La seguridad qu'
ofrece q los consumidores.
Nuestro precios son muchc mas
reducidos que los de las marcas ex-
tranjeras, que con este mayor pre-
cio no brindan & los conenmidores
ventajas de ninguna clase.
La expeliencia adquirida ell es
ia industria durante muchos a1os
en- los Estados Unidos, Cuba, Me
jico y otros paises nos permiten
ofrecer al piblico un articulo qu+
no se pust1e mejorar Ell parte al
guna bajo ningun concepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRl-
.LANTE. ELEFANTE Y LUZ
nLAR estan registradss y Sc per
-guira con TODD ei rigor de la lev
los falsihcadores.
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.Ssobre qu69N~


--pues sobre el Rapco Marscbcrt.
Sc que hay en- cl 6anco Marsebert clarcuta
mil frances pertenecentes Juan Mcrenus,
que sin los snludables consoles de su amigo De-
yerain, hace va tempo que Juan Merenus ha-
bria dido fin de esos cuarcrta mil frances, con
sus cxIhrmcntos de quimlca Pero mallana
ire la cae Milton, nopara conocer tv sUca-
sor, sino para retirar mis- cuarcnta mil frances
del banco Marscber coniartclos. llacc llnoS
ounce dias que tcngo ganaS de lleyar ESQ
efecto y nunca cncuentro h0ra dlsponble Aho
ra que va no estas til en- esa casa, nnglna ra-
z6n hay para que vuelya 80 por alli Con que
Qucdamos en- clio; ino to palece, Roberto
Roberto hizo un gcsto vago. III antique ca
jero suSpir6, y balbnciando dijo:
- Mi pobre amigo. mi qnerdo amigo go,
Las paabrtS sc hclaban en- su garganta, pot
I'm Sc e ocumi6 una idea teliz para entciar 4
Merenlls de la notcia sin coutar5clo el mlSmo
--,Tenrs un peri6dico de la noche>--le pre-
gunto.
--Pues va 10 creo; debe cstar ahi, con lo'
demas.
e sabo design0 um mont0n de perlodlco
tirados en- lln rinc6n, todos con su fala; los re
cibia, pero nunca tenia tempo para leerlos
| Deyerain buscaba, por iin quito In iaJa
abri6 el peri6dco.
--,Mira--le dio--lee,
Mercnus cogi6 la hoia yid un articulo ctly
titulo era:
UN EsClNDAL0 FINANCIERo
En- alta voz, con perfecta tran1uilidad ley
el relate dc la cataslrofe Roberto Y Daveral
creian'que el sabio Sc pondria furioso mald'
cria al ciclo t.. Merenus solo tuvo un NOV
miento dc c6lcra al acabar de leer.
--.Es horrible, -Io no puedo tel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17
RON LAMhsabd1LIA


os as gran celto la
&tn one EXTRA solamente el alcohol de
guso exquisite, condolences eomacaes
gastos de duda
vsndep povbo botelas. cuarterolssy eaia villa
|auayama Dciembre ~ de 1873 ,-.,
'N"'hAh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17

nntr uer Kerosene ea A+
nfmae absolute
llama Pm a recommends
consumidos
evihr en- olcible cualqu accdnte J.. .
deunoi das
dep6i LeM dpto fue nche et
slma rpe6
Mere al lado
5usrl G
Hs@ CAJAS DE
GAInNEs GALoNEs 10
ORC
EgKN EpaaLA americana Epaad Amraano americana
RsuAeo aea Gas.l
snsr 80. $40 $l.s7 $2.oe $ls
RsHs9ss ssf ana marc. lss ,n e ,1m 2a4 24
SRfzFNA. ... ............p "1B
i"
ii 4
100 kI6g Ultima Ley Frupuesto
esns cmwas para EzQUAGA
Co., Playa
nequ usvsnda&n &iguasF Fecosy
Ponce % de 1892 6m
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
HEAVY SHIPMENT OF FRUIT.
The Paris Carries Out Eleven Car
loads of California Products.
It 10 an Experiment That IL Watched
with Much Interest.

An experimental shipment Of Califor-
n't fruit was made by the American
liner Paris. which sailed this morning.
The Paris carried the largest shipment
Of fruit ever sent to Europe. and this
is, in fact, the first large shipment Of
California fruit.
on Aug. 4 eleven carloads OF fruit
left Sacramento, consigned to receivers
In London, and the outcome OF this
shipment IL looked forward to with in
terest Some dealers fear that the fruit
will not stand the sea voyage, and that
1t will not be in marketable condition
when received abroad.
The receipts OF California fruit at New
York during the past ten days have been
larger than at any other time in the
history Of the trade. From Saturday to
Monday nearly seventy-tive cars were
received, making nearly 200 cars FOR
ten days. Tne crop Of California fruit
IL unusually heavy this year. while on
the other hand the fruit crop OF the At
lantic seaboard States Is very light on
account OF late frosts and drought. This
has made q very good demand for the
California fruit, and shipments have
been hurried forward.
The heavy arrivals are promptly cared
The street peddlers and small dealers
take immense quantities OF the fruit.
and their purchases are the mainstay OF
the market Prices are low, but they
are higher than they were at this time
last year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
THE LAW OF aRowLERs.

In a recent excise case in this city
where complaint was made OF violation
Of the Sunday law on the part OF GER
tain saloon-Eeeper, evidence was Of
rerel that different persons had been
seen coming out OF the saloon on Sun
day carrying certain vessels popularity
known as GROWERS" Further evidence
was given TO the effct that these
"growlers" were full OF beer. the sale OF
which is prohibited by law on Sunday
The Court, impressed by the impor-
lance OF the case, took the witnesses in
hand and asked II any OF them could
swear that the GROWERS were not fun
when taken TO the saloon. OF course
they could not. whereupon the saloon
keeper was triumphantly discharged
This case should be reported in the
Leading Cases" Hitherto it has been
assumed that the GROWER always Went
to the saloon empty. This has been ac-
cepted as something automatic, like the
law Of gravitation. Nobody ever heard
of a growler going into a saloon with
its quantum OF beer, just as no one ever
heard OF river running up stream, oil
Of an apple falling upward. But In law
general belief Is not evidence, and II
saloon cases in New York the averag,
Police Justice can give pointers to III,
Court OF Appeals.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
THE RIGHT TO LIVE.

The testing of the great guns for our
navy and coast Gefenses IL an important
function of our Government. and the
proving ground at Sandy Hook is prob
ably a well-selected location for this
work. But 1t Is also important that the
good citizens of New York who go
down TO the sea in ships for purposes
of fishing or otherwise enjoying them
selves should not be made living tar
gets for the practice of the gunners.
The story that a shell fired from the
proving ground yesterday fell within a
few yards of the excursion steamer
James u. Schuyler should be made the
subject OF an investigation, with view
of preventing the possibility OF re-
currence OF anything OF the kind. IL Is
hard to believe that the officers of the
| United States Army could be SO reck-
less as to place boatload OF pleasure
seekers in such deadly peril. but. on the
other hand. the statements OF the offi-
| GERS of the Schuyler are positive and
emphatic. and they have TO motive In
manufacturing a scare In the matter.
| 1t is certainly not to their interest 10
invent such story. What Is the use
of firing big shells out into the water
| anyhow?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
THE CRUSADE NOT BROKEN.

President Cleveland has written to
Chairman Wilson. sympathizing with
him over his defeat in the tariff fight,
but reminding him that no matter what
might be the temporary obstacles in the
way of progress the Democratic party
must continue Its crusade and its men,
bers must remain loyal to the cardinal
principle OF their organization.
There is the right ring about this dec
laration, as there is about most Of Mr..
Cleveland's utterances on the tariff Issue.
1t Is not time for giving up.
1t Is time for resolving anew. In
the nature Of things there cannot be
any present mixing up afresh of the
situation. Affairs must be allowed to
quiet down and business be encouraged
in the revival which must follow-whict
has already begun to follow the ending
OF the weary struggle at Washington
But there Is still the Democratic goa
to be reached, and there must be courage
and fresh strength among those who
aspire to reach II. Tariff reform has
been delayed. The road to 1t has not
been hopelessly blocked.
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SETTLE WITH THE SUGAR TRUST.

The people Of the Republic as a
whole and the followers OF true De-
| mocracy In particular have an issue to
settle with the Sugar Trust. That mon
strous combine. grown powerful and de-
faint almost beyond monopolistic prece-
dent has done mischief both to the
people and the party. II Is plotting
more mischief. and 1t can only be
thwarted by the most earnest. faithful
and united efforts OF those whom 1t has
wronged and means yet to wrong.
The Sugar Trust began by robbing the
poor. 1t grew rich in the process. 1t
is growing richer all the time in the
same way. And full OF confidence In
the power OF the wealth 1t has wrong
fully obtained, it has entered the halls
of National legislation and blocked the
avenues OF law BY which Its justly in
spired enemies proposed to proceed to
defeat its conspiracles.
The Trust has succeeded for the time
being. in keeping the people down, and
in placing the Democratic party in a
arrogance will yet furnish the means by
which its subjugation will come. The
magnates have gone too far. Their day
OF reckoning viii surely arrive. and TO
make 1t as early a day as possible
should be the aim and purpose of every
real Democrat and of all men who be-
lleve on this point as real Democrats do.