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CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

The state OF Colorado will recognize no
arrests made by private detectives.
John Hawkins. an aged baker OF VIII
tntueton. Los Angeles county, Cal. was
found bound hand and foot and strsngged
10 death Friday morning. Robbery is
supposed 10 have melted the deed. The
perpesrataTs are unknown.
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ROCHESTER. n. Y, April 2i.-Ex-Presi-
dent Harris. Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road. died ct the city hospital at noon
today.
Sir. Harris was president OF the North
ern Pasiic railroad before the election of
Thomas F. Cakes to that position In Sep
tembsr. lHssl
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80 turned AID kissed his mother.
xss overcome with emotion aaa hai
49, ne from the court room by frsendsy
49, In she meantime pssdemon.urn
sneo. Uficers and fri~uAs crowded.
- Asney and voiced their approval Of
80 Verdict Over tables and ctssrs thew
-. 20 grasp the hand OF the defend
-;s, ma 1hoss OF the jury. Lieut. Nancy
- tnrn 70 Louisvills. KY. a he 10
~ Eating orders. bat expects 10 join
1ss1msnt In short time.
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Iieat. Name, Acquitted of Murder.

.enieAGo. April eL--Ths jury in the
ssasy tFsa, today brought ia verdict Of
Aluiss On she first ballot the yote
s'ood ten tn two for scquissai. the minor
" being Tor msuslsughser, After r
STATED Argument II an hour the jury re-
sSsaed 10 the court Tor adaltloaa. lnstEue-
-Sas. then quickly gave rs verdict. L.sas.
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nicsoo, April 2i.--Chairman Caldwell.
me essern Passenger Association, re-
.urned today from Ss~ YORK. where for
80 weeks he hal been regulating the
Iecent situation. His first action today
20 call meeting of ali interested 10
aiscuss the situation. TWAS unsnimous,v
usermined 20 continue the fight against
sns Union Pacific no matter Whist action
'As coufhern Pacific might take.
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sHnYeme Court ne.s.t.ns.

etfSrl., April si.~gspecisl l-orin.
ms IN the following cases were died In
sne supreme court today:
Strong and Warner. appellants, vs.. f..
s9tIfge and kTa~tus Bartlett. respond
sSs-kFom Whatcom: reversed.
,WA3!sm MrCiennan and Mary Ann
ssssksy, appellants, vs. J. NJ. Grant James
hsr.ow ana r. 4. Kemp. respondents
~fEoRl [ a.la... reversed.
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A Lunar lsatabo W.

Abont o'clock yesterday morning
beautiful lunar rainbow was visible In the
Northern SKY. The center OF the arch
Was a,mcs; exactly north. bat only the
two ends Of the bow we're visible.
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Unsa further notice ths Seattle. lske Shore
Eastern tfsia leaving seattle at 5 3 q m and
arriving al n IN wi. make direct eoansetious
for whsieern, Vancouver and points East Via
Csnaaian Pacific Through rarloF cars between
seattle aud tRncauxef.
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ICMPuS THE CRICKEr-sFArrtrEy rxxrr
hoUrR Two round ftlps ailv except SUNDAY.
II af 81 SD-IeAve seattle 80 a m snd 2,4A
m. daily except Sunday. Leave Everett
10 ID a III. and 5;i5 r daily excep: SUNDAY
connections Al seattle ~ IN steamer FLYER far
Tacoma At Everett with kteamss Mikado for
saehomtsh Iabdisss-foos { Madison street
Seattle. foot He~lti avenue, Evera,t
fAkE->esttIe 20 Everett -Sc. round trim al %
IS SkkF. Managing owner.
hNsrtivs March IL 1894
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ArfhnP Tarner Weds Mrs Jsmtsson.
SAN FzAScrsco. April 2L-The Can says
that Mrs jameson, whose elopement from
Victoria with Arthur Turner created such
. scandal, has married Turner. The
clipping couple went to Mexico 70 escape
the wrath of the injured husband. the
latter havin, secured a divorce. Turner
AMI Ms. Jameson were married in Mexico,
where Turner has secured employment a.
. bookkeeper.
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Thiels Detective Service. established Il
wears. Chamber Of Commerce, Portland. W
~. NJ. Barnes. manager. General detective
business tor corporations and individuals.
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Reduced prices for James fyle's Fear
line. the hest washing compound. Large
size. pound packages. two for &c: small
she, Sc per package.
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sTEAMERS.

lily ON TIE FLYER
SEATTLE To rACoMA
For round trips daily. except Sunday
In one hour and twenty -dvs minuteA
TIE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trps. Seattle Tacoma route. - fss
TAXING HyyncP
THURSDAY. DEC IL
TINE CARD.
Lssve eeastis-e:2o, s:45 . m. l,ls, 500 n -
Leave Tacoms-s;oo. IL ;3oA M. 500. s:I3n m.
aunday-
Leave seattis-7 90 . N, 1880 p n
Leave racoma-o,3o q ~ A,oo q N
Landing At N. p wharf, Tacoma and Cem0sr-
sal dock foot Of Marion street seattle
PACirfc sAviuATioN COMPANY
TIME TABLE In effecs April ]. 1894
sEATrLE-wHATCoM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excsptedl.
sTEAMEk STATE or WASHINGTON
Ar whAteom. 700 a m Ar Seattle. 300 > m
stopping At FidslEo Anaeortss and FAirhaven,
and a. Evsrs,s sou,h-eound. connecting 81 seattle
with steamer Henry BAILEY for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
Daily sexcspt Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Nv Tacoma. 400 p m Lv Seattle ESQ . m
Ar Seattle, -. 1880 m Ar Tacoma IL 90
Connecting with Steamer State OF washington
for FidsiSc Anacortes. fairhsven and Whaicom
AMI with steamer fairhavsn for Everelt, Ia Con
ner and al " hidby Island points
Ia CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
STOPPING AT KSEHErE
STEAMER FAIRHAVES
North b'nd-Excepf Sat SOU b b'd-Fxc.pt sun
Lv seattle. 900 p IN iv Ia Conner q 40 q m
Ar everett - ll.3u p m Nv Everett 4 90 . IA
Ar Ia Conner 500 IA AR testtle. s 30 p tn
stcpping al Fdmonds. Everett Clinton Browns
foint, Langley. Coapeville San oe Fuea. Oak Hkr-
Dor and Utsaisay: connecting at Seattle with
Steamer Henry Bailey for ncoma
Whszves- Pacific Navigation Co. Tacoma: Pa
dfc Navigation Co., Seattle formerly bakers
dock. foot Of University strestl; Merchants dock
Everest
Fer fGl particulars rates. excursions. towage,
etc, apply 10 address A. J. MACLEOD, Agent
seatts. telephone 6tS: J. F. HARMON Fra,xnt
and Passenger Agent Tacoma; tsiephons 81.
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CKA6Ir RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Lilly, Bognrius 4 20 = dock, foot Spring
street Seattle. Monday, Wednesday and Friday
on tide for Eemonds. stsnwooL ssaxi, city.
Everett fiors ice, Mt Vernon, iuiali2. tif, Avon,
returning Alternate days
LILLY, BoGARDUs 4 CO. Agents
Telephone l2a
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Or. Frank brooks, speciality paralysis
all nervous diseases utioe. uosssse1h
block.
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Fifteen ever-blooming roses for 81 ~
Washington FiorSl Compsny.
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L,OR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take ihs Past and Commissions
STEAMER GENERAL CASBY

For Rgreheils sidney, Charleston Dry Dock. bre-
merton. Iiecetar, Tracy ton, thieo. SsEsrta e
and intermediate points. Leaves HARRINGTON .
What al foos OF Washington street. At 80 a m
daily except SUNDAY
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sR- wasoner. u. II. 5. Teeth without
. n.a,e. hooa -Ol New YORK clock
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ETERkTr AND sSoHoATsa ROUTE
Cur RATE TO EVERETT

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves City wharf Tuesday,. Thurssav, ara
S.surdars at A. N for tdmoni. Mnkiiteo Fv.
stefN AAxysviiles kAsi Everelt, Lowell ard SAG
ESta.sh FARE 10 tNEHs-rT. 3ec; kQuNp
ibIf. SOC. TO sSoHoMTsH. soc
J. 4. HATFTrLr Asa.
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n EFFECT MARCH I, 1884.
s. AAEk IDAHO

Will fKArN sKsfER ~asAF Ayp
SUNDAYS :. III h->DAIS ssD THURSDAYS
for tdnond. clfntoa. Rrewa's Point Ia.rio~
N-ssA.AAS ffesso t.p- Anscsrtet sasu{sa ard
W hsteon, and Thursday. xosnx rhres,-h "a
h.A1e aud -esniAAHeot hstuTUiak leave Wnas-
.Saa MONDAY Wednesday, SATURDAY nj = n IN
81 are 20 ~hascorn. al 90: ksssxnE 10 Wa...arn a.
l. z. RRowNFfELD. Managing Owls.
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]. 4. HATFIELD, Agsat
1AFTAis 1. WILEY, kAnsssz
90 1sss4asss sSA
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ATEAMHRG
DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle 40 follow;
For San Francisco. via Port Towns send and Vic
torfa at d m tpssse nsers received board o.
q m. April 8, 8, ID, Is. % aud ~.
For AlaskA April Is and "a
From San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
sound porta ~ = M, April s ~. Is. 20, -. so.
Tickets may b obtained at the ONCE OF the COM
pany. ~ Ocean dock. Seattle
0OoDALI. PERKINS d CO,
General Agents. san Franc SEQ
]. b. JOHNSON T. y Supt. seattle
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STEAMER ACLTyoMaH
Leaves seattle daily a, loo q N.
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sEATTLE~TACoMA ROUTE
STEAMER CITY ABERDEEN
Leaves seangss daily * 800 8 "a az. 3 90 a I'd
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- WILEY NAVIGATION Co

oestiis Tacoma "a. Olympia
koate-
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EVERETT ROUTE
Ia STEAMER GREYHOUND
bsiiy except sunday
1vs Seattle. ! 80 a IN Lvs Seattle. 4:40 10
Lvs Everett. S;iS m Tvs Everett. 400 o m
s,,anv. Leaves seattle .-....-.....s... 400 M
' Leaves tyerstt .-.......il:o o . M
FsHE-sIsaLE TRfr. Use, ROUND TEIr. sl2a
Connects with boats for Tacoma and snohonsh
Landing. CoimAn dock. sCoi of M arion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NANIUAIio> CO.
CLaUp TRour. Pres r. W. 6copagk. sscy.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnished. ieav~s Merchants dock
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday a N, for
kingston, Tort Gamble. Rsngor, seaeecg Llit-
wanp, puwstto. Hoodspost Union City and inter.
medis'e points, arriving in Union city At 5 u m
Leaves L MON City A. Tuesday THURSDAY
and saturday, arriving in Seattle NJ p. IN.
T. r. LIBBY. Master
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FARE TO TACOMA. SO CENTS
, 1894-01-17
T EG r A M S
ST. CROIX STATION.

london, January 18tn.-The appointment
is announced Of Capt1in Sasouel Buckle as
Director. Of Public Works IN Trinidad.
New York, January l3th.-London news
reports the. election at uorncas tie Of Lord
WilIoughby, a Conservative, wee tie late
Hon'Ble Edward Stanhope, whose death was
reported in Bulletin If 23rd ultimo. The re-
suit of the election shewa. an' increased Con-
ssrgative maiortry''of sue hundred Votes az
compared with the neviofs election, e.:
In the House 81. Commons yesterday Mr..
Gladstone, replying TO a q&diestion from Mr..
Macedonia, ~. p. for Botherhithe, stated that
Sir Julian Pauncefote had been requested to
wire to the. Home Government the reply of
the United States to Great Britain's proposal
to cooperate IN the removal Of dereliots in
the Atlantic Ocean.
Replying to a question from Mr.. Sexton,
the Chief Secretary for Ireland stated that
he was unable to exactly announce the scope
Of the proposed enquiry to be made into the
working Of the Irish Land purchase Act.
F., The Secretary to the Admiralty. in reply
to a question respecting tho present naval
activity | the 1ockyarda Of France and Rus
STA, ard which weroappareatJ surprising the
, 1894-01-17

in 1892 could have passed over without leav-
ing many valuable lessons. One Of the results
obtained is an overwhelming mass Of evidence
in favour Of the view thatcontaminated Watar
is the chief medium for spreading the disease. =
Another great lesson is that tn filtration Of
Infected drinking water through sand has a
remarkable effect in depliving ii If it's deadly
power. This is a result which theory alone
could not teach, for the disease carrying mi-
crobes are 50 very small that it might have been
Supposed the passage OF the water through
sani could not nave any influence in lonov-
ing them. meet experiment has shown.
however, that such filtration has 3 remark
able effect in stopping the passage Of common
bacteria, and observations at Hamburg during
the recent epidemic show that it has an equal
" remalkabIe effect in removing BE cholera
microhe. Hamburg and Altoona ole both on
the Elbe. the latter city being lower down
audtaEing its drinking water from the river
at eI it as been polluted by the sewage Of
Hepburg 1t would appear tie efore at
first sight that Altona, on the theory that
infected water carries the disease, ought TO
have suffered mo e severely than Hamburg,
but the observed fact was the other way.
Hamburg lost nearly 121 IN every thousand
Of ifs population, while Altoona Lost not quite
"a IN every thousand, only about one fifth Of
the Hamburg proportion. we are told that
although the cholera IN Hamburg pushed
right up 10 The boundary line between the
two cties, it there sFopped, this being SO
striking chat IN one street, which for some
distance marks he division be- ween these
cities, the Haat4T9 SIDE tras stricken doSn
With c@19Jera, ua,5.t Mot beloug<ag to Altona
=. named J'as he remark le fact was
bronGlt to'Iv At that IN those j uses supplied
with the Hamburg waite cholera was RAM pant,
VIII .st ia those On the Al ona side, AID turn
ished With Alfona wafer, Lot 80 case occur
red" THIS seera9 to US a mos ~Fe!raeLs lesson.
The people on the Altona SIDE bad cholera
TIGUI ID. IBOII OI lHtl0 6I(. OAjA- E- IHW X4filS
- rtl .at t.i.ltA ~
, 1894-01-17
G lines Of rain were measured in Christian
sted on Monday morning.


AIllFGta
FredeIiksted Jany, 18th.
81. s. S. Quart Castle, lle0 tons, Seeley
master, from Halifax Jany 4 and proceeded
to st. Kits, -Conaignees Robt l., MeI win
& Co.
CHkISTTAEGTED
Jan 18th per sclnr. 'Ygilant' from st.
Thomaz-Hans. Bishop, Axel Svitzer, Mrs.
Am Augustus & child Leopold Beck, MIR. &
Mrs, van Fps & chiId Marina & servant Cath.
Toddmann, Miss Anita font.
Jan l4,h-per Danish sloop Bessie" for
St. Thomas Ernest Danielsen.
Jan. l4th- per schnr. "yigilant' for ST.
Thomas-Lawyer T Brun & wife.
jan 15tb-per echnr ''Yigilant' for ST.
Thoroas-Ja.iua Lorent zen. Theo. Estorneu &
servant John Mcdonald, Agatha Wentor,
Rebecca Gutlcff.
ABRTyALs
Jan. I5th-fcdnr, "Bianoa', CaptainLambert, ,
from Fernandino with Lumber.
Jan. l6rh-3 masted. schar. "Cum36rland',
Captain j. Littleiohn,' from Bangor with
Lumber. .
= DEPAE lures.
Jan. l5th-3 masted scbnr. ''FalHr -,
Captain s. J. Smith f6r Cuba, Ballast.
, 1894-01-17
FRA P1LIHLBT.

81 r. 4 dot : Tf.so AnmeldeLso af
d. Tele2rap 5asyfalson i den
seneto Ti1olte b8adar.S Telegraph
for5indai5e2 inaliem 1hri8Jiansted
og Iro3eri1sted 4fbIydes Uden st
de- har v5get maligt o. opdage
ho-en Feil we'd IelaeraDhappera-
terne OF de5 darfoc naa anta8es at
Afbryd9lsen skyjIas Ell forsellig
BotoFing AZ Ledningen (>ammeh.
snoring a~f~.faraadene) Is Prisoner der
passere sandoyeian. aaa indskjarpes
1efeed Anoraningen If 18de Sep
tember 1885, hyorYed der CT fastsat
traf az Fan8sol eIler Boder for
Besksdigelsa m. nj. at elektriske
Observation-Disclosures.
hsteds Poliuhsmmer, st. Croix,
den l3le Jlnuar 1884.
X. PETERSEN.
, 1894-01-17

Under the present wide-awake condition
of science in Europe it could not have been
expected that the terrible outbreak Of cholera
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Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed proposals, addressed to
the mayor and street committee,
will be received at the Offices of city
secretary, to be opened at O'Clock
y. m. May 10, 1894, at the city
hall, Waco, Texas, by said mayor
and street com mittee, for furnishing
all labor, material, grading and paw
NC Morrow street from west line of
Ninth street to east line of Elgh-
teenth street, with native rock and
gravel according to plans and speci'
tications on file in the city epgi.
neer's Office; approximate quantity
l50Co, superficial yards; certified
check for two hundred and fifty
dollars, payable to the order of the
mayor of Waco, Texas, shall ac.
company each proposal before 1T
will be considered mo right to re-
iect any and all proposals is hereby
reserved by the city council of the
city of Waco, Texas.
q. G. McCuLLoCH, Mayor.
Attest:
w. c. COOPER, City Secretary.
Waco, Texas, April "a, 1894
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals addressed 20 the
mayor and street committee will be
received at the office of city secre
tary to be opened at o'clock p. M.
May Bird, 1894, at the City Hall,
Waco, Texas, by said mayor and
street committee, for furnishing all
labor, material, grading and gravel.
ing certain sidewalks, on Elm street
between Archer street and city
limits on the east, according to
specifications, as set forth in Sec.
., of an ordinance passed January
4th; 1894, by the city council of the
city of Waco, Texas, directing that
sidewalks be constructed by the
realty property owners, and pro
posals are hereby invited under Sec
) of said ordinance; for further in
formation apply to the city epgi
neer, Waco, Tex.
G. G. McCULLocH, Mayor.
Attest. w. G. COOPER,
City Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals addressed to
the mayor and street committee
will be received at the office
of city secretary to be opened
at o'clock p. N. May 10th,
1894, at the City Hall, Waco.
Texas, by said mayor and street
committee, for furnishing al. labor,
material, grading and paving South
Eleventh street, from south line of
Jackson street to north line OF
Speight street, with native rock and
gravel according to plan and speci-
tications on file in city engineers
office; approximate quantity $1,000
superficial yards; certified check
for two hundred and fifty dollars,
payable to the order Of the mayor
of Waco, Texas, shall accompany
each proposal before it will be con.
sidered; the right to reject any and
ali proposals is hereby reserved by
the City Council of the city of
Waco, Texas.
c. G. McCULLocH,
Mayor.
Attest. w. c. COOPER,
City Secretary.
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oanard' S Snow Liniment.

4" hamilton. Cambridge, HIS,
l had the rheumatism so bad /
, lU' 4 ra'Se my hand to my head.
"a S Snow Liniment has entirely
me | take pleasure in inform
~ neighbors and friends what it
cue LOT me. Chas. Handley,
~ wi LAY & Lyman, Kewanee, Ill.,,
~. us snow Liniment culed him
suma'ism. Why not try it? 1t
0aely 90 you good. 1t cures all
sn nmatlon, Wounds, Sores, Cuts,
3 n'' e W Sold by H, G. R1sHER
., rs waco j. B. CORNISH, East
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n oopt collars, uisho
% ' use any other epithet you
or hut "si !. will promote the wei,
b, I ,his - country to coin them
OF l long as they will do justice
a. io and creditor alike and pay
e o,o "onts worth of land and 100
worth of labor. = .ho 81,
ut;' affects the other South
WIS. The future prosperity
' u noople is dependent in some
u r pnou commercial interchange
tho ~ Great mining West. Our
s ,a are the natural seaports
dorado ,o, New Mexico and the
binding territories. Oar cities
"suallY attract the surplus cap,
u that section. With restored
coinage the people there
! he raised from their prostrs,
The hum of industry would
lard again about their mines.
their vigor Texas would re-
direct stimulation. In Pix
lbs after silver policy such
ave described is undertaken the
If interstate travel and COM
h will begin to roll between
& and Colorado. A larger mar
will De opened to our lumbe
ufacturere; pine lands will
Elv come into demand. Den-
Ind the mining country will buy
and more OF Texas fruit, the
mt Of reviving prosperity will
through every hs inlet in our
ers. and the Texas farmer, Ia
l, merchant and trader will find
keld of employment senslbly i'm
led. The only new markets to
III Texas can look-the only di-
lon in which there is any room
khe expansion of our trade--ls
(rd Mexico and toward that part
he union to the north and north
embracing Colorado, Nebras
Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas
the Indian Territory. Mining
vital breath of industrial pro
in the greater part of that sec
and its good or evil fortune will
pevitably visited upon the de-
pment of Texas.
bear men talk about relief to
times which will come by a
toration Of confidence" This
much hackneyed phrase. 1t is
that there is always mechani-
eaction which comes after an
bme condition of panic, and it
robabIe that in three to ak
tins from now it may be easier
brow money than it was three
months ago, but this will be
pre- transient influence and will
no good effect on the prices of
pn, whea., cattle or labor. If
Existing source of money supply
y recruited in some way pres
Conditions will grow permanent
orse, With all the great nations
striving for gold az the only
age metal, it begins at once g
pr OF appreciation in value The
hlnery of contraction works
unerring certainty. It's eff ects
Fst hardly perceptlble, in one
become more noticeable, in
years palmer, in five years
ous' A seduction of the tariff in
country or failure of crops
ao might temporarily arrest
tendency IN its relations to thl
'fican people, but the law OF
ractlon would finally prove
fior to these incidents,
81 US not take these chances
us turn our faces in the Other
pllon and strike vigorously tc
an end to financial policie,
~ mean further hazard to mer
vs. lower prices to farmers, anC
n'sued opportunities to labor
US MT up silver, not cast i
\ Let us give it a trial, no
cum 1t IN advance. For one
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-19
Notes of Local Interest.

Ocmler says that globular shaped
onion will produce crop one-third
larger than one that is fiat in form.
The returns show slight general in
crease of area planted in cotton as com
pared with last year, due entirely to the
increase in the states of Texas, Missis-
sippi and Arkansas
Texas is advancing in grape culture
Florida is making decided success;
i'll pineapple culture.
Can;aGro Is mentioned as new staple
crop fcr W. ,cu Texas.
At &c Aiabana cancbrakc station,
OH black b.tiom soil. l.nilir corn made
Il short. to".y grcwth and was not read
ily eaten II cattle.
The three experiment stations in Lou
iSian& arc organized rs ii department Of
the Louisiaiir state university and me
chanical COZ igc under act of congress
Of March :, 1851. They have tho same
governing board and directors.
AT the North Carolina station Dor
dcauX mixture was successfully used &c
prevent peach rot Three applications
arc rccommendcd-onc before the bud
swell, another rs soon us the bionnl,
fall, and Il third when the peaches :.
half grown.