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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
0ar0utirtc Sur.

@ir baben Ben apotbeter, ber mniere
8aarem pertduit, ermd6tist, DR.. Kings
New Discovery fir Iussebruns, Suiten
unS @rtdItuns inter obiser Sebinsuns
81 perfauieu. 8enn Sic nit elmer @rfGl>
tuns. einem Suiten ober irseno elmer linz
reselmdBisteit Der 2lnse, Oes SaIies ooer
Der Srult bebaitet iinp uno oieies RitteI
sebrau6en, wie uorsei6riebeu, unb es aui
bilIl9e Dirt aui Die Brobe ~ltelen unb bas
pom teinen Nuten baben, tonnen sic bic
6lai9e suriitbrinsen unb erbalten ibr
@eIo Sariit. &ir tonnten bieles Nner,
bieten ni6t MAIDEN, wiiBten mir nl6t,
oaB mar DR.. Kings New Discovery
Sutrauen I6enfen fam. gs tdui9t ME.
BrobeHai6en frei III {. Is. &uete's
apotbete. 9roBe SIai9en so Gents
unb elm Dollar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
ohio.

= 6rau e. 8. Yoblmeper BON
SaDtDn, oeren @atte Dol Sabres=
iriIt itarb uro auf ieinem Sterbebette
ia9te, oaB er lie in elnem Sabre abbo=
len wiirOe bate iih Oieie Mprte 10 in
Den SOpi AeleBt, OaB lie auf ben Sab
restag allie yOrbereitungen iur ibren
Sob trai. Sic bs5ablte ale hire S1ul=
ben, ma6te ibr Seltamt uno tbeilte
ibren &inoern nit. oaB lie Den Gag auf
Dem Grabe oes 9aters SubrinSen uno
bort ben SOB erwarteu milroe. Sic
tonnte ibren SprlGB jeoO1 ni1t aus.
iiibren, oenn Die Sinner lieBen einen
NrSt berbeiruien. Der ole Srau nit
Siilie bon Opiaten b%etdubte, 10 oaB lie
OIL Oem betrslienpcn Gage ni9t aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
SfIaboma.

= Sin toler Suno fiel in elmer
StraBe 81 Gutbrie, cine Mnsabl
S6ultinoer an uno bib bic ~10jdbri0e
@eilie 6ates oerart, OaB lie wabribein=
LID lli9t nit Dem Sebeu oappntommer
miro. Sie Seitie iiel audi Spei Yferoe
an. 3wei Mtanner Deriubten, oas
tple Sbier 81 eribieBen, aber elmer ba=
BON traf cine Srau, Wrs. 2ittleipbn,
in ben S6cntel, uno bra6te ibr elne
tDotlide @unoe bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Delaware.

XIX ultutltN StlppUltSl utS luput-
fhen Stdot6ens Nem ga i le, oas
in Dem elei6nami9en GOuntp 9ele9en,
baben lid liin9lt wieoer NAL an elnem
S6auipiele erireut, melhes Die rbereG=
tigten Gieentbiimli6teiten oes 9enam=
ten Miniaturitaates in oraitii6er Weile
iuuItrirt uno in grellem GpntraIt nit
unIerer piel9eriibmten Civilization 1tebt.
Sas m%ioerpGrtige S6aulpiel beltano
in Der Dhentli6en Ilspelti6ung elmer
Ynsabl BON Winetbatern.
IS iparen ibrer elf, mel6en Der Gi6=
ter, ben Staatsgeleben gemQB, per=
i6ieoene Soien Siebe bictirt bate, Die
ibnen i'm Seiiein bes seebrten publi=
tums, inter wel6en ii6 geiuher aus
Yenniplponien Wtarplano, SEEM Ser
iep, Mana9uistts uno iogar aus Golo=
raoo beianoen, bon Dem SberiH Goulo
Upplicirt lullroeu. Mit orei iarbigen
Observation-Disclosures nel6e Dor benz @lus=
psitiden am S6anopfabl 81 iteben
batten, tpuroe Der Infans 9ema6t.
Ser Grlte mar Elm Ginbre9er uno tribe
rer 3uhtblusler Namens Wiliam
MiQer; ibm fOlate Der unperbeflerli6e
2anQiin9er Nleranoer Scribner uno
bann fam Der YierDeoieb SeDi Saparo
an bic Reibe. Sieie &erle batten Spei
Stunoen I'M SlDf Su lteben, wOraui
Die neunI6mGnSi9e Sube in Operation
9elebt DurOe. Der Grite, Del6er oie=
fer Yroceour unternOrien puroe mar
Elm tleiner, aber mustulDler Ne9er Ma=
mems William Burton. Sein Sber=
iorper wuroe entblOBt uno oann puroe
Der Wann an Den PriigelpfOlteu 9ebun=
ben. Sberiff Gates applicirte bic
Strei9e, i'm @ansen Sebn nit feiter
Sauit, wdbreno Waroen Srancis oie=
ielben Sdblte. Wian tOnnte oas &lat=
i1en Der GeiBel an 100 SUB melt bDren
uno mad Der Proceour mar Der &iden
bes StrGflin9s nit oiden Striemen be-
Deft. Ileranoer Scribner erbielt 20
unb 2ebi YaDNro IO9ar 80 Streide.
9llle perbielten li6 our1aus apatbiih,
Iur Scribner Iprang labenO OapOn,
na6oem er feline 9Oiis erbalten bate.
Son ben ibrigen att Straflingen, bic
ileine SiebItdble began9eu batter, ere
belt Elm Sober oht Strei6e,
9tu6 Dem S~aiirbalten Der &i6ter
I'M Staote, bat lid Die Prii9elitraie
als elm als9eSei9netes Nbihredlngs=
mittel beDQbrt. 5batIQ9li6 lit lett
Dem Sabre 1870 I'M Qansen Staate tein
bebeutenOer SiebItubl mebr perilbt por=
ben uno Der in jenem Sabre ~begangeue
nor Der ein5ige i'm leBten balben Sobr=
bunoert. gln6 bic WtebrSnbl Der Yir=
ger iii su 8unIteu Der Prii9elitraie.
Yieier StrafmDous iii Elm lleberbleib=
Eel aus alter 3eit. Ser Crt Stem
Ga'tle lit i6peoi'6en llriprun9s, S6blte
0ber bal0 nod ieiner 8riinoun9 Sa9l=
rei6e SOuGnOer inter ieinsu Belpo0=
nsrn uno Der bOldnOii6e 6ommanOunt
bes Sorts GNIimir iOl Die PrilgelltraIe
i'm Sabre 1854 sum erIten Mtale bel ben
Shpeoen, mel6e Die hOldnoii1e 6la90e
berunter9eriIien bNtten, in Mnpenoung
gebra6t babeu. Wiit mebr ODer min=
Der lan9en llnterbre0ungen iperoen lett
jcuer 3cit III benz Crte Die llebeltbdter
ollie 8ierteljNbr einmal aus9epeiti1t.
6riiber uno 5war big sum Sabre 1886
wurDen aud lueiBe tSrOuen Oieier Straie
unterwOrieu; iarbiGe gSeiber puroen
nOd i'm Sabre 1870 6Tentli6 ors9e=
peiti1t, Ieitoem dber BADEN bic yebOrs
Den Oas pelbli6e 0ei6le6t nit oieier
l9dnoli6en Straie Deri6Ont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
u ..
Seuti6lano.
9 q b II.

= Gin i6refli6es Srama Ipielte li6
oieier Sage in Dem bel S9afbauien
asleaenen Sorie Siiinsen Clint
&onitanO ab. Gin perbeiratbeter
S6ubmaher Namens 8ottlieb GeB
bate nit einem l6idbrisen Nadbar=
mdo6en, oas our 4usbiilfe bel ben
Saussei6aiten td9li9 in iein Saus
tam, elm @erbaltniB b%egonnen, wes=
balb es al Nuftritten nit isiner Srau
fam. Nm Sreitaa nun, als Die Srau
8eB iid BON Sauie entfernt bate, Inn
in Shafbaltfen I'M Saslobn 81 arbei=
ten, brab plObli6 i'm Saule oes 8eB
6euer aus. Nls man 81 Siilfe ellen
mOllte, fano man ole 3uaGnse gum
Saule Oerl9lOnen uno muBte Die Sbiire
erbre6en. Seim Gintritt ms er=
mdbnte Saus bot ii9 ein entieBli9er
Mnblid: oas %eripGbnte Mdo6en lag
nit geipaltensm SGdoel in b~rennenDe
&i1ien eiugebillt auf benz Sa6bDoen,
EeB ielbit bate li6 am 9a1iparren
erbdn9t unO mar beim N%bbrennen oes
Sa6itubls in bic S6euer berunterge=
fallen. Sbne 3tpeiiel bat GeB oas
WtQoden in Der Slide ermoroet uro
lire 2eihe aui Den Spei6er ~setra9eu,
oaun in Der S6euer ben Srano 9ele9t
uno suleBt ii6 ielbit oas 2eben 9enonl=
men. 9as NnpeIen it poliilnOis
nleoergebrannt.
@etfalen.
- Gor eini9eu Sasen wurbe in Der
Gubr bel @engern Die Sei6e oes
lett einigen Sa9en uermiBten Cages
pGdters Glpltermann aufgefunpen.
"a oieislbe mebrere MeIerltihe aui=
mics uno oerielben elm Sbr abgei6nit=
ten mar, 10 muB anaenommen werOen,
oaB Der Wann sunG6lt ermOroet uno
oann in Die Gubr 9ewOrfen wOroen lit.
Sn Dem orin9enoen Seroa6t, oieien
aRpro ausgeiiibrt 81 baben, iteben 3lpei
@ebriloer BON SOble, pel6e bereits
feit9enpmmen wuroen. Sieielben boz
ben i6on mieoerbOlt Sreibeits
e~rlitten uno Der cine oerlelben mar
i1ou wieoerbolt ipegeu Uerou6ts oes
al Der 4malie WenOer Deriibten Wor@
oes in SaIt 9enOmmen, er muBte aber
jeOesmal wieoer ipe9en mangelnoer
yepeiie in Sreibeit 9eieBt iperoen. Der
Grmoroete, Der auf Der Sabn ben linz
fen Wrm perlpreu hattie, Itano I'M I'll.
%&ebensjabre.
aui benz gabnbuf Selbe
Wllroe Elm Nrbeiter, ais er Die 8eleiie
ilberi6reiten iUDllte, bonn 3uge toot=
~9eiabren.
Slbenbur9.
Ntit Gintritt Der buntlen Hddte
bat maj nit benz Sang Der @ale in
Den Sielem b%e9onnen; Der Sang bat
CUR 3eit ireili1 NOD tein Siniti9es
Gelultat er9eben. Ser @ranatiang,
Der nod u~uaus9eieBt weiter betrieben
miro, sei9t before G~r9ebnihe. IS
miro Der &iter 8ranat nit 20 pfennig
u~NsYtuplel.
gliab=2otbriu9en
- Die miloen &anin6en i'm Rbein=
waloe bel StraBburg BADEN li6
in ben leBten swei Sabren in iol6em
ltaBe pernebrt, oaB ibre unterirOii6en
Yaue Die Si6erbeit Der GbeinbOb=
maierodmme beorOben. Sas Mtinilte=
rum bat Die Yertil9uns Der &aninden
aui BEN Observation-Disclosures uno benz
SohipaTeroamm Der WanerbebOroe
aui9e9eben, bic ie mittels Srett9eu
benlrten Wiro.
- StraBbur9. /. DIT. Ser
SetGui6te SctrOibeamte ODER Die I6!aren
Guten", tOnnte man fOl9enoes tleine
Yel1i9t6en beneunen. Siam oa oieler
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
9ndlen's 9lrniea SaI6e.

Die bette Gable in Der @elt fir
S3nittpunoen, 9auti6iirfunsen, @uus
Den, @ei9pire, SaI3fuB, 5ieberpuns
ben, S3orf, seiprunsene 9anOe, Troits
beuIen, &%rdbenausen, unb aae Sautsnts
~sinbunsen unb lit cine fidere 9eiluus
fir S%dmorboiben. IS pirb sarantirt,
Dap bas Mittel polltommene @enuss
tbuung sibt; wenn ni9t, wirb bas @eIo
suriideritcste preis 25 Gents per
Sda9tel. - gu uertaufen bel Z. 0.
&uete, IpOtbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
@brputk.
-O--
Jnlano.
@rfanSaS.
@rfanSaS.

Ser Sberif Sut6inIcn BON
Sittle # perbaitcte oieier Sage
Or. Niron, Or. Mc6abe uno 6rall
Wc6abe uou + / lie inter Der
Yei6uloi9uu9, ben Srunnen Oes Sr.
". 3. Barr per9iftet Su boben, in Der
glbIi@t, Barr uno feline Samilie 81
,ooten. @ier Mtit9lieoer Der 6amltie
Barr botten pon Dem pergifteten WalIer
oetrunteu, uno muren alle lhtper err
trdntt. Sn Dem Drummer fano man
cine 0robe Men9e Irienit. Sr. Sarr
uno Or. Mc6abe proSeiliren lett eini=
ger 3eit nit chamber uno lInO blttere
GelnOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30

BENT Sauie geben tounte. Sic lit gang
lih entnerpt uno ibre In9ebOri9en bee
MAIDEN lie ierafdltig, neil lie bsiiir6s
ten, oag fe iib am GHoe nod Elm Seio
3ufiisen tDnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30

Dr.. priee's Cream Safine popoer.
p6aite @elt.aasfeauuss &aSjei&nnns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
ruk CONTROL OF rnE NEXT HOUSE.


IL will not be easy for the Republicans
10 elect majority of tho next house.
This is due 10 the fact that a number Of
states have been outrageoasly gerry
wandered by Democratic legislatures.
Among the states which have been
fixed by the Democrats are California.
Connecticut, Illinois. Indiana. Massa-
ehusests, Kentucky, North Carolina,
South Carolina. Missouri, Tennessee.
Michigan, Nebraska, New York, West
Virginia and Wisconsin,.
In the South we can hardly expect to
increase much. IL ~ all. our preseat
strength. which Is represented by one con-
gresham from Kentucky. enc from South
Carolina, one from North Carolina, one
from Missouri and two from Tennessee.
In order 10 obtain a majority in the
house Of representatives the Republicans
must carry IL cat of - Northern aud
Western congressional districts, or three
10 every one carried by the Democrats.
it is clear frem these figures that the
Democratic party has a good deal more
shan ahgatsnS chance Of being able 20 re-
saga control Of the next house Of rspresen.
taslves, aud therefore would he ale to
choose the next PRECEDENT OF the unitsa
States IL the election should hs thrown
into cor grcsa 50 close IN the nsAt saat
Senator John Sherman Is disposed TO be.
iieve that the Democrats VAL retain eoa-
,rai OF the mex, house ~ Fsdaesd ma
ioFifv,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
SEATTLE. FRIDAY. sEPr "a.


A large majority Of the King county
delegation made commendable. vigorous
and able fight against the free silver plank
in the Republican state platform, and in
favor of plank in harmony with the Re-
publican national platform. The deiega-
tion. however, Was not united upon the
proposition. and the free silver plank had
some earnest supporters even among the
delegates from King.
Whatever may be thought regarding the
wisdom or unwisdom of this particular
plank Of the platform. the resolutions rs
finally adopted must be accepted as an ex.
precision of the will of a majority Of the
Republicans of the state.
1t is unnecessary TO say that the Re-
pubiicans Of King county and OF the state
at large. whatever their opinions may be
upon the silver question, will give to the
ticket their loyal and enthusiastic sup
port
The people know that 1t Is to the Repub-
iiean party they must look not only for
sound financial legislation, but for sound
legislation OF ali kinds. The personnel Of
the ticket nominated at Spokane of itself
In such that 1t will command the respect
aud enlist the support of the thinking
people of the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
GEMS FROM PopULrsr PAPERS.

The man or newspaper that says and in
sists that the Popplists are murderers or
abet murder any more than Democrats
and Republicans do-and neither one does
as party-is a low. dirty, sinking liar,
born OF liar aud dog. No one but
log-hred anarchist, thief and boodier tat
ties or prints such rot aboat the Peoples
party, or hints they would do such things
as 10 commit murder. There Is not 3
sheep-klliing dog low enough IN Garfield
county 20 accuse Popnlists OF such crimes,
vet few papers and rogues insist on it,
Ponseroy IRdepssdeaL
The meanrss. lowest. most contemplate
and despised man on earth IS the knock
kneed, loose-j0intsd. yonker-Jawe water
Drained. poueh-5ellisd, bug-eyed, rattle
tongued, shsilow-pated chronic ottice
seeker, who has fought reform OF every
shade and hue. until he saw the posi-
bAty OF an Office in sight, aud then jumps
IN and gives s. yell for reform, and COM
mences laying plans 10 secure the noraina-
ton Tor an oiace N the party he nas e1rsed
With ail his might Suca man - no re-
former in any sense; could not be one II
he wanted 20, and the populists had better
keep an eve or ali snch fellows. Is he an
your ne1ghberho0df Several such AMI
mails are abroad Ia the land. II they de-
sire 10 ride On cur Poralass engine, well
and good. bat never let them engineer the
running Of oev trains. nor even pull the
Sesl-rope. They will SidetracS our cars
and ditch the engine 81 sure IS you LEI.
them pail the lever - xiesas5sGrT D1Mn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21

If IL be true, as IL seems 10 be. that the
japanese have beaten the Chinese In a
great battle In Korea and occupied the
mnuniain passes leading into Manchuria.
1t 10 quite probable that China will soon
sue for peace. japan controls the sea, so
that China cannot land troops upon the
coast OF Korea. aud II the mountain
passes are occupied and fortified Japan
can hold Korea against China.
Its not impossible that Japan might
capture Picking; the English and French
troops made easy work Of capturing Peking
In isso, and Il Is not likely that Peking
could relatively make any better defense
today than il did thirty-hye years ago
against ihe European methods OF warfare
adopted By the Japanese.
China IL in great danger of domestic dis
sensions, she is a country of magnificent
distances; she has no railroads by which
she can rapidly assemble supplies and con-
eentrate her military population. II the
reported great victory by the Japanese
proves 60 be authentic and the mountain
pasaes leading into Manchuria are In the
hands Of Japan. they can DO quickly rem
dered inprcgnable by Notifications armed
with cannon and defended by infantry.
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probably an strong = man IS any Of his
stronger. doubtless. than either Fassets or
Woodford With the conservative business
men Of the Empire state who have 10 fur
nish the sinsss Of war for the campaign.
viii he be eieeteds President Harrison
thinks the Republicans are sure TO carry
New York and probably Sew Jersey IN
November. Gov. Flower has declined .
denomination, and il Is doubtful II tie
Democrats Of New York have anybody
outside OF Flower who can hope 20 defeat
Morton. David Z. Hill might do it. bat
David B. Hill il not likely 10 leave the
United states senate. where he has won
his way. In the Judgment Of the Repub-
iicans, to the very first rank of the Demo
crats.
The prospect in New York for Repub-
Iican success Is excellent If the Repub-
iicans all pull true together and make .
vigorous campaign until November. 1t is
true that the New York Tribune has not
been favorable to Morton's nomination; IL
Is true tina. other able Republican news
papers have strongly urged the nomina-
ton Of Depew or Choate, but Depew is not
q man Of solid qualities. and Mr.. Choate
has always been too much of q witty free
lance to be very popular candidate. His
public after dinner speeches are sometimes
taken too seriously by our Irish Repub-
iican friends, and on the whole there does
not seem any good reason for believing
that either Choate or Depew or Fassett
would have been q more popular candidate
than Mr. Morton.
The truth is that if the Republicans
win st all IN New York they will win on
the black record of the Democratic con-
gress, which enacted the new tariff law
and the odious income tax. If the farmers
OF New York are in the same mood OF
mind as the farmers Of Vermont and
Maine, Mr.. Morton will be the next gov
ernor of the Empire state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
MONEY Is THE THING.
A Popuiist Organ Wants DR.. Jordan
Placed ON the Ticket.
Rallard SaarehIivaf Ppm

Placed ON the Ticket.
Ballard searehligat. Pop
When the recent Populist convention
saw fit 10 turn down Jordan. Cochrans
and Jack Mcdonald, Populists whom
Democracy would indorse aud Populis;s
who could afford and were willing TO put
the necessary cash into the campaign to
meet all legitimate expenses. it made a
fatal mistake. Not that the men whom
the delegates in their wisdom saw fit TO
choose are not equally as good men, but
simply because funds are necessary. and
in the present order of things absolutely
necessary, to make q live vigorous cam
paign.
MIR. Maple is a good man, q splendid
man, but in all candor We are forced TO ad-
NIT that it will be with great difficulty,
If not impossible, that q large portion
of our voting population will be made to
see their virtues without the use of money.
Not necessarily money with which to buy
votes, but money to spend amongst that
class OF voters, for it is idle to deny the
fact that fully one-third of the voters are
influenced by the use OF money one way or
another.
1t would be wise stroke of policy if Mr..
Maple could now be persuaded upon TO
withdraw, inasmuch as he has expressed
himself as not having any particular am
bition for the Office If Mr.. Maple could
be induced to withdraw and Mr.. Jordan or
some other good Populist who would be
acceptable to the Democrats put on the
ticket. vigorous and successful fight
could then be prosecuted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
NAVAL SCHOOL SHIPS.

SEATTLE, Sept. Il. 1894
To THE EpETog: Please inform me
where our government training or school
ships are stationed, and how 20 com.nunI-
cate with them about entering papii?
A SUBSCRIBER
The nearest point where apprentice boys
can De shipped In at the navy yard, Mare
Island. Cal. Address Commanding OH
Ger. United States receiving ship Inde-
pendence," there. Fuller information can
he obtained from the commandant of the
training station, Newport. X. l., or the
chief of the bureau of navigation. navy
department, Washington City. Lieut..
Wyckof. OF this city. has advocated a
training ship for this Coast for several
years past. and also that the United States
ship Nipsic. st the Puget sound naval
station, be made receiving ship. where
boys could be enlisted for the navy. IL
must come in time if the people Of the
state Keep on insisting upon it,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
A Mysterious secret Society.


A new secret society has been organized
in Tacoma. Very little is known about
it, but considering the fact that il is a
new thing andth politics" have some
thing to do with it, 1t is thought it has
been organized with reference to Popu-
lists. What its object is is known only to
the members. but they are said to have q
thorough understanding of the situation
of things. Though the membership is
known TO be quite large, only few men
have as yet been identified as belonging TO
it, They are extremely reticent as to its
objects. and every effort is being made TO
keep the information from the public.
That such society has existed in To-
coma for perhaps long time is demon
strated by 3 telegram received in the city
today with reference to an anticipated
action of the city council which might
bear on the objects OF the association. 1t
Is as follows:
SPOKANE Sept. 19.-Ben Brush, Secrc-
targ: In case city council passes resolu-
tions detrimental TO II. 5. Association
during my absence notify me.
IS A. pERKINsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
Coxeyi.m and Popuiism-

NEIHsug lNucFtAAIHk.
The Pops held meeting in the court
house Wednesday night 10 listen to a
harangue from L. J. Jeifries, the Seattle
professional idier, who lately led or at
tempted to lead gang of tramps and
hobos from the Sound to the national cap
ital. Jetfries told to sn admiring audi
ence how he spread dissatisfaction amongst
the unemployed or impecunious along the
route, and seemed TO think he had per-
formed heroic task. The Pops Will gain
no votes from the talk of such disciples as
Jetries. III the Pops must thrive through
breeding discontent and encouragement
in the human breast. the sooner they are
turned down the better for humanity.
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The endless dAv Is ended.
The loaE. svifg gsllop done:
ana ntEat's dear arch t. beaded
oar nfEsL ny little enc.
TIE plas coughs barr sRa hover
Above eur trst. frat tzeA.
The aeon, faAt loves q lover.
Beads F4di AIT overhead.
The world Is fAs bahlRa "a
Our weird Is al 10 BE-
TIE future that shall cad "a
shall Sad eas you sad aa
A sons--ii they he lonely
whose arms their world ineseses
To whom assxen's self = oalx
Nos that never gees
eoff Bands In sfaewy Esss'ei,
Ana lifs thai stga and crosoG.
Apa hearts that beat 90 close, 80 svee.
Aaa eyes tAst ertak and swooSs
Ter froEa Eas human otllew
rNst cseSks IN snise uzrest
A.. harry ia oar pillow
"a ths ercwa mother breast
Ths racFrows way Il weary,
The spsiags are tar A@tucs1s
1oa eistsT Fsains sa1 arearY
gcrses sssiF ycuth VA grssa-
Bat net tie utter desert
Saxli p.rrA e9r ssaes ssns
Aaa evssyw asr0 ear hearts sssl fare
VIA tAs pine tres saa TIE sassSat
-CAarass p fsvsss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-21
rsx PROSPECT IN NEW YonK.

The nomination Of Levi +. Mertoa FOR
governor OF Nsw York Is one that com
nands the respect of men Of all parties.
Mr.. Morton whils In congress dtssAn-
salshsd hlmself by tie ability 81 bis
speeches on tie subjects Of tariff. banking
aud sarrsneyi bis crest wealth vas hoa-
orAhly acquired. lie was born poor hoy
in Rutland eoaaty, Ntl vas for msny
years Engaged Ia mercantile business be-
foss he became 3 successful banker: BE is
man q gnsa.llsa public and rFsYass lifs.
q generous. eeneyessas mAa q tneaesa
uusssnmiaE manners.
The nomination Of Ar. NngieR sAs net
necessary 10 rssssgy. rsssssAs.sss 10 u