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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
WHOLE LINE TlEo UP.
Great Northern Employees 1t st. Paul m
Minneapolis Stop Work.

0ECos %NOESAAoEA G1lPAOyo1 u Se raul 008i
Minneapolis Stop Work. a
The strike is on at last in st. Paul
and Minneapolis. The American Rail-,
way Union called out all its men in this
employ of the Great Northern Road I'M
the two cities. kilograms were sent
to all unions on the line to stand by
their guns. All efforts to settle the
strike failed, and President Debs Of
the A. r. U. issued orders for q strike
on all the Minnesota divisions of the
Great Northern. This completes the
strike from ST. Paul to the coast. Press
ident Hill, OF the Great Northern.
again proposed his plan of arbitration
at the last conference between the
mems committee and the. road, but #
was refused. The striksf ips,~ .rated
in Minneapolis and at 81 .iudes
men, AMI all other SlasS Of railway
employees, and ties up the system from
st. Paul and Minneapolis to the Pacific
coast.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
n BAND WAGON.

its approval. In an instant those valu-
able aids to society, the mounted po-
lice-sixteen in number-came tearing
down the B street sidewalk. Men,
women and children were knocked
right and left before the valorous
charge of these sixteen mounted ruff
fans, whose sole admitted aim was to
intercept and apprehend two tres
passers on the Capitol grounds. That
was the crime. mind YOU. And the
%malefactors numbered two. And six.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
Brieaets.

ALL Minneapolis saloons are now
closed on Sunday.
THREE desperate criminals escaped
from jail at Birmingham, Ala.
inn. JORDAN, . notorious outlaw,
was killed In Clark County, Ala.
WILLIAM PIERCE, . farmer, shot and
killed himself ct Smith Center, Kaa.
ASTRONOMER A. E DOUGLASS, ct
Flagstaff, Ari., observed tho Gale
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
Police Charge the Army.

i Gen. Coxey and his commonweal
army arrived in the national capital
Tuesday. The day-the proudest in
the history of Gen. Coxey-was per-
feet in its appointments. Fair weather
and q large and good-natured crowd
lined Pennsylvania avenue, from the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
COXEYINTHE CAPITAL
he AND BROWNE PLACED UNDER
ARREST.

Warrington Police Prevent tho Invasion
Of h Federal Capitol Grounds-Attemps
to Hold . Meeting on tho steps-Given
. Drowsy Reception.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
CoXEY's ARMY ON THE MARCH.

buttons. to whom sarcastic tate has
given it to guard life, property and
public peace In Washington, debouched
cent. smoothly paved. so-foot wide
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
THE CAMPAIGN rs ON.
ELECTION OF OVER TWENTY
SENATORS INVOLVED.

ome.s to De x,usa In tn. Various states
This Ysar-A New House Of Rspresen-
tAtives { Be Chosen-Hot Fights In
soms Sections.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11

order to meet for the purpose Of form
ing q lodge. Five responded, and on
the memorable 26th Of April they OF.
ganized themselves into the Washing
ton Lodge of Odd Fellows at the his
tortc. old Seven Stars tavern. The sub
sequent growth and spread of the order
can be Seen in the following table Of
figures male for the annual encamp-
ment of 1893: .s,.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11

Vast as is the growth here shown, q;
does not do justice Of percentage Of iusA
crease, as only round numbers are
given, and thus many lodges are NJ
represented in the figures. 3x
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11

AS COXey and Browne ducked int
the brush the crowd outside howlet
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

The Boston Herald is in favor OF
tho construction OF the Nicaragua
canal. but it is opposed to any part
nership between the government
and n canal company. 1t wants tho
government TO build the canal and
own and operate it. There is merit
in this suggestion. Some objection
might be made by the government
OF Nicaragua. but il all such OBJ.
stacles were out OF the way, 1t would
seem to be tho best method OF Sc
curing tho desired highway be.
tween tho Atlantic and the Pacific.
Partnerships OF the kind to which
the Herald objects have not been
tho best in the world, and in tho
history OF this country they have in
some cases led to great scandal.
Certainly something should be done
very soon to determine who should
construct the canal ana whether it
Is to DO built y: all or not
Republican.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Mcssrs Allen, and SHchtleben, the two
young American atuderts who made bi-
crcls tour around thc world, wers som,
PEELED to give many exhibitions of fancy
riding before the curious nomads of Cen
trail Asia. The following from the August
number of The Century, is an account OF
one OF their experiences in the Chinese city
Of Kuidja: :,
Although built by the Chinese who call 1t
Nin-yuan, Kuldja, with Its houses Of beaten
earth, strongly resembles the towns OF Rus
sian Turkestan. Since the evacuation by
the Russians the Chinese have built around
the city the usual quadrangular wall, thirty
feet In height and twenty fet IN width, Win
parapets sLill in the course of CONSTRUCTION;
But the rows of poplaf-, the whitewash anu
the telegas were still left 10 rsInind Us OF
the temporary Russian occupation. FOR set-
erai days We were objects OF excited Inter,
est to the mixed population. The doors ana an
windows OF our Russian quarters refe De
sieged bs crowds. In defense OF our most,
We gave q public exhibition, and with tiie
consent OF u Toptai made N. circuit on
the top of the city walls, Fully S,VJ Hf9
pie lined the streets and hoHsstops 10 VIZ
ness the race to which we had been chlI-
lengei. by four DUNCAN horsenen, riding ne
low on the cncirclinS roadway. Inc us
tance around was two miles The morse
men started with n rush. and at the emo OF
the first mile were ahead. AT the tmtu
turning we overlook them. and came To the
finish 200 yards ahead. amid great excite
ment. Even the commander OF the hulula
force. was brushed aside by the chasing
rnbblri
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
REPUBLICAN MATTERS.
HIS WORD soR SUGAR.
Pres1dess Ssevclnnd's Indefenslbly Anta-
cious Letter to the IIesse.

Rres1dest Stevcland's IndefenSlbly Anda-
cious Letter to the IIesse.
President Clevelaat's letter was
remarkable for sothing else SO much
as its irdefensible audacity. 1t is
not the first time that he has under
taseca the unwarrantci liberty of
meddiing with the constitutional
duties OF coordinate branch OF the
government; that he should do SO
openly and make his act matter Of
Official public record Is to say the
least astounding. Beyond this there
Is nothing surprising in the letter.
lie makes partisan argument in
~avor OF free raw materials and then,
us II merely by incidental mention,
declares Ia favor OF the senate sugar
schcdele.
rs to sugar, as long ago as February
u, he was authoritativeiy pledged
10 the interests of the trust, even
before the tarlif bill had been re-
ported to the senate. On that day
the Democratic senators heId u
caucus on the subject. and Sc aater
White. who had already beea up
pointed and confirmed as associate
justice OF the suprnmo court. parti-
cipated in its deliberations for the
purpose of announcing the pres
ldents position towards sugar Hc
announced that the president had,
both before aud since March 4, 1898.
promised tnat there should be e duty
on .'both raw and refined sugars
He said TINT he had continued TO act
rs senator after having been con
hrmed US associate justice OF the
supreme court Tor the purpose OF
explaining to the caucus the pledges
OF the president with regard to
sugar.
20 the senators knew where the
president stood on that subject. says
the KANSAS City journal. and the
only purpose he could have had in
handing this letter TO Chairman
Wilson was TO notify tho house that
the sugar schedule had his full coun.
tenanco, aad to let II DO known by
the senate's conicrrecs that he would
have them save the sugar trust even
NJ tho expense of the iron ard coal
trusts
IL was generally believed in the
best informed circles In Washington
that IL an agreement could be madc
On tho sugar schedule report could
DO inado within two duy-. Mr..
Cleveland undertook to make such
IN agreement, possible b. openly pro.
nouncing In favor of the trus,
schedule which was originally writ
ten by the secretary OF tho treasury.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Hon. Il. F. Clover, ex-congressman
from the Third district, Kansas. has
Withdrawn his allegiance to the Popu-
list party and returned to his first po.
litical love. He gave as his reasons
for SO doing that the Populist party
under the present management had de-
crganixation. and that 1t was now
under the control OF political free
hooters. who were running Il for per.
sonal aims and indulging In corrupt
and disgTaceful political methods and
practices. He will take the stump for
the Republican party.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Unanswerabie Reasons Why This Should
BE Done.

Sh1hb"eiADie Aseosohs "uy AnAs 6uooiu
BE Done.
Tie-cutters out of q job can now
easily see the necessity for capital in
Colorado.
Vote the Republican ticket this year.
Wool growers who received 1S cents
for wool during d Republican admin
istration, tlils ye.ir got 81 Cents for the
same class of wool-the result of a
platform which promises to admit all
raw material free of dutE;
Nsar the Republican ticket this year
The prospector who has failed to in
terest capital in his prospect this year
need not think twice as to the cause.
Under Populist state rule, capital IL
not allowed to control its own invest.
hient In colorado;
ypte the Republican ticket this Sedt
The farmer who has been compelled
to do without many of the actual ne
cessities of life during the past two
years, can easily trace his misfortune
to the inactivity of capital in the
mines, where he finds his market
Spte. the Republican, ticket this yeaf.
The business man who finds such an
enormous falling of In his trade dur
ing 1894, may attribute it to the ma
tional and state policy which has tied
up capital, prevented the operation Of
mines, closed the markets for produce
ard taken from the people the oppor.
tunits of earning the money to spend
with the merchant.
Vote the. Republican ticket this year,
The good citizens of all classes who
desire peace, prosperity and happiness,
can easily trace the threatening asre.t
in Colorado, 10 the encouragement OF
lawlessness by the representative of
Populism, and will not be slow in
seeking a remedy.
Vote the Republican ticket this year.
The laborer who has been out of q
job this year will not need to be told
that his misfortune IL caused by the
general stagnation arising from n ma
tional and state policy that discourases
manufactures rs well as the develop
ment of the country, thus taking from
the laborer the opportunity of earning
the whcrewithal to support himself
and his family Tie has his remedy
Vote the Republican ticket this year.
The mine owner whose interests have
been endangered through the encour-
aeemcnt of lawlessness in Colorado
during the past year. has long since
made 4 hote of the cause and knows
too well that 1t is TO his interest to
Vote the Republican ticket this year.
Del Nortc Prospector.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
FREE LABOR.


Tho Major Thlnks It Co,ts tho EH-
pioyer Too Much rs 1t u.
see that they are still havin
strikes and troubles among the shop
hands down at Birmingham In Our
state. These fellows are all out
siders. Most OF 'em is forrihsrs.
think it would bo good time to
raise up and run the interlepefs all
out OF the state. We don't want 'em
and we don't want shops and factor
srs for they always make trouble
Look ut the condition OF the n.isera-
BILE Yankee ceantsy to-day! writes
Major Randolph Gore Hampton in
the New York Ad, srtiser Tho only
people in the world that are indie.
pendent arc pastoral people. Agn-
culture is what the south must stick
to. Our soil Is our pride and 80 long
al we are agricultural, pastoral
people We can snap our fingers
at the rest OF the world
The infemous Protection policy OF
New England has ground us inte the
earth, but when We are once more
restored to our rightful condition
"hhNi iiSS We III oC Vic Hlo5 Y
peaceful and prosperous people on
Gods footstool We pay our niggers
very little now and when We get free
trade established 1t will be merely
board and close for them or nothir',
and you know how little close they
wear. II the niger lives with US
ana he can't live amy ple!s else
he'll have to work and II he works
for -rthln we'll be better off than
we was under the old system. They
can't beat US, l tel, you. The only
thing that I'm afraid OF is that
within the next ten years the South
will be so prosperous that q lot OF
dirty Yankees will come troopin'
down and tryin' to declare in with
us We don't want EN-. and. what's
more to the point, We won't have
EN-, dam EN-.
Clcveland's letter TO Wilson which
was read in tho house hit the nail on
the head. Ho ought to take a club
and 20 up thoro and KNOCK soms OF
the party traitor. on the head. Why.
II we aia's careful we'll lose the in
come tax altogether, and that'll be
just the same as givin' up the lite
against tho North. What in hell are
We here for anyhow | never sec
such Generalization as there is in
our party ranks here. Why, it's
worse than the niggers OF the South
was after tho Freedman's burow
busted. But while Cleveland is in
with the sugar trusters IL II to his
credit that he wants more FREQ trade
and lots OF income tax. That will
pull the South together. which was
weakcnin' on him on account OF his
goin' back on states rites tell you
tina, old soap fat man Is mitey
srued politician.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
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ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
nfac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
.ccept any substitute if offered.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
Ilpts

Dcbsi
A splendid rhyme for -Robs'"
II always has occurred to INC
In writins-wolt say poetry
That there were words
by dozen - herds
That hhsi 10 rhyme
Quite vp TO time
hu. Debs.
When rhymci with Rcbs
Seems wondrons sensible,
So rcprohcnsibic
Is Debs
II goes with ehbs,
which shows tendency
For the Dscendancy.
OF government Ger Dcbs
Dear Dohs doth show
Not Ia the flow
Contrariwisc, tho tide is low
For Dohs
We're on the brink.
some people think
OF anarchy,
But as for mo
don't believe Il I'll confess
], sometime, seems SO In the press
The Popu,lsts
Would like to govern with their fists
But on the whit plc. from Texas up to Maine,
The anarohtst's dlstin tiy on the wane,
From Florida to far on Idaho
Thn tcschin IS OF that tribe have little go
And we've enough of people with prepcnsc
For doecn, living and for solid sense
To save the land including Pennsylvania
From what think Is simple Dcbsomania
Some people write It "dipso"-Tm too dense
must admit 10 sec much difference
John kcndrick Bangs In Harpcr's Weekly
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

II 10 n fact worth remembering for
campaign uses that when the house
passed tho resolution indorsine
Ctcveland's course during tho strike,
the Democrats refused by an over.
whelming majority to permit roll
call, or, in other words, to put them
selves individually on record 40.
cordingly. they can go home and tell
their constituents that they did no,
vote for 1t, rs shall seo,n to be best
for them in seeking u recollection. =
Globe Democrat
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Tammany. with all its faults and
they are myriad put Hop.
kins In command Of its civic honor
and authority. Almost for tho Srst
time In history ofIlce has failod to
inspire ono spark OF devotion to duty
in It's transient occupant Shakespeare
has said ~ dogs obeyed In ofYice.
but we nowhere read OF dog left in
charge OF u sheepfold deserting its
charge In tho face Of the wolves
Chicago Journal
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

At this season OF the year parents have to
decide upon and select the educational In
stitnt!on which their daughters are to at
tend for the coming years In this connec-
ton we desire TO call attention to the edu-
cational announcement in our advertising
Heart st. Joseph. Mo. Their buildings
and grounds ere attractive, locality health.
ful teaching in all branches thorough, and
terms Reasonable. Parents fortunate to se-
lect this school for the education OF their
daughters will. are sure. he fully salts
fed For further Information. address
Mother Superior, Academy of the Sacred
Heart ST. Joseph. Nc.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Gov. Altgold says ho keeps posted
on the nows Of tho day by reading
only the headlines In tho newspapers.
He doubtless also keeps up with tho
drama by reading the bill posters,
gots his religion from church
notices, and grows fat on pudding by
chewing the string. Tho average
Populist Is = great economist -
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Perfect cooking. variety In the bill OF fare,
excellent service and attention TO the com,
fort Of guests make this old-estabhshed anu -
Denver. Rates, $20o per day; $50 for
evening dinner. room and breakfast; sl.Vo
posite the Tabor Grand Opera House and
accessible to the principal business stores;
banks street and cable cars and places OF
amusement makes II the best located hotcl
In the city The blue car starting In front
of depot passes the hotel.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Magnetic -tris arc becoming so common
that n ciri WHO does anything shockine
Will try 10 excuse herself on the plen tha'
IL was magnetism.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
We WILL MhlL POSTPAID
. une Panel Picture, entitled
ME0lTAT1oN I"

IN exchange for - LArxe Lscn
Heads. cut from Lion Coffee
wrappers, and a acrnt stamp 70
pay postage. Write for ltet Of
our other tine premiums tnSud-
'ra hccks, . knife, game, sto,
WcclscN Ostce Co.,
~ Auyop g., ToLEpo, ouSo.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

GEYSERlTE-Best and cheapest of toilet
soaps, cures rouchness of the skin. CURES
ECZEMA. For sale everywhere. Manufactur.
ed by the GEISERITE SOAP CO, Denver.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

No good can be expected from tho
Populist party. for the reason that
IL is made up OF mlstits and freaks OF
all kinds who have no proper knowl-
edge OF public questions and no
ability to order public affairs.
Many of them were chronic office
seekers in other partics, and failing
there. entered tho fopulist party in
tho hope OF accomplishing their am
bition. These men now seek to ride
into powor with n now party. but
they have been tried long enough to
show that their rejection by the old
parties was wiso, and that to again
intrust them with official au thority
would be folly. Denver Republican
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
.Hsn.on's Magic Corn Sa

The shell always has the bulge on IN
oyster, and would win II some one Will
knife didn't help the oyster out
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

A Cbirapo Girl threatens to box the ear
of an editor Of that city. What a thrill @
life this would infuse into the lumber mai
kef.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Karl's Cover Root Tea
The Great Btosi purifier gives ans -
70 the Compile ion and currs Constipation
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
Educate Your DauKhters.

Colored walters are the best Whatever
n said at the table thef Will be sure 70
keen dark
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Halls Cataffi Cure
Is taken internally. Price, f5e. "a
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

Governor Hogg OF Texas has been
performing public service again.
In Offering his prediction that a rev
olution impends, In accordance with
she prevailing fashion to which none
yields more readily than Mr.. Hogg.
The governor goes to the extent OF
minutely describing the more
palpablc and noticeable effects of
tho same and specifies rs n distina-
tive mark OF his revolution that Chi
cngo's 'lotty buildings will bo
spa,tcred with tho hearts. lungs and
lircrs OF citizens"
This, says the Detroit Tribune. IL
useful symptomatology. Nobody
la going nstray as to Governor
Hogg's revolution. and tako IL to be
Sunday school picnic or common
veal army. Now. when the people
OF Chicago wake OF morning and
Ind the hearts. lungs and livers OF
citizens spat;cred all over their
lofty buildings. they may turn to
each other in all confidence and say:
This Is revolution and proceed
about their avocations with tho as
surancc that 1t is only born OF full
understanding of surrounding con-
,iitlons Travellers. too. In proceed.
!ng through tho second city OF tho
land, and noticing cxtraneous sub
stance upon tho lofty buildings
which proves on examination TO be
the hearts. lungs and livcrs of
citizens, will recognize tho revolu-
tion at once aud insist upon tho
usual excursion rates.
With Governor llogg's distinct
specification OF symptoms. there can
DO no misunderstanding. Tho sight
of citizens without hearts, lungs and
livcrs will mislead nobody. Unless
those parts arc spattcrcd on tho
lofty buildings OF Chicago tho oc-
currcnco will promptly DO pro.
nounced n fake and treated Us such
1t is no time to inquire why tho
governor insists upon hearts, lungs
and livers to tho exclusion of other
useful organs. notably the stomach.
pancreas, and vermiform appendix;
why he selects the lofty buildings OF
Chicago rather thnn OF another city.
or why the viscera OF citizens aud
not OF aliens orlndians arc not taxed.
Tho governor sccms to know whereof
he speaks Tho only thing for the
people to do is to extend HIM their
gratitude and keep sharp lookout
for tho appearances he indicates
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

A married man likes his tongue cold, by
way OF variety.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

"hhnsohs -nhsN Win
Warranted to cure or money refunde
Ask your druggist for 1t. Price, 10 cents.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15
Patents, Trademarks,

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The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

when writing to advertisers pleaxe IA,
thar you sAy the advertisement In thss pApei
The Delta independent., 1894-08-15

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