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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
cO,JIDED I'M a BLIZZARD.

BELLEVUE, O., Feb. 25.-Two freight
trains collided on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie road this morning. two miles west of
this place The engineer of both trains
and one fireman and brakeman were
killed. The collision occurred during the
progress of heavy blizzard. The bodies
of all the above were mangled and their
limbs broken. The rest Of the trainmen
escaped without injury, except severe
bruises. The cause of the wreck will
probably remain a mystery. rs both of
the engineers are dead. Freight train
No. 5 was running as section of passen-
ger train No 5, which passed Freight No.
40 at Bellevue. The presumption is that
the engineer of % failed to see the signals
she carried, on account of the storm, and
started out, supposing the track to be
clear
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
SOLD Under THE HAMMER.

DENVER, Feb. 12.-The Denver, Apex and
Western railway property was sold at
auction today to Nathan A. Baker for
$4,000. The sale was made On account of
a default in interest on note for $780,
600 held by Mr.. Baker.
This road was to have been built from
Denver, via Golden and Central City,
through northwestern Colorado, touching
the coal fields of Routt county, and on to
Salt Lake City. 1t was to tunnel the
mountains and make part of most
direct system to the Pacific coast. At one
time the scheme was discussed of utilizing
Brick Pomeroy's great tunnel.
Mr., Baker would not say what he will
do with the road, but it is rumored that
the Denver, Lakewood and Golden aud
the Union Pacific are both desirous of Sc
cnriLg its franchise.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
THE ENGLISH LlBeRAL PROGRAM.

LONDON, Feb. IA meeting OF the
cabinet was held at the official residence
Of Mr.. Gladstone in Downing street today,
prior to the reassembling of the house of
commons. IL is stated that Mr.. Gladstone
proposes to drop the parish councils bill
and the employers bill. and made an ap-
peal to the country within month.
The exchange Telegraph Company says
that after discussing the so called compro-
mise arrangement arrived at with the
house of lords in regard to the employers
liability biz, it was deciped, the secretary
of state for home AFFAIR.". the Right Hon.
Henry Asquith, agreeing thereto, that
existing societies should be allowed to
CONTRACT out for four years.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

Boston, Feb. y An evening newspaper
has an interesting special from its Homo
lulu correspondent. dated Feb. 3, consist
ing of an interview with President Dole.
in whicn that gentleman makes several
points not hitherto brought out. He de-
clares, with emphasis on the claim, that
it was the queen herself who was the ill.,
surgent.
''She has rebelled against her own gov
ernment. This revolt on her part was
equivalent to an abdication. There was no
government at all, said President Dole.
He said that, annexation or not, the
provisional government was built to last,
and Was so looked upon from the first. No
election will ever be called. AS to plans
for the future, President Dole would say
nothing of definite character until he
was set at rest on all questions in which
the Washington government may have
an interest.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.

Tool Champs aad George Peevy, aged II
and l2 years respectively, are tn the county
Jail at Guthrie, .. T.. ON the charge o.
burglary. They are charged with break
lug into local dry-goods store. 1t is be-
lieved that they are guilty OF many other
crimes. for they have every appearances OF
hardened criminals, despite their years.
Francis w. Randolph. one Of the best
known attorneys OF Kansas City. No., died
AT his home there yesterday. Typhoid fever.
superinduced by Is grippe. was the cause
He was born in Maryviile, No., in 1861. ln
1890 be was the assistant city counsel OF
kansas City. He was prominent Knight
Templar aud Mystic Shriner.
The police at Atchisou, Kan. yesterday
took Mrs. Franklin out OF u Car OF house
hold goods billed to Omaha, IN which she
had been beating her way from Decatur,
III. She had S35 aud had been put III the
Car By her -bAnd, who did not want To
pay her car fare. She had been IN the car
three days. aud was nearly frozen.
II. B. Kelley of the Kansas state board
of charities, who has just rsturnad u To-
peka from Perry, o. T., says that it Is re-
ported that many of the Tonkawa Indians,
who live on y reservation near Perry, are
IN a starving condition, and living upon
The charities OF friendly whites. There are
only about seventy of the tribs left, "A rem
nant OF a once powerful people.
Charles A. NJ. Petrie of Kansas City,
chairman of the executive board of loco
motive firemen and also OF the Union Pa
cihc Employees association OF Kansas. was
in Topeka yesterday, to employ counsel TO
protect the interests of the employees
against any reduction OF wages on tie part
Of the receivers.
The pirate sloop Sarah, which was cap
tursd by the police, is going TO pieces OF
Milton Point. New York. where she is
aground, The craft is fifteen tons burden
and forty feet long.
General McCook has ordered the troops
recalled from the Mexican border aud sent
back to their garrison at Fort Bayard,
New Mexico.
Judge Rick of the United States court
made an order at Cleveland yesterday In
the case OF the Cleveland, Canton and
Southern road against the knickerbocker
Trust company, allowing the receivers TO
borrow Sl2i. 600 TO pay the employees OF the
road and to pay the annual taxes.
Over half the business portion of Genoa,
O., village of 1000 on the Lake Shore,
eighteen miles west of FiemoDt, was de
stroyed by fire yesterday morning. The
buildings were mostly wooden structures.
A. A. Husher, late United States consul
at St. Thomas, Ont, under appointment
of President Harrison, died at Grand
Forks. n. d., yesterday afternoon OF heart
disease. The deceased was one of the
most prominent Scandinavans in the
country. He was born Ia Norway ia 1925.
The st. Paul (Minn.) chamber of COM
merce has adopted resolutions against the
iucoms tax provision OF the Wilson blii.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
ERUPTION OFTHE SKIN CURED.

Ed Penney, Brockville, Ontario, Canada,
says:
81 have used BRANDRETH'S PILLS for the
past fifteen years, and think them the best
cathartic and anti-blious remedy known.
For some five years l suffered with an
eruption of the skin that gave me great
pain and annoyance. tried different blood
remedies but, although gaining strength,
the itching was unrelieved. / finally con-
cuded to take a thorough course Of BRAN
DRETHS PILLS. took six each night for
four nights, then five, four, three. two,
lesseuing each time by one, and then for
one mouth took one every night, with the
happy result that now my skin is perfectly
clear and has been so ever since.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
THE COIORaDo ciRclIs

DENVER, Feb. l2.-The legislature has
been in session a month. at a cost to the
state of over $50, 900. and as yet, not a
single law has been enacted. The repre-
septatives are indignant at the refusal Of
Auditor Goody koontz TO issue warrants
for their salaries until bill is passed
designating from what fund or funds the
money shall be taken. The auditor bases
his refusal on the ground that there is no
money IN the treasury not previously ap-
propristed. His communication explain
ing his position was today, on motion of
representative Sweeney. returned TO the
Rocky mountain canary who sent ii .u. -
and it viii not appear in the records of the
house.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
FROZEN TO DEATH
HORRIBLE EXPERIENCES IN THE
CHEROKEE STRIP.

One Man Cuts the Throats OF His
Wife, His Five Children and
Himself, to Save Thcm From
tho Cold-SufTerilg Wide
spread aud Awful in
It's Details Names
Of the Unfortu-
nate Settlers.
Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
L ERSONALS.

Sheriff Painter of Logan county Okla
hona is snowbound at the Carey.
T. G. Hays Of Oklahoma is imprisoned
by snow in the city.
J. w. Madden Of Temple, Tex. is among
the guests at the Carey.
J. Preston Love OF Caldwell spent Sun
day in the city.
II. c. Sans of Kansas City is st the
Manhattan.
c. II. Elston Of Chicago was registered
at the Manhattan yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
q TICKET SWINDl E,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. ia scheme to defrsud
the railroads running between this city
and Kansas City has been uuearthed here,
which will land its perpetrators in the
state penitentiary, in all probability. The
plan has been for Kansas City broker to
sell to travellers bound for ST. Louis a
coupon ticket reading from Kansas City
to some point beyond this city. Upon ar
rival here, instead of the passenger hav-
ing the ticket properly signed and wit
messed by the agent Of the issuing road.
the broker in the scheme took up the
ticket. affixed a fraudulent witness sigma
ture. and stamp and then sold the Kansas
City return coupon at a cut rate. The
local roads have secured all necessary evil
dence, and will prosecute the offending
brokers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
1RANscON1,NENTAL RATES.

CHICAGO, Feb. y The transcontlnentaI
rate situation has been further aggravated
by the action OF the 500 Pacific, in making
the same rate from Mackinaw to the
Pacific coast as now exists from Chicago
and St. Paul The 500 Pacific being con
nection OF the Canadian Paci fic. this move
shows that the latter road is disposed to
take an active part In any fight which may
arise. There were no Developments in the
trouble today in Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
Sale OF Fine Horses.

LEXINGTON. ny. Feb l2-At Tatter-
sails sale. which opened here tod.,v. tue
weli-bred good individuals were Iu de-
mand and brought all they We're worth.
Through misunderstanding Bsrones
(2i9 l-4l and Ruben.tein, the star of tha
sale, had been sold privately, and ths
owners allowed theiu5 o be puf mp with u
reserve bid of $500 each. No aiysncs
bids were made, aud great dissatisfaction
exists over the matter.
Forry-two head brought Sl3.SsC au
average price of $50.
Baron X gers. % h.. 1. by Baron Wilkes,
Ashland Maid went u \. B Jones, Glen-
vile. Tenn, for Sl,a25. aud Snipnose, b.
m., 6, by Cyclonr, hy Esvorite. Wilkes, 10
Ike Fleming. New York. for 81, ,S6l.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
AcCaS ScffIETED.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 12-News has
Just been received from Valley View. KY,
that Madison Todd, a wealthy farmer,
living between Waco and Richmond. was
assassinated on Saturday night He was
sitting at table reading newspaper.
when his murderer crept 10 window and
red two loads of buckshot into his body.
His young brother. Will, and negro lave
been arrested on suspicion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
snir.is AND Brazil.

LONDON, Feh Iz-SiE Edward Grey.
parliamentary secretary OF the for=ign
office, replying to question put By sir
Ellis sAshnead-Bartletr, said that no o2-
portuniiy would De los: 10 secure for
British vessels ar Rio Janeiro the same
facilities, ia future, as were eoIotss pF
the vessels Of other countries
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
YELLOW FacEs AaE NOT PRETTY.

Still less so are the symptoms 0. the COM
n;aint that rakss fsce yel,ow-Iiver trouble.
I, is indicated by pains IN the righs siGe
and through the right shoulder blade, by
nausea, vertigo, sick heacsche, sonr breath
and furr.d tongue Hcs'ett-r's stomach
Bitsers renov- il completely. as well as
constipation aud dyspepsia, lts associates
Prevent malaria rheumatism ana a'Gaef
complaint With this sterhng refaeNy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
AN ADDITIONAL TRAIN.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 12-After further
hearing in the matter of the petition pray
ing that n passenger train be put on the
Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota railroad be-
made by the board on November "A, 1898,
directing that passenger train, or trains,
be placed upon said line of road. making a
daily trip each WAY between the cities of
Topeka aud Fort Scott, as affirmed. The
board holds that the service demanded by
the petitioners is in the interest of justice
and public demands. and therefore ad.
heres TO its original order.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
RAIDED BY BEARS
VANDERBILT SHARES ARE MADE
AN OBJECT OF ATTACK

is Encouraged by the Dis.
charge of q Large Number OF
Employees of the New YORK
Central aud Report of
Severe Economy In All
the Departments OF
That Company.
India's Action
on Silver.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
Kelley Whips Kaveany.

BosToN. Feb. IL Charles Kelley. cham
pion of New York. defeated jimmie
kaveany of Boston. champion OF New
England, in Que round tonight at the
Charles Bank Athletic club with "a terrific
right hand swing on kaveany's jaw,
knocking him out completely.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
Rink ClearingS.

Rsnk ClearinS&
KANSAS CIrY Feb. ls.-Bank clearinss today
81 4a3S. siJ. :,
MExPHIs Feb. i2.-New York exchange sell
ing at par. Clearings, S2s&. .94e: balances, S,s,-
65&
BOSTON, Feb. ls.-Clearings, Sl2, ks .6Ss bal
ances. Si.&s9.I7s.
New ORLEASs, Feb. l2.-Clearinss, e1,iS5.
lS5.
New YORK. Feb. ls.-Exckange bank. sl.Vuo
premium; commercial SIC premium.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

The president Of the board oi trade re-
quests that ali parties 10 The city ~ho are
interested ia the msi;er of erecting an
auditorium and who have sny suggestions
20 that end, sbsll be present at ths meet
ing Of tie beard ST o'clock lis. Tuesday
af,sracOrl.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
NOTICE.

A special meeting OF Wichita lodge No.
20. A. r e A II, will be held on Thurs
day evening. Feb. I5 for this purpose Of
election a master TO al the vacancy caused
by brother Cartwright moving away. All
mem bers please take notice.
j. T. DORSEY, W. A. REID
Src'y. Acting Master
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
A VILLAGE SCORCHED.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb IA fire at Col
lerville, about ten miles from this city,
today destroyed the mercantile establish
ments of Waddy & Mitchell and Humph-
reys & Co. and the Bank of Collerville.
Mcdonald & Co.'s general store, building
and stock, was badly damaged. The loss
is $50, 900; with an insurance of about one
half
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
COMBINATIONS.

WAsETxGToS. Feb. i2-Tne senate u eI-
ecuIive session today confirmed the nom
nations OF Simpson Reynolds 70 ee
receiver OF public rnoneys az Nahee1e
Kansas, aud Andrew J. Johnseu, post
master ct Lsri.ser. y. u.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

NV YORK. Feb i@--yoneT opszed Easy,
Joan y4e- eerf. csoSed - ] i3T ceE1- FrTfss
mercantile SSfrr st-@sssx - fs1sh ~ttiffst4-
exess.ass-e 6rTss. uEstz UefGsl b7ss f@ s.. ts@ns
49, Hills =. a ssssys = fog CsraaE9 bslls,
:. sg4sAk = for ssxty'-ssy Bills iss@tea Fsff-s
Il - - s,rssrr,src a5 ts3b4 81 ss1sas -. YER
ss--5t3s-A.f rs ssl ssS5.ss. Total sz5~ % ssarHs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Feb. ia. - Charles
Wilmer OF Cincinnati wrestied Charles
Moth OF ST. Paul AZ Central Turner ball
tonight for the championship of the world,
Grseco- Roman style. Wilmer won tho
first aud third bouts in SIS and l2 minutes
respectfully, while Moth took the inter
mediate fall In Is minutes
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
The aalieha Daily gag Tuaau Noruiug gebruaru la 1884

today were l4o..uo shares. including, Ameri-
can Sugar, I.1eh Burlington and Quincy.
5 iUe Chicago tias, 8, loo, General Electric
7..0. New York Central, 6.s0e. ResdinS, s-aoi,
Reck Island e,i0o, ST. Paul, s7,.0s Western
Union 6Ju.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

Baby Leahy is now lying i'll with pneu-
monia at her home on West Morris street
She took sick last Thursday and bss been
Ill since that time.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

Married a. Perry o. T., Feb. lotb. ises.
Mr.. Charles e. QalsbJ Of Perry o. T., 70
Mi-s Etsa Garrison, daughter of G 81.
Garrison 9. Wichita. Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
DINED WITH DEATH
ANOTHER DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
AT THE FRENCH CAPITAL.

An Anarchist Throws a Bomb Into
Cafe Filled With People, and
Then Shoots and Kills Two OF
His Pursuers While Trying
to Escape-TO Avenge
valiant His Avowed
Motive for the
Crime Gen
eral Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
MOTH Is DOWNED
WILMER IS THE CHAMPION wREST-
LER OF TIE WORLD.

Good Graeco- Roman Match at Gin.
cinnati Which Decides an Athletic
Question of Importancc-Dis-
satisfaction at Tattersalfs
Sale Over Exclusive
Dea,s-The Hammond
Council in Favor OF
Roby-D.y on
the Tracks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

Mrs. Clara Carter, wife Of Joe ]. Carter.
died sr the family residence, 1861 south
Topekr avenue. ct 9-33 O'Clock Sunday
night. Fnuefal aupoancenlent later.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

The ". G. T. L. will meet az 2s5o o'eioek
sbis Tuesday sftesnoob. NFs @srrsn
vii iead. Ire directors 1sIi also meet.
MRs CLARA q. DgEE. See =.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

Major Suly aud wife Of Topeka and
Captain Yaeger of Oklahoma, ali sta!wat
army people, will b. ia the city fhurs9aJ
for . special jubilee.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

.eyrud u~er or impure biood. Dyxs~,sis,
" Liver CgrspIaint,h the mat EtgnboTa
esin Gcsip. elr Hcrasglous sffectiars-~ss1
Cots,Irnptign. or Lung scrpfuaa, IN ia caFi'sr
s.s~es - III. ;hs only resns1y sire All
Elective tha. I. ran be guaranteed. IL u
d1.@1.r benefit or cure. yon lave year
money back
Can snytssng s,ss b /" tzss a. good for
ycu 20 bays
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
VIII Race at Roby.

HAMMOND Ind.. Feb l2.-Tbe city coun-
Gil passed an ordinance granting fiv--ysar
franchise to the kopy Racing association
to operate a race course at Hoby.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Feb. 1.2-Government bonds
firm: state bonds dull. Petroleum steady and
more active. Spot sales none. May optiou
sales 2 900. Time sales none.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
THE MILWAUKEE CRIB.
TEXAS IN THE SWIM,

GALVESTON, Feb. 12.-The thermometer
this morning was at IS degrees above zero.
with ice two inches thick. The earth
was frozen as hard rs rock. Yesterday
it raineu, sleeted and showed, and last
night norther blew at the rate OF forty
miles an hour. Dispatches from all
points of the country west CT here report
that cattle suffered severely.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
T7-q HIGH TINE


sounething was done, II your blood
g. ir.uure. You cRn't mistake the
SYMPTOMS. Biotehes and pimps-a.
or a fselipz Of lsngaor and depres-
sion. are ssspe of them. IL you 81
IL 20 you're an Easy prey 10 als
sorts Of serious ailTnents
Sow, the best blsod-pair1fsr Ia
tn. world ID Or. Pisrcss Gosisa
Medical DiSoovery. Take that, ard
IL viii certainly RID yoa q every
blood -taint and disorder. IL starts
every organ into hs.ith'ul action,
asSlsts al tes bodily functions, AID
cleai1zes, builds up, and tnyigers.ss
the whole system O. NJ u. far
|, stsrras.ss nasty Cod Liver on sal
all its filthy oo1upourpis ss fssss
builder and strsagtn-r-st0rsr.
Fer every aiseaes ceBzsd BY s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13

from Breton's revolver shots number
thirty-two. The inquiry began by the
minister and magistrates continued until
liz o'clock this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
QUEEN LlL'S REBELLION.

rheumatism is disease of the blood
and is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-13
LATER STORM NEWS,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. PA storm
of unusual severity is in progress in this
city and vicinity tonight. The sound
steamers did not venture out, and the har
bor shelters a big fleet Of vessels.
Trains are greatly delayed.
WATER FAMINE AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb. 12-Buffalo is practically
without water supply tonight. The
heavy northeast wind which is blowing,
forces the water in the Niargara river be-
low the inlets at the pumping station and
there is but little water in the city's
reservoir. In hotels and private houses
no water can be obtained over the first
story, and but little there The water has
been blown completely out of the Ham.
burg canal, and there is but a foot
canal. The slush ice is filing the
engine wheels at the pumping station, and
if the wind does not abate the gravest
consequences are feared. Should a big
fire occur the firemen would be powerless.
1t has been showing since o'clock, and
it is badly drifted and traffic is greatly
impeded.
THE MILWAUKEE CRIB.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 13-2:40 a. m.-
Lights were seen at the cri b at 2:30 o'clock
this morning. and, although it Is impossi-
BILE at this hour to communicate with the
place, it is reasonably certain that the
nineteen men out there are safe. The
storm has almost entirely subsidized.
GRAND HAVEN. Mich, Feb. 13.-NO
word had been received here up TO 1:30
o'clock tonight from the steamer Roanoke.
THE HAWKEYEs COVERED UP.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. IL The storm in
this state for the past eighteen hours has
been the worst of the year The snow lies
from six to nine inches on the level, and is
badly drifted. Traffic of all kinds has
been interrupted.
TEXAS IN THE SWIM
GALVESTON, Feb. 12.-The therm ometer
this morning was at IS degrees above zero,
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z he C. C. c. Railroad.

~ t ssSs ~. ~ NJ n RllFCaG.
Ihe Posr is informed that the G..
9. d G. Railroad Company will very
shortly lay their track from johnson
City to St. Paul, in this county.
Whilst this company has many
times given ont that they intended
doing this. and have as often failed,
there is worry good reason to believe,
from the authenticity Of the source
of the information, that they are in
earnest now.
The road is practically graded from
johnson City to Moccasin Gap, in
Scott County, and it will not take
but very short while to lay the
track. From Moccasin Gap, it ia
presumed, they will use the track Of
the S. a. & O. r. r. to Clincllport.
The coal companies of this place
should push the construction of coke
ovens, as the furnaces at johnson
City, Embrevillc and Bristol will be
put into blast, with the completion Of
the G. G. IL G.. r. r. to the coal
fields, and thus establish Big Stone
Gap coke as the standard coke OF
this section of Virginia.
The geographical position Of our
coal field is incompatible, and if the
present opportunity is embraced, a
glorious future will be in store for
Big Stone Gap.
The Virginia Coal l. Iron Compa-
ny should commence work at once
upon their plant, as their present
inactivity is placing Big Stone Gap
years behind, and doing this section
much injury. They have it in their
power to do the town much good and
it is hoped that they will not longer
delay, but will go to work at once,
and thus establish the advantages
of the Big Stone Gap section. With
the building Of ovens, more furnaces
will locate at this point. The advan-
tages are simply incalculable, and it
is a fact that has been demonstrated,
and cannot be denied, that with iron
ore and limestone not six miles dis
lance, this point presents more in
ducemcnts to the construction of
furnaces, than any in the country.
We except none.
Now is the time to do something.
What we have long been waiting tor
is at hand; new era of develop
ment is on and by taking advantage
of it right now the future of this sec
ton is assured.
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:
!, ON, =, at;nr q new location or tn

templating a new location or the
building Of anew plant is respectfully
invited to investigate the advantages.
offered by this section and judge for
himself There is plenty of iron ore
and limestone of pure quality now to
be had on reasonable terms, and coke
of superior quality will be obtained
in short time at-this point at small
cost, and anyone contemplating the
location of a plant this will undoubt-
.edly be decided convenient site.
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The LOUISVILLE Commercial, Re-
publican newspaper, told it's readers
q few days ago, that ''the Federal
Election Laws were very good and
constitutional laws, hut their useful
ness has ceased, except perhaps in
New York City" lts then went on
to say, SIN the rest of the country
they were provocation rather than
advantage, and they afforded dema-
gogues an excuse for diverting the
minds of voters from real issues.
Their repeal will be a distinct advan-
tage to the cause of intelligent
discussion and voting" Could con-
domination Of those Election Laws be
more severe or the language of one
of their advocates be more inconsls-
tent, than shown by the language
quoted?