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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-02
SPORTING NOTES.

Clifford. the K ing Of the Leigh and Rose
string vas sold 10 X. l. Rose at Sleeps
head Bay Saturday for s., 60. The stable
h Deing sold 10 wind up the Partnership
Al the Fort Wayne, Ind, races satur-
aav the winners we're: 2.l4 pace. ti.G0J,
m Sperrv. z.08: 2.25 trot. $50 Russell
mont g.lat.. z.S5 tFot, purse OF 49,,
49,; go pace, $50. tiazsite. 2:lo's.
Attne Shsepsheal bag races Saturday
the SINNERS weFe. Five furlongs, Correc-
tor. OF; five farlongs, Agplasse, l-02;
nfna furomrs. Roche. - So; Fatarity
course. Harry Reed. l.i0 IS. seven fgF-
lonus. Reldefnere, q. nlas fur4oagss On
tart. Wattsrson. l.5t.
A. ma Harlem races Saturday the win
uers wers: = ghs far4ongs. Noolsey,
/ 4Jl<. ~ furi0nss. Lillian lee. 1873. :
e5gat and ons-haA farioags, Cash Day,
f.4ssk. nile aud seventy yards, EvAnataa
I45,. SIX farlopgs, Neutral, lslf5a-
AZ the l-atonis Park. Cincinnati. races
SATURDAY. the winners were. kight fur
Ianvs Eev sI santa Anita. lsSiAt Slx fur
Ianv. I,s.etta, lis; AToDdais stsEes.
e4rht furiongs, Rhett Good, 49, i've fur
langs. katherine, 049.s air fGrsoags,
DAreveAa. 1885
AZ the -. Louis races Saturday the
ztnners were. Five and half fGrlongs,
1aet.a. I.lz1s: four and a bali farsoDgs,
Se~th xestern s.; ST f1riongs. Barker
Harrison, .t9sas siK fuFionxss southern
est. 10. si1 Gagiongs, Flofells. .Is..-
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New suits Piled

The following new suits were fled In
the superior court Yesterday:
Baxter. stoaer & Schsnkesberger vs.. A.
r. Bradeen & Co.-fo recover s6lIo5 Tor
.s,ogs. wares and merchandise.
patton Market vs. r. r. Day and Fran
.fsa 81 v-PromiSsory note for Sl9a.
second National bank Of Richmond,
Tn8 rs J. u. Mcleod and wife-Promts-
.srx note FOR x250
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-02

Frederick .Munroe Fisk was yesterday
granted divorce from Emma Fisk on the
grounds of abandonment The custody of
Frederick Munroe Fisk and Martin Brito-
mart Fisk was awarded 20 the plaintiff
ana William Redmond Fisk. Fanny
Agnes Fisk and Otis Delmer Fisk to the
defendant. There is no community prop
arfx to divide
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CHICAGO. sept. Peter Jackson has ar
rived in the city from New YORK.. lie does
not think the Sioux City club means bush
ness. He is OF the opinion that
il is side issue backed bv
Brady. II went 10 Ssw York, -
said Peter, TO find out exactly how I
stood with Corbsts. I came away dis
appointed. lie gave me no salts
faction. VAS satisfied from the
arst that he did not want 10 meet
me in the ring. / iourneyed over
500 miles from san Francisco. / found
him. Who or what is the Sioux City
Athletic Clubf 80 FAR not one name has
been signed 10 the dispatches. There
Is no responsible head 10 the
concern. ! understand represen-
sAtlve OF the club Is Ia Chicago.
have not seen or heard anything of him.
atm sick aud tired Of This tax, and Will
not advertise Corbett aay more / have
no faith whatever IN the Sioux City Ath-
lstic Club ofisr. C0Fbett may give ne =
nxht sometime, bat Is all be a
year or two from now. when I arr not
IN share or condition 20 meet him. NJ
money is still Ia the hands Of the STAKE.
hogdevs. Davies = IN this city. and
although the former match IS OF
vii not withdraw tie stakes
untu an satisfied that Corbett
does not mean business | will remain in
Chicago nine DAYS. and sii - prepared 20
meet the representatives Of the Sioux CITY
eiah or any other club that means basl-
ness
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-02

CHICAGO. sept. L-ChaTles +. smith, a
letter carrier. who will attempt TO lower
the bicycle record from Chicago to New
York, left the postofhee at 10 O'Clock to-
day. Smith carries letter from Postmas-
ter Hesing TO the postmaster AZ New
York
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-02

man in eh arge. and will leave for Bay ST
Louis Monday, where he will prepare
Murphy for the fight. Plimmsr Will
probably remain north and train at his
old quarters at Coney Island and start for
New Orleans about two days before the
hattie
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Ingersoll, Pratt, Wrestling, Gillian,
Brady, Jacobs [himselfl. For the sharp
stingers-E +. Rosling, +. g. Merrill, n.
:. Grigg., James Ross. f. 5. Carroll, IL. L.
Smith, y. II. Peer. b. w. Conner. ID. r.
Murray, W. III. Pritchard, A. K. Reming-
ton, +. A. Parson.
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The only say 70 cure fever aud agas Is
sg.h., 70 neatsaGzs ths poisons shich
e.u.. The disease or 70 expei them from
the system. Ayers Agas taFe operates IN
both ways- Il IS a warraatei Speciiae Tor
al forms Of nsAlariAi elsosders, and nsysr
f.als 10 cure. Try IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-02

NEW YoKE, Sept. L-Lowlsnder, the
suburban winner OF lss3, died this after
noon AZ sheepshead bay.
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Yreis Sertbsiluug
auf Der lanbwirtbi6aftliden Mmsitel=
lung 5u Mnbalt.
aele. une @arten @raeuautftt.

5elos nno 0arten @rseuentffe.
getllet 8arl Rod, l. 9reis
WInter 8ebrn, 3. Bt1erlb, |. unb Carl
Sod 2. Brsis
9afer. rotber, 6 Stuff, l. unb aarI Rodt 2.
Safer. iuii y u sdattenbera /.
&afttrforn, Z. 8sinnsr, l. nno 8. 151rer.
mein 2.
Set5ipiebeln, peibe unb rotbe, s. 1Dppsr.
tpein l.
grbnriie unb Siml- 8cbnen @r. RiibeI l..
Sorn, ipeibeS, .. 8antbermibl l., 8. Sp.
erl9 2 nnb &arl ROD 3
SUP s&artpffeln, rutbe, s. 8perlp l., ,pc,ke,
y. Sperib L., i. @o5es g.; yrms, ) 100 er.
tpein |.
Sabat, neuer, q. getrl, @. &reter 2.
uno 8 8eora B.. alter, .. aube,l:
Stunt forn, 8 4antberiniibl l.. 8. sau'
bad g.
. 8iirbib, eO aisel l., $. gisulisr 2. upp
q. 9etl9 3
Saieririe 8anmmoIe. $ pantbsrm ibl
aepfe!, 98. Spedt /. nnb 8 2iesmlnn 2
Yftrli6e. s. 4antbermiibl l.
tomatoes, 8. Srt |. unb W. spectt 2.
unb g.
Da4Sbobnen, @b. aiibel L.. gB. eSe4t 2.
StanSenbobnen, &. 8o1 L., $. @sprs 2
2orbbobnen. Gb. Giibel l.
Yfeffer, q Ser L., $. YanteriniibI2 g.
SparceI, q. VI. Shattenberg l.
&artOHeln, Better alans l. unb 2. 8reis.
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9raperien, Yortteren, Seppide ,c.

@uer Seim fann nit ipenisen WtitteIn ses
miitbltd nnb elegant eingerihtet perben unb
gu bteiem 8e9ufe pertpeiien mir @u9 auf
unler Sspartement tn Sraperieil, @crtteren,
Gancp Matten, Sibtes, @carfs, gorlesern,
fetnen Seppi4en &C.
@ebrudte grepes fir Draperien, s5 Gents
per Yarb.
@ra@tpoae seiben fur 9raperien, BON e5
Gemts Bis 81 30.
9as Neueite it, iapaneiiiden Oraperisn.
Silfltne Sibies, 25 ,lnb 35 Gents iebes.
Sancb StubL.Searfs, pradtpoIle Mui iter,
20, % unb 80 Gents.
= 8aneb Chenille Matten, gang neu, 1870
@ents.
Ganeb &uss in berfdiebenen @r5ben, $3.50
bis $3.50.
Sn fetnem 2aben Der Stabt finbet man
babl4ere Seppi4e gu 10 niebrigem Yreife als
BET 6 8oIfiDn. &onlmt nnb iiberseuat gmd.
Srast na4 ben 9reiien mnb Sbr tperbet faufen
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Oie NppelIatioa bes 4ouarcR

= Die Ippellatioa be8 aonsrsB.
mannes Bredinribge segen bic gntiGeis
bung in bem Bredinribses poaarbs pros
aefe. bur9 tuel9e ct 3ur 3abIung eines
Sdabeneriabes bon SIS, 900 berurz
tbeiIt wurbe, 1T ieBt absewieien tpor=
ben. Wfan meint In Waibinston, baB
Wsib potlarb ME In ben 8efB Der ibr
augeipro9enen Summe selansen pirb,
bo 8redinribge fein na6meisbares Ser.
m6gen bat, auf tuel6es Sei6Iag geIegt
perben f6nnte.
- Ser 8ice prdf fibent Stebenipn
befinbet ii6 gegenmdrtis auf elmer Ngis
tationss&eiie i'm State Miiouri.
= Sn Golge bes enOrmen Mebrper'
brau9e8 an 4oblen bur6 bic mobers
rem sroBen pan3eri6iife iinb i'm IeBten
Sabre BON Seiten ber amerifaniiGen
ganbesfotte fur 1892, ,19l mebr &obs
len berbrau9t porben, als in ben bor'
berqebenben Sabren. Sm NuSlanbe
murben i'm @ansen 1852, 1872 fur 4obs
len perausgabt, gum 9urdi6nittspreiie
BON So 80 per 1onne.
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squafb, @b. &iibsl 1.
Melpne, g. ëer L.


Melone, g. &eumIer l.
Gierpfanse, 9lueuit Yiepee
sGonberfua Rea, @ultao 8ilfe l., 8. ".
Sb attenbers2.
8eientorn, g. MuberIe l i, 9. 8srsmann 2.
8elenforniamen, 6. 8ergmann l.
Gpfelmelonen, 8. Pfeuffer l.
8ufer.obr. Orange, Sd. SfibeI l.. idpara
q. gBilfe, g.. ROTH, y. @i'e,
8aumtpoue, ipdte, 81. g. Storts L.;
Sontb grolifie, 6. gOses L.; 8ates, 6,
8Dges /.
Molaiies, 6. 8ersmann l.
Wabens unb Shleuoer: Sontg, @b. &iibeI l.
Sbftbaume, MaugeImursel. Sirie. Hlahs
q @rnte, @ihprien, WeltIotus aba, 9tmptbb
2 Grnte, 9u3 rne, BsDplatterble; q. u
Sd ttenbers l.
Rdle, 8. Bantermibl l.
Bette Serieb Butter, &. sSprftsr l.. me,ste
bon elmer Sub per Sag, Mb. 9ofte,w j.
Cote, 8. Ort l.
MuitdnS 8ein. tpeiber, 'a3 unb 'ss,
9. Yfeuffer l. unb 2.
Muitans @sin, rotber. bon 1888, $. 9an.
tbermiibI |.
Bergir uben:W :Wein, s. Rantsrmiibl 2.
Blumen unb OeforatipnSitId, 9. MlIfe L.,
6 9ampe 2; 8lumenitraub, 9. ser L..
SSetbItdse Sanbarbetten
WadS: unb YarierbIumen, u. BiIfe l..
@aneforb, 8. pantsrmiibl l.
tebttIlen, Warie Siiltenfub L.. Stiderei,
Gmma Soriter 2. uno g., SD. 8oit 4.
Safelarbeit, emma S6titer
Vferoe.
Ber4sros Stute Sermanu 8feuffer.
Sdmbletontan uno Salbblut 4erGerrn
Stute; Souis 8pgel.
steel Quit 9engit; Stub Seberib.
Norman sStute; Sebr. N tbner
g:tormans9engit; Srant S9pars 2. greis.
Worgan:Sambletoniau 9engft Gb. StitbeI
Jtcrmans9eneit; &arl Rod 9reis.
2trbei Spfero, Sabre alt 2ebr @eibner.
lIrbeitspferp, @Ipbesbale Geo. Rrauie.
gerderon Goblen, AZ Monat; 8. gosel
MauItbtere umS @ieI.
NauItbier, Sabre alt @ottlieb 9etld.
Giel Uack); Sranf S4mar;
Sprnbieb.
Serieb 8uue; MbpIpb Sofbeina,
9albbluts unb q 8lut 9oIftein u. o..
Start.
ghafe. 8teeen umo 9Sone.
Democrat 'Free wool sheep" unb Merinp
S6afe; 8. @ebe
8etan 4 NuaOra Siesen; 9enrb S,nf.
Oetorationsitild aus Wole; 6. Sultens
fub l. 1rets.
Nouiammluns 8. Sofbein3 l. 9reis
@efliioeI.
graune 2esborns mnb tpeibe 8antams; 6.
u. Shattenbers |. greis.
|. gron3e Butter; Sermam 9feuffer.
Sraune Se9borns; Wm &reter 2. q els.
Slipper Geueripribe. Sdttel unb sattIer.
maaren; 8m. 3iesIer l. preis.
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Ser itdrffe Wfonu Der Groe.
9un6in, Der n1uoerue SertHles, iest
nit &ingling Sros.' Sbpms.

later onel @eibi6ten Der 8tbeI
be|tBt teine elm 9r0Beres SntereRs far
SUNG uno MIt, aIs bieieuiae bes ber.
fuIii6en @imion, beKen 9baten Der
araft unb Der Wusbauer gu ieiner 3eit
ols bic gr0Bten gBunber Der B,l. be.
tra6tet murOen. Seit iener .3eit bat
ieoe Nera ibren Waun eebabt, beFen
elierne Wfusteln bic @elt nit Stau.
mcn erflQt baben. Sem neuuaebn.
ten Sabrbuubert 1T es iebo9 porbebnl
tem 9ebliebeu, einen &ieien an &raff
bfrpor5ubringen. bee ale feline Dor
edager an &Idfl, toloIidler Nusbuuer
unb GbenmdBigfeit Der aorperfotmen
melt in ben Sdlatten itsllt. Ger Name
bi,les pbdnonenul nlustuloien DIAN
nes TT Sunbin. nerielbe, Der Sabre lang
@uropa nit ictner &raft In @rltauneu
geiebt bat. Der iaJenbafte 9erfules
iOlrOe err0tben, idbe er biefen einaia
oanebenben mobernen 9erfules.
2unbin lit obne alen 3weifel Der
itdrflte Wann ber @rbe. gr bebt 3
800 yfuno 10 !eidt. als Gin Rinb
lein Spielaeug aufnebmen miirbe.
Gr bilbet nit ieiuem @6rper cine Bride,
unb obne ieoe Stube trdgt er eine
ylatform nit 5wau1ig erma6iensu
Wdnnern belaitet. Sein Bruft ober
letn Giden blloen bic StiiBe fir cine
plante, anf Der brei i6pere pferbe
f9 i9aufeln. @r trdgt eine 8ubnen,
Platlform, auf pel9er elm @iin1tler
an einem @rano piano fpieIt, uub
elne Sollftin Seber uortrost. DteS
l1no etnige meniye Der unrei9baren
qtte, bic Der sroBe 2unbiu porfibrt.
Hlngling Bros. baben oielen einaia
oaitebenben Maun Don europa bers
libergebra9t. Dait enormen Soften
baben lie i'm fur ibre gr0Bte
9 b 10 Der W 1T, Die am Diene
flag ben 80. Ottober in San Nntonio
1eln wirb, getDonnen. 2unbin erbdlt
tih unerb6rt bafebenbes 5alair BON
$1,000 per Wobe unb reilt in ieiner ei,
ae en Special @iienbabn s.@ar. gr
leot tpte elm Girf unb mo- INNER er
fid 3eigt, finb aller 9lugen auf ibu ge>
rt9tet. Gr fam nur in benz Cirrus
BON Gingling 8ros. geieben nerbeu.
Am gnbe Der Saifrn perldBt er tpie,
Der Nmerita um ein Idngeres @naage.
n1ent in europa aE3utreten. eSn 0ers
binbung nit 2unbin lino anbere nrue,
nenartise unb eiu5is bafebenbe gors
fellunaen 3u ieben, bic bieie beriibuls
te1te aller SbDm5 AT bem demad1t bns
ben, bas iie 1T. Sour @enius, @ner=
gie, fiinitleriite MaffaKung uno unbes
i6rdnttes Rapital 3uilmmengenoms
men paren i'm Stanbe, irl6 @roBars
tiges beroor3ubrinsen.
StAerlttb leiet Sbr
bic in bieier 3eitlns per0fentIi6ten
3eu9niife betreffS 6oob's Sariaparila.
Sic beitdtigen iiber ieben 3tpeifel bins
aus, baB 9oob's furirt.
yerffDbfuuo INN n(Ip QphprIpihpn
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covsry" au periu1eu.
Sie tpar 10 tl,utblos,
oab ite metnte, ,bteie Wit.
tel tritr6en ibr serabe 70
tpentg belfeit, tpte aGe
oitosreri ; aber mtr 3u
etebe iponte fie etnsu
8srfnh bamit MAIDEN.
SD taufte bon tebem
etue Glaihe, unS nod
ebe fte bte 3dlfte bapoil
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Nnenft OreiB unb Margaretbe @roff
6Is3| 3tI2]s 1

9err W: W. Scott bon Der II. 9. War.
ihaa's Otftce. tn atlanta, Ga, idreibt:
sTtels Sabre lang litt metne frau beitdubia
an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, qaftriid1erti
8opftpeh, nerooier Gridopfnng uno alien
mo9ltden Granenfranfbeiten. Nad3bem iie
obne ben 8srinsffen Grfots cine Wenae
Merate uno Mr5neien probirt bate, berebefe
i9 re- ee NIT DR.. pierces "Favorite Pro-
scription" uno "Golden Medical Dis.
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Bu6leus Nrutca gaIbe.

Dte bette SaIbe Der Belt fur S&nttte, nat.i&un
sen, @sf&udre, Geber. unb Sauts Gusi@Ias, SIeAten
betten; turtrt Sdmorrtpteen cber fetne Besabluns.
gbqtge 8ufrtebenbeit saranttrt ober eas Gelb wtrk
,urh6erfattet. 25 GentS BITE G1a&teI. Gum gerfaut
n alen apotbeteu. GbeIpb Drets, abompiou & 1p +.
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gu nnierem Geibez z9enartemeut

sebea mir b,fanntlih iinmer ben Son an.
Nunoerbare Stoffe unb btllise Yreile.
Serr!tdbe Waf4. Seiben3ense so Gents
tpertb, fit 38 Gents
u bttaten in eetreiiten fleinfaririen unb
anbertpeit'g semuiterten Seipenssusen gu 81,
81 25 unb auftpdrts.
6aiIe> seioenitoffe gu $1oO.
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gran Scott senomnen bate, fiiblt.
te, bab bte Mrsneten ibr gut tbaten. SIR
Snltano bat ftd feitbem bsftdnbia aebeiTert.
Ste 9dlt iest Sbre Wittel fur bic beften auf
per aSelt nnb empfieblt fie oIIen leibeuben
Dranerl, gle bat fd in 3ehn Sabren nid,t
10 tpobl befunben tpte iest.
so ldlreibe oies obne ba3n aufasforbert
ncresn 2n iein unb autorifire sic gorftsbenbes ,u
DeroMentli9en, oamit ale 2sbsubtn erfabren, mas
M gas ,Discovery" fir meine 6rau qetban bat. Die
1teotlintn tperosn bon allen bdnbl.rn periauft.
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Gunf : 8eqenitdnbe.

@twas gang gfeues in unierem Departes
meut bon &un Gesenftdnben, bic
alseinetnes @ritannen uno 8ewunoerung
erreyen.
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DR.. prices Cream 8afine powoer
9as nollfommenRe. has senta9t tpirn.
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Gon alien 8ieren in Der Welt
Lone STAR am befen mir gefdlt !
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sSn idmar3eu 'Seioeuseuaeu

baben tptr bas politdnbisfte 2aser unS Die
tolsenoen Stoffe: @rbital 8 lille, 6ranaaiie
Ye be Soie, &basboma, Nrmure, 8enga.
line, Ebocine, Safette, @ros Grain Mnb
Wptre.
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DR.. Qriee's Cream 9afins pomoel.
SS&Re @eltsAnsFetlunss aussei9nnne.
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Mfnf @frbit= @aarcn!
.:.:'::s ; ::;;s:s ss..,.. s, T.. W0LFSoN.

sn Sager pon Motn me es mic uor 9r g9 woroeu it, Ser6e
san bic eoe Same lit Gmbdden pteben gum Saul amen mn
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Si&erlttb leiet Sbr
bic in biefer 3eituns per0fentIi6ten
3eu9niife betrefs 0oob' SariaparilIa.
Sic beftdtigen iiber ieben 3meifel bin.
aus, baB 6oob'S furirt.
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8ertopfung unb ole 2eberIeiben
perben bur6 @Dub'S Yillem gebeilt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-03

SAMUEL FIELDEN, convicted as an
accessory to the Haymarket dynamite
massacre In 1856, sentenced to be
hanged but escaping that fate by the
communication of his sentence to i'm
prisonment for life and pardoned by
Gov. Altgeld, announces that he will
abandon city life and go to farming.
lie Is hunting location and will set
tic down when he finds q farm suit.
able to his purposes and means.
Fielden's plan for the future Is
marked by the highest wisdom. lie
was the hest man by far In the an.
archist lot, and suffered more for be.
Ing caught In bad company than from
and criminal intent. 1t Is to be dc.
plOred that great many other pco.
pie will not quit their conspicuous
places In the uneasy life Of the city
and retire 70 rural pursuits. II u
sudden impulse to try farming should
cause large emigration from Chica.
20 to the agricultural districts, and
move the refugees to follow lives of
bucolic industry, they would he
spared with satisfaction, and the
condition o. comfort OF those who re.
main would be greatly improved.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-03
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

While THE EAGLE cannot fclicitate
the Democratic state Central Com.
mittee upon the manner in which II
has handled the campaign In Illinois,
1t Is still glad to be able to say that
this State has never been as cifcctu.
ally canvassed In the interests Of the
Democratic party Us it has this fall.
AS before mentioned, this Is In no
manner due TO the State Committee,
which has In fact been sleeping on its
oars, but to the magnificent personal
campaign conducted by the Hon
franklin Macveagh. From north
to south and east to west the mer-
chant prince has flashed like
meteor through Illinois, educat-
Ing the AGRICULTURAL and rural
community upon the great principles
of the party Of which he is such a
worthy champion and representative.
II ever candidate deserved victory,
this gallant standard.bearer Of the
Democratic party assuredly does.
And we are delighted to be able to
say the prospects are bright for him.
OF course, the fight In which he il
the central figure will not be decided
until later on, but from the warmth
and cordially Of Mr. MacVeagh's
reception all over the State, and from
the extraordinarily energetic aud
thorough canvass which nc has
made, his success will, We believe,
be made at once apparent
by a substantial victory for the Dem.
ocratic legislative ticket. Win or
lose, THE EAGLE takes pleasure In
again complimenting the dashing
candidate Of Democracy for the Sen.
ate Of the United States upon his
magnificent campaign.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-03

self the author of this audacious
and scoundrelly libel. The Chairman
Of the Republican State committee
Immediately thereupon found out
that he had been making large
blunder, for Mayor Hopkins notified
the slanderer that he would he sued
for criminal libel and prosecuted to
the fullest extent Of the law. The
Mayor lost no time in carrying his
threat into execution, and last
Wednesday Mr.. John II. Tanner was
arrested on a warrant sworn out be.
fore q justice of the peace by the
chief executive. Mr.. Tanner will lind,
when the heat and fury OF the cam
paign and election have passed, am.
pie time for the reflection that after
all mems regulations are dear to
them, and are rot to be banded
about at the pleasure of cheap poll.
ticians in the interest of self.seeking
place. hunters.
We heartily concur with our con.
temporary, the Post, which, in deal.
ing with this most extraordinary in.
cident OF the campaign, says:
"The Mayors action brings the mat
ter to an issue. The present campaign
has been distinguished iy the OK.
tremes to which partisan rancour
has carried desperate politicians and
newspapers. No public mans char.
acter has been safe from gross abuse.
The slums and sewers have been
raked for slime to hurl at the head
of the chief executive of the city.
Regardless of the standing of Chica.
20 before the nation, partisan news.
papers have represented the late
registration as fraudulent, the streets
as overrun with thugs and murdercrs,
life in jeopardy, property threatened.
In their desperation, the slanderers
have even attempted to wreck the
credit of the CITY,"
The law should take its course In
this matter and an example be made
such rs will for long time to come
close the foul mouth o! the black.
guard in politics
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-03
REMEMBER The DRAINAGE BOARD.

Democrats should remember the
Drainage Beard.
With the exception Of Chief Of 20.
lice Williams and Supt. Weston, not
q man connected with the body has
turned hand to secure Democratic
success.
On the contrary the Trustees to q
man have remained supinc during
the campaign.
The force along the canal has eth.
er been placed at the disposal of tho
Republican candidate for County
Judge. or has been kept out Of poll.
tics
The majority of the officers of the
Drainage Board are carpet. baggers.
The terms Of the trustees expire
next fall.
Every man Of the Democrats on
the Board should be turned down.
They have done their utmost this
year to bring about Democratic dc.
feat.
Democrats should, and will, re.
member them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-03
THE THIRD PARTY.

This election will be historic from
the fact that for the first time In the
history Of Illinois and Cook county
a third PARTY is likely to cut big
figure at the polls.
There Is no blinking the fact that
while the Populist or Peoples party
is an unknown quantity, the indica.
tiOns are that it Is going to poll an
enormously heavy vote this fall, and
especially In Cook County. There
have been here third and fourth par
ties before now, but their support has
been SO Insignificant that no atten.
ton has been paid to them. This
time the voice OF the new third party
has been heard In the campaign, and
it Is a resonant one. Both the old
parties have been nalted in their cru.
SADIE against each other and their
leaders have asked each other the
question: ."What does this mean9"
II we are not mistaken, the lively
campaign Of the Peoples party means
that its candidates will be found we'll
up in the running when the vote
comes to be counted II the local
Peoples party ticket polls anything
like the heavy vote that is expected,
and to which the indications all
POINT, that party will he big poten,
TALLY in the politics of Cook Coun,
~ and Chicago in the future.