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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-24


THE NEWS
DAWSON, - GA.
60. u------.--u-uu
1t is said that the title of colonel goes
begging in Virginia now. A respecta-
able man won't pick it up in the road.
The governor of Georgia has no mpre
influence in obtaining national legisla-
ton than any the rest of us. Then why
so much demagogic discussion on that
line?
Harry Hill, Atlanta's own festive Har-
ry, has been captured in Chicago again,
no doubt to the dismay of some of the
high flyers in the modern society of our
capital city.
Staid old Macon surprises the country
with a sensation. Rabbi Farber has
been forging notes on the banks. His
congregation paid the notes and asked
for his resignation.
A "blind tiger was unearthed the
other day in the basement of church at
Starkesville, Miss, and several jugs OF
mountain dew were dug out directly
from beneath the pulpit.
Lewis Redwine, the ultra fashionable
dude and defaulting bank cashier of At
1anta. has been been carried to the gov
eminent penitentiary where he will,
very likely, wear stipes instead of full
dress suit for six years.
The Atkinson idea seems to be that
"the old soldier racket" is played out,
but some how or other the people have
an undying admiration for the men who
famed the bullets out Of their faces dur
inc the times thai tried mems souls
Savannah Press.
The GAINESVILLE Gazette says it was
charged upon Mr.. Atkinson that he was
in the famous combination in the legisla-
cure in 1892. There is every reason to
believe that charge, and the people viii
be slow to take hold of him in the gu
bernatoral contest
The smallest taxpayer in Whitfield
county lives at Hilton. He pays cents
tax, and goes up to Dalton every year to
pay it. He owns lot valued at s., and
really his state and county tax is less
than cents, but as cents is the least
amount he could pay, he always pays his
taxes chee"fully.
The Dalton Argus remarks that if we
could JUS get rid of congress, state leg
islatures, politics and politicians for a
few years SAY ten or twenty what a
prosperous people we would be! The
loafers would have to go to work, and
the peoples money would not be squan-
dered on lazy good-for-naughts.
The Virginia legislature has passed a
bill to relieve a Baltimore drummer
from the payment of a fine of 81 900 i'm
posed on him by the county court OF
Grayson county for having measles with
in he county limits. The fine was
imnosed under a law to punish persons
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, APRIL TO- 1894.

steady; fair refining sIs; centrifugals. 9ea
test. exc: refined steady with fair demand:
of y l1-1efG4c; standard A. I-I6664l4c;
cut loaf 4 lS-l6lG5c; crushed I lS-i665c; granu-
lated 4 1-le94ssc Freights to Liverpool
quiet and steady cotton steam 9-64d: grain
steam I'd asked.
Chicago, April e.--Wheat traders show an
inclination TO keep in sight Of land as much as
possible. To-day's market was strong one
1t was conservativelY so, however, as should
such an emergency as a EeariSh government
report be issued tomorrow the bulls have no
desire that all avenues Of escape should be
cut on. The start was weak May wheat
opened b695ac lower than 10 closed on Satur-
day at Csc Thereafter between GAZE aud
62isC, closing 1S01Ac over Saturday at 63ts
Cash wheat was duh and dragging Corn was
remarkably strong, independently Of wheat.
May opened SS4c, sold between S9tsc and
SeA03SSc. Cash corn was In fair demand
and limited supply. Oats maintained the
strong tone that was a feature OF the market
last week. In this they were assisted by a
At the close May oats showed a net gain Of
sc for the day. Cash oats were trII and &c
higher Provisions were strong Offerings
were remarkably scarce. whilst the demand
was OF unusual volume. A higher hog market,
as we'll as the better grain markets. were the
influences in the advance. There was a good
Shipping demand. Receipts were small and
shipments good Foreign markets were
steady and domestic strong and higher MAY
pork closed 47I56l5Oc higher Nav lard 25c
higher and May ribs 22hc025c higher
Chicago, April Clash quotations were
as follows: Flour was tirm with prices UNI
changed. Wheat-No. , spring 62i@c; No >
red 621sc. Corn--No. 2 Ssj4c. Oats, No. .,
sl2 AS Lard, per 100 pounds 81 42m0S7 IS.
Short rib sides So 49, Dry sailed shoulders
s. S7l56S5 121a. Short clear sizes IS 62IsM
IS 20. Whisky, 81 10,
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Receipts.

Per Central railroad. April a-5s5 bales
cotton, 20 tons pig iron, Is tons clay. l21 pkgs
mdse. l53 pkgs domestics, 100 obls oil, 440
bols spirits turpentine, $50 bbls rosin, cars
nay, 100 cases eggs, ) cars corn. l car -four. 3
cars blocks l car brick, cars meat, 1 car
iard' car lime. cars wood, bdls green
hldeS, l box pads, Dbl b coffee, cases
pickles, bbls whisky, 80 bbls -four, l old still
worm, d sacks coffee, > cheese, o boxes to-
oacoo, cables tobacco boxes canned goods,
bdls pots, bale dry goods I Dbl table salt,
> bblS empty bottles. 10 sacks potatoes.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail.
way, April $40 bales cotton, $40 bbls rosin,
IL Dds spirits Jurpentine, cars lumber,
cars ties bdl folks, case boots and shoes,
/ box dry goods, 4S boxes ink. so sacks pea
nuts, case cigarettes cases cigars 10 cases
smoking tobacco, kegs bolts. bbls whisky,
! empty beer keR, 80 sacks cotton seed, iron
safe. car bodies, 10 refrigerators box soap,
80 cases selves, car coke 20 household goods,
! box hardware, Is crates & fruit, bdl carpet.
bdl tut ing, 60 bblS cabbage, 23 bdls hides,
bale domestics u bales mass, Dbl oil, Dbl
waste, 81 bols potatoes, crates beets. case
mats, bbls egg plants, 10 crates squashes,
boxes tobacco, 10 crates cucumberS, SO crates
Deans. 45t crates tomatoes. 967 crates oranges.
Per Charleston and savannah railway,
April g-aO bales cotton 10 sacks wheat fake,
cars oil, car brick, l car peanuts, car
baskets. | car barrels, 100 sacks meal, 500
bbls rosin. bOls spirits turpentine, / organ,
IL boxes tobacco, chest, boxes tools.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western rail
way, April 9--7l bales cotton I car sawdust, /
still, Dbl paint, empty cans, Dbl oil, cars
pales, cars hay, l05 car jacks, 8 bbls liquor,
cars corn, car grits , cars -four 80 cases
eggs, 81 pkgs household goods, cars oats,
car coal, logging car, pkgs furniture, bbls
tallow, 6S5 bbls rosin, 2S5 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, IA cars lumber, "a cars rock, n pkgs
domestlcs, 1 bicycle, 2 bbls grease, 20 cases
wine, l6 bales tobacco cars pig iron, II
refrigerators berries. 43 bbls potatoes, 20 bbls
kindltng, p bbls bottles II bales hides, 1 Dbl
syrup, z l0S boxes fruit, 20 bbs fruit, 2l2 plxgs
mdse, l,259 boxes vegetables, 263 obls vege-
tables
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ENPORTs o. COTTON.
q. Cont. Fr,nc.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

New York. April 9.-Flour dull, unchanged
and barely steady; winter wheat, low grades
81 000S2 40; patents IS 250S3 so; Minnesota
clear 81 509S2 80; Minnesota patents SO 80
asa a.; low extras 81 050f2 AZ; southern -four
dul and steady; common to fair extras
81 001S3 90; good to choice extras 50 100
81 20 Wheat dull, easier, closing firm; No.
red in store and elevator. 6lA665c: afioat
669s90e6Hc; options declined BD1c ra lied
A01l8C; declined ssUBc, and closed weak at
404c under saturday with trading fairly
active: No red April 645sc May 655Sc;
July 675sc. Corn fairly active. lower closing
weak; No 2. 44c elevator; 4iAc ahoat; I'M
graded mixed 430441ac; 5. Gamer mixed 43Lc;
steady and unchanged to &c down, with
trading more active; April 434c; May 44c;
July 45c. Oats larry active and hrmer: OPP
tions dull and tirmer; April SIC; May 361ac;
white 4l0H14c; mixed western, S6Iz0D37c;
white western 39145Ac. Hay quiet, steady,
shipping 6O6D65e; good to choice. 75I1S5c. Beef
all and steady: family Sl2 00lI9i4 90; extra
mess rs 0JdS3 3D. Beet hams quiet at St6 Oh.
Tlerced beef dull; city extra India mess,
81 0Od8ls 90 Cut meats quiet and urn;
picked bellies 7674e; picked shoulders &c;
picked hams VWUSAc; mlddles nominal.
Lard quiet and higher; western steam closed
a. 10. city 81 %; May 81 20; renned quiet;
continent So 20; South American Ss 40; com.
pound S. O0026 1874. Pork dull and firm: no
sales; mess Sl3 501si4 ~; extra prime SI3 90
0xl3 So Butter nrmer with fair demand,
prices unchanged: state dairy. new l4GD22lkc;
24c; western dairy new, llGl5c; western
creamery, new, 1920; Elg ms 23Ic. MOlas-
SEES foreign nominal; New Orleans open
kettle. good to choice 30ll3so, dun and
steady. Peanuts quiet. Coffee options
quiet unchanged. TO points down; April
l6 20: May 10 05lDi6 10; September IA 900
IA 95; December - 90 spot Rio dull and
nominal; No, z nae. Sugar, raw, dull and
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p. p. p.

Tho wonderful remedy for rheumatism.
whether Sciatica Gouty, Muscular, Infiam.
matory, Acute or Chronic. it is positive
specific, and has never failed to cure.
p. p. p Prckly Ash, Poke Root and Po-
tassium is the greatest remedy in the world,
and is really superior to Hot Springs, Ark.
Read certificate annexed.
Aberdeen, O.--Messrs Lippman Bros, Sa-
vannah Ca: Dear SirsI bought a bottle Of
your F. p p AZ Hot Springs, Ark, and 1t has
done me more good than three months treat
ment at the Hot Springs.
Have you no agents in this part of the coun.
trys or let me know how much IL will cost TO
get three or six bottles from your city by ex-
press, Respectfully yours, JAS. M. Newton,
Aberdeen. Brown County, Ohto.-ad.
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Baltimore, April 9.-Flour Quiet; western
superfne 81 s06DS2 90; western extra 81 15d
" %; western family y 769SS 90; winter
patent So 6ODS3 80; spring straight, So 250
81 so. Wheat steady; No 2 red spot 63ssm
63he; April 6314@63Hc; May 63B@6ic; July
milling. by sample, 6OG63hc Corn firmer;
mixed spot, and April 45la bid; Nav 44l50
44Sc; July 45c; steamer mixed 42Hc bid
southern by sample, 45c; southern, on
western 3S03S19c; No. mixed western soc
asked. Rye dull; No. 2. 550A6c. Hay quiet;
good to choice timothy Sl4 5061S15 co. Grain
ireights steady steam to Liverpool,
per bushel, Is, Cd; Cork, for orders 8s
cotton, per 100 pounds, 28c: -four per 100
pounds lOc. Provisions firm; mess pork
Wy 20. Bulk meats-shoulders SIC; short
rib sides 714ci clear sides 7i4c. Sugar cured
smoked shoulders sac; hams l0A@l1l5c
Lard, refined IS 70. Butter firm; creamery
fancy. 25c; ladle fancy 166l7c; rolls. fine
l50l6c; store packed l0Gllc. Eggs firm at
l01a9llc. Coffee firm: No. T. i73s017ISc.
at 81 24l9S1 25
Cincinnati, April 9-Flour spring patents
sS 4OqS3 SIS family g. 4O6lS2 65; fancy 80 IS
@S3 90. Wheat-No. 2 red b8l5159c Corn
NO. white 42c; No . yellow 4Oc; No. =
mixed S9zsc. 0ats-No white SIC; No 2
mixed 35c. Pork-city mess S12 80; clear
mess sl3 5U family S12 90 Lard-steam leaf
74c; Kettle dried ESQ; leaf 7ssc Bacon
shoulders 64c short rib sides nc; short
clear sides 77sc. Whisky steady at 81 IS.
St. Louis, April Flour, duh and lower;
patents S2 958S3 05; fancy s. 259S2 80; choice
q OOGS2 10. Wheat lower; May 5S2lc July
6O5sc 6id. Corn lower; April 354c; May 36c
June 36c. Oats lower; May 32c: july 28c
Pork, standard mess Sl2 S7h; on orders
Sl3 %. Lard. prime steam at 81 Is; choice
81 40. Dry sailed meats shoulders 81 90;
longs sc 5O' clear ribs So 50 shorts Sc 62H.
Bacon-boxed shoulders So IS; longs SO S7l;
clear ribs ~ 90; shorts S. 25. High wines
steady at 81 0a.
New York, April 9-Rice, fair and fairly
active; domestic fair to extra, 35s051sc;
Japan 413@4Ac.
Wool.
New York. April 9.-Wool fair demand and
steady; domestic fleece 20925c; pulled leo
26o.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc
New York, April Cotton seed oil firm
and quiet; crude 27lSc; yellow 32032Ic
New York, April 9.-Petroleum steady.
qulet Washington, in barrels SO 90; Wash.
lngton, in bulk, 81 so; refined nominal New
Baltimore in barrels IS i0 Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, 81 6OGS2 Is.
Naval Stores.
New York, April 9-Rosin market firm and
quiet strained, common to good. 81 I5n
81 20. Turpentine, scarce and firm at 300
30Mc.
Charleston, April 9.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 26c. Rosin firm; good strained, Soc
Wilmington, N. G., April 9.-Rosin dull
strained, 90c good strained. Csc Spirits
turpentine steady at 251zc. Tar firm, SOC
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 90; soft 81 CO.;
virgin, 81 90.
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The Farvel

Farvel NOR, for Rotterdam. The Farvel
Will probably sail tomorrow.
The salvage on schr VIM r Cloves from st
Jago for New York, which was ashore at
castle Island March /, was settled at 81 eco.
Inc Cloves arrived at New York April :,
New Orleans, April 4-Schr Hortense, from
Pearl river with cargo Of lumber, recently
went ashore on Ship Island and will prove
total loss Steamer Sarah went to her assist
cargo
Tug Dan McEwen. while bound 10 this port
with raft Of logs, struck a snag and sank on
Haos Mauchac bar in seven feet OF water.
rugs have gone TO her assistance
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York April 9, p m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 8}l941 per cent
Bar silver 6234c.
Sterhng exchange is firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at "a 871404 S55a for
sixty days and a. 1904 $50 for demand;
posted rates 81 SsG14 S91s.
Commercial bills 81 s6Z@4 81 for sixty
days and 81 871a@4 So for demand.
Government bonds strong. State bonds dull
Railroad bonds active.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
to-day:
Erie. Observation-Disclosures. l74
Chicagoand Northwestern. .............. 1898
Norfolk and Western preferred NM. 254
Richmondand West Point Terminal ... "a
Western Union.... ............ ....... 81
New York, April 9.-The stock market
started out firm this morning. and, in the
early transactions. Sugar moved up 1ss to
93ss and the general list advanced about
KOS per cent. IN sympathy: A selling move
nient IN Chicago Gas, which carried that
stock down to 624 put an end TO this good
feeling for the time being and led to recess
sion right throus the list. London did not
figure in the market to any extent. and at the
same. time the demand Tor stocks for nome
account, which was such pronounced fea-
ture of last weeks speculation, was lacking.
The bulls felt the loss Of these orders but
their opponents were evidently not
in a position to take advantage
Of this. They made their attack on
Chicago Gas at the opening Of
the session on the legal troubles, which are
expected TO follow the decision in the quo
,yarrauto proceedings hut did not follow it
nm in other parts of the list. In the afternoon
a l.mer tone prevailed, owing probably TO
washington rumors mat an amendment to
the intel state comm cree law wall be lnJro-
duced permitting pooling Dy the railroads.
Ihe net result OF the days trading shows
loss I 5601 per cant. in the general list, and
an advln.e OF q az per cent. in Sugar, To-
hacro. New England and CordaRe stocks. The
market left OF steady to drm. Railroad aud
miscellaneous bonds were &C i've and strong,
Sales OF listed stOcAs l2o,UJO shares; utilised
q 900 shares
lows:
Ann. Cotton Oil 80 Missouri Pacific. 3iE
do pref ........ 72H Mobile q Ohio.. leH
sugar Refinery. 92S Nash. G, q ST. L.. "a
do pref ........ 6g4 Natl Cordage -
American Tobco. s5@ DO DO pref. %
do pref l01klN j. Central. ii4k
Atchison r & ST ~ m Y. Central. zee. 1Ol
Baitimore& Ohio. 81 IN Y. & N. E.... II
canada Pacific. 500 Mort & West. pfd.. 25s
Ches g. Ohio. 1888 Northern Pacinc. ga
Chicago g. Alton 40 do preferred Sl?s
Chicago, b. & g.. @zaiNorthwestern IVA
Chicago Gas...... 6SSi 40 prelerreu' 10
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Here are some queer names Of postoffices
In the United States: Red Dog, CAL; You
Bet, Cal; Yuba Dam, Cali Dog Tooth, Ill. ;
Flea Hill, N c.; Fly Mountain Ulster
county, New York; BobtOwn. Pa Bug Hill,
N. c.; Chewtown, Pa; Cut shin, Ky: Fid.
dletown. Cal; Fussyile Wis; Daddy's Creek,
Tenn. Calfkiller Tenn; Big Foot, Ind. {!
Callope Ia. Little Wild Cat w Va; Pret-
lyman Ill; Young Blood. Ill; Young Wo-
Ca; Big Neck. H.; Black Jack Miss; Bliss,
Wyoming county, New York, and Bird In
Hand Pa.
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Pensacola. April Clark Helene [Norl,
Hansen from st Thomas, before reported
ashore outside the bar, has been hoated ana
towed up to the city. Captain reports the
vessel tight
lBelg hence for Calais, Is still aground be.
low Eddystone pier, Delaware river, and will
have to tighten.
Nassau, April 3--Ihe cargo Of logwood ex
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Tybee, April $3.50 P. m. wind NE, high;
cloudy.
New York, April = Sailed steamers City OF
Truro lBrl, Savannah; Endsleigh Brl,
Charleston
Boston, April Arrived schr Myra w
Spear. Caswell Georgetown.
Sailed, schr Edward w Young, Wyman.
Georgetown.
Philadelphia, April ARRIVED schr Emma
G Cotton, Ayres, Brunswick; schr Helen Mon
tague. Brunswick.
Genoa, April 4-Arrlved, bark Giuseppina
r [Itall. Castellano, Savannah.
London, April 7-Sailed, bark Altai [Rusl,
Sapelo.
For additional shipping news
nj
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice TO Mariners.

Pilot charts and all hydrographic informa.
tion will be furnished masters of vessels free
of charge in United States photographic Or
hce in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested TO call at the Office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department
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Steamship Tallahassee. Aslsins. New York
c. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Gate City, Googins, Boston-C G
Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Elliot [Brl, Brown, Bluenelds-
Kavanaugh & Bernnan.
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Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
York--C G Anderson. Agent
steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John Carolan. Agent.
Steamship Elliot [Brl, Brown. Bluehelds.
with fruit for Kavanaugh g. Brennan
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Per steamship City of Augusta from New
\ ork-Mrs j w Schmults Mrs 4 NJ Apple
garth, a Porter and wife, w A Whalen. Mrs
L A Cooper, Miss NJ Homan, l. A Cooper, w
q Street Dr. b / Chapman, Master Gorham.
9 L GorhaIn, $ L scott, c r Schneiken, c Nj
Murphy G Ii Callahan, Ray Dawson, and six
steerage.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ga, April 9, 1894.
Cotton.

The situation in the spot market remains
unchan ged. The demand is moderate
and transactions small. The entire
sales of the day were 2lI bales.
On Change at the first call. at 1880
a m the market opened steady and
unchanged, with sales of 100 bales. At the
second call, at O'Clock p N, it was steady
and unchanged with no sales reported.
At the third and last call, at p. m, it closed
steady and unchanged, with sales of 81
bales The official quotations were as fol-
lows:
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Rice
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-The market has IRE
sented lively aspect since the price de-
clned to 26c for regulars. The demand has
been strong and sales have greatly depleted
the Offering stock, which was getting large.
The sales to-day amounted to over 800 casks.
AT the Board of Trade at the first call, at II
o'clock a. m. the market was bulletned firm
at 26c for regulars, with sales of 2,245 casks
AT the last call at p. m, it closed IN
changed, with reported sales of $50 casks.
kosin-The market was rather slow at the
opening with very little demand at Satur
day closing quotations but later decline
in common grades brought out good inquiry.
and about 1000 barrels changed hands At
the Board of Trade at the nrst call, at II
0 clock a. m, the market was posted I'M
changed. with the tone steady for l and
above. and quiet for H and below. There
were no sales reported. At the last call, at 4
p M, it was bulletined steady for 1 and
above and firm for lower grades, which had
declined sc barrel The of1clal quotations
at the close were as follows:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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Sun Sets. .............. ............... 600
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High Water at Fort Pulaski 9:47am, 10: 81 pm.
Central Standard Timel.
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Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Augusta and way
landings-W T Gibson. Manager.
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Arrived at Tybee Yesterdav.

Brig vincenzo Mazzella [Itall, Lubrano.
Oporto-J c Andersen g. Co.
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Steamship Rita [Spl, Ceniga Porto Rico
Strachan & Co.
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Arrived Yesterday.

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Tuesday, April 10, 1894
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-23
NO. 81.
P0pullst SoIiloQuY.

TO fuse or not 10 fuse, that is the question
Whether It's n0bler. In defeat, with patience
Still 10 fight the rich republican robbers.
Or TO join hands with another enemy,
And by this fusion down them, To vote
merely to win
The Offices, by exchange TO say We end
The heart-ache and the thousand oppressive
wrongs
Workmen are heir tots revolution
Retarded by this move, To fuse Ia SELL
To lose, perchance our ALL aye, there's the
rub;
For with ambitious men what factions will
hatch.
When We have, seated high half-breed
crew.
Must give us pause; there's the respect
We all should have for principled men
For who would bear the gall and tricks OF
jugglers.
The wasted time, the much more wearied
people.
The political moves. the disagreement and
delay,
The old fogy thoughts, the ill-timed laws.
That oft result from doing what's on file,
When he himself might all this jumble save
BY faithful working. Who would unheeded
To grunt and sweat under CALLING yoke.
But for foiled, enraged thieves tauntng,
rs this your own belief, or are you blinded
thus?"
And such like gibberish puzzles the brain.
And makes us rather bear the ills we have
Than fly TO fresh ones ten times worse.
Thus fusion without converSionl would make
failures OF us all:
And thus the brilliant hopes Of reformation
Be blended all with such weak nonsense,
And peace and profit Of great need and mo-
meat.
With distrust their currents turn away,
And the loss be all the workman's,
C. A. p Wellington.)
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IndOrses the Railroad.

The products of the tranS-MissOui
are going to find an outlet through
gulf ports. We have railroad; in
sufficient number reaching those
ports now, but they are roads depend
ent upon their eastern terminals aud
eastern connections. An independ-
ent trunk line is the only power that
can force the present roads to haul a
ton of freight, for instance, from
Wichita to the gulf, for the same
price that they haul it to Chicago,
exactly the same distance, or that
would prevent railroads from charg.
ing double as much for a commodity
frem Galveston to Wichita that they
charge for hauling the same thing or
to the Missouri river, two hundred
miles farther.
We know little about our POpulist
brethren's scheme, but as it looks t
the construction Of a line ofrOad that
the Eagle advocated for years ant
long before a POpnlist party wa.
thought of, we are not going back OF
our own convictions because sale
party happens to side with our views
Wichita Eagle.