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A SCHOOL WAR.
PrecIpItated BY the a. p. As Directing Il
n Catholic Teacher.

n Catholic Teacher.
AMEsBuRY, MASS. Sept 10.-one divi-
sion OF the grammar school ut Salisbury
was closed to-day as the result Of q
religious quarrel procipitqted by the ap-
pointment of Miss Isabelle Cavnnaugh,
Catholic, as teacher. She was en-.
gagged on Monday and strenuous objec-
tions were at once made by prominent
members OF the American Protective
Association. The local branch OF the
American Mechanics also objected and
say they will not allow the American
flag which was presented to the school
by the order to be hoisted over the
school building until the new teacher is
discharged. Tho committee therefore
closed Misc Cavanaugh's division until
the trouble is settled. She threatens to
sue the town II discharged.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 19.-At the inter-
national convention of carpenters to-
day Secretary McGuire's report was
road. The report showed that tlfty.four
cities have the eight hour law, nineteen
OF which arc in Illinois. The secretary
upheld strikes if they were properly
conducted.
RESOLUTIONS dealing with the single
tax and independent political questions
were referred to q committee. Tho
convention will not tnko any political
action until Friday. The reports show
that the order has fallen OF recently,
which decrease is attributed to hard
tipna
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BosroN. Sept. 10. - Tho Supreme
Council OF Sovereign Grand Inspectors
General for the. Thirty-third degree
Scottish rite MasOns to-day elected
these officers:
Sovereign grand commander, Henry
L. Palmer, Milwaukee. Wis; grand
lieutenant commander, Charles L.
Woodbury.. Boston; grand treasurer
general, Newton D. Arnold. Provi'
dence, r. l.; grand secretary general,
Clinton F. Paige, New York; grand
minister OF state general, Samuel q.
Lawrence, Boston.
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no sErrLEMENr MADE
And coIorsd 1llasrs wnI be Employed
In the afassiiIOn District

In the dassiilOn District
CLEVELAND, O., Sept IA confer
enes between the Massillon operators
and President Mcbride, OF the Miners
Association, was held at the Union
Club late last night and a final effort
made by the operators to compromise
the Massillon strike. President Nc
Bride returned TO Columbus soon after
midnight. and it is Understood that
nothing was accomplished in the way OF
q settlement. This means that tho
operators will now pursue the plan pro.
posed at u recant meeting in regard to
employing colored miners, who will be
protected by heavily armed guards.
II is also learned that tho Pittsburgh
field was represented at the conference
and that an attempt was made to ad-
just the trouble in that district The
effort proved futile, however, as no
agreement was reached.
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BowLrxa FREQ for ladies everv Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.
IN. to p. IN. at tho Wheeling Bowling
Associations new alleys in the Museo
building. The basement alloys arc re-
served exclusively for ladies and their
escorts every day in tho week. Ladies'
nights will be announced lator. Mw&s
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IEApKATRR RRroRrs.

Leader.

consults his best interests by having a
box OF Krauso'a Headache Capsules at
hand taken as directed will prevent or
stop any kind OF a headache, no matter
what tho cause-in fact II your skull
was cracked it would prevent pain.
Tho frequency OF the attacks VI III d.
minish and by taking tho capsules at
the approach Of headache you will
never have another. 25cpor box. Sold
by Alex. T. Young. John Klari, Wheel
ing, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, Ohio.
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IRVING W. LARIMoRE, physical direc-
tor OF Y. NJ. g. A., Dos Moinos. Iowa.
says he can conscientiousIy recommend
Chnmberlain's Pain Balm to athletes,
gymnasts, bicyclists, foot ball players
and tho profession in general for
bruises, sprains and dislocations; alao
for soreness aud stiffness Of tho muscles.
When applied boforo tho parts become
swollen it will elect cure in ono half
tho timn usnallv reqnireh.
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The schmulbach Brewing Company
has concluded to put two new tanks In
iis leo q lant next year. This will give
tho leo plant an increased capacity OF
,iorty tons per day, tho increase being
IOI2 freezing cans. Tho contract for tho
additional machinery and tanks has
been lot, and tho work lie to DO done 80
90 TO DO ready for next years trade.
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STtciU DSpdtrh boWe IHctVeHcET
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept 10.-Tho
adJutant general to-day commissioned
the following in Company G: Strother
Hay. ir., captain; II. W. Jenkins, first
lieutenant; Il. NJ. Conner, second lou
tenant. The resignation of Captain NJ.
II. II. Emmert, of Company L, Martins
burg, ives accepted to-day also.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT. 10y

Nine rooms, bath. nttlc, both gases. No. 80
Thirteenth street. Possession October !.
Three.roomed cottage, No. lG North York
street. Rent $40 mouth.
Six.roomed house, No. 50 Eighteenth street.
Rent SIG 70 q month.
seven:roomCd brick, No. s5ls Chapliue street
Rent SIC 90 month.
Four.roomcd house, No. 1896 McColloch street
Rent s. co q month.
Three rooms on second floor. No. IS Thirteenth
street; both gaSGs water. Rent $40 a mouth.
Eight rooms. bath. laundry, new. No. 723 Mar.
kct street. Rent 81 mouth.
Sevenroomod brick, No. 81 Eighth street.
Rent so month.
Two rooms oil Thirteenth street. Rent 81 90.
Money 10 Lonn.
ROLF Go ZANE,
SELF No. ~ Fourteenth Street Tel EGG
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel cts 1880 Market Street.
DENTS REDUCED.

No. 23Ol Chapilno street. threc.s.ory brick Of
srooms. bath room. cellar and laundry. stS ~
No 99LS Twelfth street. thrGc.StOry, rooms
bath. cellar and laundry, SIS SO.
Brick house. . rooms, rear Ills Chnpline street,
No. 1919 Chlplinc street, twOStory brick
No 2s2I Foil street, tirst door
A two.stOry frame dwelling Of five rooms on
South Elm street
$40 McCOllOch street, four rooms.
No lIi Zane street, second floor ST..
No 3i2A MCColloch street, two'StOry frame
No SO Main street, large modern brick dwelI'
Ing fourteen rooms.
No 1927 McColloch street. brick. sll 90
No. o. Ohio street. three rooms. 81 %.
The WnddlngtOn Place, house and y ncro&
No GIG Main street, brick dwelling.
No. 30! Main street. first floor. threo room&
Two furnished rooms for mon. on jacob pe-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Two splendid Office rooms IN Masonic hutldius'
No 2jt! ChaplluS street, live rooms, slSOl
No. 1906 Market street, oiilco rooms
No. 1T Thlrty.thlrl street. live rooms. 81
Rooms for manufacturing purpose, with power
furnished, In tho business part Of city.
Once rooms In lIIbbard Block. 1874 Market s.
storO rooln!OG South stroOf. IN uearno TAP
cTnnClo building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud aIovemonts OF Boats
Tho ItIyer Interests.

Stage of Water aud aIovemonts OF Boat.
Tho ItIver Interests.
Tho Liberty departed at $3.50 with a
good trip.
Sam tho scaramouch arrived at p.
M, from Parkersburg, in charge OF Cap
tain Con Mcdonald.
The Il. E. Phillips will resume DO.
tween Wheeling aud Matamoras this
morning, leaving at 1880.
The Belle Prince left at 4 p. m. for
Pittsburgh, from whichNpoint sho will
take empty barges to st. Mary's, to be
loaded with railroad tics.
HEADYATER REPORTS.
Greensboro-River Z feet inch and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Warren-River ono foot | inch and
rising. Weather cool and raining.
Oil City-River l foot 4 inches and
rising. Weather cool with rain falling
constantly since 8 o'clock this morning.
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MARSHAL VINSON HERE.
He With Other United sssse Court
oacisls Arrived.
UHITED STETES COURT OPEHS

This Morning and the Probabilities
Arc that the Present VIII Be
Remarkably Short sessIon-Judgo
jackson to Arrive To-day-wha. a
Friend OF the Marshal Says Of tho
Recent Shooting Episode in Wayne
County.
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When Baby was Eick, we gave her castorla.
When sho was Child, sho cried for crStoriA
Whom sho became Miss, shc chung to CastortA.
Whom Sho had Children, sho gave them CastorIs.
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EIIPC Fur Caps 50 95 to 500 at
Ol\o. the Leader, the only ono
price cloak and fur store in tho city.
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F.C. Cope left yesterday for Toronto.
his home.
All. Prichard, of Warrington, was q
Windsor arrival.
W. W. Thompson, OF West Union, is
Windsor arrival.
G. H. Nesbitt, OF Warrington, auto
graphed at the Mcclure.
John McCaull, Of indianapolis, is Wis
iting friends on the Island.
Will Gaus. tho we'll known drug
clerk, is back from Now York.
W. w. Walker, of Warrington, regis.
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Clearance Ditmar is back from lowell.
where he won't on business trip.
DR.. G. W. Cushing and mother re-
turned home yesterday after visit to
friends at Moundsvillo.
Mark Weller, we'll known GAINESVILLE
travelling man, was here yesterday and
registered at tho Mcclure.
Miss Bessie Lane, OF Moundsville, Is
visiting her uncle. Mr.. E. L. Veith, on
, North York street, Island.
Mrs. Won Feiletzsch, Of Cleveland, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. R. Il.
swope, at 81. Matthews rcctory.
James Lane, OF Moundsville, is the
guest OF his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McElroy, on North York street, Island.
Ben l. Hamilton, son of n. G. Hamil-
ton, OF tho Island, will leave Saturday
for Bethany, where be will enter COL
lege.
Fannie and Jessie Gross, who were
visiting Mrs. E. G. Giles. OF Vermont
street, have returned home to Parkers-
burg.
Mr.. Ed Veith, Of the Island, greeted
ali his friends with smile yesterday
cause, nine-pound boy which arrived
at his homo.
Mr.. Horny Greer, OF the steamer
Hudson, laid up all summer OF Cincin-
natl, is on u flying visit to his family on
Virginia street, Island.
The Washington, Pa, Reporter says:
Alex Bebout, OF Wheeling, stopped in
Washington to-day on his way homo
from a trip to Providence, R. |.
Mrs. Coyle, Of Wheeling. is visiting
friends in tho city. Miss Lena shaub,
OF Wheeling, Is visiting Miss Lizzie
Brady, Of South Fifth street.-SIeuben'
riiIe Star.
Roy. Samuel Arbuthnot, Of Weston,
W. Va, an old Wheeling boy, is in tho
city spending few days with his
mother on North Main street At the
recent sitting Of the conference at
Charleston he was transferred to Oak.
land, Nd.
Attorney Stewart W. Walker, OF
Martinsburg, senator Faulkner's law
partner, ia in tho city looking after bu.
siness in tho federal court. Mr.. Wal
ker says that the campaign in the eaat-
-Nern panhandle has not actively begun
yet, especially on tho Democratic side.
Il is expected TO broak out, however,
about tho time oil Mr.. Wilson's return
from Europe.
Guy Wagner loft yesterday over tho
Pan Handle for Boston, whore he will
ontor tho Boston Technical school.
Will Caldwell left over tho same road
for Now Haven, Conn.,. where he will
resume his studies at Yale. Mr.. R. O.
Dalzell loft for the cast with his three
children; one going to school near
Trenton, n. j., and tho two daughters
resuming thoir studies at q young ladies
school in Boston. Carl Lang left for
Ithica, n. Y. where hc will enter the
CaScadilla preparatory school.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
CITY TAX NOTICE !

OFFICE OF
CITY TAX COLLECTOR PUBLIC BUILDING.
WHEELING, September II, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given TINT tho City Taxes for
1894 will DO due anil payable nj the office OF the
City Collector. Public Building. Monday, OctO.
Der l, 1885, Persons paving all their taxes any
dAy during the month Of october will be cnti.
tied 10 discount OF = PER CENT OH city taxes.
The taxes on real eSiRte will bear interest from
November !. 1884, at 10 per cent uutil paid.
Money saved Is money earned Save u per cent
BY paying In time. ". II. SHAFER,
sDIS City Collector,
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Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson. who went out
toLittleton yesterday expecting to make
a speech ut the Second district Repub-
lican senatorial convention, came homo
last night pretty i'll, with symptoms OF
fever. He was unable to talk long 10
the convention, and seemed pretty
sick mau. His host OF friends will join
In the hopc that his sickness will be
brief and not serious.
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WANTED.

WTANTED-AGENTS TO TAKE
w orders by sample ut home or travel ex-
renscs and good salary or commission TO right
pnrty. Samples sent on application. Address
with stamp Lock box 40, Scw York City
nuISTThaS
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W. , inst purchased at Assignee's sale the entire stock
Wv P nSCs CLOTHING CO. and place the
on the market for few days prices that will move the goods
Bargain hunters will do we'll to call early he following extract
from their opening speaks for ITSELF and we pro-
nose to close the balance of the stock at still lower prices
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A BICYCLE-PN EU.
IL Matte; new set tires; choap. TO- MaIu
vtrcct gClOh
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eaecArN euLLETlN-e. 8: POTTS.

MAIN AND TENTH SITS. Wheeling, VIVA.
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INSTITUTE DE TACUNACION|
m UNICIPAL DE AREC {

Vacunaci6n directa de la ternera todos
los Ju6ves y Domingos, gratis en- la Sala
de Socorro.
A domicilio, cada individuo vacunado
dos pesos.
Por un envase conteniendo linfa pura
condensada y conservada por sistema espe-
cial, enyuelta On glcerina desinfectada, y
sin ninguna otra sustancia infecciosa, can
tidad sufciente para vacunar cuatro per
sonas, dos pesos.
Sc traslada cualquer punto de Ia Isa
en- que SO garantizen ciento circuenta per
sonas qae vacunar. Con los Ayuntamiep-
tos Sc hscen contratas especiales.
Arecibe, Setiembre De 1894
Sn1ltinnO Seii0
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FL PROGRESO
CENTRIC DE PUBLICACIONES
Y taller de encuadernacion
DE FRANCISCO TURULL

Hago saber los constantes suscritores
que honrran esta casa con sus nombres, Y
al pdblico en- general, one dasde esta fecha
cesa, por convenir asf los iutereses bueD
ocden de la nisma, ajente que 10 era en- IL
ciudad de Ponce su demareaci6n dor
Juan Menehaca Lugo, sustituy6ndola en-
su lugar al aetivo intelige te 81 ramo
don Juan Blntista Rodriguez Rar,,ire e.
1n~quien podran entAnder4e los se.ore-
suscrItores, por si t;ef ea que hacer i gnuA
r~clsuiaci6n, Al rnismo tieu1po pedr II.
obras a qne tengan por conven,ente su~cri-
birse eu 10 suceeivo
Maya iiez % d. Noviembre de 1894
Francisco TuruH
NOTA La nuava agercia queda estabIe-
ella EN- Ponce en- Ia Gale de Mandez- Vigo
nj Nero -
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Espec1tico Salvador
de Juan Sierra UrgeU

Con este especifco desaparecen los bar
ros y la picaz6n que producen las eruccion
nes en- el cuerpo- Es 81 verdadero "quita-
dolor". Sc usa en- fricciones.
V6ndese en- Ia calle de la Concerdia,
n1mero an Juana Diaz en- casa de don
Jose Sanchez el platero
Jnnio 10 de- 1894. 3v =
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Fl desaparecido de Ia propieda1 de don
Victor Fernaudez en- II noche del 25 ur
caballo color bayo, Grin cola negra, de 3
amos 3e edea, cosao d,- 6 cuartas de alzada.
IA bocs rsjada msrcsdo en- Is eepslda con
Las iniriales v. f.
Fl qae 10 enteegae ( 81 dueno en- Ca
,uas sera grati6cado.
V. FERNANDEZ
tagua@ O-t-hra y ds93 I'm D.
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eFrance La
oCur, LimonT MAslIa
nrasrd
lend
aBacelm msaoe eexiden q
&c
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i A los agricultores !

LEGO la .primera romesa de los
abonos minerales de Ia fabrica esta-
blecida en- Mayaguez.
Haganse los pedidos
CHRISTIAN BOYSEN.
p Playa. Ponce
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In coshe de dos asientos On rnagnifieo
eatsdc, con arnes eenrillo. todo De mny po-
d.. uso para j. foFnea di-'gisse 4 la herreria
Gel que auscribe, ealla del coto
.. 10 ". Pedro Castaing.
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CONDICIONES Y CONCESIONEs

n Ia La
embarc Los ugad hra ran
de sen
tss
eon euos sonocimi pata
eemba
present alomen d La itd p Los adosk tin
nrecagod 20por00
los Wales ko de CANA
n 5por para los h ids IN
no con lie tm la tusuA poi sapso
-og mas a devouc de La ebaj jtlds
ida yvueta
q iEa ell de eetona lsead deua1h
onpo poi a obendra ralamt tad de a differences actada
rja 1e las
uahop opasj m Et raja n % 10 sasde
Ia yvaet p a de
u
d pidH mi aieAn
nero ae g u no memo o
rats
nj fran @
los mos i'd
alos epague a tpa- den6
Losexced s 6 g fnos Fraction e
La aranquc rfrocar Elo
Com
m
de lie q Ia, et
nbacado
Para ma form 81 tp
MAYOL HERMANOs & Co.
Neemoe3 de
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Sc vende por s 275

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OIivas y Go.
Sin nOvedad y iuSted?

Perfectamente desde cue proveo fama de
Hdas variadas teas que importa T. VALDECILl A
Puedo osegurare usted don Proscopio, que a
ALI encontrara Percal8 drj e58ios panuelo de lana
sevanos abgos nos chae dem dgoual g SUPERIOR
5ras de seda varadsimas de coe8 pygas; hasta fine
6e8, dsde pesos inndad de artcuos de u
dad
Pues voy imitar ustel Ion Carpio, propagar
Hasta luego!
Ponce Octubre2 de 3ps
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Unguento Derm6geno /!

L os asombrosos efectos producidos
pof el UEGUENTo DERM0GENO en-
las llagas qIemaawras. $va'a6tes, pg-
caazras az mosquitoes Lebra afrfcamn,
sa6a1oues, eletizntiGsis funs0res, de
c3al9u5S2 lps0cedencse, resSuatfsnso, Ill
ceyas, Ae1Eals oLe csIalqa1ser arnsa, pa
nzdfsos dss, 10 demuestran las inhni-
tas curaciones obeenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especifico Sc
hace.
Dep6sito: Earmacia Central de ].
Ferrer.
mT v. .. s Nvbre- z de 1893
/Gr0p depur0tavo vegetol !
s sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudori7cas.
Cada onza huida representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene.
! PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, segsSro y rH.pfao
puriflcador de la sangre!
| Conserva el CUTS terso libre de
srHpcs0nSs y grtzmosl
Pueden usarlo hasta los ninos
Deposito Farn4acfG CcssfyaJ, de ].
Ferrer.
nT 3v p. $ Nvbre de 1898.
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SEGIRS SOBRE IA VIDA
A MASSACHUSETTS, BENEFIT LIFE associate
DE BOSTON. MASS E. U. A.


10 los de las denas companies.
reduction est pa copet
tL pagandop premios exhor
tenerle si 1amitad
nj
No hay restriction
En-
muee g u poiza
de eicano
seoe solo h conceden $1,000
Dptameno
f. w PRESTON. Playa Ponce
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COXEY ~ JAIL.

Tho sentence imposed upon CoXcy ana MS
t,v, mountcbank licutcnnnts ought 10 suil'c
f,r the suppression of the tramp movement
b.f,rrcd through thc arts Of Populist agitatorS'
{, Inns hcrn imposcd M last In II tone of right
cons INDIGNATION which emphasizes the con-
don,nntIon Of MI rejecting men Judge Miller
d,sclaimcd any purpose OF prosecuting the three
,ro,,n leaders for their ideas and strcnuously
douIed TINT politics entered into the case lie
or,aipned Coxey No Il dreamer who had pro-
,osod IN lead one hundred thousand idle men
% Washington 10 set an example ~ lawDreak
or, "\yho I'm the world" he asked, should be
,,,,,shcd for violation OF law, If you should
u,,y, Trivial rs were the charges OF trampnng
ruo, the grass of the Capitol grounds ana
.arrving banners Illegally. the Court correctly
ronrcsentcd the spirit OF the tramp campaign
os lo,vlcsspess Twenty days In the District jail
wos = mild sentence but 1t serves TO brand
coxov and his confehcrates as lawbreakers, ana
., discrcdIt the disgraceful movement which
has been conducted by them with arrant foiiy'
demagog,Ic tricks and inordinate vanity.
Tho appearance of CoXey, browne ana Jones
in the Black Maria with handouts on their
wrists, In company with dozen workhouse
prisoners. black and white was an appropriate
/
ave after the long tramp from ohio, with us
Fantastic proclamatlons and degrading. catch
ncnny sidcshows For once Coxey could not
rido ot ease I'm his carriage but was forced 10
endure privations and hardships which he had
previously cvadcd With the doors of the DIS
trict iall closing upon him was furnished an
| oxomple of the fate Of an adventurer whose real
character IA a charatan and Il mountebank had
| becn disclosed Americans began by laughing
nj him when he raised the signal for the march
Of the unemployed millions upon Washington.
The ridicule and good-natured tolerance con.
| timed until he had swarms OF imtators East
and West, and the dangerous tendencies or
tramp armies under demagogue leadership were
revealed in train-stcaling and mob violence
! Then there was n recoil against Populist folly
nocuvres ceased long ago TO amuse the public
II gave place 10 Indignation and disgust. and
the degrading punishment administered 10
! Coxcy and his assistant showmen Will be heart
ily approved by public opinion.
Coxey as the pioneer tramp general has been
responsible for the outbreak Of the egregious
folly Of heading companies OF idle and vicious
men toward Washington from all portions of
the country But who Is accountable for the
conditions of social discomfort prevailing
throughout the United States, which rendered
possible the recruitment of the tramp brigadesi
That responsibility Is divided between the Dem
ocratic and Populist leaders. who consplred two
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