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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
BIZ WAITE.

The Arbitration Proposition Endorsed
by the Governor.
DENVER, May Ex-Governor Waite is
heartily in favor Of arbitration as a
means of ending the labor war at Grip
pie Greek, and wired to President Slo-
cum Of the Colorado college, who has
undertaken to induce both sides to agree
to arbitration:
""Will join you in urging %peaceable
settlement between miners and mine
owners"
81 am looking into the law and await
ing developments" said the governor.
..If there is actual conflict between
the deputies and the miners I will not
hesitate to call out the troops. I feel
that I would stand on constitutional
ground in so doing. In case Of a battle
I shall certainly take a hand"
''What will the troops do if they go
to the field?'
VIII Not Act as Guards.
Thoy will not act as guards to mine
owners property" was the governors
emphatic reply, "but they will stop the
fight, be assured Of that. The course
for the mine owners to pursue is, to take
action through the courts to secure pos.
session of their mines. I have heard nc
information that the miners have re.
sisted any process Of law if it is properly
brought. Isn't it about time for mine
owners to explain why they are gather
ing armed forces in FL Paso county?'
The Denver Trades Assembly has ap'
pointed a committee to obtain the
names Of persons enrolled as deputy
sherifs from Denver to assist agains'
the striking miners at Cripple Creek
and a list of mine owners contributing
toward the fund for carrying on thu
war.
Y The vote was nearly unanimous, ant
was preceded by a discussion in which
the ex-policemen, who have gone t,
Cripple Creek to shoot down strikers
were holly denounced.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
Fellow Fever DeCreasing.

Rio JANE1Ro, May 29.-The yellow
fever, which has been epidemic here
during the past three months, is now
decreasing, both in the number of cases
md in virulence.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
engineer and Rrakeman Killed.

AoU1LLA, Tex, May 29.-The engine
and six cars of q freight train on the
Texas Central railway jumped the
track here. Engineer John Elliott and
Brakeman Arthur Woodale were
crushed to death beneath the debris.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
Snow in Spain

Snow in Spain and France.
MADRID, May 29.-Many districts in
the North of Spain and the south Of
France are under snow. Two tramps
died here Of exposure and cold.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
Canadian Jurist Dead.

MONTREAL, May 29.-Sir Francis
johnson, chief justice of the supreme
court, died during the afternoon. He
was 81 years of age.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
Six Miners Killed.

BRUSSELS, May 29.-An explosion oc-
Cured during the day in a mine at An
derlues, killing six miners and injuring
several others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds Rest products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions ana
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the nd
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by sill drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig SyruI
Co. only, whose name is printed on ever!
package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig
and being we'll Informed, you will no.
accept any substitute If offered.
ia 1-Tu.Th tw)sa, loortpfr)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
WANT THE BIG REUNION.
Leo Camp Asks for Such an Assembly at the
Expedition.

Lee Camp held its regular meeting last
night Commander Il. Leslie Spence was
in the chair, and the attendance was
very large.
The committee appointed to Inquire into
the expediency OF having n general re-
union Of Confederate veterans during the
Exposition OF the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical Society submitted its re-
port, which heartily endorsed any move
ment having for it's object the reunion OF
Confederate veterans. This report went
on 10 say that the Executive Committee
of the Agricultural Society should be re-
quested TO appoint a day 10 he known as
Confederate Veteran-Day" at which
time some special attraction would be
offered TO induce the veterans throughout
the State TO attend either in collective
bodies as camps or as individuals. ana
that the committee should also provide
suitable speakers TO deliver addresses APP
propriate 10 the occasion. The report was
adopted and will be transmitted TO the
society by the adjutant OF the camp.
The camp decided not TO have the re-
union at Glen Allen, Va, owing 10 the
proximity of the time OF the Exposition
affair.
Commander Spence issued a general
order directing the camp To assemble AZ
the hall on Sunday night at 40 o Clock
to attend divine services at Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church, Win pickett
Camp Confederate Veterans. Lee camp
will meet In uniform:
Conrade Norman " Randolph gave 10
The body some interesting and entertaining
news CLEANED upon his recent rlp W
Chicago, Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
Mr.. HOLLAND KILLED BY A TRAIN
struck at Boykins and Died at His Home
- in suffolk.

SUFFOLK. VA, September a.-tSpe-
ciaI.)-Our town has been shocked To-
night nv the death Of Mr. Charles II.
Holland. one OF our leading ous.-
ness-men. which was caused by a ran
road accident at Boykins at haii-pas, .
o'clock this afternoon. Mr.. Holland iett
home yesterday on business TRIP % 81,
was at Boykins this afternoon on MS
wav IN Murfreesboro', N. c. He was
walking along the end of the ties on one
of the tracks, evidently on his way 70
the Murfreesboro' train. which was stanu-
ing near by. when ne was struck oy
train which backed up behind him. AN
engine which was blowing OF steam
doubtless prevented his hearing the tram
approaching him. He was Struck Wy
aat-car. both trucks of which ran over
him. breaking his left arm and ter,ioy
managing his left leg. IL seems tne,e
was no doctor at Boykins, ana ia.'
was Immediately sent to Murireespo.o
for one, who. upon arriving al tne So
Of the accident. found that MI. fioial .a
was fatally injured. He was then maue
as comfortable as possible on a special
car. which brought him to SUFFOLK at 'he
rate of a mile a minute. The train ar
rived here about $50 =. NJ, but MI. hoi-
land was unconscious, and died son the
car at S:45. The deceased. who was about
40 years old, leaves wife and seven
children. who. with other relatives, are
almost crazed with grief at the great
shock.
MIR. Holland was a member of the Town
Council and a prominent member or the
Christian church. He was the head OF
the extensive business house of c. T..
Holland g. Co., and the brother OF Com
monwealth' s-Attorney r. +. Holland. BY
his death Suffolk loses one OF Its best
citizens,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22

How hard Il ia to see the dear ones
gradually losing their hold on life and fad
ing away.
No home, however guarded. but has
some dear one for whom anxiety never
ceases
Father and mother breaking down I'M
der heavy cares. or sister or brother
growing thin. pale. and weaker day by
day.
Into these sad homes Paine's celery com
pound comes like a messenger OF mercy.
There Is sure TO be some near relative
or friend who owes recovery from some
facilitating sickness to Paine's celery
compound. The family physician. no
matter Of what school. recommends it and
tells OF others who became vigorous by
its use.
This IL the usual story Of the entrance
OF this remarkable blood purifier and
nerve strengthened into so many homes
in every city and village in the United
States.
IL restores healthy. nervous action Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22

wanted. was . great stride towards tne
relief Of the people: how q Democrstc:
Congress had repealed the Sherman Dau
a. promised: had repealed the obnoxious
Federal election law; had imposed tax
on income. which would TO that extent
relieve the people; had cut down ex-
perditures millions; had started IN
vestigation Into pension corruption, wnIes
wouid save many millions more: showed
how the Democratic party was O OIL
metallist party. and the Republican a
rold party; and asked was there any
relief for the silver men anywhere out
through this party. ~.
had been called upon to perform for tne
people OF his district in getting ria OF
Republican ofYlce-holders, and substituting
his own people. and asked his ,countrymen
to give him a majority this time. ne ,s
saId that he would have great pride IN
saving that he had carried this Repuph-
can county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
Personals and Briefs.

,,,svos v.eddelI have returned to the
city. .,,,.
Miss Ethel Cunningham, or LOUISVILLE
T., a. visiting Mrs. A. w. Weddell.
Coron,ssioner-of-th Childrey,
- IInnrico county. left for Norfolk yes
terday.
r,so,b watkins was reported by the
,oiScs Yesterday for running his wagon
without a license.
Orders have been issued by Major zoe
a. an inspection Of police in front OF the
DIV Han on October 4th at O'CLOCK
1-,1or Staples win conduct conference
ling al Springfield Hall. twenty
s,,tb and NJ streets, tomorrow h'sh'
at o'clock.
Mice Mamie Burgess, who has been visit
try Miss Minnie Louise Butler Oh 'nc
Eset End. has returned TO her home, IN
Hampton, a.
Tim Crutchfeld e 1lored), was locked up
at, 'i, ~ Flrst Station yesterday. charged
s,t,b 6eing a fugitive from justice from
Warwick county.
on next court-day. Thursday. october
mn Hon II W. Flournoy viii speak az
New Kent Courthouse, as VIII CoIohei
Tazewei Elicit Also
Mr. T. F. Dewitt. who has been quite
sick at the Medical College OF Nlrsh,a
Hospital. is much better. He expects 10
BE- out in a few days.
The protracted services at st. James
Methodist church are growing In interest
nightly. Rev Mr. Moore IS preaching
TO large congregations.
Mrs William Henry Harris, Of Hender-
son. n c., has returned home after
two weeks visit Is her son, r. ii. Harris,
OF 507 north Ninth street
Mr.. L. p. Tompkins, an attachee Of the
Norfolk and Western offices In ROANOKE,
has arrived in Richmond TO attend the
Medical College Of Virginia.
Sergeant George w. Epps lost one OF
his gold police oUff-buttons Thursday: It's
face is ornamented with Masonic Key
stcne and the inscription "Phiiadeiphia
Police"
The hands employed in the James
River Division shops Of the chesapeake
and Ohio railway began working on full
time Thursday. Heretofore they have
been working eight hours.
Mr.. Edward c. Wade and Miss G. Ludie,
Stubbleneld OF No. 2SJS east Marsha Il
street were married at the above resi-
dence Wednesday evening by Rev j. w;
Moore The young couple are poth well
known in the East End.
4 little dog was run over at the corner
If %Inth and Main streets yesterday
morning about o'clock by an eleCtic
car going west Both 81 his hind legs
we're cut off PoliceOfiicer Wilkinson
relieved him Of his sunerihss py shoo'-
ing him.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Archioald; o., OF
OFF east Franklin street, have ISSUED IN
vitatiors TO the marriage Of their daugh-
Ter Miss Margaret Agnes Archibald, 10
Mr. Robert Coke Allen, Monday evening
September Path, at $50 o clock. Inc cefe-
mony will take place at the residence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22

The heart; sends purer. richer blood
through the intricate ventricles ana cham
bers OF this vital organ and ednalizes
its action by regulating the nervous sys-
TEN. ,,,
Paine's celery compound cures sreedly
and permanently all disorders due y M
nuro blood and badly nourished nerves
and nerve centres. ...
Mr. Claud Clary. picture OF whose
wifa appears above, writing iro,n '"'
home in North Topeka. Kansas SAYS;
II have been a sufferer from nervous,
ress for years. and have used several
remedies. none OF which did me any soon,
This season | had a severe attack; anu
,,iad paIne's celery compound. one ootte
cave me immediate relief. | used two
hottles and am as well to-day as ever
was. 49,. ,,oJtctra
,,,,h much relief have recommended
:, 70 several OF my friends and am sure
that they are satisfied with ~ s
Try IL once and be convinced from her-
.o,oI exDprlence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
PRESIDENT LEISeNRlNc DEAD.
A Southwest Virginia Capitalist Passes
AWAY I'm Germany.

BIG STONE GAP, VA, September IL
(Spe cial)-News was received here to-day
OF the death yesterday at Hamburg.
Ger, of Mr.. Z. b. Leisenring, president OF
the Virginia Coal and Iron Company, of
this place: and president also OF the
Lehigh Coal Company, OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Leisenring went abroad recently for
the benefit OF his health, but not i'm
proving his wife and brother left for
Germany about ten days ago TO join him.
He lived in Philadelphia. and had sum-
mer home at Mauch Chunk. He was
personally a very lovable man, and OF
the very highest business integrity. His
place I'm the Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany will probably be filed by his brother
in-law. DR.. J. s. Vent. of Mauch Chunk.
The policy OF the company will be de-
termined at n meeting to be held in two
or three weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
THEY DENOUNCE IT.
-sesNs' VIEWS ON CHANGING ZAP.
V. nowaTTox" TO SURRENDER"
.,s,, n. Ill Advised, Distsstcfui. and
Vnnece.,ary-tdsb'c to Produce
rhetorical Confusiou.

49,. change by the Post-OfYice Depart.
-, u the name of Appomattox to Sur
Az Is by no means rclished by the
It here. and In veteran circles espe-
~, II was yesterday the subject of
teal Of unfavorable comment. The
ianntion that the change was made
.,i,r that the new county-seat, Ne
...ta nigh; hereafter be called Apo
.r,~ Courthouse. Is regarded as an ex-
..,,toa that does not explain satisfac-
ta,'y.
,.,crnor O'Ferrall. in speaking of the
tor said he thought the change was
'".t,scl. other persons had an interest
3D., name Appomattox besides those In
iro,nediato vicinity Of the place.
'.,,.,e,,,r." continued the Governor Il
~, IKE TO have the word Surrender
,,ntinuaIy in our faces. II Is dis
,.'f.,l 10 the people OF the whole South.
GRATUITOUs INSULT.
...l Morton Marye expressed the
, hat the change was gratuitous
o., the South. no matter what the
,~ exclamation advanced. Why,
ne colonel. could they find no
So name except Surrender?
Co.. mn outrage" replied Mr.. j. Ii.
W., with emphasis when asked by
b,...aich man what he thought OF the
rai'cf p.,o,, T. ronorked that
n...Sht IL an effort to apply TO 'he
10 .- a humiliating epithet that might
:, ,a. future be referred to to our disad'
.,-.. 90 think OF it?' said Mr..
.,.. To,ndexter 81 think We ought
-.t. recognize the change
A LASTING STIGMA.
...t.- declared Commander y. Leslie
q Ice Camp, "a lasting stigma
,nc nation that they should 90
.,.-c hat would continue bitter feel
,.tsccn the so-called North ana
We might have expected such "A
rrler the late administration. IL
Z. .... ,y,rs. that II should have been
....-a Democratic administration.
.t.ill not be-" replied Judge George
-..s,i.u 10 the Dispatch mans ques-
.tppornattox is the most historic
3D.. country. The effect viii
.-catc confusion as 10 where oc-
... event which makes Appomat-
..... Resides. the name Surrender
,....t.s.,l 10 the southern people.
-, camp last night there was but
..,..n.rt regarding the chanse' ana
Co.,. .,.. acainst IT. w.t.,
'. ..-r,,qn4er Thomas i. Pollard
49,. .h.gre was n slur and Colonel
~ Smith said il was ili-advised dis
.rl unnecessary. Thes. views
.r..l hy all the other members
t. .un with whom the Dlspdtch
,s.,,s NATIVE talked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
TIE INDICTMENT is QUAShED.
Judge Wickham Promptly Dismisses the
Case of Mr. Taylor.

Case OF Mr. Taylor.
T}~ ease Of Mr. w T. Taylor, charged
wt altering the enforcement on the
c..,cry ticket for lot OF feed sold to
N- L. T. sale. engaged the attention
G. Ju 90. Wickham. Of the Henrico County
.,t for several hours yesterday.
-.. time was taken UP in a legal DIS
C..-..D. ana Judge Wickham promptly
o.u .e! the case without It's gong De-
.- tae jury.
-.srs ". II. Meredith and W. Q.
s action REPRESENTED Mr. Taylor; Common
81. .tb'e-Atforney Sands conducted the
ir.s .cati0n. The defence demurred 10 the
Indictment. and submitted motion 10
C.ash IL on the ground that no fraud mad
% PERFORATED even II the delivery
set had been changed. as the instru-
r.,t purp0rilng to be forged represented
hing Of value Mr. Shelton opened the
document and cited great many au-
q rifles He was followed by MT SanuS
N'Y also had many authorities. ana con
= rie1 that the case was one that caihe
clearly within the scope OF forgery. MI
Meredith closed for the defence In very
;l. argument. and when he concluded
. -lge Wlckham announced that he would
ci.sh the Indictment. as the delivery
l. tct was not such an INSTRUMENT ds
..l BE- forged and used 10 the detrl-
Q .ut ~ Mrs. Sale. The case was. there
'.fe. dismissed
Buddy Simpson and Fleming Berkeley.
i"O negroes. were arrested by Constable
a. Mann for engaging In shooting
'raCas iu rear Of West-End Park Thurs
-ay Simpson fired at Berkeley. but
n .se-l him. and before Berkeley couin
f,tlrn the fire the Constable interfered
Ite embryo dueliists were before Justice
lewis Yesterday and a fine OF 40 was
assessed against both men for carrying
Concealed weapons. In addition TO TINS
simpson was fnsd s. for using his.
seless" Anderson tcolored) was COM
United 10 fail by Squire Lewis 10 answer
~. charge Of stealing a lot OF corn from
Warren Saunderson.
hon. Isaac Digs yesterday qualified
b.iore Judge Wickham TO practice law In
n' County Court.
Mr. G. W. Childrey, Commissioner OF
Revenue for Henrico. left yesterday Tor
short visit 70 Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22

ereign Grand Lodge Of Odd-Felicws has
as yet considered since II assembled at
Chattanooga Tenn. few days ago.
As published In yesterdays Dispatch. the
new legislation admits all white women
over Is years OF age who "bclieve in
the Ruler OF the Universe"
II Ia said that there was Rebekah
Lodge In conjunction with Friendship
Lodge here number OF years ago, but
now the only woman's organisation in
Virginia is at Harrisonburg There Is
a movement on foot. however. to cstab-
liah a new Rebekah Lodge here. and the
recent charge by the Sovereign Grand
Lodge only broadens the possibilities Of
the venture,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
THE ReTRENcHeRs IN SESSION. -
Sub. Committee on Elections Fix tho Pay
of Special Constabies.

Chairman Caskie and his Committee on
Retrenchmcnt and Reform held a three,
hours session last night. II Is presumed
they talked over their schemes Tor re-
ducing the expenses OF the city. city-
Clerk Ben. 4. August and Serxeant-a,-
Arms Ralston appeared before ,he 30,
and endeayored 10 show the members that
their salaries should not be decreased.
There was also a meeting last evening
OF the Committee on FIRE Department, a
which only routine business VAS trans
acted. 49, IT. 49,
Last night the subcommittee from the
Committee on Elections appointed 10 re.
wise the ly-codifed ordinances met
and reviewed the work OF Captain Coke
so far as II referred 10 the city elestiohs.
the fixing OF the pay OF the special con-
stable at s. a day.
The subcommittee Of the Committee on
Light was to have met for the came puf'
pose last night, but failed to get quo
rum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
roR TWENTY-THREE YEARS.
Ella, Prison Prospect Before Charles smith,
o,brr Manchester Matters.


oihcr Manchester Matters
.. .. charles Smith (co!oreD.
,.... ,fr 1obn Render
{. 1:s"i "''H '' a. occu.
O. goods anD'"'i"S a..
.l tt- attention Oh '"1
.... Court Yesterday. Charles was iouhd
.'.,v sal sentenced to seven years in
a.. r.rt.rtIary lie was found fuiily OF
r s,t highway robbery Thursday.
..4 bis u.nl-hmeut fixed 3t sixteen years
.. r. nIg ,.nite house on the hill beyond
e.. -iy,r This makes d total OF twenty
p.,.. wears Doe viii have 20 serve ioi THESE
ia. oncnc,s. aul there is an inIe'iheh'
aflnst Eim 90 Chesterfield county loi
} .use-ur,ching -.
Tn. following sYeclal si'"4 JuIY IA
l.,u summoned l.' ''.S ''', ms = a.
d. tlslt, y. e. l'" t 80 'D ,,,,i -.
%-"n".->. "rl's -, I,r,.s /.
o. .-' H. nh and Iobn $.
''''
Ffh ..,sider,,ion will
NV i-....,.t, Cr,,rnp ,colorei1.
,,t l-ir,irai assault upon the
80, ,I,rv KATE Lockett. and
Anderr Jackson ,coloreD. charged with
the larceny OF watch ana chain
'I'''H i'''-
ln the Police court yesterday morning
Andrew jackson ,colored was ch"IseI
Win the larceny OF EoiI va. az
,.ain ihe property Of ). L. hastings
Andrew was moving some furniture loi
Ar J. p. ii"sl'i'A'. @''t " Is al''be1 80 e
v.N, th-s eAsdIr4 he l'r'o.iieu .Le
"r..e, me e"'- was SEM 10 the
iais ''Ai'
N".'A'F ihr ""I'e nor 'He 'oloIei ~
i..'.aas oi Manchester seem TO be ID
t...r .I - Outward Tor Congress.
MARTA coleman, the colored woman VINO
c.- Dob Petersburg from INJURIES aNeseh
O. .., been inflicted upon her by Albert
..r.' O..arcU. az Richmond, has ire
a ..rt.y rsfel in the courts Of this city.
T.- Manchester Grays VIII have for
tt-r aruo~y the upper story of the
e. -.r chamber building. II is proposed
q. avert tl- top story into one room.
~-. viii te match game Of base
3. ., T.r.-t-Hu Park this afternoon
.. ..r..- between The Forest Hills,
,r...s..s..r and tho Virginias. Of
r.t.,. NH contest for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
Attempt to Burn Out of jail.

EMPORIA, VA, September 2l.-(Spe-
cial William Henry Moore. a colored
prisoner confined in the Jail of this
county on the charge OF house-breaking;
made a daring attempt to burn the JAN
last night. and would have succeeded but
for p. II. Farley. who was confined In the
adjoining cell. and who gave the alarm.
This brought the jailer and his assistants
to the scene. a colored boy, also con
fined in the JAIL joined in giving the
alarm. II Is very fortunate the Jaller
arrived 40 quickly. because otherwise the
structure and it's inmates would certainly
have been destroyed. This man Moore
Is a terrible character. He is charged
with several crimes In North Carolina,
and the Old North State authorities are
anxious to get him.
The condition OF DIR. G. II. Bate who
suffered stroke Of paralysis few DAYS
since. remains unchanged. There is little
hope of his intimate recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
ORGANIZATION.
SENATOR DANIEL IN CARROLL
A Mastery Exposition of the Tariff and
Financial Questions.

HILLSVILi.E, VA. September a.
Especial. )-On Wednesday Senator Daniel
addressed one of the largest crowds seen
here for a great many years at grand
Democratic rally and barbecue. The sena-
tor was at his best, and made one of the
most eloquent and forcible presentations
of the principles of Democracy ever heard
in this county. With thrilling and elo-
quent words he presented the achieve
ments of the party during the last session
of Congress, and its intentions for the
future. He gave a mastery exposition or
the tariff and financial questions. Never
before have our people been more en-
Unused and impressed by an address. Inc
Democracy Of this county Is Thoroughly
aroused. and will give large majority III
the coming election. Senator Daniel mas
always been great favorite with our
people. and this days address mas en-
deared him more than ever before.