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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Hs.hs and necr In Ger.nauy.

Baths arc an unknown quantity in
Germany. except tho weekly scrub in
tho public bathhouse, as bathrooms in
private houses arc very seldom seen, and!
when they do exist the primitive, not
to say the clunlsy, arrangements for
heating the water and filling the tub
are astounding to English ard Amer
leans An ineasiable direction from u
psrNiail physician when first called to
aforoign patient is, Don't take hath
again until see you whereas the
patient would pf.en hike to reply, Il
hope shan see you again until you've
had one. !" They think the daily hath a
kind of madness, apd it Is only too evi-
dent. even among ladies and gentlemen.
that they are not guilty Of it.
II you recommend a bath to a servant,
you will hear in reply: ''Oh, it doesn't
agree with me- took one once, and it
made me i'll. ;" And yet, as 4 ygle. pep.
mans are healthy ald even tongh in
t6siI consultations So it must I've beer
that docs It, for they begin to ;-.,D,bo it
In infancy Look 1t the thild class pas
sengers in a railway station. In fam
lily eronl tia parents will give each
sniid TN turn drink from their beer
glass, which they take to as naturally
as ono would expect them to drink milk.
And yet "a sae INVESTIGATION is rare. Men
s9ltloia, women nevcr.-Boston Tran.
oCript
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

ST. PAUL. july The ST. Paul Dr.
rec'ory ,oml.any BIS Ies,yel its 1891
i ~, sasns !ra.a che lsIh,er<. l, ',',i-
ms u: o.! Names. an incre sect j3i
owe. last year. THIS would iniic lie
popala;ioa OF 10 .OOl 49, t.4
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
1.u.uin lie..n.

nuLur,i. July y iS9.
MHEAT- No. har l. cash. e.: Iu,y. G3,< :.
Nj, . Nrti,cl. CASA. ~ g.: No. 8 S3jkc;
Rejected. C0,sc No Nor.aera. 10 arrive.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Dissolved the Gas Trust.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Judge Windes has
entered decree modified from that
presented last week dis.oiying the gas
trust The modification ug,ested by
the court and ordered made is that the
individual defendants in the lroceeqs
ings be also bound by the decree.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Big sale of Logs.

STILLwATLR. Mimi, July 3.-Lozer,
Mcclure Il Co. have sold 10000, 600
feet of logs to the Schulenburg and
Boeckler company. T . price is not
public but aggregates out 100000.
\ -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Cut western Uni q wires.

DEvER Cl., July a--The strikers
haze ut West iii u. On wires near
g charas, and n new ) has been re-
.l.iveJ from Tt.nid ID ince IL O'Clock
m. Tie federal tr ops sent from
Fort Logan breakfastes at Pueblo and
left there 1t 9:30. They should arriye
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
4 JULY. 1894
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, Sun, rs

The funeral OF Ard I.shop Td' he
took place at WINNIPEG; Wednesday.
A severe rain and wind som swept
over Eastern Tennessee Fr.d;.y night.
The house OF commons has refused to
reduce the beer tax from G 70 ) pence.
The de -reass in May earni.. > on tine
Pennsylvania lines East AL West,
reaches $1,7J0,00o The stttemeat
shows loss Of Sl.0b0.Coo on Eastern
limos aud $50, 400 On West IN.
The liGuidalors of III Pan ma Canal
comp my have ST s1,d IN "sreeiuent
with the new comp Iy i'll w.icn the
latter is said to have Il cali al OF 80.
000, O00 francs with which 10 ,o,ni,iete
the canal.
A dispatch FROM L M, Peru. says
that the Peruvian gov, rnne.tt 80 or
dered a general arrest OF the surpor, ers
of the revolution. 1t Is added that
Great Brit"in has iiicialiy recosn d
President Jusliti4no Bourgona's gov.
eminent.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
PaEEDEEGAST TO HANG.

Jury Dee ries That Harr:son's Assassin Il
Not lnsaHt.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The jury in the
P1enderglst case found the prisoner
not insane, and he will hang July IL.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
ADVERTISING RATES,

Advertiscments IN double Columns, uVuuio
the single column rates.
Business CARDS, i've lines, one year $6.VO,
Advertisements making more than NV Ill.,
and less tnan an incn viii be charged a. mon:
All transient advertisements Lust DC paio
iiIsadvance.' ,
cents line for each insertion.
CtAunouucsments of marriages aud deaths
Published free; but obituary notices, except IN
special cases, will be charged at adveruring
rates.
OLegal notices will be charged At % cents PEI
Clio for the first insertion, anu Sih cents iot
nust be upon The responsibility OF the person
oraerlng them puDiIsned, and no arndavid OF
publication will be given until the Puphcsuoh
ices are ptId.
All az counts payable quarterly.
Incsnnectiou with the paper we have sPieu-
Sid assortment of JobDing mnteriai, ahuate pre-
pared 10 execute all KINDS of printing IN style
ansurlDassed
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Friday, june go


The Yale Colum bia.H rva~l fresh
mn boat race was wen by Yale.
Senator Roach has secure | Il promise
from the po,tofllce department to in-
crease the railway mail service between,
Manitoba and North D .kota towns.
Lord Charles J. T. Russell, sen of the
sixth duke of e ID ord, is dead. He
Was born i'll 1907 and was snrseart-at-
arms to the house of commons from
1913 to 1S75.
Judge TIN yer of the Unitei States
circuit court has issued an order author
lying the receivers OF the f i o TO Lor-
row sum not exceeding $40 900 at s
per cent.
The suit of the Citizens band of Fot-
tawatolnie Indians OF . slah m against
the United States for $5l0,4tS. all, I'd
to LIE due them under treaty stipUla-
tons, has / cen dismissed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
The RAILROAD SIDE.

The Question to lie Settled Not Entirely
One of Iuiimans.
ST. PAUL, July I'm an interview
the general manager of one of tho rail
roads gives the railroad side of the toy
colt. The question:" ho said, 'is a
much deeper one than appears on the
surface. Suppose; for example, the
companies using these cars had the
power to get rid of them and did SO at
the command of these gentlemen in
Chicago Now it is the Pullman car
which. is boycotted. Next week it might
be some other car. That tells the story.
For once concede the power of any
labor organization to boy colt one arti-
Gle in use by railroad company, there
would be no end TO boycott business.
1t was on.y recently that the Knights
of Labor declared boycott against the
product of houiiag mill at Minneapo-
lis. This boycott was approved ny the
American Railway union. The railroad
companies may soon be notified not to
carry the flour under penalty of a
strike.
would Soon Il. come General.
Very soon the product of every man
ufacturiug concern which has had a
quarrel with its employees would TO
boycotted and the railroad companies
required not to carry them under the
saline penalty. But this is not all.
Under all such demands lies the AS
sumption of a power on the part OF this
labor organization to control the man
agement and property Of the railroad
companies. The simple question now
is whether Mr.. Deb, and his associates
OK the owners of the roads shall control
these properties. That is all issue which
has been approaching eliminating
crisis for some months past. 1t has got
TO be fought out some time and lefore
long. 1t might Bs well ba fought out
now as ever"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
WORK OF CONGRESS.
We'd .rai.y. JM - "a.

W. s~US'.s OW - 81
The income tax was discussed by the
senate Several amendments offered by
Mr. Hill were voted down.
The house took up the New Mexico
sta ebOOd hill
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
chicago Grain and trovi.l.e..

WHEAT-Firm. No. 4 ca h, 8; July SO.
So tom cr GUl4.
CuRN--Flrni. No. :. cash, 4:14c; July;
NC; Sc. teinbr ls6c.
OATS "A in. Sept .mber .0y<
PORK-Steady. cash. July 4l.47t<: Sep
TENDER: Sl&ol s3.,:ss J.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Hirensn Go Out.

/ MILWAUKEE,, July 3.-Between 30
lind 10 Brotherhood firemen employed
In the Chicago and Northwestern road
have struck
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

Passenger Trains Euunin- But n
Freight is VI I'll.

Passenger Trains Euunn- But n"
Freight is VI y,d.
ST. PAUL. July 3--WitIi relation to
the passenger ,erYice Of the lines rup-
ming III AMI out of s.. Paul the strike
situation remains exactly where it has
cen for several days past. Tue freight
situation is neither as hopeful nor en-.
couragin:s. Scarcely "a box car in ST..
Paul is stirring and on the side tracks
aid general tracks IRE cars Of fruit and
meat and other perishaile goods, to
say nothing of Merchandise. The ship
ping rooms Of the johhers are chokef
with outbound orders taat have leon
filed, Lut cannot lie shipped.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
TROOPS ORDERED TO CHICAGO.

The Whole Garrison Under Colonel
Cr0fton to Go.
WASHINGTON. July 3.-Orders have
Just been issued from the White House
ordering the whole garrison at Fort
Sheridan under Colonel Crofton, Ito
Chicago" The garrison consists of
eight companies.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

o'c senate PISSED n resolution extend
III; the apprnpri:i ions to July -, and il,
co.imittee III tie whole rep aled tie reel
pretty clause of the Mckinley law. The
tall.i u ii wa rei.urieti from Lue commit
tee OF nc whole, ANA the senate adjourned
till Monday.
The Go':>n iii;h,>tcr.l nearly al IA,
over Il confessed election case, passing
lew uIi;nportOGt measures.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Saturday, June 80

Fine thir. national irris..uun congress
has been cal!el by the Hat.oiai execu-
tiy. committee ia meet in Deayec Tor
the seven days beginning Seit. 8.
At Denver j. g. E isworth, assignee
of he Cnauii erl in Investment COM
pany, sold the assets of tine company,
the face value of which wa, Sc, 500, OUo,
at auction for 5000.
Judge Lacomie of New York has ap-
pointed ALERT A. Latuux temporary
receiver for the Harvey Peak Tin Min.
ing. Mi ling anl Naiis. acturing con-.
rany Of South D ,kota.
DR.. Ali ert b. Led,ux. INST nurgist
and mining exp.rr of NV York, has
been appointed receiver Tor the Harvey
Peak Tn Mining CON; any Of Suutt
Dakota. Jndse Lax ombe made the ap.
peintmept on application of the English
sto kho' aers WHO aiiese,l fraud in man:
aSeInent of the company.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
GRADUALLY SPREADING.
Territory Covered by the Great Stri
Constantly Incrcasing.

Territory Covered by the Great Strike
Constantly Increasing.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The Pullman boy.
colt is gradually spreading, and each
hour the area covered by it widens.
There is little change to be noted with
respect to the roads already reported as
in trouble, few of them are struggling
to move their passenger trains, but
freight traffic is practically at an end.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
which employs non-union men, is about
the only exception among the roads i'll
Chicago.
The Chicago and Northwestern,
which had escaped trouble, fell into
line during the night, and is completely
tied mp. Its subur ban traffic is very
heavy, and great Inconvenience results
from the stoppage of this branch OF its
business. The Illinois Central, the
Rock Island, the Milwaukee and st.
Paul and Great Western
All Report Like Condition.
The Michigan Southern and Michigan
Central have been suffering because
they occupied terminal facilities jointly
with the Illinois Central and the Rock
Island. Nevertheless, they have been
able to move their through passenger
traffic with comparative ease. The
general tie up at Detroit stops these
two roads effectually. The Western
avenue terminal. over which the Chi
cage and Erie, Grand Trunk, Wabash,
Santa Fe and Monon roads enter the
city. had recovered from the first shock,
and was handling its passenger traffic
with q reasonable degree of effect.
Now all of these roads are again in
trouble.
A New Difficulty
is presented by the refusal of the en-
gineers and firemen to risk their lives
by working with green hands, and it is
also doubtless true that the railway
managers themselves are not very anx-
ious to force the fighting. They are
making no serious efforts to move their
trains. They also say that suspension
Of business at this time is not an I'M
mixed evil.
The price of provisions is advancing
very rapidly, and the hotels, restaurants
and private families are feeling it very
keenly. Fruits. ice, and all kinds of
perishable provisions are commanding
very high prices, and indeed are now
regarded as a luxury. There are a
number OF factories that have been COM
PEELED to shut down, and number of
breweries have ceasel operations. For
the first time in the history of Chicago,
not a single carload of livestock arrived
bit the stock yards by rail during the
day, while the shipments of dressed
meats IL practically at an end.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
a slangy CONGREGATION.

Little Flossie- The people at the {. is-
copal church ara very slangy, don't soa
think. laa.lina.
Mammal No. dear. What makes son
think 81:
Flossie- We'll. every tiule the minister
stopped reading they all said ali there
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
wednesday,, sn.y 4.


Coinage for the year ut the Philadel-
phia miut was SIS. 554 23l.06.
TIE University of Michig IN con-
ferred degrees On $50 at igs Commence
ment.
Wellesley Colleges new pre-, idsnt
Mrs Julia ]. Irvine. is u j 'ter OF '.Buf.
falo Bill" Coly.
Swarm' of what are sii to b. erie,
cts, have inv deJ Champaign and Cr-
bana, H., to thc distress Of house
keepers.
The Amer.c II ASSOCIATION o. Gei,eral
B ygaue Agents will hold its annual
CONVENTION III Montreal, beginning
July 1S.
Beef w $ selling for l-2 oeats i,
pound ut Bnston Sa!urd y. Monday
afternoon the price w $ 10 ,enis. TEs
is the first feet of the Pul,"@n strike
E.'s bornl iii, mrnts from Chic &
!asl week We're az g32 tons. Z inst 4 :
s09 fos the wei: pre- ..'l.ns AMI i! i
!or the corlesi ondil & weak OF LIST ye T.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Mon,,a-. Ju'y 9.

Since CARROTS dea ii all members of
the royal family of England are pro:
tcctel by detectives.
II is eilicia ~ anhou neel that sip
Charles Russell has Leen appointed to
succeed Lord Coierilse.
The great Tower fridge 1T London
was formally opened Saturday by the
Prince OF Wales, in the name of the
queen.
Six cases OF disease tiescrib be | as
cholerine have been reported at Lie.e.
One death from the dis'ase has &C:
CURED.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
AZ CAR EEL..A u.
MOOHHN. mt to g. n,sn msp t. N,te
1fistn

Monum' mt {" e. n.,u m,e t~ . Nrte1
Evrnt IA H,un~s.tn Histo y.
MOATEV.D E.,-.n., J,. j,-Tne
Camp he.ra e lii. n"IIieDt. tiei,d Gy
the S.air't .ii,:n sni to commemorate
me reieisc u. .;'i..ves ke iy the Iii.
81 Iis iii iEe iLthrrat;e b.. Tx on; b, eax
OF 1862. Wa dedicai.d vi imposing
cele:uun e. AMI IL the prs ne OF
III 1.y dI-,i Cn,si ei cit z.is i.rn,itiest
with that Wa, on The morning vi July
:. The mnnument occupies a conspic-
uous SPOT OH The OF camp round, tve.
lock ny he M.nnesot.. Ever aud about
two and h II miles aclo.s the river
from Alpntevilcn. The nninb Der Of pris.
oners held he.e ~ lie Indi us was 26!,
LIT Of wnolu We're white W. men ana
ciiire tie i,in ind-r beIny half
eeds. They w,re taAen cup ives al
later v..ls du in: the great Sioux war.
which ! steu from Aug. IL, 1867, t.
Sept. z3 oi The same year. and which
termi4aled with Ee.pral Henry II. SiL.
ie1's signal VICTORY u, Wood lake. II
Was this victory viii h enai lie Gener. Il
sibiey, Who was III e mniand Of tu-
Linn sofa troops, to n.xofiaie for the
surrena I nf iilv a.lpiesA w.nsn and
thitdr,a y tue bluoiiiiss;y SIOUX. II
WIS deliver IL e from d fate worse than
death, an W 5 one of the ,rea:est acts
vi IT, generals he.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

y
Several parsons we're killed by a
storm at Greeny.lle, Mis-, Monday:
Fai.y Wood won the trottjps derby
It Minnthaha diving p.;rk Monday.
The cash balance in the treasury Il
$1l7. 5S4, 436, of which ga. S73,024 is
gold reserve.
The Vermont marble mills at Proc
Tor, VT, valued It ne rly $1,000, 900,
We're danl..gal ..re Iclna.dla%,
Tue jury in tho Strreter case at Mia.
neapolls iaiIed to aer e. S;reeter was
connected with the Guaranty Loan
muddle.
The eel scale at Jones & Lau.hlin's
mill at Plttsrurg has Leen signed and
much satisfaction exists among tha
1000 employs of the big llant:
Hon. Peter Butler, Boston mer-
chant and politician, is dead, aged. q
years. Nc. Butter xas "a iatiElata
personnel friend OF Daniel Webster.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
roal has discharged two-thirds of the
force in its general passenger depart-
ment. There is no work for the men
because Of the strike. bthcr reads are
also making large reductions. " ! az
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

The monum .at is uilt of S. Cloud
granite. Tue only lo.ished PORTIONS
are TIE ap AMI !is liz. qA wairh the
la.isr.nS aRieaEs. Fac uaso Is feet :
iaehe- q,are. and tie hri hit 81 feet.
1: sian Is Ca high ilu:f and can lie
seen ;"r many mites up aud down the
Minnesa'n rlyr r; On the ffont face Of
the nionn'neni "ra The WORKS Camp
Rele se" in fai.el ie:iefA The in.
scriptions on the utner three sides tell
bri. FL the history VI tina; terri, IL war,
of tle release u I'd the erection or tie
monument. '. ri! FL.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

The house cleared the calendar of all the
pen ion and dcsertim cases which have
been ae:I ed To in committee of the whole
a, Tie friCay night sps ions aud which,
have been accommodating for many weeks
1t also agreed To the senate n,elldincnts
TO Tic iii,i ii-,ing the units IF electrical
measures, lEu IL. 2::,,i p. Iii. a.. juulhed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
An Aatt.Jrust Law

was rlned on the hill as rider. With
Cut even SO hu 's q division. lie was
designed. an A:. y ,ori., J, has .ia,, If
Tie hhahce -'anin.ttef. sad. "A &a-urs
ante my IN lie rAetnta.n OF ti.,. w.
IL '"f'i; dri, ..te: tIat a,yr ii >ys.e.a
siofi a .. iuslant ".q,r;un y:r ;Le
s.rlnatioii 81 tr0sss and .,:uiuat .Iutis.
Tie hist sisaiu &c in cit a., Tie
ni-ht ocs-ur.ea vii ..... |. ar,st,
and in lin In. ierv.d iu: e :. tore al,
Oh On u. roi' st a. Ali t..- II ais &c
III m, AK, aid lea, ri "a u..r.y
ass'''' tss !'r 'eiaI III = % .hv y iiy
pitases an: her,Ou ~ "a lie, a.
aca::s DIRE" a.ouIl,! Ii ia. a. l. s:n,se.
.Ie < IierIe, &c liv.i vyr 80 !ie ..caii 1. ,
'ic'iS -..:ln s-r l.ow-. When il rn-
'tu .'n tie az. rri ur.,.t M.y l., ,.a
~o'ii't NOT "A part tn- .jli .. W We !;
Ap. iinS.'s i iic..y II IKE. i;y the vi, .
president. sHr,' ~. o gallery.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Ec.sisv. .fuiy g

The sugar hninty WIS repealed by the
sennie a:.u an amendment l.., Ell making
/ tue sugar SEIZED ;.s 20 ii,tO eject win the
res: nf the bal
| he no. Sc .oildl't mrster quorum
AID ADJOURNED ini lhEi.,ti.iy,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

h"im'n Fee. g. ~" Victory,
AsHI>sr'S. july s.-Ae. resca,#-
tive holMaH gives Il as uis uriIiv TIA t
the s,rus 80 etwae:l the sen ie aud the
house oa M riff qu-s,iol vii. eud In
. victory for tine .IuuS..
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
PASSED THE SENATE.
AFTER THREE MONTHS DEBATE THE
TARIFF BILL GOES THROUGH

~ vots OF 60 To 81. = Strict Party
voiss Except Mr. Hill. Who Wa. With
the Rspsbiiesns-Two PopuIists Vote
Against thu Biii and Two For U-An
Ant -Trust Law Placed on the i:ili as a
Rider Without Division.
WAsHiSaroS. July g. In the midst
OF inters. Excitement at l)4l T.. L..
after HAVING leen deb lied for three
months an'l one day, ..ie tariff l.ll.
amended t.. take effect Au:. l. 1884.
passed the sAnate i.y V. tc %! Il 20 30,
astri i.iity vie, except sir. I'LL. who
votes Win tin. Repa Iran, H,nst the
me. sure. i!le P.iui,;s dv.lc their
strength. TIC, Mea>is Kyle ID Allen.
vo.ing III favor of tue ldil, id two.
A'ss $. p, fer an.i S .w..r', at.i.,s, -,
a very IN or;rnt r.-ce OF Legislation ia
,hc sh pc Ut
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-10
What Would Cromp Do?

We see an article going the
rounds of the Republican country
organs, credited to our venerable
contemporary, in which it is adj
mitted that Worthy L. Churchill is
superior as a man, stands higher
with all who know him in every
way, politically, financially, mental
ly and morally, than Rousseau
0. Crump, the Republican can
didate for congress, but the ar
ticle holds that he should be defeat
ed because he represents Democratic
principles.
Will the old lady please state just
what Crump would or could do il
elected?
Would he change the Wilson bill
and if so, in what way?
Would he re-enact the force bill
Then there is the silver question
of all others, demanding immediate
reorganization and definate answer
Need anyone ask what the party
will do on that score? Dare Il
throw overheard the plutocrats OF
the east who supply it with the
sinews of war, in difference to the
peoples will? Never. The control
of the legislation of the Republican
party has been for 20 years in
the hands of few men whose
millions gave them power. The
vestige of the peoples interest.
which still remains to them has
been held only by the utmost dill.
gences of those whose courage anc
honesty have blocked the way of
their corrupt purpose.
The Republican party is the Juda:
lscariot of politics. 1t betrayed it;
master, the people, years ago, and
its entire force has been expended
for score Of years in an attempt
to consumate the deal and cruelty
the people upon the cross pluto.
cracy has erected for them. It is
well for its leaders that they indulge
glittering generalities. A true
statement of their program would
mean the complete and permanent,
extinction fthe party.-Cheboygan
Democrat.