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The Lamar register., 1894-07-28

tenn, will not be open for general re-
pair work until business reyiyes aud
there is a demand for motive power
This action is great disappointment
to hundreds of employees, and will par
aly1e business in all the division
towns on the system between Chey.
enne and Portland.
The officers of the company claim
that they have nore than one hun
dred engines in good repair that are
idle because Of light business.
This will throw 500 men out OF
Sork. TIE shopnen on the Nebraska
division and at Denver did not join in
the strike; consequently the regular
force will be retained, although the
working time has been reduced to
40 hours a week
The Lamar register., 1894-07-28
Ss-. rrsm s..ry-h.-

Shopmen a, Sacramento arc resEu
to work.
Work IS slowly being rrsum-sl
Pullman.
Laundry girls who resumed xo'ti
Pullman were mo5bed By women .
had to be protected by policemen
The excess Of gold exports over I
ports last year was only a, 5sSS
For the year ending June 30, lssA
was ss7. SOC, 463
John Seanlan, an Omaha engss1
has been sent to an asylum. 4
threats made by strikers haviss
balanced his mind
The exports last year were s.
900, 900 in excess Of the imports, Vi
the balance was against US the :
previous to the extent Of els, Oo'
Train wreekers at Pond Greek,
lahOma. attempted to kill party
soldiers by putting dynamite o.
tracks, but the explosion occurred
late.
Some very damaging testiE
has been produced against ave
r. u men charged with hsri
wrecked the passenger train near >
rsmento.
The Lamar register., 1894-07-28
st.,a. of tn. A. r. 4.

The receivers Of the Union Pacific
road have begun to pay off the mem
bers Of the A r. U. who left their en-
ploy recently. This is taken as an in
dieation that their places will be hlled
by other men. They were previously
notified to so to work aud refused to
do so.
The men who struck on the Gulf
road stand better chance. Superin-
tendent Duuaway viii re-employ men
with good records, but will have moth
ing to do with the A. T. U.
The Lamar register., 1894-07-28

First Lieutenant vanliev Of 4
Second infantry at Fort 0mah, 1,
been detailed for duty on the ox,,
staff Of Governor Osborne Of Wyoni,
as instructor in military tactics 70, d,
Wyoming National Guard.
Trouble is threatened in p,
county between sheep aud cattle n,
The cattlemen claim that the -
men instead Of driviSg their ,h..,
across to Tennessee pass are ALLOW ,
them to ruin the cattle ranges
Mrs. n. p. Hill Of Denver has i,,..
an appeal to the women of Color1J
to assist the association Of ladie. ,.I
Is identifying Mount Vernon, Wa
ingtons old home But little aid Y
been given by Colorado women.
The Ensle mine near Trini.
started Monday morning with ss1
dissers, mostly new men. Indies,isl
poin, to a gradaal aud steady iner,a.|
old men arc holding meetings
have decided on nothing des-,
There arc no demonstration.
Upon the application Of a nuzsl
Of the friends Of Mrs. Emma J. S.s
Jud &c Scott Of the District eoars !
Laramie county has appointed Il
Robin. Of Cheyenne gusrdiaa
manage her Affairs, jury Of tx.
having decided tha, she vss ineoa,I
tent to do SO.
Captain j. X. de Ia Mar has boss
Edward Holdens interest in the I. I
den ehlorinAiion works at Cr,s(
Greek, and thereby become sole oss(
Of the property. The price paid
Holden has not been made public
Ia Mar has also bought mines at ca
pie Greek and other Colorado yaa
and is reported to have invested "a
ily at Phoebe, Utah.
The coal miners in the vicinity
Durango have quit work. The II
ers number about twenty from The !,
Juan, ninety from the Porter q
twelve from the Hesperus. TIE i
ers at the Ute mine refused to ,srlI
The miners do not claim to have
grievance and allcge as the reassa
the strike ths, coal is being ssl:
the Rio Grande railroad. which Is 4
on the line eas, Of 'Alamosa in The d
trics where the miners are striking
The Lamar register., 1894-07-28
RAILROAD SHOPS CLOSED.

Employees of the Union Pacific in wyo-
ming and Idaho Out of = Job.
1t has been announced that the rail-
road shops on the Wyoming and Idaho
division of the Union Pacific, which
were closed July 3, the date of the in
auguration of the strike on this sys-
The Lamar register., 1894-07-28
COLORADO.

Europe. They are induced to do so
by the low steerage rates and the hard
times here.
Rumors continue to be circulated in
Was hington to the effect that several
senators committed perjury when they
swore before the sugar investigating
committee that they had not speculatd
in sugar stocks.
The great athletic contests between
Yale and Oxford teams at London re-
suited in favor of Oxford, the score be-
ing five and oue-half to three and one
half. Yale won in hammer throwing
and jumping, but Oxford won all the
running contests
1About 400 brotherhood engineers
who quit the service Of the Wabash
road during the strike have lost their
jobs, some of their places being filled
by other brotherhood men. They are
going to make it warm for Chief
Arthur.
The subcommittee of the suffrage
committee of the New York constitu-
tional convention has decided to re-
port to the full committee adversely
all propositions tending toward female
suffrage except that allowing the ques-
tion to be submitted to vote of the
elections OF the state at the next gen
eral election.
All of the children of the late Jay
Gould, in their individual capacity
and also as executors and trustees un-
der the will of their father, have taken
up proceedings in the Supreme court
of New York for the purpose of being
relieved of taxation in New York
county and city upon their personal
estates, which they allege is based up
on exhorbitant assessments.
Eugene v. Debs, George W. How
ard, L. W. Rogers and Sylvester Keli-
her, the officers of the American Rail
way Union, were committed to jail
Tuesday by Judge Seaman in the
United States court for alleged viola
tion of the injunction issued by
Judges Wood and Grosscup. The
four leaders of the strike in reality
went to jail in default of bail, for the
court offered them their liberty until
next Monday, when they will have a
hea ring on the charge of contempt
Their bail was fixed at 3, 900 each, but
the men refused to give it and the
court committed them.
There was a terrible catastrophe at
Chicago on the 10th While Bat
terry B of the Second Artillery was out
for drill, caisson attached to a
Hotehkiss gun exploded at the corner
of Grand and Oakwood boulevards.
Three men were killed and twelve in
jured. One of the dead was Farrier
Caller, Troop B, Seventh cavalry Of
Fort Sheridan. The others killed and
injured were members of Battery f.
Second Artillery, Of Fort Riley, and
Troop B, Seventh cavalry, stationed at
Fort Sheridan. Eight horses were
killed. The brown stone house of a
Mrs Devlin at Oakwood and Grand
boulevards was perforated by several
bullets which passed through the walls
Glass was shattered and walls and or
naments were torn and broken. The
cause of the explosion is not ,os;.;ra
The Lamar register., 1894-07-28

Send two 2-oent stamps 70 The Roai !
hshing Co, Denyer, Colo, and ges a ~
copy Of The Road and one Of their grssi
lish Octopus maps free.
The Lamar register., 1894-07-28

Can electricians explain Why 20
negative 10 Away. n positlvet
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Greenlaw, C. A.--Saddle horse si5GO
 buggy $50, harness BIO, mus. inStru-
 men s30, watch and 1owelry S5O fur niturc fi5, lots to {, block A, $500, lot
 l, S200, Improvements 5000, tax S5l.9J,
 costs $3.10 .....;..,. ...........s 55 co
 Real estate held for personal prop
 crty.
 Gruner, Charlcs--Lots to :, blocklE, Si5, imp. S3On, tax S11.25, costs Sl.O5..R la % GilsOn J. J.--lmDrovcments on lots S3O,
 tax 50, costs ,55 ........,...........s .5 Gregg .Iesse--J horses s2fe, saddle
 horse Sl5, wagon $40, harness sl0,
 reaper S45, farm imp. S1J0, icwelry si0O, furniture s2jO, lots S60, tax S27.30, costs Si.s5 ,......... ........S 29 2i Greanng-60O cattle S3Sl0 tax S1t43O costs $O.20 ............. .........-.S 20 bO Gregg, w. J.--e lots SIOO tax s. costs
 50, payment Sl.25 balance S2.35 s a35 Glore Gordon-lmp pos. right St75, tax S5,25, costs .15 .............. % Gaines w. P.-2 work horses Sl0e har- ness SEQ, wagon S30 mower $40 imp
 pos. right $50, furniture l0taX S7.0S, costs ,65. ....,.... ......,-............S Q3 Gosney E. s. Ctrusteel-Sec iO twp 2l, range 5, 200 acres S250o, tax s15, costs Gale & Mcfarland, .Seiigman-s work '' ~ horses S53, wagon S35. imp pos. right ?lOo. 2s00 sheep S560o, tax Sl73.6i, bond
 int. SS.6S, costs Sg. lpl 50 Grey Owen, Willams--Lots to f. blk
 l6, S300, tax 70, bond int. .t5, costs .95S 10 40 Gardner w, B. Tuba City, work
 horses s1GO, saddle horse $50, COWS
 10, wagons $50 saddle S36, furniture T50 tax Sl0.9O, costs Sl-................s Sl- II 20
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
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Coates, John Mechanical tools, Ij1, tax ll50, costs .1J. 1J....................u CIamplu Mrs. Fannio-4 section 23 township 2l rauGo {, Si0g, Improve mcuts i100 tax lj, costs Si i2j........S Clark. Asa 2-2ycaF olds. R6.J0 po1l- try aG, mechanics tools Tl6, improve ments posscssory rights T75, stock goods f50, watch S10, furniture S50 lot 13, block ., $500, lots 27, 2s, block w, S1Oo, lot ], blocks B, $50, improve ments SS50, tax Sll,46, costs S270 ....... 3
 Tax on above personal property added to on real estate. Carroll. Wm. li.--2 work horses S6J, COW $l0, 2 hogs G6, cart BIO, furniture, Sl00, C Ii sec 20, twp 2, range 7 SlG0 Improvements S200 lf sec 30, twp q, ra;igc {, $i00, tax f35.37 costs S2.2j. s
 Real estate held for personal prop clty.
 Coulter, T. J.--t brood mare S26.40, sad ale horse $4s .50 D COW S25, g chick ems $i2, buggy S25, harness BIO, safe s51 stock goods Si00, furniture Sl000. l4 sec IA, twp 21, range [. s400, im- provemens Sl00. tax S63.20, costs S!, part payment 33.G5, balance S31.55. S
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
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Elmore, ]. B.-Lots 6, Q. block . A, sIj0, Improvements S3s0, tax 2i5.3O, costs Sl.;6... ....... ....................S l6 56 Enoch, A. !. Williams-Watch $25, fur niture SI5 lots % to 22,block 21, sg0. Improvements Sl00, tax s6.90, bond y- interest .35. cost .85. .85.................S 175
 Real estate held for personal prop erty. Ellington, Geo. w. Wllllams-2 mares SSl.S0. saddle horses Sl59 stock horses s84S0, buck board BIO, harness S30 mower %, improvement possess sory right Sl00. furniture S50 lots B 10 r. block 3s, S59, lots 15 to 11, block 20, Sl5 Improvements &jJ0, tax s9j.75. bond interest ISi costs s5.31. ......S l06 93
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
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Bance John--3 saddle horses SEQ, 2 2-year-olds s25, 2 cattle Sli. harness etc. s2j, pos. right S65, tax S7.62 costs .sS...... ....,...:.. ....... q. .......9 Hoffman Geo.-i work horse so, stock horse Sa0. 12 chickens S6. wagon $50, harness $l0, farm inpl. S25 imp. pos. right Sl50, furniture S2j lots to 8. block E,S2l0, imp. S300, tax S25, costs Sl.75. .........,.,.,,.....,S $
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Hart & Campbell, Winslow-2 work horses SS4S0.2 saddle horses $i2. 40, 3JOO sheep SIl00, F chickens S6, wagon $50, harness s50, pos. right $lCO, tax 1920, costs Sl1.50 ................ Hoxworth Harry--Stock goods S3OO, lots 26 and 27, block 9 A, S2oO, imp. S500, tax S3D. costs & &................s E
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Hochderlfer T. F.--Poss. right s50, mus. instruments ss, watch s5, lots to (,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

g. twp 20, range 6, $500. lots F and IS. and 5a of 10, block 2i S250, improve ments S260, tax a3lS.i i2. costs Sl6.40 6 334 s2
 ealestate held for personal prop crty.. Daggs, ". A. X P. P.--2 work horses f8].60, . saddle horses s108. 2 wagons $50, improvements possessOry right &25. safe S75, solvent debts SI000 horse ranch s200, grape vine $2c0. Anderson ranch s400. Mahan place $500, lot 1, block22. Sl00, iots l9and 20. block 3A, S20O lots 10 to IS. block l9, S3OO in- proyements Rl0O, l2jO0 sheep S250OO. tax S92s.3i, costs si6.91 .......,, ,..."..S 974 a
 Real estate held for personal prop erty
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Patton, Harry--3 brood mares Sl59,
 work ,horses $106, 1 ponies Ssg.1O,
 colts A2. tO, D cows s2l.20 calf s, ?
 burros Sl5 hogs S2j, poultry s,
 rams $i00, 560O sheep s1iGOO 2 wagons
 SO0, buggy 500, wagon Sl5, harness nd
 farm implcments& &l8, mechanics tools
 S;5, Improvements pOSSesSory right
 $500, musical instruments SlC0, watch
 and jewelry s5) furniture s300, wool
 press A0 sW A sec 1, twp 70, range 6,
 T4sO, n " T 2i twp 20. range 6, $ito
 lots n l4 15 299 2i, block 10, S450, im-
 proyements sl620, saddle horse S28.5l
 tax i492.@5, costs s95.lC........ ........s 5i7 35
 Real estate held for personal prop Crty.
 Ferrarrl, C. M.--Lots s and Q, block 3, slOO, tax B, costs O. ..,......,...-.s 305 S:,j saddle Sl0, Improvements posses sory right slOO, tax sG.9l, costs ;S5....s 70 sreudcnberger Gus Din. Wlnslow-l COW Flb, pOsscSSory right sl5) . horses s50 lots 10 and Ii of II, block 1 K, SI5, Improvements s16, tax SlO.9j, costs
 Real estate held for personal prop. |" " Fairchild,F ,F.--a work horses stO8,wagon ,.S15 harness sjO,tax sg:gs costs ,S5. ...s 7s Fleming John, Canon Diablo-I hog s. T, costs 50 <; ,;;..;,;,.....:.,,."s 2S7 ., in separator $50; tax ! 50 costs .5s. $ 2 Os Francis X llart--Iots q 10 @l, block a. $50, Improvements iGl0, tax s21, costs Fl.co ...---9 IS SJ Foutz F. A. Tuba City, saddle horses SI05, cattle S3l.;5 wagon S25 harness Sl0, furniture &, Improvements Dos sess. right S100, tax Ss.t}, costs .gs sS 0c5 Frcidlcin Bros.--2 horses eS4.s0 saddle horse fJl.o0, wagon Ss0, harness go, imp. pos right $l00, l20O sheep s2 OO tax l.5Q, costs Si.5s.,...,..........S g6 OS Friend F., Williams--G0 cattle SBgl hog 8, l2 poultry S6, pcs right SlC0, 3O horses SG36. lots to l2 and 1s to % block 39, S1S0 Improvements Si9, tax Sl.Oi, bond i'm S2.05, costSS2.5j S 45 Gi
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Foster Geo. s.--iO stock horses ssos, 40 cattle S225i, wagon S2j, harness and saddle S25, imp. pos. right SI00, tax .iSI,6i, costs 2?.35; ;.....;. ...,.$ 30 el Frazier T. l.. Willams-4 horses S8i.s0 90 cattle S3l1.50, 800 sheep SiO00, wagon fi0, tax Si3.2J, bond tax S2.l8, costs secs .;...;a. "....,.......s s IS O9 Fern John, Tuba City-2 mares $50, 2 COWS S3), fl cattle Ss95, wagon $sh har- ness sS slddls Slo, fu iure s5 DOS. right $50, calves SIc, tax Sii25 costs I.@) ,.,...::.;, ..:........ ..-..s 15 45 Findlay A. D. Kalbab mts--2 y00 sheep SiG0J, tax si2J, costs f5.50. ..........f 12J %
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

naeson X Waltcrs--Furnlturc. S25; in- provements, on posscssory right, lols i7, IS, 10, 70, block A, S'5; tax, NJ; costs. ca .......... .,,.....'-. ;'',..'S
 Real estate held for personal prop crty
 Black, NJ. A.-0 mares, l20 2 work horses, $50; yearlingS. a50; i25 cat- tie. GT9375; saddle, slO; possessory right, $50; furniture, go; lots l3 l4, 16, ig block r, 4i00; improvements Si2J; saddle horses s50, tax, Al.B; costs, s2.55 .................-... .......S 43 z Taxes due on above personal prop kprtv added to tax on real estate furchard. l E.--Improvenients R. R. 2 tahd, SlO0; tax, s3; costs, ,65.."""*
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

! Campbell, Francis & Hart--e mares 1 %4@,4O, work horses .sl69.6Q, saddle
 horses s95.i0, 2 yearlings $lg.Go, 0cCO | sheep SlS0OO, 2 wagons $50, harness
 &l5, Farm implements Sl0, improve
 ments possessQry right $50, YounCs
 ranche slS0 Kathren's ranche S495
 taS s573.2s, costs s?e.is ,,......s 60: E
 Real estate held for personal prop
 erty.
 Cameron, Mrs. Anna-Funlturc SIOO,
 lots l8 10 2l, block 3i, 3i00 improve
 ments sl200, : lots goo, imp s2j0 tax S950 costs &548 ...................2 Sl 9s
 Real estate held for personal prop
 erty.
 Clark, c. H. House a5, furniture a?5. tax sl2o costs .5s ... ;,...........:.s 70 horses S19.50. stock cattle s31.75,
 wagon S1O, Improvements poSscssory
 right sl67, furniture so, tax S9.25 cqGcy Miss Nj. j., PhGnix-Lot ,, iO ~ block %; s75, tax 1925, costs .6i ....,'S sto s5o, buggy s2O, harness sl5, tax As3 Clark, Ida c.--Lots 9 to F, block 53, 70 ,J 500 tax S6, costs 80 ;.............,.,s c 80 Clark, F: s.-Furniture s55 possessory right Sl6 tax Si.5O, costs .73 ...........S 6 9 Caanrch, Hirani-4Q rods fence sal, COW ~ Sio, tax sl5s costs .d9. ,...s :.Is c s6o tax sl,S0 costs .GO .,,.......s 24O Ciark, Ii. M., Williams-1 work horse s''o' stock horses SS), wagon S5 har-
 ness S1: tax s3.i5, bond interest .l7, Chewning. A., Williams - Improve
 ments posscssory right S15 stock
 horses sl09. tax %i3, bond interest .:I, costs .0 ......-..............S fl gi Crosby, Francis, Fredonia-poultry " S;;I5' S. poSSses:soi'y right $I5), furulture. S3S, tax S5.1G. costs .7S..............$ 4 Chase, II. L., Williams-6 saddle horses SlgN.O. 90 Eeef steers S5333 2JO cattle S!5sBG1, tax S6S.g2, bond tax s3.34, costs , s5si :, ;..,,,..., .....,......:.....S q 10 f%S3OO, work horses slOJ. harness and Magoh Sso, posseSsory right Sj0 tax Sii.iJ, coStt St.05.... a. ,...........S 15 IS Chelscy, J. s. Johnson, King Co Utah, possessory right s10, i9GO sheep S2l0O, lax S12.3D, costs Si Sil0..........,.S 10. 76 In Church, R W. Fredonia Possessory right $50. tax 2 50 costs .59 .S 9O8 Ciilman. J. VI illianls T stallion Sl0O . iaares flOO brood mares, fSD, horses SlOO pony S15, 1 2-year-old $i5 1 yearling ZIG, COWS s95. yearlings SIS, hogs ss5, poultry Sj, wagon Si0 harness go, farm implements eld furniture $50, tHX T20.S2, bond inter- est Sl.0i, costs sI.5l l...-.-.......s 23 4O Casuer, Moses-sitallion S.ls g brood mares S530, work horses Sl27.J0. saddle horses Sf5g. IS 2 year-0lds s2s!.i0, IS yearllngs $aai.4O, 250 cattle slbS6 &. poultry B. wagon S25. har- ness and suddlo Sl5. Improvements posSessOfy right, Sl00 bar fixtures 4luO, musical instruments Sl00 watch Sl5, furniture sl0 lots @t to 2} block "; Fi5o. Improvements sI5, tax FIio'.Sj, costs fo. To-. ilD 5i
 Real estate held for personal prop Cox, s. L.--Watch aiO, tax % costs .55.s 50
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
DELINQUENT Ia x Lis t
 OF Coconino County FOR THE YEAR
 1893.

The following is the list of Delin- qucnt Taxes due the County of Coco nino. Territory of Arizona, for the year 1898, containing the names of the persons and description of the prop erty delinquent and the amount of the taxes and costs due, opposite each name and description, with the taxes due on real estate, where the real es- tate is liable therefor, or the several taxes are due from the same person, viz:
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Johnson Bros Eaihab--2O00 sheen S4OO0
 tax SEQ. costs S650 ............. a foe ka u Johnson J, A. WlllamS--2 work horscs ' .O s8l.40 saddle horses S1g5O wagon
 SS5. harness so furn. S25 100 caftle
 S63l6i. lots I6 and F block % SEQ
 imp. Sl0o tax S29.97 bond int SIbO
 costs S2 .............. o, .y
 Real estate held for personal prop erty. Jones J. W.--Watch and towolry SIX
 furn. S25. lots g. B. block 2 B si00
 imp, $50. lots 1 to f. block ID sl0n 90 tax sS.10. costs e5 e5...........,. o az
 Real estate held for personal prop crty. Jacoby H.--Poss right $50. few. s15
 furn. S25. lot Grammar add tNo i0
 block 10 Sl00. lot S5O0 imp $s50 fax S3 Si6 20. cost S2.S .. 40 oo erty. fAOP Jackson R. A. Fredonia--1 marc s5(
 mules Sl00. wagon S40.00 harness and
 saddle s5O. watch BIO. tax S6eq costs oO Jergenson C. Canon Diablo--Harness Sl6 Gmpposs. right s@00. tax 90 045.costs tO Johnson Jesse N.-15o sheep $500 tax Sl5. costs B. &s15s...-........ Az -. Jones k. R.--poultry $9. farm imni M " '' watch Sle. furh. S25. poss rinht s5S tax S3,12. costs 70. ...,,. A,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

1sbell. F.. Ma brool mares Sa5 70. 2 work horses SSi.S0. 2 yearlings S15.O0
 poss. right $30. tax S815. costs .Si i...,s horses s7g.50. 4J stock horses Sa5i, lo0 cattle s6A.61 imp. pos. right S100 tax
 sJ293. bond int, S2.65 costs S3.lj. ......s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-15

The Markham case was tried in
Minneapolis last week, and, as was
expected, the jury disagreed-7
for acquittal and 5 for conviction.
Mr.. Markham was a member of the
last legislature and he was accused
of attempting to secure a bride
from Minneapolis lumberman for
his influence in passing the Wyman
log-scaling bill. Mr.. Markham
may be guilty of the offense
charged but the evidence produced
at the trial did not sustain the ale
cations. It does not seem reason
able that Mr.. Markham would ap-
proach a man who was almost a
total stranger to him and ask for q
bride. That would be the act OF
idiot, and Joe Markham is not q
fool.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-15

TODD COUNTY Arga1s: Suit has
been commenced against parties
for swindling the State school fund
out of thousands of dollars in the
Understanding Of pine timber on
the State land, in Itasca county.
This was done while Braden was
in charge of the State Auditors
Office: We hope to see these cases
pushed with vigor no matter who
it hits. May we expect to see
those Democratic papers come to
Braden's rescue who so vigorously
defended Biermann? We must
say that we scarcely look for it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-15

MINNEAPOLIS Journal; Powell
Clayton objects to representation
in the Republican national conven-
ton on the basis of votes cast for
president, on the ground Of injus-
tice to the south, because it would
make the Republicans of the south
the victims Of fraudulent returns,
so common in the south. There is
some force in what Mr.. Clayton
says, but the fact remains that the
Republicans of the north must do
the ,electing, and it is a much
greater injustice to require them
to accept candidate against their
choice, as was done by the south
ern Republicans the last time. If
that injustice is not to be corrected,
out of regard for the feelings Of
the south, the Republicans might
about as we'll give up making any
nominations at all. Mr.. Clayton
has made his biggest point, but il
is not big enough.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-15
. The Minneapolis Journal quotes

The Minneapolis Journal quotes
Congressman Fletcher as saying:
There is one subject on which
the Democracy is a unit. They
are one on the pension question,
and the chief aim seems to be to
make life burden for the old
soldier. [ want to make an ex-
ception IN the case Of Gen. Sickles,
of New York, who is certainly
disposed to stand by the veteran.
I would not have this statement
understood, either, as applying to
Judge Lochren, for I have found
him ever ready to do everything
possible in the cause of the
SOLDIER
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-15

LABoUcHERE's amendment to
the queens speech to abolish the
house of lords passed the house of
commons, Tuesday, by vote of
147 to 145. One-third of the Con
servatives, however, were absent.
Had all the members been present
the amendment could not have
passed.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-15

The Wilson bill, as reported by
the senate committee, does not
meet with much favor at the hands
of the Democrats. The Bourbon
Minneapolis Times denounces the
makeshift of patches and shreds as
"a farce, travesty-an insult to
the Democratic party" and adds,
Never was a great party more shame
fully stultifed and betrayed by its own
presentatives-men who have been
among the loudest advocates of tariff
reform. Nothing could be more ap-
parent than the fraudulency of their
professions. If these hypocritical Dem
ocratic statesmen, who are for tariff re-
form in theory and for protection in
practice, were not absolutely devoid of
all sense of humor they would be able
to perceive the Righteousness of their
position. Politics is at the bottom OF
the whole wretched business, and very
dirty politics at that. The senate is
full of schemers, incapable and politi.
cal spectators who know nothing Of
patriotism except as a convenient cloak
to cover sinister and selfish designs
which will not bear the light.