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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Gentle reader. when Sheriff Shaw
comes around and presents you
with a high tax receipt you cannot
consistently kick, if you are in fa-
vor Of high tariff. They arc both
the cause Of extravaganza for the
enrichment Of the few AS against
the many. How many of you be-
lieve that the high taxes which the
Republican party of Preston county
have been piling on the dear people
because high taxes and high tariff
makes the people prosperous
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
OUR STATE REFORM SCHOOL.

The West Virginia Reform School
is located at Pruntytown, Taylor
county, West Virginia.
1t is situated on the waters of the
Tygarts Valley River. five miles
west of Grafton. Fcttcrman is the
nearest railroad station, three and
IA half miles distant.
The school opened for the rccop-
tion of inmates July p, 1890. The
consecutive numoer March l5.1S94.
is l72. with an actual population
of 1OS.
Boys are received from to lG
years of age. They may be COM
mitted by Circuit Court for ofTenses
against tho law, also be justices Of
the peace for misdcmeanors, incor-
rlglbllity, or vagrancy.
Boys are not sentenced for any
definite period. Good conduct.
rapid advancement in study, aud
moral development, will shorten
the period, which at present is from
two to four years. The common
school branches, only, are taught,
because We have had no occasion to
teach any other. Printing, shoe
making, tailoring, brick making.
and farming are the principal iu-
dnstrles. The boys attend school
IA half day each school day, besides
having the advantage Of reading
room during the evenings.
The school is non .sectarian; min
istcrs in all denominations are in
vltcd to preach and non demon.
national literature is used in the
Sunday School.
Below we give list Of the DIrec-
tors, officers and instructors Of the
school at this time:
DIRECTORS.
George +. Price, Pres, Charles
ton, w. Va; WIN. G.. Worley,
Kingwood, W. Va, JAS. x. Smith,
Fcttcrman, w. Va, Rufus Hay
moud, Cherry Camp, w. Va, j..
Hop. Woods, Philippi, w. Va, VI.
ID. Jarrel, Ellie, w. Va.
OFFICERS.
d. W. Shaw, Superintendent.
Mrs Barbara f.. Shaw, Matron.
n. +. Kendall, Printer.
9. f.. Thomss. Tailor.
G. II. Belts, Shoemaker.
j. j. Woodward, Farmer.
9. T.. Bunner, Nightwatchman.
John Pickett, Baker.
INSTRUCTORS.
Y. i. Kendall, Principal Of
Schools, J.. T.. Bennett, lst Assist
ant, q. II. Bolts, 2nd Assistant.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

The advance in wool under the
new tariff bill is making the ca
lamity howlers very sick and they
are rcsorting to all kinds Of denials
to try to Offset the effect Of it on
the election. They at first deny by
all the gods and devils in their
catechism that it has raised any.
and when you prove to them con
clusively that It has, they then de-
clare that tie increased price is
furnished by the Democratic Cam
paIgn Committee. VIVA, rOt.
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John Wauamaker, the great dry
goods merchant Of Philadelphia,
and n member OF Mr.. Harrison 2
Cabinet, announces that on account
Of the passage Of the new tariff law.
be is enabled 20 sell al kinds OF
woolen goods much cheaper than
heretofore. When approached by
the Republican managers who told
him that his advertisement would
iniure The prospects Of Republican
success and that he was knocking
all the thunder out Of their argu-
ment that the new tariff bill would
destroy the country. MIR. Wanama-
ker simply replied that he was now
out Of politics and was attending
strictly 90 business. -EX.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Sheriff Shaw and deputies have
started on their rounds collecting
tayes. Let every taxpayer examine
his tax receipt carefully and notice
how the Republican party loves to
pile up high taxes on you for years
Is making you rich? Please send
your replies to the JO~raM for pub
lication.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
Its a Secret

that many women owe their beauty tJ
DR.. Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription The
reason beauty Of form and face. as
well as grace, radiate from the common
center health. The best bodily con-
dition results from goo1 food. fresh air,
and exercise. coupled with the iudiciOus
use Of ths Prescription In maiden
hood, wOmanhOod, and motherhood, it's
supporting tonic that's peculiarly
adapted 90 hcr need, regulating.
strengthening. and curing, the dcrange-
ments Of the sex.
II there be headache. pain iu the
back, bcarinR-iown sensation. or gen
eral debility, or u there be nervous dis
turUanccs, nervous prostratiOn, and
slcepicssncss, the Prescription" roach
es the origin Of the trouble and corrects
H. IL dispels aches and pains. corrccts
displaCsmcnts and cures catarral in-
hamation Of the lining menbraces. It's
GUARANTEED 10 benefit or cure, or the
money paid Tor IL Is refunded.
DR. Piercc's Pellets cure constipation,
indigestion. biliousncss. headaches and
kin ircd ailments. .... .--sSs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Have you noticed any of the Re-
publican newspapers or stump
speakers condemning the income
tax? They started out to condemn
it, but soon learned that the people
would not tolerate their condemna-
tipn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

The Republicans have lost sight
of the Elkins- Davis candidate for
Congress III their anxiety to abuse
and villify Billy Wilson. But no
combination of lies or monopoly
can defeat Wilson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

The Republicans arc not quoting
the price OF wool these days. They
are too busy booming the Mckinley
calamity howl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Mr.. Voter, if you believe in high
taxes, you should vote the Repubi.
can ticket. If you believe in lOv
taxes, you should vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. There is no middle
ground.
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KINGwOOD w. Va, THURSDAY OCTOBER is. 1894.
THE CANDIDATE.

Mule a brayin';
Man at gate;
"Eello brother"
(CandidateD
Tow.nead children
Watch an wait,
"Bless the darliu's!"
(CnndidateD
Stump in cornfield;
(Growin' late.)
Raised a farmer"
(CandidateD
Gray-haired soldier
Served the State;
"Want more pensions?"
(Candidate!)
Old-time widder,
Sad as tate,
Lost my wife. too -
(CandidateD
Colorcd niger
Black as slate;
GOOD as white man"
(CandidateD
Big church meetin'-
Deacons straight;
"Born a Baptst.'
(Camdidate,)
Safe in Office;
Voters wait;
"Go To thunder"
(CandIdatt)
-AtidNtd Consultations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Wrist DiS'rict-Jcin o. Pendloton. Wheeling
} lio County.
ov1, Jefferson Cs.
Tairi District John n. Anderson. Nicholas {.
l., NichpilS Cprhtv.
FoJr.h Distriet-Ja,nes Capehart, Point Pleas
mt, Mason county,
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UNITND srArES CorRr

Jnige-J.I JacNSsa. Parker sburg. Wood Co
clsrN Y: Moore, CiarksbIrg, Harrison co,
u. =. District Att'y-C. c, Watts Charleston
kanawha county.
\ st. DIST. AttOrney-Stuart +. Walker. Mar.
tins0arS, Berkeley county
I. ). MarshAi-S. =. Vim son. Wayne county.
Chief De2uty-A. X. Garden, Ohio county
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

For any AID all kinds Of legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 81 cents per hundred. IL
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Jai.e, rh'r ~ iiciaI District
Joseph +. IIoke, KIM ~ d. Preston Comfy.
CDNntSSIoNEvS ACCOUNTS.
VI. Goodwin and ID. NJ wotring.
COW SStONERS IN CHANCERY
d.. VI. Wotrug Neil j. Fortney, and " NJ
.. Dawson.
REC ,GvER or THE COURT.
Col James W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coNMrssIoNERs COUNTY COURT
Ntllev, Mlsbp W ltson. President.
kinywool. !. L. Mckenzie
i.YO1. ID Igji 7. Walls
RsID, d3seS r. Siucldir
Pprtlanl, Villa \. NcGinnis
Grant ,S4 rrel Z. Conner.
pleasant, Ben A. Conner
onion, Page X. McCru
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MAg!S rItrS.

tN1LH District, Joseph VI. Goodwin and
oseph A. Miller.
.leo, VI. ilrtin and \. ]. DeBerry.
LFp1, Y re le t1tsinS IN | Janes Notice
y -. Il |. Vlseier a1l LucIs FOr,nHn.
U tipI, JI.ins Srhesr ami \ VI Berry.
Irti II l. .h1 v. Hill aud Albert q Mason
Pl"IsaLt. Levi .. Miller aui -. Il. Martin.
irLlt. J. T.. Bird.
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CoEStaDI

Nns~'3i, Thomas Iawker anl Geo F. Hotf-
"a.
valley. ntuael Dixon and J +. Watson.
LYON. 1, w. Criss aDd W. B.. Taylor.
Rsuo. +. VI UtibrJtber and-C " Rideuour
Union, u. W Myers and Geo. GeisSman
r brtit1l. W. 4. HcOinnis aud w. r. Shroyer
PleIsant. J ). Kelly and J. VI shaw.
5tdat, ). f. Conaer ana !. ". Aichaels
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IOWA SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT DIES MONIES.

bo
twuis
Of
he
feet
Gen Corse In
n tho
mopua
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Corrts Convene.

Crchit C,nrt-N troh %, September /. and
ece Der N.
Coilty Court First Monday in January, April.
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sapreme Cour. Of Appeals.

, W. English President Macon county
Henry SrannOn, Lewis Co
IlO ner II. Holt, Greenbrier Co.
NJ. II Dent, Taylor Co.
Fol Charles iIelrick. Cri0r. kanawha county
%. !. LOlg. Clerk. Kanawh 90.
L y NieN Reporter, Ohio county.
CO1EeneS At Chuie. .tau second Wednesday In,
anuiry wheeling, first Wednesday in June
'hiriestown, hrst We iucS1ay in September
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rnltea states senators,
NsHbrrS orropg-ess

cht-les J. Faalkaer. Aartinsburg, Berkley
Ounty.
Johnson n Camden. Parkersburg, Wood Co.
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ueIsraf D Irynfes-

IN It 81 lie -Chrlstian Hartraeyer, Bruceton.
Ws't Siie-An)s HARTLEY, MIsontown.
Sheriff -LeR0v shaw.
n DEPUrf sHERIFfs
Migw poi OiStrict-Lather McMillen,
valey-Nbne.
Lyon
u 80. v. Ridenour
NJ - isIrgc GeisSnan.
PoTuaui--
GrlIt - \lbart u. Fearer
.Seph VI. shaw
klerk CirCait COurt-inhn w Watson.
lClerx Cpu1ty Court Ami Martin
|pr1'ecatiag A:tornev-D. VI. WOtrin9.
Ebinty Irvcypr Il. Y. Nc Miien.
Eu II. pf schools -L)Fain Fortneyy
AsSe'Sor -Elt Sile. Glhr;ci Pnlham.
West side, WmF. Mdnedr
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DIRECTORY.
state Officials

GOvernor-willlan A. MacCorkl. Ko,a,h.
eouDty. ~"
. Secretary af state-wllliam T.. Chiffon. Ka.
nawha county. "
AlditOr-Isaac V. johnson, Barbour county.
Ired,urer-John NJ Rowan. Monroe COUNT
Attorney 'ehsral-T ;. Riley, Ohio county.
Asst Attorney Iieul--O. D. Cook. ohio countv
supt. of SehuOls-NIrgil 4. Lewis Mason CS
Allutaat Geaeral-Ja mes \. Holley, Lincoln
County
sttte Librarian Charles Hagan. Marion Co.
Private sccy To GOV John B. WLit. uumu
shire county.
Caiet cierA Auditors Olice WIN. A. Cracrnft
Sec'y states Odice--G O. Chiffon
Sdpt. schools " It j. Grass.
rreaSufer'S - Percy Rovy,,n
Adit. Gems
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The Republicans have inuugura
ted Campaign of Lies.
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BeArIs OfRlncatIon.

Boards OfE4acsHon,
J. a Lenhart, Prcsident
"sNoo' "''"'e'' DR. N 4. Powell
N. G. Gibson.
y. r. Cobun Pres
hues Dr. J. 4. Cox. Sec.
|""0' J s. Lo4r.
Nicholas POsten.
TT. VI. clayton. Pres.
- J %. J. Gibson Sec
Geo. G. shaw
DR.. Z. W. Showaltcr.
~. y. Baker. Pres.
|,no William. Lcughridge, Sec.
w. \. Watson
Or. W. II. Proudfoot
fIacob : Gnseman, Pres.
samuel u. Freeiand.
&. G. Log.
(Jnllns Scherr. Pres
|,t,o Lloyd ShaTer. sec.
David s. wiz.
n. J. Martin. Pres.
I.sa,, W. n Ringer. Sec.
0"'' VIM. q. Ringer
II. W. Hartman
fjos q. Arnold. Pres
go, u r. scott Sec
''H' W. VI. Wolfe
tAsa K Frazee.
Town OhcIais.
MeVor -JnUos X Monroe.
Raepr ter Fslix ElHutt. Jr.
|Cbr1cil 1er-I Ami Martin. WIN. p. ManNar
|r'ht r. Feather, VIII 4. Thomas and J.
|T VA 3efsoant--charies W. Dorsey.
Societies
Rniahts Of Pvthias-Lotae racots every Tres.
ay evening ~ their hall over j. W. Blaker's
lore at 500 O'Clock.
|InioponIont order of Odd FelIows--todqe
osts every SATURDAY. evening az their hall iu
Ftlp)'s Bloct 10 SaO o'clock.
Col ien Ruie E1ca77pncnt, No 30. 7. q. q. =
L. VI First AMI Third Monday evenings OF
|,91 Month. in tho odd Fellows Hall, over the
Il sto Hce.
|rho tnie1enlent order ~ Good Templars .
i y. HIl. a. 500 o'clock.
sti1y P1iiip rribe 40. IS. tnproved order oi
Va meets everv Wednosdav evening at
l,cl11t IN the knights Of Pythias Hall over
fter's Fpre.
.Kiuzw,ai Council. No. -. Junior order rnj
n Npsriept Mechanic Meets overv wed
day evening ~ o'clock IN the odd Fci-
- flall ovcr the Postohcc.
st AMI Third Non lav in each roonth AZ s00 g.
w the Knights Of Pythias Hall over Blaker's
Churches.
b. chnrch Rev s p. Crommctt Pastor.
4tTp. N. Sunday school ~ r m. Ciaas
tsUlg1 g. ~. Ypuug Folks Weciinqat $40 ID
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening AZ
,utis' church J.J. Mullaney, Pastor.
pryices second and Fourth sunday in each
#tfh, ~ 1920. \. VI. and q. y. n. PRAYER
Wiling, First m Third sundays att r.. "
k-eshvieriln church 40 Pastor.
treaching every sabbath ~ iO8O A. m.
.rsD. m. prgver Meeting every Wedoaedav
- - O'Clock, SUNDAY school at g3O o m
" p church Rev r smith Pastor.
aehins every fourth suniaJ in each month
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Siatc senatots-Eloventh Dls,r,e,
Jai:e> rh,riJV HciaI 0ls'rier.

Wiliian q. Worley. KIngwoOd. Preston Co.
Alpheus Garrison, Munongalia CO.
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n. B.-The Reunion will mko
place 18th, 10Th and Goth Of Oc'o-
Der, 1894.
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NJ. JARRETT, D. D. S.

Has done the leading Dental bust.
ness IN Kimgwood for % wears.
Everything in modern dentistry
done promptly and as good as done
III the largest cities.
Address GRAFTON, w. VA.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1894-09-18
For Fire Sufferers.

Chicago, Sept 15.-City Controller
Ackernlann this afternoon received
instructions by telegraph to send
all relief for the sufferers by
the recent fires to Milwaukee for
Wisconsin sufferers and to st. Paul
for those Minnesota. The total amount
received to date is $1,163. Quite a
large amount Of clothing shoes, etc,
has also been received probably
enough to fill two wagons. The con-
troller has decided to send one-third
Of the relief to the Wisconsin COM
mittee and tho other two-thirds to the
Minnesota committee, as the suffering
in the latter state is much greater
and more extensive than in Wisconsin.
The entire fund will be sent away to-
MORROW
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1894-09-18
ROBERT ]. A WONDER
THE KING OF THE TURF AGAIN
LOWERS THE RECORD.
In - Trinl Against Time ut Tcrre
Hante He Goes q Mile in 2:O1 l-2,
Which Lowers His Record by an
Even Second.

Tcrre Haute, Sept. 15.-World's rec
ord went glinmering over the Terre
Haute track to-day. Robert j., 2:O1 IL.
Geers was up behind Robert j. and at
the second trial the word was given
him. The clip was SO fast that the
pacemaker fell back, the first quarter
being done in 80 3-4 seconds. Up the
hill he went at even faster gait and
was ut the half in 1:O3-4 Down the
third quarter the unbeaten gelding
came like a whirlwind; 90 II seconds
marked his time for that quarter, and
he was at the three-quarters pole in
1:3O II. The gelding cme true and
strong, never for moment wavering
under the terrific trial, and a moment
later Geers landed Robert J. under
the wire in POL 1-2. Pandemonium
broke loose. Men shouted themselves
hoarse. tossing hats and canes into the
air; women set aside dignity and
waved handkerchiefs nd parasols to
the melody Of the more resonant ap.
plause. There We're cheers for horse,
for driver and for the owner, MIR.
Hamlin, and Geers was lifted from
the sulky and carried up the stretch
Oh the shoulders of admiring friends
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1894-09-18
NEWS BOILED Down.


The Window institute at Montevideo
has reopened. j.
John Grant, one Of the pioneers Of
Juneau county, Wis, is dead.
Olaf Tollefson, G. G. Lyon. and John
Anderson We're arrested for violating
the prohibition law at Churches Ferry,
N. D. -: :, w
Prof. Ely of Madison. Wis, has re-
ceived letter fro Prof. Albert Bush
nell Hart. OF Harvard university,
apolog.zing for the caustic letter he
wrote to Oliver e. Wells.
Herman GeiSee, postmaster at Mil
lersburg, Mimi, skipped to parts where
he is not 50 well known. He is charged
with having appropriated $500 worth
Of merchandise belonging to the The
pold Mercantile company, Faribault.
The executive committee Of the Ma
tionel Republican league have adj
mitted the North Dakota league to
membership into the next national
convention to be held at Cleveland
the third Wednesday in June, 1895.
st. Olaf college at Northhcld,
Mimi. opened this week for the fall
term.
Near Sleepy Eye the t4rcshing outfit
belonging 10 Julius Hopp burned with
Il lot of wheat stacks. Loss over
$1,000, with little insurance.
James Barrett Il murderer was ex-
ecuted by SheM Kemp atff Eddy, New
Mexico, yesterday
AT Fall River, Mass. the Durfes
mills which have been running since
the shut down will probably be added
to the list of idle factories on Monday.
The long continued troubles of the
Cllicago-Mflcston Land and Invest
ment combany eliminated to-day in
the appointment of u receiver by
Judge Rl1Mle.*3 Israel Dankas was
named rs receiver
At the annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Chicago Great Western the
following officers We're reelected for
the ensuing year: President. A. i.
Stickney; vice presidents, A. Kalman
and G. w. Benson srea :surer, w. D.
Bond; secretary. r. c. Wright; au-
ditor NJ G. Hcalion.
The superintendent of state ilsur-
ance of Illinois to-day revoked the
license of the Commercial Alliance
Life Insurance company Of New York,
a deficit OF $4,000 having been found
by examination of the New York de-
partment.
e. T. Noonan. Democratic congress.
sional candidate i'll the Fourth Illinois
district, was badly pounded this after
noon by George L. White the Republi-
can candidate in the same district
Gov. Foster of louisiana to-day
p;lrdoned eNDetective Il. j. BoaSso
who was convicted in the city some
years ago of having forged marriage
certificate, which slough he was u
nlried man used successfully in ac-
complishing the ruin Of an innocent
Girl
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1894-09-18
FIRES EXTINGUISHED.
Welcome Rains Fall in Minnesota
and Wisconsin.


Shell Lake, Wis, Sept. 15.-The
first soaking rain since June fell and
eXtinguished the forest fires. For the
first time in weeks the people feel
safe from the fires, and the settlers
who have been in constant terror will
go to sleep tonight feeling that their
homes are not threatened.
Barnum, Minn., Sept. 15.-Quate Il
hard rain fell here, which will help in
putting out fires. The prospects are
favorable for more rain, which is
needed to entirely put out the older
fires which are smoudering.
Hayward, Wis, Sept. 15.-A gem
erous rain fell here for the first time
in three months, doing immense good
and putting out surrounding forest
fires.
.Faribault. Mimi, Sept 15.-Some
cyclone clouds passed over the city to
the southeast which looked very
threatening for this city for a few
minutes. The most Of the storm
seemed to be farther south and south
cast Of here. The damage was very
slight here, if any. There was down
pour Of rain lasting thirty minutes.
The threshing outfit and grain at v.
Butterfield's was burned.
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For Purchasing Slaves.

Cairo, Sept. 15.-lhe finding of the
court in the case of The persons
charged with purchasing slave girls
was published to-day. 1t shows that
Wacyf Pasha, 4 retired general of the
Egyptian army was not convicted as
was reported yesterday, but was ac-
quilted. Abdel Hanid was convicted
and sentenced to six months imprison-
mcnt. In the case of the dealers and
brokers in slave girls who were tried
by the same court there were con-
victions in each case, the prisoners be-
ing sentenced to eighteen months i'm
prisonment at hard labor. The Sirdar
has signifed his approval of the courts
action in the case Of the men con-
denned and has confirmed the sen.
tences. He has not confirmed the
finding of the court, however, in the
cases ofethose acquitted.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1894-09-18
Only One Flag.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 15.-George
Schooltz, president of the Terre Haute
branch OF the a. f. o., and II. A.
Daniels, who was chief OF the griey-
ance committee OF the union at Terre
Raute during the recent railroad strike
We're both found guilty OF contempt
OF court by Judge Baker of the United
States to-day. The court released the
men on their good behavior. Referr-
ing to the alleged statement of
Schooltz, brought out out in evidence
that the flag of the A. r. u, would
take the place Of the stars and stripes,
Judge Baker said: when we get a
new flag whole body of the people
are going to be invited, are going to
have Il chance to say what they think
about it. and simply the members Of
the American Railway Union'
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JAPANESE IN A TRAP.
Latest Reports Induce the Belief
That Their Forces Are in Danger.

Shanghai, Sept 15.-lf the reports
received here from Corea are to be
believed, there would seem to be no
doubt that the Japanese forces oper
ating against the Chinese are likely
to be henmed in. Dispatches received
here from Eusan bring additional con-
hrmations Of the report that the whole
Of Southern Corea has risen against
the Japanese. 1t also seems to be con-
tirlned that the Japanese force of
1000 men who attmepted to march
from Fusan to Seoul have met with
disaster serious enough to compel
them to return to the former place
With 1000 of their number missing.
From this it is judged that serious
fighting must have taken place, as it
is not believed that the 1900 missing
soldiers will reach Fusan. a force
of 200 fresh troops has arrived at
FGsan i'll order to protect the Japa-
nese settlers at that place against an
anticipated attack upon the part of
the armed bands of Tonghalls gathered
i'll the neighborhood
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1894-09-18
The Gold Reserve increases.

Washington, Sept. 15.-The net casn
in the treasury at the close Of business
to-day was $12, ,1G2.441, of which
serve. The gold reserve has been
steadily climbing upward for the past
month. On Aug. 5, it reached its low
est point in the record of the depart
n,ent, So, ,1S9, 500. Since that date it
has increased almost $5,000,OO0 and
the increase has largely alkayed the
fears Of treasury over S1,1O0,O00 This
increase is accounted for by the sur
render of gold voluntarily by banks
and it's exchange for small notes. Dur
ing the past week $4,000 have been
so exchanged.