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Evening journal., 1894-08-13
lNhy EvorIboaE Wna sorrr.

It Is seldom that sn unfeellng pnbllo
mourns the loss Of e dumb animal be-.
longing to any fellow.toWnsman. but
this very thing happened yesterday
Late In the afternoon the little white
Shetland pony belonging 90 Lawyer John
II. Rodney's little boys got its hind leg
caught ia the fence. Before help could
reach the struggling pet, It had broken
its leg near the hook. Physicians were
hurriedly summoned, among them DR..
Ewes, OF Wilmington, but the only thing
20 be done was TO shoot the sufferer and
this was done soon after sunset. The
pony was such familiar figure on the
streets that it's sudden demise caused
general sorrow.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
Notes Of saturday's nan oamo.

Foster, of the home club, Yves unable 10
play owing to a bronchial affection that
laid him up and Bullock, the new change
catcher, took his place in the field.
Higgins, the second baseman, is more
popular ia New Castle now than Hir-
gins, the Senator. after connecting with
the ball the way be did Gnbort's curves
Clayton men are delighted with their
treatment in New Castle and say, after
all, it Is the greatest place they have
struck They attribute their defeat to
Gllbert's "bad hesdwork" and genuine
hard work.
Guesses were being made last evening
on the score Of the game with Dover
next Saturday, that club that has only
zone imported player" There were
estimates of everything from 70 0 clear
mp to IL TO 10, but finally some fellow
sung out III to in Dover's favor" and
there was silence.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
$40 to Niagara Falls. watkins Glen,
Geneva and Rocheater via Il. s. q. r. r.

NNAANHNA anu AANAAaNNANA wa AAt ~ 0a AAa ANa
The third personally conducted excur
sion TO Niasa and Watkins Glen via
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and scenic
Lehigh Valley Route Is announced for
Thursday, August 10Th. Royal Blue Line
Express will leave Washington, 90
m Camden Station, Baltimore 6 90 D
N; Newark, = q p. m Wilmington,
G4i p m Chester, s 60 p. m max
ing direct connection at terminal sta
tion, Philadelphia, with special through
Express 60 Niagara Falls Through
Pullman Sleeping Cars will be attached
from Washington and Baltimore to
Niagara Falls The tickets are good for
ten days and vii, permit Of stop over on
going tiip at Burdett station three miles
from Watkins Glen, also at Geneva
Stage Coaches meet all trains Gt Burdett.
On the return "trip, stop overs are al.
lowed at Rochester, Burdett and Geneva.
Remember the date, Thursday, August
10Th. Round trip tickot $40
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
AWfnl Accldnnl Ii a nnn.lnhls.

A special despatch from Bridgeville
sent out last night says Constable
Henry Adams walked Friday night while
ssleep out of the door of a hayloft and
fell to the ground, iujuring his back SO
severely that death will probably ensue.
For two hours he lay unconscious and
waa found In that condition By his wife
his condition on being removed 20 the
house was so serious that bis clothes had
TO bs cut iIom his person in removing
them"
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
A Narrow Escape From Death

While eating dinner, Saturday after.
noon Miss Daisy Cole. Of Fairhill. Nd.
aged 10 years. had piece Of meat lodged
In her pharynX She was stopping at the
timo With friends in West Phlladelphia.
who 30 onca had her removed to the
University hospital, where an operation
was performed bY the resident stat
After half an hours work the obstruction
WA removed
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
: Organiged a Nc,v Divlson.

Division No. 4. Ancient Order Of
Hibernisns, has been organized in West
Chester, with forty members. and the
following officers: President. Owen
Cosgriff; financial secretary, Daniel Sui
livan; recording secretary, Isaac Reese;
treasurer, Richard Barry.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13

Returning leave Reboboth 40 p In =,
Ocean City 90 .. N.
Children under - years OF age, one
half of the above rates
Excursion tickets good only on special
train in each direction.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
Heldlnuefault of IInIl

II W eurbsge Of Lewes, employed on
tugboet who was accused of aggra
waited assault and battery. With intent to
kill James Grace. a little boy by shoot
ing him with q pistol three weeks ego.
vas appreheEded BY Specials Martin and
Wagner in Philadelphia and was held
under $1,000 bail by Magistrate Eisen-
brown.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13

Do not put off taking spring medicine hut
take Hoods Sorsaparilla now. lt will purify
your blood, strengthen your nerves and give
you a good appetite.
Hoods Pilis are handmade and perfect In
proportion and appearance. 2j cents Der box.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
MUSIC Nj BY THE RIVER.
New Pier and Board Walk
Were Like Atlantic City's.
COVERED WITH AN ARMYoF PEOPLE

Timetable for tho New Trains Which
WIN Run over From Wilmington for
tho First Time Tonight Community
nrourned the Death Of Little Horso
Other Events OF the Day.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE Aug. 13 An old and
inspiring cry about this city is Lets get
more like New York every day" On
Saturday, however. the exnression was
modified aud it had 10 he admitted that
the old town is getting more liFe At
lantic City every day. with an army Of
people moving along the river front
while the City Corlet Band played q fne
concert on the new summer pier built
out into the river by the Delaware Rail.
road Company Fully 400 people we're
on the pier alone, occupying the com
Portable high-bacly benches placed there
by the railroad people
Everybody was pleased with the eN-
cellent music BY the band and the descrip
tive piece "A Country Picnic" was loudly
applauded Bandmaster Eberle played
another fine solo and had TO repeat the
operation. Now, efforts are being made
TO have the band concerts regular features
OF the new pier and two prominent
citizens, Edward Challenger and A Her
man Padberg, have volunteered 10 solicit
subscriptions TO continue the good work
The new traius 60 on this evening aud
hereafter Philadelphians and Whining
toniaus can splnd many pleasant even
ings in this ciy and get back home 10
ample time to have a good nights rest In
their own homes Raj rosd men have
been advised Of the train changes by the
Issuance Of a small supplementary time
table known rs supplement No. 3 TO
time table No 6 TO take effect 10 OF a.
m, Monday, August 13 1894 Annul-
ling passenger train No. 10 between
New Castle and Wilmington Oha one
leaving here AZ 50) aud adding passen-
ger trains Nos "a Ga and 65 betweenWu
mington and New Castle Here are the
new trains.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13

NEW HAVEN. Aug. 13.-The United
Statos cruiser Atlanta, Captain BARTLETT,
today took out 100 members of the Con
necticut naval reserves for practice drill
in Gardeners bay.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
rIARRIrn

SBIpLEY-pENNELL.-On August Z, at
No 81 Franklin street, By Rev. j. France,
Theodore ID. Shipley and Gula V. Pennell, ali
OF This city.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
Last Bay Ridge Excursion, sunday.
AnEmaI 10.

Bay Ridge SIS the best Of all bay resorts,
exciting aud attractive. Leave Market
street z 20 a m; Delaware avenue z 80
m. Thirty miles dowpthe Chesapeake
Bay. Fare only 81 forths round trip.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13

Go on the Aloyon and Hawthorne sooie-
ties moonlight to Silverthorne Park.
Aug i6, from Orange street wharf, p m.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
ARETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Page From Her History.

TIE Important experiences Of others arc
interesting. Tho following IS no exception:
81 had been troubled with heart disease %
years, much Of that time very seriously For
live years was treated by one physician con
tinuOusly. / was Ia business, but Obliged to
retire on account OF my health a phy-
sician told my friends that could not live a
month. My feet and limbs were badly swOl-
len, and was indeed in serious condition
when % gentleman directed my attention TO
Dr. Niles New Heart Cure, and said that his
sister, who had been afflicted with heart dis
ease, had been cured by the remedy, and was
again strong, healthy woman. purchased
bottle OF the Heart Cure, and I'm less than
an hour after taking the first dose / could
feel decided improvement in the circulation
Of my blood When had taken three doses
could move my ankles, something / had not
done for mOntns,and my limbs had been sWol-
len so long that they seemed almost purified.
Before i had taken one bottle OF the New
Heart Cure the swelling had ali gone down,
and Wns so much better that did my own
work On my recommendation six others are
taking this valuable remedy"-Mrs Morgan,
56l w. Harrison St., Chicago, Ill.
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure, "a discovery OF an
eminent specialist I'm heart disease, issold by
an druggists on q positive guarantee, or sent
by the DR. Miles Medical Co. o.Elkhart, Ind, on
receipt of price, 81 per bottle, six bottles Tor
s5, express prepaid. It positively free frOu
all oplntes or dangerous drugs.
For gale by DrugRists evaryv here.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13

View Of tho built-up Business Offices Of
the Actual Business Department.
Students last year from Ill places and
states. Many ladies.
- GRADUATES AIDED TO POSITIONS. Ele-
CANT Pamnhi of Testimonials with photos
o. Grnduatesl and probably the finest school
catalog1e la the world-all mailed FREE
Write for TO-. h. s. GOlDEN, Principal
Pupils now enrolled by mail, ana az the
office, beginning Tuesday, August z6th, . to
daily.
Evening journal., 1894-08-13
rDuCATTONAL.
GOldey Wilmington Commercial
and Shorthand COLLEGE.

Institute Building, Eighth and Market streets
DAY SESSIONS RESUMED SEPT. 3D. NIGHT
SESSIONS, OCr. lst.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05

ST vous voulez savoir les nou-
velles, lisez pE0Ho DE L'OUEsT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05

Minis de fer ct autres ejusdem tarj-
nae Won't faire tout en- leur pouvoir
pour que trois hommes ne
soient point clue. Devant eux,
voy' vous, lie pauvre sera l'egale
du richie, lhumble sers entenda
comma l'arrogant ct lie timide ne
vera pas ses droits m6pris6s par
l'insolent. Je voas entretiendrai
aussj de deux autr.B candidats don't
l'esprit de justice ct de lib6ralit6
est tres bien connu. Am6rlcains
tous dsux, %respectant leurs fr6res
d'adoption, ct estimant, tous deux
aussi, ceux qui s'adressant au Gre
ateur, le prient de vouloir bien be-
mir la race humane toute enti6re,
sans exception. Je vous parlerai
de I. j. Buxton, lie tr5sorier aotuel
du comt6 ct contre qui il est I'M
pasBible de trouver q redire, It de
Alonzo Phillips, candldat CONNIE
sheriff don't l6lection est dejA re-
connue CONNIE certaine.
Je vous dis au reyoir.
COMMUNIQUE.
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to a pied, au moins quandl e temps
lie permet, devient tributaire force

to a pied, au moins quand le temps
le permet, devient tributaire force
de la compagnie DIES tramways.
Que deux rersonnes de sa famil-
le soient oblig6es de venir en- vile
chaque jour ct son loyer ind6pen-
damment du temps perdu, s'aug-
mente ipso tacto de six dollars par
mois ct celia pour la grande gloire
des actionnaires DIES tramways.
Et c'est ainsi qu'apres avoir
achet6. des terrain par centaimes
dacres, les speculateurs les ven
dent par lots ct mettent de plus
les acheteurs sous leurs domino
ton pour ainsi dire absolute quand
au mode de transport qu'ils de-
Went employer journellement pour
Sc rendre a lenr travail.
Et c'est ainsi que le pauvre dol
vent plus pauvre ct le richie plus
richie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05
MARRIAGE DUN CoMPA.
TRI0TE A PARIS

Jeudi dernier, en- l'eglise de No
tire Dame des Victories, a Paris.
M. le DR. Pinault, de St. Cloud,
Mimi, recommend nomm6 par lie
Pape chevalier de st Gr6goire,
6pousait madame veuve Cramail,
nee Marie Julie Mailaud.
LIE baron de Courcelles, pr6s1-
dent du tribunal d'arbitrage sur lie
diff6rend de la mel de Behripg.
servait de t6moin q la mari6e, qui
est ga b%elle-soeur.
LIZ DR. Pinault 6tait accompsgn6
de son frere le capitaine Pinault,
d6put6 du comt6 de Matane a la L.
gislature de Quebec, ainsi que dun
ancien compagnon d'armes aux
zouaves pontifcaux, M. le DR. Ar
mand Aubeau, m6decln tres distin
que, chef de cliniques a l'h0pital
international de Pars. LIS noI-
veaux mari6s sont parts hier pour
un p6l6rinage a Notrt Dame de
Lourdes. LIS s'embarqueront a
bord de la "Cham pagne" lie 6 octo-
bre, pour pAm6rique.
La nouvelle mari6e est une lit
t6ratrlce distingu6e qul collabore
Requirement a la "Revue DIES !
Deux Mondes." A l'occasion de son
marriage, ellie a recu plusieurs
actresses ct de riches cadeaux, en-
r'autres l'adresse de la press de
Paris, celle do la "Revue des Deux
des "Petits orphelins de
etc.
LIE capitaine Plnault, arrive a
Paris lie 8 septembre, apres avoir
pass6 cling jours q Londres, retour-
aera en- Am6rique sur lie meme ba-
eau que SOL frere, arrivant a Qae-
DEC lie 16 GU II octobre.
On porte a plus de trois millions
le dollars la fortune de Nine veu-
70 Cremail.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuestbas q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
Famine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05
Az BlJoU

"ShsftINo g." la piece de Frank
l.. Blxby qui a remport4 tant de
success par l'6lectricit6 don't on SO
sert dams plusieurs actes. sera re-
~pr6sent6 au Bijou la sema;ne pro-
chaine commencant a la matinee
do dimanche.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05
M0N0P0LB

LIE monopole heurit aux Etats
Unis. Toutes les incarnations lu
6tant BONES on ly trouve sou
toutes les formes, wiskey, sucre
biographies, chemins de fer, tram
ways, etc, etc..
Lair en- est infeste ct malgre ce
la, lie public, trop solvent, ne S
doute meme pas de Persistence d
ces combinaisons gigantesque
ayant pour but de rendre le rich'
plus richie ct lie pauvre plus pau
vre.
Que ]'av6nement au pouvoir d1
parti d6mocratique soft pour quel
Que chose dams la stagnation de'
afaires qui s6vlt m%aintenant au2
Etats- Unis, celia ne fait pas l'ombrf
dun doute, mails rendre ce part
complement responsible de lie
p>nurie actuelle serait de l'enfan.
tillage GU plut0t de l'idiotie.
Les causes de la crise fnanci9re
que nous traversons sont multi
pies; mails dams notre vile. dams
toutle Nord-Ouest, pourrions-nous
dire, la principale, a notre point
de vue, a etc la fevre de sp6cula-
ton u les terrains.
II y a huit ans environ, il sufi-
salt d'acheter I'm lot pour que,
quelques mois plus tard, on r6ali-
sat un b6n6fce 5norme; dun autre
cote. les facilities de Placement
Giant pour ainsi dire illimit6es
chaque ouvrler pouvant disposer
de quelques dollars voulut sp6cu-
Ter ct devenir richie d Ia vapeur.
Qu'est-t-il arrive?
Ceci.
Ceux DIES acheteurs qui mont pu
remplir leurs engagements, c'est a
dire payer les int6rets GU les hypo-
theques ont perdu l'argent qu'ils
avaient ainsi place; les autres,
c'est q dire ceux qui ont pu faire
honneur a leur signature ont WI
s'engloutir leurs economies ct Sc
tro1,vent aujourd'hui p]ossesseurs
de propri6t6s ayant dimina6 de
plus de la Motto de la valeur fcti-
We qu'on leur pretait il y a quel-
ques ann6es.
Nous disons valeur fctive ct
maintenons lie mot.
En- proportion de sa population,
Minneapolis occupe en- efet une
superfcie sac tfois trop graade ct
cette dispersion excessive des ha-
citations, apr6s avoir cause une
passagere plus-value sur les ter
rains a amen6 une accalmie forc6e
ct que de nombreuses ann6es ne
pas a faire dispara1tre.
Or, I'm des facteurs les plus
puissants de cette~expansion amor
male de notre vile, quaint au terri
toire qu'elle occupe, a etc, sans
contredit la Minneapolis Street
Company.
Apres lie vieux motor line" les
extensions dams toutes les direc-
lions enlevant avec occur de notre
cite une grande partie de sa popu-
lation, augmentant lie nombre des
dune facon telle que c'est
par centaines que, au centre de la
Vile aux Farines, on peut en- trou-
YER de vides.
II y a quelques mois, on lancait
un autre "boom."
Pour trouver I'm nom digne a
CO nouveau faubourg, la compa-
gnie DIES tramways ofrait des prix
de $50 ct 100 dollars en- or.
On baptisa Get enfant du mono
pole ct de la speculation "Colum-
bia Heights ct CONNIE toujours il
So trouva des pauvres gems pour
sller s'expatrier ct SO METRE a la
merci de la Minneapolis Street
Company.
IN ouvrier, en- efet, qui croyant
un bon march6 fctif, va ainsi
,'6tablir trop loin du centre de la
lille pour pouvoir fare cette rou-l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05

A la demande du comit6 central
republican,, M. F. R. Leroux ira
faire des discours politiques dams
tous les centres canadiens-francais
du Minnesota.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05

il arrive tres solvent qn'elle 6touf
fe ce qui est bon ct ne laisse domi
ner que ce qui ne vaut pas cher:
Que peuvent avoir q faire daD'
nos elections locale les principe'
qui sont cens6s servlr de base aul
diff6rents parts pol4tiques?
Que nous importe que le maire
de Minneapolis, les JUICES de MOI
tribunaux Ell les OFFICERS du comtt
soient d6mocrates, REPUBLICANS OF
populistes?
Assortment rien du tout.
Ce quill nous faut chez les HON,
mes q qui nous confierons l'admi
n%istration de la justice ct de nos
int6rets mat6rie.s, c'est de lhonne.
tet6, de l'int6grit6, de Impartial.
t6, de l'activit6, de la lib6ralit6, dc
Intelligence, des vues droites et
les connalssances ~n6cessaires pour
remplir les devoi1s de leurs char
g. S %respectives pour le blen du
plus grand nombre.
II y a DIES gems qui fauflent de
la politique partout, je vous de-
mande, 6lecteurs, 81 le MARIE de
Minneapolis, les JUICES GU les Off
ciers du comt6 peuvent facillter
l'adoption de la protection GU du
libre-6change dams lie pays?
Evidemment, non.
Que les qualities ct les aptitudes
pesonnelles nous guident dams lie
choix DIES candldats. VOLTA qui est
d'accord avec les r6gles de la sa-
gesse.-Nous n'avons que l'embar-
ras da choix, car il y a, soyez en-
.certains, DIES candidats pour tous
les Offices, ct y en- plusieurs pour
chaque place, sill vous plat.
II nous fait plaisir de constater
que les candidats qui briguent nos
suffrag 8 sont en- general DIES hon.
mes dun merite reconnu, au grand
disappointment des calomniateurs
ct des medisants, de sorte quill
nous fault choitir celui qui est
lie mieux qualifi6 pour la charge
p%articuzi6re quill est appel6 a rem
.lir.
IN homme peut etre IN excel
lent bedeau, It aui serait un tres
.auvre chantre, de meme qu'un
chantre, sill etait bedeau,
.ourrait nous contrsindre q 6pous-
setter les bancs await de nous as
,eoir,
Chacun a ga place. C'est ce que
7eut le proverbe.
Pour cundi lat a la Marie, les
lemocrates OFT choisi un j. une
qui joint a IN ext6rieur at
;reyant lis Qualities brillantes d'u-
le intelligence d'elite aid6e dune
am6ricaine ~parfaite ct
complete.
L. grandeur dame qui lie carac-
6rise est q la hauteur de la nobies-
q DIES sentiments humanltaires
.ui lie distinguent ct qui FONT fat
a lhunanimlt6, par la con-
d6mocratique de notre viii
Nous sommes tous Americana,
dependant perso1na ne nous fera
IN crime ds nous re- JOUR- d. t'ou
7er toutes COS qualities r6unies
lans la personne dun des u6tres;
IN homme de race FRANCHISE eleve
lux Etats Unis. Je suis persuade
lue 81 quelques lectrices me font
de lire ces lignes, ell s
'au,ont ajoater: Rien de surpre-
liant a CO que &c monsieur soft un
.ussi remarquable echantillon du
parbu ~puisqu'il est de race
'rsncaise st que son rom est Louis
THAN.
Sur le ~prochain num6ro de votre
.eurnal, je vous parlerai de nos
pour JUICES de la cour de
district. Nous avons Benjamin
Frank G. Brooks, d.
Minneapolis, etJosnph FL. Wendel i
10 Buffalo, dams lie comt6 de
Ces trois avocats sont Ia
erreur des corporations, ct soyez
n certains, les oompagnies de che
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsr nest pas respon-
able DIES idees e. opinions emlses par
sY correspondence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05
HOHo DE L'0uHST
Minneapolis Dry Goods Gle.
sol a 507 NicoIlet Avenue

La saison dautomne commence a Sc faire sentir par son vent glacial
ct pour Sc partager contre son ardeur il fault penser aux Flannel
les de toutes sortes, ct le meineur avantage vous ne pouvez obte
mir qua notre waste Establishment.
PreneZ premi4rement en- consid6ration=
1ndliennes Of Cottonnades 5 8 6 6 Ia 8 90 2 %se Lea T9 ngSe Sett co5 5ann o,d a
t 67910125 a20cla ve Cotton Blanc CTS a 15c la ve
Toile "a Nape 70 S Sg sp ge! s9sa as 7 sSsd : asR Rc Sc 81 "a l., e re. valiant SOC.
Flaanlnelle Rouge gu Bleu fonce { {7s9gy. Blue de zoe a s1a' la
Couvartes 5 e. sa9s ct c So1 So pure s?c !. k% n !, de q 50 sgc e g So 1870 ia pame.
Sous Veternerltts pour danes 3 Ss%i' 7 ] 5o 9.!so' re'"s 7'' 'so"'
Corps ct Calecons pourdannes T 7s.5"s 4 Vs. Vs. valiant *'' '''"'
Corps ct Calecons pour hon,nles ( nse' 1a% %S ssiit pour 76o 'su's
Autre quaHt6 superieure s., Is a $3.50 chaque.
Une Vlslte est respectueusement solicit
tee. ot a~dressez-vous a P. II. Roy ou1 sera
touJours heureux de vous servir
PHI. ROY
Commits Canadien.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05

Les roles principaux seront to.
nus par les deux acteurs bien CON
nus du Bijou, Frank Lossee Ell
Marion Gilmore.
Cette piece ayant remport6 IN
success qui est connu de tous, il ny
a null doute quill y aura foule au
Bijou la semaine prochaine.
Des milliers de personnes ont
maintenant les yeux tourn6s vers
la California.
Files veulent savoir Oh ct com
ment cueillir les fruits ct voyager
bon march6.
Files mont qua s'adresser au
California Bureau Of Information
Room 1l48 Guaranty Loan bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-08-11
DO NOT LIKE THE IDEA.

The Journal is permitted to publish
the following extract from q private let
ter from Q citizen of Esmeralds county:
II received q circular from Reno rela-
tive to the formation Of q genuine PEG.
pies party. l do not like the idea. ID
may divide the people SO that the State
might possibly be carried by the gold
combination. In this section we are
solely silver men. We know no other
party and the principle Of free coinage 10
our guiding star. We care not if it be
called the Peoples party or the Silver
party. or whether it is State or national,
il ii gives us free coinage. We want no
division Of our forces between silver
men and Populists and thus give the
enemy opportunity to defeat both. For
my part l will vote for any party that is
absolutely in favor Of free coinage to de-
feat the Republican Democratic gold
bug combination. Both old parties have
lied so often on the silver question that
neither can be believed, and no conf
dence can be placed in their promises"
The writer Of the above is an old resi-
dent Of Hawthorne. He is q sincere ad-
vocate Of the silver cause and does not
want any disaffection in the ranks Of the
silver men. He wants the silver men Of
the State to present An unbroken front
to the enemy, and does not care for the
name Of the party SO its principles are
sound. There are many genuine silver
men in the State who, like our Esmer-
aida friend, are actuated by 10 other
motives than the success Of the silver
cause. That is the paramount issue,
though there may be others Of consider
able importance to the State and nation.
Let the silver men nominate an unexcep-
tionsl ticket and the Peoples party will
certainly indorse II in their convention
and at the polls.-Reno Journal.