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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

The claim made by the leading
Republican newspaper of the coun-
try that while that party would
forever defend the principle of pro
lection, no appeals for a return OF
McKinleyism would probably be
made during this campaign by well.
balanced speakers" That let's FL
kins and Dayton out. They shrek
ed ard screamed for McKinleyism
and are doing it all the time. OF
course Elkins has a method in that
kind of madness. He is of the class
that that law was made especially for
land Dayton does as Stephen says,
you know.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20
ROYALTY RECEIVED.
Hon. William [. Wilson, the Great Re-
former, Our Past, Present and
Future Congressman,
Met by Thousands Of His Admirers from this and other Counties

The Greatest Political Celebration Eyer Known in dOnOgaa last Saturday.
West ViSnaS and the Nations Greatest Son and Other Orators from
Home and Abroad Address the Mighty NuludcS Pennsylvania Does
Honor the Champion Of Tariff Reform The Clearing Of Political Skies
Make Democratic Success Apparent "A Great Day End Blaze Of Glory
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

Why does Dayton love Stephen
so? And why does Stephen love
Dayton so? The true answers are
not identical.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

In the lexicon of Maj Mckinley
patriotism means selfishness. At
least he pretends to think that the
selfish action of the Louisiana sugar
planters in leaving the Democratic
party because they did not get the
sugar bounty continued is patriotism
We had supposed that patriotism
meant love of country, not love of
pelf.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

Democratic candidates everywhere
are steadily growing in favor with
the people and evidently gaining
ground, Every indication points to
a substantial victory in November.
The interests of the people are al
ways safe in the hands of a Demo
cratic President and a Democratic
Congress.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

Perhaps women will elevate poll
tics, when they get.the ballot. AL
ready politics is charging the hort
zon of women. A pound of candy
used to be considered a big wager
for woman to make, but Mrs. Lease
has already made one of $50 on the
Kansas election.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

The tour of VIM. L. Wilson is al
most continuous ovation. In ev-
cry place at which he speaks the
crowds are so great that it is almost
impossible for all to get within hear
ing distance of the speaker The
most careful observers decide that
Notwithstanding the opposition of
the Davis influence Mr.. Wilson will
receive a surprising majority.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

1t would seem to the locker on
that the removal of S. S. Vinson from
the office of u. S. Marshal was a
rather sudden taking off of an official
head. There are scores of political
office holders who do worse than Mr..
Vinson did-his main offence being
too ardent worker in the Camden
caase-but they don't have as vim
dictive an opposition as he had. He
had it and away he went.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20
- j..

Excel in everything goods, good fitting and
prices We do it by doing things our own way
Our way is: Manufacture our own, select the
the cloth, buy Tor spot cash, make the prices
impossible to undersell, then we know we're
right, and you will know it if you compare our
Goods and prices with others. Our Mems and
Boys Suits our Overcoats, and in fact all
kinds of Clothing we as manufacturers can sell
to you at fully one-thrd less than others can
Is it worth your time to investigate these facts?
No question about it. 1t is the price and the
goodness Of Clothing that keeps US busy day
after day, sometimes doubling sales of former
years.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

Every day come reports of the in
creased hum of industry. There is
scarcely manufacturing center in
tr- country that does not report a
superabundance of orders and over
time work for all employees. Under
the stimulating influence of free raw
materials and access to the markets
of the world the United States will
soon become the leading manufactur-
ing, as well ss it now is, the greatest
agricultural country in the world
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20
THE BANQUET

The banquet given Mr. Wilson by
the students of the Unworthy at the
Wallace House on the night of his
visit 10 this place was certainly a
high compliment to him and showed
the respect the students have for
him as a former president of the I'm
iversity. A reception was given in
the parlors of the hotel, at which
each student met Mr. Wilson and
the prominent strangers who were
in town to attend the meeting.
AT 10 o'clock snapper vas served
in the dining hall, which had been
tlstefnlly decorated for the occasion.
The College Colors of old gold and
blue were in protusion. Bunting.
flags and pictures OF Mr.. Wilson al
so covered the walls Mr. 5. $. ia
cob, Of Ohio county .sacted as eoast.
master He introduced Mr.. Wilson
in neat speech. Mr.. Wilson re-
sponded in an Interesting talk to the
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

Some of the Republicans of this
county and district are saying if
the election were held "to- day" or
Ito morrow" they would defeat the
congressman. A man. who has no
more than that to say of campaign
or contest ought to keep his mouth
shut. Such simpletons seem to for.
get that a majority of the people of
the country know when election day
comes, and get ready for it on that
particular day.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

A NEW and hobby line Of colored
shirts at Hirsehman'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28
CHICAGO nAnxsrs.
THE soAlp OF TRADE

The BOARD OF TRADE
CnucAso. May % Opening
trades In wheat showed H@ssc decline.
and after selling mp 40 reacted sc, ad-
vancsd Aosc. sold on about &c, became
steady and closed easy. The general tone
waa weak, Notwithstanding crop news.
There Vas steady liquidation by longs on
stop loss orders and free selling by prom
insnt local bsars. ST. Louis, which Was
credited with covering quite freely few
days ago, Was supposed to b putting out
frcsh lines today.
Corn Was easy. with . SO range. The
fine weather and the action OF wheat were
factors In causing more liberal ofssrings
Oats we're weak. but price changes for
July were within Nc limits. The weak
ness in wheat and corn and liberal ~
cespts were the bear infiuences.
Provisions were dull, within Sc range.
Lower prices for live hogs and the break
in wheat caused uneasiness. but the close
showed but . siight decline. Compared
with last night July pork 10 2lsc. July
lard e,sc and July ribs Sc lower.
Closing, whsas--Easy: No. 2. cash. SOD
nss1c: July. Ast@k5St.c
Corn--Easy; No. :, cash. s6ss: July, s5ls
@ssssc-
osts-Easy: No !. casn, Sosse. july,
Scssee0Ac.
Rys-flrm: No. 2, &s5sc
Flax ssed-Qaies: No. l. si-A
Tlmothy--Duli; prime, <Aoo.
pork-Louer; cash. $iL. 20: July. tlITTts.
Lard-Lower: cash. t6sS; July, 81 20
Short ribs-Lowsr; cash. s6io. July.
$6I0
LAVE STOCK.
Csstle--Reesipts s.ioo head. four cars
Texans. Market, steady; prime to extra
native steers, $asas4A50: medium, IS. sea
afo; others. IS. 7txs4. Texans, $1S,ofS 81.
So i0s lower; good rough heavy. 81 &eea
so; rough packers and mixed. ~ Toet4 50;
Prime heayy and butcher wsighta, ~ sol
S-,., asserted light, ~ s5<8ASa
Sheer aud lambs - Receipts. Isoo head
Market steady: top sheep. tA0sE AS. top
lambs. tA5asSa&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

NEW YORK MARKErs
sax srocx EXCHANGE

- fosx. May &-Speralation vas
aaar darsng the two hours which the
ssoex exchange Was opsn today. A fairly
-, business was done. which was pretty
e. sisided between the two accounts
49, ashsaeiions. which were In the main
49, ~Aassss TO cover short contracts and
-. " Feasite proass. Very few fresh
!. ssre paid out on either side. London
VOL In the market 10 any extent. aud
saaess OF American securities ON the
s'aoa exchange had depressing fnfiu-
~ sae Arelsrage shares here. Sugar
= - tas dealings. tactuating within q
9 " Per cent. There was pressure
the stock ~ the opening. which
- break Of Ia. bn; supporting
coming in caused q PROMPT
20 eonplese recovery. With a renewal 81
sae movement, however. resulted
saay decline. Until q loss OF : PER
-. 49, haa been experienced. which was
By areeovery Of -. the last sale
So ~ ase.ins Of -. Announcements
With authority both here and
: ~eaaon thar the next dividend
= Nss York Central will be de-
- al The regular rate caused
- saafss 10 cover hastily In
ss.Ay dealings aud caused an
49,. $3.50 o. ~ per cent When the de-
49, 'soa THAI quarter was supplied the
- sAsged ct 10 the close. making
s,~. IA from the top price. The
A., saafes we're ssroag daring the
ihs,.. aud rose iz1ss peg cent. tie
d.s,.. "a kees Island. bas in the later
0seaiasa sAosa PEG cent Alter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

otsan~ UnatiuA arrives fkon eaa
1faneisco to1ay.
Seven vsessls vili aaiiA leading =
BIakolsy this week.
Ship Kssnshss Aas Gexivs1 q Biaks1sy
no0 6an 1rancteeo.
6tssmsAip walIa Walla sails ins eaA
Francteco this merninG
ssesnss Evsnesl took CT full lead Il
freight for ths fslands yestasday.
6hip Connodors, humber iadsn for Val
Daraisc. sails fro0 Biakslsy today.
Steamer 0li1s heoeehe IN tvsnty-six
tons from 1soo0A S0su1nisg with -
tona
Capt = A. ewift b abeus - make ~
ssnsivs improvsmsnts a the steamer
stssnss osnsral CANDY WIN hsrsalsss
make two trips daily - Sidney asa
ChaFieston.
Port Biakslsy. ssils for Valparaiso On
Thursday nsxt
The tvo Pert Blsksisy bail teams came
across the Sound yesterday On the steamer
Sarah ~. Renton.
sesamss City Of Topeka 10 on ths dry.
dock u Quartsrnastsr Harbor for repairs.
preparatory 70 going on the Aiasks excur.
sion route this summse.
Schooner William Bssbe. Capt RaynoF.
u On the hsAsh at Biaksisy and viii hsve
. new ruddeT end matnmas tput In. When
her repairs ass finished she VIII load lum-
Der for San Pedro
The Pacific Navigation Company m
nounced new tins card yestsrday. On.
der the new management the Fairhaven
leaves Seattle at . q .. instead of p. N.
Tor La Conner The 4tafa NJ WAahin ~tnn
will run through % Tacoma twice . week
and the fairhayen ones. The boats will
land u the Arlington dock until June I.
when they will arrive and depart from
Yesler dock. A. E Charlton, Of Tacoma,
will b assnt q tins port.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

me srArE OF Trade

ynB erArR OF Trade
RI ynAycIsoo. Nay M-Ths ssesipts
N<abiss this morning were: Pota-
~ sacks. tomatoes 10 hoxss, squash
-. beans LOS sacks. corn sack,
- sack, asparagus 708 boxes, rhu-
- boxes and cucumbsrs 81 boxes.
- vsrs lower.
= lsceipts Of fresh fruits included
bosn cherries. ITO boxes apricots, 2
- spptss, ~ chests straw berries and
U1hpots currants. Berries were higher.
~ butter market 10 lower. and eggs
elpshov decline. Cheese 10 steady.
- poultry market 10 depressed again
e11es asw arrivals Of Eastsrn stock. Bust
- b dull.
DnsApsTurvs AND GRAIus.
Heaf-Ws quote: Net cash prices
y family extras. $af08a60 per barrel;
eassss sxtsas, SASoGs.lU: supsrfins, $3.50
o4N pr barrel.
Wheat-Ihs market 10 lifsless. No.
9ipptnR wheat 10 rominally quotabls Ct
I}6e pr osntal, with lots suitable for mill.
- purpoess at 0cc& OK per GENITAL.
naney-Irade - fiat and prices are
nfgssy nominal. Feed Is quotsble ct eco
Ys@4sts 0nttC $4~OD - - 0uySi0o
nenfs icr brewing quality, though offer
tnfa At The latter are slim.
uats--Ihs week has BEEN very unsat.
nIsstosy one Tor business. and the prone
= nos particularly encouraging for
ssn sest. We quote ~ foliows: Mill
IS L3oL0: Surprise, $L37I<6ei.<5;
ssecy ed. N.2719Ls2,s. good to choice,
49, y; poor to fair. Sl009L 10: gray,
aLE30i.O per GENITAL.
!. n - srscsip,s-Fioar. quarter sacks,
Z - Orsgon. 1866; wheat, Oregon.
49, farley. centals. 2, 75s; Oregon, rosa:
49,. ufseon. l. I'D: corn. sacks, 81: beans,
~; potatoes. sacks. 1, A27: Ore
YfSAScIArA
0e1fss--On sight, New York. per 500.
efsminm. Sterling bills--On London.
S.s hank. Ass
~ oars-Per ounce. e2S 0e2kc.
Aeslean dollars-5,Qf5ilc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

LONDON, May - bar silver. ssS hne.
.sili Consols, l0i s-i6 Bullion IN Bank
OF England. f29i ,on bAaE Of England
discount rate. 2 Ter cent
xSaLxxn GRAIN NAExEr.
Iyvxnroor. May M-whesx--onies;d de-
maad poor: holders offer moderately. Ne.
I California. - 7Ssdafss ID: red Wsssszn
winter, Is 43esAs assd-
Corn-Efrm. demand moderate: new
mixed spot. - I'D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

800 10y 0nsA ehaerfnsd - hing -
satDeo h0so shFNo houFs ~ H. cnstons
authorities bofoso any o0efAl put IN N
appearaseo - pesmit M - enter.
The bark Heopss ~ fibel1ed today -
the captafn ~ sko steamer NieAigan for
- 1ho amoant eiaioed = for payment
Bfnhnsov
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

nes has become fathss quiet during
8 siose wssk, and the masksts are fairly
l alaansd up. Change In prscss have
- sssy email. with the sxcsption Of
81. which droppsd Is cents during the
lnt1r part Of tbs vssk.
California fruits ars improving In quail
~. With the prices holding very little
jcwsr than Sog The previous week. New
POTATOES are bscoming moro plentiful. BE-
ing quoted q ikoihc, with fair demand
for old potatceG
The resent foods on the Iovlands have
stiiIsnsd the OF and hay market, although
prices have mos advanced but slightIy.
Butter sad sGss have not varied In price.
Poultry 10 becoming moro plentiful and y
sslling from e406 per dozen.
/ Fresh meats are becoming scarcer. the
shtpnsnts East having bssn quite heavy
6or the last two weeks. the prices holding
ahont the same for home markets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

SHARES SOLD.
The total sales Of stocks today wsre los, :
9l3 shares, including: Chicago Gas,
900; Distiiling, 600: General Electric,
s. 100; Missouri Pacific. $500: National
Lead. l.9o0; New York Central, 400:
Northwestern. LOO; Northern Pacific.
preferred, $500; Reading. i.0oo; Rock Isi.
and, $500; St Paul. 1850; Western
Union. 6.20Q
Hops Steady; state. common 70 choics.
o017c; Pacific coast, 12@i7.
NgrAI1.
Pig irou--DuIl; Scotch, ei060022 80;
American, 31L000ia50.
Coppsr-Quiet; lake, eHc
Lsad-Quist: domestic, -
Tin-Nominal; plates. dull
6pelter--Nominal
covTER
CofYss-steady; May. &iaoc; December.
$ll60
eu0AR
eugar--Easy; fair refining. lila Re-
fined. quiet and steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28
MARINE SKwa

The steamer Resale arrived from Junsaa
end way pcgts shis afternoon. Hsx OfAeszs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

DAca11U NAvioAT1OD COMPACT.
= 1E1n rAnLA In e1bes April I, lnoa
sEArTLB-wHArcoN nour4


0f8AAx1 STATE OF wAoMrHoToY
~ oeats1e 4 80 n " whatcou. las n
AZ Whatcom 90 - Ar Seattle. ..o:o0 4
0sofDfng - HidalgN Anaoogto oaA yairhavoa
end 9 nveTost south cOnnsc4ing 6 ooasslS
Win oseameg Henry Baiisy fbe TAcomA
Ia coxARn AND wnIDaY uLAND MOURN
gfopfIno AZ 8yBnHTE
oT8AMED HAIAaAvEy
Nerth iad-Exeslt So eOush bfa-EHsspe -
Az kvsrsss. - l:30 - Lv nversss- IL: - =
AZ La CoaeeF. 500 n N seattle. ...9s94 a
,fsins langley. csspsvils. oan d Tuea, Ok MAJ.
eer and Ctsalady, eoapecsina - seattle VIA
oeeAmee naAry kailoy fee Taoo0A
wAarvss-raeaes Nssieakisa CO. Taoena, ~.
else Eayisat.saiCs, SEATTLE usemeny aakars
3yeeosa
FER full partsselaEA ratss. szsunasaA towagA
eeastls. soispho1e -; J. = HARMON, Yf4aehS
and Passenger AgsoL Tseesna: ssasphsae q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28
ABE AND SHIPPING.

sz = : nxpArxunxr a. Ase1ruLxens.1
EEATuRn DEBBAo,
# Pc91xAKp. Or. May n, ny
so - Ncndny. L4whe sboweFns 0oo5eG.
BIApoSonns + y q
6es1ws pxYArxnxsY - AsRsruExvD
S.s~Hnn prnsAU-DxfLY ockL11In-
sRArrxg. Wanh-. MaH -. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

gKAGTT RIVER EOCTE-sTEAMER HENRY
- Bailey isavss Yssief Dock Monday. wsdnss-
Cay and Frfday, On tide. calling as EdnondA
Mount vsrnoa. Avon ana uay iandisra Return
log. leaves Mouns Vernon for seattle On alssr-
rate darn. Nase-HsviEg hesn sessfed through
saa ne hsary 1s.ssy easss snRss5ps sssenns.
- censA fox RATS apply N once. Yosioe Dock
A. f. LgHAlLfsTER Nasssg
CAouGH-xk ASSCE Co. AanaeoA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

Rsaa what ysur dentist Ass -
Ssy ssoas it,
We hsvo carefully sxnmiasd the
fsrmuls Of LDBIN'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER end anA
tA1t Il coatsias nosAisg that can In
Tie slightest degree injurs the tsssA
Or gum. II has In it, coDpssitisa
sufncssnt aatissptio properties 10
svsstsn the breath and make The
sun hsalshful and Arm, It's daily
S1se viii help - prevent the terms
ton Of tartar and tAs sscnnulaeaon
81 parnsiaeal sat0aicaio - infap
rioSs 70 18th eaA ga
W. ,. 0fDDiN0S; = = g
GE0 r. rAuLK1H h n Z
+. q. ALBIN, p. .. g.
aHliyy y Rss ! porEasn1.a IA
CR BRoWE. D. b. &
GO. = MfLLER
". :. 8. o0YNx l. = q eaa -
q. q. GRIFFIN.
]. N. pOx.
". 8 Ev TIN
IuDIU'e TOOTH yoWDDo
NC 0ood fsstA-
90 fossA make Coed Oiaest1ou,
deed Dissssiea aa1Ess osntoD6
cossp.ssss nslss Ne vsrsA
uvtAe
g CIJTS 4 D0xZ1
| Stewart / Holmes Drug 6
Wholesale Agsat.
NINA viln WA ll1ml
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28
n HrYECr MARCH L lssa
4fBAxkR IDAHO

stNDAYA TuRspAYs Axp T2unanAYo
20 nAmsaaA C7ineca. Browne Pssne Laagisy,
SnsAsay. fftaxgc Cxe4. AnAcnrsAas Qnmish onA
sAsscu. en1 Ca Tkzrsdsys sexna threaxA .
- sssaSs n: eeniasusA kssaralaG leave vAAs-
seA AssdAy. " s1nso1ay. Saturday g , u
ssfs % Nkascom. ~ 80 FrssShg - wsascsuL q
e d nAoWS4fKLn Msnastns owns-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

Ely q xx1 GIxxR.
0EATxLu 70 TAconeA
- soon1 t1Ds Analy. sxesVs $685.
n - hsR 81 swsnsy-avo -
1AE gfxA1lx1 sxEYxn-
1eounns 1siiy h4yA asaaa,s- 1assna ssunA = -
fu1sDAx. NAY Z
&xgD cana
1aavs esasas-7skA HIS . n. sea &lsn -
Lssvs TscsmA-eSe = -. LA an. osoo s =
Sunday
Lssvs esa1Eis-7:ee . -. l9.oa esoon =
Iea.e fAesns-e:SeA =. 9:Se. To 3 =
Landing - y. y wharf 1nooUa ~ c4Rn~
eoai ooak. sose - 4aFlsn stsook oeos1sa
ous1ayS ezGnMtea Gne. - $685. Eonwona
eaEo 80 I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

80 UUW uUsu xE5sVHs3UV 0x601D
= - = pr esnk a lsgai rsqausmsnk
Kxsonzs ASD rnRoxn
To- exports Of sreeso Soe the veek
Amounted % Az3A.87 gold and I6IA 815
divsr. The Imports - general meschan-
oies sor the wssk vsrs @4674, zs7; dry
goods. u,0l6, la
1x1A1CxAI,
Monsy-on call closed essy q psr esnI
iass loan. I Pes esnl Prime nsrcansiIs
popefs 3394H pa eons Gtnriine n.
change-Duil, With actual busins0 n
banksrs' bills ~ tA6e foe demand. ana
el.s7x for sixty daya Posted no. u az
0AM Commercial bills, oAsBknl $50
Silver certificates, oln65c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

RAxK o. g1IrisH coIUABIA-RAID Up
- eaptsai. co1c. 80: reserve, 81 NxooQ H.
elaeo, y Lomoasd seEsD4 Londoo. Hrnnnhea
Portland. 40 Branetseo. assssls. faeona, Vie.
tes1as New wotnfnaese. GanafmA Kaniesps.
enl exeAaago hustnaso tFuneoe6ol Iaane UnaS
D1Ils 1ieoeIh1sl Co4mseesal eso3i0 arsn1n1
psposin reoe1so1 "a curFens aoeouns suh3oc9 =
r LEA BARNEa Nsnaepe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28

- irFegulss spsaine - euner,s msra,e
suisd sessnk and - tsssd ~ pF3ess ~
upw9o al nearly II O'Clock. W. -
npssrd movement 90 ehecked- Durine
~ sext hour The spse~lssiea vas raxhse
ssvs.ish sad unssssisd. hat In tks faai
osAlfnss recovered H. tOns ana eao1Da
faafiy sessdy. The railway md miscsl-
ianeoss eoad naskst - ssssas sArsaen-
out The Day.
0ovsrnnsas boaAs-sssuae.
Gto1o bsn1s-Inaesava
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-27

Democrats simply do their duty; hut
suppose he is. Then business and CAPT.
tai will wait to see the predicted happen.
They won't move wheel or invest dol
lar because they have lad the assurance
Of lot Of idiOtic editors and bugabOOed
men that everything Is going to the
demnitiOn bow vows. For two years
the state will suffer what the medical
editor Of the Pioneer Press diagnoses as
the paralysis Of disquietude."
1t is not fact. Minnesota doesn't coin
silver or gold. and Mr.. Owens opinion
on what should Ire done for silver will
be of as much practical effect as Is his
opinion on the Individuality of Mars.
Even If he were as wild-eYed and
impracticable. as we'll. say Dom
nelly-he can only execute the
laws. not make them. Tho leg,
islature is sure to be three.legged
again. with no one party dominating
SO, If Owen should sit in the governors
chair two years. he could work no mis-
chief. We are not making an argument
for the election OF Owen, but merely to
demonstrate that, should the appre-
hended worst Of these asinlne howlers
come to pass, it would not produce the
results they predict.
But there is one sure way for our sad
eyed, fear.harrOwed Republicans to
escape all danger. They admit i'll this
very wall that they cannot Go anything
alone; that they must have the help of
Democrats. No such calamity as they
affect to fear could happen with MIR.
Becker governor. The Democrats won't
vote for Nelson. Then. as patriots. to
save the state. all Republicans should
come over and elect MIR. Becker. II
they are as scared as they pretend to
be, that is what they will do. for it Is the
only possible salvation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-27
THRILLING TALES,p

L. S. Allen, assistant general passen-
ger agent of the Baltimore IL Ohio. and
W. c. Shoemaker. travelling passen ger
agent OF the same road, will arrive this
morning over the Milwaukee.
Acker Post No. 81. Department G. A.
r., will hold its regular meeting at
Central Odd Fellows hall. corner West
Seventh and Sixth streets, tonight az
1870 O'Clock. A prompt and full attend
ance is desired, as business of great
Importance Will come before the post.
fhe West Publishing company took
out permit Yesterday for the erection
OF three-story brick storeroom to be
located on the south side of West Third
street i'll the rear of their present quar-
tiers, between st. Peter and Market
streets. The new building il To cost
$4,000.
The Primary Teachers Sunday School
union will hold its usual meeting in
House of Hope church Saturday. 9th, at
O'Clock. The lesson, "A Paralytic
Healed" to be taught by Mrs. ). ii.
Dyer. Lesson to TEACHERS given by Miss
Grace Wautie. Topic opened by Mrs.
w. &. Kent,