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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-26
| R WHEAT TRADE
FEELING LARGELY THE RESULT OF
DRY WEATHER IN THE WEST.
May wheat Closed at a Small Ad-
vance, While Corn, Oats and Pro-
visions Were About the Same.

April w hucuated fire.
quently to-day within narrow limits, and
finished &c higher for May The firmer
feeling resulted largely from the dry wealth
err. Corn. oats and provisions closed with
bat little change.
There were the same characteristics to
the market news concerning wheat to-day
as on the day before. The foreign markets
were firm, Liverpool being quoted I'D high
err for California and I'D higher for red
winter. The primary market receipts were
largely in excess of the movement at the
corresponding date of the year before. and
there was no material change from the
previously prevailing dry weather condi-
tions. The market acted very nervously,
with frequent changes over a range of
about &c per bu. The short sellers were
for the greater part of the forenoon on
the defensive, and the price during the
greater part of the time maintained itself
above the level of yesterdays closing quo
tations. The Cincinnati Price Current
rather leaned toward the opinion that
some sections were suffering for want Of
misture, but rather indicated general need
Of 1t. A few light showers were discovered
to have fallen in southwestern Kansas, and
that was made the basis of several attacks
on the market by the bears. The Minneap-
OLE anu OuIulH TeCciptS WcAc W Gals,
against 154 a year ago. The total quantity
received at the primary markets was 226.-
900 bu, compared with 1n,00o blu a year
ago. Export clearances of wheat and -four
from the Atlantic ports amounted to 1900
bu. The opening price OF May was at an
advance of from %c to lsc. to 61Ac; and
July made a similar gain. starting at from
61hQ6lssc. May sold many times over the
range of 6019c and 59s4c, and July between
Gle and 6lAc, the most general values being
about midway between the extremes. In
the end July closed at 6lAc and May at 0)c.
The corn market was quiet and frmer ON
the average. The receipts were 1S9 cars,
and 300 are estimated for tomorrow. Pri-
mary market receipts were 10000 bu,
against 800, 900 blu on the corresponding day
of the year before. Some buying, by ele-
vator representatives was supposed TO rep
resent corresponding sales of cash. corn
they had made; The opening P pahe Oh july
low as 47&c, and the latter price was bid at
the close.
A fairly good business was transacted in
oats. The bulk of the trading was done IN
more deferred deliveries. The latter were
proportionally frmer than the nearby
months. July closed h@Ac higher
and the Others steady. May SOLD
ranged from 2SAc to 2Sssc, and rested at
18&42S12c.
It was a dull day in provisions. and they
were forSthe most part weak. The run OF
hogs was 1900. Packers were inclined to
sell the products early in the session., but
gave a firm tone to the close by bidding
prices UP to a recovery of an early decline
of 121ac in pork, .0oc in lard AMI .0oc in
ribs. The closing prices were practically
unchanged.
for Friday-Wheat, 80 cars;
corn, 300 cars; oats. 20 cars; hogs, 1S.OOO
head. XII
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Transfers, with a Total
ConsiAeration of T22.S15.

Fourteen Transfers, with a. Total
Consideration of S22,S15.
Instruments filed for record In the re-
corder's office Of Marion county, Indiana,
for the twenty-four hours ending at s y. m.
April %. 1895. as furnished by Thee. Stein,
abstracter of titles. Hartford Block. No. 50
East Market street.
John Sanders, commissioner, TO
John w. Ellis, part of southwest
quarter Of township 36, section Is,
range i;,; $4,000
lot I, vajen's third addition....... 5000
Robert :. Hall 70 sailie f.. Allen,
division of e. T. Fletcher's sec
ond Brookside addition ............. $4,000
Robert 3. Keith to Lawrence ALI
son, lots 16 and IL. Kaufman's
Lawrence Allison to Mary v. caid-
We'll, lots Is and II, Kaufman's ~ !,
Michael Cruise to Ellen Cruise, lot
81, McCarty's subdivision of out
Ellen Cruise to Michael Cruise, lot
81, same subdivision .............. 100000
Mary Flettz' guardian to Joseph
Carty's subdivision of outlots
lls and so6.66
oliver M. Payton to julius F. Par
sons and wife, lot 10. square 4.
and wife, same t.............s.. 100000
Place addition ................,.. 100000
George b.. Higgins to John w.
Esther and wife, part of lot IL
and lot 1S. block 1. Armstrong;
addition 2,5oO.oO
Alice j. Lyon, lot II, Bakers sub
division. block 20, Holiness West
END ADDITION S6o.VO
Transfers, IA; consideration ..... $40, $500
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1llAc; IS lbs average. Nc 121s lbs average,
u12c; 10 lbs average. 11kc. block hams,
11ac, all first brands: seconds, 1Lzc less. Cal
ifornia hams, sugar-cured, 10 to IL lbs aver
age. nc. Boneless hams, sugar-cured,
Picked Pork-Bean pork, clear. per brl.
200 lbs, S15.2 IS; rump pork, s13.25.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear -firsts, 12c; sec
onds lie.
Lard-Kettle-rendered, in tIerces, DC: pure
lard. 8ssc.
Seeds.
Clover-Choice recleaned, 6O-lb, s.. 30;
prime, s.. 75G5.90; English choice, $1,000. 80;
prime, SIS: Alsike. choice. ss.4Oas.5 So; Aifal-
IA, choice. S.l5@5.4 As; crimson or scarlet clo-
yer. ss.75g4; timothy, 45-lb. choice. S2.6Og
2.75: strictly prime. 81. 60@2.7 70; blue grass.
$2.65; strictly prime, $2.50G2.60; blue grass
fancy. Alb, 81. 4Oa1.5 so; extra clean, s5Qeoc.
Orchard grass. extra, s1.S5G205; Rec top,
choice, slQ1.25; extra clean, 90cG$l. En-
glish blue grass, 24-lb, $2.2062.25.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin, &c, 10x14, 14x2e.
daxl2 s 90 L loxi4, l4S2o; 1Sxl2 so (
g. s1o.5oal1: block tin. in pigs, 25c; in bars.
&c. Iron-27 b iron, &c; c iron. 4c; gall
vanized, 70 and 10 per cent Discount. Sheet
ished copper, 24c. Solder, 13414c.
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state of Indiana. Marion county, S.: In
the Superior Court OF Marion county. in
the State Of Indiana.
Th Indianapolis lounge Company VS..
The Commercial Bank of Cincinnati.
No. 1887. Complaint on account and in
attachment and garnishment.
Be il known that on the 18th day OF
March, 1895. the above named plaintiff, by
its attorneys, filed in the office of the
Clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion
county. in the State of Indiana, its COM
plaint against the above named defendant,
and the said plain..n having also filed in
said clerks office the affidavit of "a COM
petent person, showing that said defend
ant is not a resluent of the State OF In
diana that said action is on account and In
attachment and garnishment, and the said
defendant Is a necessary. party thereto.
and whereas said plaintiff having by in
dorsement on said complaint required said
defendant to appear in said court. and an
swer or demur thereto. on the 80 day OF
June. 1895.
Now. therefore. by order or said court.
said defendant last above named Is hereby
notified of the filing ana tendency of said
complaint against it, and that unless IL
appear and answer or demur thereto. at the
calling of satu cause on the 81 day OF
June. 1895, the same being the first judicial
day OF a term of said court 10 be begun and
held at the courthouse IN the city of In
dianapolis. on the nrst Monday n June,
1896. said complaint and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged, Will
be heard and determined In It's absence.
JAMES w, FESLER Clerk.
Rollins & Wiitsie. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ErO IMAYER. !NNN
INANZA2 STENCILS ,STAMPSa
IEcETAlocUE FREE ADcE CHECKS &c
}@2si TEL 1886. Is SMEFIDLANs 81. GROUND hooR
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Brazil. Ind, water works extension.
Sealed proposals will be received until
six () o'clock p. m. OF the 18th day OF May,
1896, at the office OF the city clerk OF
Brazil, Ind, for reconstructing the water
works system according TO the plans, speci-
f~cations and drawings now on ME at the
will cash a sufficient amount of city bonds
at par to pay for the plant.
All bids must be accompanied by a certi-
fled check to the amount OF one thousand
81 ,000) dollars as a guaranty that the bid
der will within five 6) days after the ac-
ceptance of his bid enter into contracts
for constructing the plant and casbing the
bonds. The plans and specincations can
Ali information concerning the bonds and
the city's assessed valuation and indebted
ness can be obtained of City Clerk. Mr..
John Macdonald.
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. ~ order OF the
Common Council.
ALVIN T HER Mayor.
JOHN MACDONALD. City Clerk.
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SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-Investigation
made during the past week shows that the
note for $500. 600 with the late James G.
Fairs alleged signature attached. and the
late Leland Stanford's alleged Endorsement,
is a forgery, and that the forger is proba-
bly, the same person who some years ago
signed j. c. Floods name to a note for
5000, 900 in favor of the late w. w. Corcoran,
of Washington. The fact that there ever
was such a note has only recently come to
light. In both the Flood and Fair notes the
forger made no blunder in penmanship, but
the fact that he lives in New York and that
the same man made both instruments is
shown by the wording of the notes. which
in both cases follow the New York form.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND pRoDUCE.
Trnde Active. with Few Changes
xAluea Yesferdnx

win rev n0nxeS 1n
Values Yesterday.
In most departments there Is a good deal
OF activity. Dry goods men are busy and
prices in all lines carry a steady tone.
Hardware men are having an excellent
trade as the building season comes on. The
provision market is active, the higher prices
for beef increasing the demand for hog
products. Boeh eggs and poultry are firm al
quotations and a good home and Eastern
demand Is reported. Fruits and vegetables
are moving freely and while prices are un-
changed there is an easier tone to several
articles. Irish potatoes are in good supply
and easier. The same remark will apply to
oranges and bananas. Grocers are busy.
sugars are steady. coffees, roasted grades.
while easier in tone. are not quofably lower.
Beans are scarce and high. Canned goods
reduced.
The local grain market is active. Wheat
AID better grades of corn are In good re-
guest Oats are quiet Receipts or all cereals
ngnt Track bids. yesterday. ruled as fol-
whea.zNo 2 red. soc; No. 8 red. CSC;
cern-No. ] white. Iec; 10. : white. lcc;
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The Grand Chapter Eastern Star yester-
day completed it's session, electing officers
as follows.
Matron-Mrs Olive E. McGrew, of West
indianapolis
Patron-A. w. Hempleman, Richmond.
Associate Matron-Mrs. Jennie T. Nye,
LaPorte.
Associate Patron-P. E. Hoss. Kokomo.
Secretary-Mrs. Nettie Ransford, Indi-
annapolis.
Treasurer-Mrs. Eliza j. Moffett, Craw-
louisville.
The report of the secretary showed that
twenty-nine new chapters were organized
during the year and the receipts were ST.
4S1. s. and the disbursements $50.
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Martin Haggerty, forty-eight years, No. 81
English avenue,
Lorine Windhorst, two years, No. SO VIII
liams street, inanition.
Infant sutphen. No. 2111s Massachusetts
avenue, stillborn.
H. w. Neal, ffty-seven years, Crawford
and Vermont streets, of brain.
w. p. Richmond, forty-three years, North
Indianapolis, accident.
Lulu NJ. Power, thirty-nine years, Fayette
street, consumption.
Infant Mescal, No. SO Newman street, still
born.
John Coughlan, sixty-two years, No. 1913
Newman street, cerebral hemorrhage.
Fred M. Milton, twenty-six years, No. ga
West First street, consumption.
John Engelking, thirty-one years, No. All
South Meridian street, morphine poisoning.
Infant Keller, one week, No. 1856 Madison
avenue, 1aryngfsmus stridulus.
William WIGHT. thirty-seven years, No. 1872
Woodlawn avenue, consumption.
Bridget Kouzel. forty-eight years, No. 400
South East street, accident.
Morris Miller, t~wenty-seven years, Insane
Hospital, exhaustion.
Philip Richards, forty-seven years, Insane
Hospital,
Nancy Shortridge, seventy-five years, No.
537 Bellefontaine street, congestion of lungs.
Marriage Licenses.
Clifford Allen and Addie NJ. Rlakey.
Louis Vond and Jennie Oliver.
William S. Eye and Grace Sullivan.
vt1r.-- IT CAsnv - II NTf-@-
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ash quotations were as follows: Flo

firm; No. 2 spring wheat, s4d65c; No. 8
spring wheat. nominal; No. 2 red, 6od6oAc;
46H@4shc; No. 2 oats. 2sMc; No. 2 white,
325s@33c; No. 8 white. 32A@32ssc; No. 2 rye.
4Sc; No. f~1axseed, $1.4S1a; prime timothy.
seed, $50; mess pork, per brl. s12 2O@12 50;
Goose). s.25G6. 27hc; dry-salted shoulders
boxed), 5ss@519c; short-ciear sides (boxed).
$500. COO; whisky, distillers' finished goods,
per gal, $1.20.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
butter market vas firm; creamery, 10q1sc;
dairies, 8Q1Sc. Eggs firm at 12@12Ac.
Cheese-Creams. 9la@lo4c.
Receipts-Flour, l1.o00 brls: wheat. $1,000
! bu; corn. $4,000 bg; cats, $50 goo bu; rye,
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, S45. 900 bu; corn,
319, 900 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; bar
ley, 1000 bu.
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DAILY VITAL sTATIsTICs-APRIL 25.


Gertrude and H. G. Mccormick, No. 617
North West street, boy.
Annie and T. Moore, No. Z Wilcox street,
girl.
Maud and o. H. Townsley. No.. 165 Huron
street, boy.
Alice and Harry Hyland. No. 12O South
New Jersey street, girl.
Ida and Lewis Beckman, city, boy.
Annie and Lain Hawkins, No. 1872 Ken
wood avenue, girl.
Maggie and Harry Duder, No. &c Dugdale
street, girl.
Mrs. and Mr.. Reinhardt, Dunlap street,
girl.
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YANDALIA LINE

The shortest and most direct route for ST.
ming five o. trains. Local sleepers on night
train for Evansville and St Louis: open
sengers-
No Transfers.
Leave indianapolis lilo a. m, 8 n. M.
II 80 noon, l2:4O noon. 112O night. Ticket
offices, No. 48 West Washing ton street.
No. 46 Jackson Place and Union Station.
GEORGE e. ROCKWELL. d. p. A.
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Building

John d.. Gauld. frame addition, No. 22s
North West street, 1914.
Louis w. Tulley. barn. No. 71s South
East street, 800.
". l.. King, repairs. No. Sc English ave-
nue., 81, BIZ.
Mrs. Mamie Callahan, frame house. En-
glish avenue, $500.
Liberty Howard, repairs. st. Clair and
Canal. $125.
H. schmidt. repairs. No. 11 Randolph
street, $500.
]. s. Hoffman, repairs. No. 2s7 South New
Jersey street, $19S.
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indianapolis. Ind.. April %. d

indianapolis. Ind. April 20, 1895.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad
Company will be held at the principal office
of the company, In the city of Indianapolis,
Ind. on Thursday, May 3. 1886. at z o'clock
serve for the ensuing year and the transac-
ton of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
s. b. LIGGETT. Secretary.
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162. E5 bags; United States stock, 20, $50
bags. anoat for the Cnised States, 246. 600
bags: total visible for the United states,
466, 800 bags, against 43S. 21S bags last year.
Sugar-Raw firm; sales one cargo musco-
vado. 50 test, at 21l-l6c. ex ship. Refined
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A Gold Watch Wa. Mi..ing

A colored man called at the residence of
David +. Railsback. No. 426 Talbot avenue.
morning, asking for work, and
after he left, a gold watch was found to be
missing. The front door was open when the
man called
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straits, 10. s5@1s.s0c; plates quiet. spelter
quiet; domestic. 3.20c; sales on Change. 10
tons spot tin at 1856.
ST. LOUIS, April Lea quiet at 2.SIlsc;
spelter dull and easy at 3.05c.
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Cattle Scarce and Stendy-Hogs Active
and strong-Sheep Quiet.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100: shipments, none. There were but
few. on sale and the demand was only fair
at about steady prices.
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Thursdays Bank Clcarings.

At Chicago-Clearings, s13. Al 900. New
York exchange. Zoe premium. Sterling.
posted rates. s4sosaa4. sslA. Money, 5 per
cen. on cali; 9 per cent. on time.
ances, 81 e66. SIS.
ances, $3.50. Az.
At New york-clearings. ssf.127, 2ls: bal
At Boston--clearings, s1s. 1903. sis: bal
At 81. Louis-clearines, So, $50. $50: bal
ances. s6S7.5s1. Money. sac per cent. New
York exchange. 81 premium bid.
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MIINING SHAKES.
Doubleday, Rope & Co., OF Colorado
Springs. Col. give the following quotations
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NEW YORK, April 25--Pig iron steady;
Scotch, $500; American, $9.5odl2.50. Cop
per easy; brokers price, size; exchange
price, 9.60c. Lead steady: brokers price.
2.96c: exchange price. 3.07lzQ3.I0c. Tin steady;
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Cotton.

Oils.
SAVANNAH, April 25:-spirits of turpen-
f flns t Water AZ White fte.e s.. 7 sais Window sSs glass Irl. H ESQ;
ass aS Wv C.. $780, Ms f. a Co. e. no. 30 q B, sl q:
dow glass. 81 brls; ~. 4 brls; NJ, s brls;
K, 8 brls; H., "A brls; G.. rs brls; F., 20
brls; E, 12 brls; d., So brls.
strained. sI15; good, $40. Spirits of tur-
pentine firm at z71ac bid. Tar steady at
s.@- Turpentins quiet; hard. s1.2o; soft.
OIL CITY. Pa. April 25. Petroleum
opened at $2.C2ls; highest, s2.07; lowest,
s2.c2hs; close, s2.G; sales, 10000 brls; clear
ances, 3S,0N brls; shipments, $3.50 brls.
nal: United closed at s2.O51k bid. Rosin firm.
Spirits of turpentine quiet at 31q3l4c.
cHARLEsToN, April 25.Turpentine
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK. April 25.-Agents have adj
vanced Wamsutta 36-inch bleached to 10Ac;
Utica Nonpareil 26-inch, to Zoe. and New
York 36-inch bleached at value. One of the
most important items of interest to the
Of efaf the % balance sne eo Of thse T. sle Ja afra,0n & s co.
stock, by order of the receivers, on May 1,
without reserve. In the general market for
cotton goods conditions are without change
are expected. Light underwear was in bet
ter request and desirable goods are in very
moderate supply. Printing cloths firm at
2Ac bid.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Wooi easier: Mis-
souri, and Illinois medium, 13Q14c; coarse and
braid, 12@13c; light fine. 9G10c; heavy fine,
8a8lac; Kansas and Nebraska medium, ga
lie; light fine. 79Sc; heavy fine, 566c. Texas
and Arkansas, fall and spring medium. 10
G12c; coarse and low, 7G9c; light fine, SQ9c;
heavy fine. 5G7c: sandy and heavy, 5m6c.
Western medium, 9Gl2c; coarse and low,
70sc: light fine, 7dSc; heavy fine, 5@6c; tub
washed, fair to choice, 1SQ20c
Metals.
NEW YORK, April 25--Pig iron steady;
Scotch, $lSQ20; American, $9.5odl2.50. Cop
per easy; brokers price. size, exchange
price, S.60c. Lead steady: brokers' price.
2.96c: exchange price. 307lzQS.10c. Tin steady;
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Hogs-Keceipts. 2.5OV; Shipments, I,So.
The quality was fair. The market opened
active and higher and closed strong, with
all sold.
Heavy packing and shipping ....... $4S
Mixed :. 475m4.90
Light. ...... .. .......... 4.70m4.&
Heavy roughs.... ................ 3.50a4.65
Sheep and L.ambs-Receipts, 100; ship
ments. none. The quality was only fair. The
market was quiet with no material ham
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Marriage Licenses.

Clifford Allen and Addie NJ. Rlakey.
Louis Vond and Jennie Oliver.
William S. Eye inc Grace Sullivan.
William T. Shipp and Mollie Nixon.
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April 25.-Cattle-Market
the day. Choice heavy
,out 10c lower while nice
and nice fat cows were
nee could not be made.
5. 25Q5.50; best butchers.
good butchers, $3.75@4.25;
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ARRESTED FOR BHIBERY,

The Methods OF n Certain School Knox
Company Coming to IIghi-Ii-speetfuiiy
I:-fcrr-d to Hon. r. ". Morris.
Grafton, -. IN. Lddr.
DEFIANCE, ONO. May 7..-Georgs +.
BougIiton, OF this city, an attorney, was
arrested this afternoon by Deputy
Storitl Crandall on Il telegram from the
sheriff! OF Paulding county, saying tina.
Bough,on iswan:ed there for bribery.
For tho past year U~ongh;on has been
acting as m agent for tho Werner Pub.
lishing Company, Of Chicago, and has
made soine largo salrs OF school books
in soInn Of the adjoining conntio.. lilo
succeeded in placing Sj3l worth of
books in one school district in rauldinv
county, and ho is now charged with
having hrIbcd n number Of tho members
Of the board OF education. Hougtton
WAS taken To l'aulding this evening"
CItrcinnd, u, NcwS UuR UcrGki.
This ia tho publishing company whose
books the lion. Presley Morris favored
ut Charleston last winter, and whose
proposition. no informed the house of
delegates, he carried in his pocket. /,
is tho same company that paid for al.
ver;i4ing Mr.. Morris picture and 'bi.
ograptIy" III several OF tho daily papers
last March. ri course Mr.. Morris is
not responsible for tho acts IT this agent,
hut inasmuch ny no had n great deal to
cay about question able methods" and
honest companies it is duo him 10
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WHEELING. MAY ao, 1903.
Tho Consistency of Right.

p,r, a, IN, egor. In saddle on the
country n denreciated silver dollar Is do.
,,,,,d 20 shaw .hs. some Of the cham.
r;ors NJ nm homes, dollar have not al.
wave .hor,h. ma ,hev think now. This
"a ,rr, I'M, Il Ions moi, hslp the 5O-cent
do,Ior Some men are incapable Of
,o,rr;r, O,hers like 10 be deluded or
,o,,, On d.lrdior other people. Some
mon try nnblic questions in the lich, OF
all IN, information they can got and
h,vs special rcrard for their own obscr.
v,.;on and experience.
For EXAMPLE. Secretary Carlisle, in
his Coyiurton speech, admitted frankly
TIM, be had no, ALWAYS though. as he
,h;rr. q Hc took A someyha, dill
o-ort v;sx IN ISIS. when the country
WIS irving 10 ga, ready for tho resump,
,;or nj snoeis naymen,s. The silver
dollar ,ho3 worth little less as bull
liz, .bon ,ho hrllion in A gold dollar,
Only n few wears before /, had been
worth n little more.
Mr.. Carlisle shared the belief and
m. bo,a that a limited COINAGE of silver
dolI,r. on rovernnen. accoun. would
him, silver nm TO n psri,y with cold.
~. admits frankly that he WAS mis-.
,sLan TIL, Government did restore
tho silver dolla, TO tho coinage. and tho
fall in The mica OF silver was no. only
mo-. or,es,ed but. a. the secretary saws,
tho nrjce of silver CONTINUED to fall
with greater ropiditv than before"
Thev were honestly mistaken who
,boprnt II would be otherwise. They
900 now WHY their hone could not, be
realized. According to the silver cham.
MONS Secretary Carlisle and the rest, in.
stead of frankly acknowledging their
mistake Of Judgment and advocating
now thu, which experieuces teaches is
the best for the country, should stand
where thsy .,ood fifteen wears a-o and
insist TIM, the government shall keen
on irving. in the face of accumulntinu
experience. They are told mockinyly
tina. they should be consistent.
There is no lack OF consistency in
irving to be ALWAYS right. The choice
of means to n right end is a nero Incl.
dent. What we want is n good none.
,ary system. the bes, we can GET. Tina,