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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
8efenforn.

8eientorn iii cine 70 gang ~eigenortige
Gulturpflanse 6aB ibre @rseugung au
9anbeIs3mefen ft6 nur auf einige Gour>
ties i'm mittleren Suinots unb ueritreut
Itegen6e @ebietstbeile in &anlas un6 See
brasfa beIcbrGnft. Die 9eringe Grnte, bic
6ieie Bflan3c I'M bortgen Sabr g~eliefert
bat, bat cine beoeutenbe g retserb6bung bes
8eienforns sur Solge gebabt, Del6es iett
ntelen Sabren ntbt 10 tbeuer seipelen lit,
ais i'm porigen Monat. 9teienigen Sarz
ner, tpelde nod etnen 8orratb BON 8efenz
Torn an 6anb BADEN, tuer0en Sa6er gut
tbun, i'm nt3t gar 3u etlig loS3ui6Iagen,
Oa Die Breiie barausftbtli6 in Babe nod
mebr in bic 606e gehen tperDen.
Der Sainoiier Beienforn : 8e3irf, Die
Counties @oles, Douglas, Cigar, Gumz
berIanb unb Glarf, bate tnsgeiammt 3d.
600 Qcres nit bteler Bflan3e beiteQt, bic
etnen sientli6 guten Grtra9 Iteferten, OBJ
tDObL bic our Grnte3ett eingetretene unsIn>
ttige 8ttterung einen She'll Der @rnte
1cbaotste. 9ebtere gelangte gum groBen
3hetl i6on friibseittg in Der Satlon in ben
BeltB bOn 66nbtern unb Sabrifanten in
Chicago un6 an6erstp0. @egentpGrtig err
bGlt Der Sarmer 6urbi6nittli3 ettua 500
per Sonne fir 8efenforr1. Guf Dem Wfarft
in @btcagu brinet 9ep0bnIi9es tur3es See
ienforn bon a bis 5 Gents 6as Bfunb,
O6er nabe3u 800 per Some, pGbrenO fir
before @aarc bon 1925 bis $3.50 per 3onne
un6 fir mittIere bon 800 bis $3.50 be3ablt
tper6en. Der i'm 8efib BON @ieberberz
fdufern beftnOIi9e 8orratb bon 8eienforn
ift iebt in Chicago geringer, ais gu bieier
3eit setp6bnlicb Der SAL 1T, sod 6a 6obriz
fanten gleib nacb Der Grnte siemGi9 srOBe
Infdufe ma6ten, 10 itnb bic 8eienfabriz
fen fir BEN 8tnter meiit genii9enb nit
Mtaterial berlor9t.
SIN State &anias mar Die 8eienfornz
ernie, Die ii6 iiber cine @~eiammtHacbe
bon $500 9tcres erftre6te, cine tIdgli9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Gtne MISUNDERSTANDING Gosopera,
tips6efeIIfdatt.

Sn 9eta[uma in Californian i6Gben
@eflIselsIcbter ibre iGbrLiben @%tnnabmen
per 9enne auf 81. 8te bon BORT bert6tet
tpirh. beiiben manhe 3u6ter eincn De-
fligelftanb bon mebrercn tauieno Ibieren,
Die in Golonten bon je SO ober 100 Stiid
eingetbcilt linb. Cine iebe @olonie bat
tbr beionberes 6aus, melbes auf &uten
itebt unS BON Bferben bon elmer Steue
na6 BET anberen ae3o9e1 tperoen fa1n.
Die getpObnlide 9rOBe lit Z bis 9 SuB nit
3 SUB boben Bfoiten. Die S%tbttan9en
laufen BEN langen We9 unb bGngen an
OrG6ten, moburb bcrbiitet pirb, baB Qauie
bon Den @Gnben aus auf bic Stalgen fries
den. Oieie 6Guier mechIeIn bon 3ett iii
3eit ibrcn Stanb, mas IN GerbtnDung nit
Der Gintbeilun9 beS TeberbiebS in fIeinere
Golonien gu benz 3pef 9ei6iebt, Ser 0luss
breitung bon anftedenben &ranfbeiten norz
3ubeugen. 9as 8alfentperf Der 6ubner>
bGuier beftnbet ii6 an Der NuBenieite, MO-
burcb eS erm09licbt miro, bic Snnenipdnoe
offers griinoLt6 NIT u1geretntgtem 8etroz
leupr unb @arboIidure an3uitreicben.
Die meiften bieier @ef1ugel3ii6ter be-
iiben &nObenmiibIen, in Senen &no6en
uno Sleii6abfdae aus Sen WebgerlGoen
3erfleinert tperoen; AUDI NbfGIe aus
S6labtbGuiern, Wui6eli6aalen, rotber
8feffer, &lete, WtDolin9s unb g8ei3en
tuerben in sroBen Nten8en oerbraubt.
Die Two Rock Grange, tpel6c s 0tetz
len bon Betaluma %entfernt Iiegt, lit Elm
Meuiter beS cooperation 8etriebes. NQe
3pei Monate wtrb Ser fir baS 6ibnerbolf
erforberIi6e 8orratb burb @ngroSbanoz
lul1gen in Betaluma erneucrt, tpDbur9
cine @riparniB BON 20 bis 35 8ro3ent err
sielt ntrb. @~egentpGrti9 9eieIt oieie 60
neutrality-suspicious. ibrer groBarti9en 6Ib2
nersu9t nod cine B~utterfabrif au, Elm gez
ibetter @infau, benn NIGHTS paBt ais lamb
tuirtbl6aftlt9eS 9anbelsprobutt beiier gu
Gtern, tDte Butter. SnnerbaLb zines l1m7
fretleS BON 3 Wfetlen fam bic Ofil6 BON
1000 &Iben erlan9t tper6en, unb man
i6dBt bic 3abl Der 6iibner auf berielben
@e6tetsfGbe auf 10000. Scben Mor9en.
tnenn Der MtldDa9en na3 Der Butter
fabrif abfGbrt, ntmmt oerielbe bic an
Sage borber gele9ten Gter NIT. Die 9roBen
netBen @ier iperben in b~sionbere 8ebGlter
setban, peI9e re9t auffaLenb nit Dem
gtanien unb @eidGftsplaB Bet @eiealhaft
be5ei6net merben. @Iei9 na6 Ofittag
brinst Der @agen Butter unb Gier mach
8etaIuma, bon tpo ite per 9ampfer na9
San Sranctsco abgeben unb bort am nd6z
ften Wor9en i9on auf Dem Warfte itnb;
BET ber &idfebr brinst Der 8asen bon
8etaluma bic BOitia6en, frif1es 6leii9,
anoere 2~abenartifeI un6 9(bfGQe bonn
S6labtbaus nit. Nuf bicle 8eiie sebt
baS @ei6dft ietnen seregelten Sort9ans
unb bic 2eute fteben it9 gut babei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
6ro6e maisernte in Sen Suofaaten

Die MoiSernte in 6en Sii6ftaaten tpar
i'm porigen Sabre cine ungep0bnliD groBe.
Sn IA iencr Staaten, WarDGanb NIT eins
eerebret, be3ifferte tie fib 5uianmen auf
483, 423, 600 8uibeG, tpas bic Waisernte
bon 1898 UNI As, 5000, 900 8uiDeG iiberiteigt.
Die gr0Bte DcrbdltniBmaBtge 3unabme sab
iicb in ben 8aumtDouitaaten 3u erfennen,
mQbrenb bic Staaten &entudp, WtarDlanb
unb @eitz@irginien etncn g~eLinOen &lGs
gang 5u perSetDnen battcr. Sc tpeiter
Iiblib man gebt, ie gr0Bcr iteut itd
bas 8erbdltntB Ser 3una6me in ben
Wfaisertrdgen. Norb>GarOltna crntete
5000, 900 8uibel mebr ais in 1893.
Slbs Carolina 5000, 900 8uibel, 9labama
iiber 5000, 900 8uibel unb GeraS 8,000,z
600 8ui6el mebr, ais i'm p~Orber9eben0en
Sabre. Wfiiiiiiippi itebt nit elmer 3u>
nabme bon 1O,O00, 900 8ui6eI an Der SptBe
un6 0retpicrtel bcs %eeiammten Webrerz
trays muroe bon ben flint Staaten: 9tlaz
barna, Saos@arolina Wt1itiitppi, Seras
unb NrfanIos er3eugt. Die @rnte i'm leB>
teren Gtaat mar UNI 100000 8uiDel
ar6Ber ais in 1893.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
6eoenfet Ser armen DoeIein !

es fnodt un6 a68t i'm birren Sols un6 b~rauiet
blrd bic 2uft,
gSie Semant1talb Itegt auf benz 6aag beS 3aufrolts
flarer Quit.
6ein NtIrntelt 1nebr CUR Mbenoltnnb' pom naben
Mielenquel,
AH9 ibn bebeft, rte ~ltarres @r5, eth 8on5er
~lilberbeQ:
Gein @(0Glein flinet,
&ein SGlter ldluingt
Gum Netber lid etnpDr,
Gerituntut lit .lGn9lt i'm 2SalOesbou Ser 369lein
Subel9or.
Sein 9eerIetn rnebr am fubGen Sit, tein &DrnGetn
auT benz Blan,
2an6 aus unb elm, 10 melt man i9aut, MIR sIatte
S6ltttenbdbn;
@tit buftis Sartem 9eG5 1~tmidrlutt bic beden unS
Der Steg,
Sn peiben 5iGen itebn pernlmntt Bic 9aume bort
AM &e9.
Ser T[ofentanS .
Sltdt etne1 6rans
Gem Rir9tburm I'M 6as Soupt,
Inns ormen go9lein brin9t er nt6tS fir bas, mas
ms %9eraubt!
SIM e%isbeidten @tanteG itapft Der @inter Our6 ben
1n6 aQes frObe 9ebem i6Gdgt er mitGeiOlOs in sonn.
Die reid gel@mit6te Came brin9t Ell e16 sum betr>
eet1 @brtit,
Inns G09lein nur ben Sun9erto6 mad LANCER 9ete
O%en9trtlt;
SIN Slams 1tn6 2i6t
&ergeBt ltns ttdt;
Sie tleinite1 B~r0leletn, y
Son ntilben SdnOen ousgeitrelt, pcriIBen uniere
8ein.
SIN par11en 8aant, am uOuen Slid, int ~fcitgefisz
ten 9aus,
Qbut ibr 6es 8inters @8refen ri8t, Ser 6unflen
9tG6te @rduS;
ger90unt nur, mas uOn Slid unb 0er6 ais unniis
itbrts bleibt
Inns &ruen, bic Ser bOie Monn NIT barter 0auft
%uertreibt,
@enn ibr an Sid
@eiunb nnb Sril6,
@enieBt bas tdgIt9 8ro6,
Ge6enft Der armen 8Oglein bod in ibrer 8ittern
Notb!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
GanOmirtbfdaftIide BeiIa9e Der
uJutnots Stats 6ettun9"

Sn bieIem 8Iatte tpir6 ie6em 9anbmirtb
bas 8ort ertbeiLt, Der in iabli6er Wetie
iiber @derbau, 8tebBu6t, @drtneret
8ienenau6t II. +. 10. feline Nnli9ten aus8us
briden piini9t, o6er burb BEN u8riefz
faiten" nm QtufflGruns na9iu6t. Sober
8etriebsneiie pirb glei9ss &e6t einges
rGuttt, in Der gorausiebung, OaB Elm ieber
nit Der a~nerifanii6en Qan6wtrtbi3aft
bertrauter Sarnter es ais ieIbitoeritdnbli3
fin6et, 6aB aagemeine Nntpetiungen unS
&atbf6Idge nibt immer fir aae 9egenoen
@IItigteit baben, ba bic tLimatti9en Ser
bGltniiie nerf9ieoen iinb.
Die nerebrten 9eier Itn6 freunbLi6 erz
iubt, tbre 8eoba6tungen unb @rfa6runz
gen Der &ebaftion mitSutbeilel1. @enn aucb
nan9em bon ibnen Elm gut She'll 8ti6ere
peiSbeit abgebt, 10 lit CT bafiir bieQei9t
nm 10 titcbtiger in Der 9rarts, womit CT
gar oft Die I9eOrten Ocr 9eLebrten
2anbptrtbe in ben S6atten gu fteQen bers
mag. Die &ebaftion lit gerne bereit, ba,
mo es nOtbig lit, bic eingeianbten 3ui3rtfz
ten in paiienbe TOrm fir ben Druid 81
brin9en. 9trbeitet ale nit an Der u0anbz
EDirtbidaftli9en 8eiIage", bamit tic irnmer
rnebr an Snterelie geiDinnen unb re9t 8iez
len nIBLib tDerben mOge!
Qn6reas Stmon,
e6afteur6er 8 a n 5 n / + t B :
f6aftIt9 en 8etLage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Gbtruen, g1ttttnnd1, 9. annatar 1895,

mub, 70 erleiDet btefer babur9 cine Gin
bulge BON IL bis Is Milionen Dollars, tpas
ales in elmer Nd9t 81 @runbe gegdngen 1T,
I'm btefen S9aben aus3uglei4en, miiBz
ten Die nod iibrig geb1iebenen Mpfelfinen
19on ben fiinffaden Prets brtngen unD bas
1T bod pobl ntbt 81 ~ertparten. 9a3u
fommt, bab Californian in ben nd9iten
@oden in Mttbeperb tritt unb nit feiner
au9 beuer pieoer re9t anTebnli6en @rnte
ben MusfaQ 10 3temli1 ausglet9t. Cine
1ebr bebeutenbe @ert6euerung lit besbdlb
nt9t pDbl gu ertDarten. Sloriba bate i'm
bDri9en Sabre etne ungebeuere @rnte 9ez
6dbt (pie aub Galtfornten) unb SloriOa
ma besbdlb nit feinen Apfeliinen biel lam
ger i'm Martte ~ge6lieben, tpte in getpDbnz
li9en SSabren, 70 baB bic cdltfDrnti1en
Npfelitnen groben Shells auf Dem 8aume
bertrodnen muBten, neil Big gum Gtntref=
fen Der nDrDtf6en SDmmerfru9t fein N6z
Idb bdfir nar. 9amdls 6dtten bic SlD=
ribaer iiber bas pe9 Der Galtfprniaer gez
ld9t, ieBt laben Die Galtforrtaer iiber bas
pe3 Der Sloribaer. 9te californif6en
Mp~fel1tnenbduer pGren Bel einem np9maliz
gen @rntegliid Der f1oriba'f9en gu @runbe
gegangen, benin Die Npfelftne 1T feline Sru9t,
Die MAJ in anberem, ais frif9em, 3uftanDe
beripertben ober bic i'm Sommer nit unferem
eigenen Sbit concurrtrer tann. Wa3 bes
@tnen Not6, 1T bes Nnberen 8rob. 9te ca
ltfornii9en 8auern fDnnen itb NIT gutem
Ge9t Elm gliidlt9es neues Sd9r tpini9en.
9en Iebten Na9rt6ten 3ufoIge bat Ste
Sbdbigung ber 8loriba'er @rnte 6a3u 9ez
fiibrt, 6aB bic Sran9en3ii6ter in @alifOrz
nten nit tbren @oDegcn in Slori6a Elm
8iin6niB geiblolien baben, gu Dem 3we6,
Die 8reiie fir Srangen iofort un1 so Gents
bic &tite gu erb0ben, boob bat eS gan3 ben
9nibein, ais oh Ser 8r0Bere She'll Der
@rnte in ben 8 r%angenbainen Galtforniens
leLbit So Die &iite briugen tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Die GlYoesoale pferoe. RaRe.

Oieie meitbetannte Gafie, aus @nglan6
unb S6ottlanb ftammenb, erfreut fib
bter3ulan6e elmer 9roBen gerbrettung unb
8eliebtbeit. Die 0urdl6nittsgroBe Der
@lDbesbalez8ferb 1T ca. 65-67 3oQ.
8etBe Qtb3ei9em an benz @eii6t unb an
ben 8eiuen ftnb Bel bieier &afie iebr
bdufi9. Die bauptidblibftcn tpertbOoGen
@igeni6aften Der @lDbes itnb iDitematilder
8au, S6pere unb Starfe, Nusbauer unb
biermtt ~perbunoen Elm nidt unbetr66ts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Ser @enuB bon QlepfeIn bor

Ser @enuB BON QlepfeIt Dor ober
nab Der Mabl3eit lbt auf bic gerbauung
einen ungemein 9iiniti9en GinfluB aus.
Sin bcriibmter fronsOiti6er Qr3t i6reibt
bic Mbnabme Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
O1spepiie) unb per @aQenfranfbeit in
garis Benz bermebrten @enuiie BON Qepfeln
gu, bicle fir geiunb, ma9enitarfenO unb
leibt ber6aultb ertldrenb. @s icbeint,
baB bic Npfelidure sur 8efOrberuns Der
9erbauung beitrd9t. $50 robe Nepfel
8efbwerben beruriaben, tpdble man 9es
bratene, bie in Der &egel au6 BON benz
i3nd9ften Wagen gut pert:agen xseroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Agricultural 9ttppIftttr1tt.

uu6 bic fir ben 8erian6t nerfiiebare
Wfcnge tpir6 auf'nur $500 Sons 8eibabt.
Ser gr0Bte She'll Der 8elenfornernte bieies
2anbeS tpirb bier nerbrau9t, na6 benz
Nuslan6 9ebt iebr menig. 8Gbreno Der
eriten 9 Wpnate bes Sabres 1894 betrllg
Der Nusfubripertb bon 8eienforn uno nerz
fertisten 8eien 1921, 900, segen $290,OOO
i'm entipre9en0en 3eitraum BON 1893.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Bubertiih.

gon ser gerfubsitation ser l1niberfi tdt
bon @aItfornien in 8e~feLeD gingen uns 3u:
Bulletin SEQ. 105 = l. uGanatgre ober
@erberampfer" 2. Scr aultralti9e Sal3z
bul6 fir aLfalii6ene 8oben". Bulletin
go. 1O6 = v0ertbeiIung bon Samereien,
8flan3en unb Qblegern".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

Sn Dbl9en 3lFfetn mo 1lcbt Die Betra9e
fir Qbnubung Der Sarm8erGtbi9aften
(Wtal6ine aus9enOmmcr), oOer fit ST.
ib0pfung beS 8obens nit ein9elbtoiien.
Oie NrbettSfoitet itelten 1t6 auf $22.68
per 9(cre, ber Ourcbl1nittsertrag an W3ais
mar Is Sous, 1,218 8funb per Qlcre, mas
einem NrbettSGobn bon $1.45 per Tonne
nit @inibluB Der Soften bes Samens unb
beS Wietbs3tnleS 9Iet3 fommt.
@aS benfen bic 2eier Der v2anbp. 8ei>
lage" bon btelen 3ablen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Koiten oes maisfutters.

Giner Der 8eri9te bsr Observation-Disclosures
oes Staates Suinois entbdlt nabitebenbe
3ulammeniteGuhs Der NrbeitSfolten fur
zen 8au BON Is @cres @eli6torn unb Sic
5tnbrin9una befieIben in Sen SiIo ODER
Stall behufs Nermenouno al8 Niehfrtter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

Mnfragen, semen ni9t Ser
Namc unb @obnort bes
SraeefteIIers betgefIgt iin6,
wanbern in BEN Papterforb.
Mebrere @~nfra8en unb auh
+ ii + BEN 9 pre6aaG beft mite
Wttt BE II un8en Ian tie iir
sc hummer 3n ipGt an nno
IN erb m IN B er na9ft en- g laBfinz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-27
WV posTMAsrEEs
Nireinin's Gnftenhnrg.

John c Carr and Dennis Mclaughlin
appear 10 have secured control OF the
st. Asaph track. Carr is reported as
saying openly that the Western Turf
Congress is now ready to receive ST.
Asaph with open arms. lie intimates
that racing Will be continued indefinite
~ at ST. Asaph. with foreign books, and
all the accessories that made Gutten-
burg infamous. 1t is not so long ago
that New Jersey court of competent
jurisdiction sentenced both John C. Carr
and Dennis Mclaughlin 20 the Hudson
county jail for four months, and every
mght-minded, honest citizen OF New Jer-
sey firmly believes that the sentence was
far too lenient. and that the scOundrels
who made Guttenburg possible should be
behind the bars. instead OF being at
liberty, 10 inhict further injuries upon
racing and upon the public Now. that
the Virginia Jockey Club seems 10 have
outlined its policy. prompt action by
the lovers of honorable racing should be
taken. I'm order 10 place the club where
IL rightly belongs. The Jockey Club should
not hesitate. now that the intentions OF
the Gutenberg element have been OPEN
ly proclaimed. Moreover. the DE
Reszkes OF the turf should not appear
or be represented at the continuous
shows of a dime-museum character Nell
their should the Jockey Club properties,
such as starters. clerks OF the scales. or
any OF the other props" be loaned TO
enhance the freak shows OF the turf -
New York Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-27
Mr. Fnnkhansaa's siarringa

Miss Matte Brady, youngest daughter
of Major and Mrs. James w Brady. and
Mr.. Charles f. Funkhousen, of Licking
ton, Va. were last evening married, at
the brides home, "Avondale," near Ca
louisville. Rev. James Rhodes, Of the
Baptist church, this city, officiating. The
parlor was decorated with ferns and cut
flowers. Mrs. GEORGE w Dease, OF
New York, sister OF the BRIDE played the
wedding march. Misses Mollie and Mar
garet Leitch- and Helen Dease nieces Of
the bride. were maids OF honor. Tho
bride entered the parlor on the arm OF
her father. who gave her away she
wore white ottoman silk, trimmed with
duchess lace and pearls. and carried white
carnations. The maids wore pink silk
and carried pink roses. After the cere-
mony lunch was served Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Horn
OF Lowell. Mass: Mrs George W. Dease
of New York. General II r.. Brady. of
Fayetteville. \. c.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Frizzell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Greggs,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler. w. Crow
ell, Of Washington. ID. c.; Mr. and Mrs.
A. VI Litz. Mr.. and Mrs John Sasscer.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Dease, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. H. r..
Rhodes. Miss Annie Hoffman. The cop-
pie left Gainesville on the 1923 train for
a trip North. Their future residence will
be I'm this city.-f5aitimore American OF
Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-27

departures from American ideals OF gov
eminent. The citizens true attitude to-
wards Il Is that o: waiting FER Inc "rh
or the party which shall most nearly re-
spond TO this gre al reaction in iuDic SEN
timcnt. leaving the friends Of Inc pdet 10
bury their d. al A moderation OF par"
sanship. willingness TO follow souhu
ard conservative leaders whenever tney
may hail, 4 rosclute nsiatance upon
simple and non-cbtrusive political IDEALS
these ar the wants OF the tine ana
with a large majority Of our people,
this has become or is becoming the re-
generated drift OF sentiment"
There IL the text for all men 70 preach
upon Let us return 20 the boundaries OF
our Constituticn--the greatest instrument
that ever came from uninspired minds.
Il is perfect chart for a code Of laws
that will treat every individual in any
mass OF men just as every other one Is
treated. and that is the just and true
and the only just and true object Of
government. II allows every man perfect
liberty to do just as he plcases, so long
as he trespassos upon no right Of another
man. and that IS the state Of society
which all governments should be insti-
tuted TO bring about.
The most disastrous blow that could
have been given to our institutions was
the new system erected in place Of our
old and time -honored OF @, which confirm
Cd the right Of issuing promissory notes,
payable on demand, TO corporations
created by the United States, under con-
ditions required Of them. which limited
the possibility OF having them TO CONNER
cial centres. This conhscation 0or that
is what Il was) Of private credit has
struck this country the doadlicst blow
that could have been dealt II. IL is at the
bottom of the cry for more money. The
inherent vitality Of the old system Of
State banks, and the inherent weakness
Of the national banks. except as an in
strumentality 10 coerce forced loans out
of the people in time Of war. Is shown
by the astounding fact that within the
past twenty years. with all the existing
mpediments in their way. and with all
the coddling possible 10 give to the ma
tional banks the State banks have in
creased their capital 253 per cent. while
the capital Of the national banks has
been increased in the same time but %
per cent. That tells the whole tale. That
shows how the interests of the people
turn them instnctively 10 their local
harkq and hou thew turn them irrcsist-
ably away from the alien and foreign
system Of national banks
Let US return to the lines of the Con-
stitution, and we shall again be the happy
and contented people that we were
in 1860.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-27
.,,.z,sa PRESUMPTION.

T.. NJ Wendonburg's trial Of his hoei
suit for a policeman. against Ihe lii''9
IN THURSDAY. in which, We would son'E
.,,o,,,o him. that twelve Of our fell
low.citizens unanimously lecided thal ne
should return shorn. from his eXpool'ioh
IN quest Of wool, straining his voice 20
,,s utmost and delivering torrent OF
very nervous eloquence with very ner-
vous hands. be asserted the rights OF 'ne
neorio in their contest with a bloody jug
,,ernaut like The Richmond Times with
n fervor that would have excited the I'M
nounded enthusiasm Of the gallery gods
ttc closed one Of his finest periods with
tn, exclamation:
.Whv. The Times newspaper actually
has The effrontery TO criucise the demo-
cratic party of Virginia. and has even
gene so far as to correct the Richmond
Dispatch
There now. people Of Nrgnil' you have
fl at last. You might have stood criticism
OF the Democratic party, but think OF
correcting the Richmond Dispatch. What
is TO be done with such presumption as
that?
Can the Dispatch err Perish the
thought. Think. then. Of the Treason
revolution. schism. and wickedi css Of
daring To- correct l!it. Audaciors as 1t
may scom, fit is perfectly certain that
The Times has been guilty Of this mon
strous oforcc, and from what we know
Of The Times we fear it is liable to re-
Peat IL.
And 1t is barely possible. too. that in
the pursuit of The Times idea Of its
duty II may feel itself called upon to
critioiss even MIR. Wenaenburs himself
should that now conspicuous practitioner
occupy a pcs ition which would entiue
him to become a legitimate subject Of
ou- consideration.
Such irrevercnce IS, howeve, a sad COM
mentary upon the degeneracy Of these
days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-27

The Adjutant-General has issued an
order converting the board OF officers ap-
pointed to prepare and formulate suen
regulations for the government oil lhe
Virginia Volunteers as are contemplate
IN sections 3C3 ami 37t Code OF virginia.
The board will meet on Monday AT :.
NJ. IN the office OF the Acknowledgement,
The body consists OF AdJutai'- ielel a,
charles J. Anderson. Brisadier-General
r, Phillips. Colonel William Male.
Tbird Regiment Infantry; Lieutenant
Colonel Jo Lane Storm, Assistant In
spact0r General: Lieutenant 'olohel
James r. Branch. First Regiment Cayal-
~; Major W. r. Simons. First Battalion
Artillery. Major Sol. Cutchins; Fourth
battalion Infantry: Lieutenant j. T..
Knight. Third Regiment Cavalry L. 5. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-27
Justice Johns Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
In the Police Court yesterday.
Mary Jane Fountain ,colored) was
charged with having a nuisance on her
premises, but the case was dismissed.
3. Firth charged with assauiting An
ME Harris tcolored), was hon0rably ac-
quilted
Minnie Jones and Alberta Lacy color
ed were charged with abusing Laura
Claire, In the sixth Mt Zion church. The
case WAS dismissed.
Mary Jane Ross (colored) was arraigned
on an attachment tor contempt OF court,
but the case was dismissed.
Lee Parker (colored) was charged with
stealing a pair of shoes from WingO, FL
lett & Crump. lie was sent to jail for
three months. and security was required
Of him for twelve months.
Wilson Jackson was fined $40 and costs
for assauliing Charlotte Pollard.
George Bolton was fined 3 and costs
for being drunk and cursing on the
street
Mary Williams Mas sent to jail for thir-
" days for threatening the life of Ar
temla Davis.