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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
An Armenlan Comnla rs OF England.

LONDON, Dec. 3i,-One of the Armenian
delegates TO the conference held at Ches-
ten. on Saturday on the subject OF Arhe-
nian outrages, said in the course oI an
interview to-day: ,..,
"Our deadliest enemy is the traditonal
policy of the British Foreign Once, Whlch
is now assisting Turkey TO evade eXr
posure by asserting TO the imposture ol
y Turliei commission to inquire into the
atrocities. when documents from the con-
suls in Turkey giving details Of the out
RACES are in the possession of Lord KIM
oerlv. The foreign office has conceaied
during the past four years recotas WnISn 1nrtn
laid bare a conspiracy VIII tHe VI " ~
AGAINST the Armenians. Such "a state OF
affairs is a disgrace to the Christlan GOV
eminent of England"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Choa WnrkerN demonstration.

c3tv witnessed a big labor demonstration
workers. numbering 1000 marched TO
Chick Bros. and to Spauldng & Swetts
shoe factories. At Chick Bros ,Hnr. lactory
ing ing about rs, including those who work
in Rarrows & Crowelrs shoe stitching
rooms. In the adjoining building: lett
their work and came out. Hpout one
also came out.
About l5O employees quit work at Spauld-
ing & Swett's factory Upon the return
of the marchers, mass-meelhB was
held in the City Hall.
The shoe workers say they are deter
mined TO break UP the contract system
and also to secure the adoption of new
price list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Noyements Of War Ships.

wAsHTNGTON, ID. c., Dec. 1.-The
cruiser Concord is voyaging down the
Yang-Tse- Kiang river towards Shansh hai;
She reported at shin Kwan Yesterday ana ana
chin kyang to-day. the Csstne ne, mas ra
ceive her punch bowl The Machias ar
rived at Port Said to-day. on her way way
TO China. and the San Francisco ieached
Newport, where she will secure her oa 1oa-
nedo eduipment and be inspected pre-
parotorv 10 sailing for the Medteranlan
TO- to relieve the Chicago as flagship. The
Essex has arrived at New YORK, and the
Detroit has left Naples on her way 10
ioin the Machias in the SueZ canal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Charleston to Have New rarA.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Dec: I.-The
city government has just concluded the
purchase of tract of 800 acres OF land
on the Cooper river, about five miles from
the city. for the purpose of establishing
q public park. The land lies in one body
and borders on the river banks. 1t has
a vigorous. natural growth of pine, OAKS,
and the typographical advantages make
II an ideal spot for the landscape archi-
tect who will be put 10 work ON il at
once 60 covert 1t into model park An
avenue. 100 feet wide. will be constructed.
'rhie avenue will be free from the rail
ROAD tracks. With the aid Of electric
cars. the park will be under half hour $
drive from the battery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
psmolishing an historic Building.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. A-The
work of demolishing the old mansion on
ia Favette Square where james u
Blaine died and where the seward assas-
treatre is to be constructed on the site
Articles which were in the room where
Mr Blaine died are being carefully. re
moved and it is understood that they
set apart for that purpose in the new
theatre. The actual work of demohti on
viii commence when the interior of the
mansion has been dismantled. Some oI
the rooms are found to have mantels or
rare and beautiful black marble, painted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

BERLIN. Dec. 3l.-Herr SeclIcl. direc-
tor OF the Commercial Exchange, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself with
a revolver. He had contracted debts
on the Bourse amounting TO cvcr l,OJO.O.
marks, through speculation in the grain
business. and his business was for tht
time suspended. he succeeded In max
Ing ii partial settlement with his credit
ors and resumed business last Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Tn LIGHT Elert OH frauds.

WASHINGTON. Dec S.-Hon. j. {.
Manning, of Montgomery, Ala, member
of the committee appointed at 81. Louis
nv the national committee of the Populists
to to M submit evidence to Congress in sub
sta1tiation Of the charges OF election
frauds in the southern States, has recelv-
ed communications from people through
out the South urging him 10 call 10
gether representatives from all OF the
southern states for the purpose OF organ
jzing ballot rights leagues. MT, Manning
will soon issue a call for conference o.
those favoring the movement 10 meet al
New orleans January IS and 10, 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Mr. keana Lost His Voice.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Dec. 3l.-Thomas
w Keene, the tragedian, was unable to
FIJI two-nights' engagement IN TINS cry,
owing TO fbe fact that he had lost his
yoice When he arrived here he could
not sneak above whisper. The tragedian
att,.ih1ted his misfortune to overwork
and a severe cold. He is sick man man.
He hopes to be able 10 appear al Sea'i,e 20. tie
can do So His company filled their en-
esa,ement here, playing 10 small hossos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
orr Consul IL Colon tlnei.

PANAMA. Dec. 1.-The Star and Her
AID SAYS. The American Nice-COnsul at
Colon was arrested yesterday on a charge
of assault ffe was granted hearing,
the result of which was that he was SEN
tenced To Imprisonment for five days. ana
wac also required 10 furnish a bond TO
keep the peace for six months. The SEN
terce was, however. commuted TO the
payment of fine. Richard G.. Winter
smith. OF hea59cky, was appointed United
States consul at Colon in June last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
iiunrarYs Cabinet.

BuDAPESTH, Dec. 3l.-Emperor Francs
joseph has returned to Vienna without
having succeeded in the formation of 4
ne.. Hungarian cabinet. II - not now
probab!e that Or Banhfy will become
rremier. but Il IS m're likely that the
presidency OF the Council VIII be accept
Cd by Count Hsdory Wy. Ban OF Croa-
tia. with a coalition Of the ministry COM
nnsnd OF Llherals and Nationals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

The pope has decorated Prince Lohan-
osf- RostovskI, the Russian Ambassador at
Vienna. with TIE order of Christ. This
is the highest OF al orders in the s.ft
~ me Po.tiff. His Holiness has also
authorized the establishment OF a catho-
lIc section IN the Paris Exposition. which
il Ia proposed 20 hold In 1909 for the exhi-
hilton OF eli objects sent by various
Catholic missions Throughout the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

WASH TNGTON. Dec. 3l.-Judgc Nc
Comas to-day overruled the demurrers
filed by ne attorneys OF CAPTAIN How
gate TO three indictments returned by
the grand jury. Captain Howgate was
then arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
but appended the further plea that the
fnmctments were not found within three
years after the alleged offences therein
charged were committed. The question as
10 whether indictments barred by statute
Of limitations was thereupon argued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
TIE Treasury Balance.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. A.-rhe
general Treasury balance at the close OF
tbn ea,endar year 1894 is stated at
si5S. .O22. .s92. of which sSeSIol45 is In gold
nS,sr his balance was struck the Treas
,'r,, u,as notided OF the with travail from
The New York subtreasury of $500 900 In
gold for export, and the above balances
are reduced by that amount.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
No Escaps for Drey us.

PARIS Dec. 81. The Council OF Revi-
sion has confirmed the sentence OF con-
fnement in the Fortress for life. which
was imposed upon Captain Albert Drey-
fus by a court martial OH December I'D.
Captain Dreyfus did not appear In per
SON before the Council. His demand for
a new trial was rejected. the Council
declaring that the first trial was con-
Quoted on all points In conformity with
the law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Snnw..toru. In scot and.

LONDON. Dec. Sl.-A snow-storm has
RACED continuously for four days in the
highlands OF Scotland. Roads are COM
pletely blocked and the railway trains are
showed in.
\ heavy snow-storm, accompanied oy
fi(crce gales, rs prevailing in the north
~ England and Wales. Travel is. Ia
consequence, greatly impeded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Nav Orleans Natinnal Rnnks.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Si.-The report Of
the coalition OF the nine national banks
OF New Orleans, La. December 18TH.
show: Loans and discounts, sl2,0i0,cO;
lawful money reserves. s., l32,o 600. OF which
sS25. ia is in gold. and individual deposits.
siT,5s9,to0. Average reserve Is @.o5 per
cect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
. pre.a,t,t;ou 20 the CastiOe.

cAsTJNE. Me-, Dec sl.-The presenta-
.,on ~ q silver fruit dish was publicly
made in the town hall at O'clock th,s
evening TO the officers OF the United
States gunboet Castine. The hail was
filled 10 oyerfiOWins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
,.ara nlu,rcnil q Condition.

LONDON. Dec. 3l.-Lord Randolph
Churchill passed fairly good night and
his condition this morning shcss little
II any change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
ROV oyhR BGhcKISEIDGE.
Daughters of the REVOLUTION In Tennessee
VIII Boycott Him.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. a.-W. c. p
Breckenridge is booked to lecture in Mem
phis this week. and social and club cir
cles arr aroused to an extraordinary de-
gree. Yesterday two local chapters OF the
Daughters of the Revolution promulgated
the following:
TO the Daughters of the Revolution in
Tennessee:
In the name Of the late Mrs. Isaiah
Desha Breckenridge. a charter member OF
our society and a greatly wronged woman
we appeal TO you to discountenance in
any degree or form any courtesy or at
tention extended to w. G. r. Breckin-
ridge. her husband thereby upholdlng the
dignity, honor and purity OF our society
in American womanhood.
(Signed)
MILDRED SPOTSWOOD MATHES,
State Regent.
Notwithstanding this. leading society
lady has issued fifty invitations TO re-
cepI'on 10 be extended 10 Mrs. Breckin-
ridge who accompanies her husband.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Dec. Congressman
". c. T.. Breckenridge lectured last night
at the Olympic Theatre on "Eras of
American Development TO an audience
OF i5o people. including two ladies. one OF
the latter being his wife. The door re-
ceipts did not pay for the hall
Their IS a rumor that his future dates
will bc cancelled.
CINCINNATI. Dec 3l.--Col. W. c. p.
Breckenridge, who sued GustavaUs a.
at his lecture Thursday night. lost MS
ease to-day. The court sustained Myers
claim for services ia takinS cvPOsltiOns In
the Pollard case year ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

The Berlin Reichsanzeeiger announces
that the !andtag wiz be convened Janu-
airy 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

wEArHxR FORECAST.
virstaia: Fair: aorshsrIx winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
orBrE Lossrs.

Peiser & Munfelder. dealers IN notions,
occupying store In the annex. suffered
loss OF about 5000 by fire and water:
Il commercial traveller. who had trunk
full of jewelry I'm his room. which he
saii was valued at $1,000. offered re-
ward OF half the contents 10 any one who
would get II out. John Doaahue. John
Baker, OF the Rogers Volunteers. and j.
w Lane. OF Bath. entered the building
and succeeded In getting the trunk our
and they brought II 10 the kenmo9
where they were handsomely rcwafcef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

tention has been 10 secure the enforce
meRt of law i'm this city. and yet he has
dogged our steps from first to last. ane
tas made efforts to dlscredit US in the
estimation OF the community. If thu
executive element OF the police force hat
been able to accomplish its purpose, u
wohll have crushed the society: thert
would nave been no Lexow Committe.
and Grant would have been Mayor to
day instead OF Strong"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

I'VE are not saying there was any TN
derstanding, or az least any written stipu-
lation. that If he would tell what he
knew about other men In the department
that we're criminals he should no be
called 20 tine witness-stand. or II called
should be allowed to use the stand as an
ourortunity for discriminating his own
associates and celebrating his own per-
sonal and official innocence; but, whether
there was any such stipulation or not,
the acceptance of his assistance practi-
cally involved deal. and committee
that came down from Albany with the
express purpose OF investigating deals
ought 10 have been punctilllously careful
to avoid even the appearance OF having
a susceptible side for the very sort OF Of
fence that they We're designated TO detect
and adjudge.
I'VE. OF the executive committee fee
that our fight during the past three year,
has been against Mr.. Byrnes. He has
known perfectly well that our only In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

NEW YOni, Aug. li,--SovorAl hun
dTel Roman Catholics from this city
anu Brooklyn, and a. many more from
Philadelphia, will II once begin pill
grimage to the shrine Of Our Lady of
Martyrs, uuHT Auticsyille, ", y. A
special macs viii be held In the 81.
Francis Navier's church, In honor Of
the beginning In this city August ! Az
tho two hun1re1 anu iorty.ninth amt
versary OF tho mArlyTdom Of Jesuit
missionaries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

BAN FRASCisCO, Aug. l3-The OBJ
lection OF busllsss men TO 10 jury duty
IN the cBss OF Theodore Duuant,
charged win the murder OF Blanche
Lataont, nud tho alleged bias Of those
who are osiensibly willing, has made
the issk secuing jury exceedingly
dlilicur. OF twenty veuirtmen exam
ibcd Mt the Hfst session " cur TO-DAY,
no talCsmen were accepted because oil
declared themselves disqualified. Tue
sworn iufymon now hunter eight
Judge Murphy IN anxious ~ hasten the
tunl ami IL preventing all delay pos.
sible. In refusing TO begin contempt
proceedings against various local neWH'
papermon he has saved probably q
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14
renlraI Am.rIcnn Tsd.rntlon.

NV York, Aug. IA speoinl 10
the UOrd from MaIsEua, Nicaragua,
says
GuRiomalh's minister Of war, Con.
Morales, visited here aeCfetly, It IL re-
rofted, aad tTind 70 Influence President
ZolayR sgEinslit the projected federation.
But X,lsyE, II Is asserted, answered
that II ~ now too late 10 make any
changes IN the plans; thaI tho other
presidents ware not svefse q letting
GuRtomaiR ~, but they were afraid Of
Batfios. The new republic would he
willing 10 make trogties with Gua,s.
msla should rho WIEN It,
Minister Morales lett detected, the
TumOr says, without answering the
propositions made to him. IL Ia pro-
posed 10 Organize cabinet nfsiN mem.
bers, two from each country Ia toe
federaticn-Nlcaragua, Honduras anu
Salvador,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14
PLAIN. PRACTICAL, COMMON SENSE.
Directed to the Reason and Reflection Of Thinking Intelligent
People
This Not Bn Experience II Has Profit by the
Lesion It conve,-A Little Frank straightforward raik

detail 10 That 10 might be recognized By AM
Que shoWed W. possible tendencies n neg
l','eu and hsp the proper course 10 pursue ie
Aodi1 boz The usse of little IItlma la GALA,
tho year OH daughter % Sire Ia CALLS, Wha
RESIDES 90 40. 80 snuih Wet Temple street
I. presented iair sample NJ what BOD RESULT
~ - w. shores treatment utit sroeL ID
tAAeh 10 ime and carefully pursued.
20 = recent intor,tsw Mrs ~ Gala rave
love- "
"My little daughter suffered with catarfh
Almost rNrN dHf OF hCr nc, With ail Of Inc
Naua. anu ever annoying symptoms but uorat
"l hIlt mere "aaH tUhriuI uHnr. which seemed
tH come from hcr head and THROAT all tLs time
ana 10 wac 30 ual and su terrible tuat c1uId
hardy stand tu have the child near ue.
~ uad u"oc many thIngs To- tho pet seven
NcArs IN an 'hoft Co rUiUvo hur ~ sue trouble
tul vita little or no success, until wafr Ts.
vailed uUuu iu consult Doctor shores. After
ho eNhmiuri her bee SNOW a. once what tho
trout .s was. anu placed har under treatment,
aud iir results ~ hIs t-cAInrut auu care are
~ gratifying, hni che Improved 10 nicely, that
J fhal over Do grateful 10 Doctor thoIoa Tor
mo Euul he has accomplished. aud I am VERY
E'ai pt The opportunity 90 endorse ana rec.
nUWoni hIs HAIl and ua spleuiid treatment
% anyone who may suffer And Is ia need Of
the services VI attIIiul phyfrisn."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

n PORTLAND, ore, Aug. lS,-Napoleon
Davis, secretary Of the Den, cratic
stale central committee, has received
twshty.bevun TOspOnie, % the letter
addressed early last July 10 oGch o.
ths thirty-,wo members Of ia, com.
mitteo requesting their views on tle
proposition 10 have the Democratic
party Of Oregon take some Ufiiuisl
action regarding silver
Twenty.six Of tho writer's express nm
opinion concerning tho sentiment tn
thclr eounIigs a. 10 silver, anu OF these
fourteen eXpre's the BELIEF that the
voters tncIeare In favor " tho free cdr
age Of silver while twelve are Just q.
ccrtpin that the sentiment In their
counties IA against the Tree coinage OF
aIIyTF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

NEW YORIS, Aug. l3.--That line In
President ClevelanI's answer 10 u let
ter OF cougfatulation, "Life is one
grand, sweet song" has inspired Ed
ward D.eflng TO write verses with u
iOr the refrain, and 10 Get the whole to
music. lilo sent the ntst copy OF HE
work 10 the President, who wrote to
him yesterday the following letter Of
tnnnKg, from Gray Cable:
"DsRt SRI have received the
music gu knJly sent to nue., and de-
sire to tnank you for II, aud for the
friendly eXpfesfi5ns contained Ia the
letter accompanying.
"GRUvER CLEVELAND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14
CONDITIONS oS CUnA.
Ipsnl,h soldiers DJ ting OF Foyer
Others Join the Hebsis.

IpsnI,h soldier. DJInE OF Foyer
Others Join the Rebels.
NEw YORK, Aug. lain an inter.
view In aD evening paper, General dc
luesala says: al would not DO eur
Jllsed II General Camps did carry
ut bic oit.repeatsd threat Of throwing
~ the command In Cuba, Iniorma-
Hon received from CAmaguey this
morning. tells Of tho successes OF
isuefal Gomez and Of daily reinforce.
nenls TO his ranks. The city Ia In n
lanlr, and the Spanish troops are
,itAid 10 venture beyond It's limits.
General Camps has ordered that every
5jiy Of tTOOI q shall leave monument
behind, In order to show that they
ave operated in the places designated
y him.
"when tho soldiers return from
,hsir excursions in this region, one.
hall Of them arc disabled by sickness.
In tue hospital NJ Puerto Principe
there are over four hundred Spanish
ioldiers and the deaths average Twelve
q day.
"From the sugar plantations Of lei
LugAreno, nfIy Spaniards, natives OF
GAlllcia, recently Joined tho insur-
gents, showing that even the span.
isfds are in sympathy with the revolu.
uOnists.
"ttom Madrid, am informed that
Tue reserves OF 1891 are 10 disg used at
being ordered to Cuba that tho gov
eminent Ia afraid Of mutiny. 10 pre-.
vent this they have been disArmed and
lhelf arms and ammunition will bo
delivered to them on landing In Cuba.
INC reserves declare, however, that
llry Will join the revolutionary
lgicea when they are disenlbarkod IN
Cuba.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

IEDIAEApOLIs, Aug. 1.-the com
mitIee that was appointed at the
Mezinkuckee conference VI free silver
Democrats hiss Issued an address 10 the
Democrats OF Indiana. This address
was signed by a. w. Clark, OF Greene
burg, W. l.. 5linksrd, OF Bloomfield,
Josinh Gwin, OF New Albany, anu
Isaac Il. SuOus, OF Rockville. Ii ~
Understood that tho address was writ
ten by Senator Turpis. The address
says that the money question II now
tho indiaputed Issue aud will be- the
leading Issue in tbs next campaign.
Tho committee declares that toe Issue
IL the question OF gold aud plutootAcy
on the one eide and bimslhllism and
the people on the Other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14
MILITARY DISPLAY.


A Largo Force stationed on tue 18th.
mus Of panama,
pNEw York, Aug. IA special 70
n LEGAL paper from Panama say: Gsn-
uTal CasablanRca, commander IN Chiel
OF the armies OF the Atlantic anu Pa
clio coasts, arrived nj Carthgena re-
Gently ana u expected here August D
with 800 veterans, composing the bat.
talon Of Briceen0, This Will increase
TO one thousand men the force Of reg
ulAt aoldieTs on the lsthmus OF Pans.
ma, IL Il Tumorud that General Cas-,
bianacs intends TO establish lsmpOfaty
headquarters here. IL IL tue first time
In history that such Il large force ha,
been stationed on the isthmue.
Tue innovation entails monthly tx
peuses amounting TO about $40, 900 ~
silver currency.
There is at present nothing knowI
or apparent to Justify this military dis
play anu consequent Expenditure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14
GEOGRAPHIC.
SEE. PEFFER'S IDEA'
,,yl ,rd Rent The Chief Troubles
Of this Country.
Ooru SHOULD De LOWERED
n, Senator viii Take the stump
AgaIrst the Free silver
Movement.

rupoRrA, Kas., Aug. lS'-sena'of
p.s,, has wilton a isiler to j. u.
u,,,.p Of this city. He has discatleu
,a,stsni the sub.treA'ury plan, anu
-,,,,, tina. he believes the chief 'rou'
N, Win the county IL Interest ana II"
,.,n evil, ront. lie calls attention TO
,bs fac. that the average rate OF interest
!, per cent, and states that the net
.,.,,se savings Of the people for the
s,, forty years have not been over
Fs,ye are.u he continues, "payine
% tban twice ~ much for the use Of
~. money We have bopu compelled ~
49, a. we nave teen able 10 ehvo
,,',, ouf labor. Rents are governed by
','v,illpr rates for the usc u money.
ib,ye come 10 the conclusion that,
.ts'ny ali proper confederation TO every
-, n reform which has been suggest-
,s. rs,ple cannot recover from theif
crpfs,siye burdens OF uoDt except
,s,ough tue abolition Of Interest," or ~
i,pt by reducing the rate to level
teoW that % tue lefmRuchb nANihks
Ssthe people. 10 abolish interest viii
,roulfs That the people themselves
sciips through their properly cOus'l.
iutsd agent, tue government, shall
tsss charge Of their own monetary
,lalu, preparing, itsuing ami conirol'
bng thrif own money through their
avn iuslfumontalities, ns may be bost
adapted to thoir purpose. l can sec no
vay GU, oi tue Troubles Ia tue direo'
t5a have spoken VI that will be 10
40. 20 lust, NJ easy Of accomplish
mept and w efficient NJ 10 coin our
hud, issue money basVd upon our
vgaIlh and abolish tue business OF
l.ulpg money by corporations"
Imam interview Mr. Peiiet said that
he was glad to sec the land.
money idea Progressing Ia the face Of
what he called "Tnbid metnlisDi." lie
has declared againsG iteu coinage, and
L agAinsl the entire silver movement.
H. will take the stamp sgainst IL this
all.
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cy OF mischief, whlc Ia gives promise OF
lOBR Outlssiiug their repeal"
Tho Times then proceeds with a dis
cussion Of coo position Of the United
5 stss treasury, and Il coutitofs that
",le corn ami cotton exports 10 the
f,rue Of our bad hGtvosis will sotve to
psevent recurrence oi the gold drain
tom America. AmerlcA's currency IL
stili Ia excess Of tue Couutfy's neodf,
but 1t may be hoped that time and 10.
cfeasiDg population will remedy that
evil, Auj that no more stOp-gap expo'
dienciss will he required to deal with
mischief which has been VI artificial
Oieulion.N