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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
ECONOMIC STUDY IN JAIL.
Monopoly, He Says, Doles Out
Such Labor and Wages as
1t PleaSeS.
MONEY CONTROLLING POWER
All This Is Wrong, and Only a CO.
Operative Commonwealth Can
Right 1t.

WOODSTOCK, ILL, June 20.-Eugene V.
Debs, president of the American Railway
Union, who, with l.. W. Rogers, William
+. Burns, Sylvester Kelliher, James Ho-
gan, James Elliott and r. NJ. Goodwin,
directors of that organization, is serving a
six months sentence for contempt ofcourt
in the McHenry County Jail here, is enjoy
ing life as well as prisoner can.
When representative of the CALL WIS.,
tied him Debs looked trife thinner than
he was few weeks ago, but indoor life has
not yet begun to tell on his rudy cheek.
He was comfortably attired in negligee
costume, as were all the other prisoners.
Life in the prison is not lrksome to Debs
and his companions, for every moment is
occupied. All are deeply interested in the
study OF economic questions and textbooks
on these subjects are constantly in use.
When asked for an expression of his views
on the labor problems Mr.. Debs said:
1.-THE trend of the times is toward capt.
talization, toward Capitalization of every
thing, and when each branch of industry
is controlled by a trust that monopoly doles
out such wages as it pleases and eXactS
such prices for its product as it pleases.
All this is wrong, and only a cooperative
commonwealth can right it. In this coun-
try we have no longer a republic, no longer
a Congress. If the Congress places upon
the statute books law inimical to the in
terests of the allied money power of capt.
tai it is wiped out by the Supreme Court.
"What is the Supreme Court? Nine gen.
tlemen who owe their appointment to cor
poration influence, seven of whom are ccr-
poration lawyers, men whose lives have
been spent in the service of corporations,
whose affiliations and sympathies are all
with the corporations. Is there the
slightest chance that they would decide
any question in favor OF the workingman,
in favor of class from which they turn
with disgust and which might as well be
on another planet for all they know of its
struggles and ambitions? Events have
proven that such hope is futile and that
the money power. capital which is daily
and hourly growing more centralized, al
ready supersedes every department of the
Government and has the country by the
throat?
Every day more men are forced out of
work by machinery. The machinery pro-
duces what they formerly did, but the
men remain to be provided for, and every
year it is growing worse. Just so long as
all that machinery and everything it pro-
duces are controlled by monopoly the
workingman will stand begging for en-
ployment at the door of the trusts. The
country has outgrown the wage system;
but the men are still here, clamoring for
the work which machinery deprives them
of, and capital, controlling the machinery
and its product, holds the upper hand
The way out is question too large for me
to handle; but toward the cooperative
commonwealth, the solution of this prob
lem of the day, all my energies shall be
directed
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OF INTEREST TO THE COAST
Carliste's Secretary to Travel at Uncle
SANS Expense.


SANS Expense.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2O.-H. w.
Vanseden, Carlisles private secretary, was
anxious to make a trip TO California, &C
companied by member of his family, but
railroad transportation being difficult to
secure, Uncle Sam discovered that an in
spector should examine into the condition
of the minis out there. Consequently Mr..
Vansenden will make his trip at the Gov
ernment's expense. He will leave in few
DAYS for San Francisco.
The postoffice at Panamint Inyo County,
CAL, has been discontinued and hereafter
mail will be sent to Darwin.
Pensions have been granted as follows
California: Restoration and supplemental
Archibald Mcdonald (deceased), Eureka.
Reissue-Joseph F. Afford, Julian; James
II. Finney, Los Angeles; Thomas NJ.
Tart, San Diego; Jesse Samis, Oleta
Walter H. Ellard, Oakland; Henry Rain,
st. Helena. Mexican war survivor: In
creased-Peter McGraw, Sacramento.
Oregon: Original-George NJ. Jordeon.
Medford. Reissue - Frederick Esping,
The Dalles; Stephen o. Morrow, st. Helen.
Washington: Reissue-Richard Miller,
South Bend.
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IN THE SOLID SOUTH.
Edttor Howell Tells of Issues Forced By
Legislation.

Edttor Howell Tells of Issues Forced by
Legislation.
ATLANTA. GA, June 2O.--To the Editor
o. the Can You ask me if the Solid South
VIII remain solid or go to pieces. The
south was made solid politically by what
they considered an attempt to force legis-
latioil on the negro question that they did
not peheve was constitutional. The force
Din and kindred legislation on that line
ala more than any other one thing to make
solld vote in the South as it over
Swallowed all other issues. do not be-
lleve that such legislation will be at
tempted In the future. And 1 am satisfied
If there is no further attempt on this line
that the South will not divide on economic
questions. There is growing disposition
all over the South to join with the West in
making necessary reforms in the tariff and
more especially on the financial question.
believe that the South is as solid for
the reconciliation of silver as any
OF the Western States and that the
approaching elections next year will show
that they Will join with the West in max
ing needed reforms both in the tariff and
financial questions. / do not think any
further agitation on the tariff question is
possible, unless there is an attempt next
Congress to change the status of the pres
ent tariff law. The great question with
our people to-day is the financial question,
and they are divided upon that question
more than any that has arisen since the
war, with greater preponderance in favor
OF silver from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande. There is no element in the South
that desires to keep up late old issues in
any shape or form. / believe the South is
as patriotic to-day as any part of the Union
This is the prevailing sentiment without
exception over the whole South
EVAN P. HOWELL
Editor Constitution, Atlanta, Ga.
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CENTER OF ORGANIZATIONS.
G eneraI Hearer Says the Party VIII BE
Pat to the Test.

eucTut UeUTcT says He fu7Iy vat he
Pat to the Test.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 2O-In re-
Spouse to question as to the condition and
future of the Populist party, General J. B.
Weaver this evening said:
THE Populist party, under one name
| and another, from Peter Cooper to the
| present time. has led in the important
work of economic reform in the United
States. To its persistent, intelligent and
concentrated effort we are indebted for the
great revival of economic learning which
| is now shaking this country from center to
| circumference.
"lf it shall prove in the future that it's
constructive force in the impending crisis,
which it has itself precipitated, is equal to
| its analytical and philosophic strength, it
will be the center of organization for all
| the kindred reform elements of the coun-
| try. This is the great test which now con-
| fronts it, and I believe that it will rise with
the emergency and prove equal to the
| great duty OF the hour.
sit has forced the consideration of the
money question upon all of the other par
| ties and they are sorely divided while it is
united. Neither the Democratic nor the
Republican party can possibly expect to
! poll united vote for their ticket next
year. Millions Of free-silver Republicans
will bolt the gold-standard ticket, and they
will turn with disgust from platform OF
doubtful meaning. About half of the
Democrats favor free silver at 16 to and
the abolition of National banks and the
issuance of Iegal-tender paper currency by
the Government. The other half are hope
lessly welded to the gold standard and the
British system of finance throughout.
These houses are divided against them
selves and cannot stand and the new struc-
ture will rise upon their ruins. 1t is a
! question of civilization and the sooner the
old moribund parties give way to the new
| the better it will be for all concerned,
"Just how the union of reform elements
| is to be effected is little difficult to FORE
cast. l think. however, that the ticket
will be the point of union. The Pop
ulists will, of course, hold their
National convention and the country
may fairly hope for broad and liberal
action on their part. The assurance that
they will do this is found Mn the fact of
thorough integrity of purpose which char
| acterlzes the movement. They are honest,
and before God ninety and nine among
them wish only to blame mankind. This
will lead them to nominate man like Mr..
Sibley of Pennsylvania and Judge Cald-
well OF the United States Circuit Court.
The first is of Democratic antecedents. the
latter OF Republican. These men are of
the Lincoln and Jackson type. I know
them both intimately, and their superiors
! IN point OF qualifications. integrity and re-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
In Austria's Reichsrath.

VIENNA, AUSTRIA, June 2O.-Count
Killmansegg said in the Reichsrath to-day
that the Cabinet would prepare a, budget
enabling them to transact current bushes:
until definite Ministry should be formed
Herr Herold, leader of the young Czech
party, maintained that Parliament must
preserve its right against Ministry o.
officials. He offered a motion asking thai
the statement of the Ministry be debated
but the motion was rejected.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
The Ho,cgate jury,

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2o.-The
jury in the Howgate case had not reported
a verdict at o'clock this evening, when
Judge McComas sent in word to the FORE
man that he was prepared to hear the ver-
dict, if one had been agreed upon. The re-
ply from the jury-room was that no de-
cision had yet been made, and the jury
men were accordingly locked up until to-
m borrow at 8 A. NJ.
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Leru,s Appeak Filed.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2o.-An
application for writ of prohibition, in the
form OF an appeal from the judgment OF
the Supreme Court of California, in the
case OF ID. M. Levy, an executor, VS.. the
Superior Court OF California, in the matter
OF Morris Hoeflich, deceased, was filed in
the office of the Supreme Court of the
United States to-day, and was docketed for
a hearing at the next term.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21

.PITTSBURG, Pa, June 20.-Fire at l
o'clock this morning burned Kiel G. CO..
livery stable on Fifth avenue, Oakland.
Four men were in the stable at the time,
two of whom were rescued. The other
two men are as yet unaccounted for.
Forty-six head of horses persisted in the
flames. A number of fine carriages were
also destroyed. The loss will reach $4,000.
Several dwellings were also burned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
FOR CALIFORNIA TRADE.
The NetU Line Steamer VIII Leave Ne,c
Orleans To- MorTO1c.

Orleans To- Morrotc.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 20.-The
steamship Oteri of the new line from New
Orleans to Colon, intended to compete for
California trade, will leave Saturday, the
22d inst, instead of June 26, as originally
arranged, as her entire cargo has been Sc
cured. A new vessel will be put on next
week. The New Orleans merchants have
decided to go ahead and establish per-
manent steamship line to Colon. This was
necessary to protect themselves against
the rates which New York was able to Sc
cure by means of water competition.
Regarding the reduction in rates on the
wine coming from California, it is said that
the Southern Pacific road made them only
ten days ago. and was already revoking
them. The merchants did not desire that
the road should carry the goods at losing
rates, but were obliged to protect them
selves against New York.
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Gladstone Not Dis.nttsaed.

LONDON, ENG, June 2o.-The Westmin-
ster Gazette publishes a telegram from Mr..
Gladstone, which says that the Govern
ment, in order to preserve his independ-
ence, Cancelled his pair with Mr.. Villiers
without any request from him. Mr.. Glad
stone also says that he entertains not the
slightest feeling of dissatisfaction with the
Government.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21

form instincts cannot be found on this
continent. Such a ticket would likely
unite all reform elements. The great
question OF the hour is how to get together.
we are past the platform period and are
confronted with great tactical questions
which always precede great conflicts like
that which awaits US in 1896"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
To discipline Deputies.

ROME, ITALY, June 20.-In consequence
of the disorderly scene in the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday motion has been pre-
pared and signed by large number of the
Deputies of the majority asking that the
procedure of the Chamber be modified so
as to enable the suspension of Deputies
guilty of violent acts in the Chamber. The
motion was referred to the permanent
Committee on Procedure, which will make
report thereon on June 26.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
ID UP ONT And THE COLIMz.
He Nay Hare Something to Say Abou,
the Wreck.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2o.-Gen-
eral Dupont, supervising inspector of steam
vessels, is taking lively interest in the
investigation now in progress in San Fran
cisco to determine the responsibility for
the Colima disaster and is following the
published evidence closely. The matter
will finally come to him for disposal, so he
will not express an opinion in advance for
publication, but privately he has some Wig
orous views as to the great loss of life and
who were responsible for it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
Inspecting the Big Canal.

CASTILLO, NICARAGUA, June 20.-The
United States Engineer Commission, which
is inspecting the route of the Nicaragua
canal, has arrived here. The commission
is here for the purpose of commencing the
inspection OF that part of the canal route
known as the divide" This is where the
eavy rock-cutting is located.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21

first week of April is to be known as Or
phan Home week All contributions dur
ing that time are to be given to the home,
and $4,000 is already on hand to equip
and maintain the home. The order held
banquet tonight.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
Junior Order of Mechanics.

OMAHA, NEB., June 20.-At meeting
of the Junior Order of Mechanics this
morning it was resolved to establish Ma
tional home for widows and orphans of
members, to be located at Tiffin, Ohio. The
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General He AIpiF Robbed.

CLEVELAND. ONO, June 20.--A gold
watch and $1,000 in money were stolen
from General McAlpin, the newly elected
president OF the league, shortly after his
speech to-day. Several detectives were
working on the case all day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
MOTEM OF LEADERS.

The House of Commons Has No Confidence
in the Ministry.
LONDON, Eng, June 20.-The Central
News says the opposition leaders of the
House OF Commons have decided to move
a resolution setting forth that the House
has no confidence in the Ministry Ac-
cording to this statement Mr.. Chamber
lain has framed resolution asking her
Majesty to dismiss the present Ministers
and dissolve Parliam
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
PROMISING YOUNGSTERS SOLD.
Sons and Daughters of Mighty Satvato,
Go for q Soma.

OOnS ana D0UpHteTS OF lHtDWty OGtUut01
Go for a Song.
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 2O.-The an
nual sale of the Rancho del Paso yearlings
took place shortly before the racing began
to-day at Sheepshead Bay. The were 14l
youngsters in the lot. Among them were
sons and daughters of the mighty Salvador
imp. Sir Modred, imp. st. Maxim
imp. Darebin and other famous sires
more promising lot were probably never
offered at auction. The prices, although
good, were not what they would have been
had the old racing laws remained in effect
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
Rmssia,s Loan to China,

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, June 90
The convention guaranteeing the Chinese
loan recently foated in Paris was signed
here by the Chinese Plenipotentiary yes
terday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
On the German Naval STAFF.

BERLIN, GERMANY, June 20.-The EN-.
Peror, thro ugh Cabinet order, has placed
Grand Duke Alexis of Russia upon the
staff OF the German navy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
STATE NEWS.

The breeders meeting will be held st
Rutland August u 80 There are ls2 Ell
tries for the Is race, lrJtliug aud rsciug
for which $500 are thrred SIS st.kes aud
purses.
Y. Dsisht Carleton, 70, fam = liVins
al Guudhsll, vas iouud dead 10 bis barn
Fndsy. lie had been kicked by colt
be Vas hsrnessing
The surviving men bers Of the Moth
Vermont regiment vii bold their snnusl
reuuiou At Fslrlee August Is aud lG. Ihe
business meeting will be held at ! p. n.
90 the lj'h.
Kenuelh Btzsmore bad tho good iorluot
10 receive email bottle Of Cham berlsin q
Cole, Ctolera aud Disuhoes Remedy
when three members Of bic family were
.iek With dyssut,ry TITS one small bot
tie cured them Ill and be bad some left
which he gave 10 Geo " Baker, p'omi
reat merchant Of the place, Lewiston, \.
C., and It cured HIN Of the came CON
plant When roubIed 3iIh dyseptery,
diarrhoea, collie OF ehelers morbns, slve
this remedy tri,l aud you viii be more
than pleased wilh the 'esult The praise
that naturally follows ils inuodaeiion aud
use h1s made IL very popular 70 sad ~
ceui bottles to, ssle by Bay lees a Scale,
sSgssslE
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Mrs. EDNA TRIP HARMSdT y,

Died in Atlanta, Geo, July ~, Mrs,
Edna Trip Harrington
The Atlanta Constitution says Mrs.
Edna Harrington, a cbrlstsin lady well
known 10 this city aud highly esteemed
died yesterday moruios,
For msuy years Mrs Harrington bad
been patient Invalid and desth bad nc
terrors for her. She died in the hope Of
better life and with arm reliance npou
the merits Of her ctucihed SovIour Her
pastor. Rev. Mr. Atkinson Of the Cetrs
Congregational church writes OF her;
She was greatly beloved by oil and sht
deserved IT, As was SAID OF ne Of old ",
ssn say Of her, "SLe hath done whs she
could. Her class from the mission SnI
day school came TO Der fuuersl aud brough
flowers, aud. 10 isct the eutlre oAnrct
held her IN great esteem. She vas weary
and feeble and think her little body
had served the noble spirit that lived
there long enough She never complsil
ed but the fever went ush, on and burnt
up the blood and she quietly went Il
sleep. Would there were more like Der
He giyeth his beloved sleep
]. P. b,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
OBiTU AIRY,

Died in Manchester, Saturday evening,
July q, Lilly Otklns. wife Of Frank Will
ton
Mrs. Walton confessed her Saviour
among her youthful friends in Ludlow, be
fore coming to Manchester a bride. She
lived quiet, christian life and nov swee,
~ rests from her labors with her babe
upon her breast She leaves a son, three
years old to miss q mothers love and care
through all the years to come. Said q
little girl four years OF age. who saw her
mother and baby brother laid away to rest
last summer, MY mamma will awake 10
the resurrection aud shall see her again, II
so shall she awake 10 the resurrection aud
know again her friends,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

seafa1s varied sat,rlatuEett DO rot
lafsri sic Sale 40 place -ita tumEG
al Fsimnht
WtHs nbs spt.fely ltBa lhai tie basi
us,t usaaet, II ias psfi thirty yssu have
tsp8ed g. lurtesss Afstlr The iortubs' Of
hs. AID ttBs 60 widen he sui he
tvsru tie very iith sod The VERY poor, il
avhaay aptfBt that tie poor Sc = clsss
.ft either ahsaiatsiy ct relatively poorer
lh.s before ls5eed TIE Baubsr Of snail
10, comfortable Gcms 10 every part e.
TIE ceaulry. - eel ss the reports Of fsr
tsg, bsuts sBa tgildtUg spd Insurance
sssaeisl1alt Prove nsautestEblT that The
poet tsvt shared 30 "a property q tbt
rict. ana rhsi tie svefsee 'isodafd Of con
fau uss l,ref tisher than at preseul
indeed p sveftge sottlag mao ot today
live. heftsf .u8 possesses more Of the coin
tort. Of NE ltsu The srefsse uoble Of ca
ve.u sgo. TIE sigs Of seal,b. though
mapy sud sfIsrous, hsse not generally
been ain cd directly 1t the opptes'I3u Of
tie poet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
Advice Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pam Of cutting teeth2 II so
send ut once aud get bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, regul
Istes the stomach and bowel9, cures wind
collie, solte0s the gums, reduces inhams'
tion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslog's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
price rs cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
SEYMOUR HARWOOD's ESTATE.

~ STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Manchester, as.
The Probate Court for he District qf Manchester;
To I'll persons interested N the estate OF
Seymour Harwood late Of Rupert in said Dis
trict deceased QRsErlEa:
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, yOa
are hereby notified to appear before the said
Probate Court, al the Probate Once 10 Man
chester, in said District, on the 2st day OF
August A. D. 1895 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to show
cause, If any you have Why the account Of
the Administrator OF the estate
Of said deceased, should not be allowed and also
why the residue Of said estate shonld not be
distributed 10 the parties entitled thereto,
Dated at Manchester, IN said D.strict, this
29d day Of July a, D, 1855,
INV W. b. EDGERTON, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

A pronineH, i.trry mhn Who has pes
"a several samutri suocg The Green
Noagtsias Of vermont, Aad ~ha - there
.s.ia THE yes' cent this happy reply TO
TIE nois Of a city irsud ~ho sstsd about
y,ruaars cuarus Midsummer vrsitor TO
YstrcBt evtf diausS tlGuk. Every ssrsh
set witlla her s.t,s abe ptfseveres n eef
t,ia 10 .rcufr t. I'D meefschsam bfosn
coupltIiou, to cap srleaoe rare ENJOY mtni
10 doing uotlils OF everything except
deep ETA woit, s1i to SO bous With .
storage battery tally recbArged with ca3ne'
Oas ueEsi-G railros1 pntsboArd admits
20 The eoua b.asd shove, and oil who de
sirs eaa remain to witness NernoEtt
aalaza gl9..ssisa!sa hing va slsE JUS