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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Owned the Whole Tow nship.

one Of the 1uccrcSt election freaks
that have com" under the Journals no
ticc occurred in Newton County. where
one township failed TO hold M election
because. when IT," time cam" 10 nr@an-
IL" Oh election board it WAS found that
every voter in the township, was 70
lated to on" If HE The local c;tn,lidlt":s.
Th" law say: 40 person shall b"
eligible rs Il member Of til" board of
election who is father, father i'll wv.
son. sou in law. grandfather. grandson,
brother, broihcr-in- law. uncle. nephew.
first or second cousin of any candidate.
ut such election. As every voter in til.
township referred to came within on"
of these prohibited degrees Of relations
ship to some oi the local candidates
no board WAS organized ana no election
for township. county, or State officers.
indianapolis Journal
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
The Gallant Lillip,itianS.

In the middle ages the court testers
though they made others laugh they
generally were cloudy minded little
men with sore hearts WHO could vie
with giants in Grum'Iin=. 1t is not so
with til" merry Lillipu,ans. the petit
actors. who please their audiences and
Yet retain enough cXubrrance of spirits
to di>p"rt themselves occasionally for
their own small personal enjoyment.
For instance. those tiny gentlemen.
Ebert ana link, pcrprtratcd Il refresh
in- Joke recently. they were both Ill
Il broadway car. occupying adjoining
seats Soon the car filled. \ lady got
in and had to stand. Srrin. this,
Ebert jumped up and politely offered
his p!lrr. Bat the lady was 4 fine 4
very tine woman. She looked 1T the
homeopathic puant,lni Of seating :ic-
cuEmuuHtion which had amply >l,ii,rd
for the gentleman of reduced inches.
c,'iIuSonru and remained Standing. In
Stlni'y alive to the situation OF affairs.
Iilk. too. >irIn:, III with:
"Acl, MaUa.nc ,a-hrilr ,;aktl bonst
our :.v:its..'
The laughter delayed the car some
seconds. aud the conductor WAS ::nch.
lie says. though. that the joke was
WORTH the money. Truth.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Worry MNHIl off Color

are people who are troubled with chronic
liver complaint Bile III tie blood tinrr> the
rEticlc auti even the cychails. and also mani
tests its presence by untaSiu in the right
sid" and beneath the right shoulder blade
fur"ti trnGn". nausea. sick hradarhe and m
unpleasant breath. 1t is usually accompanied
hy c"siiVercsS and dyspepsia. For the all
lh"nt Itself. ara its various manifestations
'>ictierS Stomach Filters is Il speedy ;,iu
c'npi"t" remedy. This standard medicine.
ais" prevents and cures chiIi~ and fever
Th'utAIti$!n. merry orSurSs and the ir:irnitic>
Incident 10 der!i:siu, years II builds up an
'ni"thltd physique and furtifirS il against
disease. Appetite" AMI nightly slnmtrr :lr"
l,r"Iinf'i it II. and il is Protector against
tNr effects Of Il WtttiEG. uf nIrrNorh. tA-
posture aiiI Ul.WhuitSuilr food or WATER
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

with INt II. AFPII' AIipNS. a. they cannot
Ttdh the sea- NJ tie ti>ta~e. taiarTh ! blood
or CON tii.oIi3l disease ana i'll order Ia cure X
.oU must take lntcrI:. remedies. Halls ttnfln
tGIC i taken internally. ana acts directly OF IL
blood ana i:uleou> surfaces. Halls '.tarr ,5.re
l. not GihcA n'cs.jc.uc Il Wa> prescribe! l..
one OF III" best physicians III this COUNTRY tnr
years. ana i regular prescription. Ii j. c.lll-
posed 81 the best .onir> known. comb!ue,i With
the best blood purifiers. acting directly ot ne
Inreou> Surfaces He perfect combination If
tHe E"o ingredients i what pr0lUce> >ur Oh
C.fi"l re~l IL IL c;gin. ta.arrh. send ior ie~-
tilnuuiai>. free
7. !. tiiENEI s co. Props, Toledo. 0.
Sold ty Druggists. price 40.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Going to California;

Tie Burlington Koute S thu only rail-
way trimming -personalIy ccnauCted" EN-
cursiuu> Via Denver II oIura,;o -. iu,s.
sai. Lake. Ogden. "a eram.nIo San ram
cisco. STOCKTON. N-rce.! Fresno. IaNer,-
fed AMI l. Angeles a; the lpwest rate>
lu,.flAn tourist sleeping car through Win
out cDauEe.
Leave Cl.ca-o ever. Wodne,ia Write
or call n T. a Grady Excursion Mana
-er, I'll CLARK It. Chicago.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
.<HN,v rir.UT1Niis.

The first SHOW in two years fell u. Mo
bile, Nla.. Wednesday. 1t melted.
The mail rider between l.inwooI and
l'rAItdnn. Miss. Il Hn1.i!., man na!uru
Jones. i believed Ia have been murdered
TIL President has signed the ar: au-
th"riH,u- I'll. construction of u bridge
:lrro>S he Missouri River near jefferson,
Mo.
Nan'rl anal lanes Wilkinson were con
visited n Mobile. Ala. ut the murder Of
I'd thr>tanS. negro. They are father
ans. son.
t.\N'ruty Marshal Swain shot and
Eil'rd Carl Vincent iii u ,i-At =, rrrccl,.
|. z. and Na> them killed 10y the la;tcr's
>ou t'i,:ri,>.
Fireman Kay Io'nSon WAS killed hy m
accident /" TIE East express "n the Queen
aUl Crescent route near Alfalfa. Tenn
No passengers Wee injured.
!. l., Tyrrrn. Il geological surveyor has
arrived - Winnipeg after II six months
exploration ~: hudson Ray territory uev-
e: hrf"~>, visited iy i white ,nan.
W a. Pew, Collector Of the Pnr- at
Gloucester. Mass, denies thar ,ar-oc> Of
newfoundland herring are hrou-h1 Into
this country. as 5,}c product al American
!!>hcr4.l,n. free Of duty.
Adam Bark. ar1 Charles Dio:zcl are
cnt,;l.hrl l'ri,",i 4 H., mass At coal in
Richardson rolij,ry. rott>villc. Pa, The
voice -. hlt oil" l1In can be heard ny the
men Who are vurhj.i-, 10 rescue the We
TINS.
Irv.aS n,.a., ! T>,1,,;tn .,- J,;r-.,:-,.-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Erickctl the Woman.

\ sharp advertiser WHO offered for
a small SUM 10 supply WOMEN with
cheap substitutes for hat pins has been
arrested in Boston for mSu>inr the
mails He sent two rubber bands to
each Inquirer with the advice. ''Srv
one tn,! 10 the hat and faSlen ih,. either
bNNlnl one OF Nuilr rlrS"
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
II, OIIcu Times

People overlooked the importance CT
permanently beneficial effects and We're
satisfied with transient action; but now
that ii is generally known that Syrup
of lis Will permanently cure habiiual
cunStipa tiol. wcil-informcd people will
not buy other laXativeS. which act for
Il time, but finally injurc the system.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
New Breed q" NJi,r,,br

Dir. tun'her. Il pliyat decent 1t the
Berlin University. has discovered Il
bacillus which lives in the soil where
rs the hltilli hitherto known live iii
water nr in animal organs alone. So
far is is Yet known it is harmless.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

Mckinzie River is the outflow of
twin lakes on the eastern slope of
liacEcrman pass. 1t is a mighty
ru>hting torrent from the beginning
Two miles below Clear Lake are the
first OF two great faiiS-onc at least
s"yclty-livr feet ana probably more.
and the other 100 feet 1t is something
of Il task 10 get to them through the I'M
broken forest and over til" toughest
volcanic rock ina -in:lblr Nothing con
corning the S,'rucry OF these rugged re-
.,inl> il likely To be ovrrurlWn. " hen
we stood at the falls we were amazed
a, the marvrlS of grandeur and beauty
presented. After Niagara none of us
had seen anything approaching these.
1t is i torrent that is prrcipitated over
the face OF Il cliff IL the heart of an III
i:ihahly rucgiu canyon. and leaps
Without 4 break t" the pol below. tillin.
the gorge and covering the cliffs with
spray. ANA rall>inG rank growIhS Of
Grass ANA fra grant flowers to Sprili.. up
GA every inch Of soil. Albany Demo
cra:.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

In SWi+Zrrlauua milkmaiI rrlnan Gets
better wages ii gifted with 4 good
voice. because it has been discovered
that a cow will yield une-litth more
milk if Sonth"d during the process Of
milking Ivy = pleasing melody.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Aiii,tg Eonaen,
VIM do You Hesitate Q

"All have to say IS, any woman
who continues to suffer with any
of those trying diseases peculiar
to our sex is largely responsible
tor her own suffering, for if she
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
GOV. kLTGELD'S message.
says the Machinery of Justice Was
Made the Tool of Corporations.

an 'Atl'uHtiF" one. containing: nearly -
''H' words. II" first halt ri III" message
- devoted t. til: detail, Of Stat" lnS1ltu-
f!rnS. la" other half treats "f til" l.: Dor
troubles. The situation. III th!"a-" and
elsewhere dgr;ug the railroad riots is re-
yir::c1 and ln. & ~. NOR attempts 10
prov that the State militia were thor
o:glily competent t. liuudlr any uprising:
that u.i.,h, take f.I"rr. H.. asserts that
Ike p,,.j.l.n. and Mr., t,n.y were in
.},1r.i :. send ,r,,,. Tx FAT, rcr,r....,l-u-
tons .f truuilc. than ;. ~,.n,!i... ii trnons
lcf,.-. ;,,c. .tr,r",I of ,rr S.ytp had been
..,..u, ,.,. :, ,.,.r,,.r.;,,,, az r},.. c.n.,i,r
,;.pal ,.rnr..,,,iv.. thar mos, nf ,h. iron
ILL. ar,,s.. at,,r ,i.. ,r,,,r,- .rriv,.i thar II
,,.,s n,i.lI..l Ia. ,,,. ,riri.i.. .,rl ,I,t .von
at r.. ,,u,... !, w. ,.o ,n,,~. Disastrous
,,,,,, ,1,. r;,.s =, ,,,fr.;., .,,,I r.r,,-vi-
,-,,,;.. j., vbi,! ,i. ,,.,,.r.,.,,.,,, did ,,,t
r,t, ;.,,.rr.~. -rL.,,.,,., .,.;,,,h Mr.
,p,v,}.,,,1 ,>..,.,.;...l ~, .I.:,Il save.
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y,,rs t,. n.,,,,I.. of his ..nntrv l,v,. r,
I,a,c,I1y witnessed ia. onrr,ti,u Of ,u
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WAS never h,.f,r,. l.,rI of .,ou1.e MOI,
in either ,t,nat.Ly ar r,nulii.-,h:, ~
Government hy in;uu.,i., vyh.r.l,,-
ErJ.r:,t iut.,. 1,; :.,,,t,t,t viii, ,,..,.idin,,
controversies hr,nc,,; int. His ,nurt NOT
,,u,,,t viii. .x,r..i>i,.~ ,n,. ioI;,.;.i f.,,,.
tons, al Government nr,r..rS +, l,..i>ln,e
and th.u ,.,u;;,j~irn,. II. issues -,
ul.as, uLi,.l, hn calls ~, ini,uc.;,u f.,hiI
dim. >yho,.ver i,. ,,I..,.,,s AMI .b,t III.
law doe. NOT forbid and TINS l,-i.la,.s
far h;,,~,Jt ,,;,L,rt j;,,,;,.,;.,n
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,,,t. commerce. Ia, mi. t h.. j..
s,.r;hc>, ,s ..,s ,,r,,,..s , ,l,..,,i r,,.,,;,
-, far ~, !, rn,,,,I,.,l ~, ,.,,,,tr,,l,.,, ,ho
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

The effect which living II high alti-
rllte> Oh The blood If lnan and auiInal>
has receutl.; been investigated III. re
suit shows that 1Ac proportion of oXy-
gen AMI other constituents III the blood
az Alpine men ana animals is exactly
The same is among similar creature.
Twin. below sea level.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

will only ap-
ply to Mrs.
PM, ilan1, re-
lief will fol-
low at once.
" his |
know abso-
lutcly from
my own per
sonal cNI>c-
ricncc. Her
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

Vegetable Compound is 4 miracle.
l have seen it cure womb troubles
when all the wiscst doctors failed.
"My sisters. don't hesitate.
Write at once; relief is waiting
for you" - Mrs. Jennie Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Get LriIo Il. PlukAom's Ircr-
habH ("Wtonnl from your drug
Eist. 1t will save YOU. Twenty
years of unparalleled success.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

Has discovered in orc of our common
pasture weeds 4 remedy that cures every
kind OF Humor, from the worst Scrofula
down to 4 common PImple.
lie has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(both thunder h,Imor). He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
Of its value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston. Send postal card for book.
A benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle. and a perfect cure is war
rantel when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
shooting pains, Ike needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver or
Bowels. This i, caused tv the ducts being
stopped, ana always disappears in i week
after taking it, Read the label.
If the stomach is foul c. bilious it will
Cause squeamish feelings 1t first.
No change OF diet ever necessary. Eat
the best You can get. and enough Of it.
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bed
time Sold Nv Ill Druggists.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

Tie extreme cold - III" poles j mails-
ly due !" the fact that the II, IL Ocean
i certainly. and tile Antarctic Ocean
probably. Il lan,i-luckel sea
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

Al rr,dino>r. iii Eohculia. vlrr..
many uamuuIh skeletons have been
,!;!rartlrd. Il prehistoric family has
lately been tou2G. Tile skeletons If
the man. woman AMI children are com
pirte. the mans being of enormous Size.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Executions for 1894.

III" number of LEGAL executions i'll
1851 W.;> l::-. rs compared with 1.H in
50, ANA 1U1 in 1872 The execution in
the several States and Territories We're
rs fellows: Alabama. Il: Arkansas. q:
California. -: Connecticut, !: Flni ida. | :
;"oiga :: Illinois. t.. Indiana. i:
Iowa, |: kHHsa>. =: Kentucky. =:
Louisiana. >: Maryland. :: MaS>aclll
svtts. !: Minnesota, =: Mississippi, t.;
Missouri. q: N"ntaIia. :: New Jersey.
!: New York. :: North Carolina. ::
North Dakota. i: thio.!: oregon. |:
Pennsylvania, :: South Carolina. !:
South Dakota. -: Tennessee. q: Texas,
.: Nir.ini:}. {: West Virginia. >; Wye
min-. |. District Of Columbia. |. New
Mexico. =: Utah. |: Indian Territory.
t. There. We're ~ rNrt.ltrd in the
South and II ia the North.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
.IapaaeSn Methods.

II is said THAT ROBBERS are convicted ly
vi Japan.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

There : a limit where tie i:lIelicc;
f:.ii> ANA breaks tIoWn.-kant.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

t.cfr.np Il CONSTANT cuL-E. >Murt..,->> q
breath. failing strength. ans. Wasting II
HJ>.- ali ;! mitu!itt,c Of >olI.- >.rIotl> i-uti-
affection. Wiilc.. iEay ~ a. iled u l.a..t-
&teti II u>iA. III tine DI. ID. ) jayne III ..c-
tuIaIt.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Market Gardeners Grow Rich.

There Is lots of money made i'll early
vegetables. Everybody admits that
the very earliest vegetables are pro
duceu from Salzers Northern Grown
seeds. Think of having radishes in
fourteen days: lettuce III twenty days:
potatoes in forty days; peas i'll forty
six days, and splendid cabbage in fifty
five days from day of sowing seed.
If You Will Cut This Out and send 1T
with 81 money ORDER to the John 4.
Salzer Seed Company. Lacrosse, Wis.
You vii. get free thirty-iiye packages
earliest vegetable seeds and their great
seed catalogue. OF for SIX cents postage
apackage Of Ennrtten DuY Paris H,dt>t
seed and their seed catalogue. {. y. L.
Most of Them Qua"As.
From Il tabular statement published
in the Japan Gazette il appears that
Japan has altogether :to'Dl doctors
of whom only lo..,:,:; are qualified on
inou"rn principles: the rest over two
thirds of the total. being old >ta-crS
of til" purely native school. the champ
ions of frogs tutn:iilS and burnt loss
paper.
Car sickness il as trying to many people.
rs sea sickness. II comes truni Il .IcralI..,-
nl"ni of The stomach. tuc of kiI,an> la
buit> Is az insurance against II. and Il box
al them should be in every Travellers ult-
TT.
The regions of the world which have
the greatest rainfall seem to l,t tn. rt-
gj"nS where the largest number of
equator fifty to one hundred. or over.
thunItrStnrnlS occur annually.
WE think IiSp'S Cure for tun>unp,io is
the only medicine for Coughs. II ME
TINCkAED, Springfield, Ills, Oct. !, 1884.
one of the most curious tr:. de- cXtant
is tina, of i man in Berlin who exists by
breeding rats for viyis"ctinn purposes
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

y Ftri t''rs Rn F,'o 10
-+f6 writes ! e.ri,v
good health thank, 10
ID iieiCes Favorite Pre-
scIip,ipn art! Golden
Medical Discovery I
vas under doctors care
Tor two wears witt, womb
disease. ard gradually
wasting III strength al
the time was 49, weak
tat c0::':l III III, m o-s.
ONLY . few IlfnrneHts f1r
tErf5 Years. ! commenced
Il ..;''g ~. rt~-C- pa
v2s;:e Prostitution affs,
is:s Golden Medical ft..-
cors-r ana nv tn me
! had takeII tr1e-i'a'f Cp7.
81 bottles w. NJ a4i
gig " ,7---'--: : ea<.-s.
al! have had Z 1s+i i'~a'.;,
a. ys-.. ys-< Sr-g--y
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

WE think Pisu'S Cure for Consumption is
the only medicine for Coughs. i ME
TINCkAEp, Springfield, Ills, Oct. |, 1891.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
ELY'S CREAM BALM

Ore,is and rs,H's the Nisa, ra>>s4. Alays pltu
end iutiaIua alton. it.tI> the sores Protects ta-
ta~. Restores tie StlG~5~
. = smell. lie lain - 1u.rA Abso hg ii and
feIict 1T once.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17
Most of Them uuacA :.
Are You Car-Sick When Travelling .

tHr-Sickl'SS IL rs trying to many people.
rs sea sickness. II comes from. Il .I.r:ilf..r-
Hl"Ni of the stomach. One of kina:iS la
buit> Is az INSURANCE against II. and Il box
nt them should bc in every Travellers; unt-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-17

one of the most curious trades cXtant
is that of i man in Berlin who exists by
breeding rats for viyisrttion purposes
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-08

He Wandered Into the Police Station and
Was Held to Await His Friends.

Was Held to Await His Friends.
Shortly before noon yesterday wild
looking man walked into the office of
Municipal Court Clerk Samuel S.
Adams and complained that he was
about to be murdered. Chief Dolan
CHANGED to be near at hand and Mr..
Adams referred his visitor to the chief.
The stronger gave his name as Will
liam Davis. He began on the chief
by asking him if he could get off this
afternoon. He stated that he had been
working well for day or two and
thought he deserved vacation. The
chief saw at once that the man was
not right and began to question him.
The replies received were unintelligent
and not satisfactory and Davis was
locked UP. In the cell he ragged and
kept saying that the officers were going
to electrocute him. He evidently im-
agined that he was in the electric
chair about to be executed and he
begged piteously for mercy.
Davis conversed more nationally with
Special Officer Dougherty than anyone
else. He spoke of Norristown and Con-
shohocken and said his home was in
Montgomery county, Pa.
The officials of the Norristown insane
asylum were telephoned to, but they
stated that they knew nothing of Davis
Later it was learned that he has a rela-
tive in this city. Word was sent to the
relative, and he was held till their ar
rival
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-08
Deaths.


BRADFoRD-on August cd, 1895, J., carrow,
son Of Alfred v. and Margaret e. Bradford,
aged months.
COMMISSION August LIST, 1895, Sarah A.
couuliss, aged q years.
CRoCREET-on August cd. 1895, James C.
Crockett, in the ~ 81 year OF his age.
DOoLEY-In this city, August 5th. 1895, at No.
Bl2 West Second street, Elizabeth Dooley.
FoRD--On July 3ist, 1895, Julia A., widow Of
Colonel j. d. Ford, in her Sith year. (Born
at Concord, Sussex county, Dei.)
GFiARER--In this city, on July 3lst, 1895, Lucy,
daughter of Fiedel and FelItas GtrarHr, in
the 2Sth year OF her age.
HARRISON August I'd, 1896, Althea F., wife
of John A. Harris.
McELWEE-In this city, on August I'd, 1925,
William j. McElwee, son OF the late John
and Ellen McElwee, in tho 2Sth year OF his
age.
KITCHENER August 9th, 1885,, Hannah
Kitchener, aged 81 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence of her husband
Alnhlon Mitchener, No. S27 Morrow street, on
Friday. August 9Th. Services at tho house at
1870 y. IN. 1nterment Mt Rlyerview cemetery,
MoNAGiIAN-on August y 1895, Elizabeth
ared is years.
MOoRE-0n August 5th, 1893, near Newark,
Del, Joseph Francis, son OF John ana Jane
Moore. aged months.
RUIrrER-In this city, on July 3oth. 1898,
Anna Nj, wife Of Charles W. Rutter and
danFhter of tho late John and Mary j.
bradford, aged AZ years,
scHolAH.-on August list, 1875 josiah 4,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-08
COLoRED PEOPLE AROUSED.

They Hold an Indignation Meeting in
Chicago aud Want to March Against the
Italians Who Are Mhltrenting the Negroes
atspring Valley.
Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 6.--some of the col
orec residents Of Chicago have been
wrought INTO a dangerous condition by
the report of tic outrages committed
against their brethren at Spring Valley
by the striking Italian miners. Some Of
the more radical have openly threatened
to march against the foreigners there
with an armed force. Late last night the
following call was issued and circulated
in the South Side;
To the Colore1 People of Chicago: There
will be meeting at No. 500 State street.
August 9th and we want all abe-bodied
men to come. The time has come for us TO
raise our arms in defence of our race. They
are killing our people all over the country
Every day we read OF the lynching muir
dering and outraging of our people. We
must remember that this is our country, and
unless we fight for our rights the foreigners
Will run MS out, os the government has not
protected us and will not protect lis as we
protected it in the time of need.
We. ask all able.boded colored men to re.
spond to this call as they must have our aid
at Spring Valley before o'clock Tuesday,
or they will slaughter the helpless women
and children that are left. We have got to
do this and we may as well die now as to
die year from now. L. 5. MooRE.
w. G. HAWKINS,
ii. NJ FISHER.
A massmeeting was held at which
speeches were made by Mrs. Ida B. Wells
Barnett and others. A telegram was sent
to Gov. Altgeld, asking him to see that
the colored miners are protected 1t was
decided to hold meeting on Wednesday
night, and If by that time no action has
been taken by the governor, arrangements
will be made to send nurses and other as,
sistance to Spring Valley.
Several members of a colored military
organization who were present declared
that if the State would not protect the
colored people at Spring Valley they
would go down there and give the Italians
all the fight they wanted. The meeting,
however, frowned upon the warlike
young men, saying that it had not come
TO this as yet.
Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. Fifty colored
men left Rock Island depot at 12 %
O'Clock this morning for Spring Val
ley. They go to investigate the trouble
between members of their race and
Italians.
At first it was resolved to send 200
armed men to the scene. But the
calmer counsels prevailed and the so
We're deputized to spy out the land and
see if justice could not be secured
without an appeal to violence.