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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26
FINANCIAL LAWMAKERS.
Free Silver CharlAtSns EndeaVoring to
HumbuR the People.

1t is only year or two ago since the
country was thrown into excitement by
the announcement that a man named
Frank Melbourne had discovered a
method of bringing rain out Of clear
skies. To the farmers Of the western
prairies the news was especially crafty
ing, as they had so often suffered from
drought that means of supplying arti-
fetal moisture was of the greatest i'm
portance In spite Of the warnings Of
men Of science that the man was an i'm
postor many villages and towns paid
considerable sums Of money to Mel
bourne and his imitators, expecting to
be favored with refreshing showers. 1t
is true that in some cases it did rain
after the rainmaker had sent up bal
loon with dynamite and had set off some
gases out of a machine which he carried
around in wagon, but in the great ma
jority Of cases no rain fell, and the peo-
pie lost their money Even when 1t did
rain no sensible man believed that 1t
had been brought by the bombardment
Of the air, and now Melbourne confesses
that he cannot and never could make
rain, saying in recent interview
"There is no such thing as making rain.
The American people like to be hum
plugged. The bigger the humbug the
easier they are duped.
Another set Of charlataDs are now
travelling through the south and west
engaged IN trying to fool the people
into believing that wealth will be rained
down upon them If they will only elect
q free coinage congress and president.
PETER, Bland, Stewart and Coin are
preaching doctrines that are just as silly
and az much opposed to natural laws as
were those Of the rainmakers. 1t is not
strange that people who could be delud
ed into thinking that quack could make
rain should believe that debasfng the
measure Of values would make more
wealth. But fortunately they are In the
minority, and the intelligent majority
will never consent 10 be made the vic
Tins of such foolish schemes. The new
rainmakers are making lots OF noise and
sending up plenty free coinage gas, but
they are only laughed at by the men OF
sound common sense Let the quacks go
on, but don't waste any money on them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26

IRAN 4Uo connects st IIarpers rerry
With Fast Limited Express trains lesv
ing at l.13 and Pittsburg st Z. IS p. ii
and Chicago at II 90 a. m. next morning
with train leaving al . ~ p. NJ, arriving
at Cincinnati at Z AZ a. m, st. Louis at
600 p. IN, and connects at Weverton
With train arriving at Hsgerstown at
2.l3 p. m. and at Washington junction
with train ARRIVING In Frederick at
800 p. m.
Tain i44 connects with fast vesti-
buled trains a. Harper's Ferry at SO
p. m. for ChIeago, 1870 p. m, for Pitts.
burg. and !. as q. M, for Cincinnati and
St. Louis. Arrive At Pittsburg at 6 IS ..
10; Chicago At 9.00p. n; Cincinnati 1T
80 p. III. and St. Louis At 7.i2a IN.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cart RON
'hrouRh 10 Cincinnati. ST. Ions, Chicago
and Pittshurg, en- eli express srsIns.
For rates, tickets, baggage checks.
apply 10 any Office Of ths y. 4 o. X. Rr
VI 10 c. z. Dndrow, travelling pa,ssnge-
agent. Winchester. Va.
CHAS o. sCULL. Z. B. CAMPBELL,
Gen. Pass. Ag'. Gen. Man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26

, extraordinary people who get abused
while the ordinary escape. The weather
Of life 10 not so severe ON tie plain as IL
is on the high peaks Tho world never
forgives a man who knows ca gains or
does moro than 1t can know On gain or
do Parents sometimes give confection-
cry to the children as an induoornent to
take bitter medicine, and the worlds
sugar plum procedcs the worlds aqua
FORTS. Tho mob. cried In regard TO
Christ, Cruelty him, cruelty him"
and they had to say it twice to DO I'M
derstood, for they. were 50 hoarse, and
they got their hoarseness by crying lit
tie while before ct the topOf their voice,
"Hosannar' Tho river Rhons L. foul
when 1t enters Lake Lemau, but. crys-
talline when IL comes out on the other
side But there are men who have en-
tered the bright lake Of worldly pros
perity crystalline and came out terribly
rilod. II, therefore, you feel that you
are ordinary, thank God for the defsnses
and the tranquility Of your position.
4 csats..sa Spirit
Then remember, II you have only
what is called an ordinary home, that
the great deliverers Of the world have
all como from such a homo And there
may be seated reading st your evening
stand child who shall be potent for
the ages. Just unroll the scroll OF men
mighty In church and state. and you
will find they nearly all came from log
cabin or poor homes. Genius almost al
ways runs out in the third or fourth
generation. You cannot ind In all his
tory an instance where the fourth gen
GRAFTON Of extraordinary people amount
to anything. Columbus from weaver's
hut, Demosthcnes from . cutler cellar,
Bloomfield and Missionary Carey from q
shoemaker's bench. Arkwright from a
BARRIERS chop, and ho whose name Is
high over oil in earth and air and sky
from o Manager.
Let Us all be content with such things
as we have. Ged is Just as good In what
he keeps away from as ~ In what no
gives as. Even knot may 20 useful II
it is at the end Of a,thread-
At an anniversary Of deaf and dumb
asylum one Of the children wrote upon
the blackboard words as sublime a. the
"Iliad, the Odyssey" and the "N-
VIVA Commedia" all compressed In ono
paragraph. The examiner. in signs OF
the mute language. asked her, WHO
made the worldt' The deaf and dumb
girl wrote upon the blackboard, I'm the
beginning God created the heaven and
the earth. " The examiner asked her,
"For what purpose did Christ come In
to the worldl" Tho deaf and dumb girl
wrote upon the blackboard, This is
faithful saying and worthy Of all aecsp-
taticn, that Christ Jesus came into the
world to save sinnerv." The examiner
said to heE, why were you born deaf
and dumb while hear and speaki" She
wrote upon the blackboard, Even 90,
Father, for % Il seems.h good in thy
sight" Oh. that We might b baptized
with q oontented sylriti The spider
draws poison opt Of . 6owsr; the beo
gets honey out Of Q thivtle, but hsppi-
ness Is . heavenly elixir. and the con-
tented spirit extracts y not fsorn the
rhododendron of the hills. but trom the
lily Of the valley.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26
Worth Considering.

Workingmen may not have time to
study carefully the various cheap money
schemes Of the silverites, greenbackers,
etc, but there is no reason why they
should be deluded into voting for any
Of them. So far the 30 cent dollar or
the fat no cent dollar have not made
many converts among the laboring
Glasses, but it is likely that in the next
national campaign special effort will
be made to induce workingmen TO vote
for the silver standard To all appeals
for such support the intelligent work
men should ask this question, Is 1t not
fact beyond dispute that in every
country Of the world which has the gold
standard wages are higher than in the
countries which are on silver basis"
FINANCIAL LAWMAKERS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26
ATKINSON'S PLAN.
HOW NJ WOULD PAY OUTSTANDING
NOTES AND CERTIFICATES.


TrSs oBs-siivSr PuliiOa Given Its Coin
V~ss-Ss Rsdvetaen Msds Ter Claims
ASAiast TIE government
Tho Neutrality-suspicious. has been pre-
pared by Mr.. Edward Atkinson. IN his
opinion the official statement. Issued
monthly. 10 not now and has not FOR 80
yesrs been q true one, In that il includes
as Asssts silver bullion At It's cost price,
when. in fact. it il worth only about
two.tbifds Of thissmopnt II also makes
no deduction for notes outstanding which
are claims tsAinst the government szeas-
ny.
In connection with the above state
mspt NJ. Atkinson presents the follow
ina plan for the payment Of outstanding
Ao.As and certificates:
Tie forced loan under the Bland and
Shsrinan acts preceded $500, 600, 900.
&eduStins the diver dollars IA eiroula-
lion a. specie md TOXIN coinage to
ssther vita the paid Mp Shrman notes,
Ais dsbt has beea reduced 70 s1s5, no.
l6e. against whish the government owns
silver 10 ehe uonsfsai value 81 1SI1,sSs,-
no. a. Fhs YensslBdss Of ths shezman
netss n Fsssptes would make demand
If ti1s, tss, re. They could Be funded
b. issus # 800, 900, 900 Of 4 per cont
United States bonds at the present. price
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26

The old man is still alive and can make
I'D farms new and new farms old. Thee
{ will do by taking out all stumps on
youri arms. Will also dig snd clean your
wells and eistcrnS Call on or address
A. M. EVANS.
Ag.illy' Edinburg w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26

449 MIXED TRAINS SOUTH
Leave Woodstock Sunday 80 1875 p M
~ i've at Harrisonburg at 3 90 . IN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26
i0S 4I6 4A
NORTHBOUED NAIL Pass Mix.

400 MIXED TRAINS NORTH
Leave Woodstock as9 40 a NJ, arrive at
Harpel's Ferry At IL p m. Gu Sunday
leave Woodstock at7 o. pm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26

The Catania-B ronte branch Of the
railway round Etna hiss been opened.
The first train passed through rich and
romantic stretch Of country. Thousands
Of wondering poasants who had never
ioen a train before gathered TO the line
from surrounding districts and greeted
1t with cheers and ws,1ns Of hah and
handkerchief London NeFG
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26
B. Schmitt,
Druggist,
Woodstock.Va.


DlstrcNsi, g Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved ia ak hOurs by the New Great
South American Kidney Care" This Aew
remedy 10 . great surpEiso Oh aocoaat 81
lite exceeding promptusss 10 relieving
pain IN the blsdder, kidneys, bsek and
cry part Of the urissry Passes 10 nsle
or female. 1t relieves. II relieves re-
tention Of water aad pain in passing 1t
Utmost immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this 10 Josr remedy. Sold
ny F. z. IRWIN, Druegiss Woodstock,
Va. new. 3e-1vr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26

tional prosperity, credit and honor.
These new pests would If unchecked
cause the country greater loss in one
year than have the gTasshoppers since
they first appeared. They seek to estab-
lish financial policy which means the
reputation of debts, the debasement Of
our money and the adoption Of the 90
cent dollars which are the currency Of
Mexico. With false and misleading
promises Of increased wealth, which
they pretend would follow the enact
ment Of law for the free coinage Of sill
yer at l6 to /. they try to delude the
farmers into supporting their schemes.
We're they to be successful trade and in
dustry would be paralyzed, capital
would be withdrawn from agriculture
and general business depression would
follow. The only safeguard against the
threatened danger is to vote down the
regulators and elect only men pledged
to support honest money.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26
PIANOS ND ORGANS

A First Glass, High Top, eslid Black
Walnut Organ with GERMAN Plate GlaSS
Mirror for 50. Warranted for six
years. Putnam's Nsaic 6tOre. Staun-
ton, Va. Sole agent for the CHECKER
ing 4 Sons Pianos. Write for esta
logues and prices.
APP 4lyrpd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-26
DESTRUCTIVE siLvERHoPPERs.
A Plague That Threatens to Be Wors
Than the Grasshopper.


Than the Grasshopper.
The farmers in Kansas, Nebraska and
other western states have In past years
suffered greatly from plague Of grass
hoppers, which swarmed in millions
over the prairies, devouring hay, grain
and other crops. Wherever the greedy
insects came they brought desolation,
and many flourishing settlements were
completely ruined by the pests With in
creased cultivation tho swarms gradual
ly diminished and Of late have done lit
tie harm.
But another and worse foe to the
farmer is abroad in the land Especially
in the south, west and northwest there
has sprung up plague of silyerhoppers
that threatens the destruction of our ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

leading politician was IN custody at
the State house, while the sirOoia were
thrIuKuI with excited cfuWur. TN,
iactiouHl agitation over the bloody
uilait CUutinuts Go TIu high tuIsht Viz
this BiIo OF tho Tlvvr gs we'll us BOO q. ~.
luRl1u aud other EuUtHUhy towns.
60Ctci ami SANFORD wtro the ioal-
ctt Ui twu bitterly u"utrrUug Demo.
cratic factions. Inc luuI lgan old one,
tui "a became Intensely personal Ihst
Saturday, when thu Clviu. tlu Lsag,r
IubiEh'd very pI'trs attack uu san F..
fprI, which tue lailtr attributed O.
G0cuel. Tue latter acknowledged III
authorship.
Senator G0suel and Attorney Go
cful Hendricks wuTo Wallug up
IaIiEIn street.. As Ury nppJHauhrI
,hu tiut National Bans, SauIiOrf,
who WA leaning up ggsias. tue railing
approached quickly toward Soust Q
GuuJpi, anI apIrr O. tho IGtHtr, At O. q
sHnc dime drawing Dlt revolver S.u-
aiHr Haunul turned o. nnu ti,u lg.. as
7anui ~ nr0I. The .lllr. iF0u ~s.g-
i.td's revolver passed through S1ia 90
baolu's coat aud hIs ltDu..rs % twu
places avrr Che uiH. Senate. G.ru,l
then drew NIs tuy liver suG urc., % 81
shot tsElus Ul.y, iI tuu rsh, eide n
3audlJJu's iHtguuYI, Iur c.,m
never tvgHlNuJ gUusrIluGucs.. hu
'iluI iu lCss than au hour
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renders it necessary for special laws o.
be- enacted az every legislature. lhu
Interests Of ChigagU arc IN many &c..
sihucsa directly opposed 30 those 1 tho
stste A. large, ana therefore irlus.icr
must bo done 10 one stuiiUu 800 order
% teurnt tue other. 10 therefore re-.
solved that tugrg o.. ruumitttd g. toe
ropie Tor thCir fat lcaii0n or TeIutt .uu
at toe next gen,rsi election for mem.
bsrs OF tho general assembly an am
eminent 10 take the place Of section
seven OF Article ten Of tue constitution.
This amendment ri4viItB thnt Un
and after January /, 1895, Cook county
OIL all be governed BY guusful Assem-
bly,, composed VI seventeen senators
suu nj y.0up representatives. Prove.
ion Is malc Tor division OF Cock county
Into Districts, uut the general cluciiu.
avs NJ tho state email govern tho vIgc-
ton u such senators nuI rupftsvuis-
tiyes. This general assembly OF t.ok
county shnll pisg tho laws necessary
10 administer jIsiicv in that county.
All present iu.IrUI ON crfs aIuIl hold
their respective Jliau. uutiItuurHrirA.
tlou Of tnt terms tUr which tuuy nave
been UltCtcI.
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AnuINIAN crisis.
Account of tie Atrocities said to
nave ussn committed bJ rurk=

Account ot tie Atrocities said Co
nave ussn committee bJ rurk=
Nlw Yuuy, ApTll ll,-rhe PM.
ARMENIAN association 10 distributing an
illustrated took entitled The Armenian
Ctisl. IA Turkey, dsnlihg largely with
ITO masssutr 0l 1924, It's autecedculs
and It's sifnihcNncr. Frederick Dsvis
Greene, the author, was a missionary
Of the American beard IN tho center u
Armenia.
Many NJ the atrocities described In
this !e,IgT arc too horrible Tor puOlica-
ton.
at Gagoiulau," says he, "mauy
young mon were tlcI hand ana loot,
Iaid ina row, covered win brush anu
burned alive. Others were hacked 10
death by piscumral,
"rhc men " one village, when iieo'
ing, took tue wumsl gud children,
some 900 ia number, anu placed them
Ia sort Of Tayiuu. Amer several Jay
the soldiers found lNcm aud hulchtTtu
those who mad NOT lied VI hunger.
"Chldftn were .lsqugntly huld up
uy the HAIR and Jl. IA two, or hau
their Jaws torn UIvu. Women wiki
Guild were ripped uIyu. Diuur chill.
drrn wUgr pulled apart by their Irgr.
Forty villages Woru totally destroyed
aud u De- .TJuaUlu that 10000 al least
were kil.cJ, IGu lowest estimate is
10000 aud many put it highrr"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12
PRACTICAL omARIrY.
roor People GtVau un Opportunity 90
hntso Vegetables,


New YumS, Aprii 1.-The nrsl
iquad Of mUu 10 be sent to farming
qusrttr acre farms In Long Island oity
uy the society tor the Improvements OF
Gas condition Dt the poor bas report ID
Dor duty, These were instructed iu me
mysteries of preparing potatoes for
planting, The squat wal good OK.
ample " Whist thu general run " those
90 be assisted VIII be ana seemed 10
nave been selected uOGauau Of their
great diversity NJ condition anu urIi.
mary purauit Tho plan 10 DO followe1
10 very much lit0 that OF Mayer
PIiugO, Ol Detroit.
Ine lnudB have glllbgeu unpr0duo.
tive and have been mostly held Tor
speculative purposes. The society has
plOwtd ami narrowed tue lots when
'hava been stnkod into quarter acres
aud each VI thu men will ue supplIod
with seed anu tho necessary ii1ul,.
mvnlE with whloh 10 Work tho o,gp,
About haf nt each section will bo Ind
Gown iu petal w. aud the rest IN smnll
vegetable. Numerous dOuauon, "a
rard ana farming tools nave been Pa,
ceiyed by the society Aud II II exppptet
that there will now be- llsuty OF worn
Tor the unemployed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12
All Confusion NJ rsi,iu.

VAScuuyGg. IS. Co. Ann 1.-THE
following mail Advices have been re-
ceIvod by the steamer Empfu.l ui
Japsa, wu.Ch has arrived ut Van.
c8uvef. Allie confusion iu the city
Of PcGiu, -uI threatens 10 eliminate
IN panic.
Two American hlios were walking
on Legation stIruy o. Potln, when
they 0rJo assaulted by sIliirtr, Wniir
The natigv gunri on thH b.fsct Tor rourr
protection, lu0kt4 0u Aud gtiunyl'
The luJit-i garments were badly torn,
bur they MANAGED 90 Tres ihcmsrlyts
aud luu Into thu hyufC the lIuulan
legation, g.psu by, The tulIi'rs wha
assaulted the l1llvs we're sit'tWAsa
caught lui nimgst beaten 20 death hy
toe angry husbands Uf jhr women.
Toe BulIust prlgsts have been cN-
PEELED from Formoa by order Of tue
emperor VI Japnu, owing 10 the uumet-
Gus Cblursc splVs being captured dc.
guIstd o. members Of tIat fraternity,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12
slO,u,on', I.ast WoIhs.

SAN FUASCIsgO, APRIL H. Charles
Baxter, whom Robert Louis Stevenson
named executor Of HE Will, arrived iu
ihis city to-day from the Samoar
islands lie la. with him the MAJ -
scripts of -ipvrrspu'z lat " .fEs, which
he II tusiIg to T. gland f0r publication.
or tho uupu lishtd Was Itft by
stevenson, Sit. Baxter haa ulTrNuy
Hrut Du homo Tor publication tlu nau.
usrflrj ut 49, tvrs,n novel which
was almost completed, wanting only
su .ultwu chapters, anu wntcu viii be
uguHfuui at o. 10. The story H uf tue
! capture uuu ,scApu VI "a French Uiiig,I
durlug ihH Nsr1Ie0uic war It0m %
! prison lu Sc. lHuI, AMI his adventures
! 900 that county aud ia Fame.
Invu Mt. Baxter uRs with him
/ the pru0ir OF what viii bee on tiled The
"WRiiimn LBitrTe." THIS lHh FHfitz nl
monthly letters written uy the novelist
/ O. bic friend sidney CulyIu, keeper al
tho Prints OF the British Museum,
They arc journal Of nls life iu IS umuu,
| sent On once month.
MI Baxter has alHJ with him the
manuscript ut what Stevenson bad
written OF "WUuir OF Htgmistuu,n tut
work uu was uu 40 tho tmu % Ul
auath. Ia iEC,, no ma. worked on % ul
the very day OF bic death, This D..
/ thought would 10 bis masterpiece
OHly about "a third ui u haI heel
written, but tlEt IL complete nv pan
Gnd will bee published.
Besides these there h small book oil
| fables ami "LDttuu % ChuIIen.'
These ARE mostly letters written 10 hli
young heir, Austin Strong, by Steven
avn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12
7BLEGRAPHlC.
HAWAIIAN ADVICES-
Surprise N OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
.,., Mentioned a. Ihur,Ion's Prob
M, suce,aor-whIi' Obnoxious
10 ionolull,

s,x rR,Susco, April 1.-The
.',nsf Alamo q arrived tod'y otlHs'
~. ,5o following Hawaiian adviee''
t,.si Apfi iil' 49,
mn, dr, uows brought here OF inc
~. ,xlsing between Minister
-.-,.t.nand Secretary Gresham wss
.,,.i by tho CHINA two days ago.
"r,,arfea, surprise In official cir
IS we'll as to the community
wrrtsr Willis said the first aud ouly
,,m,ton Do had received wa
...,,b Che rr5ss dispatches that
..,.BrI here 100 tue -ni'
r..guIy notice received by the gov.
..-r.ai wa telegram from Iuuii-
III .aiing that be was on hia way
~. Hia letters written March 2Oin
lgisto the Wmors, but in private
Lr,fbe stated he intended remaining
7. WuhlutlYn i0r tbs present Min
sltf Ha,ch sail today;
awe have received absolutely moth
I-, .aieIally iu the matter Six weeks
-. elapsed since the newspapers
g,IsI SECRETARY GreEham'a notice Wns
..,ysJ On thIs government, but Mluif-
i.,WIIIlt has given uu notification ui
s.vatiion on TIE part VI tn American
Hs,elaiy o'stai'''
In soytfumunt /, quietly awaiting
t,ygB.mruts. 40 TuuftIu returns
fTnansuuy 90 Honolulu Minister
HrgbBfthu foreign department Will
,.ss,si bin, % iia,ch will accept tue
tslu5n. Tuurtuu VIII ru givcu his
Iu.Bin thu Bureau. Attorney -.ivu'
.rI Smith has been mruuuuuI ~
tfrmembtfa Of the American league
d succeed Thuut0ui but biz appoint
usnllsimpfluabIv.
Inc minister OF tho government
us.u ay0wr1.y Ike 20 refuse O. ~.
sIul successor 90 fhlfstln, thus
isssslnuug the recall Ui Minister
Min. ne has made himsslt UbuUZ-
Hsti5 lhr republic Ia many ways Of
a,eauI were 10 not tori desire tJ
trsgol friendly terms with tho United
sAiu bio recall would nave been DE-
n.rItd long ago, also that OF CUn1u..
Gtltn MILLS, Policy alone kurps
tltm btft,
I8ms usiy polite Of Hawaii they
Nc nld 10 be- persona non RIniu Ia
tvuy Eair0 of tho word, but PttHi len,
Dl.svllt1 biz UtmUst Tor n tgcJucIli,
tg5a bt'.'s entering upon IA policy
tt7.ulg % itlhliatuTy measures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

WAsmNUTOS, April ll,-Poslmas
General Wilson IL very much uuuUu,.
eyed with tho fret reports that nayu
been received by MIN showing the
buAiueaa Of thn department. Hethinka
tnAt the Increased business OF the pJs'.
yf1iee department 10 baromet0r o.!
better times throughout the country
The statistics winch NO Inns received
arc for tho fourth quarter OF 1874.
Tho receipts Tor the quarter were
ailtoi 200, greater than Tor the COR.
igupuguiug pcti1l ui 1893. ard tho total
expenditures were S6-U,3i3 more than
Tor the same quarter lu 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

WAsIINuIuN, ID. Cn April H.
Chief halsu, VI thu secret service, hes
Issued circular waning against q
new counterfeit OiR five dollar treasury
note ui tue series OF 1891, "a spectrum vi
which was ciTcultRI IN Columbia, X.
&. The counterfeit 10 photographic
production touched up win pen Ru4
ink, Snd bearh ths treasury number Is,
8,77B,7gI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12
LANaING..- APnLnav.
Al AEzrayntion uf the Oi"uss' sai
President cleveland.

Al AEzrHyntion ut the On"uaT' Aai s
President cleveland.
R0stUN, April II -As an outcome
Of tue apology made ~ Dr. Lnu'i1g
In the Cleveland episode, bIH.'.
citizen lolt that some follow TOW a.'
mau ought 90 call upon d. Lansing
aud demand Nh apology Tor tue state
muuts hu made. Win this cul ir
View au Oh 90 demand an apology
aud proper fepaaii1u vas ior"'tl' q
b. the pfefidrut, aud today the -
lowing reply wbs f,coivcd'
WAsUINUIOs, ID. g., April H.
While uis sI,callUd fctfauiiUu 10 au
apgsavatun n hls original Uucltc, ]
am wlIIiug ,hat hI8 further uuulHb'
mont should be Ivit 90 his conference
and the cuucmI " his utighb0tf and
tue A mUfiuuu people.
"luyEH CLEVELAND"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

'pENuluLD, H., AprI u.-A
al11mr was Get on loot by Repre-
fa'a'lye Jones OF Green, In the lrgi..
h'lie today, which, u carried out, will
it,1chlly sever Cook county lCniCa-
~ iiom the uiats ufllliuois Il was
y we shape eta Joint resolution aud
I',lit lhst tue question OF giving
,'gA esuuty separate government
'llll 10 submitted 10 u vets OF the
tlpt.
Ihe resolution reoltod that the rariI
'll unprecedented gf0Wtn N Cnicsgu