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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-02
u,,,, pnp,TR,1oAN CONVENTION.

The Republican convention OF Wepet
county met yesterday and nominated
ms ticket. AS was foreshadoWed oy
the result of the primaries, the conVe en-
ton turned down GlaSmann ana Nne
0sceolas. but it threw a complimentary
tam to him by nominating his all
around man, George NJ. Hanson OF
MfIIard county, superintendent FoI
schools for Weber county.
Mr., Rogers introduced, under sus-
nension of rules, a resolution providing
that the nominees of the convention pe
expected TO work for the electlon OIL
Frank ]. Cannon as SENATOR OIL St5
United States. Inc resoluu-oH cSa1l4eu
Eor representative, Mr.. Kimban
nominated Dr. a. S. Condor, Mayor
Brough named Charles de La BauI1ei
Mr. Toone nominated n. J. Harris, MI
Reard,sley nominated Thomas j. Ste
yens, Mr.. Hansborough named WEI
liam GlaSmann, referring IN very coaii-
Elementary terms to his past unselflsh
services in behalf OF the party. MI. y.
IA Anderson nominated as a working
rnao1's candidate Lee a. Curtis. Mr..
Lee named A. 3. Patton, H. e. Steele
named another laborinS mans cand1-
date. p Jacobson, Thomas Loughrey
named Carl E. Peterson, Mr.. Medghen
named Adam Patterson.
T1here was a continuous fire and
cross fire of seconds for a long time
and in the mix up Mr.. c. d. Peterson
| and Mr.. jacobson withdrew their
names.
The first vote stood:
! Harris zee. ......... LID
Patterson. ......... ....'..'. ''.''''''1d IL
Condon... $50. observation-disclosures. ..10I
Curtis. ........... ......... ..'.''.'''.1oo
GlaSmann.. ...... ........' .....-..''' W
Patton. .......... ..,...'''.' $1,000 4Vo
Stevenson. ......... .......... .....'-.1oo
La Baume.. ....--.- --...-..--- 90
The chair therefore declared Harris,
Condor, Curtis and Stevens elected.
For the Office of superintendent of
schools, MrLee nominated George M
Hanson, Mr.. Bagley nominated David
| L. Dean, OF North Ogden, Mr.. Flowers
nominated Sanford G. Watson.
While the ballots were being pre-
pared the chairman announced that
Judge Bartch, the Republican candi-
! date for supreme judge, would hold
| court Wednesday for the purpose of
uaturalizing good citizens and there
were many Republicans in need of his
| services.
| The vote for superintendent of
schools stood as follows:
Hanson, IA; Watson, II; Dean, 70.
The chair therefore declared Hanson
elected. He made brief speech after
which N. ]. Harris, being called for,
! likewise spoke. The convention then
adjourned.
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ONE WAS KILLED
And Several Injured In u Wreck In New
MoTioo-EVauEsiiIt Wheeler Crushed TO

And Several Injured In u Wreck in New
MoKico-EVauEsliIt Wheeler Crushed to
Death.
DENVER, Col. August S-A special to
the Times from Albuquerque, says:
No. . passenger train from the west was
wrecked on tho Continental divide
about l30 miles from here late this
afternoon. The train ran into wash.
out aud the two combination baggage
and express cars, the day coach aud q
tourist sleeper, left the track aud top.
plod over. Rev. q. Wheeler the
Baptist evangelist, who has been in
California with his car Emanuel, was
on the platform OF tho tourist car when
the washout was struck. lie was thrown
oil and the car fell on top OF him, crush.
ing out his life. lie and his wife wero
on their way to visit relatives at
Winoua, Minn. Tho following arc tho
injured:
L. NJ. Alexander, Fresno, cut on left
cheek. arm and hund; R I. Donaldson,
Enterprise, hack sprainOd &c. W. Wash.
burn, WingNte, scalp wound, left ankle
sprained and back wrenched; &, w.
Whitaker, NNrstow. Gala, slight scalp
wound; MrI. L. q. rolhurst, Cleveland,
Ohio bruised about arms and shoul.
derS; l.. IL. Palmer, Topeka, Kansas,
scalp wouud two inches long; Carl
Tanig, Scales Mound, Ills, cut on logs;
Mrs. Bertha Coppee, New York city,
back broken and shoulders bruised.
Tho body oil Rev, Mr.. Wheeler and
tho wounded werc brought to this city.
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A BUILDING ooL1APsRs

In NsW York, CaTFJiRg Down Many aleu-.
Two Killed and Number Fatally Hurt.
The Contractors Arrested.
New YoRK, August s,-An eightStory
building in course Of icon'tructlon at the
northeast coruor Of Wsit Third strSot
aud South Fifth avenue fell with u
crash this morning aud a number Of
tho Workmsn were buried In the ruins,
The list Of dead aud injured Is as
iolioR8:
Tho dead-Charles Smith, electrician,
lIv0d at 9lG East Ninsty'sixth street (;
died at St. VIncanta hospital. His
skull was fractured, right arm broken,
right side crushed Ia and severely in
iursd internally,
John Burke, laboTsr, married, forty.
four years old, Btooklyn; dead when
taken from tue ruins.
lnjnrOd: William Fox, laborer,
broken thigh and Injured internally
John CIuns, laboTsr; James Kenney,
forty-eight years old, laborsr, coRtuSions
of back, not EeriouIIy Injured; Corns.
lus Guidsr. lRborsr, 773 Berger street,
Brooklyn, scalp wounds and oontulionA,
not seriously Injured; William Frank,
labor0r, aga and residence unknown,
seriously injursii - Smith, two rlb9
fractured and coptusioRs.
Tho missing: John Murphy, laboroF,
Of Atlantic avenue, Brookingi Christie
pher 0'Rourke, labOrer, Brooklyn;
Michael O'tlars, laborsr, Brooklyn;
Michael Savage, laborer. Brooklyn; Ed
ward HALEY, laborer, Brooklyn; John
Mcguire, Brooklyn; Michael Flynn.
Brooktyn; James Farrell, Michael
Fancy, Charles Reilley, Charles L.
Peterson.
Tho ruins llll the contro Of the build.
Ing with broken timber, twisted iron
girdera and columns, bricks, latha and
plaster. It makes mound as high as
the second floor and iI mass aS dense
and hard to handle as bank Of clay.
1t is sait thatsevOn mon we're at work
in tho celler directly under the Csutre
Of tho wreck. Tho building was filled
with pl1ster0rs, plumbers, electricians,
gAs.lltlers aud laborers.
Contractor Parker and Foreman
Seligman have both been arrested.
It WAS said at the scene Of the disRs'
ter that the cause was undoubtedly tho
overlooking Of the sixth floor with plas'
tor Hnd bullding material.
Harry Alexander, OF the Alexander,
Chamberlain Electrical Company,
which was doing the electrical work IN
building, said that his men had report
cd to him on Monday that tho wires
that had bsen placed on the sixth floor
were out Of line, showing that tho walls
had already got out Of plumb.
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Ching Chow, a seaport OF tina province
Of FO kien and at Hnpeh, TAPPING and
An,lIui. These outbreaks, It Ia added,
arc not merely the work Of vegStaEUnsi
but they are said TO be organized aud
carried out by the Chlnsls officials, The
extent OF the damage done IL not'yst
known, but tue foreigners are reported
~ have escaped.
Owing to tho unsettled stata OF the
province, 200 SikhI, reliable British In
dian troops, from Hong Kong, will os-
Cort the British consul from Foo,Chow
to ku,Chspg, where tho consul will
conduct an inquiry into the recent out
RACES,
The ShSng Hal correspondent Of the
Pail Mall Gazette expresses the Opiulon
that further outrageI aTH Inevitable un-
less Great Britain takes swift and
deadly vengeance.
In regard TO tho dispatch from Hong
Kong, cablsd exclusively to the AIso.
ciaIsd Press last niaht, announcing that
the British aud American missions at
Fat.shRn, near Canton, were attacked
yesterday afternoon by q large and in.
ipElatsd mob which demolished the
hospitals aud caused some OF the mis-.
sionarias 10 aee to ShAmsOn, II Is
stated that tho Wesleyan mission has
onS OF the most Important medical
missions in China at Fat-Shau. The
hospital and station aTs under tho
charge Of DR., Wanyon, who has just ar.
rived here, after perlloui overland
journey, during which no was arrested
in Armenia as spy The rest OF the
mlIIlon Itati Of the Wesleyan mission at
Fat-Shan arc Chinese, They were At.
tackled fow years ago, upon which
occasion 4 missionary was killed.
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aud asks ali:Iorta Of questions, to the
pratly girl from town, who, Whils,look'
Ing Rdmirlngly ppon the sOldisTly'pOk.
Ing boys, Isn't always unconscious oil
tho AdmlrlugglancsI that arc thrOWu In
her own direction. But she u some.
body slss's sweetheart usually and
doesn't do more than encourage tho
glRnces, for which no one has the heart
10 blame her.
The scenes In the camp in the early
morning hours when the toilets aTO bs'
Ing made Rra often comical TO behold.
There are often moments when one pre-
lsra to be alone, sspsClAlly when one Ia
shaving under difficulties,
But 1t must not ba supposed that
these incidents constitute the routine
OF tho camp, Not at all. There 10
work, hard work and plenty Of ii, and
work that will tell in rh' i"'Vra; work
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Tho boys Of Company II, Second reg
imeut were highly ontOttainoi all
through this mOal last night. First a
soldier camc around with basket full
Of pies to sell and a grand rusk wau
made for the contents OF tho basket.
Pieces Of pio wore beginning TO fly,
when tho frat sergeant Of the company
tirod the pio man out.
Then ono OF the follows at the tablo
jumped up, and throwing of his coat,
proclaimed his ability TO vauqniSh in
mortal combat the man who put grease
on his naw campaign hat No ono &C.
coplOd tho challenge aud tho iratO pri.
vate was unable 10 find the grease
smHarer.
Then the boy oil another company
got after C1lorol lal with baikst full
Of oataOlus and almost split their sides
watching him making tracks Tor home.
About this time tho music al tho First
regiment band was hoard and there was
grout rush to tho angstal whore they
were assembled. From that tima on I'LL
0 o'clock they rendered 4slsctions which
were heartily enCorod blythe large crowd
which had assembled to hear thom.
Some Of the soldiers. glad TO be
through for tho day, showed their graft
iicatIon by various prank. First thoy
had n dance, keeping time to tho music
OF ihv band. and in tornin: circle. by
more accident, Of course. corfalIcd q
bcvy Of pretty girls, who soon mad q
their escape. Thon tho hpv' had a
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SIXTEEN sTAB WOUNDS


Distributed Da,wsOn rWp Girls By n Iur.
dOrOus Italian.
New YoRE, August S.-Rosa We'll,
twenty-five years old, and her sistsr
Kate, eighteen yeara OF age, were both
seriously stabbed on tho street to-day
by Philip GiampAla, torty.six years old,
M Italian shoonakor, Rosa was stabbed
nine times and Kate received scvOn
wounds. Glampata came to this coun'
try five yeats ago. Two years ago ho
mot Kate We'll and attor timO she
won't to live with him. Eight months
ago she became mother aud after that
sho aud GiampatG did not 1.-Two happy
together
Sho loft him aud also tho child, Ho
repeatedly asked Katie to take tho child.
She refused. Giampata, however still
persisted in asking hor to care for the
child, aud followed her In tho streets
aud to all places OF amusemcnt sho a.,
tended. Last wOck, tiring Of hia per.
siltBncy, slin secured warrant In tho
uarlom poles court for hi' atrost. This
10 Onragod tho Italian that ho lay in
wait for tho girls, and tho stabDins
followed. ltil thought neither girl eau
recover.
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nilIcl.,s ANInIrIoN.
Ills "Soio Object 10 Oct OHIO Democrats
Ia Dscnra rnr Sound Money.

Ills "SoiS Object 10 Oct Onto Democrats
To Dscinrs for Sound Money.
Columns, August S,--A very close
friend Of Senator Br,co to-day said 10 tho
rcprosCntativo ot tho Associated Pros,
in regard to tho position tho senator oc.
cupIod In the conlont now pending
amongst Democrats OF Ohio. that his
solo object is to obtain in tho coming
state convention an expression lOr Eound
money
/. lIc wishes tho integrity ot tho Demo.
cratic party to be made secure, All
other matlura which naturally belong
to tho canvass going on. aud matters
which do not logtmatoly belong to II,
thugs injected into II, arc Of minor con'
alteration.
Sn far ~ concerns tho cdnhldatcl on
S,Rto aud county tlCkots, for tho man,
hers Of tho general ANemblY, aud tho
selection OF United stRtes senator by
the convention, or by tho pOoplc, llO
caro-, nothing about In comparison with
tho main oboGL TO hO attained, aud II Ia
not hia lntCntiOn TO engage In any BldO
issues merely to dctracI from tho ulLi.
mRtu aim.
Ont Of $50 dolrgalOi Oloc'cl to tho
state convention ll1 arB snil by this
gentleman 10 bc Tor qOunl mdnoy.
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RARERRsBUAu, August 8,-Ths daily
routine OF camp lie 10 now being fol-
lowed out by the GuardSmsn with that
regularity and attention to discipline
aud details characteristic Of old cam
paiSnOrS, aud while tho performance OF
tho duties iS no ChiId'S play, tho troops
seem to be thriving we'll. The health Of
the camp is good, the conduct Of the
men all that could DO expected, aud the
Oncampment will undoubtedly rsault in
great profit to tho national guard from
practical military point OF view.
Tho spectacular features, 80 attract.
i've 70 Plsilors aud outsiders generally,
such aI the reviews and dress pRrades,
have their usefulness, as every military
man knows, but they draw vaat crowds
Of spectators to witness them, Just RI
though they were gotten up eScluliyelY
for tho entertainment Oi the public, 70
show of the daahing style, uniforms,
and accomplished horsOmaHship OF the
officers, aud TO exhibit tho proficiency
Of the prtvatoS in rsgImental, battalion
aud company drills, or to afford the
two resimenlal bands au opportunity
to show what excellent music they are
capable OF making. Aud these are all
mo joke1," for the tropps, in their
mRnUuvreS, fully come up To expecta'
tions aud the bands are splendid orgaui-
cations.
After these reviews the lines are
thrown open aud everybody l. allowed
to euter tue camp aud walk around
Among the rows oil tents. Ihis iI a
privilege which tho pubIic appreciates
very much and one which should bO ex'
tended to 1t frequently.
After dress parade comes supper, to
which tho boys do not fall to do full
justice, The soldier boys bStOOk them
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rIIE rllonnLIl llSnnn

At sprlnt vtlicY-rnc Nogrn NilnerS VIII
iiN i'r0t"C oil IN rhrlr flights
SruS1 VALLEY, lLt, August 8-'rho
trouble In this city, Tor tho prcsont, IA
atan Cnh. All shafts blow tlrwOrk lh,
ovOnlog aud tho OotIIOmont arrived at
glvos general SatIsiactlon, Tho mlhorI
nj lD.dty'Hmanlinr ronlopto tho roi,.
lllIona oi yrflordny. Alter tIii mprl,
ins Me- scnilIlns hold a conference
with General Mnndgur Dnlatll aud II
wac nsrcpl 10 aiatt tho nnO, In tho
morning In all likelihood Manager
Dnlsnll will bring In tho OKilOl nOgtnu1
tomorrow and 'pt them 10 work. Tie
mayor Gays hu will protect IlOm.
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MOMENTS WHEN ONE WANTS TO o. htoHE.r
that Is building up tha WeSt Virginia
National Guard 10 proper standard OF
efficiency.
When you come 70 compare the two
regiments aa to proficiency In drill and
discipline, 1t Is hard TO decide which
holds the tlag OF superiority. Since the
ilrIt Of January four companies have
been enlisted in the FirIt Regiment
and so thiS.is their frat oucampmont,
and when this fact Is considered tho
First RsgimOnt does remarkably well.
The command OF this regiment, which
Is composed OF ovar 800 man, ia quite
responsible position, but Col. Richard
i, Fast, Of MorgantoEn, Is equal to that
responsibility and discharges his i'm.
por,ant duties in q buginsis-liko aud
military manner 10 the full satisfaction
Of hls supsriors. Colonel Fat is a
prominsntlaFyer Of MoRongalia county
aud has large practice.
CAMP MOTHS.
Six from tho FIrIt and four from the
Second arc reported sick.
Captain ]. W. Hughes, aide to General
spillman, arrived Wednesday aud rc'
ported tor duty.
Echoes OF tho big military ball given
last night are heard on every hand. 1t
was a great success and tho biggest
social function PNrksrSburg ever mad.
Hon. Stewart W. Walker, OF Martins,
burg, on the governors stan, arrived
here to-day Tor Governors day, Satur'
day. The balAnca Of tho stat and Gov
ernor MacCorkle arc expected to-
morrow.
General spillman and wife will en-
tOrtain tomorrow evening, and Mrs,
George A. Burt, Wiie of the vice presi.
dent and general manager OF the Ohio
River railroad, will entertain Saturday
evening. Both events will DO swell
social affairs.
Two mon were overcome by heat this
morning, and dropped in the ranks as II
shot They were Corporal Freeman,
Company ], First regiment, and Private
Boggoss, Company B, First regiment.
Both soon recovered, and are now doing
rs wOll as can bo expected.
A regimen,al court martial has boen
established In tho First regiment. Tho
officer 10 charge is First Lieutenant ..
Il. Jones. paymaSter OF the First rogi.
mont. Lieutenant Jones 10 now prepar.
ing charges against several enlisted
mon, Their cases will come up shortly
for settlement.
Dress parade this evening drew an
immense crowd Of SPECTATORS to Camp
MaGCorkle. There woro about 1000 or
5000 people present. The parade was
a magnificent military spectacle. Tho
mou were out in line IN force and made
an imposing sight. Aftorwarl tho
crowd was admitted within tho linol
nnd the camp fairly swarmod with poo,
pIe. Both bnnd,-Glark,burg aud
Charloston-GRva concerts.
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SIXTY LIVJS LOsr


Ia tho Wreck Ol the NrhmcF CnliCtllInn
In huNrnilnn waters -rorty OF thu Vic.
thu, ChlNo'c
Sidney, N. S. W., August ga tug
which la, returned from tho sconO Of
the wreck oitho British steamer Gator.
lhun, saw nothing Of tho remainder Of
lho passengers and crow VI tho atuam'
ship, aud thNtO Ia now liltlO doubt that
sixty persons woro drowned, ui whom
O1rty.iiK wotO Chinese. Second 0lllcct
lnnirr, VINO had thO watch on dHrk Rt
tho timu VI tho di'nstOr, bttiOa that tho
mght was worry dark. Suddenly the
steamer CxpcticncOl terrible shock,
anh fnunduroi Tow minutes NilorwArd.
Tho Chinese made II rush Tor tho bOhla,
but only ono boAtload reached tina
shore. Tho mlsAlng passengers lnclnlO
three lNlluu
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prSpLEroS. oar,, August S--l'iro last
night consumed the Transfer hotel aud
several buildings adjoining on Main
rtrCat -Four bodies hnyo bo,n fcc,vcr.
ol from tho ruini aud ono man Ia still
missing,
Tho killOd uroi Frank Droinp oil
Wolfe, an Indian, q. Uiarking, William
SlrounlOn, Missing j. y. l'aylOh
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kicking match and finally began TO Try
IN climb tho high 0ntstnll. Private
Vntnnfinghrm, nf 0nmufny IT,, Second
tclmOut, 4unNonlel In rOaChng the
halfway mark amid tho applause oI
his companions,
Columns cnnll hn filled with n do.
1nrlpllpn NJ Tho amusing side ol camp
lllo, and NJ Tho scpnu' that NrD wit.
nrnol among tho tontl by tho visitors
whn nrn permitted within tho limos lo
uSlRn len Of SOlno NJ tho rohll tics oi TIN
lpllINtH llir, HnnnlimW thu yliltOrN
lhcminlvcR afford tho nmuanmHnt. Tor
lnCrO mo MI kinds, from tho country.
man who llaS come to 500 tho a1dloti,
and vita looks tttoH tho unusual sishs
with ConlcaI expressions OF cutloally
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INFAMOUS NEGLECT
BY tho American Government OF
Americans in China
AMERICAN MISSIONS ATTACKED,
And the Occupants May Even
Now Be Slaughtered,
As THE BRITISH SUBJECTS WERE

Absolutely no ProteetiOn-chinesc
ofloIals COuatsnAncIuE tho Massa'
crss That Are Going on-Tho last
Ono Planned a Week Ahead and
They Were Aware of N-DOath to
All ForOlEners-AIlSs Mabel Hart,
ford, a Survivor, and the Only Amer.
lean at tho Ku ChsuG TutohOry,
Tells Her FrIGhtfuI Experience.
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MANY PERISHED
IN a Collision Between a British
Ship aud an Unknown.
BOTH VESSELS SINK IN THE SEA
Aud Only Seventeen Lives OF All
on Board are Saved.
UNKNOWN VESSELS ENIlRE CREW

Go to tho Bottom, Together With Six
oG the Crow of the Prince Oscar.
The Crash Came Without Warning,
Tho UnknOwn ship Was Buralas
no Lights aud 1t Was Impossible to
Alter tho Course of the British Ves-
soI-Not Lie on tho stranger Was
Saved.
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NEw PAM, N ~ August s-Indg'
william strong, cxju'llco Of tho Unitcl
sla,Oi supreme court, Ia lying critically
IN al Lake NIlnncwrrki, In Ul'tor coun.
ly. y. a. II, Komplnn, Of Phllrlrl'
phla, whn IL Attending judge strong, 10.
pofu that tho pationt 10 worry weak to-
day.
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Monp T,lyEq THREATENED

~ ihS Chins1s FANATICS -Enaihnh Must
Art At Onos, or FURTHER Uttfnge' otr
Inevitable.
LosDoN August IA dispatch to lilo
Pail Mall Gazette from Shanghai says
that further aud reliable nOws Of M
'IhfmingnAtnfoha' been rCoolyol lhcto.
Il i' stated that fAnattcat outbreaks
against The Christians laVO occurred a.
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"uoINn nuNrLSGro

And VIII Hold His "rnnncIri sohou" to
InstruG' tho llnrnumt"
Stcia' Dipiich 70 Ge intelligence
IIUSrlSoroY, ". Va, August S,-W.
II. Harvey. author Of CONS Financial
School, is in tho city, Waiting his old
homo. The BtrHHm CiHb made az.
rangomentI with him Tonight to nd
irc1 them Saturday evening on "ThU
Unlimited OOInnsn OF SlyNt.O
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DOWN TO BUSINESS
The Troops at Camp MaOoorkle
Making a Record.
CAMP LEES PLEASANT FEATURES

bat the Pathway of the Soldiers Ca.
rosr is Not strswn With Roses All
the Way-Ths Review Spectacle
Enjoyed by the PublIo-The Negi.
mons Show Great Proficiency In
Drul-Iuoldsnts aud Scenes In and
About the Camp
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solvos to supper and fully sustained the
reputation they have made on former
occasions. Tho faro provided ls very
good Tor camp lie, and has been from
the beginning and will bO so long Rs
Major Phil Noal IL brigade commis'Ary
and ia pFinca his R,gigtank
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Ia NeW York, CRrFyiRg Down Many aleu-.
Two Killed and q Number Fatally Hurt.
The Contractors Arrested
The advocate., 1895-02-13

relief Of the industrial classes. MllIlonSof
dollars appropriated for building 9 navy
and at the same time volumes OF legisla
tion that will make it doubtful as to
whether men will willingly surrender
their personal liberty TO defend gov
ernment that perSistsntly ignores the
we'll being Of it's citiz sus.
IL the people Of the United States do
not arise in their righteous indignation
and shake of the chains that bind
them, it will only bO q question OF very
short time until they will bs reduced to
q condition oigsbsolute ssrfdom. Inds.
pendent action on the part Of each voter
will be productive Of much good. Let
political barnacles be relegsted to the
Rulf Of obliion and let true men be
placed in charge Of the "ship Of state. +"
Let the policy Of bonding be stopped.
Let the provisions Of the constitution be
adhered to. In word, let the govern
msnt provide for the general welfare
and the rumblings Of the coming reVo-
luton will be hushed, and we will again
be nation Of ireemen.
But IL tyranny is to be the future
order In this country posterity will read
in the history Of this present era Of the
struggle which always has been and al"
always will bs the result Of oppression.
r. g JOHNSON.