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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
DEBS In JAIL AGAIN.
He Did Not GjN Himself Up At tbe
Time Promised.
SAYS HE WAS I'LL TUESDAY.
Tells . story of siekenins CscSm.
bers, But scens to Have Been
"Uader the fnnacacc" &c.-Fsii
Now-0f Mirth.

CHICAGO. ILL, June l2-Eugene v.
Dcbs has turned up. lie walked into
United States Marshal Arnold's Office at
Ills o'clock this morning. and said ne
was III yesterday afternoon. and could not
return at O'Clock. as promised.
Marshal Arnold put him on couch In
me jury-room restaurant. he told the
Marshal this was the first time he had
broken his word TO any man. and he Scit
the disgrace, although he would not admit
he had been intoxicated. His condition.
however. spoke for itself, and Marshal
Arnold was too kind-hearted TO make
his prisoner feel more uneomfsrtsbie oy
asking questions.
The President OF the American Railway
Union, who was wanted by the JMted
States Marshal for removal 10 the county
fail at Woodstock, Ill.,, had not been
found this morning, nor had any one re-
ported having seen him since late las,
night, when he was seen by acquaintance
I'm several resorts near the sheadauartets
OF the Marshal. Marshal Arnold and has
deputies were much Exercised OVER Deoss
failure to keep his parole With the Fede-
raj officers of the law.
General Black. United States District
Attorney, had a conference with the Mar
ehal this morning relative TO the course
to pursue to bring the fugitive within
reach OF Woodstock Jail. TIE Marshal SAID
he had not enough deputies 70 spare last
night u make systematic, search Tor
the man whose word was not as Sood
as his bond, owing TO the drain on his
force for guards at distilleries, but ne
intended TO waste no time. and would
get him before evening.
IN JAIL AGAIN.
In the custody OF Chicf-Deputy-lsnited-
States Marshal John "A. Logan, and sur
rounded by few intimate friends, Eu-
gene V. Debs was taken on sireet-oar
TO the Chicago and Northwestern depot
at 40 this afternoon, and placed on board
train for Woodstock, nifty MES dis
tant. where he WIN spend the remsindeg
OF his six-months term OF imprison ert
Martin j. Elliott, the American Hu-
way Union director. who was lat VA 'l'
irving from his home. IN Mahonins.
accompanied the lakor-leader, 10
the rest OF bis term on this sentcn
Debs's few hours OF rest In ,he Fedlft'
grand-jury room made ainerent n..f
of him by train-time. lie Sas mirttfui.
and passed all iDquisitive remarks with
n laugh, while adhering helf-serioufly
TO his original story or sickening cg-
cumbers.
1T was case OF necessity" said he.
as he babe good-by to "A group OF ed
mirers at the depot. Il never broke my
word before"
Lester c. Hubbard. who IS held by the
Marshal responsible for Debs'5 moral
lapse was conspicuous by his absence.
George w. Howard. the American kail-
way Union ice-nresident. who ca not
want TO serve bis term with his former
colleagues. was taken BY Marshal Arnold
j this evening 70 the county jail. at Joliet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
DEMAND SOMETHING TO EAT.
Wen from Hubbard, Aiich., Claim 90
Have Been Deceived.

MIDLAND, MICH. June I2.-Twentyr
four men. heads OK families at Hubbard.
marched into Midland this morning. asa
besiegod the courthouse. demanding
something to eat from the county Board
OF Commissioners. They claim uait
thirty families are destitute and ;hat
the women and children are crying Tor
bread.
Hubbard was settled about tifr,e yea,
ago. and the men claim that they a..
promised a mill aad steady work. waiCp
promises have failed 10 mstcrigiiLe. IRE
have plenty Of tan-bark and wood ~. q
up, but say that they cannot get a triia
TO run 10 Hubbard TO haul "a out.
The men were In a desperate mood.
Steps viii be al once taken 10 rcllsye
their families
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

the Woo-sung river are thoroughly mod
erD, not only In appearance, Dut
made 30 In reality by the large manu-
featuring establishments that beautify,
with the proofs OF a wideawake energy.
the first sight OF city whose tonnage
ranks ninth among the commercial CEN
tres Of the world"
PASSPORTS FOR EUROPE.
Many applications are received at the
State Department for passports from
citizens OF Virginia, who are conten-
plating European trips this summer The
number IS larger than usual. More Rich-
mond people go to Europe than from
any other portion OF the State. This Is
natural. because Richmond Is the ,api-
la, and greater in population than any
other city In Virginia.
Colonel Edwin James Harvie. Of this
city. formerly OF Richmond. has issued
cards for the wedding Of his daughter.
Miss Pa,tie Hardaway. TO Rev. Horace
Weeks Jones, which will occur at II.
Pauls church. Washington, June 9th.
The groom-elect will locate in North
Carolina
AT JERUSALEM.
Foreign advices state that Hon. Seth
W. Cobb and family, OF st. Louis are
sojourning at Jerusalem. In the HOLY
Land. Congressman Cobb was born at
Jerusalem-not the ancient city. how
ever, but Jerusalem in southampton
county. Va. The name OF the virginia
town was changed some time ago.
The post-ofiice at Siron, Highland coun-
ty. Va. has been discontinued; mail 10
Mcdowell.
J. r. Alternately and wife. Of Peters
burg Va, are at the National.
Il. u. Hooker and T. f.. Swain. OF Ricn-
mond l.. y. White, Of Norfolk, and ,. E'
McNair. Of Charlotte, are registered at
the st. James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
DIP IN THE OCEAN.
Triiby Excursions 10 Norfolk. Nir-
.iuEa Uesch and Ocrnn ti.r


Sunday, June 10th. and every SunG1y
thereafter until recalled. we WI. run or
select seashore excursions via NOTCH
and Western railroad IN Norfolk, Virginia
Beach. and ocean View. Train leaves
Byrd-Street Onion) Station at $50 o'clccl
A. NJ. sharp. Returning. leaves Norfo
at o'clock =. NJ. stopping only al
tersburg and Suffolk Fare for the r0Jc
trip: Richmond 10 Norfolk. 81 TO W.
glnia Beach. $50. and to Ocean yi0
N.l5. Special yestibule coaches for laiiss
and their escorts. Reduced rates fof
meals at Princess Anne and Ocean View
hotels for our people. C,ose connection
at Norfolk for Virginia Beach and ocean
View trains. We leave promptly on time.
A daylight ride: no loss OF slocp; good
dinner and a nice dip In the ocean, al
by going on the Trilby Excursion. Tick.
cts for sale at the train.
captain J. X. NICHE,
r.. 4. ADAMS,
lTlraOar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June l2-The
coast-defence vessel Amphtrite arrived
at Hampton Roads this morning from
Port Royal. The training-ship Alliance
left Havre for Gibraltar.
The President has directed that Pay
master H. Il. Smith, OF the navy, be dis
missed from the service. approving the
record findings and Sentence of a court
martial. which two months ago tried
Smith on charges OF drunkenness, abb
sence without leave, and scandalous con-
duct on the China station. Smith has
already been turned adrlft In Japan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
GOVERNMENT PRfNTING-OFFItE.
Employees to he Placed Under the
Classified Service.

WASHINGTON, d. G., June l2-Ar-
rangements have about been perfected
to place the employees of the Govern
ment Printing-Ofiice under the classihed
service Rules will have to be formu-
lated in regard TO the force to be en-
ployed at every session OF Congress upon
the Congressional Record.
Upon the adjournment OF Congress the
compositors on the Record Will be drop
ped. They will continue on the ELI
gible list for one year. and upon the re-
assembling Of Congress can apply for re-
instatement within that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
TURF EVENTS NOTABLE.
The Feature at Latonis the Riding
Of Jockey IsOui.

CINCINNATI. o.. Juna 2.-Five spirit
ed races pleased large attendance at
T.atonia. The feature Of the day was the
fine riding Of the lightweight jockey, X.
IsOm.
First race-selling, one mile-Sandovai
dOi. Perkins, to y won, I.e Banjo Sc
cond. Or Reed third. Time, l3 81
Second race-six furiongs-Dominion
dOl. r. Isom, Is to - won. Toots second
Billy Bennett third. Time. l1j II.
Third race-seliing. five fWiongs-Cap-
tain Kidd ga. r. Isom, to p won, Ira
dltion second, Landseer third. Time'
1.33 81
Fourth race-selling. one mile and three
sixteenths- queen Bird C2, K. lsom. ,
10 . won. Fr'd. Gardner second, Saddle
Bags third Time, 1908.
Fifth receive furlongs-Donna Sol
nor. A. Clayton. - 70 y won, AIMEE Sc
cond, Lillian Il. third Time. lOi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

There will b. an entertainment. ~ hcv'
ards Grove Baptist church tor the oeu>nf
OF the Sunday school June 18th (to-nisa<l
consisting of q lecture By Rev. W. u
Hatcher, ID. d.. Rfstsr OF Gracv-Strerf
church, on Whose keighbo- Am IT
and a musicale led BY Professor Haddof
Watkins. assisted by Professors Eigai
Justis, Oscar Ilohman. and perhaps 9th
ers. Exercises begka SIS. Admission,
Adults. Is cents; children under 10 yearz
10 rAntS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
THE OHIO PROHIBITIONIST
They Are for Woman Suffrage. But
lnnnnI Apree on Finance.

tHhBOt AEftt WI
SPRINGFIELD, o., June l2.-The State
Prohibition Convention met at 9 o'clock,
and the Committee on Permanent Organi-
zat!on reported General Walter S. Payne,
of Fostoria. ex-law partner Of eX-
Secretary Charles Foster for permanent
chairman. The platform was presented
by the committee. and II was decided to
vote on each plank separately.
The first and second pianks declaring
for prohibition and woman suifrags were
adopted.
A long and tiresome debate followed on
the financial question. The committee
reported In favor Of the free coinage
of silver at the ratio OF l6 10 l.
John Richards, of Hillsboro', ottered as
a substitute for the government national
bank system that the government start
banks and lend the people money on
products, goods, and lands.
A. T.. Harris. of Marion, introduced
regular greenback plank.
Nearly every delegate took part IN the
discussion, and the convention adjourned
at noon without agreeing on finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
ssehtIebeu ma I,.atz.

ALTON, ILL. June l3--W. L. sachae-
ben. the 'cyclst who Is searching FOR
Frank q. Lentz, writes 10 his parents. IN
this city, in a letter received yosterda,
that he has penetrated toe heart Of a"
meuia, ana has established the fact thar
Lent was murdered by outlaw kurds
He Will undertake TO procure the body
and bring il TO America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
GEORGIA BANKERS MEET.
They Favor state-iiank Notes-Free
silver Suicidal.

SAVANNAH. GA. June 1.-THE Geor-
gIa bankers met In convention al Bruins
wick to-day They favor State-panh
notes under proper restrictions ana ION
upon free coinage Of silver III 10 10 ! as
suicidal. though favoring the use Oh oosn
gold and silver as money, II party can oe
maintained. - ., -,
A resolution favoring the location or an
,ss,s,ant United States treasury at Sa-
yannah will be adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
ROI}Y.

CHICAGO, ILL. June Fin spite OF
thunderstorm before the race 1909 per-
sons were at Roby to-day. on SLOW
track three favorites won. The other WIN
ners were Chenoa. a second choice. apd
Bimba. NJ
First race-seliing. seven mrlongs-Bim-
ba won. Simrock second, hingsclere tnlrd.
Time, l:35 u.
Second race-2-year-oids. five turiohss'
selling-Bandela won. Gretchen >. seeonp'
Miss Lyon third. Time, lD' L. ~
Third race-selling, six furlongs-Bis-
marck won. Lady l.. second, Tippecanoe
third. Time. 10 H.
Fourth race-selling one mhe-Spendo-
lin won. Queen Bess second, John wilson
third. Time, I:i9.
Fifth race--selllng, six and half fur-
langs-Chenoa won. Hes3eriA second
Kimberly third Time, l:29.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
MADE TT THREE STRAIGHT.
Bent, NorfoiI-rhc Lat
ter Needs "a Head.

PETERSBURG, VA, June l2.-(Special)
Petersburg made 1t three straights from
Norfolk this evening. and sent the CLANS
a peg lower in the race for the pennsnt.
The game was a spirited one, as far as
the Farmers were concerned. but "a very
listless and tame one on the part of the
CL3ms.
Chard. formerly Of the Evansville team
Of the Southern League, was In the box
for the CLAIMS, and was hit for four home
runs. a two-bagger, and three singles, be-
sides giving four men their bases and hit
ting two batsmen Packard pitched for the
Farmers, and pitched his usual steady
game He was hit for three home runs
and four singles but he managed to keep
them scattered, and the home-run hits
were made when no men were on bases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
VIII PIny Here To-Day.

Richmonds Bluebirds played their first
errorless game Of the season In Roanoke
yesterday. and every player on the team
distinguished himself Kahn batted out a
safe hit every time he came TO the bat.
The Richmond lads return home to-day.
and this afternoon at o'clock will meet
the heavy htters from Lynchburs.
At Memphis X. II. T..
Memphis ............33S21 "A 4
Chattanooga ........i4020 0-l3 Is Z
Batteries: Gilen and O'Meara; Sechrlst,
Summers. and Fischer.
At Little Rock: X. ". T..
Little Rock .......O0 % 0 90 o
Atlanta ..........112sO O0'-ls "A o
Batteries: Crinion. Briggs, and Fineld;
Homer and Armstrong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

Is the title OF an Attractive pamphlet -
sued by the Southern Railway Company
descriptive OF the summer resorts ioeats<
on their hines. Tor copies anply to ticks
agents, or 10 JOHN n Bh.AiL>
Travelling PASSENGER Agent.
SEQ east Main street, KAchnaoiai. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

Maple Shade Inn, rtahnsk1: Heeee kno
noke' wythevtlie; MpnHtAin 1Aha. Ail~
ghany; Crocke&xs AmrnSe Ik1hiA yN1ias
sshphnr, and DaaA n1Ago SprnGa 80
other popular y.sorts sn ~ ~ - ~
Norfolk ana W~s<erp utinanA ars ~
opan Far iist I'D an tueounn11no ~
ply n cc1oanys e61aA - - ~
street r. ~. OoVxxou9.
Distrct IanmnGer AOn&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
LACK A HEAD.

The playing and conduct OF the Norfolk
team is calculated to injure the game
throughout the STATE. II this evening ;
game is fair sample OF 1t. Norfolk has
good team of individual players, but
they lack a head, and unless some one
is put there to manage the men and disci-
pline them they will soon be given the
reputation OF being the scrub team OF
the league The features OF to-days game
were the work OF Breen at snort. ne
accepting twelve chances without an err
ror; the batting OF the home team, and
Turner's and Collihower's work at first
he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
RICHMOND. VA Juue 40 -


Andrew ". Glover. Esq. General Agent.
Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir.-On the 9th % May this com
pany qualified as administrator OF IA,
estate OF MIR. Minor r. Anderson. who
died on the lith II the same month.
Among the effects Of the estate was
policy for 5000. Issued March i. iSS. or
the annual dividend plan. b. the Nas-a-
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company.
OF Springfield. Macs. represented by yoD.
The proof of death was Med with ths
company on the 81 instant, Gae
we are to-day in receipt "
check dated 7th instant Tor ,lqi1it
10 cover amount OF policy-ss .ooo--sn.
dividend on same. Sl1If We appreciate
and commend the promptness OF se;tls'
ment made by your company. and thank
you for the attention given.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
Administrator OF Estate Of Minor u. "A
derson. Deceased.
BY Mann s. Ousrier. V T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
For Dyspepsia

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. Lee w Battle, Durham. N. c., says;
II recommend II very much TO dyspeptica.
after naais, with good results"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
SILVER CONVENTION.
ers Nav Be a Lively Time at Mem
phiS To-Day.
20 Sl5LEY FOR PRESIDENT.
kay Be That This Sentiment Viii Not
3, Generally Agreeable.
NH. PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
o., wake. a speech an" Is Followed
.,. pennsylvania Ex-congress-
above Namcd-scnator Harris
also speaks.
SI5LEY FOR PRESIDENT.


-
rr>N l,,o 70 When the
,,.s,,,,t.ors arcoin,cs AT
-
. session of Che southern ana
. States silver Convention makes
-. ta-m,rrow there may be a
The committee went out at
.-F r .s thoucNt viii be ready
,..r.y,,, at IN early hour to-
.
....rk chat may make an thc tIuu-
-...r endorses Joseph G. Sibley
,t- s1,ls, is man OF
$50, f,f,,d of
...,l,, 49,
' ana
n'fat'h I""'E' J."
. r. ttrel tonight 10 the audi
,.+ snare either Cleveland
CARLISLE
.. Vast doubtful WhetheT 'he
,tr GET through the commit
.. Do Is almost certain IL
.......,, ,hc convention
.,s-. ~, ,,o
'a.'.
.' aet believe WON" We
ODD introduce pTcsidentlal
- .. r.ni,Iar a friend OF the
....-, as Mr. Sihlev into
~. -,
Nh.-' was .'
.-...,. .,,,es,to,
49,, ,,,, ,a,r,-
IN' l.', SAM i'i'i-'-''-' ''''
-. OIL. standpoint ~ the White-money
nothing Was ieii TO % u'S''en
convention Two thousand
i,-fti '-- ''''''
... a.f every STATE Win pc" ~
lt 4's mos, pi nm NY an ~
. e'r s',ys- and
...,..r
..s ...,,,1,. 3, eiza
... f-.,, Nfissiesinpi and
,.. smallest from some
-r..t.rn or so-callcd silver
....,..,,,,,, from, the silver
...-.3 81. ths convention
r...5,.,3 p~irra ~ New
.-,lrj that su the States
. ..-.r5el The convention at
r. Nevertheless. said Cow
-.-. -.t ono Of these states was
t.3 been appointed at the
..,. convention 10 represent
-..... .r5 thi. committee would
....... Tho convention was
.....r .t . o'clock.
u..rr az Memphis. as
... central 8imetalic
-r.-t. county. Tenn. which
..r f-r the convention. rap
.......I.-, d, order
.~.fr, NJ ,.,rOp,t
'-' ''' ''''
D. tH. platform were me toiloWlhs'
Fa.t .sH- Secretary of state OF LOUIS
lara. 30 D. cunningham. Atiorney-Gehe-
-.n On. lana. John Fitzpatrick hayor
N.. orleans g. .. Warner PRESIDENT
rf-.. American Eimetallc League GOV
rr.- d. g.. Clarke. of Arkansas; w. =.
E.,.r. editor of tte Omaha world
-..I Senator James II. Berry. OF Ar
..r.... senator stewart. Of Nevada; An
- W..rtf 0f Indiana; Senator l. ..
Tennessee. Alexander be,mar
ta.i'fAt, t'epr- n
ra' o- AI--'-a'lIN' He"a.Ol -
s, OF AftaN-is' sehd'o, 49," -
~ N'f.1 aroma ''elatoi -
r-- A'-elasilpi '..' 80. - -
, l.lf"a' eN-''. nv - -,
'eihor Dt ou-l' -, p
t.A.'. eN-ooV'I"oI i'V'' - .'''' -. -
oolth aroma, -,
'F Evans. OF So"ll 80. 80 ,,.,s
s..'' l' '-lNh 'i' eOi 49,, 49, -
..i. anu" si' ~, -. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

Mr.. Anderson was insured .ess iaas
ninety days. and his estate revived asi
only the face Of tire yslicy--5 sse-h<x 70
addition dividend of Slc.i+.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIZA
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ANDREW NJ. GLOVER. Genera As~ns
Ills east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

Richmond ..................2 OO21102 ~
Roanoke ...................3O 0OO02O %
Summary: Earned runs-Richmond 2;
Roanoke, 4. Bases on balls-On Tannehill,
/: off Mccain. 6. Struck out-By Tame
hill. G: by Mccain. /. Two-base hits
Berte. Tannehill, Viox. Three-base hit -
Bradley. Home run-Cavanaugh. Double
plays-Tsnnehll TO Wells; Foster TO Wells
TO Houseman. Mccain 10 Little to Niox
TO Clark; Cavanaugh 10 Little Wild
pitch-McCann. Hit by pitched ball
Groves Foster. Mccain. Time Of game-l
hour and s5 minutes. Umpire-McLaugh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
SCORE BY INNINGS.

III i567SS
Petersburg ...............V % OoV liz
summary: Earned runs-Petersburg. Z;
Norfolk. 4. Home runs-Geier ~. Nc
Gam. Ilppert Turner. Sullivan. and San
ford. Two-hase h!;--Packard. Fascs on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

s,,untior nj Pocahontas pnch"nsed'
pOcAHONTAS, June p-tspeciaL)-
A., ,s quiet here. and the situation re-
,,ains practically unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
AGRICULTURAL SITUATION.

OF Mr.. Carlisle. Every word he said about
the characterization OF silver has come
trup
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RICHMOND

SCORE BY INNINGS.
a {
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dressed the convention.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Delmar's
speech the convention took a recess until
3 o'clock Senator Stewart Of Nevada,
presided at the night session.
CONGRESSMAN SIBLEY.
Congressman Joseph c. sibley. of Penn
sylvania addressed che convention In sub
stance as follows:
II believe there are going 20 be two
parties AT the coming election. one OF
them viii be the monometallists, and the
Other the American people in their ma
jesty.
many times before. once Aaron erected
a golden Image. but Il vas not a success
| And once Nebuchadnezzar set him up one
and said whoever refused 10 bow down
and vorship il should straiehtway be
east into A fiery furnace and burned up
Without meaning 10 make any inVidlous
| comparisons / respectfully reief you ~
| Grover Cleyeland's letter TO Governor
| Stone. Of Mississippi. - =,
''rhere were three men who retuseu "
worship this image. and NebuchaohS,~zla.
ordered the furnace 10 be made stFa'sh''
way seven times hotter and had uhes.
| men cast in, but they walked upi,sn'
amid the flames and came OUT pIiBh~,
| and happier than ever. There are q soo'
many Nebuchadnezzars in this worio se'
! but they do not cut much OF ngnre.
| III YOU will Just read along li',ie lui
Their you will find that Nebucnal'ie1a -
| found his level all right For seven Year,
| he had TO eat grass ,,o aud
1--WE silver people nave all the ios'e any
/ all the law on our side. o,,a
"The Secretary OF ths Treasury spv"1
10 YOU in this same hall the other oAs :, ,
| do moi want TO quote MIR. Carlisle wnsn
ne said that the demonstration OF nai,
the money In the world meant misery .n na
| unhappinHss for half tne peop's me
world. Then John q. Carlisle was .'e
,yIbnne OF The people. Now he ~ ,oe
n,ghest en- the Temple of Mamraon ny.
csylIsle the plebelsn and Mr.. Carlisle tns
arietocrat are two very different KINGS o. p
r,eople But 1 do not want to eomp'aia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

~ II y II F7F7WFF
'-'is--S s-4.a@S. has Aiways been. and
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