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GLEASON'S EXHIBITION.

Vicious Horses Handl ed, and Close
bicycle Race.
Professor Gleason gave what was in
tended to be his farewell exhibition yes
terday afternoon at Agricultural Park, rs
he had an engagement in San Francisco
this week. Several thousand people
were present to witness his skill.
on last Tuesday evening, however, he
offered to wager SlG0 that he could handle
aud drive any three horses in I20 n inutes.
The challenge remained unanswered
until yesterday afternoon, when Arthur
Wilson said that he would take the
wager. The Professor at first said he
could not stay longer, out finally ac-
cepted the wager and named Thursday
evening for the test, saying he must have
some rest first.
The first horse haudled was the "Black
Demon" which the Professor subdusd,
but found, while doing SO. that the horse
had little or no sense and that his brain
was out OF killer III some way
Two other vicious horses were handled
and subdued, the last one being wicked
kicker, piung6r and bitter, but all his
kicking mad left him before the trainer
got through with him, taking eighteen
minutes.
n MI. hlrkWOOu, VINO was announced
as the champion broncho rider OF Mon
tana, was to ride a bucAing horse. He did
not get his second foot into the stirrup,
however, before tho animal, with his
back bent into the shape OF bow, went
bucking and sQuealiug across the track
and kIrkwood 1inally dropped oil.
The horse ran about halfway round
the track, when he was caught and Kirk
wood. who had run across the tieid,
mounted him again and rode him back
TO the stand, tne brute bucking in she
hveiest style for about hundred yards
When hirkwood undertook to ride
him Uack ward, as The closing number OF
the performance, he failed again to get
fairly seated in his saddle. and, although
he stuck ID the horse, his weight, about
200 pounds, OverDalanced the horse.
which fell OF him, injuring his leg quite
severely.
The three-mils bicycle race was won
by Jacob Hirsch, j. Tremoureux getting
second prize and William Budle the
third. One OF the riders fell shortly efter
starting, but the other tive kept close to-
gether throughout The race.
AS the horse race could not DO run on
the track on Sunday under the assoca-
tlon rules. II was postponed till Thurs
day night.
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FREE WATERING TROUGHS WANTED.
Temperance People Object to Patron
izing Roadway Saloons.
More County Roads That Need Sprink-
Iing-Desrruction of Fruit
Tree Pests. Etc.

A committee of the County Women's
Christian Temperance Union called on
the Board of Supervisors on Saturday
and asked that free watering troughs be
provided for the Upper aui Lower Stock
ton, Freeport and Brighton roads. The
matter was taken under advisement.
County License Collector Miller re-
ported that he had collected S2,5l4 30 dur
ing the month Of June.
DESTROYING FRUIT PESTS.
Horticultural Inspector }. y. Stephen
son reported that most OF the orchards
throughout the county are in good condi-
tion. lie received from G.. w. Harney
Commissioner uI Iuba County, some OF
the Golden Choiid fly If pheiHts djS0p-
ph0dts and Spitt0tiphogUS citTintsl. Most
OF the orange trees in this city, he re-
ported, are affected with brown scale.
lie also received from tho State Board Of
Horticulture an additional supply OF
Australian lady bugs, which he has dis
tributed IN tits city to remove the cot
tony cushion scale.
y JUSTICE WANTED.
y number OF the residents of Georgiana
Township sent III petition requesting
the board to appoint II. T. Luftkins JUS
tice OF the Peace OF the township. The
petition was taken under advisement.
ROAD SPRINkLING.
4 petition was also received from a
number OF the residents OF san Joaquin
Township, asking that a responsible per-
son be appointed TO sprinkle the road be-
tween Old Elk Grove and Sheldon.
Bids Tor sprinkling the road will be
Oh on the 18th inst.
The petition Of John Mcfarland and
others tor a horsepower pump at Cali, for
sprinkling the roaQs IN the vicinity OF
Cali, was taken under advisement.
SALOON BONDS, ETC.
The following saloon bonds were ap-
proved: Hyams d Waters. 607 X street;
Ii. Hoffman, 1901 Nj street; August Gus
tafson, Twentieth and Q streets.
Credits for good behavior were granted
to thirty-two prisoners in the County
Jail.
The board then took recess until this
morning.
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= No agent; freight must be prepaid.
At company's convenience only.
1t was further resolved that the State
Mineralogist be called upon for a report.
and that detail surveys aud maps be made
of the available rock supply a. Folsom.
The meeting then adjourned.
COMPLETING THE WORK.
Imme mediately after the joint meeting of
the Governor, Prison Directors and the
Bureau OF Highways, the latter body met
in their Ofhce for the purpose OF COM
pleting the work, Commissioner Manson
presiding.
On motion of Commissioner Irvine,
the resolutions passed at the joint meet
ing were adopted and ordered spread on
the minutes of the bureau.
On motion Of Commissioner Manson.
Commissioner Maude was authorized To
take charge Of all matters pertaining to
the construction of the rOck-crushlng
plant at Folsom and to act for the bureau
with Prison Director Devlin and Cover
nor Budd.
Commissioner Maude was selected for
this work on account of his experience
as q civil engineer. He is to prepare a
typographical map of the grounds ct Fol-
som. to arrange plans for u rock-crush-
ing plant and TO advertise for bids for
furnishing such machines and material
as may be needed.
Commissioner Maude was further au-
thorized to draft suitable communica-
ton to the Southern Pacific Company,
acQuainting them with the action taken
at the joint meeting.
as consequence of the action taken
by she mem bers of the bureau in intrust-
ing this important work to Commits
sioner Maude, the latter will not accom-
pany Commissioners Irvine and Manson
on their tour of inspection through San
Mateo, Santa Clara, Marin, Alameda,
Contra Costa and San Joaquin Counties.
on which they started yesterday. He
will remain in Sacramento and attend to
the preliminaries necessary to starting
The rock-erushing plant. y considera-
bic portion of MS time will be spent at
Folsom.
The report of the bureau regarding the
inspection of the road of the Yosemite
Valley was ordered filed with the records
OF the office and copy sent to Governor
Budd. eX-otficio President of the Yosem-
ite Valley Commission. This report Will
be considered at the meeting OF the Yo-
semitic Valley Commissioners, which is
TO be held in San Francisco tomorrow.
Commissioner Irvine was selected to
act as disbursing member OF the bureau.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: I. Blackwell, New York; 2. H.
Lopez, Los Angeles; S. NJ. Seeligohn
Phlladelp phia; 4. L. Barbour, c. H.
Jones, H. Ii. Earle, John Phair. A. L.
Roberts. 5. Poorman, G. E. Cum berson
and wife, h. f. Crosett, w. L. Stubbs
San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yester-
day: ". Ii. Grant, Woodland; Mrs. Don
Ray, Miss Kitty Ray. Gait; II. w. Nash,
CoIfax; e. f. Hickey, Gardnervtlle
Ney.; J. f. Gwin, Miss Lola Gwin, Calf
l.. }. Reedy. California; j. ID. Pilsbury,
Irsver; a. G. kaufman, wife and daugh.
ter, Los Angeles.
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H1HE ANNUAL MEETING of THE ODD
i Fellows Hall Association for the election
OF directors, will be held at their Office 1908
Fourth street, on July 10. 1895.
WILLIAM BECKMAN, President
II. Il. NIELSEN, Secretary. je21-td
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Red AIan,s Elantion.

The joint Board of Trustees of the I'm
proved order of Red Men elected the fol-
lowing officers yesterday: George Boyue.
President: n. Hoffelt, Vice President; J.
Domingos. Secretary; II. Winters, Wam-
pun Keeper c. <. Leighton, Jani.or.
The President appointed the committees
as follows: On Hall-h. Winters. j. b.
Burdg. On Cemetery-E. c. Hopkins,
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The Open-Air Concart.

"A large concourse of people assem- bled
at the Plaza last night to listen to the
open-air concert given by the Foresters'
band. The evening was perfect one
and the excellent programme offered by
the band was thoroughly enjoyed by the
audience, who reluctantly wended their
ways homeward when America"
warned them that the evenings enter
iainment was finished.
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Big Pumping Plant.

a San francisco manufacturing COM
pany has just closed a contract with q
Sacramento River reclamation company
for reclamation plant of l50, 900 gallons
per hour. This plant is TO include COM
pound condensing engines and boilers.
with all necessary auxliiaries complete to
make frst-class plant, costing 1000.
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NATIONAL UNION. - SACRAMENTO
~ Council meets THIS EVENING at $50
O'Clock at Foresters' Hall. 1t
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Capital City Wheelmen.

At this evenings meeting of the Capital
City Wheelmen. in Pythian Castle, Off
GERS will be elected. A full attendance il
desired. After to-night's meeting the fee
Tor admission will probably be increased
IL is now bat 81.
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JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN.

But the Presence OF a Crowd Deferred
Him From Using 1t.
About noon yesterday the furious blow
ing of police whistle on Third street at
tracted the attention OF crowd, and
Chinaman was seen to shoot out OF
gambling place and take down the alley,
blowing his whistle at every jump, while
another with furious-looking pistol fol-
lowed at his heels for short time, but as
the crowd began 10 gather the gunner
disappeared in one direction and the pur-
sued went in another. AS near as could
be learned the affair was gam bling row.
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Caused by Illness.

A. G. Chappell. a brakeman. has petit
toned the Superior Court to be declared
ton was brought about by sickness of
himself and family, and that on account
OF his own physical condition he has for
many months been unable to do any Ia
bor. His liabilities are S392 20; assets,
nothing.
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Military Notes.

Lieutenant Colonel II. /. Seymour,
commanding the Second Infantry Kegi-
ment, has issued the following orders:
Private Theodore Elliott OF Company
G, his term of enlistment having expired,
is discharged.
$50 much of regimental order No 8, G.
S., as refers to the discharge of Corporal
2. A. Brown ia hereby revok ed.''
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COLUMBUS CHAPTER, NO. 117,
y o. E. S.-Regular meeting THIS RN
Monday EVENING at s O'Clock at NostN
Masonic Temple. Members of the &SS
order cordially invited.
LILLE A. FORBES, Worthy Matron.
BELLE STEPHENSON. Secretary 1tt
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CAPITAL CITY YWHEELMEN.-YOUA ARE
u earnestly requested to attend a meeting OF
the club at Pythian Castle, MONDAY, July
Sth, at p. NJ, for the purpose of electing
officers. GEO. ). ATWOOD, Secretary. 1t
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r WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
| mex: sixty days residence and property
For particulars inquire of +. NJ. NICK EENER.
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Took His GnOous

James Buck reported to the police yes
terday that in the absence of his wife
from his residence, at 922 street, some
one entered the house through the back
door, which had been left open, and stole
therefrom several silver spoons and sill
yer knife and fork,
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The Aerial Railway.

AS soon as the electric power comes
from Folsom, which is expected from
day to day, the aerial railway at East
Park will be running. 1t was operated
on Saturday for while, the cars speed
ing over the elevated and unduiating
track in good shape.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE CHEAP - THREE ACRES
l. land. with good house Of rooms. Apply
JOS. SCHNEIDER, 5O7 Eighteenth street.
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Treble Clef Quartet.

The box-sheet for the Treble Clef Quar-
tet concert at the Sixth-str NJ. Il.
Church on Thursday evening will be
opened this morning at Cooper's music
store, Seventh and J streets.
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VNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
| the stockholders of Armory Hall Assoca-
ton Will be held at the Armory on MONDAY
EVENING. July 3, 1895, at $50 o'clock. for
the election of q Board OF Directors.
L. H. MCKEE, President.
W. l. WALLACE, Secretary. je1 Std
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New Street halfway Franchise.

Mayor Steinman has given his approval
to the franchise granted by the City
Trustees to l.. L. Hatfield for a street
railway down Third street to Y and out
to Twenty eighth through the latter
street.
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The Justice Cinched Him.

Justice Davis has sentenced q Mexican
named PHILIPPE Yzetta to throe months
Imprisonment in the County Jail for
stealing number of saddle girths from
Ramon Villarnio.
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Building improvements.

Nellie Wright has contracted with
Thomas McCatfrey for the construction
of an addition to the International Hotel,
on the east, TO cost some So, 900.
There are now III buildings going up
IN sacramento. and the cost thereof will
approximate $325, 900.
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CIO COTTAGE - FOUR ROOMS AND
. IO. closet; IN fine condition. Call at 6l2
Eleventh street from l 2 to z.
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1O-ROOM HOUSE AND BASEMENT OP-
lV posite Free Library. Gail Mondays at
us / street.
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TWO LOTS FOR SALE, 4Ox16O ON EASY
i terms. Inquire at 3O1I q street.
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-MODERN
l. home OF rooms; corner lot; terms rea-
sonable; Apply 1929 street.
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NEO LET-LAR RGE SPACE NEAR THE
i southwest corner of Fifth and X streets,
suitable for a wood and coalyard. Address z.
.. Box 9S, city.
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CARPET CLEANING.

II w. RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL,
Ii. carpet man IN the steam carpet beating
business in this CITY, Knows how the work
should be done and does it accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
292. Lowest rates. Best cork.
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DoG OWNERS, TAKE NOTICE-sECURE
~ new tags on or before the 18TH of July.
". d. COOhSLEY, Poundkeeper. IB,CiItt
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Fl. Winters, n. Hot1eIt on Finance
+. c. Hopkins, j. B. Burdg. On Rules
j. Z. Counts, l.. w. Grothen, \. Hoffelt.
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MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
CPECIAL MEETING OF SAC ~
- mento Grand Chapter Rose SSsxaa
Croix, H.:R.. M, THIS Mon wv
day EVENING at 7:30 o'clock 49,
sharp for the purpose of conferrng eNxgJG
the 10 In full and ancient form on large
class of candidates. Sir Knights of Rose
P. r. WATTS 82o oM..w..P..M.,
II. a. BURNETT. $50 Grand Secretary. 1t
COLUMBUS CHAPTER. NO. 117. ~
X o. E. S.--Reguar meeting THIS EN
Monday EVENING at s O'Clock at NotN
Masonic Temple Members of the <>SsSD
order cordially invited.
LILLE A. FORBES, Worthy Matron.
BELLE STEPHENSON. Secretary. Its
NATIONAL UNION. - SACRAMENTO
~ Council meets THIS EVENING at 7:3O
O'Clock at Foresters Hall. 1t
CAPITAL CITY wHEELMEN.-YoU ARE
u earnestly requested to attend meeting OF
the club at Pythian Castle, MONDAY, July
Sth, at 8 p. NJ, for the purpose of eecting
officers. GEO. 5. ATWOOD, Secretary. 1T
A o. U. W.-REGULAR MEET a
y. ing of Union Lodge No. 21, will &aSn
be held i'll Unity Hall of Foresters sHHoN,cyA
building, 1, between seventh and fSsSsN;3
O'Clock. Installation OF officers.
Members of Sacramento Lodge No. so, and
sojourning members invited 10 attend:
c. H. DoSCH, Nj. w.
C. w. BAKER, Recorder. 1t
MEMBERS OF COURT CAPITOL,L )
WI No. 6, ,742, A. q. +. OF A sum- 49,
moned meeting of the Court will be as3
held at Foresters' Hall, MONDAY, at ~
$50 p. NJ, Election of G. r., installation and
other important business. Banquet at close
OF meeting. BY order.
PHIL. HIRSCH. r. 5. jy6-2t
V1HE ANNUAL MEETING of THE ODD
J. Fellows Hall Association for the election
Fourth street, on July 10. 1895.
WILLIAM BECKMAN, President.
II. Il. NIELSEN, secretary. je27-td
TNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
| the stockholders of the Pioneer Milling
Company will De held ut the Office OF tho COM
rany corner Broad and First streets, City of
sacramento, at Z. NJ. on MONDAY, July
10th, for the purpose OF electing Board of
Directors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF any and all business which
may come before the meeting.
Je26-td +. b. SMITH, Secretary.
VNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
| the stock holders of Armory Hall Associa-
ton will be held at the Armory on MONDAY
EVENING, July 8, 1895, at $50 o'clock. for
the election of Board OF Directors.
T. H. MCKEE, President.
W. l. WALLACE Secretary. je1S-td
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

DRESSMAKING-T DE GARMO SYS-
~ TEN; agency and pariors, 1920 Eighth
street; complete Instructions in dresscutting.
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DR. JOHN HILL MAKES A SPECIALITY
~ OF chiils and fever; also 7enereaI diseases
only. Room So, City Hotel. Once hours 10
to 5.
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DOUNDKEEPERS SALE-I Will. sEr4.
i at public auction in front of the ConrT-
house, sew enth and | streets. july IOtn ar
l a. NJ, one bay mare. star IN face. one yhtfe
hind foot, scar on shoulder also laree nav
horse, white stripe on nose, star in face ana
one white hind foot. w. d. COOkSLtY.
Poundkeeper. iys-3t%
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n ET READY FOR THE FOLSOM POWER.
" have your place wired for lights: fancy
and decorative; all kinds OF electrical work BY
THOMAS FOGALSANG, 1109 1enuh street
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WANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST AT HOUSE
w work. Call at 212O H street IT'S
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CiALL AT 725 K STREET AND TRY
" the new temperance drink, SarsaparIlla,
Celery and Iron. sample drinks tree, a bot
tie making four gallons, 20 cents
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GROCERIES.

WE ARE STILL IN THE LEAD ON
W prices; Good butter, 25c roll English
chOw-chow in bulk: chow-chow in bottles,
121ac bottle; sardines, 3 cans 25c; oysters, 3
cans 2oc; 40 bars soap, 25c; oorax soap, DC
bar; Gold Dust, zoe package; rice. oc pound.
JOHN RILEY, Tenth and Z.
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WANTED.

w WANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS STOVE
~ Plate Molders. Apply at Office of Al
B!ON IRON WORKS, Victoria, b. C.. Ap-
p!icants must De flrst-class workmen. Wages
321a cents per hour.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
W small amounts. COOLEY, lO13 Fourth
street.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-06
The ONLY CERTAIN ROAD TO PROS
pER'lTY: BIMETALL1SM.

ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
will pay for years subscription
to THE SILVER BLADE, the only
newspaper in Kootenai county that
publishes PROMPTLY the proceedings
Of the board of county commission
ers and all official transactions per-
tanning to county affairs and of in
terest to the taxpayers.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-06

Why did that bond syndicate antic.
ipate by three months the last paw
ment of gold on its purchase of Unit
ed States bonds? Lots OF people are
asking that question and specializing
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-06

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the newsiest paper in Kootenai coun-
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On the 9th OF August the people
OF this county will be called upon to
decide whether or not the outstand-
ing warrant Indebtedness OF Kootenai
county shall be funded by an issue of
bonds. The question should be un-
dersto0d thoroughly by each tax pay
er before he casts his ballot for or
against it, and all who can not see
clearly the advantage of voting bonds.
should lose no time to thoroughly in
fern themselves on the question The
proposition is. simply this: The ia.
dehtedness, is In existence and must be
taken care of, and by bonding con-
siderable saving can be made and the
burden of the people lightened. II
an individual owed $1,000, and he
could arrange to take care of the debt
IN way by which he could save $500
on the interest, and have good time
in which to pay the principal, he
would certainly take advantage of the
easiest way out of debt. This county
Indebtedness which it is proposed to
fund by an issue Of bonds is Identical
~ the same.
AMERICA is the greatest nation on
the, globe, and is Independent in every.
thing except financial policy. All
countries owe to American genius
nearly every modern invention. The
railroad, the steamboat, the telegraph,
the telephone. electric light and pow
err. the harvesters, the typewriters and
typesetting machines, power presses
and palace cars, sewing machines and
cotton gins. All due to american
brains, and, but for which all nations
would be plodding along slowly
enough. And yet Notwithstanding
all these great achievements, her peo-
pie will stand around, and say that
we can't do this or that, and cannot
even say what her financial policy
shall be or what her money can be
made Of unless we, have the consent
and cooperation. of a few Shylocks
across the water. !! This. is interna.
tional damn nonsense.-Ex
/ -.
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as to what the syndicate is driving at
1t will be remembered that the syndi'
cate in its contract, dated February 8,
1895, agreed to pay 1855. 900, 900 ia
gold,. one-half OF that sum to be
brought from. abroad, for $62, 400, OOO
in four per cent. bonds, the last in
stalmentto be paid Oct. /, 1895. The
syndicate this week made the last pay
ment and the transaction was closed.
1t is charged that the syndicate did
not import more than ne-fourth OF the
gold, but acting Secretary of the Treas
ury HamlIn denies this and says that
the syndicate lived sQuarely up to its
contract. Some people think that the
syndicate intends to make another raid
on the. gold in the. treasury, which
now FOR the FIRST time since last year
exceeds 500, 900, 900, in order to force
another bond issue. These people d.
rect attention to the fact that it is
stipulated in the contract that the
syndicate is to have upon the same
terms the refusal OF any other bonds
issued by this government previous to
October next. It would be COMPARE
lively easy matter for the syndicate
to drain the treasury Of gold within
three months time, should it see At
to do SO. Officials connected with
the administration believe, or say
they do, that the syndicate will con-
tinue to exert it's influence to prevent
the withdrawal of gold from the
treasury, just as it has been doing
since it bought those bonds. Per-
haps SO, but many doubt it. The
syndicate pocketed $40, 900, 900 as
profit on that bond deal, and il it can
force another issue of equal amount
can make as much more; that's why
some people are suspicious of it's ac-
tiOnS
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-06

THAT the United States is far ahead
of the foremost European countries
in many things is well known to we'll
informed people, but it is seldom that
a European will acknowledge as much.
An exception is Mr.. Robert Westfleld.
OF London, now visiting in this coun-
try, who says: .'The temperance
question in the United States is bet
ter dealt with in at least one particu-
lar than the same problem in Great
Britain. have been pleased to note
that the disastrous effects of alcohol
on the human system are generally
taught in. your common schools. This
is, l think, the most rational plan.
Ii boys were educated to know the
poisonous properties of spirituous
liquors they would be less inclined to
use them as a beverage. !, under
stand that in this country large
proportion of the public schools use
text, books treating on the. subject in
scientific way, yet not above the
comprehension Of the pupil. This
strikes me- as. one Of the most admira.
BILE ideas in education, and hope
that it will be copied in the older
countries OF Europe"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-06

awe do not come here as silver
miners, but as American citizens, !"
said Governor Mcconnell at the Salt
Lake convention. Some laundering
reporter made him say, 1--WE do not
come here as silver men," and there
are some people who pretend they are
so lnsufferably dull witted that they
do not know he was misquoted.-
Statesman.