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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The Board OF Canvassers and Registration
will meet for the purpose of canvassipg and
correcting the ward lists Of voters for the
1895, for the Adoption Rejection of an
Amendment to the Constitution OF tho State
on the following dates and at the following
places, viz:
September i2, Iso6-FIRsT WARD at PIONEER
HALL on SOUTH MAIN STREET from
septem: ber ' il. ise5-sEcoNp WARD at the
wARp ROOM on NORTH MAIN STREET
September is, lsos-THIRD WARD at the
WARD ROOM ON SMITH STREET at 90
pm
September t. lssS-FoURTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on FOUNTAIN STREET
September "a. isss-fIFTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on BEACON AVENUE at
September 1s lsss-sIxTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on PUBLIC STREET from
September ls, Ise5-sEvENTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on OAKLAND STREET at
September ~, lses--EIGHTH WARD at tho
VOTING BOOTH. corner Of MESSER and
HUDSON. STREETS, from 90 70 500 p m
September IL, lseS-NINTH WARD at the
WAND ROOM on PALLAs STREET al
September is, Isss-TENTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on ATWELL's AVENUE at
Said Board will also meet for the purpose Of
the final canvass Of all the Ward and District
bsts of said city. at their Office In City Hall,
on September 10, 1896. az o'clock a. m.
Registration. CHARLES f SMITH. Clerk.
a3l.l5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Remains In Omce.

CT. JoHN's, ~ H., Sept. l7.-Robert
Bond. colonial secretary, was returned
yesterday without opposition TO represent
the Twillingate district in the legislative
assembly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Unknown Vessel Ashors.

HALIFAX, Sept ia large vessel IL
ashore on Sainbro ledRcs, and tugs have
vone tacre. Her name Is not known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17

CoR FINE JOB PRINTING CALL AT
L TEE NEWS Office. e. South Water st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17

In places In Connecticut the shower OF
the night of the 9th was severe aud some
damage was done, but generally little or
no rain has fallen. and the ground Is
greatly i'm need of v at e. In the northwest
ern counties, and Ia che adjoining section
of New York, the drought ~ sevore-water
is getting scarce, pastures are very short,
recently sown grass and grain seed sprouts
very slowly aud uneyenly and apples arc
dropping. The crops have ripcned very
fast, though, and there is generally an
early harvest. Corn is reported out fully
week earlier than the average, and silos
are hoing rapidly filed. No great amount
Of dama, has bccn reported from the
frost, althoue.. ~as general In all low
lands. Some late oSr- and buckwhcst
were damaged, and tei,c-- ss-,'sn crops
killed, -A~--.. 49,, = '''- -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-17
Rhode Island.

Very little rain has fallen in any sec
tion Of Rhode Island during the week,
and In places none ut all. The weather has
been very favorable for harvesting crops,
and the timo has been we'll improved.
Corn is generally cut and is curing well.
Light frosts were general on the 18th and
10th, but no damage has been reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Hon. j. II. Hcnlrs MN FOR susDcn-
sion OF Payments.

Austin, Tex. Feb. 2.--Hon j. H. Bcall
OF Nolan county IN n gentleman thor
oughly conyarBlnt with the needs OF
the settlers In his section OF the state.
aud the bill introduced by him today
aims 20 grant rcl.ef to those who have
been well-nlgh pauperiged by the un-
precedentcd drouths which have visited
that country for the past three years.
Your correspondent met MT Beau In
the corridor Of the capitol today lie
said:
"Tho Gazette has wide circulation
and great influence In ToNNa, and the
distressed settlers. whom my bill VIII
relieve, looks 60 II for aid and counsel.
The passage Of this bill will give them
an opportunity 10 raise q crop and save
their homes Tho outlook IL suspicious
for a bountiful crop this year. and With
an extension Of time they WIN come
out all right No more industrious,
frugal or prosperous people live on the
bosom OF the earth than those who
have suffered from crop failure, and II
IN not aaidnE too much that payment
be suspended for n period OF six months.
trust that the Democrats Of TcXns.
aud more particularly their represent
ntivtH Ia this legislature, viii hHrkpn
to their appeal ana grant their peti-
lion, They are not pnuperH, They
simply ask FOR n little TIM IN order
mat they may be able to raise crop
and DO able TO llluldate their obliga-
tons"
The bill introduced by Mr Beall
rends because OF the unprecedented
drouths which have prevailed over TINT
part OF the state whore the most Of
said lpnda are situated, producing such
shortage In crops as TO render actual
nettlers nni the purchasers OF said
lands unable 10 meet their obligations
FOR Hald interest and whereas there is
now about 5000 Of such deinquenta. u
large portion Of whom will very prob
ably he able to make payments thereof
Within said time. and wherens for
felture OF such lands at this time will
work severe hnrdship upon and rcn-
der homeless many OF such settlers.
An emergency exists and an lmpcrn-
tive public necessity, therefore be II
enacted, that the constitutional rule
requiring bills 10 be read on three aev-
eral days he suspended, and said rule
u hereby suspended and this act takes
eject ma will be In force from and
after It's passage"
The bill suapenda payment Of interest
on university school ana asylum lands
for n period OF nix months, aud Mr..
Bcall hopes for auuceRa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

congressmnn Abbott and other Notes
of Interest,

uuisbero. Tex. Feb. 2,-congress-
man 10 Abbott arrived home rom
washington yeaterday TO look ei'cF
his private interests here.
REV. j. d. Bopinett president OF
the BrownWood college, VIII preach VI
the Baptist church tomorrow mofnihs
and night, ,.. aouv
Hlllsboro is to have another daliy
,aWspaper. j. u. Lewis, Formerly
cantor and proprietor OF the Daily sun,
will re-cnter the journalistic heid anu
start another evening paper here DC
Ginning on Monday the attn inst.
Mr.. and Mrs w. W. shepard OF TINS
city are the proud parents OF pouhc-
ing girl baby, the first born aitor sew
en- years OF married life. "Shep' puts
In full time at home now
Judge q, walker mayor OF Quahuh,
Tex, was In the city this week visiting
his friend, Hon. c. f. Greenwood. The
Judge Is well pleased with Hliisporo
and is great friend OF the Gazeue'h.
j. NJ Daniel. capitalist OF Tusca-
loosa, Ala, is on q prospecting tour
through Texas. with view OF invest
ing. He stopped In lllllsboro ana spent
n few days with his old-time frlenu,
Capt. L. IL. walters, one OF the lead,
Ing jewelers. here. He Is well pleased
with the town and county, and says
II he does not locate In Hiilsboro he
intends Investing largely IN some OF
Hill countys black land.
Mfr. Anderson and family, late OF Corr
slcana, Tex, have cast their lot here
and are domicled at the residence re-
Gently occupied by A. 7. Rose. They
are not strangers. They have many
friends here who Join in the wvs5ome
given thom.
The Lyceum Theater company play
Faust and Marguerite" tonight. the
company II "a strong one. but has been
"froze out here, being unable to Sc
cure playing audience on account OF
cold weather until tonight.
Hon. n. s. Smith, speaker of the
house of representatives.. came up to-
night to spend Sunday ut home with
his family.
An unknown man was found dead In
the cotton seed oil mills seed pens to-
night He " supposed to be tramp.
He had crowded IN under the hulls and
II Is supposed the hulls had caved In
on him and smothered HIN to death.
An inquest Is being held by Squire
Jones.
Herbert NJ. Sturgls OF Dallas Is In the
city visiting his mother MRS Int
sturgis, one OF the oldest citizens OF
our nourlshing little city
Tom Bell got In this morning with
Charles Chambers, who, about year
ago. was arrested and placed in the
Hubbard City calaboose for carrying
pistol. Chambers escaped by setting
lire 70 the culabuuse, and was consld-
ertbly scorched IN the fire before he
rot out He was arrested 4 day or
,wo ago at Kosse.
Geo. r. Terrell, circulator Of the Ca
lette Is n popular candidate for re-
election FOR his second term TO the
office Of city secretary in which ca
paclty he has served Hlllsburo very
efficiently during his first term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

IIAlt anu @he@'-
10 Ave challenges.
3y Armislend. Providing that ~
eapitn cases the state and deienunnt
shall be entitled TO ten chai,enses'
When there Is more than ono deiehu-
ant, then each defendant shall be en-
titled to six and the state six Tor eao"
defendant
BY IIarrcli. Providing that jurors on
special venlre cases shall receive u VT
day and cents d mile Tor thelr scr
vices.
By Burncy: Compelling the foreman
OF the grand jury 10 appoint clerhs;
who shall take dawn all testimony hnu
the Witness shall sign his or her hume
10 same The evidence shall be hlcu
with district clerk In all cases where
indictments have been returned.
BY Armistead; Providing Tor INC re
peal OF a number OF articles reiatins
to act organizing court Of criminal s np-
peals and adding a new section ~ ~
lows: "Tho court Of criminal hppeRlh
may affirm the judgment OF the court
below or may reverse and remand ioF
a new trial, or may reverse ana ula-
miss the case or may reform ana cor
rect the judgment as the law ana the
nature Of tho case may require.
BY Drinkard: Compelling state OH
Gers 10 make a sworn statement month
~ OF days absent and compelling state
comptroller to deduct same from their
salary.
the following memorials were pre-
scented and Eeycrally referred to the
proper committees;
BY Evans Of Hunt. by request; From
Elen-Iiawson Dabbs ON the PROPOSE
ton to raise the ago Of consent.
BY jackson, From teachers OF Ma
son county, asking that the law be 10
amended that teachers can get the
money they earn when due.
BY Sebastian. From teachers In
Throcltmorton county calling attention
10 uon-payment Of teachers 'vOuch-
ers" and praying for relief.
BY Piemmons; From citiZeDs Of Mot
ley county, praying for legislation con-
corning state school lands for the benz
eft of tho actual settler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Spanish Fort, ToX., Feb. i.-Georgc
Patty OF Patty, Joiner q Cuban Co. of
sherman Is In town, stopping at the
Iron hotel.
II. II. Barnes. represent LdgBeett &
Myers toboceo company, 10 at the Iron
hotel.
=. p. Simpson. the handsome repre-
sentative OF Tyler 81 Simpson. Gaines
VILE, was doing the town yesterday.
MIR, Thorpe OF the lSoatng Imple-
ment company. Dallas. Is at the Brooks
house
Matlock and Moore OF Fort Worth
and w NJ. Dugan and w A. Nor
rls of Montague were IN town Mon
day. They were very uncommunicative
In regard to their business. here, but
Il is thought they were Ia some way
connected with u railroad scheme and
We're quietly looking over tho ground,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Austin, Tex, Feb 2.-For several
weeks the hOuae committee on state
affalrs has wrestlcd with the fee bill
question. IL was found 90 difficult to
agree upon u particular bill that tho
whole subject was finally referred 10
a subcommittee consisting OF Drew OF
Kaufman Evans OF Grayson. Carpen-
ter Of Fannln. Wester Of Lacl, and
Burney OF Kerr, or the i've bills
placed In tho hands OF this BuDoommlt-
tee two were found TO be unconatitu-
tional and ono. OF witch Drew OF
Kaufman WAS tho author was with
drawn From the other two, prepared
respectively by Evans and Carpenter
a substitute bill was framed which
the fun committee has since reported
favorahly TO the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 2.-Tho body OF
w. ], Coglln, who committed suicide al
the Phoenix hotel is stlll at Llnslle's
from New York as to the disposition
OF u,
The body OF the man who was found
dead IN the cotton seed pen on Thurs
day morning, where he had presumably
frozen TO death, is also Mt LinsSle's
From n receipt in tho dead mans pocl-
ct, Mr. Linskie infers that his namo
was August Kaiser, but he has been
unable 70 find any OF the German
Americans Of Dallas who know who
the corpse was Ia life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

savoy Tex. Feb, 2-Tho Texas and
m 5,, depot wes broken INTO last night.
groceries IN the freight room pnrtooi,
OF an ample repast, They then blowed
open tho safe OF the PRrifc Express
company. ana secured Sl2,g5. An ex.
press package containing Si0.05 was
overlooked and left on the floor. Quite
an amount OF jewclry, watch and
some silverware, In care Of the exnress
company. was left. The agent had n
S-,o9 gold pice In the safe, which GOV.
ers his personal loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

For tho sale of An unappropriatrd
Lands.

Austin. Tex, Fob. 2.-Hon. r.. II.
Ward Of Travis will Introduce "a most
important bill Monday TO provide for
tho sale OF all the unapproprlated pub
lie lands OF the state OF Texas, includ-
Ing all the public lands heretofore set
aside and reserved Tor sale by chapter
III OF the general lawa OF tho state
of Texas said sale to take place under
provisions Of the hill and the nNcd
price TO be 81 per acre The proceeds
arising from the sale OF public lnnds
under the provisions Of this act shall
go ono-half TO the public free school
fund, one-quarter 60 the state univor.
sity and one-quarter 10 the general
revenue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Washington. Feb. 2-rhe Democrat,
steering committee is having dlniepi,s,
IN reaching conclusion on tho ordas
OF business for tho remainder of tsa
session The friends OF tho bnnkruntn,,
wv are maklnE a strong effort to pre-.
vent II being displaced by any oiher
measure than appropriation TINS. eh,ia
thete " also a sharp conflict bet,rc"r
territorial bills and the pooling biiI ~,
PRECEDENCE when the bankruptcy Nh
shall be disposed Of. "iu
Ia tho meantime Republican tena,or.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

IA Dialias Tex, Feb. The ruling re.
n,,tn W eldermanic olctlona, which
otiica ~, from the attorney generals
cradle interest. not 70 say exe;ten ,s,u'
~, ~ even trepldation by aldermen ~
,,,r eily' particularly BY those Nyhose
u'ile expires IN April next ""V9s
-, layton Nnorlsed ont.
NM ~",, weston, Tex, Feb. 2.-I.ayton vns
r mas shocked out by Meccarty IN thrse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Geo. Beoyg. a white man,
fight with VIII. Charley ~
Price In a saloon on the VI W
square last night and was "
left arm and his coat i'p'u
back. /.
Elisha Morton got into 4 y, ,
Bob Moore on the square AZ
In the abdomen, put mol 90
hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

city OF Mexico, Feb. s.-Minlater Mar
iscal and President piaE have held an
other consultation on the quatenialan
pintter, IN which the subject OF in
IDENTITIES for Mexico was further dis
cussed
Tho TEMPO shys that Guatemala has
sent a capiegram TO Mexico IN Nhieh
Il aocedoa 10 the demands or this re-
public IN every particular. but this Is
denied.
Summarizing the number Of appil-
cations Of Americans and tho amount
OF followers that the applicants can
place on the field In lighting trim. Il Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

cai attention TO the fact that since
senator Mantle OF Montana TOOK nus
seat today the Democrats w ~ 'V ,iieS,
airength being equal TO that OF the
combined Republicans and Populists,
rne they ar Ii erefere eonrending that
Inc Democrats no longer continue 70
dictate Inc order OF proceedings IN the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Waco. Tex, Fob. Mrs. Clara
pugelby, wife OF Thomns Dugelby.
died al 4 O'Clock this morning At her
residence, No. 200 North Twelfth street,
aged 20 ydara. Tho mnoral viii be hold
at 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, Tho
deceaHed'a husband Thomas Dugelby,
IA auditor OF the Waco and Northwes-
tern railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Travelling mon who knew y 4
say he was a good buslnsn I
they regarded him as sopu 7
able. a.
The remains are at
Causes undertaking *
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

GreenYlile. Tex. Fob. g.-charles
Mowalters. a boy OF II. was acquitted
BY jury In the district court OF a
charge Of concealing stolen property.
II is the first acqulttal this court. He
was defended by Yates & Neville.
u. j, Williams, Hunt oounty's tax
collector. reports }l9,72s 10 collected for
january. 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
TO MEET HERE lHIl !
STATE SWINE nahrpr...
ripS AND rAnnnav es,''
AZ the Union s,oe,s ~.
10 and GOA rror,.
i""ned-A Letter ton u y
skinner on he ssmI.c,.,..'

''I|
The State Swine Bread.
tion and the state Fs, ss''t
win meet at the Union wy, W.
this city, Feb. 10 and "a
an important meeting 3, y ,. Y
men in these lines, and !,
mat there WIN be a Ian. n
from all parts of the sl, 7. !, !
skinner has received 4 NH
Of letters from parties ""
says that every effof, s e
70 carry out the prorrs !, ",a
Many subjects viii be ci,, wv
Ing to the interests Of far,s,''
Interested in the breeaIs.
The program has moi W..
out, but will soon be Is, 4, Y, \,
retllry OF the association. X.
VIII give reduced rates 4 I.
attend. :" u
There has been a brlsh T..
at the Union stock ynya' ssA
ket has been strong NH IN
mund. ""
J. II. Campbell & a H..
oeivod a train load, OF Ia NY
lean cattle, which viii ~ 4.
stock yards.
w. 70. skinner has lust H.,
lowing letter with rcferen, W, 4. \
stock feature OF the setnl.c,..s.
Fort Worth. Tex, Feb IN
AT a recent meeting b m Y.
tennlal celebration comml,,.
hundred subcommittee w /
for each branch OF interss,' |. \
and thinking, presume Ny,
ample time 10 give ina llv. :
terest the attention desIrel NJ
was thrown on me M
estcd In any branch OF N, u
dustry In Texas. ospecl,n, n
Fort Worth, can help bei n
glance the value to the ln5s..,,
enlargement to this celebala'
mean.
1t IL intended. I believe N,
the most prominent feature, n
with this celebration wlllhi 4,
live stock and fat cattle NV
are no doubt thoroughly M.
the aims and objects Of M, v
tcnnial, and have by this m.
thoroughly canvassed me ~
OF II. While It has been M i.
me to get up O meeting 4
stock committee, and feellnr NJ
ably a later date would b n,
able to get n good numbr Y
Interested In live stock togplAsl
thought II might be adslsa.s 4
some progress at the hands 4 N
mittee, even by an expycssIh :
they contemplate doing. Ma
good enough to write me, az
how you feel relative 10 ths I
and II YOU have made up toa .
subscribe for some OF the ci,.I
about how much you will ulxl
Trusting that YOU will size d
ter the attention that /. mesa
yours respectfully. W. u. SKIN
Chairman Live Stock "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

haen n'arillo' Tex, Feb. 1.-THE mnu
day Wa was held up south OF Amarillo
me n azure Yesterday by one man. Nv
van avs OF BOB Keen. W. J. l.. suIli-
west. ana IN MN about forty miles
In his el,y >esn Is safe behind the bars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
MexIn nusine.s Mntters

Mexia. Tex. Feb. | wv. n, Exell has
bought The interest OF James A. Green
IN the Herasl- Echo OF this place.
W. l.. Hail Is prospecting with a view
to putting in electric llghta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

nastrop, Tex. Feb. l.-capt. James
II, Gillispic, a brave old Texas SOL
der. o prominent citizen OF nastrop,
widely known and honored over the
state, died here last night after long
and severe spell OF pneumonia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

ho Warrington, Feb. 9.--The president
Porte. Houston and Ncrthern rs III "a
20 1uild bridge over, Galveston bov
'nr ulo bayou and Clear ereek IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

evident that $500 mon Of the United
Staten are ready TO enter the service
81 Mexico without mourning any eN-
penae to Its treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

san Antonio, Tex, Feb, AIN tho
Mocall-campbcli contest on the sher-
las office Judge Noonan today ordered
a recount OF ten boxes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
WASHER BS,'
Tho Man,molh clolhlofs n .'Iss
and MetchsD' ''''''

ray- Our Sc 10, soi ~, II
sale on suits still holos \ IA
also offering unheNs
Csercoais.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

There has been a brisk ,,,,.l
at the Union stock yards, s sss 4
ket has been strong NH ss'
mand. "'~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

J, II. campben q Co. A..
eelyed a train load. OF 10 ~ ",
lean cattle, which will h. 4.
stock yards. y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19
SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE

The Dean Of Canterbury is the latest
man to tackle the ''perils of the times. !"
In the North American Review for the
present month he sketches an outline
of the perils which menace the not
distant future. Among them, he says,
are the enormous growth of stupen-
dous fortunes without any eTectual
diminution OF those malariOuS marshes
of struggling poverty and of the waste
places fertile in sorrow, which the
name Of La Misere.' When zones of
plethoric riches, of selfish luxury, Of
maTerialiZing egotism, are coterminOus
with zones of squalid wretchedness
and practical heathendom such juxsa-
position. as a wise bishop has warned
Us tends To produce cyclones
That these zones confront the Obser-
Yer in Europe and. though less mark
ed. in America also is undeniable- They
suggest that something is wrong some
where. and that strenuous efforts
should b. made To discover its source
and To supply the needed remedy The
dean also considers another menacing
evil-the abnormal growth Of great
cities. The sweet old country life is
being merged into the struggling life
of t0wns-a life which has been called
the grave of the physique OF our race.
which il also too often the grave Of lis
morality"
He refers 70 New York. Paris. Ber-I
lin. Vienna and Rome. but 10 London
'-as colossal specimen" And he quotes
Professor Huxley upon the STATE OF
things in the latter city. who declares
that unless wise and benevolent mca
take il in hand. II viii tend 10 become
worse and ~ Greats. something wore
than savssery-a great ServOnian bog.
which in the long run vii swallow up
The surface crust % civilization
Ii ! not only the Abnormal growth
OF great cities THAI exeises the deans
alarm. but the huge. unparalleled
growrh q the worlds population In
lndis the rapid increase of DoPnlzissa /
has already caused the depression Q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19

column q agats loax metre IN tss Garhr.s
Capital
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