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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
CONGRESSIONAL HOUsE-CLEANING.
Changes This Year I'm the Seating Of
Representatives.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November g.
Especial 1.-THE casual visitor about the
Capitol these days could easily imagine
himself In the cooper-shop OF Boccaccio,
for there Is no end CT hammering. saw
ing. and all-round general house-clean-
ing. As Is the custom, the carpet In the
House is being replaced by new one
for the next Congress, and all OF the
desks have been reyarnished and recover
ed, and are crowded in the lobby. await
Ing the putting down of the new carpet.
Nearly all OF the principal committee
rooms are being oNerhauled ana repaint-
ed, and within thirty days the south wing
Of the building wiI present a new inter
nal appearance The Speakers private
room IL also coming in for very consider
able Improvement. and when Mr.. Thomas
b. Reed walks in next month he VIII
md everything in apple-pie order.
In the House there are no additional
desks TO be placed for the incoming Con-
gress. but when the representatives are
all In their seats there will be presented
a strange contrast from political stand
point 10 the last Congress.
In both House and Senate the desks 10
the right Of the presiding officer are occu-
pied by the Democrats. and to the iett
the Republicans. This division. Colonel
taken entirely from Scriptural in5unc-
tions. and the original separation OF the
sheep from the goats. This will hold out
pretty well for the Senate this year. by
putting few Populists In the centre
aisle. but In the House II will prove Q
total failure. Last session the Democrats
required more than half Of the House.
and many Of them were seated over in
the Republican territory. and this year.
well. II will be difiicult to locate the
Democratic spot.
Upon the organization Of each Congress
the names OF each member are placed In
. box and a. they are drawn the mem
. Der comes forward and selects his seat
the Democrats Usually inclining to thu
one side and the Republicans to the other
A very pleasant custom prevails In THU
biennial seat-drawing-thst Of rendering
the early and choice selections TO some
very prominent or physically impaired
member For instance. the nrst Republi
can whose name was drawn two year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
FIGHT VERY WARM.
Close of the Political Campaign In
Roanoke.

ROANOKE, VA. November 4-(Spe-
ciai)-One Of the hottest political cam
paigns in the history Of this city came to
a close tonight. The regular Democratic
nominees are opposed by citizens
ticket, supported by Republicans. Popu-
lists, and Prohibitionists. and all sorts OF
charges against the Democrats have been
resorted to- 1t Is conceded that the
fight Is close, but there Is no doubt OF the
election OF Mccartney and Berkeley
Democrats) to the House OF Delegates.
The senatorial district will be closer. but
late reports from Montgomery Indicate
that the Democrats have good chance
Of getting a majority there. The Re
publican majority at best will be small.
IL is believed that the vote there will
decide the senatorial contest. Supporters
OF the citizens movement started out this
afternoon to blum Democrats, but soon
had all the money they would put up
covered First-class men have been ap-
pointed constables at every precinct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
THE FIGHT IN CULPEPER.
Regular Democratic Organization
vs., Colonel Gibson.

vs.. Colonel Gibson.
CULPEPER. VA, November 4.-(Spe'
cial.)-The town has been filed to-day
with people from the county. both candi-
dates have been working hard, ana
caucus was held by the organized De-
mocracy. Colonel Gibson. running as an
independent. Is making the night OF MS
life. while many of his Democratic friends
who two years ago supported
him are to-day resolved that he
shall never again represent them
The organized Democracy are sanguine
that they will elect Richard Lewis. their
candidate, by q handsome majority. THIS
place Is Colonel Gibson's stronghold, and
an organixed effort will be made to break
nj. strength at this point. 1t Is asserted
that Colonel Gibson. unless he carries
this town by 30 majority. will be de-
feated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
s,e.k,nr mt Lexington.

LEXINGTON. VA. November 4-tSpe-
c,aI Zone of the largest crowds that has
been here for some months past was
IN town to-day. II was County-Court-
day. and the politicians made their first
and last speeches of the present quiet
campaign. Hon. Harry ST. George Tuck
or smoke to large audience in
the courthouse, and Mr.. J. Yost and
Mr.. Charles Dodd. one Of the Republican
nominees for the House OF Delegates
spoke In the Courthouse Square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
AMUSED ESTs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TO-DAY AND To-MORkgW.,, y
cuARI.Es b. HANFORD. ELM ~
SPENCER. NORA oBRIEN, aD ,-olt
CORDS OF alert. resourcefuI. ana '-''
players will appear. -, ,,.,lee"
TO NIGHT-'Th Merchant OF FenNA
WEDNESDAY MATINEE-"kou''' '
Juliet" ..c.,,,o, ani
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-"pa"oons "a
Pvthiax"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
FREDERICKSBURG.
Democrats COnadent-Cold weather
Sign-Weddings.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. November
Especial. THE candidates and voters
in fun force were here to-day. and the
last day before election was given to
figuring on to-morrow's result Captain
Daniel Lee, Democratic House candidate
for Stafford and King George. when asked
by your correspondent how II would ne.
replied: IT have never been out In my
calculation yet. and you are safe 10 put
me down q winner"
This being the regular term day OF
Spotsylvania County Court, news from all
sections OF the county was received. ana
gives positive assurance OF the eiectien
of Mr.. Smith OemocraO.
The annual meeting Of the Mary WASH.
ington Monument Association Will te heid
here Tomorrow A full attendance Is en-
pected. The handsome stone lodge being
built by Contractor Wroton Is fast APP
preaching completion. and the ladies' VIII
be able to point with pride to the WIS
dom of their decision In the selection OF
so handsome a design.
COLD WEATHER SIGN.
LARGE f,ocks of wild geese pass ever the
| town nightly, and IL the sign holds good
we are 10 have q hard winter. Quantities
of rabbits and turkeys were brought 10
town to-day.
ID Nj. Lee. Jr. eldest son Of Captain
| Daniel Lee, left to-day for Kansas CITY,
where he has secured fine position.
Mr.. George H. Lewis. whose dwelling
| near Kelly's ford was burned a mohth
| ago, as reported in the Dispatch. Is nav
| Ing a much more commodious mousse
| erected.
| Miss Maggie v. Limerick and MI VII
| liam Murphy were married last hisn'
| at Tabernacle church. In Stanford county.
| The event was one Of great surprise 10
| the friends of the contracting parties. no
| one having had an intimation that tney
contemplated taking such step. con-
gratulations were not, however. lacking
from the large congregation present.
Mrs. Helen Lane OF this city, VIII spend
the winter in Richmond. the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. w. s Daniel
| A pretty marriage was solemnlzed this
evening at 8 O'Clock at the Metnoaast
| church. Rev. s. G. Ferguson omciauns'
| Herbert McCally his second daughter
Miss Nellie s. Lowe. The church was
tastefulIy decorated for the occasion. The
happy pair left on the northern-Do bound
train Immediately after the marriage. A
pleasant feature of the occasion was the
attendance in full uniform Of the Wash
inston Guards, of which company the
groom IL . prominent member. Among
other presents received by the couple
was q very handsome one rom the
grocm's comrades In arms.
Mrs. GussIe Miller, wife Of Henry Miller.
ESQ. one Of our oldest citisens. died at
s:3o O'Clock this evening leaving . large
number Of relatives and friends to lament
their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
THE MORTGAGE RECORDED.
Traction Company Secures It's Bond.
holders-First Rail Laid.

Traction company Secures ItH uoHu-
holders-First Rail Laid.
The Richmond Traction Company yes
terday recorded 100000 mortgage. secur-
Ing an issue OF $4,000 first mortgage S
per cent. thirty-year gold bonds.
All the money necessary for the build
ing and equipping the Broad-street line
In the most improved style. 1t Is claimed.
has been raised, and the bonds have been
oversubscrlbed for by wealthy concerns.
The site for the power-house has just
been purchased
A reserve Of $4,000 OF these bonds will
be held for betterments and extensions
Of the road
The first rail on the line was laid yes
terday, a silver spike being first driven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
THE COHEN co.
MEETINGS.
STATED COMMUNIChL

A STATED COMMUNlCA' "
n TION OF RICHMOND LODGE. NO ~
10, A. +. AND A. NJ. viii be he'd a, ~,
MING November 8. 1895. at 40 o. cloes.
Members OF sister lodges ami visiting
brethren are fraternally invited 10 "
By order of the worshipful Master
no5It II. y. SNEAD, Secretdfy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
LARGE Glass Confirmed.

ALEX ANDRIA. VA, November A.
Special. Right Rev. Bishop Van de
Vyver OF st. Peters Cathedral. Rich
mond, administered the sacrament OK
confirmation to a large class OF children
and adults in St Mary's Catholic church,
on Royal street. In this city, yesterday.
The Bishop delivered at the u-oclock
mass, to large congregation. an eloquent
sermon. which was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
WE lAkE HE RISK, and
w don't ask any one to take
our word for it that
DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

cure dyspepsia, Indigestion, habitual
constipation, and sick headache. We
want to send you free sample. Then
you can tell whether you want to buy
them or not. Address
DR. ]. A. DEANE CO..
Kisgsesa. New Yosk.
M ~ ~ ~ = - dnsgun. - eesas
~ lsTAn,tu1Aosiyf1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

BALTIMORE. MD. November 4-tSpe'
ciaL)-James b. Shorter. a colored man
from Virginia. was drowned here to-day
at Light Street Wharf. He was employed
as a deck-hand on the steamer Corsisa.
and fell from the gangplank between
the wharf and steamer. drowning before
he could be reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
A NNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the SiV y,n
HOLDERS OF THE RlCHMy,S,ibl,,
pxn-R0AD COMPANY vii! be held Oh
WEDNESDAY. November %; 1895. Al !.
o'clock NJ. at the office OF the COMPANY
in Richmond -~.,. ,.......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
THE COHEN C0.

Or. Makes Mouth-Wash. o., !,
bottle, usual Irlce SOC.
Oakley Toilet Waters, pint Boz.
ties, 25c. a bottle, usual price -
Best quality Refined Borax Tor ~, !.
a package, usual price Ioc. -
From 9 to II o'clock:
1000 French Perfume Atomic,
for I4c. each. former price 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
RAILROAD CON.

The annual meeting OF the sToS.,fA..
HOLDERS OF THE PETEksbl y.
RAILROAD COMPANY will be hell =
the office OF the company, In klenm.0hl,
Va. on MONDAY, November n lsN' "
+" NJ I'D " r. JONES. Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
A NNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the POToNA.
RAILROAD COMPANY will be hell AZ
the Office OF the Richmond, FrederieAs
burg and Potomac Railroad COMPANY I.
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY. Nossmuu
% 1895. at II clock A. N.
nostd J. b. WINSTON, Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

Friday will be the annual donation-day
at the Virginia Hospital. and between the
hours OF noon and p. M. the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the hospital will be there TO
receive contributions. Either groceries,
linen, or money will DO most acceptable
to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
To-Day will be Another On,
Of those Memorable House.
furnishing Sales.

Just received 80 Handsome Terra.
JaIu ,i, ,eal value 80. for IA,
Also. 800 Handsome Janiini.res AL.
decorated In all the latest color.
different styles and shape to
from. worth from Sc. 10 si58. Al =.
choice "t e.
lis Real chelsea" China covere, -.
table Dishes. never sold Tor less ~.
Csc. for isc. "'s
Large Size Clear White Fine "ch Lao.
China Chamber; regular price ~.
90 dozen Finest Carlsbad China ca..
and Saucers, with burnishpi-e0il. ~,
decoration. worth ass per dozen h.
&C.. a pair.
Extra Thin Finest Carlsbad ch,ns M.
ner Plates, real value t2D a lo,.,
for So lie. a set.
SIS Haviland China Tea,Sets for
SS.6S.
50 Real Hayiland Finest China Tea SCI.
with Haviland's best dacnraii...
would be cheap AT 81, for N.E
Decorated French China Choco,a,.
Pitchers. with stippled-goM edges sri
handles, worth regularly $50 forEr
French China Fruit and Salad Pow.
fancy shape. nicely decorated. fcr o.
$50 Havlland China Dlnner.Se,s
for S29.
Handsome Haviland China Dinner SCI,
including a beautiful oyster turfe,
and dozen oyster plates. actual value
so. for SO complete.
For to-day only:
We will give you your choice o q
Handsome Chamber Sets. worth 'ror
$50 To 81. for s..
Handsome "Satsuma" Vases stand Il
inches high. worth $40. for slA
Fine Venetian Caberates. for fruits ani
flowers, Just the thing for presents
worth s., for $3.50.
Again, Fine Crystal 6-lnch-tall Flower
Vases. can't hardly be- told from real
cut-glass, chrysanihemum pattern n
SC. each.
ls5 dozen Handsome Fruit and Jelly
COMFORTS, two styles. worth 81. Tor
sc.
500 Frosty Glass Spoon-IIoders. worth
l0c., for &c.
800 dozen Beautiful Glass Jelly Nappies
splendid imitation OF glass. two
shapes. worth CSC. dozen. for Se.
each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
DICHMOND AND PETERSBUad

The annual meeting OF The sI,t,hi1,
HOLDERS OF THE RicHAosstS
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD 80 ,Ss
PANY will be held at the Once Z. ,,oS
company. in Richmond. Va, on Mp
DAY. November IS. 1886, at Y O'Clock ~
no std w X. JONES, Secrrlsll----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

ABINGDON. VA. November <-tspe-
cial.)-Frederick Mc0hee. . young man
vho lived near Damascus. In this county.
committed suicide early this morning by
shooting himself throueh the heart with
! pistol UnFeqpited affection. u b said.
caused him 70 eomnit the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
NORCORAN HALL.

Union COUNCIL No. 81, T. N.'.,cr
Members OF the above-naInsr ..,ins
are requested TO attend a pap'Ise ~ oHp N
rrhs meeting will be held In the n a.' ~
The Grand ofneers WI s &c P s"ancil. ans
M nmhlie are cordially invited 70 S' ~,
BICYCLE RIpING , scS Sls,s sh si',c GO
s.s,. open daily from 2 A. ybu
n, and Monday and FRIDAY
ITO" WALTER c. MERCER 49,,
80. no ~
-.WaR OF THE ROSES BAzAAiSsn
re benefit OF the virginia HON
IIHscursb.ss. 70 Be- held At the hes'"''A
Armofs' NOVEMBER 9TH, ,,s,
and censinYiine y nsn.rs sr's sfSmSls.ion'
c"rts' 6eason tickets. 20 cents, o:aicel
served from !, O'clock N. an'n o y s-u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
THE PEOPLES STORE

on yesterday and the imPossibilIty
to attend all has induced the man.
agement to again make the help
fitness OF the stores Monday con-
tinuous for Tuesday.
VISITING DRY GOODS PEG.
PIE. BOTH BUYERS AND SELL
ERS. ARE SURPRISED AND
AMAZED. The values of yester-
day and to-day stand unmatched
in any history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THh
i STOCKHOLDERS OF ThE 'lhh1,tt'NHtHH
AND NORTH CAROLINA ~, "a.
COMPANY will be held at Pianlg., .ts
tional Bank on FRIDAY, N9HFssn,rx
al " o'clock noon. l.. l.. BkDNSy
no 5&s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

Some merchants can sell bank
rupt stocks almost simultaneous
with the time of the arrival OF a
telegram publishing the failure OF
the House near fifteen hundred
miles distant.
There are tradesmen who ven.
ture their success on dreams. You,
the public, know better.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-01
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News ~CklIed From Vari-
 OuS Sources. What the Prominent People Are Doing.
Their Mover ents and Investm ents -Pers)nal and General
 Territorial News.

Prescott Courier: At il p. m. We'd nesday last, N. c. Fenton, " S., heard a knock on the office door of the Fash ion stable Who's there?' he called. Ross" was the response. FentOn got out of bed, opened the door, when a pistol was presented against his left breast by a masked man, who said 'shell out''- Fenton says he grabbed the pistol with one hand and attempted to snatch off the mans mask with the other, and, as they struggled, the sec ond robber, who had stood near by from the first, rushed up and pulled them apart, when both men ran in the direction of the Episcopal church The man with the pistol was about feet g inches in height and wore a small white hat
 Prescott Courier: At the meeting last evening of Prescott Lodge No. IA, A. o. U. w., the following are the off, cers elected for the ensuing term Master Workman, H. D. Ross; foreman, P. W. O'Sullivan; overseer, James H. Mills; recorder, W. s. Goldsworthy fnancier, Len Brisley; receiver, J. F. MahOney; guide, M. P. Fagin; inside watchman, H. s. Baker; outside watch man, Roland Mosher; trustee for the long term, H. H.. Cartier; choristers, DT. Abbott and Charles Martin; critic and poet laureate, s. Pedgritt
 Prescott Journal4Miner: Harry Tritle and his aggregation of ball tossers have returned from their visit to Phoenix. They are somewhat sad der, but considerably wiser than when they left. They brought home with them whole lot of goose eggs for Thanksgiving, which they earned on the diamond field, the one representing the aggregate score of Sundays game being unusually large, probably a dOuble-yolked one.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-01

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Arizona republican., 1895-12-01
At/t the Same Rate

That other ofeb contract u o Ifs and And his family may col lec the policy
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25
CASABIANCA GROVER.

Grover is on the burning deck,
He stands there now alone;
Democracy's total wreck,
Its glory all has flown.
The cuckoos, even flew away,
The mugwumps hit the road,
And Cleveland humbug repo-dems
Are deeply under showed.
The flames of public wrath now glare
Round Stephen Growers head
They scorch his toes, they SINCE his hair,
They paint the scene quite red
Stolid, Indifferent, Grover stands,
Where the gold-bugs told him to
He says the people may be bowed,
To Wall street I'll be true.
Still hotter will the people make
The deck where Grover stands.
He'll get it straight, right in the neck,
When the Pops come in command.
They'll rout the plutocratic crew,
They will turn the ship to lee
When the huinbug magazine explodes,
Oh, where will Grover be Eek.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25
DO YE TRADE?

f@s Merchandise stocks of all kinds for ex-
change without publicity. If you have one to
exchange or want one, and have good, clear
farm in eastern Kansas or Missouri, write fully
first letter, giving legal numbers and full de-
scription. Our commissions are only 2H%.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Mention this paper
and address Don A. Pool & Co.,
.. 327 N. Y. Life Bldg,
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25

A BANK cashier at Eureka says he's better
reformer than the Populsts in that he favors
the demonstration Of both gold and silver, and
the use of paper money entirely, based upon
the credit of the government. He calls gold
and silver the money Of the barbarians While
the Populists, as party, have never favored
the demonstration of gold and silver and the
use of paper alone as money, the more advanced
thinkers in the party have advocated that meas
ure for some time. If the Eureka banker only
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25

LAST Sunday, Rev. T. De Witt Talmage
publicly prayed that God would give strength
to the Brooklyn street-car strikers, that they
may be able to hold out against the companies.
1t gives us pleasure to speak of this act of Rev.
Tamage, and we hope that when election day
comes again, he will vote as he prays Rev.
Tamage has the power to do much toward the
relief of suffering and starving humanity and
we hope he will improve his talents.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25

JUST after the late election, leading Repub-
hcans told us that w. o. Knight, the new
county attorney, would close all of ttie4ioints"
III the county, and that he would begfn, as Soon
as he should take charge of the Office; that he
had pledged himself to do So One good Meth
odlst brother said that a number of citizens had
entered into compact to see that the law was
enforced in this county, and that, if Mr.. Knight
does not do his duty there will be music in the
air. Let the band begin to play
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25

THE bankers and Shylocks are extremely
anxious about sound currency, and, SO, are
making a move all along the line to destroy the
Governments promises to pay and substitute
therefore bankers promises. "If self the
wavering balance shake, tits rarely right adj
;nsted." Just keep an eye on the Shylock
thieves. Congress is heavily loaded with them.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25

knew it, he is a pretty good sort of Populist,
and should quit throwing his vote away by cast
ing it for the Republicans.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25
KANSAS AG1rAroR: GAKNIET, KANSAS, JAN 25. 1895.
READ THIS. .

During the month of January, in order to in
duce our subscribers in Anderson county to pay
up to the first of the year,,or year ahead, we
shall make a distribution of standard works of
have for years sold at one dollar each. We
years subscription; two books for two years.
This applies only to Anderson county subscrib-
ers, we cannot afford to pay postage on the
you to have your time set ahead i'll order to get
book Remember, the time is limited
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25

SPEAKING of the soldiers home in his mes
sage, Gov. Morrill, said eff we are to care for
those who offered their lives in defense of their
country, who, in their early manhood, went
forth to battle for the nation-and l know no
more sacred duty-additional room must be fur
nished, or many of these brave men will be
compelled to go to the alins-house. urge upon
you prompt and earnest attention to this matter.
-Leavenworth Standard.
Morrill, was speaking one word for the old
soldiers and two for himself He has bank in
close juxtaposition to the soldiers home, which
bank makes 81 500 year by cashing vouchers
for the old boys, and if the number of old
soldiers could be doubled, the bank would prob
ably make $1,000 year. See?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-01-25

THE banks are figuring on interest, the sen
Observation-Disclosures in national banks are figuring
on interest," Shylock is figuring on the same
line, mortgage farmers, curbstone brokers and
the same, and congress is lending the whole
gang listening ear and ignoring the appeals
of the people who eat their, bread blythe sweat
of their faces. 1t is safe to predict that either
this or the fifty-fourth congress will settle the
financial question just as the. robbers want it
settled and settled in manner that will bring
a greater landslide in 1895 than has ever, yet
astonished this people-settled in a manner
that will be radically unsettled when labor
awakes to its opportunity.