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New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

The '@aTs % l eSYRs 0S m y e. 9a spo Th odo,ed oS iea at
is4Sy sS and an 'Sss' " at is' 49, "h ne % rpm
fair With prices unchanged and the r%Ss STEADY most
business unchanged prices W. %;h si1ss 81 g. Gases case
g9ec ne Quiet nt d uchange a, 81 4osl 90 for bulk unne
quiet but steady at 2Gac for ouSs o S Of cs iSTesn IN IN
brand. Essential oils and roots were quiet but steady
with aer 4fD dsefsa nse gqI %hF5 '7
apayed and buyers Tfre % rsi wns ss 10 pay , Ses re
with the ms1 a. very s in Sns spnS at s 200 fs bs vns Dis
s,d11s9's ss1fa rs
sspsPaae sssaST '2% % pos e IS oa
& s. Is 5 IBIS .s4 srs lS & 30 S' & .'Rs pss s.
F1@ NnAT saies Cos 5s at s. @sa Sa
sst2s' sais 80 ?s' E
Tqnshs Tns ne . ssS ss ne yoN ssas Sosrse
rEEDu9Ye' Q@o,sd: to.S @ '53,5gG23.c COB
G7,sdSoc rye feed. coaG5c; hominy chop c'c cotton
kIE Fruit market Ss,de M ,,aas
has been fairly liberal sales at ful
prices Tbs m ar pesga f s1ans b. others @
quiet Currants dull PInnes are quiet and about
a 4ssSs.c: suiana S.Gsc, callfofna 2saSc Hailowes
dates ssAc sqrTans usn is pTrnss ns 1n;s
sGSise; walnats eisas3ss aibsrts eHS7ss nss .giSe
otSS S s GHEFS 4
slight change Lemons are quiet but s,fsdy oTHpes are are
o sa IN small dusafs omss g.
IS s. ss . 'a' 81 s9 ssss
until near the close there developed excited trading
and strong advance The opening was quiet. and during
fhe forenoon heavy feeling prevailed due In part
20 selling operators disappointed by the lack or agges
,ve bull news held around the opening quotations
without much feature until 30 m The early foreign
news was quiet and little easier by private cables
while public showed slight advance. The close abroad
was dull at slight concession from yesterdays figures
1,rop reports from Southern hemisphere were un
changed Receipts Of wheat light In the Northwest
footing up 356 Minneapolis and Duluth. agans'
33 week. and I9J last Primary receipts Tor me
week have fallen of In the five days elapsed nearly
a., 900 bush while exports have increased about 2vo
Eve minutes and rise OF 1hc obtained the market
closing the Of the day at l4l'kc net al
seemed 10 be largely the fesu,
early sellers scared at runors tha'
the British ying squadron had been ordered 10 the MaI
terranean that business aggregating 'Wn
The trade was active the market advanced The
reported mt the close or hange
were 10000 bush No hard spring on private terms;
"a coo Northern, New York az 2izc over May
afoat: 10 0cO bush ungradcd wheat private terms.
and No frosted private terms. May closed
MAY q b. No hard spring. 4ilc May b. and
No red May b anoat. Interior receipts OF
wheat at spring markets to-day 3Ol $50 bush
against 1859 bush last winter 20 tlJ bush against
AZ Seaboard receipts 5523 bush against ~ 1h2
bush 336 93l bush against 211 451 bush Exports
considerable block No red wheat. through ex.
pcrt broker It alleged. for milling purposes. but
other information that the buying was by A house
which has been buying cash wheat recently and talk
was current squeeze In February March On Mon
Gay only 2 10000 bush contract wheat we're here
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trans leave West i2d 81 station, ~ l., as i0'O"'' 49,
IS minutes earlier from foot OF Franklin St:
5sO 4. VI. Daily local 10 Buffalo ....s
$50 4. VI. Daily local 10 Albany for CatskN Mouh'"
and Saratoga. parlor Albany sundays ,ny....
o,I5 A. VI Albany. Utica Syracuse, lches,e''
lunao Niagara rails. Toedo. clevclsni ana
II .:s: 4. VI. Daily, Except sunday q Caisklh A..
tains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MinnewasHa M
nany Sarat' Caldwell Lake George iarior ,a''
400 4. VI Daily. cN,ept sunday. for Albany. s,.,..
UiOO H. W. pay for Albany. Montreal Utica sy,a.usr,
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. ps'''s
CleN eand. Chicago and ~. Louis ,,A.,v
G;3O =. VI. Daily except sunday for NeweuFs A''~"''
Saratoga and Montreal ,,..
SfS 4. VI. Daily. except Sunaay. Tor ttca ss'"e'~
Rochester and Buffalo
sis =. VI Daily f,r Albany Utica Syracuse Roc ess, eS,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. CieNelah'' NV
cago and ST. Louis. ...,c.
modatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New
stations. Time tables at principal hotels l9n ~
Information address G. T. LAMBEkI,
Gen. Passenger Agent. 8 vanderbilt-ave.. New-ior.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

80 o. 30 10 10 Dining Carr. II A. NJ. 100 = ~, taI
'Congressional Lin. all Iarlor and DINING Sats, o ~
Dining 40 Dining Carr, l)nins az, M ~ IL Ns
i2i5 hight SUNDAY. $50. 0.3o II 4. NJ o39 Con:
1Dinng Carr. 43o Dining carr. Dining carr or NJ.
soIiTHEfiN RAILwAY-3.2O p. NJ. daily. sleepe,s 70
Augusta St Augustine. and Tampa I'D r. N aar.y
Sleepers to New-Orleans Memphis Asneyl'ie ana hoy
Springs. IS night daily, Seepers to New-oeahs and
Atlantic COAST LINE.-"Florida Special FOR Jaesc
sonvle ana 81. Augustine. 30 y. NJ week-days oN
sonviIe go p NJ. daily sleepers to Jacksonville and
cuEsA APEhKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p. Y.
daily Through Sleepsng and Dining lars; ~ , c
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NOkroLn, VIA sapS
charles Route A. NJ. week days ana VIII" i"'0'sa
ASapSTrc CITY 10 r. NJ weekdays Through Bunss
FOR CAPE MAY 100 p N. weet -days- 49,, p.,.
Eor Long Branch Asbury Park. ocean Grove ana fo,nt
Pleasant $40 4. NJ u TO- 34O oiQ and il,oo iH =; d.
PARK psfio. 'SIs 9.45 4 IuGdn'5 M 5l5 S'I? !? #. '
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
q % : % g. S8O o. go 40 Penna. limited 1910 tDin.
IN. car ii A. NJ, ~ /. 2.i0 3. 800 30 80 tDin,ne
tarl 3 dining carr q dining carr. D., yo, - r; NJ
iSi5 night Sundays, Gl5. $50 300 o 80 90 Limited.
10 IL & NJ 2 Dining Car). 800 !. 80. 40 tDin,ns
carr 3 Dining Cap. dining carr 1.4o g. r. NJ
rcSa nfice. nsn Nos 49, o 1885, 1928 III and 2si
broadway Astor House. and foot OF Desofoss-s ana
(ortlandt Streets Court Street. no, rs,--i
! oadway and brooklyn station ieos %. F1.,oE
s,eet i;rooklyn; station. Jersey CITY The New YORK
VIII call for ani check bassaBe H0n
hotels and residences through TO destnatl2n ,roon
e. 'i' ~, General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

A. follows and five earlier West -bi-S
O.n(. \. Vi. -Nesuouled EXp!ess laAy Tor Nayefy.
C'OO Bnghamton. Em.ra BalaiO. Bradto! j, James
town. Mead,ile and the West. PAslor Nas 10
Buffalo. -.
230 ~ 4 MvssSqsa sa Sasaids hm'f ta Rss 4 iSs
40 y. NJ. Chicago , 81 L. NJ. Sleepeis % Sh''
,aso, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
1870 S %a IS vi'q H. bs'5i'; ;, P's 5asau:5: :5,:
for Detroit. Chicago and the West 80,
S:45 p & sa 'naI5'qSle @ % thcas hs 4a eS s"1 . ba
falO Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car .,
fINICKETS. Local TIME CARDS AND fl' LLMAN
accommodations III. 26l. i0l and -, broadway
lJ6 East i25th-st. Chambers and West 23dst ferFea
%cw York Broadway and 333 Fulton-st Bro klyn ~
Hudson Hob oxen. and Jersey city Station Enc
Transfer Company calls for and checks basgaSe from
hotels and residences TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

st. IOuis and ali Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave N-w-York foot OF Iber,y-s daily Tor CHICAGO.
20 =. M AMI i2:l5 light PIrrSBrRG. $50 eN sun.
30 sun. l2l5 night CINCINNATL ST Louis 10 a
m GOO - ~. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a. NJ.
~ sun. 10 a m. Dining Car II 30 a. m. pnins car.
80 p III. G 30 m. eN. sun. Dining carr ovo D. lib
,6 10 d IN piaing Carr IL IL night.
NORFOLK. II 80 a. M. daily
NEW-ORIFANS. Eoanoke and Chattanooga Pu!snas
Sic ping Car. 3:3o. sun. 2:30 p. m sun.
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch nght ,, q,
Ticket OFFICES. il3. iT2. 26i AS. liio Broafway 81
East iih St i27 Rowery. n Y; 3ti Fult.n.s Broo"
lvn. stations foot ~ Liberty st. g II. II. ~ y j.
New York Transfer Company will call for and ehecs
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York January ~. lsv6,
BEANS AND PEAS-No further change is shown ~ ',e m
general position OF the market Trade was very .un ~
ali kinds srd while there great pressure 10 se
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

r,norc jan ai-rI,ur arm. unrhans't. sa,eS 80 80
r,Is Wheat dun. - rcd sint january anu i'! -
OF. southern boy sample" slH' 80 on -,
at stock 1890" BUSH sales. -lWp bI-' 9- - m.a-t
W,rrh .si Iga c. MAY. aii. p3''.c sc,n,t if' 80
- nhrn a2 ,naHi 80 stock ial -" hN.n,
,-,sn ir-h osfs Quiet. ~ white. W'-i,rn 49, -
H. q, 'i>..i western - asked. sock - go nu~h Ky
IT,, 10, nrsh Hay nrIn. sl6 asked Grain h,'si W.,
'...,'. .. am 90 Liverpool. "-i, i"iii''} ~
- .,l.rs ..- Sd January. %i.s F'lrn"h. ,,,n ,
.,,.,- ,-I,li,ue- $40 Batter easy hN l'"i. 49,
Z surs~ qui.i. llauulate4. - -. 'ih'r "iu,l'T 1917
changed s,--,<, ,,l,.or
fo.ion Jan - riour nsm pa'ont- s. '.1Ss Mli.
,i,,- r.f.ats ;-'ns1 IL Mnnesoia clear nt' ,it.
;, ~ 5:.7.r a hng. 81 75pSi - DBL Corn quiet
..r ,.'1u IN rack - a-se. steamer y . '.in
gn o,,s luic, y, clipped - I'sH2S. No : cipl' - -"
1..-. g. 9. vtl,. g,i.e. 50 white 9c Mii Zee, lil''
-'-. br.n q, ship si3 winter bran. Sl' ml'ls,1-
sil.,Sis .,f.ase,l meal S2i - PORK hfm. Ach+ >i-
on'. ,;s.c hafnr 9a1ui.c. bacon 500, 1rb9 ,l.i,
ia7 80. mutton md ,' tfliugs -" t.ll ~ ~
i.s .tt.,. 4fr.l- tu7ilr. binds t'sil't. f'7 80
,~..r. reallt. choice lori"..o, western va lv iNt'
qu.e choice northern creamery -.',. h -. [
,1n l7. l,ilr IL, Verm M dairy 1872 hsE, Hr,'
-.,i- Eastern IL. Western and Ni'hlhhi i'u
80 - .ans oui.t yea 81 a'1si 3d. ine'lnia 81 -
4sl Is fel kiirey- 81 a"l<i -. yellow eyes, - 80
is.,ltt-r chickens Northern choice lbHl'c. "cr,,i d.
lcIi7e- owls Northern l3ri3'sr, western i'HI II''
80. sriic. ducks I2aijr lafhiNcs si'ad, n.ntan-
.14ls. Green Mountains 3.n3'c "nlte siY IS. -'p,'
n... .ofr. 81 an4 a. 80. R,ldNns 81 3nts3. fnnci.
"a - Gr..nIrrs S.ls2 80 'ranhcff"s. tsiS' 'nlN-'
81 :, nl Turnils 81 htl squash sl-HSL, Z" i-n-
,.,iar,- TO Dbl Hay quot. choice. Sl'fNl" -" 70
radc Sis4sis Rye straw 10 larger supply ara dui. s
Cn.cago. Jan - Tho leading futures rang' AS f''-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

M5y aiy ........... ............ "a. Sss i45 o.
c,-h quonuor. welc as f","s s s,iI VS., NJ arins
Spsn4"..i sss, +, ,a@ ~ r. r,G Gn.S,.c. 80 s' -
5: : @ @ So @ sslS &C. 30 & s'i Iss ':' 10 100 a r.
SSltci shoulders 0oxe1. 50 '5Gs5 short 'raF I s,7
Hes s. s. @ rs -g|s sars 49, ~a f & - era"u.a~ s. y
n,, ~ N al s. per rGehan G ,@' y % H.. ia,,cr na,c
ii',rGc rrgs wcrc steady fresh stock. l''-nl''.
nnA, mani 'Sn ,i.t NJ s. ,asa ~ rye noar yorhwe-r
en- 81 ,aS2 D. Wheat qge' nrm N9 ,ei % , % "a E,,s
pgef n : white - ~ a. 2ic I,Tz r., = a'i,ri ,r
r,.cr n steam eof c.c. kctlc lard o,,e prime steam
s sale- - - ." sl. sS oos. short clear sides o. Dry
al,cl easier i'ose shoulder - , Ss"r, ar, '
i'.n, nerg .,ta EssI qi',i ',ics ~ 5il' at 81 -
Mlwuut,. Jan - Wheat opened a sh4de hih,r 81,
l down 'sra's "si & nsr a,lca srn l., S,sh' ,n and
wheat asie bur in m"," "a" dCnanH " srrrc , :"
,prne 5,c Barley IN store nominal at a.HNlc Ham'l
s,r \" Mint aic No = -. Ryc ieadl AMI In
fair demand. supply m"i'i"t' y, on nI A. ,-,rss
on hc basis Of 81 i0as3 30 FOR hand spring patents in
Wood Mil stunr nrmcr. not quotahly higher sacked
abe ait' at iIi So ''''''''
Minneapolis Jan 2'whsa, traders w,rc n1i ,rrnl rg15y
G,sg6kI 5,s6I rhen in hc last hour advance start
siJi,nn-ss that caused tntling of dry bones among
lnc Ma, opened At 'Nc asn,t rlos, "f ''s, &
and hrT" t. NJ h. h@'imf ih & hour tHc a1ance VAS
rrar,ei r,psi al and M,y went 5c losing at ;o'gsle
wheat For wheat to arrive hrre wa, some a aemana .
ing cen. unlc ~ and NJ t and nd. rie'f Z" NdTG 5TIG
a l'S Sc: s''S HS Hori6c1n n &C. Flour 50 o'sa 20
5ss 5 p1is@,a soS S" 3 &S o GSs a 81 %
rsG 30. shorts. ?5c under bran
n&Pn3 jar" s Sc M"s aSns a to o'% pay g"9n Ss
recently advanced limits Of the mills ana 'fade , du1'
syvana roller clear 81 2os3 81 do s,rash, - ~ 3"@ g,
asa co. do patent 50 oas' 75 spring clear s. soasS 20
Do s'rash Sss 2 do pais% .nT 8 sS"ss o. ''i dS
straight. 50 4c4>a 60 do patent s. 7oaSa1 re- -four
IN Hnns lSn' wS" omSrnss Sf near deliveries Light ana
prices of spot January and February advanced r.
lover contract wheat. January 1o'sg7o'c February
7o-aa7ic: March and April 'la'l'.c Gorn,0p'lon mar
Local CARROTS in fair supply and - lower No m%Sci %
Apri AK aaic oats Marsc, ri,el steady under
ligh, offerings. bu' no speculative trading ana demand
February. 25G23.c. March. 25'.n2jAc April 25,sq2lc
Butter quiet and r,esnar ere1%msry % esra i'g-o,. &
QUIET and steady: rennsyvania hr.is. i7gc; We", m
a', ,o,y o1iic; part skins Gasc sugars dull and
iorcr: cubes. a-lcc: iozenre Gc standard pow
GSrsa ,cS '6 s 6 '@T eroSn et crystal a. 5iSc;
double refined diamond A. lid sonfeGiioners A.
7idc; franklin extra G. i',c; red star e. 'lsc green
star ie blue star e. 10 c NJ Tod H. os me- No r ~,
bran in bulk Si2 iOasi3 - lotaoes dull and weak;
3rle2r. do Burbanks ana stars. choice 30: do fair
ssasSc IS sSS'' ''-' ~ w
nsGer ST n'n Tnnua1y oi M"y o5e I'D Juy S2 ccn
asRS"g Ian Ga 'Tl uy 27 b 5nis hsh@r January ls
May 2oisc IorIS-slandari mess new SO 0a,s; old.
shoaIicrs 5Ac longs 5isc clear ribs 575c clear sides
G" AAt ncais-shouiiera Axe; longs 5lsc; clear
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
TIE TRAnE IN CHICAGO.

,ns ,ic. cloa~ sides SO High wines steady at 81 -
Wool quiet, unchanged. Spel'er 81 20.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
o 90 \ u. 1.W 7. ~. ,,,r
ROYAL BLUE LIVE.

To PHILADELPHIA. ~. Dali iMOi''' '
Fer Phadepha ~esS dsy.5; "a !5 as 80 100 dtuTei
iaror Clsj BOO 600 dining car 80 'Yo 20 fpinns
Is ulpht $50. 300. lO;V, ii ~
1;r1 A. r. go 200 500. 600 dining car +. NJ
Il 10 nsn, i,,or and Washington week days. 500 1000
II 30 1Dninr car A. ~. go $3.50 300 1@ 20 tDin,ns i,s
Gar, = NJ i2.i night Sundays. 1000 IL ~
car A. NJ. 2:3o. BOO 600 dining Can r. 'i'' J. -
te and parlorcar seats can procured at FOO, oi
Licrty 81, iS I72 2G 4l5. 9i4. 40 ls23
~ GI ~ al Eas, iith ST.. i3t East i23ih 81. 2S
West l25,h 25 columbus Az New York Sgust
TIVE NswYork Transfer company will call for and ehecK
eosgage from hotel or residence to Destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JGRSEY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic BioSk Sikna'''
o. ooA az November H. 1870,

Four TRACKS Automatic Bloek signals
On and after November H., lSVo g..
Trains leave station foot OF Liherty 81. T..
For ros,on pethlehsn Allentown. Mauch Chunk &cc3
80 7:i5 elo 6ii:45 to Esston! M. 10 lsSU sv'
- Ia s,nni 4:30 5:45 80 Allentown r. ~ Suhoa'S'
tso q * to Easton, 4. M 100. 30 800 r n
For WIlkeSbarre Pttston and scranton. WV ~ '''
Iio l,so =. NJ sunaaSs +;$9 "a 1:,o. i:so
s09r s09 e1 zoo - 5:$5 7:3O p. NJ. 1915 night Sundays
90 90 $50 $50 600 p. NJ. l2;i5 night =, ,,o ,.ao
frr rerrlsblrg AT 30 500. 0:10 A. NJ. !;lO ~
100 800 5:45 r. NJ. i2:i5 night. Sundays l:oo o'So'
90 = NJ II ID night. - -. 10 e.oo
Tr sunnury Iewlsburg and Wllllamsport at 80 eUp
90 A. ~, 1l0. $780, 7:30 r. NJ sundays S'o a "'
wv l. va ALr~RAII ROUTE.
pIent nF0 go sis ii 20 a. NJ. 100 las AS 40
G.f5 T. NJ. Sundays. Except ocean ~'o'e anu AsO'''
r"'N wv " FOR LAKEWOOD,
$50 10 A. NJ i.43. $40. $40 L. 81 -. c.-v and
narnerat 20 s:i5 A. NJ. AZ i4O /. VI. ..,o NJ
ior Atlantic city. Vineand and Bridge'o'' ''' " '
% 20 u Fno,,h Beach seabrgh and Highlands OF Nave
.irt 420 sis il 80 A. NJ. 80 l:45. Alb 4;fo T. M
sr,days 300 ~. OO y n .nr
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
nallroahs'
DENNSYLVANIA

tions foot of Desbrosses and cortlandt strssta

Stations foot of Desbrosses and cortandt stresta
In Effect January IL, 1896.
900 A M.-FAST I.INE-Parl0r Car 70 Ilttsburg.
1000 NJ Pennsylvania LIMIT LIMlTEDs;Ipailmaa Ed dra
ton Cars Arrives Chicago A; NJ ylesseaand -
A. NJ. Cincinnati. $40 A. NJ. Indianapolis eW A. NJ
Louisville IL so A. NJ st. Louis 3vo r. H. ana ioedo
A. NJ ,.,, ,,v,or.,
200 y. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREsS.-
Pullman Sleeping ana Dining cars 70 -. LOUIS Low:
vile and Cnicag2 ATTY, CthcNa""' 'o'" =" ''' '-
GOO T.. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS;1-Puimaan s,esene
and Dining Cars H. Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
Cleveland 25 A. NJ Chsago p vs, ~ nsh nSS p,,., day
Sleeping Dining Cars to Cincinnati ana ~ LOUIS
Arrives Cincinnati o r. NJ. indianapolis ioi' r. Ne
st. Louis A NJ. second morning. .,,. -
500 u. W. PAriFiC EXPRESS.-Pullman Sleeping Car
to Pittsburg Connects foi Chicago daily and Slsvs
land except Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
II OSrON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS
~ VIA SOUND LINES WEEK DAYS ONLY
FALL. Ri| Err LINE Via Newport and Fall River from
new Pier Is. N r.. foot OF Muray-st., at = T.. NJ
sIONINGrON LINE. Via stonington. from New Pier
80. N r.. one block above Canal-s.. at u 90 =. NJ.
NORWICH LINE via New London. from Pier 40 n. r..
next Desbrosses-st. at $50 y. NJ
N EW WHAVEN-FARE 81: Excursion. S1.50-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 25 l.. r.. 4
T. NJ daily. Sundays excepted. arriving time for
to Merden. Hartford Springfield &c. Freight steamer
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-13
TNFAMY WILL FOLLOW YOUR NAME
AFTER YOU ARE IN THE GRAVE"


Such were the words Senator Teller Missed
into the ears of Judas John Sherman Ill the
senate on February 60 during debate between
Republicans on the financial question. 1t is
the first time the Benedict Arnold of the senate
has been told the truth, though have no more
use for land grabbing monopolst like Teller
than | have for Sherman. Senator Carter,
chairman of the Republican national commit
tee, was equally bitter against the eastern Re-
publican stave-drivers. 1t was family row,
which was carefully suppressed by the assoclat-
ed press 1t shows the dsintegration of the
Republican party which have been telling
you about. Both old parties will be Ill the
same boat the Democratic party was Ill 1900
This is the order of things, and it will grow
worse and more bitter as the campaign comes
on TO be candid, do not think the reform
forces will be much better but while there will
be no split in them they will fail to act to-
sether The year 1896 will show some sur
prises that have never been equaled III the
history of the nation. Disruption will be the
order of almost everything. 1t is glorious to
live and realize, in this, the greatest of all
epochs of the worlds history. Spread the
gospel of tn New Civilization. All these
things are preparing the way.-J. A. Wayland
in Appeal to Reason, Kansas City.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-13
WANTS ST. JOHN FOR CONGRESSMAN
AT-LARGE


The Manhattan Republic of last week has
the following to say on the congressional ques-
ton. Brother Stewart, of the Republic, is
personally acquainted with Mr.. St. john
"Ex-Gov. St. John and Senator Edwin Tay-
lor are suggested as Populist candidates tor
congress in the Second district. We heartily
endorse the suggestion of Gov. St. Johns name,
but want him nominated for congressman-at-
llree and then we want Taylor nominated III
the Second district. The Populists can win
easily in Kansas with snch men on their
ticket"
The AGtrAToR won't kick on that arrange
ment, at all. We would willingly support
Senator TAYLOR for congressman from the Sec
ond district, but we want St. John on the ticket,
too we want him in congress-and II he Is
nominated for congressman-at- t-large, we will be
IN IRE than satisfied
Bv the way, the Richmond (Ind. Enterprise
might copy the above item to show Its readers
how St. Tohn is "held in derision" in Kansas.
WE clip the following item from the Appeal
to Reason, of Kansas City:
"A
slaves in the whole industrial organism. He
cannot buy beer of whom he pleases. He must
bav of whom the English brewery combine
decides Not even with ready cash can he buy
of another brewery, nor he sell his beer,
after he has paid for it, at his price. The COM
biue sets the price at which the saloonist must
buy and sell the beer.
Yet in spite of the fact that English capital
istic combines own the breweries and distiler-
les aud take millions Of dollars of the profits
out of this country, we have lot OF professed
reform papers which are helping to boom the
business of these combines by publishing their
advertisements. If there is any reform about
this it cannot be seen with the naked eye A
great hue and cry has been made by these pa
pers against other combines, and justly, too,
but when it comes to the beer and whisky COM
hines. they are as dumb as oysters. One of
these "reform" editors said to us, not long ago:
"Why, we get good money out of those fel-
lows, and we've got to have money i'll order to
keep our papers going If they want to con-
tribute little cash, indirectly, to help the cause
ALONG let EN-" This reminds us of the church
steward who always asked the saloon-keepers
and gamblers 10 emp III anu heiP pay Ihe
preachers salary. When 'hardened sinner"
outside the paes of the church demonstrated
with him about it, the steward said: we
must h I'VE money to keep up the church, and
ii we can let those fellows to help spread the
,ospe. where's the harm?" Would it be any
more Inconsistent for Populst editor to boom
q Republican candidate for Office, FOR PAY, than
T.. boom combines and corporations, which we
cln,n to be fighting, for pay? Just think about
lis little bit, BOYS
THE city of \Viliamsport, Pa, elected
Prohibition mayor, Feb 10th. The vote stood:
Prohib., 2,258; Rep, 1909; DEM, 1920. 1t
,os u hotlv-contested election.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-13
A BROAD-GAUGE REFORMER.

A writer in the New Republic, Prohibition
paper of Lincoln, Neb., gives the following
evidence of being true reformer-one who
votes his sentiments in spite of the action of
party convention:
owe have been criticised for voting for Bry-
all as member of congress, instead of for the
Prohib candidate. We did as we would be
done by, for, had we been running for congress
ourselves, still we would have voted for Bryan.
And now, if the Pittsburgh convention nomi-
n ties Wardwell, the Standard Oil man, and at
ST. Louis, Bryan is is nominated we shall most
willingly vote again for Bryan. Again, if
Pittsburgh nominates any king OF high-tarlft
"old-bug we will not vote for him. Saving
our own home comes first this time. "
MORE than nne-tenths of the people of this
country feel that the farce which is going on
dumping gold, or pretending to dump it, into
the United States treasury, and then raiding it
out again into the Golfers of gold-bond oppress-
ors, syndicates and villains, is about the most
gigantic and internal game that has ever been
PLAYED in the annals of human history and yet
IL
and legislators, and with the stupid surly sub
mission of over sixty millions of over-ridden
and pauperzed people. The senator who dared
to saw on the floor of the United States senate,
the Other day, that these sixty millions of op-
pressed would conclude, one of these days, to
march up to Washington with rifles i'll their
hands, may be secuted as "Elatherskte and
blackeuard" but he spoke out the gathering
sentiment that surges and swells from sea to
sea. and that will, sooner or later, burst in
dreadful revolutionary storms, if the great crime
against our longsuffering people i not abated
None of us want to see such elimination
great God prevent it!--but all who understand
ANYTHING of human nature and human history
know that the ship is heading straight for such
breakers And yet, our leading men and news
papers declare it "bilingsgate" to speak out
the whole plain truth. So said King Louis,
his queen and court, up to the hour of their
ipnomnious flight from Versailles. Rev. lrl
X. Hicks in Word and Works.
We demand the free and unlimited coinage
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-13

We demand the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver Ut the ratio Of 10 u I.--POp Platform
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-13

THE city of NllIiamsport, Pa, elected
Prohibition mayor Feb. 10th. The vote stood:
Prohib, 2,25S; Rep, 1909; DEM, 1920. 1t
was hotly-contested election.