The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-10

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OhicA3o Gas .......n. 1879 80.
mammalian -. .,.., ~ 80.
American Tobacco go, 80.
Sugar Trust u..,...,, 33M 49,,
The average odvanee Of the twenty.
three stocks other than the sugar trust
was points The highest of the twen-
W-three-Chcago Gas-was 1874. su-
gar crust advanced 33A points.
This sample lie from The Cleveland
Leader is an evidence Of the kind of
rot ehat is to be glvun TO the intclli,
GENT people by the yenal agents and
weak pap suckers of Hanna during tho
campadgn in Ohio.
Mckinley has secured jobs for all
his own relations and he has now be-
gun to care for his wife's folks. Dun-
can, an Ohio brother.ln-la got the
last plum.
The next Democratic legislature will
not blaclimail and shake down every
corporation or bfpd every enter
prise Within the stase. as tho last
Hanna legislature did.
The government psteipts for the
next three months under the Dingloy
bill will be the smallest ever known
in any three months since the war,
and the deficit will be the greatest.
Mark the prediction, Hannal
Prosperity has come" The July re-
ports show more convicts in the Ohio
ponitentiary than eyer before in it's
history. They are all busy and no
strikes. This revival of our industries
is due entirely to the Dingley bill,
in one township in Vinton county,
ct last falls election, one of the Hanna
agents nullifed 32 Bryan votes by
watching his chance and putting a
lead pencil mark under the eagle, thus
causing ell those to be thrown out.
: George A. Myers, a colored barber of
Cleveland was put ON the Hanna ex-
ecutive committee to plocate the COL
ored brother. Barber Myers runs
chop in the Holenaen hotel in Ceve-
land, and no colored men are allowed
to enter 1t
Vho floor in the White House
"swearing' room has eunl1 four inches
in three meAths, with the weight of
the anxious ofilceseekers, This is tho
s&me indication that confidence has
been restored and Sr0speritw has
eomol "Nitln
On Aug. 3 the te&n opcSstoes ~
Youngstown, o., redSaa& tue vages q
puddlers from $3.50 E&1 ton to e4, The
Dtngley Tarifl for r&usts Goes not
seem to mean ineresasa wages for the
honest toilers at the furnace, anu yet
prosperity has come" I
The Cincinnati Tlmes-Star is deeply :.
disturbed because the brewers Ia that
city pay federal tax, a tax on prop
erty under state laws, ana another tax
under the Rawlins law, and have no
protection from the competition with
brewers in other states
The Hanna papers are making thems
selves ridiculous by saying that sugar
stocks went up, because this sweet
trust made $11,O00,O0O by importing
100000 tons of raw sugar under the
Wilson bin and paying a duty of 221s
cents per hundred when they could
have brought is in for 121a cents per
hundred pounds on the same sugar.
Do such editorial idiots think thoir
readers can not reason or dgure:
Mark Mckinley has gone to the
yilds Of Lake Champlain to escape the
opportunities of hungry ofiieeseekea5,
md the curses of the disappointed.
Willie has given forth one of his orac-
liar statements as follows:
"Mr. President, do you think pros-
,ority will Gomez"
Striking an attitude like Napoleon
inder the shadow OF the pyramids, h9
olemnly said;
81 do"
"Whon?" was asked.
81 am profoundly Of the opinion that
will arrive when it comes"
Md wise, stately and solemn Mark
Ianna's little boy moved on.
The treasury statement furnished nv