The Meeker herald., 1897-03-13
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Ninsrs' Union oo Tuesday svsoine laees
by vote Of 800 to $50. tie slsiks ~
dseaarsa al. Tbs stz1ks Nm oos Of IL
nust uncalled for in the hiseesy Of ssual
affairs. Tho Coronado a6Air and killing
Of Fireman O'Keefe arc part Of IT.
black record which can never b con-
doned. 1t saddled . large debt on ths
state and came near running Leadville.
Vast sums have been lost to labor alone
through its folly; but II its results have
taught the law abiding and thinking
element Of the union ANYTHING, 1t will
b maas day bsfoes Trey will Be- I'd
|sssgxnfs tIs5ds ~ : iot q frsespc1si.
Bile, self seeking agitators.
President Mckinley says 1t will take
some time to get that wave" started.
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The Silver Republicans of Denver,
selected q strong man and q good one
for mayor in the person of ex-Supreme
Judge Wells. Mr.. Wells was an elector
on the Bryan ticket last fall.
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II King Hanna is as wise as he is
credited with being, he will not give
Gar Reed an excuse to become his
enemy.
Last nights Denver papers gave ac-
counts Of the Democratic city convene
ton, held in that city on Wednesday,
and judging by the reports it was like
one of the old time Democratic gather
ings. as the proceedings were enlivened
by several personal encounters. Cass E.
Harrington, an able and upright young
lawyer, was nominated for mayor and
the convention then adjourned without
making any further nominations. A
committee was appointed to confer With
the Silver Republicans with q view to
fusion on tho balance of the ticket.
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The Cosmopolitan Magazine has sent
Julian Hawthorne, the noted writer, to
India tn stsdv and write IN tl,e famine
and plague conditions. The CO6mopsos
itan is always enterprising and up to
date.
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General NJ. B. Prentiss. Of Missouri,
advances the theory that the unnatural
flocking Of those born and reared in the
country to tho cities is responsible for
much of the prevailing distress.
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There is no more contemplate Great
ure on earth than the legislator who con-
fesses to having sold his vote.
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The late congress passed q bill pro-
hibiting the importation Of. impure tea.
but 1t isn't likely to be any more effec-
tive than the bill congress passed against
trusts 'once upon time"
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President Mckinley has called con-
gress to meet In extra session next Mon
day for the purpose Of considering a
tariff bill.
A line Of street vehicles in Chicago
has announced Its intention to discard
its horses and adopt the motorcycle. 1t
looks like the horse would soon become
useless except as pet.
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The most persistent Office seekers al
Washington are said to be ex-congress
men. who have just been turned loose
from the public teat.
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The statement that McKinley's Cuban
policy, like that Of Cleveland's, will bf
dictated by Wall street, should not b
accepted until President Mckinley ha.
shown what his policy is to be.
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Hon. John Sherman has probably
done lot Of things that gave him mort
pleasure than his final leave taking Of
the United States senate.
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George Washington served a . count,
road commissioner after two terms q
president. Perhaps Grover CLEVELAND
may be honored with an election to ths
town council Of Princetno.
Improvement In Live Stock.