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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-26
.FAYORIIE SONS ENDORSED
COUNTY CONVENTIONS IN $. OAK.
Brewster of snnborn for superinten-
dent and Williams of Marshall
for II. r.. Commissioners.
Snecials to. The Journal.

Specials to The Journal.
Woonsocket, S. d., May 26.--The San
born county republican convention elected
as delegates to the state convention: J.
T. Kean, N. B. Reed, G. L. Fish, j. E.
Whiting, George De Croft, Alexander
Cameron, j. P. Sharp, Mike Meier, S. s..
Weber, A. B. Rowley, Hoyt Hunter, E.
M. Cochran and G. H. Van Tassel. The
convention unanimously instructed the
delegation to support Senator Kittredge,
Governor Herreid and Endorsed Burke and
Martin, and Delmar H. Brewster of this
county candidate for superintendent of
public instruction
Flandreau, S. D., May 26.-At the city
ward republican caucuses the following
were selected to attend the republican
county convention on Tuesday,: First
ward, j. @. Adams, George Rice, Samuel
Farrell, w. A. Krause, r. l.. Brown, Al
bert Faegre; second, A. J. Waller, Jesse
Smith, j C. Halver, C. W. Tobin, O..
Seafles, Jesse Conner; third, James Good
sell, Bert Pilling, Ed. Akam, E. A. Platts,
Ira Blewitt, James Julson. The county
convention will undoubtedly indorse the
national administration, the members in
congress and the state administration.
Britton, S. D., May 26-Marshall coun-
ty republicans Endorsed Kittredge. Her
reid Burke and Martin and instructed
the delegates to vote for Senator Richard
Williams for member of the railroad COM
mission.
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EAU sCLAIRE-Harry Hayworth, aged So.
of Danvi1le, ILL.,. cut his throat while stand
ing on the track near the Omaha station.
He. had been acting strangely. He was going
to Canada to look for work.
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New Creamery Almost Ready.

Special to The Journal
Battle Lake, Mimi. May 2e-The Silver
Lake creamery will be in operation in about
two weeks-A special election to bond the
Village for waterworks and electric lights
is called for June 3.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-26
WISCONSIN

EIKHORN-Walworth county republicans
instructed for Congressman Cooper. t,.-.-
HUDsON-John Holberg, who was twisted
about shaft in a sawmill died WITHOUT re-
Gaining consciousness. He left family.
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Janestown.s Largest Class.

Special to The Journal.
Jamestown. n. D.. MAJ e6.-The class Of
graduates from the Jamestown high school
this year is the largest in the history of the
seven being boys and thirteen girls. The
exercises will be held June 13.-The shoe store
and stock OF the late John NELSON were sold
1T public auction to A.. e. Brastru?.
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cANBNThe graduating exercises of the
high school will be held next Monday O. W.
Trask will deliver the baccalaureate sermon
Sunday night. 49, Is =. .r,t..s Ike. .ser ssi3
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FORT MEADE-An inspection Of this post
has been completedt by General w. A. Kobbe.
commander of this department. It is ex
pected three new stone barracks will be built
this summer.
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WEED CANNOT PRACTICE
HELENA ATTORNEY IS DISCARDED
Former United state. District At
torney Found Guilty of Fraud
by Supreme Court.
Srecia1 to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Helena, Mont, May 2G.-The supreme
court of the state to-day suspended E. D.
Weed, formerly United States district at
torney of Montana, from praeticing law
in Montana for two years. The court
finds that the attorney was guilty Of
fraud in deciding piece Of real estate
after having entered into contract to
sell the same property to another and in
accepting money from the latter after
having disposed of his title. Theodore
Mayor preferred the charges against
Weed and asked for his disbarment. The
court directs that he may be reinstated
after two years upon evidence showing
good conduct in the meantime. Weed is
one of the weIl-known public men of the
state. He was district attorney during
the Harrison administration.
He DIDN'T FLY.
Baltimore American.
And did you walk all the way here
with this note ~ queried the sympat hetic
damsel. ~
Sure replied the courteous messens
ger boy. Dol look like Sanity -Dumont {.
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KENOsHA-The friends of John NJ. White
head, Of James vile controlled the republican
convention The followers of La Toilette put
up a stiff fight, but were defeated at every
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MINNESOTA

crowds of farmers Saturday. Governor Van
SAINT and Dairy Commissioner Mcconnell
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4 DARLINGToN-Th Lafayette county con-
ventio1 named, a delegation Of La Toilette
men to attend the first congressional district
tors Spooner and Quarles were Endorsed.
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RACINE-Bert Peterson, Of Milwaukee: wa
gered a companion s1eo that he could bring
|5ferociois bull under subsection by hypnotic
ing it. The animal chased Peterson. but he
managed to dodge it until he reached high
board fence. which he was unable to scale.
The bull rammed him through the fence, with
probably fatal results.
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Teachers of Five Counties.

Special to The Journal.
Belle Fourche, S. ID, May 2.:.-Fiye coun.
ties Of the Black Hills will hold a teachers
institute in Belle Fourche the week begin
ming June 2. It is expected that over 100
teachers will attend. Reduced railroad rates
have been secured.
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sentative delegates. Delta county republicans
will nominate their first state representative
from Delta county. - '-.. ..-.. r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-26

MHITEWoOD-The Society of Black Hills
Pioneers has practically decided to hold its
June IL. An attractive program is being
prepare
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OsCEOLA-The third annual Woodnan
picnic has been postponed one week and will
Be held June 49, 1t is expected about 300
Woodmen will attend-Mrs. j. G. Burman,
wife of Postmaster Burman, OF Amery, died
suddenly.
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BELLE FoURCHE-It is estimated there
will be 100000 hounds Of wool stored IN
warehouses here this spring. There Is to be
a sale in a few days and special trains will
iaa- run =. " j.. I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
AQUEDUCT RACES.
President Orders Refusal Of All Entries
from a. L. Asta,s Stable.
tBy Associated Press.o

5n5 (ByafASSOcfated# presS.J
NEW YORK, October Slater Platter,
an added starter, quoted at to i in the
betting, had Won the Lynbrook handicap
for two-year-olds at AqueductA TO-DAY.
President Reilly ordered that all entries
from the stable of a. LAST be Teiused.
His action was taken on Platers race
of Wednesday. when he was an TO .
faxorite and finished away back in the
ruck. To-day he had plenty OF speed,
and getting off in front made all the
running, and won easily Summaries
First #ra ce-for tiree-year-o!ds and up
wards. handicap, seven furlongs-Syrlin
q to y first Unmasked e to . second.
Lord Badge. Go to y third. Time. Us
4 Second race-for two-year-olds. selling.
six neutrality-suspicious. az to u first, Earl
oe .Warck 60 toy second, R5ghtand True
e to y third Time, 1:l61-5.
Third race-for tllree-year-olds and up
i Is to 81 first Bellies Corlmoner g to y
second. Huntressa % to y third. Time,
/ rs S-5
Fourth race--,rhe Lynbroolz handicap
for two-year-o1ds, SIX fur-longs-Plater g
TO u first. Lady Albercraft t21 tool Sc
cond. Lyman Hay 6 to y third. Time,
1885.
Fifth race three year-olds and up
wards selling one mile and seventy
yards-Early Eve g to y first, Bruins
wick G*to - second, Past d5 CD third.
Time, ~.
Sixth race--for lnaiders three-vear-olds
and UPWARDS, one mile and a sixteenth
Courtney d1 too first. AHnite q to u
second. Moon Daisy e to y third. Time.
] 80 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
NEGRO SHOT down
BY OFFICER kRAF |
William Turpin Tried to Evads
Arrest and May Die.
is WANTED IN DELAWARE.
Charged With Shooting Conductor in.
Mimlng,on--mhen 4 old TO surren,
der He uadea Dash scr Frees
dom. Dut stopped by Bullet
IS WANTED IN DELAWARE


William 1'urpin, Richmond negro,
wss4.tea in le.i...ins tn. D,l., on lie
charge OF shooting are4sal cSiiducsoi7
IN tiiat city on Angus -asa, while al
tempting to esgaps arre&t cs Eday az
1craopn, WIS snot down ~ OA.clr Is. ~ T.
Of lie First Di$t1.ct, anu WI prpIaDty
die from the nifcc; Of his svaand. Iha
negro is Now at the City H9s.Jital IN a
Is critical cit,lditicn, the Jaii EaNiHg en-
Tered his back, near the spfnai cs3umn.
and ranged downward into the instst nas,
where Ii still remains, the doctgrs LAYING
been unable 10 locate it.
The shooting occurred about o'clock
yesterday afternoon on Nicholson Street
in front OF @IcIoonongf.s saloon.
I'll TurItin, who is well known 10 the police
here. having served several terms in the
city jail before gaing North wllete he
shot the conductor ard escaped. was
recognized by Officer Kraft as one Of a
gang OF negroes IN the al OF Entering
the place he commanded Tnrpin 10 con
slider itmself under arrest. which the
negro decided not to do. but rnther take
his chances and lnakega break for liberty
DASH FOR LIBERTY.
The negro dashed for the door as the
officer cried holt. lie ran into the street,
hut before he had one#rnaflT steps Kratf
fired and his man fell. He was picked
M and found 10 be seriously wounded.
R-hcrclIyon he was removed TO the First
Station Here The ambulance was sli'n-
moned and the wounded negro carried
TO the hospital.
FOR two months or more the Richmond
police have been on the LOCKOUT for TUT
hin ait the request of the Wilmington au-
fhorities who had issned u circular CIV
ing a description Of the man and STATING
his offense
T,urgpin is supposed to have been q round
Richmond for several weeks evadir7g Ia"
officers The conductor SHOT tlr 'i.7i'la3n
recovered from his worrd tl7o0sll ~ Vas
thought II would prove fatal
Other Richmond negroes Z re 81 1ln'st,'l
ia have been IN the gaIlp 9th i1ii'itln
when tlla Wilmington conductor wi1s
wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01

wishes Of Judge Lambert An hour
earlier Mr.. Osborne had asked for an
adjournment. and Justice Lambert said
he would sit until the cross-exa nina
tioa of the defndant was concluded L
was not until 5:15 o'clock. when MI.
Jerome said that it was impossible to
continue because counsel had been taken
somewhat by surprise in the decision
OF the defense to make the defendant
his own first witness It was not until
eleven o'clock Thursday night. MT.
Jerome said. that Governor Black had
told the prosecution Of their plans
Justice Lambert told Ex-Governor
Black to be ready with his witnesses,
as it was his Intention to sit all day to-
morrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
Eumors of Drsadfui Accident OF Trolley
Tin Current Yssterttay.

Dame rllrnQr Was busy Tor q considerable
part of Yesterday afternoon and neart:'
all Of last night IN rtct&ing the meaSra
details OF a most horrible catastFooha or
the barton Heights iine OF the Passenger,
ana Power COMPANY Il vas stated. gtli tll
SIDES that a trolley car "lfti sixteen il.s5
-er,e.rss on board mad lttnged through the
First Street Viadtlet ard that all hands
mad been killed fortunately there WIS
NOT the slightest foundation for tins rituioF.4
for not even an accfdeFtt OF tilt
sort happeueSi9on any Of the car lines M
Richmond yesterday
Although every effort was made ov OF q.
ss;4als Of thtt company 10 ascertain JUST
how and where the. rEtEllor stafted. ="
success met with their Efforts far not cne
seems 10 know. 1t just took wings and
few around the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01

money unless he attaches naught Or
TWO to all Of the flgnres. re sf}SAhA -
the thousands.
NO SERIOUS CHARGE
Outside OF standing M tire Lexington
Hotel for "a board bill Of about $2N. dong
the billiard room 10 a hard ilii.sh rila
trimming n well-lliuwf livery MIN ent
OF team hire for@seperala ca1lseni sfiNe8 GAYS
Crawford has so far rs could lse ascef-
aained last night, committed no slllile So
awfnlly repichensible.
Judging from the manner in w!liel,
Crawford tailed about the hotel, II was
ti.;.fppnsed that ne was the son % 2 mutt
millionaire and tho manrfe, in winch ne
spent money which he didn't have was
convincing Ha had tbs debt habit ne
worst way, and no mistake And ne
fealsty and ELEGANCE with which he stood
every ore lIp with whom he came IN coil-
1ae, is ti4e best evidence. of lis Eall
Had not The police interfered 1t is
probable that the Lexington would have
been minus a night clerk. for Crawford
hal almost persuaded Clerl, Myers TO
throw ,ip his position ANA take an eS-t
tended tour Of the South as his guest He
was thinking seriously Of cliarterig7;s 2
special train in which to snalse the rjp
and wanted Meyers TO accompany him.
..iust because he was a@gppa fellow
WANTED THE BEST.
Crawford lighted in Richmond last.
Sunday night lie Ment directly 10 the
Lexington. where b. registered as from
New York He wanted the best they
had in the house and was assigned to a
nice outside front room. with a bath at
tachcd There was nothing loo good for
crawford.
The man was wel. dressed in fact he
was stylish looking, wearing 2 neat suit
OF nice fitting clothes His general man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
KEPT HIS TWO SISTERS
OUT I'M The COLD NIGHT
lsneclaI pIsratch "a The Times

lSnacIIF- DIsEiLr1II % INT .i!nes'-J
FNLO VA. Oct. I.-Mr. Thomas
t.rsert n. resident OF this community.
VINO has aeen suffering for several years
past with epilepsy last evening LOST his
mind entire Y and became Unni3trageahta.
lie was rslv NJ 50 that he kept his siS-
tiers out or doors fl the cold ar nisht.
,tey being afraid IL attempt IN en-
trance on aceoutL OF his Insane condt-
s,on tie afterwards. went to a neigh
sor, SIR William Adams. and gave them
to Understand that he would @iinisn them
eli round " Two cf the yoltns men
seized and tist, him. To-day Constable
Joe ciaee took hra In custody 70 be ex-
a,rlneei for tunacy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
A. and Nj. College, 90; Guilfcrd, 5.

fs.acial Disnatctt. to#TlIn Tires,
RaLEI VII, y. c.. 0ctober3 S1.--The North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Col
Il sc foot-nall team defeated the C.ulfoEd
College team on the gridiron in the State
of % to ..
The. only touchdown scored by Glilford
var raadeIlE Fitzgerald after a Succession
Of short gains md hard fights inside thu
stive-yard line. G;uilfoNi PLAYED q hard
@lslEclzg game. Bat were ortclassed by the
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Opening Round 10 Be Played on He,

Opening Round 10 Be Played on Her-
n,itage Links To-Day
The opening round Of the Championship
Tournament at the Hermitage Golf Club
VIII be played off this afternoon. The sfoi-
loving rounds will be played off on the
following Saturdays:
The PLAYERS who have qualified nave
been matched as follows: c. c. Jones,
sGIanviiie8 Gray:$Ss. u. Moon. T.. w. Tower,
Levin Joyiles. w. \. TONNES: j. G.. Win
stor, +. II. Meade: J.. w. Atkinson, I,.,
William F!eninf;;;..-s. b. Cur6. c. p. Ca
dot: IL j.. Jones. NJ N. Binford: C. r.
Burnett Z. 7. organ; j. I. rutherford.
bye.
Nj matches must start by $50 P. N
Under penalty Of forfeiture on the past
&C tiie absent contestant Tho first con-
tessant winning by forfeiture VIII play
off this round with tie bye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
a GUARANTEED CURE soR PILES

1telting Blind Bleeding ard Prosrudln4,
Piles. No cure. no pay. All druggists itFe
authorized BY the manufacturers OF Pazo
Ointment TO refund the money where II
falls to cure any case OF plies. no matter
of low long standing. lures ordinary
cases in six days.the worst cases in four
teen days. One application gives ease.
and rest. Relieves itching Instantly This
is a new discovery and 1t IS the oaly pile
remedy sold on positive glafaates-s0.
cu-e, no pay. Price, 50 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
HUNTING SEASON HERE
Macy sportsnea in the Field on the
FIRST DAYS,

The hunting seasons opens in nearly
eyeTv county in the State to-day.
From now until January the law all
flows the shooting OF pttrtriigeS. turkeys
and other game. and Tor the sports
the abundance OF birds reported in every
quarter promises n great season in Viz
ginia.
To-day the atmosphere VIII be ha=y
,cffft gltnpowtier smoke iIi many quar-.
tiers. and birds hidden in many Tickets
will be wiser and know man better When
the clouds Of smoke have rot&ed Away.
There will be hundreds OF persons
from Richmond In tlc"tiese! to-day. shoot
ing IN all the neighaorlnS counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
H'.|0IIII'||EHIIII Is PIT lllI|
TIE WITNESS STAND

siyelzen dtsrospsctfelly about AIR. Weeks.
tile president sof the New York Athletic
Club s.ol:foiiS ssts;5l$ he. presented this
matter io the authorities OF .ilc lSnick-
erfnekct Clnb. but no ats sr:,ii,, action WAS
taken on this complaint
The Witness spoke to Cornish directly
About the matter once or twice Mol
ireux continuing. testified that he OBJ
itcte9 10 4 man in Cornislis position in
the ,lIie occurring: n room, spending the
sclfbs money without having . account
10 a.sy orc ard also his use OF the
cil7l eHary to Write his insulting
opi ions ana threats against an Off
Ger ~ frienaiy club
AN ALTERATION.
Ibid yap sneak to Cornish about your
f4elinsss:Se asked AR Back.
..IIe ls1gets had practically said that
il he did not get out OF tie club
waiila -replied NolineUx.
''l'le cl!.f thaught that he was in the
right. and isst after that met Cornish
rs HE staits..
hat did sou saye'
'ifc called me and said had
sot succeeded IN getting him out.
replied. No. You win,
Had yea any feelings Of bitter ami
mostly to him when you left the club"
Il Mas very angry
.'DIa yaif mail The poison packa ger
asked Mr.. Back.
M. sif.''
When lid s.su first see the address
on tlle pacSa ger
u think it was at the last trial j
have never had it in my hands,
The questions Of counsel were then
directed 10 the material used in color
mixing. MolineUx said that cyanide of
mercury had never been used by him.
Mr. Biack showed aioiiueux the Barnet
and Cornish letter and the poison pack
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01

Fair Saturday and Sunday: light yarf-
able winds, becoming fresh south.
Highest temperatures p. NJ ........1
Lowest temperatures a. Af.-.......... 80
Mean temperature yesterday %
| Normal temperature for October. 81
| Departure from normal temperature. OF
Precipitation during past q hours..... %
LOCAL.
smooth artist under arrest at Second
Station. Had a good time In Richmond.
but was unable to pay the piper.
! Police force OF the city to be increased
by five members at an early date
water proposition is referred to sub
COMMITTEES who Will probably report for
4 bond issue for purpose OF erecting q set
Ting basin and a stand pipe Tor Lee DIS
trfct
tried to evade arrest
NJ. and Mrs. A. f. Yarbrough hurry to
Charlottesville on special tram TO necside
Dog pound viii resume operation to-day.
and the dog catchers will AGAIN pc seen
on the streets
Eloquent sermon preached last evening
at Beth Ahlba by Rabbi Calisch on One
Sided righteousness.
Catholic and Episcopal Churches will all
observe -ili-S1ints' Dag.
Believed that Campbeif-Crawford 4 ca Sc
will come up when Legislature conFehes.
VIRGINIA..
CONSERVATION created at st. Asarh race
track near Washington by the arrival 0 s
officers. Patrons scattered in panic an ii
one Of the attendants jumped through
window, carrying sash with him.
Pfxpv Holmes Conrad and Lewis
NIacheu were the speakers at a Demo.
cratic rally in Alexandria
| a There is a r1,ruor of new telephone COM
pany being organized in PETERSBURG
Daughter of Norfolk man. VINO eloped
with school girl says suit will be entered
against her father to recover money that
he is said to have raised on property be-
longing to his children; c.,1,,.a tso,,,.,
! of alleged hazing and the approNsfl OF the
practice by the professors
Receivers appointed 1oE pis' NY iolN 'sttil-
Der company.
Rates on electric line from Newport
News to Hampton cut in half. owing to
competition between two INES.
GENERAL.
President Roosevelt is hunting Virginia
game near Manassas ana IS the. guest OF
Congressman RINeE
strike arbitra ton commission continues
its Investigations at Scranton
| Mayor Tom L.. Johnson strikes Re
publican who had called MIN a i mar IN the
face on the streets in Cleveland
| Town Marshal OF St Augustine t.!a-,
shoots a negro Alderman in open meeting
of the City Council.
| More activity in the stock market
Cresceus reduces the two-nl5ie trottlns
record from lbs to Ill Tat at Memphis.
Report on rivers and harbors
Circus man injured in Georgia.
Hero of the IHilppitieS Il 'lSlii1 "
Vanderiip on the financial situation at
Wilmington
alarm.
New York str!t; declares his own innocence
Ssrio sTpl .s 2Isi Ct n naEafa
sTtgniSS= massachusetts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
sOIREE AND DRILL
Company G Plans Gala Occasion f
Next "Wednesday Nigl1..

At the Sevanria;h Regiment Armory
next Wednesday, night Company c will
hold their regular monthly prize drill. and
In addition swell soire has been planned
for the occasion. which promises TO be
one OF the most pleasant in the history
of the company. Captain George Shackle-
ford has charge az the arrangements and
ne expects TO have everything in readiness
at the given time
The soire will he up-so-date in every par
ticuiar, and will be one Of the SWEETEST Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01

LAWRENCE. MASS. Oct. Civ. II.
Moody, Secretary of the Navy, spoke
here tonight, devoting himself especial
#ly to the tariff on anthracite coal, which
he admitted was duiiable under the
phraseoiogy OF the piugley law. He
SAID:
..l,he result of the application of the
law shows abundantiy that while an
thracite is nominaliy on the free list,
it is really, for all practical purposes,
upon the ds.iable ,iss.
ar. Munuy SAID the duty was tnad-i
verenty placed III the law and con-
tinued
the great body Of the people and the.
members of the Fifty-fifth Congress,
which enacted the Dinghy law, assumed
that anthracite continued upon the free
list as upon a cursory# reading appeafDi
10 be the case Many of our public men
have asserted that anthracite was upOn.
THE free list.
1T IS but justice to say that the an.
thraclte miners did not ask for this duty,
and asI view the Situation, It was in
froduced a the request OF the miners Of
bftu,ninous coal of an inferior quality
on the facifc Store.
Il have no hesttatton#in saving that the
imposition 81 the anthracite duty is q
nalstake- nd that Al the first opportua-#
ity II shouiG be repealed.