vol
NO. 1.
TAKBOKO N: C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,
PRICE,
FIVE CENTS!
I: I ' . ' M 1 ; " - i -. i - . . . -. - - . i- ! - . r - - :
; 1 : . f t IT I 4 - I - s ' ' " - " i . t - . ' . - ' -. - ' :
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7
ief opinion:
itKjvIh (hi hie (Falmoufh,
When the farmers owned
y forty Aycars -ago,' they
its; legislation uilMj render-
UStioJ business mfolif blo
i. . - i
'ii thev ov it only 20 per
wealth ot the Aeountrv.
government
STATE HEWS-.
THE DOINGS (f oult PEOP
BRIEFLY AND
Happenings of
S'LAIULY TOLD
THE WkK CHn
pfcxisEP.
AI.KKKMAKI.E.---A- Boston, liii
...... - - . i ,' '
. iiuiiw uvititT --was nere .ia.t v
ranenot the
ou;i oi ih-fir hum, Us r!.ici,;,...i r.-. -.-A. ,
IS!!
iini v to even oHtaiit Snl.-
' Tin: Jy
are report
1 1
buying lumber ' ti ship north.
of every c.)i;ira( t-The freigl
aud it has b-fcosie i;f- i eci -' $.1 11
lit on t-adli ear-!o;id amount
10. IledUo gave d. Ai. R
II ail Order for dni' thons-i.wl
iIj... J- . I
,i ,f J :' names, uuae an itru tor
i v ' . tjemur e.AYei-.s-.
;Us t tie n-ni.s. of go ver:. -j
.i.pp.y
K .i .....I . . .. ..! ; A
of yowrj GouisiiOno.
me?;f.-d out
oevoud 1 your contro . i uest roved ft nice 1 well nr
An iiu-en'diarv
loiise H
W Vour nunc s to- n'!,:. 1 n-mirr.i.o ;Mr: A.) J . I zzell. . of . e .v
iailaireineiit
iieni.
or rbain
1 1 lopc township, ..ohdav nij
II 1
rht.
can-
....... 1 . ,f i tt, 1 . '
A duel with Winche.steV refle
I f i. r iii- . . . ni
Aibymir i .Norforl; a ) lr- M- Jaly was prevented at
n.l Tiu-reaiiiile failni.-s: Cpruig.s J.lnirday night, I-
oi:i . all jjarfri t f ll
tl'u? timely inttrfeK-nce' o'f f riends.-4-
".-otuitrv, tlie !rprei-;sion in ' prU-es
produce i-'iiji -arnuii ' the chief
c-ii-v.i. ,'irhe-ie-faihirei aje th"-jrl'l!
UerdUnht
of
(
nl'rirpt fttpeksj of
di-c,i;i t tit market J t'gus de
air.u
lortii i .-
t!;;if I h.- fr
oi' i er-v
m,!-ji;iM-
i hierchant.s
vroTi.A i jn EfiK .' A convict e
capfd from the caiinn at (Jreat ViM-
near eldon, last! . Katurtlny..' .-..,( lib
i-ovpi'T ! "t' Sunday night -Wine, one entcmj
' , V I the .-tore of Mr. Hi J. Shields in Hot
roid. Ile.was in 16.-Ie ui.(n.t!i
tlieif that ho c-o'ii III do Ii tie nlund'civ
Mr, Shields niisHtd onlv U
tliiiL mi- hL
nil t hiMigi;. -Politicians
liM.t olerii,rodu-tit:t isine iuin.w' rh it
Jh;it th'-v. .av Is :-'.faWv. -J ft'iits which was rtut into the dranu
k of sunh-ient lV(' -Euruay ninr,.. one umli
.1.1.:. t. a ; . . i i i i ' intr iiivf-Mintu . ji. iiiiie
nini to puv iiii-. ut'u 31 - ti- , , - , ,
. . - . ncjir v eiuoiiv vta.s (lestroved ov tin
the iMisines n the. Qao hm.dred doi liars worth
prune and only cause
ale. wrecking of lives
And the people know
ii1 ni;Iiliiiied coinage
. ni'-d v t he evi 1.
)Sv was destroyed
pFrosvn.i.K.
Horace AVhit.-ett
I ia m.s, armed wit hi
of 1 11 111
knives, set out a fjejtv davs,aro on
(
.Musi t'-oni-
sviillii -are' of
o make fanners
hc is t he ( an.se
i tn;: ;: n- ,:: t)o;t
its anv
ce I cnii I
't'h
t rvinu' U
iie A Ilia
ll,( of
tt and i ec-k 1--.-S
hiiiis.e oi poiitioa
'are iimiun
alV.-hooil. T.he AHi.aii't
Ire -( i'rarif, iu t he two
It is tru
1 1
neighhor'si horse,
.fight, 1 ndiaiiri.
t lie wires and
caught Hp wi th n
sV-tt; when last he!
ing toward Win
learns that MlV V
tihg his .son hack
i.iovir-: imPrS:?lve iiitervi
1 ' - -i h.-'ck viii-d. AV'i
th ' State i
l!l
t J';!
ho:
Wi i.son. Tht
('. AVouncr. a
heei: in e.istfucc1 from' town, containing a large-quuiit
if v of leaf tohaccf
eendiaries one nig
I'lrates. across a
iiat ' L-nf hm
. - - w . . . -
one lower earn season
ilso true that the same
iy-tion in price Cotn
.ears carih.-r, .when the
f t he currcne v
;diis shinvn in an article
this pajM i- in I)e( einlar.
i ion, J'lie tli-d Flag,"
, . , i . v i
uroi iin- r n;i:i . iron
ic , '4 nit
voijiliie
coin- Vere replaced ha'
a 1 riiT
fiifin. t ne.se w
Mr, Youiigaml
Democrat.
l'wo Peidsvjlle hovs
land Edgar' W'ilf
jiist.ols and howge
for ! the West, i tb
Their parents ;usim
voujit Williams: was
; Aladiiion. Whit
ml of, was liead
don. I'he Revie
illiams, after jjet
ilioine, had. a vei
y with him in" flit-
p:ck iiouse of Mr
mile and a hal
. was urea nv , in
ht hist week. " Th
load which passe
through Mr. Youhg's farm had beem
torn down several I titn'os, and -not ici
threatenihg further damage if tfte
been posfod neai
re disregarded i hy
fJhe miscreants rd
sorted f(j the tirch. The loss
about $0,000,- witjh 5,0O-insurauct
Atre ncc,
vil io.as the rcd'.ic-
nuonev
I
". : lardin-iuur,,
, SI : ;l'li'.;'' t lin t t h
t !..) ami diu.-ine
1 I i I he A liiauce
lit is ;i. iliiis-lion
cash 3::-;s.
mer
nien mo', e-
f il:e
of t he
won id
nt itnd' all
ess : of the
1 1 id i - -a.-h
It
Jl K 5t 1 1" KSif I .,V 1 1.
day, about! one o
noon, MaLryie, i
, M r. and Miv. ( .
rcsiues si x . liiile.i
Polk connfv. d
' f rom a bfktle .which had bet
a.roii nd the jiouse
I The iSoison took n
: Laiulruiu was
nuiiisterekl all fh
: but without availj
i' during the night
i 1 7 Mi'.".
I lii-. on 1 v be 'lie by '
. - - - i
nmy p ensy oi mone , ,rrtyi WK, .,
i.:!-i ce ' i.f ':o:f!i! ry r (,f AIoinili A irr oil -Aim i-ion x.f beinlj
i'l I !!e-e V"i over L'sf.Mo i the man1 wanted, in lieidsville ' fob
-iiiool i!i:r a ciiar-maker in i'eccniboi
1S'.M. lie i
E. Oti last ;Tiiui,
1 i . i I ! n ,
iock liv I lie a! tei
uanr uananrer a
Ik JlatiuHtbn. wh
below ( -nlumlhu:
auk carbolic aci
i k-ii
C . X. H
j or several; rai
tTect instantlv.' j)r
summoned and al
known antidof.i
as- the liaht; die
in great agon v.-
hir Arthur
oiis
is!
roifi over w
Four of
ere convict
'flitted.
enced t'
thig? froni -flVe t0te,u ti-ar.
is.
1
rim
a
If nT
GENERAL JEWS.
Sn 1 1 i van has had a seri-
rt lapse ai Mojnte (iaiflqj, where he
iii.-cii 'endf'i
rk.
the
la?
ti'Mo
"I'tkire
II I.-'..'''!!'
laud.
ft diijiiiient ; of apple.--
frc;iLt.Iie ri;fed States
!'. "ntlv in J the steam-
vhich
oarreis oi
he last! s
fHl-:ir, I
1 v.res,
iler mqn
died t lie
f II
egion o
l-jlie steamer "
Tf. .inc. wh
Hf.ores, TJroo
-iiif V news
'ate la.- ' Sue
cpriroiiL'-tied
cfeiw'd here
o
v ;
VtPY
lo;
Th Illino ? State IndMitiT at the
Id's Paid- (iroyn.ds was struck.
i small eye-lohev 1at eek.
wreckei
boo and
Hien.nrur bv
1 last -weekj and two
rho
tcritns of iaiirisoniieiit
vm;
k"fd
ey
C.lOVi
en or
lo
I:
recover
Vv'alall I anarchists
e con vit ted . .were
H AT0. SATS-
Goveramcnl Ownrrshie
roaas.
of Rail
lie Is Ploascd With the Result of
the St. Louis Meeting and is Cod. i
fident. .
3iV
or
assi
i Washington Post.'
Representative Watson, bf (leorgia- j
the candidate of the Pecpi---'& partv
represehtativfes
in the house
swaker, was compelled to remain in ; , . -,' 3
,,b v - , . , 1 , " ,i i ! shn Ot Jhe raureaUs, ir
WashiDtou to lo-ik after the legL-;- ; , , c n
i . t r i . i j- I ; ttKliroj as .snail answer i
latiTe demands of his partv and did ,, i - ,
C. H, CREE!, 7! AtJl,
KoTA.
ior of 'th battle of
C'artigny, has 1 died
Kit. Ac was ii
bn 't h e Red on btable.
n bf the brder of the
enlzuela i of the "Red
ch itirrve3 at Watson's
llvnl lks vefk, bronirht
fj tlie. it volution in Ven-.
it was. However.
i a
! h '. cab'r
ir?port.s
re-
rFhe
r and haaf .of the Memorial Hall
. - The loss lis between'
:?0.(if'l(i. s 'Iwo police
were iearl v killed.
ubinsff-iiL wjh'is aTaiih plaving
i V. u ro e, w i t b a pos s i b i li ty. of com -
in? to this counfrv has satlopted an
'rTe-five plot) to prevent encores, Be-
fjrr he comcj; balck hipb'n t?he stage in
rpspoiKe to applhusse e 'lias an at
tendant" nioijnt j tlife blatform and
ch njrtlfe piano
A Ht. PeteVs
i reported' h
mry tlispareh savs: it
re that a steamer bound
si ait coat . for Baku, in
ea 4 with .ttvb hundred
hid Cai-tro oficotton, has
i alii ahoard.l It is said
duf to tll) fact that
greatly overloaded.
Pfecaning Htillt "overshalow8 every-
else in iifihlic interest. ; Last
week tie was placed amqins: twenty
cjther prisoncrrs andf wa.s" iflentified by
fironi the T
t)ie Ulack
las;jeigers a
Ijeeh l.ist M it
I i master
steamer
tie
tire
lV
vas
was
:rds of
kholwn him undfr di!Terftt' aliases
TIe Host his h
ind at tack et
df the peopl
B quite evii
isonyinced n
J nsu ranee
giire iii th
h res a t A
Lb .An
liui
llos.
lis
tb.a
largt
Ined am'
:'l.le esrii
inxvssibl
1H i:
tit i a
on
lib
itnr
liiu
i:
A
:i. AiiiY, Wash Wright colore
is in at I'oiisdui.. fie is a l''S
rested on the strei
,ih; i e ; : ';: ntry re-'p-udebied
iVss amounting i
oie i will tlo
e weii'; down in tin
drew a rev'.'.il ver and trie
to e'vad'' 'arrest.
say
atik-
. --re reekk-ss. and kicked
i;u t .-Hid skill, 'it can
ibcciinai le
i-u r;es
-w.hi.'ii (lie moiiey
iw in . ': i. li -r ila.V by day,
. ' T V- . I ' . -F . . I I
;l io I lie i'.'IIU li.1 OI ill in
line l.'a'hd mil
I 1 11
'r.'.: io-l r
too "much for bin
ted. burglaryat I
horn in 'Mqkrs c
make a ;sudden
but the police v.ei
right, commit
l km A erreen
nuiity at cmj)ted t
orftine bv dealin
with New A'4rk swindlers Aome daV
a'o
and -ot foi
'ie luiek 1-at :
. j! uki:vvi 1 I K.
commenced a prd
paupers :) i the'Mct hodi?t ch
Mie'st niau ! preaelu-d to larie
-1
.sm San Luis'- lib
, ii.il does lh '.
i t lio.i t o on ter t lie
I low lroi!-' is it? 'i'liesi
. " ... i i
' r ii iH'slioi.:-are oi ten askcu
ewiii -ay l hat .the Alii-
- I :ie uo . efll 'iieio ai'miui--
- iut :u A. of t b?; people
ii fnl.i. -1 t I i hc.-j.ho i .ey
a r.it t i :i I .!'l ': Co '.UlUeil
to
. , lnurnMi''" and rrt
thught Jiy the
, . tand of Irish pot
j Some planted sik
-x'.vet up.
:ice
lli.t-
Plie weatlier has been to-
t 1 t M
i cold. ami. damp n
! is to have a barre
' el is taking step.H
I f'actoi v... Air.
r them; .'. . . . .f Jri fton
factory, and !eth4
to get. a kn.iUina
'sse W'anviv and ;
i
not k.ave
M . t l.
down h) (.ree:
in on - tirieir. tu
run in OA i
(i t;ilice'?ilHJiit
is excel km t hieve
diiKirv i-oaos. 1
o i' : io;
!
ions
I'
tin 'J.!
1; i :k
w ant a . cIU-ck
s'sive ' power ci"
capital. Thev
inks', aboii-hei
o eniutenr '.wishes to loan
ive aM a chance who, can.
r. : . A e .ire in i he pu-
e ir;i!;mr: i: unit
r ovvii i a
.Vlii.tn.W ici
o
W s tijis;To..
keen puizlil for
Uionstroftitv whie
-ii
st '.inaclie of k coliu'ed.
lie
i rasi. wecK.
sent for Dr. P. A
t he doetln- called
man siifH-ring from sick stomach lit
the
!elt soft:
otT. In
for aHnh as thev
mail! a i
.other
a few i
l
f
!i VS evcited. ! ' The dolctor wn,t and foani
' ai that there had 'be
melni.ei s oi : sioinacii o. i ne j
' T I.. 1 ... .i C ..
ceri u-.! . iiioiim niit.
, " uim rH'e: Jl, mu
;i; coni!e a niemher-! A ' - i
o.l dilation'
I I K ece
ri any poiiucai parry. - it is ; n . .one's tinker
! ; i:e natural t hat t hev 1 fo.rn"i-d. It' has
e
i.istr.uction and influenci' tll:lt :l S's U1rl il has n;either fee
t hem in in
whieh will
s ! t i eir cenmtrv's
i " : -
': A :.A i.i'
to, a select ic4i
or tins. . Tt ha?
his, $:5om) a
ml sawdust.;
! ' ' :
lar:
!iev:
I 'pa
(i. i-. Smith
tract ed meeiinr uu
uclj Sumiay, ami
congregations both
glit..-.,. ..It is not
truckers that thd
ifCH'S wiil be -Tood
weeks ago are no
voting Mr. Iaw siMi, of Conetoe. canul
ille . Suiidavl mori
ycles, makine.thd
r two hours. 'I'lA
h entv miles, i his
1 ftra eiipg for ofj
lV7tv for.
-Our people haij
some. days over
h was e pel led froni
ntin hers
wis sick am
'man
. Nicholson, Wln'iJ
he found the mail
ose oi ipecac an
niedicene and canu
ininutes Ins was send
were all A'erv rimchj
n eypelled from tluj
i t i e u t a u i os t t. 0 n jl
It is bards xil
it is about threi
bout; as large arou ii
and is perfect lj
t head reseniluu
e apjierrnce on ond
i side as if it had I v:i aftached tightlil
i io some bode. it wasIive when eJ
polled. The doctor has it in alchohol
The man has gotrten well. -Progress,
1 i;ec
(In
o.
11!
r
mi
an!
;i:0,(!H().
loss to (
Many
of their
tiffiy eopIe who had
leadiwlieu dliijs happened
ana truckf one or two
who identified him. It.
Jlent t-hat Deeming is
at nis face its run.
eavoring to
yesterday's
but owing
men aye en
losses .by
Difl-eans,'
er' o;
ew
ulinifiei
-
w hi'
"IMS
h privatr
Cltltes
pert v ot
nt iv w h
l..-r had
t Te iii:ii
a deli ai
uriis ol;
el t eertai
(lerma u
"olv anothe
njeruan. wt
properf-
, i
ie! ;-er
never oi
I- Aiexicaa .wi-e i
v hi?
r.
1 fi ;i t
i.
I wil!
1-
cCo 1
1
.O!
rt fiii
Tru
dwellings
tlieit insurance, anv
i ; ' e at;- the bresent time
t . hs esrim?itei xo-uav
insiiraiK'e ilivs oil both fires
h will sKvell the ac-idehtblyiver,000,-j
ilei ha v e icen t h row 1 1
niej bv he fire and
Vrhaps there is no otherjuestiou
ieniaiid of the St. Louis graud
ubly of the organized !lalxr of
k count rv that is dearer to the'
le of Dakota aiiil the Northwest
own er
as muen
purpose
d the
i of our
a rain
1 mail i nai u i ii? e a erninen
he
Te)Ult'elUelit..f
f t!iiV):-ti
i ji-ec-es-inril v
l . .3 tii -.t T i .
i Til l'i T . . .lAllVi .Sl'.Vl till
nor atcenu tne nt. j.oius convenuon. i . j. . - .
, , , . , ..ii l ciiif li illl-iU IJli
fi'irb4r-' mor ' - earnest in nis, approval .oi an ' i ... v
Ccfi rno. mort , i i . odiitv, tvhrcn
nrie irmt to ..... . . - . T . , ' S urodticinir section, t here to re.' we take
and thiuks that the various - nidus-, ..., . .. .
, . , 1 the .privilege of often nc; a few
trial organizations are uo'.r . tairlv t, ) ; : - ,' , ,
.. , . , ! tiioufrhts on tins rjufstion which ha
united on a common plattorm aud i . - , , ,
. . . . . . . been go uiiainmousl v endorsed bv the
into one punueai party.
"The result of the St. Loin
i above named convention. aid we. mav
1 ,. - , . ,i i i remars at this point tuat there 13.
vention, said he '"has been a revela-i - ... , ,. f , .,
,. , '., ' i.e-t the frtwid feeii-iLT toward this
11011 to ine oiu poiniiuans 01 11m
countrv. Thev have been predicting j ,;s
zor weeivs now we were to meet- ai
St. Lotiis,iight Kilkeuny cats, . and
then go to pieces and retire demor
alized, bttit nyt a single one of their
-1.1 1 i . . . . 1
ouesuon. ami ine ue?i-cvfci svmpauiy
farmers ot the izreat , North
vvesr. , among their fellow .fanuwrs of
the . flast; a'i there would be and
o.isrh-io i, if. thev of the Past could
nikater-General wants tm jgire 113 far
mers' a better and more serviceable
pdsial syeteni, nv increasing the goy
erhinent emplojes double; their num
Inri But thre ar peojile ' and pa
Kirs who can swallow anything la
bfJled Piepnblican or . tefaiocrat. In
ccjnclusion, let me say for our people
hre in South Dakota that we are
ahie to the great struggle which is
gding on, and which grows more ter
rile as time passes, anid next . Xo
ve'in her this State w ill be delivered
over .in to the hands of itsjf riendiaud
wfth a sweeping majoritiy will takd
its place in the independent cbmiUj
tajking as oar watch word of Patrick
lie'ury, f'Sink or swim; live or die;
sif rviye or perish;" W. are for" a
fiiveriihient of the pedple. Jay. the
people, and for the people. x - .
v . fW-s -
; The First "Crank."
Golden Uavs-
- No word in the English );lauguage
lis been more abused than "crank."
It is tieiuentl'r applied to a crack-
1 bjrainad, visionary fellow, who is a
predictions has been realized With
less friction thau is . enc
:o rtuo
red
the usual national con 'ention of
either'of the old parties,, our people
representing almost a score of -different
industrial and reform organiza
tions, have met afc St. Louis aud
agreed upon a platforni and declara
tion of principles .which are agreea
ble to us all and upon which the
fisht will be conducted all along the
liae and in every state in the Union j
iu-1 the .coming' campaiArn. I feel
greatly encouraged -by thsfact that
all these, industrial organizations
coming 'there from different parts of
the country, eacli with its favorite
plan and principles, were yet able to
be harmonious, to pool their issifees,
and to make one declaration com-
.J ii .11 '!i. l. . -ii .. . .1 ... .
iifoii 10 an, wuicii win appeal waiiJi-
ly to tne reiorm sentiment 111 trieir
county.
"f regard the-platforni as a very
strong presentation of su.bstantially
the same principles which have call
ed these1 various v organizations into
four tim:
in. i 1 1 coS 1 j 'us
s as muen
our irrain to mrirket as
lrom
Per m
it
f armors of the' bust u nder th
moiiojiolistic system' of the
braille. 1 haves-aid it costs -
uul, ! hree
m j act everyuiiug lie
to hiju-1 ban it d
liiers.
thiee to
eto get
does the
present-freight
the West
to four
market
oal, and
brought
far-
tbru tanners 1
times as much per -mile . to
in. si 1 -.rod uce, and 10 -fi.! Ins-ci
e Kastcrn
And to'shojv that this is the
' ract,' we uiii say that wfci: fljit- writer
j came to i ikota be' . i.iid osr goods
I .shipped from the'Kasr to jAhieago,
j.ist half wav,. just one-thirdjiis much
I as he dil for the second ha In or from
1 'ili-easio to; Batit
Soidji 1 lakota. i
apnles and bucK-
haveillso shipped
wheat tlour over the same mad, and
always one-third lss at ( 'hiciago than
front 'Chicago :o latli. liv this is
so we w ill leave for others t liaji us. to
i
say. - j "
Now the first point we wish . to
make is this: If the edpU', which.
I., fl... ...... ,,...i,umt' .11 I ( I 1 i . l ii thl
. 1 1 . -1 1 1.-5 Lii 0l.l II llll.;u. C1IVII lu ..!
existence, and upon which we nave . - , v , , f. ; Vli:i.
, , ' ,. 1.1 1 x-- . 1 roads, evervbody would tane alike.
been educating the people for the
. f l 1 , -i, llltt tl! (Mil. JJl. k tine ct.t.vi. .J
last four or five Years, and it w ill now ; , 1 . - . .- -. ..i-,-!.
1 .. . .1 lueet- some ot the oojectious which,
liitiuiauvi iiiv iini diii jvi ovyi.bijv.iii 1 1. r 1 v, ,il,.
...... . .. 11 , hue brought torvvard bv the piuto-
duatnal organizations of all classes! i;(i,;j,i'a,f
Ul 5lltllic iiiioj ULUiauu
I had, myself, no doubt that this re
sult would be reached. jSeither
of
of 'roads
irojet-ted
ul j: t he i foorfr clasacHl- especially,
;n is to be n4ted..
1 ''" -' t .
has ;i -tsep over the
ids. II itlleij who 'died
:e eii route t?) tsiljrornia
arye interestis in ;.iesi-
ieil a .rxiefin ladv and
1'CAidenee
the
will
in
b-ura. ..: bv.il IS
oX'rtics I to jChi Id ren
hS-rettiforei " unknown.
.y'iife ; lias appeared, an
ho claim apportion of
. ;il;tiier. she claims.
in.. tine i-niteu urates an t
.-i siiied. from! .her there.
iiT tb, Vt-i-
'U-jraV spotise. Widow
tueAvifl.
Wll!-il
liCl'intleSS Mill
ori'ilied 'of
hri'Uirn aft
si I n .
tboe W FiKsh
r
"b.
iiostjal
f. hi
Ihoi
IH-rs
en? !v W 1 11 1
'arkhursi i
n tjlle ! ret. t
re all writb
; priis't je'ct ive
1 1
luc;;.- jeHcrs.
(an sou-niess are
one person.
ignt
O'.i.
i 'C
.eoi
feliii' Us' service
I
Sou
vt.l
fate
bn t
evi-
1 py one -person. ir.
afraid' he will be killed
iiibt.1 The letters
1 mi one l; niu 01 statiou-
v, -.1 me handwriting.
!so" i'.iaileii :yt; tlie same
datibn.l 1 fie f-hirosrraphv.
ndlv dii'guised, is
Kit -A of hn educated
1 i-i
are
v. Sam
art. of
opelK
a- l-i i
l,
li
ti-!
til
iew
s vi
wart-house
SlOtl, w 1
:ie, aim
i v :ces
hurches in
ng jtliese m
linlSin iu t i
Jo
S 1
1
'ri -
he
tii
Lacliii:ir
a
n l
da
1:111
C 1
alii
t; v
Sam 3
01
filling HMMi h
A lid
Kit!
! 11
Ne
vas
neve
e enco
er.be fori'
? o larue
he Beth.
!th -Bet he
sive ! v
hart Iii
mgt n,:g
e in trot
anion? uava
pat
Tali
nnetv
iti
v 1
v will al
ts famoi;
to be th
i!! Ik? tb
lieat.s 11
t oe m:ii
and
feet.
i .reat
siniilia
J. 1 nn a
a u'v,.-.i
in list's 'Acs h:w b.-en
lie -Ip't-i-sisfs" '' in the cru
e ha - pushe'- with such
ile -.hi; oeen 111-
-s. .n.Utliby Rev. Mr.
ine-ver. j- and Prof.
reviv;jl nietitig in
k. A '.-tlarire cotton
kvn t'ttecj- 1111 ror the
ats for !vi: thousatid
'. ksxcetHhas a choir
WYU.l life Methodist
city ahf.elosed 'dur
gs, thectiingregations
ie revival services. 1 tu-re
hifee t iines daiiv. Stan-
: aprehfitum to-night
said in his sermon
ran a inljetiiig under
1; 1 1 1 1 : tr. -oiiicnmsian ces.
iik Au.usia's historv
1 't ' i: 1 -1 .
w tfinvu asstKiuneu . at a
lei
ll
ern i roir pompany,
ni. Pa., wall make an
bit. iticlutlinsr steel
ip sj-aftipg 125 feet
Ms i'l-oiecinrs, an armor
ciLdiini: 1W tons, and
piiancesi 'the com
ect a f.ull size model
!-4" toti steim hammer,
st in the -world.
kit
ill
cv
1 avenue
a peamt?es a perfect
erv respett. it win
ot .MactnRerv
miles were in. .the' Western
tile oraii it-eoiiiiti-y, and if w
include Ohio: In'diafea and
we wodld hav
1. . T ,i..ia il.-.J. il. -kl....-
nave 1 any udiiui uitai nix- jiunua . - . , ? 1 11 ,
. J -ii 1 t 1 4. - ii nient nine billions ot dollarb to pin -
convention will keep 'right 111 the 4, -, A . u e if
:vi.n, ;...A.. ! chase the railroads thev say it
IllIlALlI,v3 O L HIV .lUlUj JIJvllllililLO U-U-
ceptablc o-vmdidatfes, J and that from
the official beginning of this movtv
nient at St; Lf-jiirsl we will have a
brilliant -campaign which will bring
the people into a ihore thorough un
derstanding of thel principles of their
government and tne changes that
ought to be made than this conn fry
has known since the foundation of
the government.
l"The On'.aha convention will put
-.into official party shape that winch
was-agreed upon at St. Louis by a
convention of non-partisan orgii,iza
tions. Putt it follows as "a logical
conclusion that the eampaig n 'put
on foot at Omaha will have to be
ba.sed substantially' upon the plat
form enunciated at St. Louis. I t-.'o.-it
that the Omaha convention w-ilk
merely teiterate fhe declarations of
tho St. Louis convention, and that
our platform may be said to be even
ifow practically before the people.
"As to who the candidates of the
People's party will be," continued
Representative. Watson, "1 really
cannot say, tuit I think the candi
date for the presidency will be some
man who has been well ...identified
b tand - a fid fully appreciate the liusance aud a bore, whereat '. its
proper rueauing;i3 that of a enthusiast-
on one particular subject, which
osr niay. not ;be Visionary. The ori
gin of the name dates back to 1835.
' j In that year, Morse - the inventor
o.f the telegraph, first made his ap
pearance in Washington, and when
Congress met he.was on hand to tryto
secure an appropriation: of seventeen
thousam dollars to build an experi--iiiental
telegraph line to from Waslis
iiigton to Baltimore, j He brought
tdong with him his wires, instruments
and electrical geaerator. .
'I'he former be stretched, in and
.irdiind th Capitol htiilding, with
ilnstrunients here and there, and the
generatdrv which was operated with
at crank, he'placed in ;a convenient
iocation and secured the services of a
nan to do the generating. x
The experiment created intense iu
fjerest among the members of Con
gress, especially among the- northern
members of the Senate. . They be
came eo absorbed in Mr. Morse and
his experiment, anTl , they neglected
fheir business in the Senate to such
in extent, thit that body was fre
quently without a quorum.- , .
The center of their 1 interest wag
the crank machine turned by the I
man in his operation of generating
the electric current for the wires.
Irhe iirterest increased as Mr.
Morse each day-more clearly demon-'
fctrated the practicability of his in
vention, and the public's business in
the Senate suffered accordingly.
' Finally Senator Benton's patience
bt'camle exhausted at the want ot a
yuorum, and, rising" ill the Senate
one moriiing, he, said: j "Mr. Pre:3b
dentit is quite evident to my mind
phat we will never be :able to pro
But the puu'jjose of this artnj-le is' to
cratic press
at its birth. .-First we are met by the
object ion,
it would cost tin) govern-
vrould bankrupt the goveriliment, it
never could pay for the roads. . Let
. -. . s- . , ,.- i .. . .. .-.
us cousmer tins oiijection lior a mo
ment. We find by the ctrnsus
1880 tl:;it: the total' mileage!
in this count rv, running, j
and. under construction, wja.s 128,-V-M
miles;" we also find thait 59,413
States or
e should
Iichigan
cansider.ilblv- over
half of Iiie hiileaire- of roads hi the
orairie coiintrv. but we will lkot count
T. S. SI PRE.ME 0tlT.
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Decision in. an Original Packaf
Case Aireriif l the Liquor Dealer
The "Original packages" s rcae
which anUnlates the lowax.-as herer
tbfore decidetl ia the United States
Supreriie Court w as aecideddast week. I
'i-e - ' . : . ' . j-.. ... . 1. ' ., . 1
nils case as apjeaieu uvui uic
mont CknirU n- 1780, but 'was "-not
His&ed with fhe same vigor s was
th1 Iiwa -a St. Ji)hn C'N'eil was a
liquor deaUr jat; Vliire 'Hall, New
York, lit- received orders for liquor
by'; hiail and o-th.rwi-e from IJut
1'aud, Vermont, and vicinity, a pro
hibition locality. He . shipped hi,?
gtnxls C. 0. I)., and . p;iynint was
niade on delivery. lie was indicted
for violatidA of the lafw of the ; State
rbi:
of Verniont, forb
sale of i n tox Jean ta.
ing unlicensed
The trial
re
sulted in hU conviction of -'457 of
fenses against the law, "and fines
we're rolled A up to thej amount of
$9,1 40 aiid costs. One - mouih's im
prisonment was also ordered with ad
ditional imprisonment In" cjc the
fine6 Ver .uot paid. His conviction
was sustained by the higher Court
of Vermont. O'Xeil appealed; to
the U. S. Supreme Cou rt and . th'irf
Court - decided against O'Neil and
dismissed The writ of errors holding
that the sale took place jn A liutland,
Vermont,' and not inshite JIall,
Xew York, and that theije was do
federal.' quest ion- in vol ved Of the vio
lation of the Inter-State' : jConimerte
clause of the Coiistituthm. Justice
JCield and llarluud dissented.
A Coming .tlonarcli.
. iiese
lie.
iu on xy estiiiiat)
, . 1 . 1 L J
1; is a well-known laci nun lue roans
through t ins section di:l, not cost,- for
track, -over .$8, n-H) per mile,
h-l C :i I lowed : ) 0J' i ef nil
A'.tio iiiik;3', and that would make
tiieaa cost Ao;J 1.1 30,oo;. ' (1 will say
here; ilia-t ' act-ordinsr lo the
Now
but we
? for the
with this great revolt against the ex
isting state of affairs some man wh.
has made sacrifices for it, who is
known for the fidelity jwith which he
has servedi in this cause; and Pthiuk
it is quite necessary that sticlia man
sliould have a barrel.: I think the
the best
.. 1..-. ,i.v.-.- ..iV..llf lllil
UUlIlOiliy HO. C !- "f""" 1 jjv
same mileasze of railroads" ljluilt and
runtiing as we had . hi 1880 built,
ju-ojected and umler. construction.)
Now in group 1. 2, 3 and5, which
embraces tlie. rough . and mountain
ous 'country, we have 69,o0'7 miles,
11 - : . ! . S -".I. .
ui owinLr -i Ue very nu
i-.i'S ii,.;- r.uie to buiit
tne cost- or- the roaas, w-jviyn i i,
y".2 lO.OOl)'. -Adding the! two we
rul sinh of 130,-
irack we have
re tl
!)'.
..I
thk
total of. ,o7,3,10.000.
ferriiiV to the (-ensus we
Utemriit: i
iSosti r puuif.moiit SllS,lH5,4.rvS
Vaive oX-lliij.s ;uid- i.iiildinn.s. . . Jl',:r.,Slj
only question should be. 'Is hedtlent- f 'ivraph lnv? :'i'l iii.i.--ei:ai.eiu8rJU.io,i-
1 .3- otiier coiixjKniies ......... j:j4."J'.00,132
.Making a irraml total cost ''of every
, idle of railroad ::J,05O.llK,l.3r.. But
nanus tnat nus govern-
i!ied with, us: is he a man of good
standing, ami is he a man of broad
ability, fitted to lead a campaign as a
presidential candidate?' I do not
!l
think that our Success depends on) nient sbould'pure
lase
every mi la of
the amount of boodle that we put in J road. 'This idea A as concjeived in
the campaign. We arc not a party l he fertiie brains of some! chronic
of boodle ami corruption. I believe j objector, and the plutocratic press
has witii one accord .seized upon it.
aud have built upon it a "st raw man'"
which-' thev are trviiisr to knock
i.v'iiii mik! dn.iiib w hen-e thev
long
that our strongest plan 01 campaign
would be to appeal straight ami
frankly to' t he sense and conscience
of the- people, and to avoid as far as
possibletha machine methods of-the
boodle politicians against '. whom we
have raised this revolt.
beed with business" till this crank
plan and Ids bill are; disposed of;
ijind, with the ' object I of hastening
him to fold, up his drank and get
away from' the Capitol! so we ayiy
have the attention of the Senators', I
hiojve that t he bill j (appropriating
eevjenteen .thousand dollars to con
struct a line between . this city and
iBalfimore be put on its; passage.'
As soon as word went out that the
bill had 'been called up, the'northern
Senators flocked into the chamber,
and in a few minutes; Mr. Morse
was happy over -the passage of ' his
1 i 11 - A Jiut from that time on he was
known as "Morse the Crank."
f New York World : V A . ,.A
Recent reports from Samoa de-
Lscnbes a situation of affairs that; i
full of promises as wellas- -of .-interest!"
- It is said said that Mr. ltobert
Ixuiis StevensoiiAi the well known
friend of the South Sea Islanders,
haslobtained a hold on he affections
of the Samouns which render his po
sition in every way exceptional,!-and
to such a situation there should be
only due legitimate linal. '.
The simple --'inhabitants of those
romantic islands cannot., .feel any
more sincere 'affection for Mr. Stev;;
enstih than he has Ishown for them.
Ilis deep interest in their welfare
has been placed beyond quistiou,
and if his meditation . will, be ac
cepted as a settlement of their diffi
culties,' he may be able to do "for
them what would otherwise be hope
less; he may In? able to . save these
lovable people from the doom of ex.
temination , hich hangs ever the
races of the Smith Sea Islands. .
. Of couise tliey kiiow1 r.o other govj.
ri oiuint than that of a king, and.
Mr. SteTeusoi! would have to accept,
no matter how unAvHlingl Y the hon
ors of rovaltv. It would .not. b an
UcbecomiBg elevation and huniani
Would rejoice pyer the ireservation
fof an otherwise ' fated race through
the -intervention' of a 'monarch chosen
f rom the Republic of Letters.
Not Antageeistic.
The impression that the National
Farmers' Alliance '-attempts to- op-
IIkalti 1 1 ) Kir a in 31 i:nt
CONPCCTED 6V IR
, P H rSl P EST-' S r Afl' K , 1 fi Z.
or Hru
NV.'J.
TH
Tne Kelaiin of Dhnkl! H ater
Ts Snie infectious "riseaes
B Y TII EOK LP S M ITH
inuton, I
In diictu
health,' tii
svu pi'. 1
.t-.;lt-i:t C
have to 'facf two ek
(ine class iimis-tir,'g
easilv alaiiijed bv
Trhich revttill'lH'ssible
i - -. - -
habits of
lif
e.
A not'her class, tepn s
est reuieT tqic.011 raged
nothing sf'iituis ha
far under prevailing
play an Hiiriini i- utiioun ! me to
:I:
I ' 1-
V -. h-
Mdui
i:v.l V "
;..j '
.-ms of
by-rA..
. i-i: ,' .1
t Iio's,r : mo art1
ii v t! -el- i.resi
langvr-s in tueiT'
I. iM ron menu
nting tb; o'her
by the fu t tiiat
haj'petievi tlnis
eondii io: ii$-
.iii-
gros mi
1
'. nee.
v-
1 1 .
, Ullu m IK' e.ui'ts
difTerence iuid even
The invent igntor is
such as an alarmi-t.
theory for ev ptriencn
thetooyn at the anirvUMi F t t ires
1 . '- T
the crejU tires of his
liut the' iadvancrs
means sngirested for
human lite, should
from either of tl
'Phey can, at best, p
and if they succeed
few -lives twh vear
death, the com pen:
and outlay is a'mpl
from this middle-' pi 11 d
tne tol lowing r;iu.t:jk:i at e
I he lnmiertfS Hn s- ' ' . (line
htrides w Inch tiav !! -n -s .' : in 11
the lastjeiirht or tea ca,. in the 'e'tl
of infect iotis or cJurnm n.i( a
eases nave demon! rated', tluit
wn int-a iit'.x 1011,
-.-made and; l he
the p' '! .'.i-'ii of
not I loido-it at
ie&e sbtuc ipf s.
oceed bli. si ly
in s; iru ly a
from pid'-ipat u ro
at hill AbOr
' '.'..,,;; A- It ii
- .. .. X hat
sideraole nainber iftM'ch n.;
i- .'.. .i,. -1.... . i J- .1. . :..J. .. .
are d i ivct 1 v d u e 1 1
the Ihnly by spet iti kl bar leria. Otfile
naturally it . bcai.4t
am me on r eu ri te 1 m
learn .-whet her ?ny
parasiteH uiuy le
nutnlierless harmlJ
live in the water anil fh
in
suriace 01 ine nouv
aiu! the digestive tract of
animals. In gem 1
uumerous. patient t
tions have. thus far
Disease gernis.do !ii't..ei-il iti-o.ur eii-
vironnient 111 nundsri siOrn iecr to be
iletected bv the "wet hod A of 1 acuef i-
a .con-...die
the ; ill vm-J .! of.
liecyssirv to ex
tligs in order to
oi" these micro-
found Aiiriong the
v t bactt ri.. t hat
;i
.1
t:. on tne
L tl.- i.iough
mail and
5l .t he re- It- of
y
in massed oiiverya-
p.ovrd i.egati Vie.
ohigical researelii.
constantly p rest jit,
Tie.
ew lb.it are
and
Silver as Uloney.
V,-
F R A " CES (J. NK W L A N PS, BKKOIIK TH K.
HOUSE C CKM MITt E K OS t'OIKAOB.
The United States'Agnorantly, but
none the less effectively, .was the first
nation to strike down eilyer by the
act of 1873, not only denying .silver,
of "which it is the jirincijVl proilucer,
coinage in'ita iiiints, biit depriving it
J of its legal Umder quality. The re
sult f the action of the united States
was that Oennan v denionetied. sil ver
a'fiw months afterward, and later on
pose the farmers agaimst other' in- j thei countries of the Latin Union,
rerests is wrong. .JVo intelligent finding Ccnuany was throwing her
member of the Farmers' Alliance i Bilver'iutj'their mints, -finally stopped
wisnes to uo any sucn . tiling. v e hjil'ver coinage, I he hnancial de-
andT878 fol-
tization resulted
..... w .v, ..j ...... tutci i.iji ir.iu, 1 ire 111
are not antagonistic to the great mass ; pression betA'cn 1873 -anti
of laborers of the country. We are lowing silver demoneti.ati
in sympathy with labor. Everything
that will elevate , thei; workingman,
give .him Tietter conditions of life,
better wa-ges and a happier home, has
our support. ve are inot antagonis
in the liland-Allison act, fully re
storiug silver ijs legal tender money,
and partially restoring .it coinage
quality. Two international cdufer-
iences had been held since then, re-
tic, to the merchants and business men-j suiting in n tolling. It Was hhmiliat-
of 'the lamb We do not attempt to f ur to, an ! Ameracan to, read those
become merchantg; that influential 1 conferences proceedings and hud
...1....., i.i. it- 4-t.;i . ,1 -. r . - 1 . - ii '
America 111 tne position aimoni oi. a
It is Time to Act.
For a hundred years, even in the
most favored nations, tendency has
beeir toward centers,'' where the enor
mous pressure of population h is
crus-heil millions. Who sunk beneath
the surface never to appear except
in the records of almshouses, crimi
nal courts and mortuary records. In
thje 'face. of this ccdossal tragedy of
the.Xineteeth century, men playing
the roll of statesmen' -have gone on
enacting laws that intensify' the, con
gestion and cause many more mill
iolis to writhe in agony.
Such is the effect ofAhe fcKinley
bill, and of all Liws i li'at . authorize
the govern men t to take monev from
tlie many ami give it to a few. It is
idle to spin fine, argumehts to show
the' advantages of these enactments,
so long as tlie number of those- who
cry for bread in the cities is'iiicreased
and the-poor victims from the out
sideare drawn into the vortex with
irrisistible force. Loud and angrv
ttown ami oemoiisn wnt-iie
caii drop the tariff question
enough io throw a stone at the idiot
ic scheme of tlie" nioss-bacj'ks. A e
flunk if the-govern men t should own
the three roads across the cont inent,
with perhaps here and there; a branch
it would be all that -is net-essary to
sec-ire -protection 'lb -the- 'great agrir
w no are so heavily
essed, bv th - tax which thev now
cultural class
V'PPi
have -.to pav get their jiruuufu to mar
ket.
operating th
Should this be the I plan of
road, then "what have
M- i .k : 1. 1.... 1, .....1
v. e: 0 ijavq 111 i ne ueiy iuuoi hwu
id iifteen thobsiiud miles ' of road
whieh the 'government would pur
chase.. -' Figuriu'g it at flieir actual
cost' wouUranidji-nt' to -f 84,945.000,
aihiwing .f "','. 5 i'-t 'per mile t r epiip
iiing f he rootl, lauds, and Aulding3,
andAieiegraph lines, and. miscella
.ueous, w liicii is the .cost per mile of
the roads as given in the census- One
other objection is this: They say
that it would .create .-itch an army
of gqvernmeut employes ' Lati the
partv" in power could, never
ted of its j;ewer. We will
tins objection very briefly,
trespass oh your time or spaJ
'.iuer; I tind bv tlirf- census
that. there are employed - in
vice of the railroad ll.SO'J
ii.cltiditi '.erytl.i-rig, froin
class whose bttsiu'ess it is to attend
to the trade of this cotahtrv ia neces-
i sary to our, common well being. . We
S i -i' .j - ill s.
no not wisn to pun uown an institu
tion w hen we cannot substitute some
thing better. We feel that the in
terests of the merchanits and of the
farmers arc indentical, and the mer
chants have our hearty co-operation.
We appreciate the services of ;the
mercantile men Strange' as it may
seem, we are also in hearty sympathy
with the capitalists. . jWe recognize
tne services of these men to the conn
try aud know that without them
we could not do business. So we
would not injure them. We sympa
thize with them and Awe know. the
value of capital rnauy times bj its
jabseuce and, would net interfere
with its distribution. Jmji capitalists
iftr'e ivt necessary bad men, and one
whose principles prevent I his falling
into injustice is admirable. '
; -We extend our sympathies also to
the ministers and lawyers and doc
tor?
be diver
consider
and not
ein vbur
report
the sen
iHjrsons, rr eident
cleans spit-
Tliis would
as the protest of the farmers is, it. i
nothin"- to the anguish of the Toor
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needlewoman, who daily, in spite of ; down to theman wno
nolntnl ntid imrtimittinrr ' tni!. fur I iiKHS in our stations.
. - lT J.j. ..1 . il. . -i .!... , t-i.i..u3 ormn iiif (tl t t
to al fieif'bt ot t awav ironi sunngui mm m me t-i- inair i-r'-'i"- " ' y-----
A the lastl Pails exhi- i pense of health, sees i her children j thousand miles at three nidii to the
ttl nnon was Httracted ! sinking from suffering into infamy, j mile) 4o,ooo men. The same press
i b.-.. .- Viii-n ir the ' it is no wonuer tnai in ? nonunion 1 inat..aic sir4iiul -" 'i4"--- -
1 aiid professional men of thecitv
jof Chicago na', even -to the politi
cians of Chicago and: we sav, "(lod
speed every good work." Every
movement for the suppression of
yice, crime and degradation has the
ihearty ' co-operation ofjthe National
ibarmers Alliance. -1-restdent Fow
lers' Annual Address;
1-
-o-fvorllk but ivpr'iventing'onlvi like that some, poor souls
savs there
lammer.
1
is no God. W. G. Cooper.;
progress was jmade last
Week in gettinkj the steamer Missouri
loaueo wnn me nour anu meai 10 oe
sent for the relief of the fa mi ne
stricken peasantry of the eastern txjr-
ptiou of European Russia, j It is reai-
. ' i 1 - . 1 t 1 : 1 - -11
otianiy certain inac tne ve?sei win
sail Saturday for Libha, in the Bal
tic, the port at which the cargo is to
be transferred for the Hon? haul by
of government
delight in the
em p I oyes take great
fact that, our Post-
rail to the
Mountains.
foothills i of the Ural
supplicant, begging European - iia-
tions to help.; her to restore; silver
which she was the- first to strike
down. All persons realized A that
this i the . age of -'combines" and
trustsi As'" . ' . "' . . '
in t h'- sod
which -are'.- prcswnkddy the agent i
producing ccr.taiuriforiiis 0 -s ip,
ration, septu-aemia, 'ami fAais, art
little to be Teard, except ing4" l'y the.
surgeou. during opiratioiis, j'lg'r.ig
from the comparative inl rc (A -iicy
of these diseasts. Jhi the ot her hand
typhoid-feyer Lernii; im veAjxLui .Am hd
a" mini bet' of times, within ! -cent
rrf"try e a reK) ' 1 ' 4l-'a re h ing iispeet.
ed d riii k 1 ng-waWl!'i n 1 1 .( ; ' !1 1 ',
inediatvlv after - epiWtO- 'v" !l
fun ml if 11 i-iiiir h i SiN'sl'ii 1,4..1 u f al?
."r T. .;. . T,"Vi'.'t
cutta
J during his re.-earcheiJ';
, in 1781, cholera hpiriikiTWl1- '
water bf a tank whiic.h was,; at ;li..A -time,
the cciitre oT a loeaiit 'l hoie
r epidemic. : ' ' .
The scriipulotis' care ,v hi Ii -f was
exercise 111 tlie selection ;iud .p'rrpara-'. ,
tion of our fiod conira -ts -tro.-iely
with th.e indifference hj -li i - hibi-
b.ul with 'regard 'to. tlje vit.r f -drink'.
Miiny of oiir large cire-i, are
supiied with rivet- Water whfclv not '
only rej reJe n t a 1 1 ie re si iftw 1 if a 1 a ge,
but also diltted ..sewage; of large
coiumutics and the refuse of uiann
factorie8. We do not. he.Atate to cou
tuiiio this in its rawest t ate, though
we have learuel to ajmly s'i.eat to
most, othor ftmds. juot nn-.n ly as a
preliminary aid to dijr;t too, but al
so to destroy any deleterious matter
which may lx attaclied to or nicor-
porated witli them
come generally acc?
thorities in hvg-iu
Simpson oa iosibie Candidates,
"In. my opinion," said Kepreset
tive Alerry Simpson, of Kansas,
''General Weaver, Of Iowa, is moat
likely to he the People's ; party can
didate for the presidency. At any
rate, he has tip to this time been the
man most discussed in -that connec
tion. But I would not be. surprised
if "the'scntimirut i n favor of Ignatius
Dolinell v assumed forniidable pro
portions, tie developed greatfctrength
QUt at St. IiOuis, and the preamble to
flit platfo -m (which was written by
him; is, in iny opinion, one of the
roost vigoroiii? and at the same tiine
classic prcfluctions of modern Itftera
ture. That preamble has won.' Don
nelly many friends, and he willbe a
prominent candidate, if he desire
the nomination.' .
"A 9 a matter of fact, 1 do not
think that Weaver! really caret for
the nomination, although he seems
to be a favorite and i-the man most
talked of araohg te' Farmers' Al
liance eople. I tbinlc there it "no
question but that jPrtidei.t Polk, of
the Farmers Alliance, will be the
candidate for vice Preside-nt"
Newspaper Interview. , '. 'A
At the earliest jssible moment
work is to begin on the colored Ag
rictiltural and Mec hanical College at
Greensljoro, and the plan is to have
it in operation by the time the all
term begins. Ex. .
It has how be-
pted ainong au
. t hat water e jii-
tain ing a lafg, iiuinber of bacieria
should not be used! as a !cvcragA un
less previously boilbd or tillered. The
bacteria are evidence that fie; water
represents surface jdrainag-, 01 filter
through a very porous soil m re or
less imjiregnafed with orgaiyii in tt
ter ia, diving bactj-rta. ,'l'h.AJ it ia
now known, live in the la.rge.Ji r-n em
bers near the iserfaee of the -.oil. , At
a depth of from njiw to -f we! te fet
they are" either tntirely absent 'or
present in vervf-mall nuuihrs, .
W niu.it .wsuijij, then, thai water
whicli in its flow '((ver or through tha
soil becomes -loadk-d " with a large
ntlniler of orgahisuis jijuV, '-.11 nder.
certain circiUnitarj5ef gath'-r up di-
scas germs
for a short
and tii tis act. as a vehicle
f inie, ' estiei.iaii v d ,1 ring
epidemics, s Thc-dtisea-'e :A rms may
be widely distributed before they
perish. Tie; maia'ilie 'whicli .ae now
know Ufe 4-hicil v krarirottt- d in this
way-
arc Aoiatic
chok ra, tvolioid- .
fever, and d.vu Uric uffe: tloo. ' The
hx-alizatiorMf tht-Jte uiww in the
digestive frract "makes it ettr-.-mely
probable, evenif, tacte'iiotogical evi
dence were 'wanting,' tluu-the f pecrihe
bacteria are in tfod need by vr iy of the
mouth witli food; and drink. In -
.jiatic .fhoJera the spirt Ha, now gen-,
rally accepted M tlifati3 are found
iif the ihtestines oily.' fn ty fAioid
fverUliey:airtj not tmlj- jnSsent i I the :
intestines, but jenetrat. thenc? into
the interna . orgins, ; notably . the,
spleen. Al)ysenterip Hsea-ei "hare; 5
not yet Vu thoro ihly "lud.ed, j
that positive facts are- not at'.'- Hand,!.:
bat they &o are,;wjthottt-'.dnIj.
caused,bymicio oranisuilintrodli :k
with the food arid . .drink. i" tni-.-si
cholera neJ nov -liiim ourair-.tiHiot.
aiDce it is to be hoped tht It v.-j;i tx A
gain a footliold iiiour uwn K-jiAry?" h
Whatever shall be paid i.u this :iti tele
concern ingthe relation of dr;i.King
water" to di-ase, will apply vith.
even greater force "to tlU ma
lady , shonTd it ajq--ar in . our . .
midst. : ' m '
coirTiNUEP ix otK'Jsrtxr.Jv
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