The Gastonia
to the Protection 09 Horn end rii ■ IntnvMtt OJ 1
Vol. XX. (■«&»?•■£« rSUfife*.} Gastonia, N. c„ March 0, 1890.
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A\oot J. l\uamln«* In Ubnrlotlw OMm tr.
WAtHXKoros, Feb. SI—A slogolar
feature of Congressional life la tbe
companionship It creates. Hen come
together from every pert of tbe Union,
like boy* lo school. Some form sc
qaalbtaoceahlpe very quickly, and thov
last through life; ol here ire backward
and reserved, but after one or two ses
sions s friendship le camemed that
usually remains unbroken. A third
class stands upon Its own d'-golly and
goes to and return* from tbe capital
every day nuaccompauled. Some are
nnitad apparently by bonds of sympa
thy, other* are attracted by good-fai
lowablp, and a faw become associates
through tba bonds of mutual Interval*.
Uoaom friendship, boarever, ta very
rare. There are cynics and boon com
panion a tramping along Pennsylva
nia avenue to the capital—Pylades and
Oreals* lo oenUast with Tluoa of
Alban, and an occasional Diogenes
treading In their wake.
Tba attachment between Oaurga P.
Edmunds sad Allen J. Thurman In tba
Senate yean ago »** ardent and tin
ears and aatomed almost natiooal Im
portance. Roth mu war* of remark
able legal attainment*. Each admired
the other, and both enj yed the asso
ciation. They dined together and spent
hours In tba committee-room lo aoelal
Intercourse. And la after years, when
the rlvar of lime had borne them from
the realm of politics, the memories of
Uvelr friendship Oiled lbs twilight of
life with enchantment.
Another remarkable case of mutual
attraction waa lltal between Jo Abbot
and David B. Culberson, of Tease.
They wet* lotapersbi*. They earns to
the House together, aud departed In
each other's company. Thsy lived at
the same hotel, laid rooms uimn tlx
sasna Moor, aud paid the same price.
They at* at Uia aama table, drauk tbe
aaaaa beverage* and smoked th* asm*
cigar*. lo the loog summer even log*
they sat In front of their bold In old
fashioned arm chain and discussed
politics la a quirt way enjoying them
selves as matal comrade* only oen. Ao
Incident illuauatiog tbe harmontons
neas of their friendship occurred near
(ho close of tbe Fifty-fourth Congress.
(>u the last Sunday of tlx aeaaioo they
went down tba rivet on aa excursion.
Tbe bean-bag game, Vb* merry -go-rouad
nod Paul Boyton'sobute war* In active
operation. Abbott evinced an In tercet
lu tlx cbnte, and, against Colberaoo's
protest, embarked for a voyage. It
was an unfortunate embarkation. Re
lott bit balance a* well aa bla bat and
was seriously Injured when the boat
struck tbe water. Wbeu Congress
adjourned he waa nuubt* ta leave bis
bed, but bla old friend did ool desert
him. He remained with him night
sod day until he became convalescent,
and they traveled beck ta Texas to
Mtbar,
When Gen. Ambrose E. liurnaide
yras a Senator from Rhode Island bis
most intimate friend and aaaoelata was
Senator Henry R. Anthony, of the
same State. Anthony waa an Inveter
ate olgaratte smdkar, while Burnside
.-(.joyed a good cigar. One day whan
they warn coming out of the capital to
gether they met a newsboy smoking a
cigarette . Burnside chided him pater
nally, faying that It lx did not stop
that pernicious habit, it would serious
ly Injure him nnd perhaps cause bla
death.
"IKi, no, Senator," the boy respon
ded, “You are talking through your
hat. Sent,tor Anthony ha* been amok
log cigarette* for sixty toar* and they
never naea hart him."
Tbe frleodabip of these Hhod* Island
Senator* baa Its counterpart in the
Homo to-day. Iler lteprmentrtlr'S
are Melville Boll end Adln B. Caproa.
Their attachment stems to be nearly
a* strong ae was that of tbe Siamese
twine. It la a perfect social artiouU
Mow. They agree In all thing* aod
work together in entire harmony for
the welfare ot the Providence . pitots
tlowa. It la the only delegation In Con
gress where there la no dire ratty of
opinion. They occupy bachelor apart
ment* In theism* hotel, employ tbe
same secretary. Invariably lunch to
gether, sod are In each other's society
at alt times aad place*. They are
never aapmlsd, except when attending
Use earn Inna of theiy respective oommlt
teea. Their sffl by is rseognlmd by
everybody. A Southern Cocgremman
remarked tbe other day that when Bull
took e soda eoekuil it solid as a tools
on Caproa. This friendship I* un
doubtedly beneOelal to the Htate of
Jlboda Island. When Caproa It In a
committee Bull remaloe oo tbe door of
house, watching Its lit* rests, and when
Ball Is In n eommltte Caproa takes bis
tura at the wheel.
John Allen of klkutaslppt. and Col.
job* B. Fellow* were also lot I male •*
too late*. A1' boar la tbelr society w*a
as eatarulnlng as a tbeaUkoal perform
niaacw. The flow of wit and humor
wa* uormtrataad. Bach had the facul
ty of extracting feeetlou*ne*e from the
other to the adtamment ot alt IlMeoero.
At time* they wen epigrammatic. and
aeoo experts at badinage aad rrpsrtaa
Tbe saeoelaUoa «*e severed, however,
when Alkw retired from Oangrma.
HInc* that lime Alisa appear* to he
without a raanlag mate, yet bit whim
stealitie* era a* setertalnlng ae over.
The Incoming Congress ocglrt to for
niah an iotofieot that wrtn again give
them extra play.
Mark dmlth of Aitxooa. else has bis
7Idas Achates la damsel M. Robinson
He eemm from lb* lagoon* of LoaM
•ml Beth are mighty bantam, aod
Or***- psmewhat of a flkhrrmen. Ha
lost his taking friend foer ywere ego,
when Myron Wrlgbl of Pennsylvania,
died. Bottom cull female* with bln
■nd Uury frequently awaken tbo oeboe*
In tbo Democratic oloakroon wild
Utalr wild atortca of Southwestern Ufa.
Of late, however, tba delegate from
Arizona bae made tba pace rather bot
foe tbe gentleman from Louisiana.
Bobineon baa flooded tbe room with
mirvalona reminleosoees of Bold a porta
In the AtchafnUm country—bear
fights, alligator trouble*, and aaillful
•bot* at the wonderful pappabot. but
was oaat in tbe ehade when Mark
Smith described bis hairbreadth adven
ture* in bunting tba terrible axolotol
on tbe burnieg sands uf Arizona.
There were three Mexican* be*idee the
aaolotol la Mark’s company. Tbe
axolotol clung to Ilf* with tbe tena
city of a snapping turtle. He blew hi*
breath In the face* of tbe Mvxlaan*
aud they dropped dead.
On tbe following d»v Boberlaoo waa
naked wlial tad become of ble ebum
Smith. |
aoo't «uow." he replied. “H
chummed with Mark up to a very ro
oeat date, bet be got eo bed I bed to
quit bin."
Tba friendship of Djmonaod Pythias
la aptly illustrated In the Maseacbu
aalta delegation. Oaorta w. Wey
mouth represents tba Fllehburg and
George 1*. Lawrence Uia Leoox dis
trict. Badi servlug bis lint term,
Lawrence being elected to Oil ilia va
nancy caused by tbe death of Asbiey 11.
Wright. Tbeir friendship btgao in tba
Massachusetts Legislature. where Law
reooe was president of tbe Senate, sod
Weymouth a member oT tbe lower
bousa Tba association wes re do wed
when Lawreocs arrived In Washington.
Wemnutb Inducted biin Into the Bleu -
eiolan myeterlee of tbe departments.
The corner of tbsee departments was
tbe PoatolUod Department. Iters are
usually centered all tbe troubles attend
ia« n now Goagresunsu when a new
adaslulstraUou cornea Into power.
Weymouth had fairly surmounted his
owu troubles whan Lawrenoe entered
tba House. Tba latter bad about 100
now poet masters to appoint. Part of
them ware legacies left by hla prede
eaaaur. Tba friendship developed iu
the Massachusetts Legislature was
sympbonlsed by tbs aid aud advloe of
his more expecleuood oolleaguea. Car
tala Is it that then aiaooUUou la firm
ly knit. Tbta is rendered all the more
remarkable because they ate of differ
ent temperaments and tastes. Wey
mouth Is a strict business man —a basi
lar to the departments and In the field
of Uglstattou. litre. Indeed Is it that
a Congressman of Ida first term secures
a public butldlug for bis dtatrlot, yet
Weymouth drove a bill through the
committee of tbe whole for a public
building in Fitchburg, and If It peases
tits House It will be due to bis personal
influence and popularity on tbs Boor.
Lawrence, on the contrary. Is a lawyer
bright and witty, sod abreast with tbe
Uteralare of the day. Ha la a g jo I
speaker, and orjs who can make him
self felt In discussion.
Weymouth has had a remarkable po
litical career. Ho bad never held pub
Us office, and within one year waa a
member of the legislature, a delegate
to a national Republican convention,
and a Congressman!-eclsct. He was ta
ken aback Uta Oliver day, bowaver,
when be visited the Seoretary of tbe
Navy aud asked to have one of the pro
posed new protected cruiser nam'd
after tba oily of Fitebburg. The Sec
retary started as though touobed with
a red-liot Iron.
•‘WelV’ be replied, ‘you have takeu
time by 11m forelock Why tbe ships
are not yet authorized. MaachoaeUa
ought to be well satisfied with what
aha already has In the way of naval
Rourenolaiare. There la tbe Massachu
setts, tbe Boston, tbe Marblehead, the
Concord, tbe Gloucester. and tbe Mer
Imeo. Tbe State hue been well provided
for. and It aaams to me that Unsought
to be satisfactory. ”
A Cbs rmmg fraternal aaaocUtlon iu
the Senate will be severed on U>e 4Ui of
March. It U that batween James
Smith of New Jersey, sunt Senator
Edward Morphs, of New York. They
have snowy beads, ruddy complex loos,
end are of the earns height and phy
sique. They were iworn In together
before Vue President Morton six years
ago. aod they will leave the Senate
arm in arm at tba oloee of thla Oon
grem. They oocopy adjoining seats in
tba Senate chamber and adjoining cot
tages at Blbsrton. N. J.,7is the aum
mer aeaaon. Rarely do they disagree
on votes on publlo qoaaUoaa. They
work In politiool traoea Ilka a span of
blooded boeaqe, and an aotvareally
popalar among their associates. It la
a cheer log eight to see thorn at looch
la the Senate restaurant. The fan la
simple but good hamor 'aod hearty
conversation gives amt to the appetite
They glidealeng the cool, sequestered
vale of senatorial lift In the enjoyment
of each other’s society, regardleea of
the ehjll blasts of potIUce.
A touching example of personal
rrlepdefalp is that existing between
John O. Ben of Colorado, and Jotio
Bakar, of Illinois, who became famous
hie bitter bat soneesful ooaleet with
William It. Morrison years ago. These
gentlemen oooopy adjoining aaaU In the
lienee, Their friends hip began early
In the extra smite* of thin Oougreea.
It baa been Intensified by an unpar
alleled alltetlon. Mr. Bakar has be
none entirely blind linee bo entered
the Hone*. Hie friend Bell to untiring
In ble tender alteollooa. and without
him Mr. Bafcor would beeotlrvly at me
la the stormy oontests sweeping over
the door.
Equally Intereetlng lethe aeeeolatlon
between Soreno T. Payne, of New
York, and Jehe Dabill, of ltoociylva
a to. Payee to almost as massive In
physique as Thomas B. Reed himself.
He has a Hue face sad a manner that
would have graced the Irtah Parlia
ment over a hundred years ago. Jtotooll
la alight In dyare. ef exquisite tarts In
dims, and eanettc In dleenmlon. Ha
•e a member ef the eommtttee on rules
aod with Payne, the eeaemaor of Dlng
ley, oe the ways aod means, enjoys the
•■'•re eosiMenee of the Spanker. Roth
are popular to the Bouse. Payne brtog
unanimously selected by IhoHOueo as
the Speaker pro tempore when the maa
from Maine was Imprisoned hr the
bllriurd.
Tba Speaker of tbe House loom* op
ooloanl above ell etber Bgurt*. lie baa
oo Intimate associate. On pleasant
day* be lumber*along tba avenue on hi*
way to tba capttol, allaot and aloua,
oeceitona'.ly etopplug to gat* at eo (no
thing attractive Hi U» etoro window*.
II* walk* and talk* a* 1/ eonseloua of
reserved power. And well he may, for
be ie a storage iwttery of polltloe—oae
that dominate# botli wing* o( tbe espi
tol and that drives and stops tbe legis
lative machinery of tl>e Bouse at wilt
CUy and Blaine were great speaker*;
Baodall, oae from whom men take
obaervaUoot; Criau, a marvel of entr
3' and ability, bat Bred o'ertop* than
I In boldueas of oo neap.Ion sod rigid
ity of execution. He live* upon a ool
umn more Jofy than that of Simon
Stylus*. oo wrapped isle own personali
ty, plseidly suryeylng tbe political herd
below him; and no earthquake baa a*
yet overthrown tba oolomo.
AmosJ. Ct'iutixai.
Tsm4>i4 ankkor/.
M. Umla Uupulillc.
Maw England wouko manufacturers
Uaya organized a SOO.OOO.OOU trow.
Thalr object, like that of all otbar
trusts, it to raise the price of tbslr pro
daol. With an avsrage protection of
100 par cant, they ought to b» able to
aitablUb a monopoly In till* tin* of
soppty against American consumer*.
But the question arises, Where are
they going to get an adequate anppiy
of raw wool under a tariff policy which
virtually prohibit* the Importation of
ololhlog wool t
Statistic* show that noder Iks Mc
Kinley and Dloglsy tarlffi clothing
wools were practically excluded from
lb* country. Leal year the total Im
port* of woolen goods amounted to
8l5,200.363 ; tbe previoat year to 840,
431,631 Toe discrepancy In favor of
tbe *V7 Import* la partly accounted fur
by the supply of raw wool* ou baud
In tha country whloh had ooa* ia be
fore the repeal of the Dsmooralio tar
iff. But neither set of flgum repre
sents the actual value of tbe imports
of 1807-03.
It was ooos sail by a sUtesman,
long sJooo dead, that tha govaromsnt
could not collect revenue from a 82-e
gallon tax on erfalaky. So It 1s when a
prohibitive duty 1* plnord oa Imports.
Smuggling it promoted
Tlie Dlngley tariff baa oiads contra
bandage proC table. as all excessive
tariffs In svsry country under tbe ana
bave dun* afurvtigM. There ere other
entrance* through which woolen* esu
be brought Into tbe Unltei State* be
Bids* tlie principal seaports. Imports
come over the border through Main*
a ltd Vermont, through the chain of
lake* from Huffalo to Duluth. Contra
band goods are brought Into Oregon
and California and lute lit* whole
Hooky Mountain ruglun from British
Colombia, and through tbs free ion*
of Mrxloo Into Tux as Naw base* of
operation* for smuggler* are beld out
by Hawaii sod Cuba.
Tbe woolen trust may put up Its
price*, but (be higher It puts them lbs
more Incentive will It afford smugglers
to aoftaa tha exaction* Impose! upon
American oofitomora. Protection
makes of robbery a two-adged aword.
It encourage* tbe traits to prscllos
extortion on tlie people and tempts the
sisngglrr to cheat the revenues.
■ rpokllCM riojalln Against Uis
Manwh
ChMiham Kwcord.
Mitchell eouoty has a Isrger white
UepuUlBxn majority than any other
county In the State, end yet than ta a
greater prejudice against the negroes
there than anywhere else. Judge Bow
man (Senator Pritchard’* father-in
law), who Uvea there. Is quoted a*
laying that tbero are oaly *1xty-flv*
registered colored voters In that couu
ty sod In on* township a negro la oot
allowed to live. Ou one occasion he
atatrs Ibat a drummer went to that
township, aeonuipanled by a negro
driver, to remain over night, and tbe
negro bad to be guarded all night for
fear of hla rvcelvlpg bodily harm.
Mmmrr tnl.
tub!teal tteoirder.
A who)* month now North Carolina
bM been plodding nod plunging in
mad. Not * county, tare perhaps
Mdcklenborg. li them but bM lout an
Incalculable amount ot time and energy
in mud up to tbo axles ot the wagon*
of her farmers. Enough money has
been lost In February to furahm bait
a d< ten good roods to every county.
Tbo moot sensible thing our people
could do la to go to work u noon aa
poeoUAo building modern rood*. Mo
doubt tbo reader mm the matter M wo
do; but somehow it I* the berdent
thing to got that unison of action
which oooo gotten would ba worth
million* to lbe people. W* want 50,
000 agitator* for good road*.
ewiww rmi.
Du Min Dispatch.
Dam Jorwo thinks tlmt ’Bryan ain’t
got rny buotosM fooUti' with tha anon -
om Of the nation." bsoaoM "ho la
nearly forty room oM, and nays only
•8 la um. Whereupon Um Louisville
rwbr /nwrwal Ooggeotl tbM "It Will
hardly bo aooopUd m a good argument
against Bryan that be has not mode as
muob moony out of polities m Jooo*
ba* *Md* out of religion.’’
It to vary bard to ttsod Idly by and
mo our door cure suffer while awaiting
the arrival of tbo doctor. Ah Albany
(M. Y.) dairyman called at a drag atom
Umra for a do*tor to wise and om bis
Child. Uira very sink with croup. Mot
flodtog the doctor io, h* loft word fnr
him to eome at ono* on hi* return. Us
also bought * bottle of Chamber la la's
Cough Komody, mkloli ba Imimd would
giro aom* relief uaul tbo dneur should
arrive. 1* a few boon bo returned,
mylar tbo doelor need not oerno. no
tbo child wm much better. Tim drug
flat. Mr. Otto Sobola, mi tbo family
has aluoe recommoodad Chamberlain's
Ougb lUmody to their nolghbnei and
f rlettda until ho bM a oMMtant lamind
for It from that part of the country.
Kor sole by J. E. Curry * Company.
LAST OF THEOREM CHIEFS
«» uuamao, tmm tmmm *i
AUHH.
>rl«»w ImKWiW A|wrt« WN u
WlWlbt **— tf Inltrai
m. IMH SwuMk'.
Savajrea ud satal-savagas rarely lore
tkalr mluda. Lunacy among tba no
atvlllaad raoM la praotloally unknown.
Among tii« red-akin* of tbU country to
I* ao a a usual that tba A pacha, Garenl
■o, who hat gone mad, la oaa of tba
oartoaltlaa of tba territorial reaanraUon
where ba Is oooOaad.
Down lu hla Oklahoma prison Gw
oa'.mo baa all tba food ba oaa devour.
U* rutters for notbiog. Ula quartan
are kept warm In Urn winter and oool
in tba aumotar, bat be la a prisoner all
the hum, and many are tba folks who
breathe easy hi Arliana, baonoaa of
Garoatmo’a Imprison want. Ha Is tba
wicked eat Apaob* aver known and In
■pits of hla 70 yeera, lie would be feared
aa la rattlesnake or a tlgar. wan ba at
liberty. Gerooimo baa murdared aeons
and soana of mao. To burn woman
•lire waa one of bis favorite occupa
imUona, and ha never hariuted at tor
turing Insooent babes.
For bU deeds of rlobwio* he was
captured ttvu Uma* by tba United SUtaa
troop* but be made good bit aaeapa avery
Um*. Fur weak* at a t ima ba lived on
robed corn. when Uncle Ham* caval
ry scoured Uie country to bring la tba
rad akin, dead or alive, sad often ba
lay hidden In aim* unapproachable lair
while tba soldiers rod* by him within
balling distance. Hla aodanac* on
bora*back la astounding aria for no
(adieu; at ona time lie rede 000 mills
wlUioot stopping. In two days ba ran
70 mils* lo aaeapa frum bis pursuers.
Starvation, freaking, the torrid beat of
the sue bad uu terrors for bias, while
aw comraosa wwuaM ny lb# down
all round him.
1U has been wounded time and again.
Kerere burned bia veins; bla own man
betrayed blm aad sold blm Into capti
vity tor a few driuka ot ArawoUr. but
tbrough It all the old chief lived-lived
to terrorise thoauods of people, who
(eared him ae they would a plague.
Old Heron I too ta the I ait of the great
eblefi. His WcUei were those of big
red-akin ancestry. He never fought a
battle lu upeo Aald, and l>e never gave
au eaemy a cbauce for hie lire. Tue
ae Uteri In Arisons are •tout-hearted
men. They have to lie, or they oould
not have gone into a country, where
theca Is oo room fur a faint heart; yet
they tremble at Lbe veiy nama of "tirr
OUlBK)”
So terrible waa U>« Indian lo hit
wrath, that tba Mexioeui and greaarrs
believed blm to be a god, to whom it
was more need to briog sacrtOoee to
keep blm appeased than the God nr
lbe Christians. Geronlroo kept hi*
band lo the alkali desert of that coun
try, which kill* everything that tries
to oroaa it, but a Gila mooater and au
Apaoiia Indian. For ml lav and
miles not a blade of grass aa Inch
high or a stick of bruhwood high
•nougb lo bold a bat is seen In the des
ert; yet Geronlmc end hta band would
lie lo wait a quarter of a mile from the
pack train trail without being aeeo by
a alegle men In that band ot keen
lighted, alert ladivldaali. whom lives
eud property ware at stake.
He bad a little trick of sending a
bunch )f warrior* out on the death
trail In the reach valleya wlmra the
mountains begin to rise. The death
trail method waa to lie in wait behind
a rock near n lojely ranch until the
rancher oame out in the morning, when
they would swoop down opoo blm.
yelling their warhooptnto hla can, and
hum blm and Ida bourn and bis wife
and hla babies, only to follow lbe death
trail to aootntr ranch and do the
devilish bua'nesi over again.
He knew every loeli of the desert,
and long before be oould he pursued for
hie depredations, lie would he mile*
sway. In lflOS he went on the death
trail, killing a rancher named Hacker,
end tortured hie family lo death. This
time the United Htatee troops wen hot
oo bla trait, rollowtog him for hun
dreds of miles. On the outliera Imr
aw o< Atlioci wsv came op wiin mm.
Oorof the tend M earning a wblta
girl, who had beta stolen from a ranch,
with a rifle ibot, an army officer killed
tte bona under tte man and tte girl,
but Qeraaimo and tte Indian Hood
over tte gtrl behind a rock aad bald a
band of GO mea at bay far hours, until
tte Apeebee rallied mod came back af
ter tba oM ablef.
Captivity waa good for Urroaimo.
Ua obeyed Implicitly. Showed ao nav
aga traHa, until ha bad lulled the fears
af bis captors. Tbao ha eaespad aad
wont on the denib trail agate.
Pirn years age old Oaroolaio waa In
captivity In Florida. A kind-hearted
woman tourist saw him aad calked
with him on matters | attaining u> his
trite and Indiana In general. Tte
kind-hearted tourtet waa so taken
with tte old chief that she got up s
petition wbloh was signed by many fel
low tourist a, begging that be be al
lowed to go teak to tte deem to die.
Tte people of Ariseoa beard of It,
aad ttey Immediately couaterpatltionad
tte Oorwomeot, mylar that If Oareot
mo muot come bask, tte kind-tea rted
tourist should bo SSftt stead of him
end pat 1o n loasly rsceb to wsiooma
tte old sbM oa bb mtura to bis satin
tenth.
Tim oounterpaUCUn was atroo|
saough ta keep Uaronlmo where h«
waa. Down la Oklahoma, where be M
living in oaptlvlty oose mom, tte pee
pie do act waste mesh sympathy upoe
him. Ttey bare tees ton daugwunel)
near tte borders of Arlanov, sad Ibid
makes qnlt« a dlfcrenen is tbs estssni
la wbteb tte Indian obbfa are held by
I boon who know thorn beat.
ite s« wka Kwow.
KaaaasGuy Has.
Jfot ooa private eoMter was oalM
before tbs war lsvesUaettag Mamin
stea. Tte private sohllor got ite pseol
of tte paddlug by cation K end hfc
taatiaaoay waa ate waatsd.
WaihiMioo TUmenk lo tUMi tonal.
vVamumotov. Marsh "I am Ml
aaylaf this lo • fit of bad temper aria
pMm, or for lb* (MM that I think
■y opponent# ooptd Mnt aa, but af
ter do# d ell bo ratio u I hare made up ay
atnd oat to bo a rand Mata again for
tba leadership of ay party la <
•Ubor when It la In tba art
aajorlty."
Tbla waa the gain and
•Utraaot made to an shortly aftar
J* ReptaasotaUft Jot
ConUanlng bo said:
*‘I pmusDoron got tMa news Brat
from Bnnkbotd, of ▲labaa)#.*’
"I did," I aald.
*'f thought aa. Than waa no teaaoa
why boshould not giro It eat. loallad
on bla IHia aornlng and pMgd bias
my support fur tba ml dot tty nofaiaa
iton of tba next Coo uses. I would not
Imro tbla empty position I boM again
oraeoept kbe leadership of my party
when forty-odd of Ha members deciles
to uphold the constitution aftar they
bad •worn so lo do. It la Urn Orta
Una the Bwnoormte bar* fond la
aneb a way. 1 know that it will bn
•aid that ay refaaal to again amtis to
Umi my party te tba Iowa boaaaf
Coegress will ha attribotad to a Star
temper, f imea had twenty-four
boon to think over It, and ay mind
la aada np—Irravaeehly made op."
I mw Mr. Bankhead Intar. Ba eo
reboratad what Mr. Bailey had mI«
and eonUooed :
"When Mr. Dally told me ha would
not stand for the leadership of bis
; mj vonfiiv um Mia oner*a iq«
bla support, I could not fully |nup
bla meaning. ! toU him that ha
abould not make up his mind w and*
deulr. Ha told me bo had dataratood
that If Um Dsooerata would uat fol
low blot la tbia matter be would net
try to lead them again, bat to fight
to uphold tba ocoaUtuUoa as ua
IndividaaL 1 asooatMed my candidacy
for the aprukanblp oooloallan aom*
tlioa ago, and wilt near make my can
didacy active.”
TIm refusal or Um Damoot at* yaator
day to follow his lead In tba demand
for Um oaoaldafatuM) of tba rroolutloas
declaring that Gaocrai Wheeler and
tha me in bar* a bo noceptcd army cata
rolsaloas hid tlMreby vacated lhair
awtla. induoed Mr. B*H*y to mofc*
this aonouooemeut. Mr. lUilay will
probably make a formal statement
l»t*r in Um day.
WlUtiasioe Star.
All kinds of' beef Including Um
“embalmad” variety, bare figure 1 in
the beef diaeumtoos si*ea tba war for
Cubi, but tome of this barf has tinea
developed unsuspected properties,
which ara thus referred to by the Bal
timore UeruU;
When General Milan first Informed
no Interested nation Um '‘embalmed”
beef had boon supplied to tba army a>
“an experiment,” and that the caused
reset berf was devoid of nutrlmeot,
besides usuaentlng llM man, be appar
ently possessed no Information con
cerning another, entirely iiaauipaetad
quality. Tie evidently did not know,
nor darn soyous else sacra to have
base aware of tba (set, that tha pro
duct furnished by certain Was tarn
concern* to sustain our soldier* la aa
arduoo* oumpatgo possessed tba prop
erties of an explosive.
"As aat forth exclusively in the
IhmU of Saturday, a number of the
oaos containing tinned roast beef
which hod beeo stored la tha Lsmou
Building, wham tha Inveatlgattag
Cue* mission a sets, to be seed aa evi
dence ts refuting the ebargoa preferred
by Genera) MUsa uud other odlcers.
bunt wllb u loud dutauaUoo, etualog
coasts rust loo umoog tba occupants of
the building and apraadlog odors
throughout the edlOoe Uat asvo rlis
to a regular stampede among I be
ojertuL
“It Is a msttar of reeord that tbsu
saods of pounds of army beef were
letttsooed from transports, sad that
large quantities were burled In Caban
uud Porta Blaus anil. In tba Hgbt of
raaaot levels pm seta, such mathoda of
dlapoaul must be rsgardad as deoto
rawy weetwoi. um dm ttuutirt
and propelling farce of canoed meat
barf beao asceetaieed while tba war
with Brain wm yet la prog raw, tbn
rations which ware aaaarrteaaUe aa
food wight hare base need in Una of
anmaaliton. Perhaps they raid
liars proved an adwlrahle substitute
for mokataas powder.
“In any avast, they could baaa bean
employed Ilka Chlltaaa stinkpots, to
overwhelm ilia carwy with paralytlng
rfllavla.’’
It la too lato to avail ourerirsa of
Ibis powwfol paralyaw, us law wa
■booId have am subsequent racket In
Cabs, but It laat too late to utilise It
aa a paralyser of the Plllptoos who now
warn to be requiring sprawl attention.
8oppose a lot of It wars skipped to
Admiral Downy nod lot bids shoot it
swoag thaw, that la If It eosld be m
wrained Dow exploding before It
crossed the Vastdc. It wouldn’t da
•troy towns as Um atorl protaetdes do.
bat It would everlastingly ant away
with the fallows Wlthio smdllagdfn
tneaa of where It leaded.
raretmvMs Oseertvr.' *1
A Flea Hill farwar la town Monday
Morale* tails ns that two bwrs a
Urge black one end a oab ar* ream lag
shoal fka Rid loanable, araattag
•snob exalte went, llpacinll; among
the pigs, which are irsated fa a peon
liar waaaer. Daring tba now tbn
large bear waa seen to tree* op behind
n hog. grab It by tba bnaw with Its
■ ynws and drive It off to lie dan la a
•not la aeraral mmm Um afga havn
hen known to rows with a knit
aataa ant of their beaks.
For Mia tjr J. H. XETOKDY A OOMYAYY.
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AIUMMTC UiVi C(U.
hltomM.
UUan laealvad la BaKUaan Ira*
■mm ban of tbaVtaarth Inman Raft*
anat an la Cab* Mnu Unt aia
•oldlera an net bavlag « vary plaaaaat
Una. *ad that famea* data naan a
aonatUUy^djthraot tk*a ana
•oil- Wo ara kapt ban'batUUayl
bdn aad hornier Una to aa8 to tba
Cabana. X wootd ilka to know aba*
‘■arrtaa* daty’ la. U1 thoaght wfaaa
Uto*1 ootaaodnad****- ^antk borB
batvwnlMatba
United HUtaa army weald never bava
“We have toaa ban aiaaa Uatobar
18,1888, ml I think It la aboat tlna
mmMM to wen at tag
Mod in to oar bo mm. The <mm|
report b to tb« cflretthat oe era going
to Manilla. 1 hope It to tore, tatUire
here to remain la tba arete any old
P»*«c to bettor then Unbe. I caw a
■Utomcat la the Sea rveeatly that tba
Meoda at tba odtere up that tore
•cold like to aae Iba area Imaane
Bagtewu remain la tba aorete toalr
fall tare yeare. ft la wall enough tot
the ofloare to held toalr porfttea far
two yrara, lor they oaa alt book aad
look at tba poor private mark. Only
Wmt ttatarday rV/blok right private
ware detailed in gu out aad eat weed
to Irnra lima aad titan Wad to do their
twaoty-Xoar boura' gaard duty, after
catling wood aotll 8 o'clock la too
oMralng ; and. to cap Iba etlmax, tbay
put a poor private la tba gaard bourn,
oo hard-Uek and water, for refaaiog
*0*te wood. la that 'garrUoa' duty T
Well. I doo’t think,
“1 think It to a aba ate to brtag man
down hare to tola Ulead end make
them work Ilka doga. There lint a day
that paaaaa that wa are not oo aoma
kiod of a detail, aad we hew moat
alwayagot eo ‘Amarleea eoollor’ orer
our abouidera. Baaldaa alt tola wo
bare to drill ooe hour every morning
red belt no hour a vary evening before
retreat.
“Wa collated In good faith aad were
perfvelty willing to give up ear llree
for ear country, wo did oot eellm,
though, to ha woodHBhoppore aad lime
burner* Cor Cabana. U to neither juat
■or right to hold oa bare nod make on
dp each work aftec mom baa beaa da
Glared. I mo booked oo a detail to go
°<»t and oat gram to feed the mote
M Uncle Ham la too poor to buy feed
for them, therefore I will hare to atop
writing for tola time. I think t bare
dooa remarkably welt to bare tat time
to write tola meab.”
Cot 4. ■. Httarea Hlo«mf«aliMa>
One for Hindi,
The Month to aupratoeiy bleat lo noar
if won oloanat that toada to a
iiiotMOfal BRfi profitable agrlealtare.
It ean trow »■■—efafly aliaeet every
orop that to prodoead la tha olvilliofi
world. The fecundity at tha aedt ta
THaajMoaritaa aod reward. tha earn
fat taO of tha boahaadmo, aad ha
nape a torpor reward la proportioe to
labor thee ha eoald'do te any other
oonntry kaowa to etvUtoaUea. It to
aat to be doabtad that tha taodeoey ad
Son there errtc.lture et prwwnt to to
werdsa partial ar total ■‘-iruliianat
at oM aothoda aad a aabaUtattoa
tharator of a ayataai that wW brlag
about a rad tool revolatlon a moot the
gsr-SixiSAstsit
aaaipttoa aad cl nog tool attaatton la
the prodaeta fee tttatoa exportation.
Tbloaeafiad obaaga « Ira tooting
character ugoalto egrtowUet* Tbia
tkadeocy la aliaady weB marked la Ito
locrwteed production at kraadtoaffi, ta
Ik* braadtag aff/demaUo aoUoatotoe
S^lZIZttXZSSSS:
koto aad ebon an to the datanataatlaa
of the wbeet ptaaten to tatogalo ooV
tao to tha nor aod gtaa am aredoo
iton^ of thoaacrope^ aaaiaaMyfcr the
indmeaiTtol
of other eaanaa of lapply.
Wo ban eared May debtor MOa
a battle eaea all tka time aad ekia
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