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Store, Esxt Side Square.
The Tariff in the Northwest.
For twenty-five years Illinois has
Some of the Delusions ot the Great Pa- ! keen a republican state, and the
gan Orator. ; party majorities so large as to be
: regarded as almost hopeless to over-
Robert Ingersoll, the great dis-1 COme' 11 is true that for several
seminator of sweetness and light in j years Past the democrats have been
addressing the republican conven-1 cuttmS mto tLat majority, but no
tioa said amid great applause: one Las seriou thought there was
-The labor that raises raw materi-; a POty of reversing it. Me
al is iimoble labor." ! pas over the talk of some enthusi-
That means that the farmer, who ! astiC Jets at the St. Louis
all over this land is at work in the I convtntion indicating such a possi
fields planting com, wheat and cot !billt because allowance must be
ton is steeped in ignorance, and thus made for the oceasiou that elidtt'a
falls W.osv the protecting care of the l4but whcn sober-minded persons
, -r, .1 i. t: i i ; writing from Springfield, the state
government. I hen the great lulidel 1
O o : ...... "4.-1 Y? .i TIT 1 1
, iiipiLui, amrm iu!ii Illinois nas ut-
A REMARKABLE SCENE. ' Editor Ihtua Talks.
r
i A Philadelphia friend of Charles
Uncle and Youthful Nephew Go to I A. Dana, the editor of the New York
Prison for Life.
t Sun, went over to New York the
FRANZ BERNHARDT'S
J ft
added:
"But th
is fashioned
intelligence.
This is i '
lican doctri
farmers, t i
igut rant
mm-t ha-
chanics, e-.
poor far: in
. , ,.- i ! come a doubtful state, there is reason
im!:i"!it the raw material j
faoric that requires ,
j the two parties is at work. That
t t, , k ; change is set down to the tariff.
v not" :f tue repub-!
( i- T(ui i Illinois, like her sister states of the
of protection. Ine;
taint, liiev all looked forward to
of raw materials, are ground to
Sole agent fortne Iiockford and Aurora watcher, in UolJ, Silver ami Filled Cases, very ciiaji.
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ALL KINDS OF ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
! ( I S 111
i uiiintert'-iting. We
i-istead intelligent me
a it to obtain them the
s, the ignorant producer
the
earth with taxes.
Mr. Ingersoll is the leader of phi
lanthropists, the members of which
have so little confidence in God and
so much in themselves, that thev
propose to overthrow all the works
of Providence, and set up new prin
ciples and brings about a new con
dition of society.
In most countries agriculture is
highly esteemed. The American
armer has redeemed a continent
from waste and barbarism and made
it serve the uses of civilization. It
has not been the work of ignorance,
but of intelligence, industry and
patriotism.
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The Staunch Old Democratic
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THE
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American farmer, whose manners.
perhaps, lack polish, whose hands
are hardened by toil, whose back is
bent bv the burdens of taxation
the Ameiican farmer will compare,
man fur man, bv any genuine test of
intelligence, with the men who trans
form wheat into bread, wool into
blankets, or cotton into cloth. There
is as much genuine manhood, there
is more sturdy independence on the
farm and more genuine patriotism
than Mr. Ingersoll, with all methods,
eucouragement and protection, can
develop in the mines, mills and fac
tories of the New England and Mid
dle states.
The assumption of superiority for
the men who work in mills was not a
mere mistake of words; it is the phi
losophy of protection. Ingersoll
and McKiuley alike have contempt
for the masses: thev snell the word
1 op Chimne. j without the m, and then impose on
Adealerttiaysay them all the burden of maintaining
as a "superior class" the men who
work in mills and factories.
A few years ago the republican
party insisted that every man who
lived south of Mason and Dixon's
line was a rebel, and entitled to
none of the rights and privileges of
American citizenship; now they de
clare the farmer to be steeped in ig
norance and fit only to pay taxes to
the trusts and syndicates which are
laboring to develop an intelligent
class of mechanics as though they
were exotics.
Let the farmer think on these
things. The republicans declare for
an increase in the tariff; the demo
crats Insist on a reduction. The
reason for increasing the tariff is to
check competition; the purpose is to
tax the "ignorant"' farmer in order to
encourage the "intelligent' Bohemi
an imported to work in the coal
the reaffirmation at the Chicago con
vention of the tariff' plank in the
republican platform of 1S8-4. That
plank acknowledged the necessity
for tariff reform. When, therefore,
the recent Chicago convention ig
nored it altogether, declared llat
footed for the tariff as it is. and in
sisted on a reduction of the revenue
by abolishing the internal revenue
taxes, which would have included free
whisky, there was bitter disappoint
ment at the northwest, which wanted
cheaper iron, cheaper lumber and
salt, and a reduction of duties on
the necessities of life and on what
ever adds to the comfort of thehouse
hold. The Chicago Tribune has for
months past advocated these reforms,
and the Tribune is a power at the
northwest. Other republican papers
in Iowa, Michigan, Kansas and Wis
consin have supported the Tribune
in these demands, while some of the
ablest articles on the subject have
emanated from professors in the
universities of those states. All of
them uphold the principle of the
Mills bill, although in the matter of
free wool Michigan, which is a great
Jackson.Ky., July 9. The Breath
itt county circuit court has just
witnessed a remarkable scene. Some
time ago, Lauville Combs, aged 11,
killed his sister with a skillet, then
attempted to cremate the remains in
the fireplace. Failing to accomplish
his object, the boy dragged the
charred body to a small creek near
by and threw it in. The shallow
water did not hidt the ghastly ob
ject, and it was again moved, this
time to be buried in the sand. The
crime occurred during the absence
of the mother, who was a widow.
The murder was quickly discovered,
the boy was arrested and his case
came on at the present term of
court. On the very day that court
couveued James Combs, an uncle of
Lanville'p. quarreled with a brother
over the division of a lot of tobacco.
In the fight that followed James
Killed his brother and was speedily
locked up. At the same hour the
uncle and nephew answered to the
charge of murder in ihe same court,
tach pleading gulty and begging
mercv-. Each was given a life sen
tence, the boy because of his Vvuth,
the uncle because there was alack of
premeditation in his crime. Hand
cuffed together, both were started
across the mountains for their life
immurement in the penitentiary at
Frankfort, which
place
tht
v.ni
probably reach Wednesday.
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wool growing state, objects. It does
not follow that the majorities in
these republican states will be en
tirely overcome, but it is indicated
that they may be greatly reduced,
and that in one or more of them the
democrats, for the first time in
twenty-five years, have a lighting
chance. Baltimore Sun.
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Two Hundred Farms Involved.
Topeka, Kas., July G. Suit was
begun to-day in the supreme court
to eject about 200 settlers in Allen
county who have occupied their farms
for the past twelve or fifteen years.
The suit is brought by the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroad and by
speculators who have recently bought
the lands from the railroad company.
The controversy relates to about
30.000 acres of land. It is claimed
by the railroad company that the
land was granted it by congress in
1862. It is asserted by the settlers
that the description does not cover
the lands in controversy.
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breath can make them, as a breath has made
it a bold peasantry, their country's prid.
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By a recent order of the postoffice
department anything in the nature
of an offensive communication upon
a postal card or any matter which
reflects injuriously upon the person
addressed, or upon his character it
conduct, or is intended to injure
his feelings or reputation, or to
bring him into discredit, or threaten
him, will be excluded. Anything,
also in the nature of a threatening
or offensive dun, apparent upon an
envelop, outside cover or postal card
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or convevmr tne suggestion mat,
such a dun is inclosed will be exclud
ed as unbailable. This is not only
an excellent but a much needed de
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Murdered Her Niece.
Terre Haute, Iud., July 10. A
sensational murder at TVcumseh,
eight miles from this city, in this
county, has greatly exciiod the citi
zens. It consisted in the killing of
Miss Hattio De JJaun. aged IS, by
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Junfcins, yestor
i n .1 t . 1 ...
-tiay evening, me guM uvmg iwo
hours later. The De Baun ami
Juukins families have not been
friendly for several years, and lately
Mrs. Junkins' several times ordered
her niece olV the premises. Yester
day evening Miss De Daun went to
the Junkins orchard, with two other
girls, to gc t some apples. Mrs. Jun
kins ordered them away, and, during
1 quarrej. -urs. Junians li year oui
boy ran out with a musket, which
Mrs. Juukins tired at the girl. When
the shot was fired Mrs. Junkins was
so close to her victim that her clothes
caught fire and she came near burn
ing up. Mrs. Junkins gave herself
up to-day and was locked up liei f-.
She is 33 years old.
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Louisville, Ky., July 10. Elias
Franklin, the farmer who shot James
Brent yesterday because of Brent's
alleged criminal intimacy with Mrs.
Franklin, last night shot himself.
After killing Brent he fled and was
pursued by the sheriff with a posse.
He stopped at the residence of Dr.
Cole, who allowed him to sleep in
the barn. The sheriff coming up
was told Eranklin was in the barn.
Knowing he was ai med the sheriff
posted his men to wait for day.
Franklin hearing the noise and sup
posing it was a mob after him blew
his brains out.
other day and had a talk with Mr.
Dana about the democratic ticket
and the prospect of Mr. Cleveland's
re-election. Mr. Dana said that
Cleveland's election is almost a fore
gone conclusion, and that the Sun
would support him during the cam
paign. "There was no other course,"
said Mr. Dana, -for the democrats
to take than that which led to Pres
ident Cleveland's nomination. The
struggle this year was a life-aud-death
struggle for the republican
party, and after Cleveland's election
any good, sound democrat can bo
easily elected.''
Of Judge Thurman's nomination
Mr. Dana said: "Thurman is tho
strongest name on the ticket. Ilia
nomination insures the votes of s
thousands of democrats who for 30
years or more have hoped to have
him for their leader."
I Of the support given by the New
York Times and Harper's "Weekly
Mr. Dana is characteristically bitter
and suspicious. In speaking of these
two journals he said: "ihe support
of these t wo papers will help tha
I arty if the democrats are led into
the trap being set for them. Every
body knows, or ought to know,
about George Jones and how much
sincerity there is in his democracy.
He is a Judas, and would lull tho
democrats into believing that they
have a clean walk over m hopes to
keep them as far as possible from
exerting themselves. If they should
be defeated it would be easy enough
for him to walk back into the repub-,
lican fold and be welcomed. And as
for Curtis he hates the democrats
with all his soul, but clings to Cleve.-.
1 1 :.. i...lf t a. 1 1 . r
I liuiu 111 :i iiaii-ueiu leu sui i 01 way
j only because he is ab! to keep .1 lot .
of mugwumps in office to the exclu
sion of good democrats, and Cleve
land would be better oil' without his
support, such as it, is, at the cost of
it to him."
When asked pluuiply about tho
Sun's democracy Mr. Dana said:
"The Sun will suppport democratic
principles and it will urge upon dem
ocrats to work faithfully for Mr.
Cleveland, cautioning at tin- wiine
time against being mif-acd by mug
wumps and republicans iu -disguise,
against betting and paying any at
tention to the reported bets of oth
ers that Cleveland will win for such
things only serve to decieve them. '
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For sale bv Walls & Holt, the druggists.
The Atlanta Constitution (Dem.)
urges the farmers to pay close atten
tion to politic It says before the
war it would do very well for south -
iTi-H. MANGE, and SCRATCHES, ern farmers to leave the politicians
ot every kind on human or animals cur- i to attend to such matters, but now
ed m
o minutes ov uuLruJ 3
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it is different. Iney must ta;e an
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own interests.
Stolen Securities "ecoveml
Provedenee R. I. July 7. "When
Teller Pitcher of the Union bank
left for Canada with securities value
ed at $500,000, it was thought they
were still in this country, but as soon
as Pitcher's alias was learned tho
principal foreign bankers were cabled
to look for valuables addressed to
j. A. Koberts. .Notmug was learn-
ed until yesterdav, when a dispatch
from Brown, Shipley & Co. of Lon
don was received that a package to
that address had been received by
mail. After other correspondence
the package was opened and the con
tents fully identified as the property
of the Union bank, and will be re
turned at once. This puts the bank
practically upon its feet again, it IS
claiinea, ana 11s oniy iotm wui ue tuo
expense of prosecution and the re
covery of the documents. Pitcher is
left without anything to negotiate
on, and the counsel of the bank say
he can be extradited on the ground of
forgery after the Canadian authori
ties get through with him.
At Welshton, Fla., recently, while,
a freight train was backing up at
the depot, little Hattie Wilson,
daughter of the post master at
tempted to cross the track, and
when betweent the rails was knock
ed down and was supposed for ft
moment to have been crushed to
fragments. Mr. Runnels, who hap
pened to be near, took in the situa
tion and called to the child, "lie
still," which she did. Five cars had
already passed over the child, and
the spectators stood with stilled
heai-ts. At that juncture a man
named Wyman was seen jumping
from the train; he reached between
trucks of the rapidly rolling cars,
grasped the child, and at the immi
nent peril of his own life, saved her
life.