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NO. 109. "
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"TILE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY", MAY 7, 18f2.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
H. I -,
A --A. v Ji. X i- . j&k
Is n hutulrod cants, and you have arijjht to expect that vnlne for i-.
fikti nioiioy, unci wo runJixo that to do it we must give value veceiyod.
So low have wo marked down the prices. With quick sales we can afford small profits.
i.s jnod .'is represented. We extend a cordial invitation
Ti call and examine these
Wl! ai3
offorinr.
the;
ADIES', GENT'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY
Our Variety is Complete nnd Our Stock the Largest.
e ban
ON Alvlv GOODS IN
r.w.i.iJpJMM.wl.., j . -f -it-hj,.,..,, fr-f
PLEASANT-
J
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has the advantage of street
cars and city water.
Remember it is within ton minutes walk of the
Postoffice or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
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One-half block otith
wm.
Hsrnii
SUCCESSORS
WELLER BRO
-nEAD QUARTERS
oo3is:25Ess:3
STAPLE m G1W1S,
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
H. GLASSFORD.
CARPENTER, BUILDER AND CABINET MAKER,
BAI7KS, STORES AND OFFIOES FIYTD UP IN
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc.
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Rtnrof G0 Commercial Stroet, Sulem, On'goii.
NAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
Barr d Petal, piumbers and Tinners'
j
211 & 210 Commercial St., Fulum. Gauleii ir).o and Lawa Bpriulclcri).
- miplete linn of HtoveH and Tinware. Tin roofing and plumbing
speoialty. Estimates for Tlunlii and Plumbing KurnisIiMl.
PAPER
HANGERS.
All uru iiivltfd to call at 14.1 Cuiirl street and look at
nxMerii In Wall 1'i.pir and na' prici 8
E. V. HNOW, IVwinitor, with E.
ri.igo
PAINTING IN ALL
Papri IlaiiKim,', IvalsniuInliiK, Wall Tlntluif, ote.
Natnrj.1 SVmmI Kinlili. Onlj Fuvt-oe Work.
tujouitn)i- tlio pIkiv, 1-J8 Cuiirl Htrmu
Salem Truck 4 Dray
?eni Iron woiku. Drays anei n"" mny ) HthiikI thno.-: .V-.Ihv
the onrnr of tHin unrl ii'?i.nr,ii! ptrtHit
frj Tifi -f r.. ,
jr5j-53
f'rtwJ -
Sasti and 1 .oor Kacxory
Front Stre!, Satem, Orsgoi.
The best olass of Arrk in r . ht -t j i . ,, ,, u,
with the lowest. Uuy wo u.t rn.itu.ui used
ONE
T
poods, even if they do not wish
McF. PATTON,
racket store
See the Following
save
i
Yo
THIS LINE. INSPECT OUR
61 Commercial Street.
-VSWW..'0aCW.ttUJ I til" 1 1 UN . . II ' i 1 1 II in WW m "II
of Bush's bank, up stairs.
Z.
FOR RED STAH-
ezzzinrz
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ja I a a B n
aJUi isfiL.j
TO
HEAD QUARTERS.
all the lute
lor mna-on the ivall.
E.ftNOW, H.u, blgn
and Oar-
Ilri HRANCIIES,
Viuiiisltiuc ai!'1
K. K fclNOW.
Co.
DHVSANJ '1HI'("K
lay radv Ur o"dri.
m11 nii'1 tfttllvor vixl.
nay, .i i Jus-iuw. o;
n. rituj B.. vivlu Hki-
A-"5"
LiJitj,
V .
DOLLAR
To give you moro,
Wo might tell ou
JLWAT
1
to buy, for we can convince
98 State Street
List of
Bargains in
nty.IJfcIn3eWMWWW..V'-,rfc'thL taU4r-W
"- .tB9
GET THE J.&M.
to 30 Per Cent
GOODS AND 13E
..R OSBURN.
In Three Sizes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
ran
--...ii-, - ifi
GRAY BROTHERS
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., rfALEM, OREGON.
CTsaicrgagjBin5aijavaM(V-gg;tiiayn3rj8J3Bija
fll.
E
ullOICti
Ed. C.
Wholesale junl Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt ami
Smoked bleats m ail SiiiuJs,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
Oo Court and 110 State Streets.
B. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. G. PER KIDS, General Superintendent
SALEM IRON WORKS,
SALBM, --.----- OREGON,
iMuiiufnetiirea ETEA.M KNGINKS, Mill OutntR, Water Wheel OoveiuorK, Fruit
UryliijiOutrltH, Traction KukIiibs Cresting, etc. Kuim machinery male and repilreil.
Ol-hoiiiI aycnU ami niHinilaetureis of the celebrated Wahltitrom l'utcut .Mldilllnys
fanner uuu arois. Jnrm iniicuiDry maue
C. N. CHIRCHILL.
CnURCniLL & BILRROTJGIIS,
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
100 Chcmeketa Stieet.
J. M, Needham,
IIOUriE PAINTING, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
Lflnvn orrtcro .1 . Ir7ln'n, rear of Wraith a
Htelnur'n drug HUire.
TSII'JtOVKI) OKI KU OK 11M) ilLN.
J Knmlukun Irilie o. K, Halcin Hold
ccmnoll every Tuiirnday eonlrn;, al7.X
Wigwam lu htato JUhtiruiKM Imll,
K. 0. 1IAKKK. i'rophet.
FRANK T. ATKIU",i-,lilcrof UeoordH.
NEW DAILY MAIL STAGE
tint ween Aurora, ISutlcville,
I!iaini)i)C,r, St. 1'aul and
Fairfield.
Invoi Aurora dnlly at 1QJX) n m At
mwut Fulrfluid.'i ji. in, Ktrtuiiiliig IuV
I'mrSoId at 4 p. in. Arrives nl chiupiee
Sp, in l-v CIioiiiieh: u u. ra, ArrtTtA
rti Auroru. via llultenll. Ml 8 ft. w ( oo
DelA wit ranrnlngH. J'. Oo. tmlo (tolnt
urtli undMHiib. rami, iMlgpHc itvii
frulKbt onrrtal at rfgalwr rutM.
teniae beaflu iluoday. Mureli 17 1-W,
iiUOfoM-'tCK,) ..r.
WILLIAMS k ENGLAN';
BANKING CO.
aPITAL STOCK, gHSHteriM.Cflf'
TnutMu-l a gnaral UinkiVK uuliw
In all IU braul.
KKajllJJAJJH Pftofcfeu
w n. fyut,A5fy..-. vm rMkiJwn
11 UOir J4uKAKlCm CbMr
1 I'lttHOTOK -v Ml
I !..( ft. J. a. i:.i.tam-
llUtm.
1m. -tltMt
J A. ISMtfT.
1 atnlc In new Lacbanve bt'Kk oo Con-
cnercl! tiet.
&U-U
no logitiitif' business can
our Photograph Albums are
Wo guarantee ovory Album
you of the grout bargains
CONVINCED.
3f a,CfflXnKlgH33W,gyCTI
LAWNMOW
Tr
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una repiureu.
T.S. BURROUGHS.
Those Afflicted
With the lmlilt o! uMne to exciivi,
LIQUOH, OPIUM OH TOBACCO
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT TIIK
KEELBY INSTITUTE
Kurwt drove, Or,
conCdnlul
Call write, Htrlctl
Excctilrlx Notice oi' Final Sol
tlumciit. MOriOKtahTBbyKlMtii toull wlom i
i UMi vowtHru, iiu,i thu undumlKinxl
4riXt!U.llXOrUl0llUtlllf OillVlM5.'tl,d.-
er wd.bHVti lllail Uiulrlluui uvoountnlMtiu
tMlnthCiiuatyLouitortniiaeuror
fur Marion eouuiy utid lint duturdHt'rJ'jii
l.imu, Htini(l;(i'oUiok i. in. ot Mid du,
tu the County uoun room In thu count
('ourtinouk tu Mid Murtun oountj, hiu
li llxmt by Uv Couit an thn tldiu and
nliMMMirtbtihMrlngor thoMiue, and ot
jwU.'Ma ltt(tu.
lMld thta 4iwll , im.
ARW MUkAIIKTU MCAI..
Jteaite m.nkai
taui
twKxioutrtx of wild itauttf.
DUGAN BROS'
Plumliing and Ileatiug Co.,
VVMlajMtlc aol roU.ll denlcm In
SM AXD PLUMBING GOODS,
US Coraujrclal Hr t. TlphonrJNo,
CD
Cross
I'OHTlBAli MKMT1XG8.
Announofments of I'lnco and Date of
l.eiiiililie'an Speaking.
Tlio candidate nntiis Mnrlon oountyHi
publlctiu ticket will discuss the ik-IIIIo.1
IxsueoorUieilny Rt the time mill ulnuis
named below, t nnrtiiUte of onpiNll o
HtlOHl parties nro Invited to uttcud uml
participate lu the dlscuminn.
-Mi.lewm, 1 luirsd.iy, May I9lh, 1 p in.
.Mnrioii.rnuuy, " AJlh.lpin
-1 A fl !
a)th.7p m.
Tumor, i&Uiirdny, "
Aumsvltlo, " "
Btayton, '
NUgnrc, Monday, "
Mill City, '
Mrunroii, Tupsdny, "
Hublimlty.WedUKadny,"
Whlieuker, " "
Kilvtrton Ihnivdny, "
Alt, Alltel, ' "
Woodmen, l'ritlajr, "
HulitMrd, "
Auiom, " '
Hnwm, cntun'ny,
2ist, 10 a in.
2IM,Up. in.
21st, 7 "
d, 1 "
Std, 7 "
aith l
SCth, 1 "
2Mb, 7 "
2301,1 "
Stllh.b
27tli, Ida til
VTtli, '. p. in.
27111,8 '
iMtli, 10 n in.
JMIli, 2p, in,
Slat, 10a. in.
fllm. 'A tt. tn.
St. lluil, TuoKlay,
ClMicpneir, "
VJCl YHI.
Howell, Ihursduv, " 2d, 1 "
l.lUrty'oboolhous,Hrl ," Sd,2 "
Knleiu, Hnfuriny, " 4th, 8 "
Die epwikhur f,t Hulein will bunttliffOpenv
IlmisB nl 8 o'ulnck in tho evculiu;.
ily order of the County ItepnliUonn Com
mitter. 1. U 1'ATTKlWOls ,
J. It Mc(Ott-.lCK. C'litihmfUl.
Heoretnry. rtw
Tl?
UM
iv in
iU
F()K SlJl'ltKMK .Tudee:
F. A. MOOIUS, of Columbia. Co.
Fok Attoknky Oi:m:uat,:
L. II. WEHbTEn, of .IhcUsou.
Conouissman, Futbr DisTKicr:
UINGEli HERMANN.
CoNcntKbSMAN, biico.ND Disruici':
W. It. ELLIri.
Fon l'jiKbinKN'i iai, Elkciehs:
J. h OAl'LEK. ol P.utlatid.
II. . MILLER, of Grants l'asa.
G. M. IRWIN, of Union.
D. Jil. DUNNE, of Portland.
DISTRICT HEPCBLICAN TICKET.
JudokopTiiihd Disthict:
GEO it. HUUNEiH', of Marion.
PitosEcin i NO A'rroiti ky ov Tji i
Disinter.
JAME.S McCAIN, of Yamblll.
MKSIlllUt (IF hTATB li(IAHI) OK
I'qi'aij.ation Titnm Uisrnici'.
SAMUEL GIBSON, of Pol U
MARION CObN'IV HlTl'llLEtN 1ICKKT.
Rkphkskntativks:
TILMON FORD, Salem,
T. T. OEER. M.icleav.
S. B. OJtMhBY. Kuljint.
JOHN G. WRIGHT, S.dom,
SAMUEL LA YMAN.Woodlium.
SiiKKirr;
JOHN KNIGHT, S.tlem.
Ciibmy Ci.kuk:
I). C. SHEIOIAN, Balcm.
Coumv Junai::
W. C. HUBBARD, FalUIoId.
COUNIY COMMISSUINKU:
J. F. ANDERSON, Howoll.
Stiri:niNi'KNni:NT of Schoels:
.1. S. GRAHAM, Woodburn.
County TitnAsmtru:
It. GRANT BROWN, Aumsll!e.
Counts ItKCenunit:
JOHN H. MoNAltY, Saloni.
County Absr.ssen:
D. 1). COFFEY. Mill City.
CODKTY Hl!HVKYOU'--
B. B. HKHR1CK, Macleny.
County Cokoni:i:
J.S. STOTT, Gervals.
Fon Pkkcinot OFnciaia:
For Justico of lVn(.o of Salem Pre
(inctB; JAS. BATCHKLOR, For
Constable THOS. WELCH.
J. P. Blai.o, a real oatate dealer
in Des Moines, Iowa, narrowly
cHpaprd ono of tlio severest attttcka
of pneumonia while hi the not thorn
ivtrt of tbat statu during the recout
blizzard, says tlio Saturday Roviow.
Mr. Blaizo had occusion to dnvo
several miles during the storm and
wan ho thoioughly chilled that ho
was unable to get warm. Insldo of
an hour ho was threatened with a
sovero case of pneumonia or lung
fever. Mr. Blnlzo pent to the neat
estdniK fetoro an got a bottle of
Chamberlaln'a Cough Remedy, of
whloh he had often heard, and took
a number of laro doses. He pay.i
the eilect was wonderful and that In
a fcliort time lie wtw breathing quite
eaHliy. Ho kept ou taking the
medicine and the next day was able
to come to Vvb MoIiicb. Mr. Blale
logaiils lilwcuro fi.s simply woudei
ful. 60 rent hottk'B aold by Gen. E
Good, druggist.
IluiI:l(!ii'H A nil en giilve.
The 15ost Suite In the wnrld lor tjutr,
llruibiMi.Moi'ib, L'U.oi.yalt Khoiini, Kovur
Soioh, Tetter, Chapped IIuiiiIk, C'hilhltilliH
orn and all Slim RrnptlouH, and post.
tlvoly cure I'llM,m no pay irqulrt'd. It
I tfiiaifintacd to is've ,i(jrrct wittmiictlon
or money relundtd, j'l, a, cent nui
box. Kormleby Imn'l J Kry.'.-MCimM
STATU TltKANIJllKK'S SKCOM) N0TICK.
ritalo of Orogoi'. Troanury Do
partment.
8Aj,iur, April 18, 1802.
Notice I hereby given that there
aro fundi on hand fciidlclunt to pay
all outHtandlng state warrauta on
dorsed "presented, and not paid fur
want of funds" prior to, and Includ
ing. January 8, 18!, and that all
such warrants will no paid on pre
sentation ut this ofllfo. InloRHtfon
those warranUi will not be uliuwed
after the date of (lilt) notice.
PnJii.MKTfeflJlAN,
Mk-2w fetaw TrtaHtncr.
PILE
CURB
Ann mute mpldv 1'rvuinieai, ooihWi
li)Kri r .X'xlt I'M, olnif, eut In eiule,
awo a liux h' d phi ;a mMIti'ch lorux.
ternal. Inuirnul. blind or bi'tiiif lu hln
chronic, imoi or b tod tury rile, uuri
many olbrr dliwM and .nal ww.V
niwa; li llwiy yi ti i- . nt to the
gancvl b .1th Die lira dl.ovrry ot
indd'Aul ear rm.lrrl.. an ov(tlnii villi
tbo hull. u i. (. ry btiraallar. ThU
rmd ha i.w b.m kaowu to fail, f 1
Pr b",)i'r Uf, MUt by iim.II. Why (litter
iroiD luikK-rnn'S oiWH nriaii tl W
vrlltea
KlIMfHnMmUaiVt-u vvllbOboMw. In ufund
tlrt! money II untested Awd'.u.inii for five
k-tinpU.
(Juan nt.i ImiimI ur
'KJIIAKP,
a'.l (Irtitf-
UUAJ4KK Oo,, HtMll(tMuLd ltt'.l (IrUK
gut, Mlt uitetil, rortUtnd, or.
bfijMlw
E. K. HALT.
4
Paper Hangerand Dscorator.
o0toK in.Cal wtiiluiiootryUrs,
Haltnl, Oref n.
GEN, WEAVER IN TOR
Tlio Oiico Candidate for
dent is Here.
I'resi-
IIIS Fl'EECH AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
Presents the Arguments of tlio
People's Party to a Largo
Audience.
Geuoral Jamed B. Weaver of
Iowa, who commanded the union
forces at Fort Rosacea and held the
fouftileruttw at bay when they
outnumbered him three to one, ar
rived at Salem on tho 11:15 train.
IIo was met by n delegation and es
corted to tho Hotel Willamette
where a cordial reception was ten
dered him. At ono p. in. ho ad
dressed a largo audience at Reed's
Opera house.
l'OINTS OF WhAVKIt'S SPKECH
It Is with pleasure that I meet you
today. This is my first visit to Ore
gon and my first speech lu your
state. I remember when a boy,
many of my old neighbors turned
their facts westward, destined for
Oregon, nnd they are hero today. I
have longed to visit your state and
t xehango ideas. Wo are all citizens
of one jti eat government; our inter
ests are identical. Using a Knights
of Labor expression, "an Injury to
ono is nu iujury to all." I have been
talking to the people for a long time
and for the past two years I liaye
nvcrnped ono speech a day. I have
addieshcd tho citizens of North C'ai
ollna, Miioourl, Texas, Kaunas, Nt
biaaka, Georgia, Ohio and other
states and I nm piepared to Bay thai
we aro today lu tho midst of a tre
mendous political revolution. It is
an upheaval that will oxcol all
pluvious ellbrts. It Is not warllko
but peaceful. It Is mightier because
It ailects more people; widespread
becauRo it permeates all tho states
nnd counties. Tlio moneyed sharks
are cilticisiug tho labor movement
and say that wo should not meet
and consult our gilevnnu.es. They
tell us to keep out of politics, build
belter sheds for our cattle and stay
at homo and leave It to them.
I will tell you tho cause of this
upheaval. You are farmers and
raise a eurplus to feed tho world.
What kind of a market have you?
A compotltlvo ono. It has bten
truthfully said that uo man lives
unto himself." We ralso a surplus
of wheat something like 100,000,000
bushels, but not If wo had all tho
bread wo wauted to eat. Our wheat
comes In competition with tho India
wheat, which Is raised by slayes,
who get 8J cents per day. These
poonle live ou crooked wheat and
rice, aro clad poorly and Bleep on
tho iloor. This wheat comes iu
competition with high pi iced labor.
You sell everything In competition
with all products of tho world. But
It is uot all In Belling. When it
comes to buying we do not find a
low and competitive market, but a
pioled and high market. You buv
your reapers aud twlno from trusts.
You tako your wheat to milk,,
where you recelvo prices that are
fixed by tiusts. When you buy
gummed goods, you pay tho oil
cloth trust a royalty; oil, tiio btand
ard Oil Co.; sugar, tho sugar trust.
Everything you iiho on your table
and In your house which you do not
produce you buy of trusta. The
cradle Is made of lumber controlled
by trusts. And to It goes from
youth to old age, and w hen the old
man passes away ho Is laid away In
a colli n purchased of trusts. And
still tho gentlemen have the, cheek
to tell us to go home and work
iiarder nnd not talk about these
things. We must cut out ordestroy
tho corporations. God never created
a coiporatlon. Governments aio
founded for tho benefit of men, not
corporal Ions. Thoy aro artlllclal bo
Ings and furnish another instance
where the strong absorb tho weak.
I have the most supreme contempt
for a man who will nupport his
party ut tlio sacrifice of his family,
We linvo almost double tho amount
of people to nupport than at tho
close of tho war. It tnl.ea more
money, more clothes and mote food
to run uh now. In 1805 there were
Hixtten hunched million dollars in
circulation; today there Is 2.5 per
cent. loss. The money has not Into
tho wrong pocket. If a shark tells
jou that we have got plenty of
money, abk him who has got It; and
If hu can olio anyone who has moro
than he wants, build for mo. I am
like the old German; I wish all wore
rlult uh It would bo belter for the
poor man. The money should nut
be lioaidcd up lu bank vaults, but
placed In circulation. We want a
hiitHcu-ut circulation for the demand.
That'n what we tiet-d,
The thieo grand dlvlsions.nre mon
ey, transportation nnd telegraphy.
How are they handled? Congress
has let out tuoMy to the bankers,
who jwwe as middlemen. Talk
about 6UbtreiiMur; Hare la uot a
man who wears hair that can ex.
plain awaj the ntteiiBWi that sur
round the preront syntein, Tho
framora can givejudt as good secur
ity on loans as the bankers, How
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
much bettor oft you would be If you
could borrow direct You would
not havo to pay high rale of Inter,
est which Is sucking tho last drop of
live blood from your veins. Loan
it according to population of Btates.
The school fund plan Is a good one.
It Is jnstns easy to loau $100,000 as
fcl,000. If It Is safe In ono Instance
It is in another.
Transportation Is controlled not
by congress but by railroad kings.
Who owns the telegraph? Jay
Gould. Tho farmer and labor move
ment Is for n larger circulation. Tho
key to the time locks of your vaults,
containing their millions of wealth,
is remonetlzation of silver. Place
tho white metal on an equal footing
with gold and prosperous times will
follow. Lot gold aud silver walk
hand in hand together as in days
gone by. If wo cannot produce
enough silver to make the circula
tion equal to the demand, Issue
treasury notes. A larger circulation
wo must have. Congress don't want
silver remouotlzed but tho people do.
Our congressmen aro controlled
by tho gold bugs; that's what's
the matter. They danco to the
music of Wall Street. Scarco money
thoy want. Wo want to look more
to domestic affairs aud less to
foreign. Place gold and sllveron an
quit! footing as our fathers did.
Oim 8A1UKDAY N1G11T.
Who shall sing tho song of tho
people?
Who has tho boundless enthus
iasm; Who tho high aspiration;
Who tho thorough preparation to
assert tho rights of thepeoplo?
What is tho divino right of tho
masses?
To be free, to develop eaoh one to
the utmost limit
Of tho boundless possibilities
within him.
On all sides tho priesthood and
cunning craftsmen of greed
Tell them of their limitatiens:
"You wero bom to bo poor 1
"You to bo Iguorant I
"You to bo Immoral I
"You to Ho In a prison 1
"You to hang on tho gallows I"
Tlio elect are ulways prating
How tho certain fow aro to possess
tho earth,
And enjoy all Its advantage:
"Tho elect shall hold tho land and
tho wealth;
"Tho elect shall sit In tho colleges;
"Tho elect aro Roclety's favorites;
"Tlio few shall inherit eternal
bliss;
"Tho many onduro torment for
ever." Who shall sing tho rights of tho
people,
Crush this eternal Ho forever,
Aud say to tho down-trodden
millions
Arlso and bo equals of men, of
gods, Immortal I
Tho right to bo free, tho right to
bo strong,
Belongs uot to the fow but to all.
Hays tlio primal curse of tho ani
mal within us:
"Limit thy brother,
"Keep him under.
"Bo more moral than ho is,
"Lift thyself up,
"Gain tho advantage,
"Trample all around thee,
"Servo only thysolf."
Bo each ono serves himself
And uo ono serves tho people.
Ho tho peoplo aro "governed,"
jVot "self-govornmeut by tho peo
ple." Millionaires steal the scuatcs,
Liars aud cheats assemblo iu
con cress
To still further servo
tho pam-
nercil fow
And send ut the
peonle.
demnnds of the
While tlio highest of all legislators
Came to serve others, not to bo
served,
Came to minister to others,
Not to bo ministered unto,
The modern self-seeker,
Tho hunter for place,
The howler for honors,
Comes only to servo himself.
To filch from the public purse,
To wallow in tho trough of p
dor,
And servo his own hoggish
piun-
iu-
Hiiueis,
Who shall sing tho song of the
peoplo ?
The rescuelng song of tho helpless
millions ?
Who Htiull arise with tho might
of a giant
And vanquish the hydra of self
ishness ?
Where ulmll he gather tho
strength
To gird his loins for the struggle ?
Let the singer but look deep
Down iu the hearts of the mussea;
There will ho catch tho inspir
ation To pour out an eplo of freedom
Huoli as never tho world has heard
Hlnco the first human punted for
freedom.
Then, before the new song of tho
masses
Ignorance shall cease to enthrall,
deuradu
And Helfluhni-M shall cease to be
the schoolmaster,
Teaching man to prey on tho vitals
and life-blood of his brother,
And when man shall lie free to bo
ills best,
Who shall sing the song of tho
People v
nujiciBiuiuii iu uppresa,
J'enr to paralyze,
Oppreaslon to brutalize.
Poverty to urlud and
Latest U. S. Gov't Food RejOrt.
FOR CANADIAN!).
Something of How Tkey
Things in Canada.
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BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
Impeachment of the Postmaster
General of Canada.
Ottawa, May 7. The impeach
ment of Sir Adolpho Caron, postmaster-general
of Canada, for mal
feasance in office, on charges
preferred by Hon. J. D. Edgar,
member of parliament for West
Ontario, assumed a new and almost
unexpected shape. It is two weeks
slnco Edgar, from his place in the
house, charged that Blr Adolphe
Caron had as a minister of the crown
advocated tho subsidizing of certain
railway companies to the amount of
$1,000,000, ho himself being person
ally and largely interested in one of
the companies, and further that out
of tho subsidies, from men who were
Intrusted with ependlng publio
monoy, Sir Adolpho had received a
large sum which he had expended
in bribery, spending over $100,000 in
endeavoring to secure the election of
himself and twenty-two others.
Edgar, on thatoccasion, moved that
the house appoint a committee to
inqulro iuto the truth of the charges.
Sir John Thompson, minister of
justice, and a conservative member
of tho house opposed this proceeding
on the ground that thej charges
wero not sufficiently well defined.
Hon. David Mills, Slrltlchard Cart
wright and Hon. J. D. Edgar in
their speeches all accused Sir
Adolphe of taking public moneys to
debauch constituencies, .with con
spiracy, and with having made a re
turn of his election expenses in
Quebec amounting to about one
tenth of what was really spent. On
tho reopening of the debate yester
day Hon, Mackenzie Howell, minis
ter of the militia, eut a large portion
of tho ground from under the feet of
tho opposition by abandoning the
position occupied by tha government,
and shoving in an amendment to
Edgar's motion that a royal com
mission be appointed to take evi
dence on all the charges and to lay
it before the house when completed.
Tho debate was continued through
tho night. Sir Richard Cartwright
moved as an amendment to the
amendment that all tho words in
Hon. Mackenzie Howell's amend
ment bo struck out and words to this
eflect substituted: "That this house
refused to allow the investigation
into these charges to be removed
from its Jurisdiction and to be com
mitted to a body composed of one
or moro commissioners appointed by
Adolpho Caron aud his colleagues,
they to allow the charges to be
dropped and a new sot of charges
prepared by Sir Adolpho Caron and
his colleagues to bo tried, and that
this houeo views the matter an a
violation of Its privileges, as unpar
liamentary and unjust, and designed
to dofeat tho ends of Justice," After
an extended debate, a division re
jected ayes 03, nays 123, showing a
majority for the government of 02.
A SLICK THDir
Dots Away With a Barrel of
Money and a Monkey.
Paris, May 7. Sula Rublni and
IiIb wife, natives of Venezuola, now
traveling on the Continent, reported
to tho police last evening the loss of
almost 100,000 francs and a pet
monkoy. Mr. Bublul says that he
andMrH.Itubinf ieftPartson the club
train, intending to go to England.
Before leaving tho statioa they
missed the basket containing the
monkey, but dccldod to leave with
out It and to telegraph to the police
from London, En route to St, Den
nis, Mrs. Itiiblnl .missed her hand
satchel, in which she had her Jew
elry, a Jotter of credit and bank
of a total value of 80,000 francs.
Her husband alighted at Amlena
and, took, a train back to Paris, and
she, after proceeding to Calais, fol
lowed him .there. T.hey found no
trace, of tha thief or monkey at the
Paris station, On the preceding
Tuesday Mr. Ruhlid wm rebed of
a purso containing J8,O06 frauoa.
He thinks that the thief, bavts
learned that he carried witefa ready
mpnoy with him, hdowed ktm to
the Paris station and teok Hut
satchel and basket while they eat in
the waiting room. Mra, Rubini
thlntce that the mmkey is faUowlng
the thief. She says abe let "Jooko,"
as she calU kku, out of his laakot
for a little air, awl when ah put
him back did not faettti the cover
securely, Site hd teal aim to
attack anybody toeeltiaf UerWoo
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