Th history of the world shows that
sas, j.u.jjj.i.A, xi,4i mono. The history oi me worm auowa tuat - Commissioners It. A. Soainhourlchise mei
Carolina, fusion, 148,334; Nebraska, every law enacted which tended to in- bi
97,815; Georgia, 96,888; Minnesota, crease bimetallism has bn follow
87 on. a 1 a Vm tvi a coos'?. cnaA hr a DMiod OI ETeaw prosperity, ana
UI IVUJ.1 makaSlAjaa WoJiVV W1W4AUVI I af ST a, k a a - -
66,712; Virginia, 81,239; Cali fornia, ZZ
51,304; while Ohio cast 53.675, and V- Z-rhrlM-
Michigan and other doubtful btates grty aerradation and panio among
cast enough Populists votes to deter-1 our neople. The history of the Bo-
mme an election. I man law which reduced the amount
This means that the balance of I of money was followed by poverty,
power in Kansas,-Nebraska, Minne- misery, degradation and ao
sota, Colorado and California, doubt- tnrougnoui tua ur.u uiiw.ua
f ul States generally, is held this year I dar 8e9-
by the Populists, and that fusion I There is no doubt that at some time
will make these States eolid fcrl?n ine ucaru-. ::,Z' " :U
Deeds, (left open ) : fcr Surveyor, Jas. recent nii -"
W. Burchett; for Coroner, (left open); I to protect propertj J 4f?!ct
COIK lurll. mm -
house forgotten, immense
land are bestowed spoa rail-
and filled in the vacancies. roads, out lJZ""zT
Tbe people are hopeful and are wH craoU are evicted. Trad union a
. i T.i. .i.- - r ... o.i. an an fmDrisoned for having co-
Executive Committee io arranginf tempt for. tWEZ
inOOPpVIIO a mmm mj 'J .w -
and federal troops.
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SPAND1AR0S MEET WITH LOSS. dM hltZt bero of tbe play.
