davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09
Brockensp0ket.

Brocken ar den h0gsta punkten af
Diet herliga Horz gebirge, och man bar
derifran vid klart vader en- af de of6r-
likneligaste utsigter verlden. Man
ofverskadar en- omkrets af aderton
mil, hvarpa 0fver sex millioner men.
niskor hafva sin varelse, och kan ur-
skilja attionio stader och k6pingar
SAINT ofver sexhundra byar. Afven
for dem, som finna ett sarskildt behag
uti att Sc "naturen uppror'', Dor den-
ma markliga bergspets synnerligen fall
la smaken; ty den, som sett cit ova-
der fran Brocken- larer ej glomma det
81 latt. Men hvad som dock mahanda
forskaffar Brocken de fiesta besoken,
az det markvardiga fenomen, som kali
las Brockensl 6ket. Manga kostliga
historier derom aro annu svang, och
folket trakten kallar stallet helst
S'Blockberg'', emedan denna benam.
ming friskar upp deras mime med en-
hop hiskliga sagor och slagdangor, deri
en- viss m6rksens potentant naturligt-
Wis spelar den f6rnamsta rollen, och
annu under fora a:hundradet trodde
landtmannen fullt och fast. att Broc.
kensp0ket var en- ond ande. som stallde
till allehanda spektakel. Visserligen
har val den nuvarande tiden till och
med bortsopat tro1 pa spoken, men an
nu dag kanner sig till och med den
bildade mannen fattad af en- ofrivillig
rysning, mar plotsligt det jattelika
Brockenspoket dyker upp framf6r no.
nom och antingen star stilla eller som
en- gackande spegelbild skrider genom
dimman.
Brockenspoket ar en- sallsam fore
teelse och f0rekommer oftast vid So
lens upp. och nedgang. Da namligen
solen under sin. bana star jemnh6gt
med Brocken och tocken bilda sig i
dalarna midtemot och stiga at holden
vid berget, men den tockenfria sidan
af Brocken star mellan dimmorna och
solen, So kastar den sistnamda skuggor.
ma af berget och ALA derpa befintliga
foremal pa denna ttjckenvagg, hyarest
de bilda jattelika fgurer, som an for.
minskas, an f6rstoras, ALT efter som
t6cknet aflagsnar sig eller tramkom.
mer, eller luckor uppsta deri, da det
upprullas. Ar dimman torr, ser man,
blott sig SELF och det anda med en-
rengbagfargad helgongloria omkring
sig. Denna "dimbild' anses for ett
det intressantaste fenomen, isynner.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09

het under stark kold och mar den i
t6cknet inneslutna fuktigheten ar
starkt frusen, da ifran spokgestaltens
hufvud utgar tire gula, klart lysande
och skarpt tecknande fammor, tvenne
till h0ger och venster horisontelt fran
ogonen och en- lodratt staende pa pan.
nan.
Men den, som sett ALA dessa, en-
stor och herrlig naturs under och har
hjerta br0stet, star sakerligen stun
y6rdnad infor det allsmagtiga, ODE.
gripliga vasen, ON hvars narhet man
man pa hojderna langt mer paminnes
an harnere, hvarest menniskan herr
skar med sina rastlosa lidelser och
strafvanden.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09

den skada missmodet eller modl6she-
ten sedermera astadkommo. vi ia
icke lana pengar pa elevatorn, kapi.
talisterna tillata oss icke fl skuld,
men de bruka gerna So att den enskil.
to har skuld, bara de ha god sakerhet
och fa ranta; darf6re ON icke annat
ar, lana och satt in medlen delta
nyttiga f0retag. Med EFT ord, akten
sasom eder ognasten.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09
Fragor och svar.
DETROIT, Mimi, Il. % Sept. 1879.
Red. of Afinn. Stats Iidning.

DETROIT, Mlnn., Il. ~ Sept. .loiS.
Red. af Minn. Stats Iidning.
Kan jag fl den aran att genom er
varderika tidning erhalla upplysning
ON f6ljande: Ar en- bushel hvete ward
lika mycket Duluth som Minnea-
polls. Eller med andra ord huru myc.
ket kostar en- bushel hvetei frakt
fran Duluth till Milwaukee eller chi.
cago? Vanligen A. R. 7
For tydlighetens skull villa vi be-
;syara den sista fragan f0rst.
Duluth, Milwaukee och Chicago arc
ALA utskeppningshamnar vii de stora
sjoarne, pa ungefar lika afstand fran
hafvet, eller med andra ord fran Ii
5yerpool, och frakten ar ungefar lika
fran dem ALA. Priset pa hyete j Du..
slath az yanligen 5 a s cent h6gre an i
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09
Billiga tidningar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TRIBU-
MEN erhallas bada for S3.25
EFT ar, ds pronunciation g6res
direkt antingen & delta eller
Svenska Tribunens kontOr i
Chicago, Illinois.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09
Granite Falls d. % Sept.

Granite Falls d. 28 Sept.
Red. at Mimi. Stats 7idning.
Var god och upplys ON hvilken af
staderna Malm0 och Norrk6ping har
den st0rsta folkmangden.
Il. E-n.
Malm0 hade, enlig uppgift fran Sta.
tistiska Cetralbyran, vid 1873 ars slut
35, 1928 och Norrkoping 27,4l0 inva-
mare. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09

Visra agenteE
Frank 4. Carlson, Red wing, Goodhue Go.
); 81 sBRg4sFE Begsilason, vasa, {
d. r. Monson, White Rock, g
PA. Peterson, Cannon Falls Il g
a.: Hly9gist st: Peter, Nicollet g
John Webster, Norseland, g "a e s8s335ys5s
+ Parsriase 4 SalseeaE1si, EIa,,isde Clay
Lars Hunter. Stark 2. O., Chisago I.
yohn gohn =. : Peterson eslsna @ Centre City :.
L. F. Lagerwall, .Taylors Falls, 1888
Gonldbsrg & Anderson, Cambridge, Isanti Co.
Nels sandel, Jordan, Scott County. h. s5s5
REa1sTRERNeEH af ett bref kostar endastS
10 cents, utom cts. postporto, och ar hYarjs I
postmastare skyldig att registera bref da &
So onskas. Rn s.Money order," 81 ofversti-
gande SI6, kostar 10 cents.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-09
Vara agenter :.

Vara agenter
I,anbere. ISL e. 7th Str, st. Paul.
& J. a. Lagerstr6m, East Union, Carver Co. E f
I. Tsts5 Ess.ias sds9ssn; s1snavist, / Carver. !" :.
: 9: az heyan%aeE, Y %a1n,. Grove City, Meeker Co.
Bengt Hanson, fitchfeld, g
Q. Hoglnnd, Dassel r
B. Thurstenson, Cokato, Wright I"
Philip O. johnson, Watertown
j. NJ. Jonasson, Scandia, Washington !"
A: G; solberg, Oscars Lake, Douglas
Ole Kron, Evansville,
PREsunBRAHTRR bora uppgya tydlig
adress, med mann pa post offce" (och
hummer pa ssbox" eller s'drawer," ON sadan
fnnes), SAINT county och stat. Vid ombyte
af ,vistelseort bora prenumeranter samtidigt
uppgfva bade den gamla och nya adressen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21
HOUSE,
TOwSONT0WN, ND.


This delightful Summer Resort, situated outside
Of the village, will open for the season on or about
the 18th of May. Its proximity to the city, its
elevated location, abundance of pure spring water
conveyed to the house by pipes, the shade of trees
and shrubbery around the house, with its fine Lawn
and Park IKE advantages of the York Road Rail-
way, the unsurpassed health and beauty of the
surrounding country with its pleasant drives, and
the absence of that pest of the human family, the
mosquito make it the most desirable resort in the
State.
The proprietor would respectfully call the at
tention Of those in search Of q Summer Resort to
the fact that the Smedley House, being built of
stone, in the most substantial manner, the danger
from FIRE incident to frame buildings, (of which
material nearly all the resorts in the vicinity of
of Baltimore are constructed is thereby to great
extent avoided
Telegraph Office in the house connected with all
the lines.
The amusements are varied, consisting of Gro
quet, Billiards, Swinging, &C., with Dancing and
Musical Soirees.
Good Stabling and Carriage Houses attached to
the premises.
A coach will be run in connection with trains on
the N. c. R. R., making the time from the house
to Baltimore in fifty-fye minutes.
BMacgilPs celebrated Chlorine Strontia Wa
ter free to the guests.
B-Terms from S. to $40 per week.
May loft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
Parole wins Again.

LoNpoN. April 23.-Parols Al Epaom
80 az. go, u.,,.,a,,.r
a' w wv ~ ~
stakes. In consequence OF the victory
Of Parole yesterday he to-day carried ten
pounds extra. JUS, previous to the rscs
...,,,a.v Fl, Kin, va. var, m,ch fan,
n~
eied' anu inc dislike 10 rAfoie Nas so
general that he declined to four to one
against him. but winning 90 handsomsly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
MR.. Q. A. BURGESS.
Sioux and Pavpss interpreter.
NOTICE TO
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

+ TIE Last RKauLAR MEETING OF
"A the society, held April IL. 1873. the follow
ing resolutions were passed unanimously:
wHEsxAs, The Association Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers wss originally designed and
organized for the purpose OF perpetuattng Q
social brotherhood Of thoss VII braved the
Dangers aud hardships incident to the early set.
Element OF the white men upon the shores Of
the Pacific ocean; and whereas. most Of tho<e
forming the original organization are. By reason
OF eonhsgrations, unstable stoek mukst and
uniore<eca financial mishaps and hindrsnees,
rvndered impecnnious and unable TO meet even
living contingencies: therefore BE- %
Received. By the Association Of Pscinc Coast
Pioneers. ThA, ell arreanees for monthly dues
prior 10 April I, 1879. be and are hereby remit
due arc hereby fully rsinstated to the full par.
ticipation In q privileges Of original mem
hers Of the Association Known - the Pacific
Coast Pioneers.
Rs-lred, That reinststed members OF this
Association shall pledge theu.elyes 70 hence
forth uss their best endeavon for the good Of
the society. and that they will not fii 70 70 n
ply with The rsquirsments Of the Consultation
and Bylaws OF this Association.
Rsslrsd, That this preamble and resolutions
BE- published In The daily journals Of Storey and
Ormsby counties. and hat other journals
friendly 70 the organization throughout the
stste are hereby respectfully requested TO ~
print the sams. -
Al he NEXT regular meeting. THURSDAY.
Anil "a. ism, q full attendance 10 requested. ~
the matter Of holding the Annual Picnic will
be brought befors the Society, Tor the purpose
Of nlins the lime Of holding the SANE and the
10 stssd T. .. sToRKR, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
OUT.

A few days ago, among the kilograms
from Washington VA . paragraph to
the effect that the last Of the nvs-tventy
bonds bad been called In Tor redemption.
II will b remembered that these bonds
we're issued in 1862. In response to an
appeal made to the patriotism Of the
people TO furnish the Government with
the requisite money to assist in carrying
on the terrible vaf OF the rebellion. then
fully inauguratsd. The rebellion had
progressed to altogether too formidable
and extensive proportions TO b easily
ovsrthrown BY . three months cam
paign. and the financial sinsws Of war
we're In moro ssriously urgent demand
than ever. for It Was even brought into
question whether the Government would
succeed In c~onqusring the rebels or not.
The loans from banks. ssuss Of Treas
ury notes and similar hnsncisring make
shifts heretofore adopted we're no longer
oopsidsrsd adequate. and . new loan
wss authorized. rsdesmabis after Ave
ysars and payable in twenty. with inter.
est at the rate Of siI per cent. per an.
mum In gold. These bonds were issued
In denominations Of from atty dollars
upward. placing them within the reach
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
o To WIN IN STOCKS.

II has been said that there 10 mors
nerve displayed or involved In selling
o holding stocks than In buying; that
anybody may know when TO buy. but
few know when to sell. This 10 owing
TO the disposition Of not only the ANA
tsur but the average stock buyer TO try
and realize all possible from his invest
msnt. People generally buy to win.
never TO lose. yet the chances for losing
are at least a. good - for winning.
Sharon's famous rule in stocks 10 "a
miliar enough to everybody; buy
'sm whom they're Low and sell 'sm
whom they're high" but n quite
essential point is to know when they
are Glow" A very sagacious. well
posted mining man In Gold Hill
bought Stern Nevada al % 30 per share
and not long aitsrward complimsnted
his wi laundering sasacity In selling
IL 81 SIS per share. yet he bad the
Notifying surprise Of seeing Il 60 TO
nearly $500 per share. The other
day he bought in again at $50 per share.
and hopes he has got II Glow Per-
haps he has. and the chances are that
ns1t time hs will hold IL for $500 per
share. Experiences has shown that
whom stocks are down and nobody wants
them at any price, then 10
the very time to buy. When stocks
are on the rise, and everybody Is pre-
dieting wonderfully high figures, then 10
the time 10 sell. Buy ct the lowest is-
urss In . season Of blue depression. pay
for IL. and then wait patiently; 1t will
come your way sooasr or later. aUs In
case Of an extensive rise. like that Of the
Sierra Nevada. II 10 q simple process to
hold on. watch the market carefully.
and. with the int downward turn. sell
out. In the language Of . worldly sport
ing friend. watch for the tumble and
then tumble to the racket"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24


ST. P~rrKnssrno, April 23.-Lisutsn-
ant Dubrovin has been arrested near
Noveorod suspected as one Of the chief
members Of the Revolutionary Commit.
tee. The assassination Of another spy
Who betrayed the whereabouts Of the
secret printing Office at Toprova Is re-
ported. The Char. who. until lately.
drove out unattended. now has his car
rage surrounded by Cossacks. A high
court Of criminal justice. under the pres.
idsney OF Grand Duke Constantine.
brother Of the Car. has been appointed
for the irial Of Solovieff. who attempted
the assassination OF the Czar. The Mod
crate Liberal party in Poland have
adopted Q more conciliatory policy
toward the Gar. An influential dsputa-
ton 10 about to proceed to 81. Peters
burg to congratulate him on his escape.
The Official Gd,stts publishes rsgula.
tons, according to which civilians may
be handed over to courts-martial for trial
without preliminary Investigation. APP.
peals against Judgment must be lodged
within twenty.tour hours after the latter
are rendered. The Governor Generals
direction in regard TO the acceptance Of
appeals 10 absolute. General Gourko.
on entering upon his duties ~harrangued
the police. He said be was determined
TO trace the evil to its roots.
LONDON. April %. - The German
newspapers have . report that the Tar
tars Of 0rsk. fearing forcible baptism,
have burned the town and murdered the
officials.
Two thousand persons have been ar
rested at 81. Petersburg in the last few
days. Persons suspected Of completely
In the murder OF Governor krapotkine
and the attempt on General Disutslin
have been arrested in Warsaw and
Plsvsk. respectively. The wsll.known
novelist, Turgusnisff. has been expelled
from Russia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
Mixed Amenities.



The Reno Gd,ete man awaits with
anxiety the clearing up Of the mystery
that surrounds the American who Is said
to command the Zulu army. He has an
idea that the general Is his long.lost
brother. The full uniform OF . Zulu
general. We would remind the Gd,sts.
presents no obstacles to the discovery
Of any strawberry marks he may have
about him.
A German has invented . walking.
stick for tourists. which is furnished
with q knife. q compass. q microscope.
. thermometer. q botanist's spatula and
other articles. all neatly fitted into IL;
but Il will never become popular in this
sountry. until ROOT has been made for
. whisky bottle and . copy OF the new
Constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
No R..p.o,sr Of Person,
Pueblo Press.

Iueyne fTe".
This Il what the law aims at In IN
ficting penalties. but how very. very Tar
Il comes short Of its aim. A certain
class OF offences IL fned i've dollars, no
matter who the offender may 30. To
the poor nottingham that mean. Two or
three DAYS wages. and much depriva-
ton for himself and family for weeks,
whilst TO the rich man 1t ean An
almost infinitesimal part OF his income
and NO deprivation at all. To The bum.
mer II means . few days free board and
lodging In some prison. In the latter
case Il IL q boon; while in the previous
case. n a false name has been given, 1t
il little or no punishment; but In the
int case, IL IL q substantial and sorsly
felt punishmsut, beside the consequent
injury to character.
Take again the p~unishmsnt OF impris'
onmsnt. In the case Of the working
man, imprisonment means not only bis
own disgrace and most irksome restraint,
but the destitution OF his family, per.
haps driving his children to tsggary.
crime or prostitution. The punishment
in this case 10 awfully severe. To the
wealthy man, Who has moved In good
society, and held places Of honor and
trust, imprisonment Is also atremendous
punishment, because OF it, disgrace; and
although Il does not involve the dssttu'
ton Of his family. It will probably mai
their prospects for life. On the other
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
Bard OF

LONDON, April 2s.-Ths Shakespeare
Memorial Thsatsr at Stratiord-on-Avou
vas formally opened to the 3i5th an.
niversary OF the birth OF the poet with
the performance OF "Much Ado About
Nothing A brilliant audience was
present. The town IL decorated with
fiags and crowded with visitors notwith-
standing the ~unfayorable weather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

TEE greatest activity prevails in carry.
ing out the preliminary measures for the
construction Of the submarine tunnel
between Calais and Dover. No less than
1911 soundinss have been taken. which
have brought up 3.2o7 specimens Of
different geological formations. The
tunnel. which 10 10 b 22x miles long.
will b dug through . stratum Of gray
chalk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Tnr San Francisco Stock R<por says :
"Ths defeat OF the new Constitution 10
assured. The only problem to b con-
adhered il the majority against the
document. We anticipate that the anti
Constitution majority in this city will
range from 1000 10 10000"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Eureka Senibei. April ~: The
authorities Of the Prospect Mountain
Tunnel we're notified yesterday that IN
les the miners employed by them were
averaging - per day they would be
obliged to quit work. We have not
learned What reply was made 10 the
Unions Communication.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Thomas Lawrence. Trustee. 60. co....ie..
And In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day
Of March. 1873. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stoef ~ may bs necessary. will
be cold at public auction. q the ofics Of the
Company. Room II. tis Califonia street..
Ban Francisco. California. On SATURDAY. the
tsnth day OF Nay. 1879. q the honr Of
qusnt assessment thereon, together with costa
Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
W. II. ALLEN, SECRETARY.
ofice-Room II. <iy California street, Ban
Francisco. California. la
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
That Tlre.Damp Accident,

LONDON. April 23.-The number Of
persons killed by the firedamp eIpio-
sion In the coal pit near Meni. Belgium,
April ~. 10 ascsrtained to be III. Only
forty-ssven oorpses have so far been
recovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
NEW TO-DAY.

T1NIoN FLAG GOLD AND sILvER
MfsINa oONpANY.-Locaton Of prin-
eipsl place Of business. san Francisco. Gall.
fo.uis.
Location Of worhs. Gold HUI. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lo~wing-descrlbed stock. on account OF assess-
ment no. ~ levied on the 18th day OF March.
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. % fol.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
AsRAHAMs BRos. 4 co.,
white House Clothing Emporium,
10 SOUTH G STREET. VIRGINIA.
TO DEBTORS OF PLAT L RICH.

NorIoR.-ALL PARTIs INDEBTED TO
IN the lats frm Of PLAT 1 RICH arc hsrtby
notified that the accounts Of that nrm having
10 pay their bills Immediately TO
ABRAHAMS BROTHERS 4 co.
Al the Whit Houss. No. 10 South q street. yie
Rfnia, Nevada. who alone are authorized 10
receive the same and rcsipt therefor.
hlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Arizona Enterprise: A ten stamp mill
has been shipped from San Francisco TO
DO erected at or near the Silver Queen
mine. Arnold lode. In Cedar Valley.
Mohavs county. The mine has been
opened to q limited extent. but shows
remarkably we'll 20 far a. the work has
gone. Cedar Valley is q Of the most
promising districts In the Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Al candidates for once Of the coming town
election viii please bear In mind that announce
ments and all other election PRINTING mus DC
paid for IN adraacs. This has alwsys zen :.
80 Sl,sh,d ruls Nth ne, and cannot be depart
Cd nom 10 favor aayceiy. All eon'es,A1ts shall
havs an sousl show a. lar e. we are concerned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped from
Eureka yesterday morning eight bars Of
bulliop, valued q S5,2li IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
". Il. oIAnKl. ,. NTH.
w. II. CLARKE & CO.,
q BROKERS,
No. 81 SOUTH o STREET.
VIRGINIA oITY. A..
San r,nsisoo correspondent, 8. .. WAKE
FIELD 4 co tned.m
NOTICE.

VIRGINIA AND TRucKxx RAILROAD
-.On and sfsr APRIL FrHsT, ISM, no ordsS
gwen By employees Of this company asAinst
thar wages OF salaries viii b. rscsivsd OF paid
q ibis once. ~ order Of General eupsrin-
'' ssss oaAs. AIAuazros. Psy,as.ss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Tuscarora TINES. Rsriep. April %: The
Grand Prize Company shipped last night
seven bars Of bullion, valued ct $l3,'
964 on. Al the same time the indie.
psndsucs Company shipped three bars,
valued at IS, 81 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24
KrA.xsr-s r.uE sESrI.rsrs.

Al q arstclass blatant dsmasogus.
working more with his mouth than with
his hands. Dennis Kearnsy 10 the GO
k~nowledsed chief. The San Francisco
Exchange serves him up IA follows:
When Dennis Kearney first abandoned
his drsy for the platform Of the sand lot .
merchant In whose employ he had been for
years said: "Kearney. what are you doing
this forf You have . good living In your
draying business; Why do you want 70 20
OF In this way fori You certainly haven't
the education and talent TO become . leader
Of tho people. What moves your Kear-
new, with cool self-Assurance. replied:
"Yss, I've got . pretty fair living and I
understand the dray business pretty well.
Perhaps I don't know this new business In
which I am going. and perhaps i do.
Time will tall. and l guess We can both
AFFORD to wait. What moves me, I'll tell
you. There's money In the new business.
| Did you ever sec 90 many ofnces and 20
many people that want 70 feed at the cribf
That's my cue. I'll get control Of these
w~orkingmen. BY all the powersi I'll turn
'em around my little finger. and from the
Republican party I will draw strength.
and the Democrats will simply amalga-
mats all into my party. Won't I b .
power. them Talk Of your primary cleo
iiousi Why. Dennis Kearnsy's word will
be Law. acknowledge l I'm selnsh. l
mean business. pure and simple. Why
should men Who want Offices put up pri.
mariesl They cost money. Why pay A.
sessments for campAignsi I'll have every
thing come 10 ME-. Everybody who wants
an once shAll apply 70 Dennis Kesrney.
and I will fx the price. and my price will
insure an election. liant this better than
drayingf' And Denis x. has been follow
ing up this line Of policy ever since. II
remains TO bs seen when the next election
CONES On where he will be % . dictator OF
how the workingmen shall vote.
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Foa his poem. The Defence Of Luck.
now" and its prelude. addressed 10 the
memory Of the Princess Alice, making
altogether i27 lines. Mr.. Alfred Tsnny-
son, Poet Laureate. received e300.
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