davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
&uS Den @orN60te&t.

@n Der So. ctr. rannte Gonnerito9 Na5=
mitta9 nm 5 nbr Elm Yalld9ierSu9 Der SoIz
timores unb Sbto Sabn in Tol9e elmer
falf6 9e1tellten 8et6e. ge9en cine Gtetbe
leerer Sra6tma9en, wel6e Guf etnem SetteHz
9eleiie itonben uno bon 0eneu 6 5ertriimmert
Nnb pom @eletle 9el6leuoert murben. Ote
locomotive bcs 4aiia9ier6u9es. erbielt ein
Sod I'M Dampffeiiel, BON ben Yaila9ieren
murbe iebo6 9tien1ano perlest.
0oipterta9 Mor9en nm 1 ubr perit9te ein
i pi@an 56 5ro5os1S i in sinem Ba DssSs aa oo oD'
mercial Npe., bic @eleiie Der Sate Gbore=
8obn Su treuSen, ais Elm 99nell3u9 Oaberz
brouite u1b bas Subrperf lalnmt YferOelI
uno Snioiien 40 Sup melt 9egen ben 8abnbof
16leuoerte. gSunoerbarer &eiie erbielten
bic Hferoe uf1b SuiaiIen teinen erbe6li9eH
96aoen, bod ma oas Sug9p p%ollltGnoig
8ertriimmert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
Sta0t CllfaQo.
tsnferc EtetScs,octt beTmnen ge9cn=
1UGrtla fDIGey0c GfaatenS


wGrtta folaeaoc Gtaatens
Gerr Sernnnm 9reGi0ntiot,
&tGet.t 1ttO Correspondent, berctt
Die Gtaateta &c,ttttGD, ScnucKec,
SomiTaasas 2~9laoaHta u. Georgia.
1tnfcr Correspondents 1tno M8emt
ScFt SoDn ~ Sprin9, bcreif 0c=
9cnw0rttg 0cm feruen gSeIte'a una
SD1t fOL9euoe Sf0ateta ttmS Serris
fOracnt Colorado, Stetp WcTtfo,
@trt5ona. California, Ntnb, 9tcpaz
Sa. SOabo, Src0Ot, gSGibtn9tOnI
gSU tt istD 4tnO 0tontaua.
2Snfer I9cut 1tmo Correspondent
ST. Graft SerrnttGDOOeu betcilt
Set Staat StebraSfa. :
maicr 359cnt muo Correspondents,
Serc Srtco+ SDctt, bcfmGt 9c9enz
tn6rti8 oie Sta11en SutmotS mno
SSOtpa+
lamier 9t9cmt TITO Correspondent,
Seer s. YamIicg, bcretft ec0enz
tp6rtt9 ocn Gtaat SeTaS.
9attfer Igcut, Serr @uiTaU&1n9e,
beretit Sea Stnat syltnoiS+
Nnier 9t9cnt- 3crr g. WtitrN&er.
berctft Ocu Staat Californian.
1gaticr Jtetfeatoer Sscrr D. Sarftz
ttNGG befu0t acgenaDarttg ole
St1aten Mtsconftn IT. WttuueiOta.
mnfer Ngeast, 9err Stto Scn=
titI9DoScr, Dsrclit ocn Gt@1t Ne=
broSfo%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
g.. WI. ID.

Zen 8roaOwap b%erablpa3ieren 1T gang ans
9etebm, wenn man ii6 wobl fiiblt unO T.
X fiblte it9 pobler benin lie, ais iein
Sreun0 ibn fra9te, pie er ienen orgen 6uz
item 10 los9eworDen iei. pccSa, meiI 5uu9e,"
la9te t, nbas babe i'd G. M. D. gu 6an=
ten ]" Sein Sreuilo mo9te germ miiiett, mas
6. M. D. bebelttete. ST puBte, baB es ni6t
cine #@ute Oten9e Ooftorelt~ beiRen fonnte;
benin Tx bate es nit einem Oueenb
per9ebens pCobirt. SD Dab's' iaste er, 9ez
rooe ben 0to9el aut ben &opf t%reffenb, gu
n1etnlt DR.. Yierce'S Golden Medical Dis
coyery"' (9oloene meOi6inii3e @%ntOeduns),
ooer wie mein Sreuno j es INNER beiBt:
p@olbene Weoaiae OafIr." Sci QlpotbeferH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
@teSeraef6oHett.
Gin riioer Geieue bon cttem NcIistftett
IGWer bettppnoet.

gtn ser @de Der Obioltr. un6 Der WiEz
tuaufee @Oe., no i6On 10 man1er nu@t>
ll6e blutigeStrtit aIsgefo6ten tDuraRm per1
tDunoete Yoli3ilt glels Sloier AN5nta8
tur3 mad Wtitternadt einen ourd pll0e
&uSldreitungen pDblbefannten Surlben,
0laf 0anlen, alias SrnaiD nit gtamen, 10
l1Der OurA einen GeoolUerl0uB, DAB oerz
ielbe DabriOeinlt0 oa5 9eben etnbuBen
miro. Slaf 0anien ulo cine 9tn3abl att
Derer Derrufener @eieuen 9riffen 0egen
Wtitternaht an Der ertpG6nten StraBeneGe
Die 0ebriioer 8atriG ,SSo6n uuo Soc Stanz
ton Obne ieoe Seranlaiiuug an uno parfelI
SObH uno BatrtdStantDn gu SOOeu. Quf
Oas 6ilferufen Der Angegriffenen etIteH
Ulebrere YDli3iiten berbet, benen
es 9eIaug, Olaf 9anien uno
osllen Bruoer 9ans 81 oerbaften. Slaf
iebte it6 0ber 3ur QBebre uno DcrieBte Dem
BOli5iiten Sloier einen 10 befttgen S6lag
III baS 0eiidt, DaB er 3~uridtauinelte banIt
ergrtff ct Die Slu6t uro Lief in Der Gi6tung
auf ieine 8obnung, geo. 124 S~noianaltr.,
81, Derfol9t BON Boltatit Sloter, tpel9er
thm 3urtef, lteben 3u bleibeu, u1o dLs 6a1z
len Dieienl 8efebL ni9t sSolse ~Ieiitete, bret
SnIi1e auf i'm abfeuerte. @ines Der @ez
i6olfe traf Slaf 9aulen in Die liufe Sette
uno %Derpu1oete ibn 10 i6per, baB er be-
puBtlos Sulammeubrah. 6anien fano inn
@oultDbolpttdl Nufnahme, mo man letnen
3ultanb fir le6r beOenfli6 erfldrte.
9lof 9anicn lift GypreBfubrmann BON
8cruf uno oerielbe Vuri6e, tuel6er i'm boz
rtgen Sabre in Der Nurora SurnDaIe unfug
trteb IND NIT nlebreren @enDiien Die poltz
5iiten &eteS uno @altman nieOeri9tug uno
10 ld)per miBbanOelte, oaB 0eteS nod ieBt
Oil Den ToI9en Der barnals erbaItenen Serz
Ia4,,,t,ooI1 Il, Ia+AnV1 Lo+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
Sin GamtIiemHreit.

So6n 9arfin. ein 22idbriger frdftiqer
Surlbe, ldleuoerteO . tenitag2lbeno UNI baIb
10 ubr gelegentlt0 enter %allgemetnen 6as
mlltenprlgelel in Dem 9auie ieiner gltern,
@de Der Wrtgbtitr. uno ytetpberrD Nue.,
letle belabrte Wfutter nit iol6er @ewalt
gegen etnen Sfen, baB fe pen S6dbel
brad. Ser Srau 3artth bsbanoeluoe Qr,t
tpar geitern Nbeno noh ni9t tu1 Stunoe,
Elm urt9eil ilber Die Sragtpeite Ser Ser
leBung Der Trau 3u Geben. 2arfiu puroe
1T Der Station an Der II. StraBe eingez
1perrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
@aTer fiir's %aattenDeits.
Cine erfreuIt0e ysa9ttSt.

Sen bteIen Sreunoer Des vNltenbetnt"
miro es cine erfreulide Jfadrt6t letr1, oaB
;ekt audi fir einen rei9lihen gorratb BON
aelunpem 0al1er fir Die 9inltalt ge1or9t TT.
Uddoem man cine 8odle lang gebobrt
hattie, mar man ant Otontag alf cine Siete
BON $50 SUB gelangt, Don osllen Die obereI1
7O;vuB burA2ebm uno Iogenanntelt Black
TAM, bic unteren so SUB our6 Tellen
oinoen, in meldem man Damn in Der ges
naunten Tiefe AMI reid)ltde5 lSal1er traf.
SIS puroe DON Montag bis W1ittmo6WetttaG
I'M Elm u6r mittelit elmer San1ptputnpe
unaufD0rIih 9epulnpt, ohlle odB Ole Nal1erS
Sufubr auh uur i'm @erlngltell na1IleB.
Ser Strom ~lieferte in leoer Uttnute II
GuIonen, in elmer Stlr1Oe 720 uto IN "A
Stunben iber $1,000 @alonen Mailer.
Qebteres fdn9t berettS an, lebr thar gu
tDer0en, lit tpoblldmedeto uno eth tDentg
l0nefelbaltig, mas cs UNI 10 ltebr gelHnoz
beitSf0roerno mndlt. Die 0erren Sobt
Di6ler unoM. 6. 9eitng, tDel6e 1t6UtlttDO6
nadD Dem NltenDeInl btn~ausbegabe1, UNI Die
Srunnenarbett ent9e8en5unebtteH, lteBe1
li6 DON Dem Walier cineit &attee tod)en
uno f0nnen beltdtigen, oaB oerlelbe l1lht
ben geringtten S6pefeLe ooer anberen
8et9eldmad aufSutpetien bate. 9Str TOM
men iomit ben Sreunoen oes Nltenbetm 81
oieier neuen erfreult9en gta6ri6t bon
6ersen gratutiren uno tbnen 3u8lei6 mits
tDeilcn, baB 6r. 5eiins Ii. ben nd6iten
Sage1 na6 89tanta retlert miro, nm Die
5un1 Netrieb Des 8runnens beittmmte
Binbmaple. pel9e bereitS ftr unD ferttg
lit, a~b3ubolen. Nu6 lit Die So6mai6tne
l6on poutommen aufgeiteut tno ferttg; 10
baB aIlo ieOen NugenbIid geto9t nerben
fam.
SIT Ser QnltaIt iino ougenblidli6 bic
NnltretGer i'm oritten GtodrDerf bei6dfti9t,
um Den @dnoen ben britten Seltri3 81
geben.
GelbRmoro beSe9en. Oieient9en, wel9e
peri Gumelt, bur0 ben 0ebrdlc6 BON Or.
8uls 9uiten=S prup ibrem 6uiten Gtnbalt
,t finn Gr fnitpt mr. 25 SPutS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
Gia Gi9ca1u1ttteL 0e9eM &9GSfrauf=
hcifer.

vSromn's 9ron9toG Sro9es"
lillD leit lanse .olS Elm bewun6ernsmertbes
QeillnitteI 9egen 6niter, 0etlertett nnO ale
9alSleloen 9llnittg 6efanit.
v0urd Die 4IGg6en, Die ib tets in meiz
ner &aldle TRACE, bat lt6 meilt Terfebr NIT
Der 2Selt le9r ermeitert, Derln meit 0alSletz
ben (mo9e9eit bic .Sro6es' eiit @tgen=
mittel iilo) 9eitattete mir oft bios elm gStS=
perm. yt. Is, gSilltS.
Man l0affe nur vgrown'S 8ronz
dial Gro1es" ar1. Sour in S9a9teln
III bqben. NreiS % Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
&rieff1Men

~. e. SO. l. Orte, Die NEtmon6 Detz
Ben, 9iebt e5 in ben Ser. Staaten ntbt.
Alnlono 6eiBen Srte in 4apeer Co., Mid.,
uno NQe9anD So, Stem Oorf. Sin Gana
giebt IS in SnDiana, aber nt6t in gennl1ls
Danieu. 2. Wtan fann bie 8irgerpapiere
1ttht 5uglet6 erDalten, 1onoern DaS enoz
gIlti9e crit spst Sabre nab Dem erlten.
S. s.. Sic babeI 9te6t, man muB
flnf Sabre i'm 2anpe uno mtnbeitens atpet
Sabre i'm 8elt5 Der erften Papiere leln, uln
Surger mer0en su fonrten.
s.. 8. & 60. @cr ais &nabe o6ne
@Iter1 einman6ert, ntuB letn 8iirgerpapier
10 gut ertper6er, tpie ieDer anoere Gireez
tpa1Derte.
z. @t. Gin Singing ben. unter Fl
Sabren muB, INN gu beirat6en, Die 3uitimz
mung ieirles 8aters oo~erQSormunoes baben,
lonit bari ibnl Der Count 9lerf feline 2icen3
aus iteuen. DoS 6riitli1e Olterfet fGQt
ouf ben 25., oaS iiioti6e auf ben %. 2pril.
e. g. 3Dei @rao inter 9tuu 9teauz
NUT itno gIei6 273 0rao Tabrenbett ilber
gtIu. Die Ge6nung 1T iebr etnfa6. Ser
N0um 5lDtl6en bent gefrterpUntt un0 Dem
Steoepuntt lit betn1 TabrenbeitsI bermoz
meter III $50, beim Gsaumur'i6en Sberz
ntonteter MIR in 80 3beile get6etlt. 0arauS
tolst, oaR eut @rao Va6reHbett = 4!9 @rao
9teaumur, ODER etn 0rao Geaumur glei0
"a 0rao Saereubett lit. gtun betBt Der
@eftierpunft bel Sabrenbeit aber 81 iiber
9tua, uG6reno er BET 9teaumur 0 hetBt.
Otan mus oesDaIb, manbelt man Jteaumur
in Sabrenbeit Inn, 81 aooiren ODER ebenlo
nteL iuDtrabiren, mill man Tabren6eit in
9teaumur pernanbeIn. 3. =. 10 Tabrenz
belt ltnO 200 ST., neil II DentGer 81 As
lit, ulo baS nit 4I9 multipIisirt ergtebt 20.
ODer 100 st. - 80 TaDrenbeit, benn II
NAL 9!4 lit ~ un0 81 oa3u aooirt giebt SO.
Shpieriger tptrO Die 9tebnung BET ben
SaItegraoen fir Den, tDel6er ntAt nit
YIuS uno OlinuS gut um3uipringen tpciB,
20 @rao Geaumur &dlte itto M gIeth
130 Tabrcnbeit &d[te. Denn 20mat 9l4 lit
45; oa aber Der 0eirierpunft Sabrenbeit 81
iiber Jluu lit, io tpsrben Die 81 abge3ogen,
itatt 5u8e5ablt uuO es bteiben II II inter
yluu iibrt8. 5 @raO Sabrenbeit (lber 0tuD
finO Qlei6 120 9t. uf1ter ytuu, Denu IS ltl1o
4!9 NAL 32-5, D. b. mai II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
2Dt6tte fltr ole eSbmertteeDaber.

Sir 9ibnerfrertube unb Sol6e, Die es
nerOen nollsl!, lit Die gta1ri6t BON Snterz
elIe, 0aB ouf Der 9efononte Oes vNltens
beiln" ieBt etuc trefflt9e 9ibner5ud,t etngez
ribtet 1T, beitebenO aus Den beiten Go6in>
@btna buff Cochins) unD Plymouth
Rocks 0a balo bieSrilte5eit beranfommt,
10 bietct it0 bier 9lbnerfreuuoen Die
i0Onite @eIe8eubett, ii6 &ier tommen gu
laiien, I'M Oielelbeu bon ben eigenen 0Ibz
ner1 auSbriiten al ~laiien. Ole Gier tperz
ben gu $3.50 per Il StiiG g%eliefert ul1o
itder unO gut Derpadt per @rpreB perlauot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15

Dem &pn8ozS toate ernonnt. SIN 20pen
miro ELL fatbolIibeS Seminar 3ur 6erar>
btloung non prieiterH fir oaS Sonso9ebict
errt0tet Deroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15

Souienbe iit6 Don benz beriibmten 9oIpaz
tionzSel ge6eiIt porbeu, uuo &auienbe iito
bes QobeS beIielben pou. IS BELT raider
unO ii9erer, ols irsenO Elm anOereS Mittel,
Gufellz un0 @elentl0mer5en, &Opf., Sbrenz
ODER 2obnmeb n1O foitet bod nur 25 @ents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15

&au6ern unb S9nupfern iouten bic pom
Der 6irna Sail & @r fobriSirte1 Sorten
betoer @attun9eu Don Eabat ltets in @rinz
nerung bleibeI. Gteelitat unO @ei1mad in
Der s3ubereitung iittb anertannte @iseui9aiz
t ell ihrer Sabrifdte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15

Ste ~Gu9euteta teltcbtet Tito bes
Fa1srste4t seIGfG}e&tbtere Der Gomrn0
Setpp Sretptt9 Co. tito eSe0er=
uaatat S1t ettDfeDlew+ GefteAttu9em
Htf&et tasG&t Direct aN Die Srattersi
d1E Ieta0cH4 -uOp NIT ~ ".OI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
@rfolarelder GtmbruM.

Oouneritag Naht b~ran9en 0iebe in bic
Sfftce oes 8abnboFes Der &od Sslanoz
unb Der Safe Sborez @iienbabn Ill Der 20.
StraBe, ~iprengten bic G6ire bes @eIp>
l6rantes auf uno itablen oararS cine ettpa
$50 e~Nt0atenbe &allette. Xebtere purDe
SSreitag Wlorgen, ibres Sn6alts beraubt, auf
Sem @runo1tIG Aner WlobeIfabrtt all Der
Gde Der Nrnoloz uno Der %. StraBe aufz
9efunoen. sic Ginbreber wur0en bis ieBt
nod ni6t erntittelt.
DR.. Bierce's nFavorite Prescription"
(Qiebiinosueroronilu9) lit oas bette Gieoer.
berlteuungsmtttel fir entfrGftete 6rauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
AnnH lit

California tt DIR. aauaasl $ttdera A9p1rt fit SIm9ltnse amh
9tmHer. Sts smtbSlt +uensr Opt~nt, stnrpBts MnB anhrrs
~narkottrdrs statfe. Sic 1T rn 1mfdyaSttder GrTak fir 3are-
snrtr, Grrpftns 9austaea-spr@p nnH Cafnrdl. Etc IdJntedrs
gut. @a bGret fiji Fe nret6tS g"bre l@nssr @shratnB nmn 5atI-
Itnnrm astmttrru. Gntorta tGnte& Die 5riratsr. CGanrt6 t& nna
Observation-Disclosures fir 8tmnEr : Der samttEr Ers~HS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
California.

Gaforia heiIt KoliF, PurtIeibisfeit,
maeenfaure, Durafo1, 2tnffo6en,
perIeibt eeiunoen S4laf mo Rilft DER
Deroauun9,
Ohne f96oli9e meoi3i1irnn9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15

0elbfmoro be9ebeu. Dieient9en, wel8e
perldumeu, bur0 ben @ebrd13 BON Or.
guu's Suiten=S prup i6rem 5uiten gtnbalt
AL tbMn. @r toltet nur 20 @entS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
California.

nGaForia 1T fir Kinder 70 gut eeeie.
net, oaB t@ es fir etDas Dor5i9Ii9eres
ais ireeno cine mir bcfarnte 2lr3nei EN-.
pfehIe." q. j. ArdJrr, Md,
III 60. Orforo St, BroofIYn, Il. q
= Has7Fnao o. N
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15

~SN\INj~Sk3SOS
Die Eet6stdgsz @ommtiftot, meI6er STE
Brdnntmetn= 0tonopoI=gorlage 5ur 8orbez
ratbung l%berDieleH iuorben mar, bat beute
Die beioen eriten Yaragrapbeu Der 0orIage,
Del6e 0eren tpelentlidite @runDbeltiln>
rtilngen entbuIterl, abgelebnt uno oalnit lit
aud Die gauge Gorlage tbatlG6lid abgez
lebnt. Die NblehnutJ beS erlten Aaraz
9rapben ertOtgte nit 19 segen 6 ul1o DIE Oes
~5tDeiteH nit 20 gegen 5 Stimmen. Sie Be-
ratbung Der iibrtgen HaraQrap1eu tpiro am
Otenltdg fortgelebt peroen.
Bismart fDHnte Den 8er6an6Lungen
niht %beilDp6nen, oa CT tpieoer le9r an9tbeuz
mati5lnus Ieiost uuo man glaubt audi
nibt, oaB CT gu Der 8eratbung i'm 0fei6sz
tag erImetnen miro.
Die Berat6ung iber ben Stats oes RuIz
tusintntiters i'm preuBtl6en Qlb9eoronetenz
baule gebt 0blte StDrll1g bon Stattei1, pa
WtnOtborlt ~ertldrGe, CT tDer0e Die GoralS
lhidge Der Jtegteru1g ni6t betGmpfen, nm
0aollr6 Ietner Oantbarfelt fir Die @elebes>
portage iber Die tbeiItpeiie Nufbebung Der
Wiatgelebe NusOruG 5u Qeben. SIM 9tei6sz
tage GHberte neuIi9 Der Qbgeoronete Don
S6alsha, oaB Stpet 8erliner Strmen in
Der Shpeis ulO Srau.ret9 geprGgte G1a=
lerltiide in llmIauf iebtcn. @r ioute DeBz
bui6 gert6tlI6 Dernontmen peroen, berS
tpeigerte aber !3eugntB ab3uleqen. 8tnotz
bort brddlte narullfbtn ei1en 9Intrag Elm,
nab tpeldem fetn Mitglieo Des Jtei6stogeS
BON oen@ert6ten g%eSpungen tperoeu oirfe,
iiber Gle I'M Gei6sta9e gema6ten Qngaben
3eIgntB ab5ulegen. Staatsietretdr Don
S6ttder betGmpfte bieie 8orla9e. nel6e
idIteBli6 an Die @el6Gfts : @onmiiiioH
berlpteien iDuroe.
NioItte beaHtraste cine Nbanoer1u8 bes
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
L.oERArED BY A pEN,HoLDEE
FrIgbtfuI Death ora Child by Havins
One Run in Its Throat. e1g

New YORK. AprilS.-Therei Is mourn
ing In the home of Bernard Tuliy, on
the third floor ofthe tenement 1859 Mad
isOn street. Little Nellie, his pretty
slx-year-old daughter, lies dead there.
She was playing about in the narrow
hall, on Wednesday evening, shortly
after six o'clock, while Mrs. Tully was
busy In the kitchen. Nellie had picked
up penholder from the table where
her elder sister had been writing, and
held 1t between her teeth as she ran
through the hallway. Just how she
managed to trip and fall is not known,
but when her father ran out into the
hall he found the little girl lying help
less at the hea,i of the rickety stairway,
with blood flowing from her mouth.
She had fallen on her face and driven
the sharper end of the pen-holder into
her throat. She died In few moments.
The Coroner held an inquest this after
noon. He determined that death was
probably caused by perfoation of the
glbttis and consequent suffocatiOn. DIR.
Magee, the attending physician, was of
the opinion that either the pneumogas-
trio or the phrenic nerve had been PEN
etrated and that death had been
caused by paralysis of the heart and
lungs. He regards the case as extraor-
dinary. aq. u. 's.- -o
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
OPPOSED TO STRIKES.
Powderly Unbosoms Himse,tto a Re.
.--s ,,.'l , porter. i.E.,-,., I. h .-f

= t#.A
SCRANTON, Pa, April 10. O.--"I have said
at some Of our meetings" said Powde'
ly to a reporter Friday, that was IN
favor of supplying every lodge In our
order with powder and ball, gatling
guns and Winchester rifles; thai Is, if
we were to 60 on strikes. The com
munistic would, ,exclaim at once; An,
that is something like business; Pow
derly. is q regular fire-eater, after all!
Whenever you 60 on strike, IW0aid
say, the troops are called on TO sup
press you. How can you expect to
fight them with empty hands? I told
them that we must look at the matter
in the most serious light, and that 1--WE
expected to have victories we must pre-
pare ourselves for the struggle so that
we should be able to cope with the
forces brought against US. "Eut,' l re-
resumed, 4 do not believe strikes are
necessary or will prove beneficial in any
way, but If you must have them, pre-
pare yourselves for the wOrst?' ] have
never been lin favor of strikes. The
talk / have referred to about powder
and ball was delivered in 1850. ! thought
it was better to explain the case plain
ly. No general ever marshalled an
unarmed mob together for battle, and
yet, how often men have gone on q
strike without the slightest provision
for the future. Understand me, dc
not advocate strikes or violence in any
way, and I wish to show what little
Judgment or common sense the strike
has behind it." @'s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
A New sect;onaiism:

The New York STIR of recent date
contains discussion Of the political
probabilities OF the future, in which the
ground Is taken that thew sectional
lines will be drawn, and that the West
and Southwest will he arrayed against
the East.n This discussion IL oonclud-
ed with the following remarks on the
protective tariff as controlling factor
In the unfortunate event to which II
points: IT,. u. .rf aaH spls
The western PEOPLE are intensely In
.terested In the tariff question, and II
will be the part of wisdom ifthe East
recognizes the facts Of the situation,
The West regards the present high pro-
tective system as one built up for the
fostering of selfish eastern manufactur-
ers. 1t Is well for the East tn carefully
consider the power of the section Of the
country which honestly believes that
it has been burdened with taxes that 60
to the enriching Of these manufacture
ers. Every year Of failure to reform the
tariff law hardens the feeling OF the
West against the iron masters Of Penn
syivania, and the protected interests Of
New York and New England. There
are, 1t is true, other questions than the
question of the tariffon which the two
sections entirely differ; and there are
still other questions upon whichmost
of the western members of Congress
vote one way, and the eastern members
the other way. The differences of 0pin-
ion between the East and the West on
the silver question are radical, and each
side has treated the other with more OF
less intolerance; but the root Of the
trouble is the insistence of the eastern
manufacturers on maintaining the high
protective tariff against the interests OF
the West. This has already produced
such an unfortunate state of feeling that
western and southwestern Congress
men are beginning to look on oil public
questions as sectional, and to express a
determination to defeat the projects for
coast defense and for building up q
navy unless something shall be done
for the relief of their own constituents.
This new sectionalism presents very
grave question, and the protectionists
will do well to consider whether they
can afford to longer refuse their assent
to reduction Of rates of duty which
they have hitherto confessed to bejust
1t is certain that the vital interests OF
the East and of the whole country will
suffer from failure to reform the tariff
law. lG i5n sreot tcgff3i.5
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
JUDGE BAxTER's SUCCESSOR.
The Judicial Robes Conferred Upon
"a Senator jackson, OF Tennessee.

"A Senator jackson, OF Tennessee.
,.WAsHINaVoN,A April Ex-senator jack
son, of Tennessee, has been nominated
by the President, Judge of the Ninth
Judicial District, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of John Baxter.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
Immediately, without reference to the
Judiciary Committee. @
Judge Jackson resides at Nashville,
Tennessee, and was born in Paris, in
that State, April s, 1882. He received
classical education and graduated at
West Tennessee College in lS4S, and
afterwards was student at the Uni
versity of Virginia for two years. He
studied law under Judges Totten and
Brown, entered the Law School at Leb-
anon, Tennessee, in, 1855; graduated the
follwing year and commenced the
practice of law at jackson; removed to
Memphis in 1859, and engaged In the
practice of law there; served on the SUI
preme Bench, of the State, by appoint
ment, and was once prominent can
didate, for nomination for the Supreme
Bench, before the Democratic Conven-
tion. Was elected to Congress in 1880
on the State Credit platform; was elect
ed to the Senate as a Democrat and
took his seat in 1881. His term Of Of
Office In the Senate would have expired
in 1887. "r-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

"A plan for rendering paper as tough
as wood or leather has been devised in
Europe. 1t consists in mixing chloride
offzinc with the pulp In the course of
manufacture. Paper bullets Of the fa-
ture may. mean much more than they
do now to the mischievious school boy.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

: For eight years Col. d. j. William
son, Quarter Master, u. s. A. and ex-
US. Consul at CallaO, was crippled
with rheumatism. J He got no relief un-
Til he used st. Jacobs on, which cured
him. Price, fifty cents q bottle. @.ti;a
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
Caught at Last.

J,ast June fellow who went by the
name of Robt. Mccartney while in this
neighborhood selling ironing boards,
but in reality only following this busi-
ness for the purpose of covering his
real one, which was stealing horses,
stole, a horse and buggy of Holt, at
Delta, traded The horse to man named
McArthey, near Lyons, for another
horse and got money besides, and then
went to Morenci where he Graded of
the buggy'to West Parker for another
one, getting money 10 boot and then
went to Toledo where Sheriff Blair lost
all clue to his whereabout, although
he never ceased being on the watch for
the fellow and his vigilance was re.
warded last week when he ascertained
that McC Carthey was living near Gosh.
en-. Ind, where Sheriff Blair went Mon
day and returned with his prisoner
Tuesday morning, and he is now in
bill K1atse0n ErpOsitOr -. - -
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

Two houfsih2a row boat with.a pref
ty girl seems shorter than half q second
in q dentists chair with an aching
tooth. Puck.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

Itch, Plpirie Marge, and EcHatches of
Wooiford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by d. J.
Humphrey, Druggist Napoleon ! p fls-ly
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

.Does death end all?" Alas, no;
there is the monument subscription
fund.--B0st0n Post.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

This statement Of 8. b. tArbari, q dry
goods dealer, of Washington Borough, J!
Pa, is brief but entirely to the point.
II do hereby certify that 1 have been
afflicted with dyspepsia for several
years. and two bottles of Mishler's Herb
Bitters cured me-" If we undertook to
make collection of certificates of this
sort we could fila very large volume.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

The Citizens Oil Well at Leipsic was
dtilled to the depth of 1889 feet, last
week, and fine flow of oil obtained.
The record of the drilling of the well is
as follows:
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

The April fool accordingEto TO Puck is
a arnan who puts on his summer 0nder-
clothingibef May. tpj39gffa5 iapiilia