davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
HoGAN's AERIAL FLIGHT.
Leaving q Balloon Ten Thousand Feet
Above Earth.

JACKSON, Mich, April 5.-Professor
Hogan made a magnificent leap from his
balloon shortly after noon. The first at
tempt at an ascension va q failure, but
the second effort was a success, sndlthe
air-ship soon reached a height estimated
at nearly 10000 feet. AT this elevation
the balloon seemed to stand still, and by
the aid of glasses Hogan could be seen
oyen the side of the car. Sud
denly the cry went up, tiles jumpedr.
and the crowds GRAINED their necks to sec
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
jacob Sharp is Dead.

Nav York. April Sat 1880 this after
noon Jacob Sharp was unconscious. His
family do not think he will live more
than two hours.
Later-Jaccb Sharp died at 9:20 tc-
night.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
bismarck wants Resi-.

BERLIN. April 5.-various unauthenti.
Gated reports here state that Prince Bis.
marck has asked Emperor Frederick 5 per.
mission to resign his post as chancellor
of the empire, owing to i'll health.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

Live Pigeons Wanted-Parties
having live pigeons for sale please ad-
dress Louis Seller. Sioux City, Iowa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
Erect Of Rpmor..

PARIS, April 5.-owing to rumors that
a fresh incident has occurred on the Ger.
man frontier, the bourse is uneasy and
somewhat excited.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
The same Tyvinkler.

New YORK, April 6.--The business
manager Of The Star, denies that the pa
per has changed hands.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
Radiahes and Onions at
lost.

Between Morrison house and post
office me dark brown note book. Finder
will leave at Morrison house.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
Jake sharp Dying.

NEW York, April 6.--Jacob Sharp IL
sinkfng rapidly His physicians reported
atnoon that he was unconscious, and his
n wig near.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
Farm to Rent,

A fine 1850 acre farm near the city with
one hundred acres under plough, to
rent, if applied for soon.
WILLIAM P. DEWEY,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
o ISLAND ELECTIONS.
h Republicans Elect Gov. Taft and =
Legislative Nsjofity.

PROVIDENCE, April 5.-Fawtucket City
sends q fall Republican delegation, as
does Woonsocket. With two OF three
exceptions, where the Democrats re-
tanned their lead or where there was no
election, the Republicans have regained
every town In the state that they lost
last year. This town of Darlington,
however, usually Republican, was cap
tured by the Democrats through local
issues. The gubernatosial ticket As
elected with htsse variation IN the vote of
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GARD-The undersigned wishes to enter ip@
~ correspondence With some party who m asrd
boring of ~aTtesian wells a business, IN reeahy
to price, conditions, and other arrangemeITa..
with the view of having a well bored neal n n
place. The work to be paid for in cash y
real property here.
Bturgis, Dakota, Feb. 18th, 1885,. , .sH
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April 5.
WHEAT-ApHl 71kc, May 752s076c
CoRN-April 1876, May 52ss@521fc.
OATS-May Sic.
PoRK-April $685., May $1as46.
LARD-April $3.50, May S7.52h.
SHoRT-RIBS-April $6.921s, May Ss.97I6
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

Lost-An oni X breast pin, set with
pearls, and bearing pendants oil same
description, somewhere in the city. Ibs
finder will receive a suitable reward BY
leaving the same at this office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
Money TO Loan on Real
Estate, City and County.
g.. w. ROBERTS.

Just Observation-Disclosures invoice Of
Hadieys pare buckwhest -four and
genuine Canada sap (w~arranted) OF
BATES
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

Lost.
.OST-A pair of gold spectacles on mI ssi.
ALafr e. between 9Th street and TuIne, ssns
The finder Will please leave at the ftes'
Dakotaian office. -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
wants.


T,AUNDREsS WANTED--A good oon Ssaiss
Lwoman to work in the laundry az oa GS
Agency Training School, Nebrassa, Mace,
wages. Travelling expenses paid 70 I p9Ra IN.
Apply to WILCOX LoM p
WANTED-A girl to do general Youth
w Enquire at z. Richey's. corner
and Cedar streets.
yJANTED-A girl to do general hg9ss
wv MRS. @. j.. b. HARhllssS, Al.
Corner Douglas eve. ana ''DS
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

Feb.;2sd 1888.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

EoR sALE-One twenty horse po Gsll on Of
Il and engine all in good orr aSrv Ysnkton.
address EAHb
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

pLANrNa MILL PROPERTY FOB Plane,
L or for sale, and the maohl n,rcyulsr ssx.
hbiu ua,iess. shaftiag. ETC., for sale Ts;s prop
pswsr accassibie al moderate os.. build'
q, ty is welt adapted for inanufa9.Ia as
ers and contract work. pPin aMGER CO.;
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

GOOD WORK HORSE For sale cheat. of
w 1anted sound and gentle. Enaa oARB.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06

For Rent.
EOR RENT-Three comfortable TooIIKsE IKE.
y Third street. Apply to ID. 49,
TO RENP-An elegant furnished room S.achtt
Il private family. Apply at rurdy q D
drug store On Third street. -
EOR RENT-Tbe scapdinavinn House, ln tbs
Il ished or unfurniphed, situated
central part of the city. tnq1ire OF OLSON.
nFFIoE rooms to rent, as finely hni.hs slse
" any in the city and centrally iocs ne oii5
a Furnished room in RESIDENCE pstso
at reasonable rates. Apply tl aRosS.
DUDLEY. HICHEf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15

Sobnes gu, pel9s Summsn CAB fe Mill!
aus fir Nues, mas i'm retten, ober aud
MIR erlei9tern unb erfreueu f0nnte. 8t
blaB unb mayer wurbe iie islbf, pie trib
unb slan,los Der Bid ibrsr 4user! 9od
cine Rutter a9tet iolde Spfsr fir ni1ts
etn 2d4eln auf ben 0ipppen ibres &tnbes
ldBt ie Jules usrssien.
Grid perifan6 es, Elm iol1es 2ddelr
beruor3usaubsru. Ser &nabe MAJ cir
GROCER Sreunb pom 8lumen unb Grid
purbe ai5t mibe, in Selb unb @ieie BEN
5erbft bic lestsn Sproisn 3u rauben uni
unb ie I'M bunten Sur9stnanber auf bas
gett bes 8stt bss &naben gu itrsuen.
WiIbelm rief In Der Ra9t, wenn CT pom
5ieb.r sei9ittelt wurbe, ftets nab ieineu
Sreunbe unb penn feline Singer ft5 trampf.
Daft UNI bic Der Wutter %tlamnerten, 10
Slaubte ct @ri9s 9anb gu balteu.
Dant Der trsuen, unsrmibIi9en Gorge
mid enbIi9 bic @efabr, unb ba iette fit
banu Grid NIT istnsr 0tolius an bas SuB:
enbe bes gettes unb ipisIte Ieiie, gang lsiis
bic liebli6ften 0eiisu, 70 baB buB 8inb
bic Stimmsn Der @nsel 3u bOren slaubte.
Der bruue Rsni4l iaste Dora in IT,
rem 5sr3en unb piidte it9 cine Ebrdne
Der Ouut6artsit aus benz Guse.
WiIbeIm senas.
Sn benz @intsr, wel6er Der &rantbeit
folste, ~eretsnete fid in benz Sauie Der Ditt.
me eine wi6tiee Seeebenbett, bic 6o6seit
Grid &ouers unb 0oras wurbe g~sfsiert.
Die 9estere bate ibr 9slibbe, sinsis unb
ALIEN i6rem 6inbe ls5en unb es ME Der
Sbbut zines Stiefuatsrs anusrtrauen su
molten, persehen, absr bas Rinb isIbit
pini4te ia ni9ts 8eferes unb mar slifs
LID oaribsr; 3uiiden geibsn stns Wils
bslm NIT gum Ratbbauie unb in bic Rir6e.
Bri9 ni5t ben Stab iber Dora, na9:
ii9tiser 2sier. Sic bate bic feite l1ebers
3eusuus. baB fe ibrem Rnaben einsn pabrs
baften 9ater sdbe, Der ni9ts psridumsn
wirbe, ibn gut unb slidli9 gu MAIDEN.
5atte lie felbff unter Der barten 8sban6s
lung zines Stisfuutsrs s~eisuf;t, in benz
uurIiesenoen Sale itanb bsrartises uidt
gu bsfir9tsu.
Der Eraum Der Mutter tleibete f9 in
neue sdnbenbe Sarben, fe fab BiIbeIm nit
aQe ben bsruorrasenben @iseni9aften ses
idmiidt, pel9e ie an &oler bepunberte.
@r muBte dub WaIer, Oi9ter unb Wuii:
ter werben, ME Grid, unb bic Irmen bur9
miIbe 9aben erfrsusn. 8on isinsm erftsn
Slater bate er ia ben Rutb uno bic gnts
i4Iohenbeit, bas biebere, offne 8sien ses
erbt; 10 whrbe er bic Eusenbeubsn ieinsr
beioen Batter in fi9 uereinissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15
Sic St6r6e nnO Die pret
Treunoe.

9ls Der SribItns tam, i6aute Wilbelm
ftunbsnIans gum blauen Simulel auf, er
ipdbte nod ben St6rden, bic aus fernem
Qanbe auridtebren iOaten.
Der &nabe partete LANCE ~psrssbens.
@nbIi9 sswabrts er bas gosslpaar bod
bod in Der Cuff unb iubeIte, iprans unb
tansts Dor Sreube.
Muttsr, Wuttsr, ba tourmen bic St5rs
DE! rief ct aus.
Dora arbsitste am oifnsn Ssnifsr, fe
fab einen lusenbIid mad Der pon benz
&nabsn bsssidnstsn Ribtuns, bod mug
ten lire 9ebanten anberweitis b:i9dftist
isin, benn nit sinsm Ssufssr bsuste fs
ben &opf alsbalb wieber iber ibre Ndberei.
Die Na9baridaft par ni5t 70 slsi9s
siltis betrsffs Der &ittebr Ser St0r4e.
Dora sesenibsr pobnts Der Sorfl6nsis
Der, bic Isbenbiss 3situns Der sanssn ums
sssenb, unb bieier bate ni9t iobalb ben
Ruf bes Snaben pernommsn, oils er feline
Wopsnaie aus benz Senter itstte.
Der Barber redts, psIdsr sspaItis sis
fsrii1tis auf ben S9usibsr mar, neil
bisisr bic Oorfneutsteit sep0bnli9 fribsr
wuste als er, eri9ien tn isiner 5austbir
unb refte ben gals mad allen Seitsn UNI
BITE St6r9e gu ieben; Der S9netber aber
Ia9ts ibu aus, neil feline Iusen fi9 am
fsrnen 5oribonte perloren.
Ser penfonirte gapitdn Iints ifanb IN
Ietner blauwouenen Ha6tmlSe, bic LANCE
Bfeife I'm Wunoe am B~obenfenifer unb
unb flu5te iibsr bic Come, bic elmer feuris
gen Russl slei9 am 5immel bins unb i'm
binberte bic beiben 2ansbeine 3u iebsu.
Sie gntunft pon Stor1en in einem
Dorfe 1T etu sbsn 10 sroBss grsisniB pie
bas gri9etnen zines nit &ubeln pobIses
ipidtsn &uiisn In sinem 8absort, nur nit
benz rlnteri9isbs, baB bic St6r5e unfaSs
bare. bsrartise ruifide BrinSsn absr isbr
srsifbare Sesnunssn ipenbeu. Sn psls
dem Sotel wteb Der eble &uiie feline @oIbs
ftide iber ben Gid rollsu IaTen? SSer
nein; frassn mir Iisber, auf psl5em Dad
psrben bic StOr6e fi5 nieoerIaien?
9as par aud bic Srase, usl3e bic psrs
iummeIten Siubsr, bsr S9nsibsr, Der Bari
bier unb Der aIte @apitan ii9 bsinab sIsi5s
5eitis ~itellten.
Die alien Sreunbs pom Ooras Wobs
nuns i9psbten LANCE, iebr LANCE iibsr benz
0orfe, iest bObsr, banu tiefer, fe pers
Iapanben baIb butter ben W~aIbunsen,
pel9e ben @sRdtstrsis abi5loHen, balo
sosen ie pieber iibsr ben gdumen bes
Warttplasss FIN, fie ma9tsu ss ME gluss
panberer, peI9e in einsm frsmben 2anbs
itrt9e f9 iorsiam ben Srt auspdblsn,
NO lie unseit6rt i'm parmsu Souneni1ein
iid anilebeln unb fur ibre Na3tommsn
iOrssn fonnen.
9as ssi5wdsiss S9nsibsrIein bate
beimli9 sur Ha9tssit stn altss Rab auf
bas Dad isines Sauies gei9afft, In Der
Soifnuns, bic SSssl babur1 an3ulodeu,
Der miBsinitise Barber apet Gage bins
bur9 uuperbrofsn SrSide ssfanssn, pon
bsnen sr iest In slsi9er 9offnuns, Elm sans
Bss &ssimsnt In ietner 9a6rinns aufmars
i6iren lies, pdbrsnb Der 6Sbsr bes gapis
tdns tn elmer Wai9tubbe NIT Swei Isbeus
bisen SprtusaaIen beftanb.
Sic piIsn ni9ts pon msinsm @asens
rab, marmslte Der S9ueiber, inbsm sr ii9
psrsniist bic Sdnbe risb unb bSbuii9 mad
ben Na9barn binabsriab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15

CT. 9putS, IRE, i5rtitt: so bate bret SABRE
lang al 9atarrb seIittsu. 3ettpeili8 tpuute Id tauns
atbnsu, muBte mid b~sit6nciS r~Suipsrn unp fcrtpabreno
ipcIcn, unS tpnnte pabreno Der IeStsu abt WfcnGte
ni6t rur5 bic Ndie atbmsu. SD sIaubte, bIB mic
ni6tS bslfen plrce. @ludliberlrsiie purre mtr gee
rdtben, DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Ju periGtsn, IRo
ist bin ia S~eiuRe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15
,,ilniasbares seioen bun 9atarr6."

Grrf. u. SauSuer, Ger berabmtc @teSmertF. In
Stbaea, %. B., iSrsi5t: rgrr unsctStr Sebu Sabreu
lit t5 ~uueeiSreitltd an 6rputihem ailisutatarrb. Nietu
Sausar,t btel. metHsn Sal FUR ~uubeil6dr une iaSte. i5
rnlfe iterbeu. Mstu Sal mar 10 ihltmm, eaB metne
Gimme ieeeu Tag bet Communicating 70 better puroe,
tdB id nur IN eirem Stlitertrne iprsbsn tpnnts. 8sS
Mcr5SnS er'Hdte t9 betnabe ain SuIea uES HGslcereu
hes Sdliss. 9urb zen Gebrau6 BON Dr.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy puree ID tr rrst MpRateu SeiIRe, uEp
bic 8ur liz permanent sebliebeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15

DISQUALIFICATION. Ybotosrupb: vSbr Ssrr
Sobn, Der Stubioius, bat iit Dor lduserer
Belt Elm babies Dutsnb photographer
anfertisen laiisn. 9isr bab' i9 Sufdlis
einen BrobeabSus. Gi9t wabr, has lSiIb
iiebt tim iebr dbnlt5 - absr Der iunse
Ssrr bat bic Sa9sn bis bsut' nod ni4t
bs5ab!t.~- 9ater: r6m - fisbt ibm
nod ,dbnIi9er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15
ct. &apbaels : Serslu gum StuBe Der
Gin unb 4uspanoerer.
Our Neahtunn;

Bon usridtsseusu Sstsu psree Id 10 oft sriu5t, sinsn
Berpaueteu ooer Setauuteu, Der lber SEE tomHt, In
Castle Garden gu empian9en une tbm 6ebllRth gu fetn.
Sd bin ssrue gu ieeem Oieuite bereit. gtur moate Id bits
ten, tets eenau a%ujueessu, NIT pel4sm Sdiite Der Setrsis
ttuoe toTuleu lou. @euR man uus utbt ben u~ussidbreu
@es uus bic unssidbrt 3ett auetbt, mann elmer tommsu ioH;
10 TT Is idwsr, Ia fat uumosIta. Ssmanesu unter Der
Vsa0e @irpaneerer ausfueis Su MAIDEN. Aud part %
gut, penu man ben Ssrpdnoteu ihon BITE afreIIe Der enros
pdii6su Northumberland ansabe. aui eieie art wnree
aud idou orlbeu fRr fs Ssioret perseu, uue tdrntn itIbs
am fteritsu brett an mid. Rir ssbeu bier Bite aortAt
Der psriaisoeHeu Ygrtrausnsmduner une bemsrteu babel
nod iolssnees. u
Ger 3ptt bes ct. &apbasIss8 srsius III, BEN RstTtuhsn
Sdus uub Setitoub u~nstOsibsu yu laNsu, uub he Dor lee
BEN Sdahen In Settlidtu uno Sstitistu Sinstu su btwdbs
reu. Seoe austuntt tn Setref ether ieseu auseltstnbstt
Der Retie wire bereltutlisft uuo gratis ertbsilt. q
m5ss tabsr eth Sober I'D tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pus
traueuspoa an ben gsrstu psnesu. Stsr stu 8CrSstauib
Der ueri4isssueu Observation-Disclosures:
Observation-Disclosures sss 1t. RapbasIS
0trsinS ftno tu;
Bremen: Serr pafor 9. . dIbiitr, stnbtnitr. g.
SaHSura: per fHsOsOr @spHSsra sr. Rstasn'
antpsrpsn: Ssrr =. VI. W arbsu n, 40 ap,uu, ebarIuit..
&stteream: Serr Saeob S6IIer, pau Der Sadftraat1 II.
Saure: Strr y. lambert 8ethmauu n, SRue Soubtt.
sOHsOH: Ssrr gaitOr %. 8sIs II linton Erred,
~stprpoOl: Ssrr BiIIiam GrOR, SO 9u,s Str.s.
Rsp BORT: &sp. J. ReuIaue. aatboI. prisitsr, Is Stait
street, sessuhbs Safle Saroeu.
Yortc aaesrs, BrOu. &to Sraust bu Sul, BraRiirn,
Serr ltmtusB alIau.
Sstxutut CGoua 5Taueisea), Brop. Sauta gattarina,
cTaHHsx; 9su Batter v 0esss sRauitn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15

egmptpnte oes &atarrbS.-Gtn hurapieS, iIsres
res 8ppfpeb, cine Seritcpiuus Der Ndie, Saleimertlees
runseu aus benz Sppf in Zen Sals, mandmal lehr ret6lt5,
rhieris une ibari, prsr autb bid, Sabe, ibletIrtS, ettert5
bIutis unb lbelrie6ene; bic ausen limb lhratL rrhlzt.5
une ~entjlneet Sauieu In ben Sbreu, 3auebettt,
SaItsIu, Rauipsrr, au5purf elmer ~etelbaiten Wafe NIT
Der aruIts ron 0eibplren; he Sttmme peranrert II9
une bat eiuen ~udieluceu Aceeut; her atben riedt tpteers
lid; Ger @eihmad uub Der @eru6 itne sei6rhtt; man
ptre ron S6ptnSel ~bcialen, TT geiitiS ute~esrselGla5su,
bat Elm iertribrenbeS SIitelu, uub Istbet an algemetner
S&pibe. Dur lreutSe Ger cbsueripibuteu SgrPtHnc
seissn iI1 rabribetnltf In etuem ~etn.eluen Sale. Su
iebem Sabre biieet i9 In Gauienceu rem Silen
SbpinGiubt NIT tbetlt6su gerldui aus, pbue eab ip
be Sdlfte Der cbeuanseil9rteu Spmptcme Jetst. Seine
8rdntbst lit 70 r~srtreitet, peer trasertiher uRp SeiSbrs
lidsr, pnh rcuiSsr pru cen aersten setannt.
Snfrlss ietner milren, terubisenSen urS beileuSeX
GiSenibditeu turrt DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy bic
i6limniten Sale non &atarrh, Sdbnupien, Gnts
Shnouns Der Sdleimbaate Dec Naie, uuo
tatarrbaIiidben Sopfweb.
gu RabsR bei allen aprtbstern; 30 6ts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
THE ENGINEERS STRIKE.
The Incidents OF Ycsterday-A Coz
promise Rumor Afoat.

The Incidents OF Yesterday-A Com
promise Rumor Afioat.
CuIcAoo, ILL.,. Feb. 2s.-Eycrything and
everybody looked exceedingly dull at the
Burlington depot Office this morning. In
the passenger depois the clerks were selling
tickets as usual. but rs they sent the buy.
ers oil by other roads the business could
not have been n very profitable one for
the company. Tho large hallway in the
center Of the general offices OF the com.
pany was crowded with men seeking en-.
ploymcnt In the capacity Of engineers and
firemcn. when tho dremen were wcedcd
out Il was found that not morc than two
dozen OF the 100 men in attendance were
engineers. Only two Of the old engineers
are reported 10 have como back TO the
company, although the officials claim that
many Of the men would like 10. Only
three suburban trains each way, In add.
ton 10 the fast mail and a Council Bluffs
train. which got of about noon, were run
today. Tho brotherhood engineers refused
10 move the fast mail, ~ the company had
10 put now Uitu VtA*N llhe " " itloINtu ~
running practically time.
The officers Of III Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy state that applications for 30.
nitions az enginccr md iiremcn arr com.
ing In constantly from al over tho country,
personally, by wi< and mail; but M the
company does not Artpt anybody except
after rigid examinnuon 10 see that they
are competent, the fewc~ Of hiring men
Is slow, and consequently they don't ex-
pcct the road 10 DO In running order for ut
least ten DAYS. About fifty men have no
FAR been selected. No effort whatever was
made by the company TO move freight TO.
day. There wcrc aboui $50 engineers and
6rcmen present n the meeting Of the
brotherhood today The engineers seem
10 look with favor upon III, arrival Of
President Perkins In The city, and although
nothing definite has been said II Il hintcd
that the difficulties will como 10 an carly
termination.
Formal notice this afternoon was issued
10 the striking engineers and arcmen In
Chicago that unless they reported for duty
by noon tomorrow They will be considered
ont of the company's employ and paid OF
Al the same time another notice was post
ed consplcuously about the Burlington's
wards and officers warning all outsiders not
10 trwpass on the railroad company's
nroperty. Similar action was taken nj all
important places ON the Burlington sys-
tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

bonus therefor. There can be no objection
to an organization such ~ is described IN
this letter The farmers have right to
band and combine together for their own
benefit, and 10 make all they can OF profit
out OF the fruits Of their labor.
And every right thinking man will bid
them God-speed in any effort they may
make based upon sound business princi-
Piles, to cure the ills to which they are
and have been a prey. But notwith-
standing this seemingly promising outlook
for the Alliance we cannotforbear remind
ing "An Allia1ceman" that other
and similar organizations for farmers
have had their day and one by
one have faded out. Tho Changers were a
great force at one time that threatened
several revolutions, in politics as we'll as in
other matters, and it, like the rest, has
sunk. or II il exists II is for merely social
purposes. But let us hope the farmers
have learned their lesson from these fail
ures and that the Alliance may prove TO
be all that our correspondent pictures II to
he and hopes II may ultimately prove To
be
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

TnAr was dreadful position that Mr..
Henry o. lIavemeycr was placed In by
the New York Legislative Committee en-.
powered 10 examine into tho modus
oporandi OF Trusts. In the course Of a
searching examination he insisted. In the
face Of the market price Of sugar, that the
Trust had not affected Il, but further on
he admitted that II existed for the
purpose Of increasing the price AMI
that the Board Of Directors had the
power TO suspend or close any refinery,
and that the Stockholders Of such sus-
pended or closed rcflnerics would go on
driving dividends Just the same. the only
sufferers by the closing or suspension be-
ing the men thrown out Of work and the
consumers who were compelled TO pay the
increased price mado necessary by such
suspension or closing. When Mr. Have.
incycr WIS pressed further he refused 10
answer questions, substantially on the
ground that answers might subject him 10
criminal prosecution. lie refused TO pro.
ducc the written agreement signed by
all members Of the Trust, and his
counsel, John Il. Parsons, who IL also
a member Of the Board, when placed on
the stand. refused TO produce tho agree.
mcnt pleading his privilege as counsel,
and declaring that he would submit TO be
committed Tor contempt by the committed
rather than furnish the paper or indicate
its contents. What a confession this was
for a man Of Ilavcmcyer's position Ia
makc-thai he has been and Ia walking on
the pcrilous edge Of criminali,y, and all e
mako n few more dollars Of profit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
DIR. SoNNEsCHEIN, or ST. LOUIS

DIR. SONNESCHEIN, or ST. LOUIS
Tonight the Rev. DIR. Sonneschein, Of
st. Louis, will lecture before the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, at their hall,
on LEAP Year Thoughts" This an
nounccment ought TO I'LL the hall, for the
Jewish Church has no more scholarly d.
vine than he, nor one moro liberal, nor
one who has done moro 10 break down the
barriers OF prejudice that keep men so far
apart. lie has encountered, as all men do
who live in advance OF the multitude, a
great deal Of opposition, not TO saw oblo-
guy, and has triumpheJ in his own chosen
field because he had the courage Of con-
victions well grounded in reason and jus.
tice. In the days OF his fcrccst contest
The APPEAL followed him with unalloyod
pleasure, and when II could say word,
not OF commentator, Tor that he always
deserved, but a word OF encouragement
and OF cheer, they were forthcoming
and without stint. In advocacy Of his free
dom Of speech and purpose DIR. Some.
schen went almost as far as DIR. Adler, OF
New York, who is in himself text for all
liberal thinkers. He stood upon the verge
Of the line that, once crossed, might have
separated him from his liic's usefulness
and ministry. But he stood there stead
fast, and stands today 4 type Of the intel
lectual courage Of the nineteenth century.
st. Louis is rich in scholarly men, but she
has none who stand higher than this Rab.
bi Of the Liberal Judaic school, which is
doing 40 much 10 lcavon the theological
literature OF America, and modify, II not
It's dogmas, its practices. DIR. Sonneschein
is one also Of the best known Of the lect-
urcB Of st. Louis. where his ripened
scholarship and high intellectual attain
ments are appreciated by a large circle Of
cultivated people, representing all shades
Of belief and non.bclief. Memphis should
be represented tonight by her best in com
plimcnt to ono whose purpose Is no large,
whose faith Is as universal as humanity
and whose ministry Is that Of the spiritual
elevation OF the race.