davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
@iort al Yapirma6e.

Sen alnlnoelt9lte n9 met otu9te
@jenItnno Of 8apirmn9e er ben olmins
eeliee Stotnnp. vi benne lille Nrtifet
iHbfsres Der a1rlia q TsiltOn @rOs til
en- gnrbi Of 100000. 5abritatiOnen
al Bapirmo6. @Oos er r9iten uoelrt:
fsnoe inbfrantet til 9piflunb % 5ranfs
riSe. Der fiaoes psiaa i%aabanne 5as
britsr | be 5oreneee Stntsr; men Der
forfarbises fun fimplere % rpttise
@ienitunoe, Tom Better I. g., meoens
Ot meo Ssn'pn til finere Suger eaer
buno pi faloer novelties, fancy goods
and oddities er benuiite iii be uoens
lauoIts 5abritanter. Grbeibspriierue
europa er iaa laoe, at Subritdnten,
~efterut @ienfunoen er ferbis os Jruss
ten Og be 80 8rUcents Tolb sr betalt,
fan ialse ben for iaa lau IN 8ris, of
ameritaHerne life fan pptuse 8pnfurs
rercen. 8stter Os ~iaabaune Ting fem
bes life poer.
&apirmn6s i i'm ran 9illtnno er iims
peltbeu Bapir, Der ueb en- Temperntur
at 10000 GRADER er ~foruanblet til
en- BrDo ttIer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @asie.
Baa ct piit Stadium, Der Blot fieuoes
al 6a6rifanterne - tbi 8rocssien er for
en- flor Del bemmelig = presses ben til
ben 5Orm, ben nal baoe, Os inttes iua
bort for at afflsIes % berries. Den op:
rinoelise 8roces, ben Wetbobe, Tom on:
penbtes for 100 Var fiben, ba ems.
baaier bar ben eneite @jenitunb, Tom
fcrferbiseoes Of Stufet, par Stsbnins,
Wen | be fibite 40 Nar, ba ole bisie
fine og forunoerlise Ting er bespuot al
sisres, bar nan forlabt Stsbninsss
~metbooen for Stampninsen. Dog fts.
bes enonu be iaa alminoelise 9uttebos
oeoer Of Bapirma9e.
Den 5ernis, bpormeb @jenftanben,
Der M er baaro os ieis os al en- iflbSeu
5aroe, bsleSses, fremfOmmer usiaa Deb
en- bemmelis BrOces. Den bar en- hsi
@lunbs, % buerien Slo, 8anb sler
Spre bar npsen Sut Fpoelie paa ben.
vi ben @runo er osiaa ct Rar eler en-
Sanbe Of Bapirmu6s al ben itsrits
8Rrbi ct 2aboratorium, for en- Che
infer % en- 2ese. Set er omtrsnt bet
eneite 5tuf, iOm life ausribes Of Sprs.
Meominore ben er messt tpnb, er en-
@jenffuno Of bette StOf ubreftelist.
Stsie @jenitanoe lisner meo SenSpn
til I'm Yol,tur % fine OuerHaoe merf-
pnroist ~iapareiilt 2ofdrbeibe. Sa bos
be imaa, flint forarbelbebe 9g Ter msb
beres 2dds ombpsselist bemaleoe met
1npaHeilfe 5isurer, er 2lsbeoen fulbs
Itanots. Bet er osiaa en- pistis Del al
Bapirmo6, 'sOrretninssn Of iplae netot
%iaaoanne 9ienitanoe til Sorbanblere al
japaneif @Oos. Der isien rimsligpis
ldoer bet saa no / SanbeleH iom "este
inpanefif 9ofarbetoe".
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
cplpsnineens Sremsans / aina.

Den finsffe Rsiier bar nplis uoitebt
to 8sitemmelier, Tom piier at 8ina itfe
Longer tan bOloe fig 5remfribtet albe.
les fra 2iuet.
Den fsrite b%eftemmsr, at Grbeibet
pua Ssrnbansn meIem SunstOns ps
Bstins frog isien itut paabespubes.
Oct bar iom befjenot pna @runb Of
Soertru neblust.
Den anben beitemmer, at Ombrins
selie Of npfSote 8srn fOrbpoes % blir
b~erefter of itraffe meo 60 StotteIaa.
aina ftaar life Longer tilbase.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
Smerterne peo ct graubjaar Ii

orss molten siebl'tfelia peo 8rnssn al
Chamberlains Pain Balm, b~esforuben
siensiper bet burtis be bstabisebe Dele
here's iuuoe 9ilftanb us furerer benz
tOrtere lib END nosen anbsn @eoicin.
Sois 8ranbiaaret life er mere enb al
minbelist aluorlist, bill Der life blipe
nosst Gr eiter. 9et er osiaa uunopar.
list for 5rOfiblesner. (OftOber).
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
SpeafersG m beoet.

Gn az De men mieres1dnIe pollltlIe
gesipenbseer, iOm MI ftaor for gsren,
sr 8nlset Of Speofer ener Breiioent |
ben 51oe 8ou9res, Der mart Ital iamles.
Rsplblifanerue bar en- lioeu, en- meset
lioen, Muioritst | ReprGieniantbuiet,
ps ct Meblsm al bette Bartt BIZ oltiaa
bliue uulst, buis life noset nforuieet
ifulbe inbtrafe. Der er fire eler fem
8anbibatsr for benne .itOre Boft, buis
Subebausr er 2anoets mestisite Weno,
nait YraiioeRtsn. Gae bisie aanoibas
ter er eitsr 8epublifanernes Meniu9
naturlispis i~ulbitenbis buelise tila be-
flabe bet gmbebe, be snifer at faa. De
Dor / forfje0ise Dele uf 9unbet, os busr
Rnnbioat finoer fin rlnberftsttelie bos
be 8ousresmanb. Tom er oal9t fra bans
esen eller narlissenoe Steoer. Mteo
andre Orb, Spsrssmaalet ON Stebet,
bpprfra aunoioaten CT, oil BABE flor
Snoflposlie paa 8alsets nofalo.
Oct oil IA pere in~teresIaut OF ie
builfe Stnter, os boilts Dele af 9aubet
Dor p9ret repreienterebei Reprelsntants
buiets SpsafersS tol | be iOrlsbne 100
Var. 81 pi( inbbele Tioen / 3 8erips
Der; BEN fsrite omTatter Garene fra 8es
s~ierinsens 8espnoelie til 8risen 1872;
ben arosn 8eriobe saar til 8al9et al
ben isrite republitanlts Speafer; ben
treble omfutter 3,bsu bertha til bore
9nse.
s ben fsrite 8eriobe cmfattebe bort
2aro Staterne lanss Gtlanterbaosfp
fen fra Waine til Georgia, os Speaters
ne / be fsrits IL 8onsresier repraientes
rebe fsfsenbe Stater: Wasia9uiets %
HOrtb Carolina buer 6 Gars Bennipls
uania os Nstu Seriep buer 4 Gur Cons
necticut 2 Nar; | aft % Nar.
Zen anben Bsriooe ftre'ter fig oper
ct Tlbsrum Of A Gar, buoraf Sped
feren repreienterebe aentudp / 16 aar,
8Irginia 13, Tsunssiee 5, SEEM g1rf 8,
Wasiu6uistts, Snoiaua os Georgia
boer 2, Soutb Carolina / War
Den treble Beriobe omfatter "a War.
Speaferne bar re%preienteret Bennipl
pania os Snoiana boer | 7 4ar, Waine
os &entud9 buer | G. Rasia6uIetts,
Seem Seriep, Ohio % Georgia boer | 2
Nar.
Bare IA Stater bar ueret repreIsus
teret | Speaterens Sebe, Tom bar uerst
inbebaut al &epreI entanter foe Spben |
81 aar oS af Repraisntanter for Rorz
ben / 40 Snsen Nano boenbe uefteus
for Wisfsitppi bar peret Speater.
9isie Splpsriuser er mere intsress
iunte, enb be er af 8istis5eo; tbi Der er
insen gore Srunbe for, at man Balset
al Speafer ituibe saa frem efter nossn
anben @runoiatnins enb bes: Susm er
ben beoiie? Speateren ifulbe pare en-
siennem' retfarbis Wano os baabe biz
Zig os iitanb til at bsbanble Weblemmers
ne fuloifenots Os be TO fore Yartier meb
upartiffbeo. Gan ifulbe bore Def biems
me | be Srbensresler, buorsfter SuIet
fDres, os ban ifulbe uioe at siennem,
fsre cisis Resler blabs meo 9aft os
meb 8raft.
Man fluser ofte Ooer be &esler / Res
preientuuebuIet, ifstss builte Speateren
er / 8efioNelie al iaa flor Wast, at ban
| for uofrafaius fan s1e SnbHpoelie
paa 2ousipninsen. Bet er maaIe inaen
9pil ON, at bisie &esler buroe foran.
bres. Nen fsrft % frsmt ffulbs man
oalse en- Speafsr, Der piloe anie iis life
iom Suiets Serre, men Iom bets 9iener.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
6oroouS DOB.

Set 9uI pRHtI gluel ItTInlelIg uOOerS
enc ftemmenbe 8eretninser ON, paa bill
fen Maabe ben erselite General Cor
bon Tom ofbuse / 8bariuml. @laofOnes
Staggering ft Sfploeu for bans 3sb,
foroi ben life / 9ioe ifulbe babe isnbt
bam unbirtn'ng.
On Gfrifareiienbe 5rid', Der rar ors
fat iom officer bos SOroun ps gjens
pione til bans 9sb, er iommsn til gers
lin. Sans 8eretuins tsr bore cen
pualibelisite.
@UrbUn 5apbe, ban fiben fom til Gu.
Dan, en- Slags 5crubfslelie at at ban
albrig billie TONNE lepenbe bsrfra. San
bapoe en- ub~etpinselis FRO pan, at ban
usb fin pet'Onlise SnbHpoelie Hulbe
fuune buloe 8~efoltninsen / SO. Saas
lause ban bauoe COB &aab paa 8ense
lptfebes os'aa bette bam. Selu Iabs
bien bar tilvens meo bam. Reu, ba
@oroons Senge Flap op, Flap cSiau Mabs
etens 8snfnb up.
Stride % andre guropners aoparebe
@orSon cs isste at Upertals BAN til at
iorlase abartuu,, buffet ban funoe sisre
buao Cieblif iorn belit. Wen ban pllbe
life en9dns bsre paa benz. San itolsbe
fremoeles paa, at bans ~perionlise Snbs
fpoelie paa 8efolfainsen itulpe afboloe
ben fra at ipi9te bam. Seq ffal funne
bolbe abartum, i~aalense ies Oil," plsis
eee ban at fise.
5ride er al ben Nsnins, at benne %
lisnenos nbtalelier Of @Orbun bar aipet
be enselifs autOriteter SHbtrst Of, at
StiniuSen Dor minbre tritip, END ben
u~irtslis bar.
SoroOn piite albris Gssu paa Ssrpst,
islp itfs, ba bans ssue SOloater nestebe
at abtpbe BAN. Den Dag, ban blep
mprbet, Tom ban Tom ~iabuunlis uo ON
Worsenen for at msnitre fine 5olf.
San bar intet gaabeu paa fig, fun en-
Stot. 90 ban tom ub af I'm 8olia,
bespnbte nOsle af bans sOloater at fate
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

23O,S40 5remmeoe boebe efter en-
Cptaains, Bolitiet lob foretase en- Dag
paa SutelIsrns / Saris.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14
HENRY CLAY AND THE GOAT,

The following anecdote of Henry Clay
has been published for the first time ::
As he came out of the Capitol At Wash
lngton one day, seeing "A frightened wU-
man i'll the street striving to ward of tho
attacks of sportive goat. he eallantly
in spite of his years and office, seized tn
goat by the horns. The woman thanked
him aud aud sped hurriedly on. Mr.
Clay would have liked to move on also.
but the goat had its own views about the
Interference with his innocent amusement
AS soon as the woman's deiverer lnosed
his hold on the two horns the animal ROSE,
Enthusiastically on its hind legs and prcpar, It
for charge.
In his own defense Mr.. Clay now to, k
the animal, as before, by the 10. ms, aud
thus for time they stood, while a crow d
of street boys gathered about, immensely
amused at the unusual spectacle of a
Senator and a goat pitted one against the
other in public street. As long as Mr..
Clay held the goat by the horns all was
we'll, but the moment the quauruped Was
free came fresh preparation for charg, .
Not boy offered assistance, but after Il
while one ventured forward to make a
suggestion.
''Throw the billy down SIR" Mr.. Clay
at once accepted and adopted the report
of that committee, and tipping the goat
up essayed to pass on. Before he could
fairly turn away, however, the goat was
up in lofty preparation for "a new charge
Mr.. Clay gave his enemy the floor once
more and turned to his new adviser.
"And what shall do, now?'
''Cut and run like the devil replied
the lad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14

Whilst OFTEN what costs the least does the
most work. Try Broom Herb Bitters the
Medicine that speedy cured. Rob't Livezey,
: Chnrchville, Hartford county, Md; Mrs
Nm. Ensor, of P.rkton station Baltim Greco ::
Mrs. Catherine Holland, of Fair Hill, Cecil
county Md; f. G. Price, of Ceciiton, Cecil
county, Md; and Peter Everts no. 8 Colds
Court, Baltimore, Md, besides IN NY others
who fingered along time with Rheum atism,
Dyspepsia, Ague Chills and fevers. For
: lie at Hoppers Drug Store, Chesapeake
City, and at FraZer's Drug Store, Elkton.
Md. Trial bottle 25 cents, large size Sl0O
Ask your druggist for it. If.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14
Prohibition and Woman Suffrage.

Montana's constitution does not touch
the question of liquor prohibition, but
North Dakota South Dakota and Wash
ington submit separate article to the
voters prohibiting the liquor traffic.
An earnest effort was made in each
convention by the friends of female suf-
frage to incorporate a provision to that
end in the constitution. In no instance
however, did they meet with complete
success. The Montana instrument ad-
mits women to vote at school district
elections and on questions which must
be decided by tax payers. According to
the terms of the South Dakota constitu-
tion women can vote in school elections,
and the first Legislature elected after the
territory becomes state must submit
the question of women suffrage to the
people. North DAKOTA also gives women
the right to vote in school elections, bur
it makes no special proposition ,or sub
m ting hereafter tie question of female
suffrage. In Washington alone is the
question to be submitted as a separated
clause when the constitution is voted Oh
in October.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14

Smart Attorney-Iou say the evening
wore on. What did it wear on that par
ticular occasion? Witness-Thc close of
day, presume.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14
About Great Men.

Hannibal Hamlin is eighty one years
old, but loves to work in the big flower
garden and orchard which surround his
cosy home at Bangor, Mai..., and not
Infrequently takes walks OF ten or fifteen
miles in day.
1t is not generally known that Mr..
Gladstone has only three fingers on his
left hand. The index finger was shot
off % 'ty seven years ago by IN accident
in the hunting fell.
Oliver Wendell Holmes says that in
reviewing his life he finds that lie has
taken more interest i'll surgery than it,
poetry, but he realizes tina: lis fame will
rest upon the effects of his pen, not OF
his knife.
George Bancroft is one of the few liv-
ing Americans who knew both Goethe
and Lord Byron.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14
A New Jers " Millionaire.

John |. Blair, the New Jersey railroad
King, who recently testified in large
proceeding that he was worth from $40,
900, 900 to $50, 90, $1,000, soys that he laid
the foundation Of his fortune by trapping
when boy. 1t was while living on tue
homestead farm, near Blairstown that
the spirit of money getti took posses
sion of him, ana he began trapping for
rabbits. He caught them by the dozen
The local market being dull. lie walked
te Easton, Pa, twenty miles away, and
after dickering with the various mer-
chauts, sold lot of skins for 81. This
was the first money he ever owned, and
MIR. Blair declares he then felt richer than
he ever has since, despite his wealth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14

How is it you have had so few deaths
on your hands, doctor?" That S easy
enough. When l find have bad case
l order the patient to take trip abroad {"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14

SIT appears to me-" said Serena to Syl.
Vester, shat you kiss me entirely too
'ften. suppose, when we are married
people"-and she slightly blushed-''y
will not think of kissing me more than
nineteen or twenty times day, whereas
now"-and she blushed again. Every
true,' replied Sylvester. Twenty kis-
SEES day is. believe, the normal stand
ard. But consider, 1 am twenty eight
years old; consequently have spent ten
thousand unkissed days Ten thousand
multiplied by twenty equals two hun
dred thousand. That is TO say. this
alarming deficit will not be made up I'M
til have received two hundred thousand
kisses. You understand now what is
meant of paying the debt of nature"
"Dear me, yes" replied Sarena; but l
never knew it meant that!'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14

If it be apity to suffer with aches pains debility
and weakness, caused by liver complaint, dyspep-
sia, ague and fever, try BROOM HERE BITTERs a
purely vegetable medicine that speedily cured
Frank Price, of 'ecilton, Catherine Holland OF
Fair HILL Miss Peterson, of Newark, Mrs Tubbs,
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Maxwell, OF Wilmington
Del, besides many others who suffered for years
For sale at Frazer's Drug Store, Elkton, Nd
Trial bottles 20 cents: large size Sl.OO. Ask your
iruggist for it. Depot, 5Ol H otnan Street. Phia
ielphia. MayIyti
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14
Afflicted Friend.

If suffering with Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint or any disease caused by
impurities in the blood. Try Broom Herh
Bitters, Medicine that is vegetable and
harmless. If weak, feeble and nervous YOU
can trust it. 1t has cured many a sufferer
who suffered with pain and who tried every
known remedy in vain. For sale at Frazer's
Drug Store, Elkton, Md. Trial bottle %
"ents, large size 500. If.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14

let that cold of yours run on. You think il
is light thing. But it may run into ca
tarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dan
gerous. Consumption Is death itself
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all Instructions and
tfensive matter. Otherwise there is trou-
lie ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head, nose
throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, can be
delightfully."- and entirely cured by the use
of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don't
know this already, thousands and thousands
of people can tell you. They have been
cured by it, and ''know how it Is, them
selves" Bottle only 70 cents. Ask any
druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
POLITICS IN Ne U-JERSEY.
ABBETT's CONVENTION on TUEsDAY-REPUBLI.
CAN CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.

ABBETT's CONVENTION on TUESDAY-REPUBLI
CAN CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
Trenton. Nj Sept s.-Ex-Govemor Albeit will holl
hts convention here on Tuesday. Mr. Abbet. will not
afford the imposing spectacle at first promised OF
being both convention and candidate 1t is said that
his purpose I'm taking the temporary chairmauship
N he able 10 denOunce from !he stage any delegates
who might be bought away from him by his oppo-
nents The withdrawal of Mr. Young from the field.
It seems, saved him from that painful necessity ana
Assemblyman Marsh win ac. as temporary chair
man. The chairman OF the committee on resoiuuons
NAV be Allen l.. McDernott
Mr. Abbetts purpose Is to make himself United
States senator in 1892. He has greas faith In his
third trial Twice defeated for Senator, he believes
his star viii be in the ascendant In 92 Three times
he has aspired TO every position he has attained ana
each has been won the third II IS said that he Is
not without hope Of National distinction and that he
dreams of the Democratic nomination Tor VcePresi-
dent
There VIII be a gathering of the leaders here to-
morrow evening 90 arrange prelminaries and talk
one Of the things they Will talk about Is the fate OF
Henry c. Kelsey, Secretary Of state. MI Kelsey has
opposed Albeit bitterly and has supported him also
Whatever he has done, for and against both Albeit
and Mcpherson, he has continued TO hold his Office
But Mr. Abbe Will not reappoint him II he should be
elected unless Mr.. Kelsey should show his devotion
during the campaign. Devotion in this case would
mean hand cash contributions. The Office IS for five
years and the pay Is $4,000 year.
The Republican Convention Will NEE. here Tues
day Of next week and will witness a lively contest
for the nomination The leading candidates continue
10 De eN Congressman kean. General +. Bur1 GrubD
and eX-MayOr Mcgowan of Trenton. The name of
x-Congressman George A. Halsey has been mentioned
lie IS not candidate, but II is possible that Essex
County may insist upon putting his name before the
convention.
The water syndicate which controls the water
supply Of the northern part of the State has luded
contract with Passaic CITY through the Aquackanonk
Company. one OF the branch concerns identified with the
great combination. The Newark contract Is ready for
execution and only needs the signature Of the com
pany which negotiated this branch. the Lehigh Valley.
Jersey City will probably be next secured
The public schools oDening and at the same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
RFBELIIOUS IOWA KNIGHTS TENPLAR.

Washington, Sept. s.-Thc controversy between
Grand Commander Roomc and the Grand Commandery
OF the state Of Iowa the adoption of a new
ritual is of the most important questions that
Will come before the approaching Triennial Conclave
for action. The Iowa Commandery declined to follow
Grand Commander RoOmc's order for the adoption oi
a new ritual on the ground that II was beyond his
power TO issue such order. Thceupon the Grand
Commander declared the Iowa Knights 10 be In a
state Of disloyaltv and rebellion and intercting all
Templar intercourse with them by the Knights of
other States. The Iowa knights have made arrange
ments to attend the cOnclave next MONTH the Ora.
pecorIer wrifing that from 800 200 would be
ure.ent from that STATE. This coming 10 the hnoWl
edge Of Grand Commander H0ome he mas ihiormI,u
tLe local Committee of Arrangements for the parade
10 allow 10 Iowa Communicates IN The procession
His order VIII be Obeyed by the committee, ana no
place WI be found for the Iowa knights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
DAMAGE AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City, y. j., Sept 9.-An unusually hign
tide ragged along the beach front here this evening
about o'clock doing considerable damage. About two
hundred feet of George W. Jackson's bath- house
pavilion at the foot OF Virginia. ave. was entirely
DESTROYED and e debris washing against tho supports
of the bath houses weakened the structure consider
ably: damage about III O00 Mr.. Jackson suffered
heavily by the storms in March, and had recently
rebuilt the pavilion.
An exciting incident happened at this point Mrs.
Ayers. OF Philadelphia, a guest al No. 20 South
Carona-ave, on the walk watching the havoc
being wrought by the sea. when an EXTRAORDINARY
wave broke over tho board walk drenchng tho
crowd and creating panic, during which she was
forced over the railing into the surf below. James
Aberts, the pedestrian, and 4. L. Caven, SIX
merchant of Philadelphia, guest at the seaside
House plunged into the water and rescued her from
her perilOus position, clmgDg to post which she
had the presence OF mind TO seize. Beyond nervous
prostratiOn Mrs. Ayers suffered no serious injuries
4 section Of the board walk i'm front OF ths
1raymOre was destroyed, and the water Hooded ths
street, compelling the guests Of the Windsor and
ITaymore hotels to depart by the rear entrance or
use carriages. The bulwark in front Of tho Disson
villa also suffered severely. IL the wind continues
northeast more damag. IS expected TO morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND THE FAX.
AN EFFORT TO RID THE GREAT PORK CITY OF
ITS BITUNm NOUS sMOKE-CLoUD.

AN EFFORT TO RID THE GREAT PORK CITY OF
ITS BITUNm NOUS sMOKE-CLoUD.
Chicago Sept s SpeciaD.-Conscious that the cloud
Of biuminous smoke that overhangs Lake Michigan
and Northern Illinois like dark pail Will forever
bar Chicago from being selected by an intelligent
Congress as the proper location for the Worlds FAR
the City Council at its next meeting VIII cohsder
sre,ninr measure that is 10 legisate this smoky
atmosphere into a beautiful ozone. This measure Is
M l,ss than an ordinance that will compel all loco
motives steamboats, tugbOats and artificial draft
furnaces to abandon the use of btuminous coal from
the great Northern Illinois coal Gclds and resort ex
clusivelv TO PENNSYLVANIA anthracite and coke. OF
course such a measure would utterly destroy the
Illinois soft coal markets and render almost vaueess
the broad coal fields OF the State and increase the
fuel expenses of Chicago railways steamboats, ana
factories $4,000 600 or S10,000,000. Besides, 1t
would promptly be pronounced Illegal by the supreme
Court But Notwithstanding this it IS being i'm
pIictly relied upon great advertising scheme and
rho daily press with unanimity. ia already heraldng
the anproach of new era The Tribune this morn
ing publishes two or three columns the scheme
and advocates its adoption as follows:
This k no testing matter Chicago must choose between
the smoke nuisance and the Exposition. II II prefers
70 varow in its filth and viii adj pure atmosphere
n the other claims 1t for the Fair then It might
vol stop right now with its subscriptions and soicija
tIons and avoid the shame OF humiliang refusal II
rnb,ain, Is oined 70 his idols Congress certainly will
leave him alone II Mayor Creger really wants 70
the Exposon for Chicago he should stay home and
,orce the smoke ordinance instead OF travelling 10 New
york 10 be interviewed by reporters as TO what he thinks
- Chicaoo,s getting the Fair. II he will stop the smo
,apca the existence Of which will surely lose Chicago
the Exposition he viii have done all that can be expected