davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Gin rober Rinsipielmann.
poIi3ifen fehen ruhie gu, wie er eifte1t
Knaben halb foot fhldet.

sSn Der brutaIiten @eiie tpurbe geitern
Ser 13i6brige @oparb elliott BON Sobn
&rueger, benz Nbnebmer Der GtnlaBtartet
All ocln Garouilel an Der Gde bon Wttltpau1
fec 0lpe. uno @orneu Str, miBbanoelt.
9ab Der robe Suri6e. beiien Spfer in Der
elterliben Wohnung, SIDE BON Jtoble uno
Gornel Ctr, lhper franf oarnleoerltegt,
nidt 9eitern Nbeno cine 3elle betpobnte, 1T
Die Sdllo Der goliSiiteu, Die rpbig oabei@
itonoen uro 3uiaben, mie Der 13ldbrtge
Snabe Dor Dem Garouliel sepritgelt, getreten
unD aeItoBen ipuroe uno i6lieBtid beitnz
nun0slos auf Der StraBe liegen blieb. Wtttz
leioi9s 4afionten boben ben &1a5en auf
uno trlsen i'm na6 Der 8obnun8 Der ST.
tern.4.
Oie Menge, sic, nado 6unDerten sdbleno,
itd) Dor Dem &arouiiel a%nlammelte, orobte
in bas @ebGuoe 81 brtllgen. ben .roben
Utann beraus3uDolen uno al Den nd6iter
3aternenpfdbl gu fniipfen. SOUR nit Uflbe
ml,roe Die Wienge, Die Die StraBe belebt
blett, ben Gertebr cine gauge Netle bra6
legte unb bic gauge Nadbar l6afI bis nad
10 ubr in gr0Bter NufregunQ belt, 3utuGz
.3ubalten. Ser &nabe bate, pie er leIbit
er3Gblt, periudt, itd our0 ben @ingatg 81
benz 3iel ieiner Sebnlu6t, Dem &aroulel
5u i6leiden. &rue9er faBte i'm babel ab,
pergaB iid aber 10 tpelt, 0aB er etnen Snip
pei pafte uno auf ben &naben unbarmlberz
ala lDslhlu9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Dom Qo6e oerettet.

Die MISUNDERSTANDING 9tusuffe 81
lersDorfeg, bon yto. 113 Safoale Nue., bat
felt benz Dor ettpa slpei MDnaten erfolaten
Spbe ibrer Wutter pieoerbolt 6eutlihe
Spuren Don @eiitesumno6tuna ae,eiat.
Geltern .gelan9 es ibr, troy Der lor9lamen
Nufiidt, Die iiber iie in ibrem Saule aez
fubrt tpuroe, au entl6lipfen. sic ram
ldnuritrads benz See gu ulo am SuBe Der
9iperlepirraBe ~itlrste tie ii6 in Die Slutben.
Die inter benz bieiigen 9eutihtbum tpoblz
befannten 6erren Sobn &pb, bon SEQ. 525
8urlingitraBe, uno gD. Sbielmann, BON
gto. 13l4Jt. @larfitrabe, batten ben SeIbltz
moroperlu6 nit an9eieben ltllo perettelten
tbn oaOur6, baB .iie Der llngliidli6en nabz
lprangen uno iie aut's 3rodene brad)ten.
9telelbe tpurbe na6 Dem 9etentionz 6olpiz
tai iiberfibrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Goo ftatt Oboa9.
Grauriees S9idial zines pom Sturm iiber=
rafdten 6ii4ers.

0er &egeniturm in Ser gta9t BON Wons
tag gum 0tenitag fi6rte S1 einem Ser
breden, beiien Spfer, Der iunge 6oI3perlaoer
Sulius &olfteo, jebt auf ben Sob pcrpunbet
I'M 2Qertanerz 6olpital barnieoerlie9t. &ol@
ite0 bate ben Ql5elb ain Seeufer, in Der
NGbe oeS gtortb Yier, 3ugebra6t llno itd
nit Nngeln u~nterbalter. Oils Der Sturm
plDblt6 losbra6 uno Der 9tegen bonn 6inlz
mel itr0n1te, iu6te 8oliteb ein Sboa6. St
lu6te lauge Dergebens. bis er enolid in
etnem Sil6erbGuSheu ein '2i6t entoedte.
Gr po6te an Die TbIr, eiu Wann, Der
Slider geter Nnberlon, eri6ien uno befd6l
ibm in baridem Some, ii6 fortSul6eerelt.
GolfteO tpar bis auf Die 6aut burhndBt.
nirgenbS 5eigte it6 Elm Baum, utter belien
Qau6oa6 er S6uB iu6en ober Elm 60uS,
in Oas er eirtreten fonnte. ST faSte lt1
Elm Ser5 uno flopfte nod etnmal al1 bic
3bir. Nnoerion 0ffnete, eilen Gepolper
in Der t6alo baltel1o, uno l6oB auf ben UNI
lntertuntt bittenoen iungen Wtann. Die
&ugel iuar &ollte6 in Die S6ldfe %aeorungen.
6alb obnlnG6tig, pom SlutDerluit err
i6opft, bra6 &ollteo in Del gtGbe Der
SQinotstr., bis mobin er ii6 miibiant ge>
l6leppt bate, Sulalnmen. Sin Subrnann,
Der Des WegeS tam, bob ibn, nahbem er
nabe5u Stpei Stunoen ~beiinnungSlos auf
benz naiien Sooel1 9elegen bate, auf uno
trllg ibn Elm paar S6ritte weit, bis er ben
goli5iiten Srant Sacobs traf. 9;eier be-
na6ri6tigte Die 8oliSetitation an Der 8.
Chicago NDe. unb lieB ben Seripunbeten
init Dem 8oli3eiipaseu na6 benz Qlerianerz
Oolpital tranSportiren. Die Goli;titen
@elter unb &err ~perbafteten lpdter ben
mitben6en Slider 2lnberiOn ioipie einen
Wiann 9tamens gi6olaus 6, 8oipman,
Der 3euge Des Gorfals Qeipelen mar.
9noerion CAB gu, ben S6uB .abeefeuert
gu baben. St bebauptet, in &olite6 eire1
@inbreder Dermutbet gu baben. Gr babe
in Die Quft gei6olien u1o uidt Die 9lbitbt
geba6t, Gollteo 81 treffen. Der Eepolper
fano lid in Der Sil6erbitte, ilnter 2ltnapen
neriedt.
&olfteb lit 26 Sabre alt unb pobnt $50.
206 %. Sbioitr. Die QlerSte i'm Aleriansrs
6oipital tparen Der Qluit6t, Dab Die <gel,
petbebie S6Goeloede aertriimmert bat uno
tpabrl6einli6 aub in oas @ebirn georun>
gen lit, ben Sob sur Solse baben tpirb.
Mnberion lit AZ Sabre alt uno wo6nt nit
leiner Samilie $50. 81 G%batbanitr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Shmer perIebt.

G6iaip 0pom aus Stbaca, Seem gorf,
muroe al Der Wabai6 2loe. in Der
9eG6e Der IS. StraBe BON einem @rciItpagen
Der Cottage @roue 2luenue Stnle ubers
fabren unO ihwer Derlebt. 9pot beTallo
Itb nit leinen SreunOen Wtaiam Goner,
Soiepb 2spii6. 500 Soutb 5allleo StraBe
unb g8ilium Sir6 bon $50. 1915 Sllotana
Mpenue auf einem in nOroli6er &l6tnng
laufenben &abelbabnsug. Oa Der Waeen!,
mie gep0bnli6, iiberfiiat mar uno Die
Sabrgdite mie bic 6dringe 5ularntnenae>
6rGn0t 1tanoen unb aufei1dnoer laBens per-
lu6ten Die 0ier auf ben nd6iten Wa9en
umsuiteigen. QlQe faner gliiflt6 btnuoer,
MIR Qpon glitt aus unb itir3te unter bag
Shubble6. @r tpurbe cine Strede tDett
mitgeidIeift, bis bic 5abr9dite ben @onz
oufteur oufnerflam mdhten ullo oleler
bas 3ei6en gum 6alten CUB. 3Don mar
i1refli9 mitgenommett. @r> tal1o Nutz
nadine i'm Otercu 9oipttal, tuiro aber taunt
auffommen. @r lit "a Sabre alt, Der So9n
beS Stem Oorfer &ibterS glei9en ytainens.
@r belt lt6 in Gbicago alf elmer Selu6sE
reiie auf. na6oem ct Dor &ur3em Die HnloerS
fitGt ablolpirt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Gin edils aeaen cine fareelt@e aranraeit.

Gin gdDiIo gesem cine fdbreGlihe Scrambled
Wlit @usuabme Der tDbtlibiten 5ormeH bon 2uueeu.
frontbeiten bat fein ouberes &eioen 10 tir9terli6e
@erbeerun9en beS Organii9eu Setuebes sir SoI9s.
as zines. bas im) auf bic Nieren tpirft. Menn ioIde
Sruutbetten 9ronii9 tperbeu - iub BET feiuer 1T bic
@obribeinli9tctt bie8u, grbBer =. 10 uhter9raben fe
politonot9 pie 9onae Contribution: I'm elnem lolb'
erften s~lnaeibcn, bob ba1lelbe ib ein8uiteleu Wtiene
ma1t, iofort gu Solicitors 0togrnbttters 9reiIen. oaS
it6 rtobrun9smaBia aIS bbtft pirtiarte5 a)ttttel anr
mie Der Se6er, oes MtoacuS ltnb Der Gin9eme,be eruie.
fen bat Sine amoere ipobltbati9e, aul Der $orn.trei.
rubt auf ibrem Wermb0en Der AuSibetonug bon In.
reini0teiten aus benz Wlut melbe, menn ni9t befeis
tlgt. NbeumatismuS. 9teuralgle, @idt Waieriubt
reaunq Der Nieren su erabbbter S~Dati9tett oeritdrtt GO
beren r~eiuigenbe Strait uno bffnet baorr1 bic mid.
tiaIten &andle our 9eoeihli1en Abtnbr oier ioider
Naturalization nno blutueri4letternoen Snbitomaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Shnddle WGnner.

wel6e ibre pole Wannesfrait uno @ldHisitdt
oes @eiltes wieber SIT erlan9en miini9en, ers
balten ntent9eltli9 4ustrnft itber ein
&teteS @ctIUcrfaDrct, wel6es lib bis
lebt in lebem einSelneH Sale 9l6nSeuo be-
poDrt bat. Selatolun9 cbenlo einta6 lpie
b StIls; SeOet RI, lsii' siH2fenss ArSt. Sud M ssOit
obreiire: @SripGte @lHtnse i Stspems
iarD, % @cft II. ety., Ncap Oores
Oe. D..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
unfau zines Sdleppoan1pfers.

Ser S6leppoampfer v4Dil Sberiodn"
lief am 9onneritae, Die 6olsboote WinerDa,
Gouie Simmons uno State Qnons i'm Iau,
aus Weusfegpn bier ein. Sim 9lbeno UNI
10 l1br itieB Dem S6leppoampfer ein b0ier
l1nfal GIT. Den S6ooner IS. s.. Wteao"
ihleppello, fltbr er ben Sioarm bes SlulieS
biluauf benz Spei6er vSotpa" 3u, Inn bort
cine Qabung @etrei6e encouragement. Mn Der
Is. StraBe lief Der vSberioan" geget einen
StoB 6olS, beiien Spibe iiber oas 1lfer in
oas QSaiier bineinragte. Ser 0anpfer
legte ii6 auf Die Settle un6 Der tbm na6s
foleenDe GhDDner bobrte iid' nit leinem
&;el IN ieine Meiden. Ser QlnpraQ bate
auf benz Shooner fur6tbare 8eripiiitungen
angeridtet. Ser 8orbernait mar gefappt,
uto i'm Sal bate er ben S6prniteiu mitsez
riieIl lio in ben STUB gelbIeuoert un0 bas
Steaerbdus6en 5ertrilmmert. @llbeno
betBer Dampf unb bi6ter 9taud, Der NIes
rtngsbcrum in cine unour6orinelibc Wolfe
billie, KtDntte Der S6tftsmannld,aft ent>
9e9en. SIN nGditen Qugenblid lpoerten
belle Tlalnlnen empor ullo Oas @el6id Der
8emannung oes S6iffes lhien beltegelt gu
letn. Gapitdu Barry, Der Wtaldintit uno
6eiSer tnaren nit fnapper NotD Dem SoOe
III DEM Sertriimmerten Steuerbdus6en ent>
gan9en. Sic ale periu6ten iebt iDr BeI1es,
Die Slammen au erittden, bod crit ais ibnert
Siilfe fam, geIang eS, it6 urb oas S6iff
bonn gGn5lt6en ultterQa1g gu retren. Gaz
pitdn 8arrD lit Der @inSi9e, beiien Ser
%leBungen, 8ranotpuuoen int @elt6t, am
6als uno auf Der 8ruit, 81 ernltliben 8ez
tur6tungen Veranlanung 9eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Gin bath fir UIItter.

Mrs. % tnsIow's .Sootbine
Sprup" iolte beltdnbis beim &tnbers Robos
neil scbrau9t werben. Gr %beldnittat bas
6inb, erpeidt ooS 3obnfleii9. .Iinberf alen
S6merS, furirt @inb7Solit, uno lit bas bette
0tittel .ge9en Giarrboe. SiniuHbSpansis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Srieffdften.

0r. ST., GaBoiQe, @isc. Gs farm
Niemano Sic atptngen, einen 8libabIeiter
an Sbrem 9auie an3ubringeit. Sin 8libz
abIeiter ioIte inn 8oben bis an bas @runoz.
paiier rei9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09

0ie eisertbimli9e Combination, Yropor=
tion nnb 4raparatton Don Soob'S Carlo
parilla u1terl9eibeu Dieie MeoiSin BON alen
anberen, inbem btelelbe nett mebr 6eilfr6fte
beliet. @irb Don allen Npotbetern ~pertauft.
9rqporirt BON 8, S. 9oop & so, &potbeter,
GolpeQ, Weall.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09

Die ii6ere @irtun9 pom Npcr's Sariapa=
rilla lit griinoll6 uno bouerlo. 2Sena li6
ir9elo mo- in oeinem &0rper cine Neisune III
Stropbeln perbir9t, 10 mirb Qlper's S%arl0pdz
riua iie on9reifen unb aus benz &0rper per-
treibeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09

= OrbiQe Olcott, pel9er beretts i'm
Sabre 1848 fi6 in Gbicaao anfteoelte uno
mcbr oils 30 Sabre lang it'd Dem BaI pom
Shiffen tpiomete, lit oorgeltert Wtorge1 IN
ieiner @obnung, $50. 276 Walbln9ton
8ouleuarb, i'm Alter BON So Sabren 9es
ltorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Columbia

tit oaS fettite bnDerti@e Ster int
Wtarft, 9cbrant bon WteI5 ttto
cppfcn. Gonrao Setpp SremerD
So. 3eteptut 1850.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
0emataSfe Neripae1t

t6,,uer bur6 Iei6t perfduFtbe NIB %niitIthe, ~bolpti6t6<
lid bel ben 9eltiGen INNER g~atgbore Qrtitel eintn
oolrernoen 1no grten Serbierit %ersieleiI. Bum s'e@
Iucjie werben auf @l,ni6 o6He : orou5beiabItlig 9srfbtn
Ser Nrtifel uuf @ornmiiiton in! 8atro9e pom $3.50, aoblbdr
tatb @ertuuf, BET @rpreB rnto g~(usfitnit pet Tplt s%ugeionot,
1eoeu @inicnbun9 gutter 9teferehien pom rebtitnttellell
IRSruert, u;b t1itten bic 9%rtifel, ipent itidDt gut ~'ert1nfs
lid e~rluiefer, ~returrirt iuecOen. Qbrefie: W. 3 II IT,
G~[speIuto, .. So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09

Das sroBe llebel in Der @elt 1T i6on lett
alter Belt, oaB man i'm 2eben ielten bdlt ouf
re0te WaBi9teit. Ser Sine iiberiBt it'd oft,
Der Qnoere trintt 81 tart, Der 0ritte plaet
lt6 Ga9 nno Na9t unb itrenst ii6 on gu arg.
Oa 9ebt benz Wa9en bic @eoulb beun enbli6
Gus er lprl6t: "an meiren 2eiben bilt 9u
NUN miibte Der SrSanismHs hrs Stoden oes,
ratben, ,Dcnll er li6t mittellt st. WcrnarS
&rGtttcrptNctt pieber III Walto oelett
miIrbe. STR 20 @ents bel Apotbefern III
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Sta0t Gbtta0o.

Ser 0eneral M8emt SEER Ser=
tttatttt Sre6i6nttot beimMt 0te
staaten Sntnots, Sotpa unto @e=
braSfa+
seer Geo. &idert, Gnrreipott=
eat It ITO Spcstat>2tgemt beretft oie
Staatcn California, Artsoma, Ne=
OaSa, Mafbington, Gregon,
Wtertco INTO Sritsih Columbia.
&err SEQ @enutn9boDen Ole
Gtaaten WebrnSfa mtto &atfaS.
Serr SDeO. @- Se&atann oett
Staat Snotana 1t.to S4inois.
SEER YauI SricbeL bic Staatett
SMttoiS ttto Sotua. r.
Seer Carl s6tnfet Die Staaten
SuinoiS unto W~tittnefota.
S3err Gm0ea &atler oen gtaat
ScraS.
serr 8. aenoea Sen staat suit
ttpiS.
Serr sSrans Stto Die Gtaaten
SSuinctS 1ttt0 @tSeonftt.
SEER 6. g. Sproan WsittcIz tttto
sIo=21merifa at.o @eRsSmotem-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
8eindbe oebGnot.

Gin ei9entbiimli6er ltnfau paiiirte 0on1
neritogWtor9en einem f~arbieen S6iffsperlaz
Der, gtamens Squire 8anfs, am Werft Der
Weltern Transportation 60. @r tpar baz
nit belhGfttgt, Die Safelporri6tuug uni ein
SAB 3uder gu legen, bGmit es auf Oed oes
S6ooners Bottom 9etafelt tperbe, bod qab
Sentano Oas !3eiheu gum @nportpinoen al
l6neu, n1o anitatt bas SaB gu beben, fling
ii1 bic Tafelage UNI ben !6als bes Negers.
Der barn pfetlldneu in Die 3uft geSogen
purbe. Oils man ben Srrtbum bemerfte,
tpllroe e. 10 raid tpie m0gIi9 befreit, bod
lieB er lid ni6t bariiber b%erubigen, baB er
bereinlt ben SOB am @alSen iterben meroe,
BON Dem er ieBt ldon einen fleinen 8orges
i6nad gebabt babe. @r tpurbe na6 leiner
Bobnun9, $50. 1863 g. GlarfltraBe, 9es
bratbt, mo bic Ner3te feititeuten, DAP er feis
men erbebltden S6aoen erlitten babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
gr Nennata geae IN @mropa.-

~ ItE111t5tH LWBE TW W1trUDN+-
9ieunter btelemStteltm r8eiten" oerOffentz
Ii6ten tntereiianten &eiiel9iloerungen oes
Srn. @aibington SEEING itnO, einem otels
fa6 aeGuBerten @uni6e 5ufolge, in elmer
b%auernberen Torm als 8u6 eri6tenen, bas
fir BEN biuigen Brets bon so Gents in Der
Office Der vSa. Staatssettung" unb burd
uniere Qgenten gu baben lit. gu 8rGmten
bere6ttgte 2eier, bes v@o6enblatts" aober
bes v0eitens" f0nnen bas 8u9 an Ste1e
elmer auoersn BrGmte beaie6en.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-23
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

BEN BUTLER once supported himself by max
ing chairs for 30 cents day. His annual income
now is said to be 100000
EX-GOVERNOR CAMERON of Virginia. it is
thought, will take the stump for the Demo-
cratic party in that State this fall.
CAPTAIN GEORGE MACKENZIE, the chess
player, is dying from consumption in Man
chester. England. where he recently took part
in an international chess tournament
DAVID A. TAGG ART. Republican candidate
for Congress in the First New Hampshire dis
trict is graduate of Harvard, class of 1878,
and 80 years of age. He is President of the
State Senate, and resides atManchester.
MISS CLARA BARTON, the famous Red Cross
nurse. lives quietly in Washington, stunning
notoriety. She has an income of s., 900 a year
from an estate she inherited, but she spends
only s., 900 of this sum, devoting the rest to
charity.
STEVE HoLcoMBE, the converted Louisville
gambler. who is now one Of the successful
evangelists OF the country, is o slim, spec
tacled man, usually clad In q closely but
toned Prince Albert coat. He is brimful of
nervous energy.
HON. BASIL B. GORDON, late Chairman of
the Virginia Democratic Committee, Is almost
completely restored to his former health, and
should the Legislature convene in January he
will be in his seat as Senator from the Kappa
hammock district.
DIR. W. M. TAYLOR, of New York, is paid
$4,000 year, the largest salary paid to any
Congregational minister. Three inBrooklyn, viz:
Drs. Lyman Abbott. Storrs, and Behrends, re-
ceive $4,000 each. DR.. Gunsaulus, of Chicago,
has salary of 5000, and DR.. Gregg, of Boston,
has $1,000.
SIR A. T. GosHoRN, of Cincinnati, tells re-
porter that when he was approached on the
subject Of the Director Generalship of the Chi
cago Worlds Fair, he told the committee he
would expect a compensation of $4,000 year,
The news of the recommendation of plain Col
onel Davis, of Illinois. for the position at q
salary Of $4,000 makes Sir Goshorn scratch his
head in some amusement
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-23
Willin ms Academy.

Tony Pastors Own Double Company OF Vari-
ETY. Stars, at Harry Williams Academy of
Music this week, delighted large crowd last
night 1t is without doubt the best thing that
has been seen at this popular variety house this
season, and even rivals the best of any season.
1t starts out funny, becomes excruciatingly
laughable, and in the end leaves the audience
in hysteric state of hilarity Its variety of ex-
hib1tions is marvellous. The show opens with
Lurle and Lurle in very funny act on the fly.
ing rings. The act of Miss Edith Vincent with
voice and feet followed, and was excellent
Then Kelly and Ashby broke the crowd all up
in their Fun In Chinese Laundry" The act
is entirely new, and the feats of rumbling as
tonished the old regular patrons of the house
The inimitable Maggie Cline. with budget of
fresh songs is with the show, and, as usual
she had to sing them until she got tired
The star of the show, Miss Bessie Bonehill, the
great English artistic preceded the afterpiece
and is a whole show In herself. She has
number of character songs which she sings
with pleasing grace, and makes an entire
change OF costume for each song. The cos
tunes are gorgeous to say in the least, and the
like of them have never been seen before in
this city. Miss Bonehill captured the hearts of
her audience and this is saying great deal for
an Academy crowd, with whom an English
singer has uphill work. A good weeks busi-
ness is assured for the show. The house was
packed, Notwithstanding the outside attrac-
tion, the big torchlight parade.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-23

would be impossible under this plan or
any other where there are million pro-
ducers.
While this arrangement shows the use
lessness of the Alliance and SUBJ Treasury
scheme, it does not show the uselessness OF
the Alliance. 1t indicates the legitimate
field of such an organization. There is
little doubt that the factors and storekeep-
ers under the old methods of the cotton bust
ness, took an undue advantage of the needs
of the cotton raisers for ready money.
This arrangement, whether the report is ab-
solutely correct or not, indicates what con-
certed action can do in she way of bringing
a new element of competition into the bust
ness of supplying the planters with funds.
Individual action could hardly have accom-
plished this. United action can make a
success not only in this particular respect,
but in many other places where new compe-
tition is needed.
The success of the Alliance in the South
i n defeating the Bagglng Trust and in pro-
viding for loans at low interest justifes the
enthusiasm OF that section for this organic a.
tion in its legitimate field. If the Alliance
succeeds so we'll in aiding the planters of
the South, there is certainly hope that an
equal success can be made in mitigating the
burdens of the Northern farmer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-23
WITHIN REEDS AUTHORITY.

The effort of Speaker Reed to make the
Democrats furnish him quorum registered
another failure yesterday, the two roll calls
showing an aggregate of 159 present. The
House was compelled to adjourn until the
change of policy in the direction of getting
the Republicans to furnish the quorum can
make better success.
This joint fruition Of the new rules, and
the Republican policy of unseating Demo-
Gratis, is not without its poetic justice. The
whole purpose of the new rules has been to
bring the minority into subsection without
consulting either their wishes or their par
liamentary rights. With full reliance on
the ability of the rules to do business, a
portion of the Republicans have followed
the Speakers example in going away and
looking alter their personal interests in
business aud politics. When the Repub-
licans undertook to unseat a member who
was elected by only 1000 majority, the
Democrats took advantage of their oppor-
tunitv and left the House without quorum,
where it is likely to remain until the Re
publican regime is able to get the Repub-
lican majority together and make quorum.
While the deadlock has resulted in the
suspension of business, it is hardly possible.
with z Just regard for human nature, to
blame the Democrats for taking advantage
of the Republican policy of doing busi-
ness without regard for the minority, and
putting its legitimate result in the light Of
doing no business at all. If the Repub-
licans persist in the plan of conducting busi-
ness without the consent of the minority,
they cannot blame their opponents for
throwing upon them the responsibility of
furnishing a quorum. And after the
Speaker has tried to exert his disciplinary
authority to make the Democrats stay in
and be counted, can he do less than send
out and arrest the eleven Republican ab-
tees, and keep them on bread and water
until the last party achievement of giving a
Democrats seat to a Republican is made
triumphant?
Mr. Reed has failed to get quorum from
the Democrats. II he can make the Repub-
ljcans come in and be counted, there is hope
that the apparently interminable session Of
Congress will reach an end.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-23
UNIFORMITY NEEDED.

The necessity of uniform legislation, on
marriage and divorce, has often been illus
trated where couples have found themselves
10 be married by the laws of one State aud
not legally married in another, or divorced
in one State and still bound together in
another Commonwealth. The most direct
course to rectify these evils would be the
adoption of a constitutional amendment
placing that subject within the legislative
power of Congress. New York has, how
ever, taken step in another direction to
accomplish the same end, by appointing a
commission to cooperate with other States
for uniform divorce laws. Pennsylvania
should join the movement. The next Legis-
lature should authorize the appointment of
a commission, on the part Of this State, to
aid in remedying the present scandalous
state Of affairs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-23
AT LAST A SITE.

There is satisfactory intelligence from
Chicago that, by the positive stand of the
National Commission of the Worlds Fair,
the project of straddling the Exposition
from the Lake Front to jackson Park is
virtually squelched, and that the addition
of Washington Park to the possible sites
has fixed the Exposition there.
This ends long and not very creditable
struggle over the site. which might have
been settled months ago, were it not for the
obvious importation of considerations
wholly foreign to the Fair enterprise. 1t is
impossible to believe that any man of intel
ligence could have supported the jackson
Park and Lake Front idea, except as it
might aid or injure local interests. Never
theless, that site was selected by the local
directors, simply on account of its bearing
on real estate speculation or park projects
for the city. The very plain talk of the
National Commissioners last week put q
ouietus on that effort. We are glad to be-
lieve that the Washington Park site will
prove all that is required for a great Ex-
position.
Chicago now has two years and half
in which to build and organize the EXPOSE
ton. Six months have been wasted over
the site and other matters which might have
been settled in thirty days. The three
months before that was wasted in Congress.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-23
THE BUILDING OF CITIES.

A very interesting indication OF the rela-
tive progress of different cities throughout
the country is furnished by the totals of the
building statistics. The totals Of structures
erected in 1889, with their cost in Is of the
leading cities, with some allowance for local
conditions, are a very good measure for the
growth and enterprise of the different COM
munities.
In this showing Philadelphia maintains
the lead, having put up II, ,965 houses, while
New York comes next with 6,722. But in
considering the cost of the buildings, New
York is far ahead, having put S75, ,912, s16 into
new buildings, while Philad elphia's total of
cost is but S26, 900, 900, and is exceeded by
Boston as we'll as New York. These are the
two cities whose new structures exceeded
5000. Following these are six cities where
between 1000 and 5000 houses were built,
and six more whose totals are between 1000
and 4 000 in the following order.