davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
cR4IN AND rRODUCE MARKETS.
rr,ruEFs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

IA
The wheat markets carly were beari,h in tendency
., warm rains in the Northwest. but II. Louis pH'
,ba.e. were stimulated bv talk Of damage ana 9o"c
order, were executed here. selling credited {" iu'n
i,.on caused a later recession. The report "i brdu
,,cet.s shaved n decrease of 100000 bushels h u'
available ,focHs east of the Rocky Mountains '"p'N
boved an early firm tone. bul closed spiritles- l'
.uo,plation amounted tn $500 900 bushels. May oP
tion. we're buoyaut and ended up cent ~ VI "".
onened ~ es ) :, rrSe to 80 "a and at 80 = ''u'
va. > cent better. July from 81 "eh' T." '0 '0,,,
and ended - cent higher at ~ 10 ~" Wv 4, 80,
Iho pri,c rcccded to - "a cents. AuS'e' ~"
c. ~ o6 | = cents and at 96 4 cents W. % 80,
idgher closing ON the curb ~ 80 - cent P''"'.'
weut from gi to % -. ana Nj ~ " W "
cent better OH the curb -, t,,.,o hu.ioc..
wa. done ,., al t-,cr - pnri iiiy
i,g and restricted offerings. shippers 700" ,--.'
- h.l. hetc and lOi 600 hu,hc- 'l-c"l'i' UP, ,''
,,,-,, f,i,l, active and after early c"ht'- --i'' |
t,r,cr rith Nav unchanged g SO -, dN" '.'.' - F.
-. =, 80 : July b ~ II 81 and Angus o." ''"
a. ~ IA cents. ,. oo, h,,.n,l. taken for ev
,t Tbr oDtion~ closed al = cent hEh'I ~
a. 4, for N,v 1894 ior June and ~ J ''"'' 10
Lard wa, quiet but 4o2 point, o@er a. i.'."n
l,,nc - ~. JUN - 81 NuSn-i. ." '' '>I '''
-, October. 70 = ...-, ..,.. ,..,J., st
tuou'.' Wheat ,Ju 900 bushels. corn, 49, u.
ei. o,t. 81 $40 bushels. total grain - i
cl. nour - .oOi paciaEce NJ iu'dN';; ~, ~ 80.
o,i - oui- tbo arrivals we're: wheat '-''''
n'" n,'" r,rI ,Al $50 hu-h"l,. oats. ''""1" l'-".i
,t,I grain l.-33-4 bushels h"uI' l"''' D''''''
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEF-There was .tiongcI m mari inr,tin"rd quiet
rrovhs the SPOT ,cd1y nj and undcscribcd do.
"a 7i@c sales. 1000 bags NO 10 nic1i,
,,rd rrade. NOR, active and firm. SOitc, ~ pi'a
t,o p,dang tDcccub-r .alcl. 3 -c wv 'Hs N,,in
caino Wv ,asGed Car,eas and 200 bags MNcan prNat
i.v options w.rc decid div stronger dhu ~:
com idctshlr cuNritn. OF
sboSed The greatest rise leaving OF iu,IN 90 M th now,
o,V~, ,non,hs gained 1pd2O points. NihoN ~ VIZ hd
tV"red the 6a element. Have aea"pyii" i and satro
hamburg pc better I;r1c'p'' pSsnor @ va oT"tcd
,,le be,tsr London closed 80 hghcI one ~ PY
ul' o'ss ~ u-MaV -: June - "a JuN - "a ~,
SnS~-t "a. I'd: Scptembei - ia, N,b,t oin,
I,o e., gr.rsi GOOD demand Advice. non no ,i"
Rncuisr nrst $50: good second VSo V ' or
600 bag total stock. 13l 600 nag> i"iy
= reeoiut- bag. t"''ip'> "' ~"
,sso ~ Nav 20 1890 22eOOQ bag sam ti" ,ts
osn 600 bacs: ssne tine lsss l0-"oW @1 ooo ,,gs.
t'oV,c,v IInIv issp 10 Nav 90 ie'w S-i"" ao1
" o' ~. i-so yq7 OOO bags same tim" lNeS l.u''''V
49, Total sales o-da, - '"0 RR> ss, sales
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

Hamburg 600 bb, refined each os cd Italian osrh o
H%Rs + S,l S ( },,.s I4Es oHs os fas,
Dol, r9nCs coo g. laaG a5o O17H c Now, ian
ncs N%rSS % Ho2T YGS brig Blake hmcc
g. Colon general caso sasI and bqck on private
Tg Ein".tnc hence To- I'tit GoaNc. general cargo anu
VI S W%%rs .ssoomS a%s G3dS EdEard I'd Was
ton ~ c. Port Prince Iamsr' p su warial - 500
british steamer Kat Baltimor 70 av ceyt planswick
10 Arccio lumber rI5 German bark A'''an'' h'"'' !"
mcge & 2gye [ for export IGn. At
very ,icady price, sa @ 900 short S6s NIT Clear ss 25asi
MSI fafq qa%S.S % at +sss3 :S r. As Prime @ Eg Ias,
~ light request at gneeinsG , Mcs, in bis ~ 35G
i Plat aF neef ia sh%iGy Gast s9sf and esdy & eaoisd
scre at SIS 80 at wt IA MEATS-ASogt S
ss @cN' pI:Ricd E r, a q audtcd IT, '' at So TG foP
rcd ShSgdfr. a, &c &C. for rS IG ~ retsd a.. 95o
smoked do. l95e n r1% nnd Al C6caec short
do G' c ca..d soc: July i42c: semcmbcr $500
pISGD, ,.l~ %Saln'5 IS ahi 5S5 c Sac 1IG m r@S o'5
1EDopon. brOke G point, -, at dl, in tiI G' way Is
rav icaSing .tcady SrcGa996 wa Wa , mGIr nr,% % w.
ondhand pEq o9e TO- tGG Eong noooa I'a' June @ o t
sales iIG no. ,eN 100 80 t N'i Go@Sac , j"y co,,d a
GiiS s-sG s-Sra ,ale, 80 c;l Sc >gSg, No ca
at %c ss october R'aqs4 coPineq nee,d e%Gd
and %cak on accumulated ;uppss a1d fr, o''9, t
SoHplcd With nodcr7" dc%snd ~. My n CrsnS1v
n de- tl
Sdt pary hofGtkin tub, or pals t H., ra",y T. T.
,ood II re: state Dairy Welsh tub iaiu 10
@iic choice iiGi3c Dairy tuh, fa 2Gioc IIi",,IISr
-. W,steru Imitation Creamery chOr.. - -,
"""od o SIoc lain 7asc Western parN; choice d'
a. ;;ord sdlOc: fair Gd7c: Western Fact0tl ' ra"u'
Ssosre seconds C.: Dairy and Fac;ofy. u1si; si;ttggSL
Id Itufte, western Dairy OF Factory. GN' di,,,c,,
'Taih"r easier in cases. win shipp,t-
-, - vcaror abba. New Cheese. N'atr '"I1'',
mi cream fine Whit. sc; do colord SO 90 1"V' w
,'i,c "a $50. common ta fair. 12GSic N,tl
,,r, sl,m, 3a7c. state Factory fu skins, -g"y I, d
I"i,e,nf, Ins qlc FGG>- Made urh'r ,.l.ht , ~
% ," an moderate arrivals aud GOOD drnaHd star % nHo
fresh ljc, Canadian i'c N'-tl, l.' l.
1nri5rs Southwestern I4A0li'act Goose iS9-o'
Duck l50l7c. go . , 30. ... ,rd ouIot Sales
,,frn Nu-caNado. ~ te-t. 80 e. anu I. -"
T. rGring quoted at 4'c; Centrifugal 80 ist. 'Nr
~" EFFINfp-O Quiet and 'a-y. CruNha y ~ 'at t W.
,, s,r: Curc, G'-a0 3.l6c; P""d"lrd NC
'"',,,,lod &c Mould ~ " 3-lGc; tonl,'i
.',ehunH .',ehuG' STANDARD -" 3'4c, on - ''se'Er Nht
~ &c :" J4c. ENua &C." j-a1 BLOC ~ ''9"''
h'u% uTH ,piSE Quiet but steady. Choice western am
l., -, o'ntsd at sisc Olconargarinr city "'''' -''''
'THT Il In light request but steadily held Prime
.t,r nnntrd at 4L2c. sales, 10000 3D. AZ e. =, ,.,..
~ rIi A-SoIes Oday by auction ~ pa, - Ia,
Notrn'. iv.on i30232c YOUNG Tyson u G5'so c,J
Mnrra isg2sS Gunpcwder 17at22c ps6r spry ,n' M
r,%., S69hic Ja'ln ran Fitcd. l6GEoc h",Sr. r.
IS~Isioc Sftincs and Nibs. 3al2Hc. ConG"I "a
india and Orange Pehoc lia222 Oo""b' io'''''' ~
~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
n.,,r rrAnr ~ cIliCAGO.

Chicago MAY Il ,Spcciau.- The" va N'-"''"'
con,e, in the wheat pit to day between the "d ''',
headed bv Hutchinson and ne" -"' ~ h"ii' H'"" "
,y ,ud,hy The old se' va operating i"' I'''''
a., ,o,, .o, f,r further advance. VI th" ''.' IN,
,,,.,.-, Looked a good deal Ike % dihM JUN 'I" ~
H., az tnld lciVccn -. > ~ ana 80 = anu 'I' ~
CO Ma opcucd 80 90 and Cn'fi a' ''-
,,'r,ir,lly oprucd ~ - 81 II 'lo~ch ""''' "'
a,d -, -, The early out- ID" new Wa n' iu'.I
tcari-L the u,~t important 'tru stance li. '''
,. 'i;.,,,.i,r wheat shipments. The weather W' -
t,,o..o NOR, ~priug Ike tcmprrur "N"rt Nh''' any
,.'t, ia Dakota aud Nlnuc-pta. The bnH 'l'""
80 tnf,i. -cni ou great l1i Of hiN Nt "..''' iH'
", ,.,,- ,u rorard to th" N--ouri wheat Nc' it'
,,,duer,c Of tudahV corn Nar a4h'-' '- '''
-. ~ ,rLen' The pit fuIi oi hi- h"hri. ' '''
'.,oni,, and thc, never tOiI"n hht lNE uNIl pi .,
l.rd ,d ,uced nearly 'rut. JuIF uP"HoI hl -
lid st n. and oo-cd ~ 80 p - '-. WAY "Wu'
.. 80 I > Old ~ 81 3 - and 'lo-ed Al "i- Jun"
,,ncrod Al 80 > .Od ~ "a ! ana 'I','n d" '''' -
TFo ,d,,n,ing tcndency wa cAcoEod bN Inc ai'h"ii
,, ~, - Tiur-day'~ "-tImated receipts Ihrf w'l'
Zoo c,r. The arrivals DO th" m0rNrH, were "
Vr..clr room was chartered for -2'.o"o bu-i'l'.
ore .trouC and took an Advancing i'l"'"'' d., ',n
Cnr, and wheat. July opened az 20 - 80" 20
o. / 4. and closed ~ 96 =. Nav opc'1 =" :. ~
cintcd af . 81. June opened az - -, ',''
~ =, ,,d ,lo.cd at y. 50 whit" ,'d ~ -"
"a - ~n D., Al 1-09- ! .. so whit" az 80 Ger, 81.
I,,t,,r.- ~ 80 = whit" dull ~ 30 cent t".'n l'I
Ma Ii,uc quotablc ~ alout - ! ''ud- VT ,,'
r"rh Inly wheat sold at % b. put, 70 - 'd4'''
90 -.
HAVANA MARKET. ....... ...,.
Havana Nav 2l.-opsar quiet. fN'h'"V' '''''
Snsni-h gold 2i22d@fZ''.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

COrrON -Thc .rot Iaikct was s'N N''''u ,,,.ioU ~
,r ,o,.iruod Quiet Sales 3b3 bales ir' - ,I i,s,
p rcreipt. o-aav 11Os bale~ - aFain>t - St,'o,
vcsk and -93 bales this day a>i 'S hl. aoain.t
10 h,ie. ,or the cnfreSnondinp time last year
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ARVERNE-BY-THE-SEA,
ASBIRY PARK. y. ).
COLEMAN HOUSE.

WIl oir.u S1tufdav Juno Is. 1880 Firstcass stable
Rat diagrams and information Of w a; SliAIiai.'
N,ngcup Ccr AZ Hotel arthOld 3d-st and BfOadwat
or by addressing j. H. RALPH, PROPRIETOR Asbur PARK
y J.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DO GOUR 7.


This magnificent hotel Win all modern mproNohi"ht'
now fully completed and viii open June 10. For chsa-
mentS and circulars addi'e~ 49,, =.
J. V JORDAN. lIotI Hamilton. 1taNe ana f-G-sD.' ~.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

STAINT Il
GOOD Ordinary


.,.i, ,,., ,-op quite active and >onlrwha. fN"l,h
,bo,th me 4, ,ift >til favored IA" bu side; Nr'- "a
,,,.r7os ,y.fe extensively. anu ~
showed net gain, of loGl1 points on rehtW'" ,in,.
...hc-.f account. The close however. NhS - P.i.
- .b. ton p,ttly due a aic" amount ~ NAV n",'1
Loiuc ISSUED and not stopped Late month, cVs.u md
,,nfs mn TfN.rlou reported rise - 1d4 l"n, 'i"
~. fbIted TO early advance. Sale, '-o"Vo "
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
gfcnrslons.

ECORATION DAY
~ IL THE MorNTAISs
EXCURSION
TO
NArCu CHUNK. GLEN ONOKo AND
THE FAMED SWGTC1iEA'h.
VIA CENTRAL RAILROAD or NI"JhRshf'
FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1880.
special ,Npr.,. train VIII lca'" New.Yor" nom iooi
Iu.rty..t Nortn Riyor at 20 m. fr'ni''- @'i.''
in city about p. ~. faf' I"i I'''" ''P ''' T |
.witchback 30 cents extra.
tor information -O-ctie- individuals ~ families Apply
~ If T. BALDWIN. Gcn' Pas. hat:. I'D I4"iN --'.-
/.RA\D VACATION EXCL ENlON 10 Lu-
II ,o,,. under the personal super, i-Ion Of IIoN a.
,It% niICK~O Of ~ Atantc-nN'.. f'""hiNh' ~ 20
ioufet and 'Ncut-lOn Inana''t I't'lut
M r"rsrt .tfan.er Scf,ia SATURDAY. JulN -
'i,iug England scotland Belgium Germany IA, nm o.
and paris. noatly seven weeks tlp ~ Z
NN'L'ir o,g ratr send for pamphlet and itinerary.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Gummcr Resorts.
ADlROMDACKS,
nN I-AIE MASSAWEPIt

Beautifully located in CHILDwOLD PARK Ar ex
guanScd nicely furnished. Table supplied with ,e bcst
,I" market arords ihC boating, h-hlhg ana huntm8
unsurras,cd Ciarrinc drives For circulars and terms
address until June H. ." "tIIlDMoI.D fAlth hoO9h'
c.r. or Voston Tavern, Boston, Mass"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
JttnmConiS.

4 -NEM .HA\LN, 75c.
~. A..,o.,. ~ . H. iGY d lo % .& q-} }6 y MENTAL leave
rs.A -i,p. Pr q T.. f. >. o. ana ~ p H. ,Sena4,'
lai '%Ef'iaiI6i ri y. ,,;i%%giSlS I9L
. v ok W '.lI ara p' or ara At
A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
5 % t RI a, @ 'e' at oanrY ~ & =" o SAi' II. p.n5. "
Elrr,rc sht, mro1u,out
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
1r,c H I93 p ' To a 80 '''S s 'S'e" roof' e f'I, -
one b.o.1 4Oo," canal,;. at m SUNDAY, eAccpcd
4 lit DSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
~. Th" nst Lin ~'a".r. vilI ,,nn'or their regular
'"' ." ALBANY %fp%,6Ty 1qa 81 6r''' NRT 'lS4"t' aS %"
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
G @ roam. % %ada5 i.5' a p oan oi'ri % HDa H'' and bells
CATSKILL, HUDSON, AND CoXSACKIE.
~ Boat aye da.Iy SUNDAY enegped frGm Pier 81
j.. < Il Il To- al l9at' ~ g. Also Lebanon springs
. %.d So pGaes ria, 81 fIES 4 loot EaPIGED II no
RIi by Annex boat rom rooyn Jcr,ey CIV AZ
nmi.sioa An orclcstra OF, on each stcamcr
HUDSON RIVER steamer MARY POWELL
o9amgneGe .!, = ~. nNDAf. ,,,ta,, MAf -
NMiHiKi%G, riiE ~ %rSrH%iL II LANDINGS. p H.
KINGSTON AND RONDOCT LINE. landing
N ai Cran-tons. Cornwnll Nrwbure Marlboro Milton.
ioughkccI,slc and is0pus. Connects WIN the = \ d.
IL I for an Catsl NJ. Point' From foot Of Harrison
II daily az I u. M. Saturdays at T.
RONlEK & TGEMPER STEAMBOAT 90.
NJ ORWICH LINE FAVORITE INSIDE
~ ROuTE-Fare, reduced. To boston, ~; Worce-ter
reductions to all points East Steamers
leave PIER 40 od number. North River foot % Watts.
neNt pier above Desbsosse-st Fcrryl daily. Sunday
c.pted at > 80 D. ~. u. w. BRADY. Agent.
DEONIDENCE LINE
! for BOSTON. PROViDFNCE, WORCESTER AMI all
England point. Low fare. Fun nights rest Short
o rail ride. - ...... ..,... ....... 80
Steamers CONNE TfCTT and MASSACIU SETTS Will
leave pier 80 y r. foot Warr'n--t. At 80 D. daiiy
tx-cpt Sunday, arriving Providence Boston is
. IA.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

HAVANA MARKET - .
Havana Nav 2l-NiSar Qu'i '''"'"' ''''
crari-h gold 2i2&d-fZ'i.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-10-17
FROM THE OLD WORLD
Socialistic Congress Opened.


HALLE, Oct. 13.-The Socialistic congress
opened here yesterday. There were 500 dele
gates present, of WHOM 341 are from Ger
Franco, one from Switzerland, three
from Austria. Eve from Russia and one
from Belgium.
Mysferiously Disappeared.
BERLIN, Oct. 13.-The reports published
in South German papers that u silver
wreath purchased with money subscribed
in the United States and consigned to
Charles Gibson, of St. Louis, an American
now in Germany. mysteriously disappeared
on the way ia Gibson. 1t was the intention
to havo 1t placed Oh the tomb of the late
Emperor Frederick.
Affairs in Portugal.
LISBON, Oct. 13.-The new ministry held
a long conference Saturday. 1t concluded
it could not accept the financial scheme
which the late minister of finance was ne
gotiat!ng with Paris bankers when he re-
signed. 1t is still doubtful whether the
ministerial crisis is ended.
Bad Fire in London
LONDON, Oct. IA our-story building,
occupied by Rowley & Brock, government
contractors for military headgear, burned
this Afternoon. Six persons burned to
death and thirteen were seriously injured.
Think 1t Will Require B%loodshed.
BERNE, Oct. 13.-Col Kuentzli, who had
charge Of affairs in Ticino in behalf of the
national government, has rendered his res
ignation on the ground that it is impossible
to reinstate the old government without
bloodshed. a.. 4
Cholera Epidemic Continues.
MADRID, Oct. l3.-The cholera epidemic
continues at Barcelona.
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PRAIRIE TIRES.
Looking for Methods to Prevent the Ere
quently Recurring Disasters.

quently Recurring Disasters.
MASDAN, N. D., Oct. 13.-The stockman
who has just viewed with modification the
blackened ranges that stretch beyond the
horizon in the southern part of this COUNTY,
appeals to the townsman with tears in his
eyes for some suggestion that will bring
about q state of things, under which these
fires wont recur every year. The damage is
done; the cattle that have been burned are
beng cleared off the fields by Indians and
buzzards; the ranges will yield no food for
the cattle that have been spared. The
forces of nature, combined with the care
~lessness Or accidental acts OF men, have
worked g%rievous injuries upon our people. |
What can be done in the future to prevent
n recurrence of such disasters US that which
was borne on the wings of the gale last
Saturday? Ordinary precautions against
such q fire are Of no avail. Firebreaks,
which most reasonable and experienced
men would regrrd as being sufficient to
turn q fire, were OF no use whatever last
Saturday. The flames leaped over a 2o0-foot
break without difficulty.
The blame for the fires is very generally
laid to the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany. 1t is beyond q question that the
coal which they use on this division is of a
sort that sets a fire very easily. 1t is al
-i i@@assSlRHgg c4 MhE HRinffaaw ct R }aAam hqaF66r dM9 anb:
stance. At the same time it must be re.
anembered the company is SO much inter.
ested that It is ready to do all it can
reasonably, to prevent the starting Of fire:
from its engines. Different views prevail
all over the county as to the best method:
TO adopt to prevent these running fires
but so far there is an opening for SOME
cheap and practicable plan to be suggested
by some inventive genius. His name viii
be immortalized by a grateful public wher
he puts in an appearance.
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THE MARKETS..
Sioux City Live Stock,

SIOUX CITY, Oct. 13.-Hogs.-Estimated
receipts, 500. Official, Saturday, 1882.
Mondays dizziness characterized the mar
ket to-day. Only three loads of heavy
were weighed VI before noon, and they
were sold at 5@1Oc higher. The bad condi-
ton OF the roads has kept many of the
shippers back, and the receipts are short in
consequence. The prices were strong, 5@1Oc
higher, the top load bringing $500.
Cattle-Estimated receipts, 800; official
Saturday, liza. The market is very dull.
There was nothing in but o few COWS,
scrubs, which sold at moderate prices. The
demand for No. 1 feeders was good, but
there was little stock to meet 1t, and the day
wore away in keeping up the usual Monday
dullness.
South Omaha Live Stock.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 13.-Hogs, estimated
receipts, $500. Official Saturday, 5,S75;
shipments 0 cars Market opened 5@10c
higher. selling at S3.75@4.O5.
Cattle-Estimated receipts, $500. Official
Saturday, 1,53Oi shipments, II cars. Mar
ket opened slow; quality common.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Oct. Observation-Disclosures g.
500. Market steady; steers, S .25@4. IS;
cows, bulls and mixed, S1.OO@4.OO.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market weak and
lower; packers and shippers, 81. OO04.15;
light mixed, $4.00W4.15.
sheep-Receipts 1900. Market steady;
native westerns, s4.6O@5. 90; common and
mixed, $3.7504.2 5; Texans, $3.5O04.OO.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct. 11,-Wheat-Steady; cash,
December, 81. 01ss; May, s1.O5M.i
Corn-steady; cash, 4sMc; November,
49hc; May, 51Ic.
Oats-steady; cash 30s4c; December, 4oc;
May, AZ 7-0@43c.
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tend to our business properly We will get
adknnnntnnn -. $3.50 L-a. :.

sVtuua W ONI sAuS plCEShiy w oSS
the $15,O0o,000."
As to getting money out of congress N.Y.
Palmer said: Congress, you know. is q
peculiar body. It won't do to try to bully
1t. It might say you have drawn UP this
act in such a way as to get us in a hole. We
will not have it that way The proper a
t get along with congress is to give it
molasses. We have got to use ambrosia
and nectar in this matter. Vinegar and
aqua fortis are not the attractions with
which to catch congressman, We want the
sympathy and cooperation of every con-
gresham and state legislature throughout
the country"
The cable dispatch stating that Italy
would not make a showing at the worlds
fair in 1892 was shown to President Palmer
of the national commission, and that gem
tleman was asked what he thought about it.
s.Nonsense!" he exclaimed. Europeans
will come here on RATS If they can'tfnd any
better way. They will send their exhibits
where they can make money"
But suppose the tariff is too high for
them to introduce goods at a proft?"
The tariff on works of art is not too
high. If J. remember right, it is only about
! Ii per cent. ad valorenl. Notwithstanding
| the duty, America is a great field for the
sale of European pictures, and the foreign
ers will come along with them without fear.
There is money in it,
Secretary Butterfeld, of the local board
of directors, was not so outspoken as Mr..
Palmer, but said that he did not think the
tariff would cut any appreciate
figure SO far as the exhibits Of
foreign nations were concerned. $50
far as business goes he said, "and Of
course the foreigners will max their eXhib-
Its from purely business motives, the tariff
will not be considered, because those who
make exhibits know very well that it is
money in their pockets to make..a showing
here. No matter how high the tariff may
be, foreign merchants know what is best tC
show here. and with the millions of money,
particularly in the west, possessed by men
who don't have time to go to Europe to see
what there is for sale over there in the ar,
line, the foreigners know very we'll this fail
is the only way OF reaching this class O.
men. You needn't have any fears about
the foreign showing at the fair. 1t vii
be ten times greater than that made at thu
Centennial exposition at Philadelphia il
1s-fs
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-10-17

Death Of q Curious journal.

The London edition Of the New York
Heratd, in the language of Cicero when
ne gave Mr. Catiline that tongue-lash-
ing, has gone up, vamoosed, erumpit,
eyaslt, absquatulated, busted, and the
places which knew the sheet shall
know it no more forever. The idea OF
attempting to an American paper
i'll London with English editors and
reporters could but be the broadcast
kind Of a farce. From it. New York
travellers learned incidentally that the
buffalo were so plentiful in the western
part of the State that the town near
the center of their feeding grounds was
named after the noble game. Further.
that veracious sheet informed the Eu-
ropean public that the Yellowstone
Park was in one of the outlying wards
OF Chicago, and that just at present IL
was full of Mohawk and Oneida Indi-
ms, and fears were entertained of an
other massacre of Chicago as DR.. Car
yer and Buffalo Bill, our countrv's
brave defenders, were absent in Eli
rope. AS if this were not enough to
raise the hair on bald pates, the
world was informed that Boston was
on the Mississippi River: that New
York was in Georgia; and the Presi-
dent was v referred to as Harrison
X. Benjamin Mckee. Americans did
not like to be told that James G.. QUAY
and Matt Blaine were respectively
commanders Of the army and navy, and
that Col. Dudley had made his o
in the lard (fat) business, and that he
owned five blocks in Washington, and
that he had just presented the Presi-
dent with q new steam yacht. That
GLASS of intelligent editorial work which
gets New York, New Orleans, Minne-
apolis, Denver and San Francisco in a
territory no larger than Wales; that
makes the inhabitants of the States
copper-colored; that mangles geogra-
ply, current history and common sense
as the London Herald did, ought to
perish from the face Of the earth, and
it was fitting the London Herald should
die: It live American paper is wanted
in London an editorial force from Chi
cago should be sent there to edit it.
P2ttt7nan (IW,) Journal.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-10-17
NOTES.

FROM recent statistics we learn that
of the one hundred counties in Kansas
thirty-seven have empty jails. fifteen
have only one prisoner each, and forty
four hay no panpers.
ARCHBISHOP REYNOLDS. of Adelaide.
Australia, has taken the total abstinence
pledge before a vast congregation, in
order to give an example to his people.
This is an example that the ministers of
all denominations might well follow.
ALTHOUGH there are many who would
have US believe that the results of the
use of alcoholics are not so serious in
Europeans countries as in our own. the
last census shows that in Germany alone
1865 persons died by murder and sui
eide, while 225.42D persisted by alcoholic
drinks.
HUNDREDS of mon who believed this
law would prove impracticable, and work
more evil than good, would not now vote
for an open saloon for anything. And l
am one of them. l have come to the
conclusion that saloons are not a neces-
sary evil. and 10 vote Of mine will ever
encourage the opening of one.-Er-Sena-
tor p. G. Lore. Lcducnurorth, Kan.
EN-Gov. L%ARRABEE, of Iowa. in his
address before the convention of the III
s~cIstate Temperance Union lately held
in Lincoln, Ncb., gave as his deliberate
Judgment. resulting from extensive OBJ
scrvation. that thegc is not one-twcntieth
part OF tho intoxicating liquor consumed
i'll iowa at the present time that there
was before the passage of tho prohibitory
law.
THE high license people who still hold
out despite the cruel logic of events.
may find something to think over in the
letter published on another page from
Charleston. w. Va. Low license, no
license and high license have hcen sue
cessivcly tried with this result: Fonr
hundred and twenty-threc arrests the
year Of low license, a26 arrests the wear
of no license, and 496 arrests the first
year Of high license $3.50. The month
in which We celebrate the GLORIOUS
Fourth" showed al arrests the last wear
OF low license, 0 arrests the year of nc
license, and IS arrests the next Yea,
under high license. And yet the Law
wasn't worry well enforced in the no.
license ycar.-Jhc Votce,