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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15

coDesen beim Wonar9en fir ni4t ffatts
bait unb un3uIdiis ertldrt, faQs Ct aIs
Winiferprdfbsut ni1t porEer bapon I'm:
terridtet iet. Bel Der lanseu Ibueienbett
bss Sirften Bismarf pom Berlin babe bieis
Sorberuns hes 8aualers su l1nautrdsli9s
feiten gsfibrt unb ramsntli1 bic Steluna
gStti1srs I'm bO1ifen WaBe sridwert.
IS 1T seuiB, bub bic fortmabrsubs Ibws:
ienbeit bss Sanders pon Berlin Bel BEN
issisen &aiisr S6pieristeitsn srseben bat,
Die Rorbbsuti4e u. 3situns fdbrt fort
Gin Srrtbum basessn 1T ss, penr be,
9amburstfde Correspondent aunimmt,
oaB Beipre9unsen bss 6irifsn Btsmard
NIT 9errn Winbtborif bas cumberland.
'i9e Yerm6sen gum 9sssntanbs ssbabt,
Wir frb f5er, bag bterpon ni1t bic &eb,
seweien lit. Der 8e,tebr bes RausIers
nit 8inbtborf ipielt tn Der sanssn Rrii:
nur i~niofern cine Stole, aIs Der &ansle,
fi9 sepeissrt BAT, isinen gertsbr nit ab
Seoreneten elmer @ontrolle ;u unte,psr,
fem
Cine Rsibe BON gIattetn betten iid ba.
rim sefauen, ben Ibs. Winbtborff rpeser
Der Seieitisuns bes @slfsnfonbs beiu
6ariten gtsma,f eri1einen su laIsn. @i,
battsn bas aud MIR su erpSbnen gar ni6,
fir nDtbis sebaIten. Sect pi,b's aud Of:
fijios bementtrt.
Der S@IuB Der Rorbb. Iuutst:
vunuoutomrler unterribtet seiat 16 be,
Correspondent uieber, psna sr bebauptet
bab es an 9sriudsn, ben Sirften our Bei:
terfibruns Der ausrdrtissn Yolitit su Be:
weseu, ni4t ssfebIt babe. SIM preusi:
l5en Staatsminif terium m6sen 0eriu9;
Der art aIerbinss ftattsefunben baben
aber peri0nlide Sbritte bss RaiIers ODE,
stn fuBreiGer gunbesfIrifsn inb niGt sr.
foIst. 81 bic Trennuns Der auspdrttaer
BON Der irneren BoIitit nod unieren per,
faiunssmdBisen ginri1tunsen prattiid
ausfibrbar seweien iein pirbs, baribs,
itnb bic Meinunsen setbeilt. Oieisuise,
SaB es tbunIi9 iet, i6eint beute ni5t por:
suwa!ten, ba aud bel benz Ra9folser bee
5iirten Sismart bic fans!erii5e SteQunl
unb bic bes YraRbenten bss Staatsmini'
fteriums unsetrennt bIeibsn psrSsn."
go i9ItsBt bsr IrtitsI Der Norbbeut:
i9sn. Der In Der 5auptia9s fir fi9 isIbf
uerftdnbli4e WtttbeiIunsen brinet, uni
spar W~tttbeiIuusen uon bobsr Bi9tisteit.
Utan fiebt iest INNER tlarer iber ben @anc
Der Sinse bis sur enbsiItissn gntlaFunl
bes Siriten Bismard.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15

SereiHiate Staatea.

gorrsfpoubena.- 9ursmburs pom
Wiififppt iiberi5wemmt. @eebrter
Ser! Ridt 2ursn6urs an Der s%lIsette.
nein 10 bod mar bic nod wpbl ni9t, baS
fs bic Staot iiberi5wemusE tcnnte, aber
Guremburs am Wtifiiiippi III
pom Batter Der Str6ne iberi5wemmt.
Die gspObnsr uOn Stipnitb Gambling
wutben am 26. WdrS, Elm l5r 20 Riuuten
ROrssns, in S9rsden ssiest bur5 has
&aui9en Der BOsen, bic in Solgs zines
0ammbru9ss fi6 in bas nisbere @elanbe
ersoHen. 3. Sonnar, Der Boftmsiifer pon
%9ursmbars, MAT Der @rffe, Der bic brobenbe
@efubr wabrnabm. Sobn S5mit ftir,te
nad ber Wobnuns ieines Qrbeiters, err
wif9te bes Rannes bstbe tIsine Rinber,
bic CT rur NIT 2ebsnssefabr bur5 mebrere
JuB tisfss Da6sr in's 9rotene bra9te,
benn eri50pft fam er auf benz Damns al,
binter ibm bic raui5enben b6beren BOsen.
aLs i'd bic Ra8ri5t pom Dammbrude
erbielt, awsi Stunben na9bsm bas unsIit
ssi9sbsn, bsi9IoB uu9 i'd an Ort unb
Stsue gu sebsn. Rab a5tfiubissr Rabns
fubrt bur4 Sdlu9ten unb gapOus nit
untsrbO!t unb 9internifsn aaer art Tam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15
Cine faIt6e 4nf6t.

Ra5 Der alssmsinen Nnuatme bietst bic
9cIitit In ben Ser. Staaten etue @eleaens
bsit, Isidt unb mibslos sroBe @elb iums
men 81 usrSieueu. Ssbo9 tam teine Gns
f9t fali1er ieiu als bisie. 9snn iebem
Bolititer. Der our3 @eidif unb Slid auf
Der our Ser. Staatsn grdfbentf9aft fibs
renbsn 9eiter cine b6bere Sprofe ertIom.
men bat, Iaiien fi9 obne sroBe Maabe bun.
bert anbere SoIititer sn~tssssnfeuen, bic
tbsils IN SoGse ibrer sroBsn G5eiInabme an
Der Bolitif lire etgenen @si5dfte perua6s
Iaifisten u. 81 @runoe sssansen inb, tbeiIs
f9 NIT gang unterseorousten, i9ls9t be-
jabEten 8eamtenfeusu bssnissu miTen,
bic fe mad isber neaeu 8nbI gu psrIiersn
seudrtisen mifen.
Sm @un,er unb 9roBen sibt es uer.
bdEtuibmaBis nur wenise NIT sinsm mans
baften @sbaIte psrbunSene Stelen i'm Of
fentli@en Dtenite unb IaBt f5 cine icI5e
STEELE ert mad 10 bebeutenben 8ablaus:
Iasen ~errinsen, baB bisisIbsn bas bamit
usrbunbene gtutommen bsbsutenb itma,
Tern. Die 70 iebniidtts bssebrten @es
ianbti5aftsn TN QusIanbe fin6 70 ials1t
bssabIt, baB u eth iebr rsi9sr Wann
cine ioI5e Stele anuebnen tam, rpenn er
BEN bon ieinen befer beSabIteu Soqesen
anbsrsr Resieruusen sema9tsu Nufpaub
uadabmen Mill. Wit einem ar0ssren
@infommsn uerbunbene ameritauii9e Rons
iulate ftnb febr binn seiat unb Wdnuer,
uel1e uiele Sabre lang trsu TN Der. Staa:
ten ROusrsiis sebisnt baben, ftnb atm sss
bIisben.
ga iosar Bel s,oBsn, tn bobsm 4nisbsn
ftsbsnbeu 9o!ititern 1T ni3t auss @olb,
mas sIdnSt.
go blt i9 isst bel benz Staatsi5ass
msiiter bes Staates WaryIanb, eiuem bis
3um 8etauutuerben Der pou ibu1 besanse;
men llutsridleife tn, b66ften 4nisben ses
itanbeum Solitifer, b%erausgsfslt, bab er
don felt Subren stnen feline Wittsl melt
aberifeisenoen Iufwanb sema6t, ba ct nur
auf bieie Beiie sIaubte, i'm Staubs gu
fetn, isinsn ginfluB gu b~sbauptsn.
Das 5slb Der 9oIitis til Elm isbr i9liipfs
rissr Boben, auf benz man isbr lsi9t frau.
9eIn Tam unt III auI beiten nit elmer 9ots
terie gu uerslei5en, BITE iebr uenise sroBs
@suinnfte unb piele Rieten aufueif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15
GarpinaI Stmor uno Die Sreis
ttaureret.

Die ,,2atomia", neue 3eiti5rift i'd,
~6retmaurerei, beransssseben BON Br. o.
Bramer in Srisbenau BEL Berlin. i5rist
u~uIdusit: Die tutboIiids Rirdsnss:
metube in 9reBburs bate ben BeidIub
sefaBt, ale 5reimuurer aus Der &irdense.
msinbe ausSuldlieBen; Cardinal Simor
bat ben Bei5IuB absr ni9t e~ensbmist. Sc
1T btes berielbe Rir4enfi,it, pel5er Dol
einisen 0o9en bic on einem Wunbs,qusu
srri6tete Rupsls NIT @epaIt 3e,ffOren
ItsB, ats iein einfa@ss @ebot, ben Wuns
bercult bort nt5t mebr 81 trsiber, uubes
a9tst sebIisbsn mar" 5err RapIan gurst
In Ratibor, waubte f9 an ben Cardinal
unb srbisIt foIsenbe Quftlaruus: sd
taun Sbnsu nit Der sr0Bten Beitimmtbeit
ertlaren, baB bieier Bsridt gan, unb gar
faIi9 lit. Sc. gminsn3 bat ME @nti5ei.
buuseu Setroffsn iber Srasen, wsI1e bur9
alseuetn seItenbs &ir9enssisss bsreits
selOit inb. Die 8tr9s bat iiber bic Sreis
muursr bersits I'M Dor. Sabrbunosrte seurs
tbsiIt, unb bieies 1rtbeil gilt aud beutsu:
tase IN Der sun3sn tatbolii5en BsIt. Diss
ies lIrtbsit bate bic tat5olii9e &ir9enses
usiubs Dor Qusen aebabt, als fe ben Be-
i6IuB fuBte, bag Ritslisber ssbsimsr, pon
Der Rir3e uerbotensr @eieli5aften 3u
asmtern, bic man in Der ueuen autonomer
8ir5enssuleinbs srrt9tet bat, ni5t sewdbI,
wsrbsn t6uusn. &c. @minsn3 bat bieien
Bef4IuB tros Der ~Nppsuation pom Seiten
Der Gretmaursr %unansetaitet sela1en. Su
benz erpdbntsu freimaurerii9sn gsri6ts
1T aud pon elmer on eiuem Wunberqus
srri5tstsn &apeIe bic Rsbs, psI9e Sc.
gmtuens, ais isin sinfa9ss @sbot, ben
8unbercult bort li3t mebr 81 treiben, IN:
bsa9tst ssblieben mar, nit @spaIt 3eritO:
rem IieB. gs 1T wabr, bag sc. @minsn;
i'm benz Dorfe S3ent : Beter (Romorus,
@omitat) i'm @inusrnebmen nit Der poIitts
i9su Ssb6rbe sinsn Drummer psrsrabeu
IteB, neil sswifsnIoie SpscuIantsn,
Observation-Disclosures an bislem cine grannts
peinsg cut!que (pabrIi9 i9Sne &apsIs y
erri5tstsu uub bas 8oIt bur6 Broitirsn
zines Rit : Sntsrsifrten uutsr benz Sors
panbe, bag in benz Drunneu bic Rutter
@ottss eti5isnen, on ben grunn, eisent,
LID in bic Brauntueins goutique Iodten, In
pel5sm tsin Wunbe, cult, ionbern uielmsbr
ga6uscuIt setrisber uurbe. Gran, ON
10. Mdr3 $780, Or. Sulius Ra4oni6,
Yrimatials Setrstdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15

Ssr tennt, ~ebrparbise griber, bic 3eits
perbdltutTe. Iuf Der eineu Seits iinS bic
Weni6eu pom elmer u~nbdnbisen 2eiewutb
beiesIt, auf Der unbern Seite srsieBt ii5
stn StrOm i6Ie4ter S9rtften. Sc Tam
taurn seidiIbert perben, pel5en S5absn
bteie tastdslt9 ben Sttten unb bsr RsLi:
sion tufisen. Darum feb eifrts baraui
bsba9t, bur6 Bitten unb @rmabnen unt
auf unbere @etie bic @ldubissu Don isneu
nnIautern Quelleu f~ern3ubaIten unb fe su
beferu gu fibren. Se5r nisli9 utrb es
fetu, peun unter euerer auff1t unb 0eis
trns Easesbldtter eri9eiuen, pel3e benz
Bon allen Ssiten barssrei5tsn 9ifts ssitz
gemdB snt~sesenwtrten, unb bic 8abrbeit,
Gnsenb unb RsItsion i6assn.
Eco XIII. an bic portusisFI9sn gti55fe.
1895.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15

tunsen bulbiam 1T. Sarum rpar er ar4
cit Sdbren elm regelmabi9er unb
M obIwolIenber Yefer Der tdsliden
slussabe Der pSIlinois Staatsssts
t II g."
Dag nun Der perepists 9err gr3bii1ot
mite ieber seifis unb itttli6 seiunbe
Weni@, fur 5eIotismus uub 6unatismus
ni9ts ibris bate, 1T iebr ri4tis. S9rets
Der bisiss, ber felt einsn1 Sabrssbnt fait
alpS1sntli9 nit ben, psrsbrtsn Sberbirs
ten suian,msntraf unb babel rsi9It1 9ele.
ssnbeit bate, feline 9runbiGse unb Ins
i1auunsen fennen gu Ieruen, taun tas
bur9aus beffdtisen. St tam unb muB
aber aud bin,ufisen, bag bic Nn11tsn bes
9errn @rsbii3ofs bariiber, mas ais Sslos
ttsmps uuo Sanatismus gu be;si1nen iei,
in uteIsn Sdaen abiolut ni9ts semein
batten NIT benen Ser SILT
nots Staats3eituns", wsIae iens
Se3et9nunsen u gu oft ais Sdlasp6rs
ter mtbbrau9t bat, UNI entidieben
tatboIti5e @eiinnuns unb ensrsis
i1eS @iutrsten fir ttr9lt9e @runbs
idse unb 5orbsruussn bel ibrsm 9ubIitum
81 uerbd5tiseu uub tn Ssrruf gu
brin9en.
Dag benz 8eritorbsnsn, BET srDBter
UiiIbe uab 9ite sessr uue Srrenbsn, Der
Eoleran5buel Der rliberaIen" Yrehe
sesen .aue ebrli9en @Iaubersri1.
tuugen" (ra9 benz Motto: v@ir alaus
BEN al IN sinen @att" ac.) fern ssIesen,
brau6t ser nidt srit psritSsrt gu psrben.
8tr tOnnsn fernsr biusufisen, baB bic
ansebIi9e 8orIiebe bss perm gr3bii1ofs
fur bic ,Sa. Staatssts." unb ibre @eiins
nunsssenOhen in Der vweltIt9en beuti9s
ameritanii@en 4refe" II In bet
gtnbiIbuu9 bes %seuannten BIattss
s~riitirt bat, bas INN, ME mir aus isinsm
eisenen Munbe pifsn, +. 3. esssn isinsn
Wuni3 au9ebrdnst wurbe, ibm
aber aus benz pbeu bereits ansebeutetsn
@runbe. uie aud pesen Der bduissr mis-
tbenber 9ssz Iub S9impfartitel wiber
bic Srldnber eher allies Inbere als
ipmpatbii5 mar.
Die etudbuten aeuBe,unsen Der Suit
noiier Staatsbaie tOnnsn baber nur Be-.
sei9nst werben als Elm abermaIiser breilter
Seriu9, aus ibrer etsenen unuer-
frorenbeit &apttaI 3u 9Ia.
gen anb beutf9e &atboIiten
iber ibren der rStaatssts.") pabrsn
@bGratter biUter's 9i4t 3u fib:
rem. ~(goIumbta.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15
grbDbuns Der beifsbsnbsn unb BITE Muss

grbDbuns Der befebenben unb BITE Muss
i5sibuns neusr birecter Nbsaben. Das
bur9 uerbeu aber bic bstroffenen Burger
t9 seu0tbtst ieben, ibre Nussaben fur
aass ni9t ftrens Notbpsnbtse bis auf's
aeuBerfte eir3ui9rdnten, mas uieberum
einen nod srDBeren &atsans In ben gers
brau9sfeuern sur SoIse baben muB.
Sd tomms sismIt6 pisI in Der Stabt
berum unb babe einen aussebebnteu Bes
fanntsntreis In ben psri1iebsnarttsifen
Ssu6ltsrunsstIaheu. Da bore i'd tdsIi9
pom 5amilien rsben, bic BET sinem @obs
nunespsdisI fi6 tIeiusr eiuri9ten, IN. BON
benz Wistb,ins gu iparen, unb ieIbif uon
anssisbsnsn unb fur reid sebaItsnen Sauss
beitern, bic bas @Iei1s tbun. um einen
TbeiI Der Bis babiu pon ibueu fslbft benis:
ten &dunle ~ permtetben. Der 8orifeber
bss itdotii5en Steueramtes erfldrte mir
tirsli9, ss itdnben CUR 5sit in 8om ni9t
wsnieer aIs 80, 900 Wobnrdume In fertis
gen 5duisrn leer. Ileberbies 9ibt es ulebs
rere 9unbe,te nur i'm Robbau sntpsbsr
gang pter Qa9 taum tbeilpsiie aussefibrs
ter finfs It's ie5sfOdissr 9duier, an oereu
9oaenbunS i4on lett elm paar Sabren ni5t
rpsitsr geo, beitet pirb, neil ben Bauberrsu
bas @eIo %aussesansen 1T, uub ibsrau,
islbft IN Der beitsn Gage Der Stabt, trifft
man auf 6be Steasr, fir bic ft9 tein baus
Iuitiser &dufer finbet.
gu weI6' i5pinbeInben 5Dben bic bies
gen Ba%uipecuIauten iib in tbren 6offnun:
gen psriisissn, bauon seust foIsenbes Bsis
iptel: Gin mir peri6uIi3 betduntes Wits
9Iteb Der boben Iriitotratie taufte eth bi9t
Dor Der Stabtsreu3e seIesenes, aber penis:
lfens fInf RiIomster pom Wittslpuntte be,
Stabt eutferntss 8ieiensrunbfit Don
fart sweibuubert Settareu gum Sreiie Don
nabe3u anbettbaIb Miaiouen Sire, in ber
gbf5t, bort cine 9oritatt ansuIessn. Der
Serr meinte, bic 9auitelsu gum Durd.
i1%uittspreiie pcn finf Sire pro Suabrat;
meter Iosi9lasen III t6nnen, obi4ou In.
uerbaIb Der StaSt ielbit nod usite 5Iddsu
uubsbaut tnb. absr sIsi9 mad Ibi5lut
bes &aufuertruses uEb nod bsuor Der erite
Spateuitid sstbar wOrben, frat Der alse:
meme 8autra9 Elm unb nun 1T er frob,
aus benz 10 tbeuren Wteienlanoe 10000
Qtrs iibrIi5en Suat3tus, sIsi5 l.25 Yro:
sent pom 4ntaufspreiie gu bs;iebsn, pobej
er nod bic @runotsuer gu trasen unb fir
has gum Intaufe Bel elmer 8ant entIiebent
&apituI 6 Prujent iabtIt9er 5inien gu 3ab:
len bot.
@u5 anbere @roBitSbte, wie qatis,
8stIiu, @tsn, babsu istnsr;sit stneu gro
Zen Sautra5 erIebt, ober fd baun mad
etnigsn Sabren wieber bapon srbolt. 6i,
ROm basesen TT tetne ausit5t auf grbos
lung uOrbanbsn; benn wte es in Der Der:
aansenbsit ME Elm tSanbeIsplas seweisn III,
10 fsbIen ibm aud beute als notbpsntissu
Scrbebinsunsen, UNI eth folder obsr aud
Der Sit GROCER seuerbIi5er lluternebmuus
gen su perbea. 0auor pifen ale Dieies
ntsen 81 er5dbIsn, bic bier stpas Deraritsss
aiu9t BADEN unb bic nun nit uuidslt5er
Nabe unb gar gu oft srfoIsIos seseu bic
ibermd9ttse @oncurrenj pom 0sapsl, Gus
rim, RaiIanb II. I. 10. uub isIbit bes 4uss
Iaubes tu tdmpfen baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15
,eiberale" 1tnperfrurenbcit.

Die ySQinois Stuuts,eituns" beuust
einen RetroIos bes bO9pirbiSiten 6errr
gr3bii9Ofs 9etB ba5u, bas bobG
2lnfsbsn bss usrsuistsn Oberbirten mite.
faIl5en SoripieseIungen fir ibre Liberia
len" EeabenSsn aasBubeaten, inSem fe
itreibt:
.Gben neil i5m (grjbii6of Ssib) ieins Relis
Qi0n cine Sa6e Ses i~Hneriten 9emiitbes uno
Hi6t Der Serrl9aft CD mar, perabi3eute er
ieoer Selotismls unb 5auatismus uno iebt c
6ieieniGe weltIi6e belti6 : amerttanii9e
'Ereiie, wsl5e 9e9eu ale sbrIi6en glanbensri9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15
3atbolI6er &ird,en 3 &aIenSer.
Som sutsn Sirten. Sob. 10.
A6tuns t6r Sat6ofiGen.
Die sttu.as oes BERT. stas TX.

Wir sriu6en sic initdnbtsf, allen bsnsn
init eureut suten Wtuen unb eurer 9unfi
bettuftsbeu, bic, NIT @etf besaSt unb nit
ssuisenber Senntnib ausseriitet, f9 an
bte Grbeit MAIDEN uub Bidder urS 58ettuns
cen our 8ertbsibisuns unS 8s.breituns ber
tatbolti5en 2e5re Der6ffeutIt@eu.
Gnepcliea Qius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15
Die Stftntae 9eo'S XIII.

2aFst eueE 9i5t leu6tsn DOR ben @sns
f4eu, bamtt fe euere suten @erts isben.
rlnb ber 9err se6e eu9 buSu Setnen Sesen!
Eco XIII. an Sas in Sarma erI6einenbe gIatt
Luce (2eu9te), 9nians 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-15
0sokbsrBo9tnum.
GprreipOnbens.

@as unier 2dnb6en bod pom beribms
ten 9eaten aufssiu9t wirb! 8is Id chen
isbs, bat aud iensr rbo9a9tburs"I Gris
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-07

A New York commercial agency re-.
port as follows on the business situation:
"The outlook for industries and legiti-
mate trade is distinctly less favorable,
owing to damage to wheat and corn, and
labor disturbances. From St. Paul.
Omaha and Milwaukee reports Of the
outlook are more favorable, but short
crops Of winter wheatand of cotton would
be felt in all trades next fall. 1t is most
encouraging that the labor demonstrations
have thus far led to no violence, and in
a number of cities the desire of EMPLOY.
ers to avoid strikes has caused full or
partial concessions. As yet the markets
for materials have not been much affect.
ed, though sales Of lumber are restricted
in some cities"
"The Immediate prospect is that mauy
industries may be to some extent dis.
turbod for weeks to come. The general
average of prices is nearly 1 per cen,
lower than a week ago, notu outstanding
a rise OF 81 cents in wheat, due to reports
injury. The reports are generally ia.
as to the volume of business. and I
clearings show an increase over f
last year of 10 per cent. Money has not
bee disturbed this week, and there is
much less complaint of slow collection. |
throughout the northwest. The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
Try during the past seven days are 211, a.
compared with 21S last week. For the
corresponding week of last year the fail
Tres were 214."
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-07
STRIKES N FLUUR.

Iaat is a queer strike in the Hungar
ian capital. There 1900 bakers have
struck work. They have not held pro
cessions or meetings, but have quietly
moved to an island in the Danube, where
with tents, cattle and provisions thew
await the decision of the employers.
They are not left coldly alone. Seven
hundred girls employed in the jute works
nave also struck and Joined the encamp
ment. Military bakers have been sent r.
resin to replace the strikers, but the lat.
ter will doubtless hold out as long as the
supplies will last. Strikes are an old
custom, but the Hungarians have invest
ed them with novelty. The circumstance
mas a remote interest for the northwest.
~ Will be recalled that it was In Hungary
MI. Pillsbury acquired in part the knowl-
edge OF milling which he used with q
much success in Minneapolis. The Hun
garlan method with American improve
ments is the best in the world. No where
Is better -four produced than in tho Mir.
nesota metropolis. In Great Falls, how
ever the Cataract mill produces BY Min
neapolls methods flour which is fully As
good as P%illsbury's best. In due time We
nope 10 see wheat sent here from within
a circuit of 600 miles, to be reduced t,
lour by the aid of our matchless water
power.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-07
GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE
THE NAYOR'S MESSAGE,
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 7, 1890

Mayor Dickerman made terse and prac
tical suggestions in his message to the
city council last evening. He was able te
that the city owes only abou,
$4,000, which is Offset by the hose house
and other Improvements. 1t would be
proper to fund this and the sewerage debt
when it Is incurred, but it may be better
not to do so for "a long term of years" if
that can be avoided. Money is at times
so plentiful in the east that bonds can be
placed even for short periods at low rates.
Many cities and states now regret that
bonds which were issued in the initiation
period cannot be redeemable and refund.
ed at less interest. All city debts are in
the nature of a mortgage and sometimes
depress the value of property. If we
grow as rapidly as We ought, the present
and proximate debt will be light and it
should be optional to pay it off at the end
OF i've or ten years, v if the city has
to pay higher interest on that account,
Mr.. Dickerman made a proper sugges-
ton when he said that the efficiency of
the fire department could be largely in
creased by more frequent drills and
trials of speed. When it is recalled that
~ minutes suficed to destroy massive
stores and blocks In the Boston fire and
that in fires it is often the first m
that costs, too much attention cannot be
given to discipline. The men should
also be taught self-reliance by practice.
Each one should know what to do and
how to do it in the absence of the chief
or OF the oder members of the company.
lhls would promote thorough efficiency
ana enable firemen who may be near by
10 act for themselves at once.
The mayor Enumerated public senti-
ment when he denounced rowdyism and
gave FOUNDERS, thieves and vagrants fair
warning that they are not needed. While
one calls for the French or German
system which compels strollers and
tramps to register and account for them
selves, when they enter a town the public
will uphold the most vigorous measures
rid the city of burglars or persons who
are likely to become so.
The new administration begins well
should meet with hearty support.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-07

ihE mineral lands were a great Issue
Just about the time a republican rumr
legislature designated Colonel Sanders
as its unanimous choice for the United
States senate. As might have been ex-
pected Sanders has already introduced a
mineral land bill which the mineral land
association will have to fight. The re-
publican party MS an organization will
not do for "mineral claimants" to tie to,
was Sanders the kind of a man to send
TO the senate to protect our mineral
lands? What an insult to the mineral
land association and to every honest
miner in this state. And Carter has
proven himself to be no better than San.
ders. Power will "me-to" Sanders and
that he is too small in the bore to
be heard in the United States senate
Miner. e.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-07

THERE is still time enough t6
plant wheat. The Cataract Mill com
pany are ready to provide the seed and
10 guarantee a good price for the product,
Inc expense of seed is SO small that
rahchmen should be sure to procure the
BEST The Meagher county News has
some timely remarks on this topic. +,
says: ut is estimated that there i.
enough first-class wheat in the Missouri
valley held for the establishment of n
mill to keep a 50-barrel plant %runnino
continuously for six months. If the
farmers were sure of the building of A
mourning mill at this point (Townsend>
'ley Quiz plant enough wheat to sup
ply Ine demand of a mill without shin
ping IN a pound of a wheat. The benefit
10 1he farmer and the merchant is tho
same. Instead of the farmer LETTING his
cows diy up as soon as the natural grass
u the country cures they can feed their
COWS bran and continue milkinr oil
"i'oush 'ue winter, getting the highest
MARKET price for their product of the
The raising of pork would greatly
increase and the farmer, merchant, mill
and miner would all share in
'he dement's of the home manufacture"
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-07
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES.

AS might he supposed, the report that
the Great Northern and Vanderbilt sys-
TEN were to be merged, has Hrned out
to be %unfounded. The Great Northern is
strong enough to keep aloof from all al
liances or unions of that kind. Just now
it is making sweeping reductions in
freight rates, having reduced the rate
from New York to Superior and st.
Paul to IS cents for goods of the first
class. This reduction gives Great Falls
and all Montana the benefits to which
our merchants by reason of their loca-
ton are entitled. For years, Chicago
compelled the railroads and steamboats,
to charge as much from New York to St,
Paul by way of Buffalo and Superior or
Duluth, as by way of Chicago. Now the
Great Northern system has its own steam
boats and a railroad of its own from Su-
perior to st. Paul. This railroad con
meets with the main system about half
way between Superior and St. Paul,
rendering it convenient to send goods to
Montana without passing through St.
Paul. This reduction in freights will
benefit our home trade. 1t will put our
manufacturers on the same footing as
those in Chicago. 1t will give Montana
merchants the advantages which should
accrue from the short haul by way of
Superior, enabling them to buy direct
from New York or New England fac
tories instead of secondhand in Chicago.
Corresponding benefits may be expected
from our ability to ship over this route
Montana products such as bullion and
wool to the business centers of the east.
The Great Northern is essentially a
northwestern line and the welfare of
Montana requires that it should continue
so. 1t pursues a broad, liberal policy.
1t does not discriminate aginst Chicago,
but it gives the traders of Montana the
reduced rates to which they are entitled,
1t will be a great day for Washington
when its track is extended to the Sound
and other steamers acting in concert with
1t shall complete the commercial chain by
linking Seattle with Asiatic and Austral-
Ian ports.