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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10
FIGHT ON AN ENGltR.


The Ensineer and Firsman Gr.ppis In :
Death Struggle.
A fight TO the death, betweei the en-
gineer and fireman Of an expIss train,
speeding through the country al night, IL
I bold conception OF modern ndEelist
The fireman Is jealous OF the Engineer;
one night. crazsd with drink. he leaps on
fuel until the boiler is likely tolexplo de.
The engineer pleads with him. THIN expos
tulates, and ct last attempts I'd prevent
further addition. Then the fireman Crap
pies the engineer and tries to thfow him
from the engine; terrible strugHe ensues.
The fight il for iifei They speak DO word
but, with teeth clenched. strive oie to pre-
cipitats the other to the ground.
Meanwhile the train rushes bn. The
engineer, finally growing weak, ehdeavors
to reach the regulator to stop the TAIN and
summon help. Too latel The c1zed fire.
man euesses his plan, stifFens himself to 4
superhuman effort, lifts the exhausted en-
eineer from his feet. exclaiming:
"Ah, you want TO stop the traiIl Now,
out yon 90.
With this he filings the engineerput-but
the latter clings to him, he caniot shake
him OF. 20 both 60 out togetheri Drawn
under the wheels. they are found lheadless,
two bloody trunks clinging in Heath en-
bracel And the train. ungovernld, rushea
on in the dafknessi
Here the story ends; the fate Of the train
10 left to the Imagination. It Is 4sy to sec
that the chances are hundred to one II
rushes on TO destruction. So with the
person having chronic kidney Complaint
lit il almost certain TO result y Brights
disease, then death. for the doctlrs admit
thew have no cure for it But certain
cure may be had. Not what eumpter
Heard, Of Frederick. Nd, sas. in :
years I had been the lctim q
Brieht's disease. Ct times suffrlng the
sevsrest pains. / tried many kidney RENE,
dies and consulted as many phyacians, bu'
was not benefited. and 1t iensh became
tired of what seemed 70 b and us. use
less expenditure. began taking Ntaruer'l
safe Cure and ~7s relieved &C. enek III.
old sympse ,urceeasieasHgs Dat End
- fl+sf-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10
CAUGHT IN 4 LATHE.


Serious Accident ca : Machinist ct
Smiths Cove.
J. Welker. who works in tho Seattle,
Lake Shors q Eastern machine shops 1t
Smiths cove, met with IN accident yester-
day morning which may cost him the use
Of his left hand. The hand WIS ttruck on
the knuckies by : piece Of iron 4 turn
Ing lathe. All Of the flesh and rhrt Of the
hons were scooped out Is II byla sharp
knife, and the tendon Of the middle finger
Was partially severed.
At the time Of the accident . witch en-
glne was standing near the shops and
Welker was brought to town IN thil as quick
~ Is possible. His hand was dressed at Prov
idence hospital and there Is chance Of
saving il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

G. H. Hackett was arrested yesterday on
complaint Of John Doyle, who charged
him with assault and battery. Doyle was
walking along Jackson street with his
hands in his pockets when Hackett. who
was fghtlng drunk, came up and hit HIM .
blow on the jaw that almost made him
turn double somersault. In default Of
$25 bail. Hackett went to Jail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

Commencing last evening, the free read
ing-Foom in the parlor of the Unitarian
church, on Seventh street, between Pike
and Union. viii be open every evening, in
stead Of three evenings in the week as here
tofore. The reading-room is open 70 all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

How seatt's sssas aat Ars
Mrs. Isesa X goses.,. s. ~
Washing on Fees above iwes. ~
the folio sing Gins from the New xorx
Tfbaae:
eorre yossksSus writes e .ha Trss...xs We
have fairly OF Avs rel fssfhsred chickens In
oar baek ySfi. ors af tBem s phenomenon,
having lies an mice Tor tee lsss sseek 81 ca Va
are tryink - szssrnssxats the niiec, which n.
habit evt~y @ln.et u ske hense. TIE c;her day
. little cir 81 pears was Fiaying wslh rnou Sc
having fssnk astaehec % it, all SadlerIJ
The bold. gso esalssI CHICKEN ssarsis ufea rs
victim. hnai kzilec Ii, ed linai,y ssSIscwed lns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

George Elliott. alias Payne, . painter.
was locked up yesterday on q warrant
sworn ost BY his wife. She alleged that
her husband would not work. and was in
the habit q going home and mercilessly
beating her AID her children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10
Asr rrnx

The Northern fssae hatlroad vssnbuls rin
s-e an1 sleeping csy line. daily servics 70 g
change 81 cars ana twessy ave nile he abort
sss SuvO - Chicago fourie aleepine eaxu
9fo.sn. placing paassnsess IN he Union depak
Snicaee seven houn and thirty -x1x Uinutou
eAead g other Inca 4. Chihere e3gH Hakns
agent ~ Second ssrsee Bessoa biocE; II ~
A1ns oepot ticket agenI oeassae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10
TER PALA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10
PrOCl estimation,

That thief Of opportunity. led many. who
thoroughly intended and wsrs extremely
anxious to secure home Mites IN this charm
ing locality. to delay to long last year and
the same thing + likely to happen again
With othsrA Last Monday. according 10
Captain Rsnton's instruction, W placsd
80 more lots on the marksk Something
over twenty Of these were soIi the nrst two
days, and from present appearances W
win have none left in sixty days and prob
ably in less time. a few weeks hsnce
people win b coming around to make
their selections and find thatsuons ~ left
and then they win want to kick them
selves. for no moro VIII b placsd On lie
market Tor at least year. and probably
not then. Captain BENTON knows that he
cannot invest money to better advantage
than to retain his holdings in this addition.
lG Title !: :: :; :, !, !: !; !:
Captain William Renton, head Of ths Port
Blakeley Mn Company. and : o6mplets
abstract Of title. Tho lots are 0oxle0 fest
in size. and the addition = plsttsd on
generous scale.
mT!nlHn .'' either '', cash q halt
| lilliNo a., J, =, ]. =, :. -. - :. :,
aae-taasa N sso ss.fs. . suf ne PR
chaser.
R.s.s.sk ss.sxs
llaller Building sreaat flaar.
saATIsG gAsHlsszos. q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

That tisssl. 1npxnid 9e<ssnk ae dull hsstnehs
n yery dlsx&reeAhse. 1ske &uc ~ fexsers Lib
tin LArex Pills bsfsx scf3rlrk. Ard ftn Viii and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

'ass * We hroat bay q. ti,a a.tsslass
4asag q Fs0 many Lea, ara tr sas k,6'
Issceasiye 10 hsuhn /. a. ,eos,s n
80 ne atsr froaf - .ter,ev. IY,ex-
20 * tbs waTtheuses aa,i ceass.j thsss
sna, Haiie nes inactive. a skfiiaess
saueo aae ~ ire r.r o. shs 4asser.
5Ae Asfn1, dreamy saash a. awels $50
~ sas flslae~msn o,Isg wisa nis a,ts sa4
We pronlensdiag hunsisees: Al. fsss,ra5
seemed ss rest Had Rip Van we s.
~ assksned' he void not ssss ss1se
- Jay 81 the week; he voula knge
aeon. asa
tue rnget Sounl q Alassa Stsan,et. ~
svsspany viii shortly hays A., ada,.s,n =
s,A lest m tae new steel sssasas- 60 -
see'us noss on ~ Way 10 Thu ,,,,s 49,,
fhtsdsIhle, where twas =, rs s'hs -,
sepp5sed 10 be no~- var, 49, -, -
s's,nasy OF HE Strait 81 Magellan.
q 2. Js issea, General snseer a The
sansa.r @asepaay. has juss sesugne6 d
ssss tran Philadalrhis, where de ven
sauai asr e sJpgfsnss eat siss tar.
- ss.'as ana 5stlag aist NJ ths.aew ssea,ne-
.eh Posr-l TEilAs sess s.serts-
$500 sass evening Mr. sg IN As t...n.s
~ ssDraEy asasls Staying 3 Chart.
] iFr S1ty Se2ste al 10 !.
- se e tbs renoftar's qasst;ou. "a ,...sy
Can inose, ossghs Is h some ws.se s.
&c alss q she Straits al asarssssn.
a 3 l'rosaesy s'roush Rem, ana { s.sha
= 5 e y para.s 10 a day or tpsAlt s,
no. : ready The Inc lsss We heard AZ
- Nes e no ssaesre or tie 1ssh a -.
bhe lsfs phiis.delnhia an S<pteu,l,,r
e 80 isssas me run Of aa>o & ) t 3 mics s,s,s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-17
A BUCKET sHop iDkI.



f9n thiist walks sid taii mo eatit eai ne
safiy inbthet deHt.
~ nibttbT ifdv Sc The dteafiest time Of ~
this f6ipfti tsHt:
~ sii tits hstefti year itibthet; the ss1isst
.befties dat;
Thsn tnay he st55he5 IS tbs NAY. ihothet
inst he sr6bheh IS he Msy
ihsre tnstt sick siet thsn, they sst; but
tt6is 81 sick 8sI;
Hi6t ii i d1iiaf se7ehtHen, po5t fool, I
ehaneed tb Biit:
ssid iitit6 iHyself. iIieat bby. its ebine rp
ydut Hav.
Na f5st az beins sedaned bt tie Nav,
ihjtbhf To fear ~ beine sbB6red rs
the MHy
tddii't sleet sottnd At tight tn6thet fton
hbttid iteans wake;
No need to eall me l5hd, tHJthsri tlisn The
daF beeitis w Bleak;
tiste ki9ts 81 tire Hbsa tsaay, and stuffed
fiihs-ibf't delay,
III esss ain seb5bed b the tisy, niethsr. In
esss ath seBbped bS the ttay
As estis NJ tie sttest thbtbbt 'thbth think
tbn did SEQ
i,itt tiis ftigti Ehn sola me wheat tn1thet. O.
ieattihe 'paiiist tres.
ne th9upht 81 that blahk ehbGk, mother that
have stirred aWsy
10 titstsin. ~ sedbtea bv The Mst iti9ihsr. In
margin II se66bei b5 the Msy
ne td5k me For . 'ehtmpi tiotiier, for
with tags Wss white
and passed Tin By rs dtiitklE as . streak ~
eteass1 iisht;
And rs eiited on, ti6thet Thought heard
HIN say.
'afhat shab witt be sebbued By the srsy.i
t46thsf he's stits to he sbbbtsd BY the
May"
they ssy i'm dtihe 81 for i6ta-aoh't thlne
thss'te 81 to ne
They shy mr. heart is breaking, ri5thet.-'tis
wheat hats bteakiiie. Seet
A bbldef lad tiihy hit the sttiH' s5inH habpy
sutitnet day,
And never be se6bped BIZ The NAV, fii6ther
never be sc06bed by The MAY.
IF eet gattibls thBte. fii8thef ~ 'eaihbbii
81 tie gtseh
tf6th this tiihe fBth III settie dbth. snd
seltie ub weeh
f5t tie h9tit ID ely eh5itgh, ta5thst IS t5t SO
tst away,
fheii Wiii be seoobsi IS tic Msv, iH5ihet.
viii be seo5hsd BY lie May
rte seRlbgts t5uha Tie BIT ot wheat hias
tliilik ,thtttiseiTey It'll bdWets.
Aid lie lei diseeth that 6tetliead d 6lbii1 bt
OF iheh beNate bf edged todis. shd tot
WITH siith tiiiigs play, t,s,
Or else yohll BE. seo0ped 81 Tie May, ftieiid.
n J. bohheis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-17
FUNNY MEMS FAHCIEs.

TdWin pOBth ~ his detection tbsbtf-
hhe Hamlet uiufe aid inUie rs he gtbTs
slider. lie lnatps lie ''lnelanchtlg
Prints wherever he Cues TEXAS sift-
ings
A itivpt ~ m Ice wagon explained
tvhv tihth Was bbiidd aftbt avett
word in the lettering Oh his vehicle II
tras bppatsb hb had ~ stbb st 6fteii.-
Teaas Sifiiiips.
Iihete Is said to hp q peti1t N the life
~ efetF intelligent Individual when
thpte is III lis iniut q tsrdentt to skep-
tieisin He Is II his dbtibtags as II
were. Texas Siftirgs.
NIts innes n 7idbvF, " let law sntil
--.ihir! tbn'il laF atttiiid here Until the
yBii pDinpe 10 the dbUt. Then Hhatll
isln tllteialit1--What d'f6u sipn6ge
I'm keerin' Hiatt ere gu loaded fetP-
West SlihtH,
ifB,ntif tsiuHFihe his lsss0ni--I sat,
na Wiiete dies the oshkosh rise, aid
inlB What iifet dBes II eiiirttg
~ I don't knaW; INT shii
lhfniiv YOU ,l6ii't kh6W, phP And
tBinBiiU1t Tie tsaehet viii lick the oh
account Of Fbtit igii1raiiee. Sift-
n bBught q patti IF blue sttckihes
here Tie ,othet day
t!Ies, teeplleet,"
iiYBu said that the eBlBts we're fasti'
Il believe | did
we'll tiby tbpted tny feet sky-bihe
ahd | taii't wash It off !"
''Wel, what are yDi kielihg ah6ut5
Didh't giiatahtee The tblots I'd Be tastg
Some pfbble tieYet are satisfied. -
Texas Sittitgsi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-17
nt Iiin rin.,rt.n

resolution lae lpn, introduced ~
The IuWa Legislature ~ fat0t ~ Tho pIph.
tlnn ~ senators w Tile rerris. 1nH aqt
Ing e6retess ~ subint vs. the states ~
n'hpiiihpht tG The constitution ptHtiH-
inp f1t that ,nDis. Attention Is hbinp
rltsW, th this erbieei ,n6te fl,an ~ lilo
paet, and The puhlir mind 10 iiitbins ~
HE hirpciiDn NJ s6i,in change, Thp rrrr-
pss ~ Amending Tho feHetal rbrsiiti,-
'iur &c t1u tedious FOR tpliantb. Tie nh.
iect caii he substantially eHbrthd ~ 1naH
~ sny state Nv Tie method bhiHs ~
ausniated w The Democrats ani npn
rAisirp ~ Ilinbis Ehs is ~, tha rs
ltlcpl rattiss ~ namb thplt nhaiph ~
THE state conventions and the danii
dates fut The iasisatirs ~ he rpHupa
~ slibnDtt the indn sb Hesipnatni NJ
lpgnl utilization WBui1 bs Imposed ~,
tlie intinbeis, hnt thPte ls ,,tiis M tho
,rpinbpts ~ tile nleetBtal e6ilhsh auH
vet 10 ian ~ TINT h1it lias
evet betrayed hts paftt; ~ mi
,ibie The Dnmnpiatip elaih HHir
,iiittte Inns asked The rnnntr e6n
tenii1iis to rass upbn resolution ~
favUt ~ THIS attlUn Ms tlbnbt Is had ihat
evety county ~ the state viii deelaip
f6t the rollcy and instruct It's delegates
~ favor ~ Gen pitNfit tdt THE ednHi-
date lliat gentleman has asteed tB 90
cert the position aid make the canvass.
" shth Is the sehetal exrressi1h Of the
nattt lie dbbs htt cate 70 % 10 Tie
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-17

ess Tiers viii DO q big collapse They
are jumping into civilization bY lie
tsbih transit lie, did 6fteti that route
Is DANGEROUS, AN
Slowly e6hihg h Tie front. They atB a
conservative be6bls ahtuse tleit tliitik-
Ito faculties iiitte N 81 b1tt tliaii 10
the JahaiesB aii dAy. Tile Ciiihess we'll
khbY that t5tsistets are imposing hhpii
tie Jabahbsb aid they arc awaiting TIE
tbstilt, For years Ehgisfihet have
beat ttsibs 10 CONSTRUCT q. railroad ut
Shanghai y would be Of no tsltb,
Tie siitt1hhdihg country Is 50 lined
Witheatais Of iiathta1 creeks that "
nov Gusts ICES IL ttiHs IL siks and teas
thafi ID Hbhih IF q railway we're built.
Tie Chinese atgub that as they Wets
civilized befbtb Ehelishhieh were on
earth; they tah get along H5W with Tie
5id methods If lifs, AID they Waiit 30
nati8h ~ furnish them with bright
iabas;"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-17
4lin Milisnt tt,ilsI-

Ills Sew f1tk CBihhhttia Bulletin
hss information that tie whisky trust
witch aiteaHE seeseHs ~ 5thets ~ VS.
ibttH ettiltleaths. proposes 10 thatgb
itself ihtb i1iht stock corporation. stiH
~ still tttfhet increase rs cabilsl stack,
tie 6biset bsihH 10 estaBb tie 51ihiii
tibW attaching to trusts m piiblic esti-
ihatiHfi. HiiH aist ~ bfhtt5ttie the Lids
POSITION ~ The tanks ~ lBdti titoii afiF
f1fnt ~ trust certificates TIE present
atttai standardization ~ lie whisky
trust is stated t6 he gi1.2iS shates Of Si0D
pat raiis eath; Hiskitg 2 total ~ over
s9i 500 6tt. ahH set n Is atithotitstlYblg
stated tliat The while blHiit cbtll1 be re-
bacbH fnr s81D1111 Although Tie
ltitsf Is hh7 capitalized ~ ter times its
teal yalHs. II is titon1ebH 70 ftiftliet IN
ttease tie capital TO sG5,11tibt1, 1hs
rnfnmptti ~ Bulletin bBlHlv announces
llist iha piitt0sb ~ siitli reckless lntla
iior Is ~ unfaH 2 let ~ comparatively
-rtihnss certificates iipbh ~ thsIs
hsrlihr bniie a Hinlthllg ~ the way!
f1TeVet. ~ accomplishing tits stH Is
lHf experiences tNF FUNi't Nus iCCFtftiH
had with Tic siiEat anl ltaa trusts,
nsitist ~ which was rs heavily WstsfsH
hy bnb-half. &c lie whisky tttst
~ nc discussion ~ this matter the
C1Hmeteial Bulletin gi7es sbtns state
'nsnte atit presents SONS figtifes coti-
retnur iha operations ~ The whisky
trust which are IF nublle irletest Tie
entire CONSUMPTION Of alc1htli spirits
an1 tnw grade WHISTLES manufactured
north ~ lie Olin tlgtf ~ 1889 was, ~
tttnH nnfhbpts 4fO11011 pt1bf gallons
~ whieh sfnttiht So, 600 500 was ptbdiiceh
mini sHii bT lhs ttiist lea7ihp the
ntoHtirt If connecting hftns u'itsiHs NJ
HE trust ~ g,11D,1t1 eall5ns; o. about
uns NTH ~ Tie production iibttli Of tile
Uflb river HE avefaFe yield ~ tlis
finished product Is fbtit nhH brb-lalf
nt5Df gallons Der bushel ~ Etait
fHashe1 Tie sales ~ The trust there
fire REPRESENT an avetags ihasliihE IF
21.U85 bushels Of ptair per day Under
ths ntbB1ssd plan ~ changing the
Ftist into q eothUtatl1h, ths abbtiiit
required ~ taF bbt cent Dpt
qhnnn oh the issns Of stock
1uni1 he 81 100000 It Is estimated ihst
u viii teduitb on additional s51UDtio 2
yeat to nay salaries atid gtornd leases !
sh1 that sibD1b1 is nesdhH aritiialv trt
lie lefhat IF prohibition Legislation snd
rthst Incidental expenses, 'iiaking q
trisl iamand ~ -, 11ii nDl iibIn the cbtii-
panF's ihhonie. ~ meet this II T6iilt
tsinite net rtoht ~ oVst ~ catts On
avety bnslihl ~ mashed gtain, and, &c
cott Is n1w being bDiglit nj Fettia fbt
81 and ~ tents q hushsl II HotilI make
9 pttnt " neatly 100 pet tehl " ls iit-
r1ssblb lllat sutl ? b1naii2a could re-
'nain long ttntlstttbtd Wlieii ch'nbeieht
patiias stahH teadg " duplicate tho
Whole whisky trust plan' fof sg,011.-
n1D 'Ihis pnly tsnds ~ shtT that tie
trusts ate ebhe tie wat 0r 81 est'lilv
thihps.and viii soun hurst frun Inherent
wtaknsse HE laws IF cod and 'haii
rahuot bn f6teght disthgatled without
inyuking lie penalties for their Yinls-
Iidn
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~ a pnpAM
\ Chiraso minister's STRANGE
risihii


Visibi,
ftiHseB rtptaiI
Had Dt !. Y B1yiithn best as fifin y
believer ~ The efficacy ~ dreams last
Wednesday, sc 9 great itiany Htbahets
are, 81, perhaps sc hH himself Is nUw
he could have savel tie terrible oatas.
trurla If wednesday uislt which e0st
liib lis furniture ahh his Hume mid
chased unt the members ~ his UtFt ah1
MI. Sanpi's families for q midnight tait-
lilo ~ tho snb7v. Tie IRE which burned
thesis tWij families Uiit ~ illicit hDtnps
and neatly Gust SRI iiiaiiF lifes did hbt
cUihe without q Nariliiig; bnt Was SO
eipstlv announced sc q dteaiii eaii ah-
ndniiee anything. But this timely
watiiha. like tliUsH HAT pteeedH 2 great
many ethet catnstfOples, was liiliBedbh
anti fotgUttHn as q pibee If vague rbn
sense aid = Wtttlltss fancy tliat he'd
distiitbeH n gUbd nights rest
IN pdviitbii arinallv dreamed The
niulit hpf0fp the fire that Ills hume was
btitiitg. aid that lie was beins stiifb-
enioa l,y situke. aitd was Ilnahlb w as-
sist tho fpst ~ the fanilY ~ plaees ~
safety; Tie iteatt, had stitch reciiiiat.
depressing pftstt 81 The tlDetbt llat lie
mentioned n w members ~ His faniy
and 10 two ~ three friends off
side. Motebvst. lie beats 80 his
thumb and fingers two siiiafilng
bruises that Wbte inflicted Nv fbt-
tible contact with 2 sliafu dior latch
which awake him from, lis weird and
na,rfiii nightmare What ~ make of
ibis inbnt nxnerienpp i5 something that
greatly riizylps the 1bttht. though ~
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a rnnrncr,nn rnsrantn.

tthueb Wit want uptbbliats lie vat
taxes ats ~ the habt ~ appealing ~
Ito vhtkheinun w stand hv The ne
publican pattt Uii The grHutd tliat free
irade. ~ even lHwetiig ~ THE tariff,
wniiH teIittp ihen vs. tile condition ~
lie tfnrish HbtkinE tlassbs Tits is
Held in &c constant hiUah6D ~
Ftighlen Tie labgtinr met ftbin YUliiiE
tic Democratic ticket II is ~ this rot
npciibn ihat joHN w FosteAtt, Hho
Is wtlne snrna al,nitabls letlets ftUtn
England ~ tho Chicago Herald, is bet
frtninp must valuable service ~ the
,rptirai, laliatets ~ 'iiidprpitiiig tlen,
nc " Tie reel condition IF tho English
working people A recent letter was
devuipH 70 . description ~ Tie life aid
iabni ~ Tie English riitnhti, Wli0sb lUt
is Tie hbst uunrissbtateh ~ this
nnnnttv ~ ~ iutbiFn WDtFinpi HE
description IF tie lali0ti wages, h0tiie
life tbtfpaiioiis. hhi political iiiiput-
tanhp IF lie N0tili oI England
rninHts would fastluaie minnesota
ratitiat r6frnatbd with What American
WlHtIS NHHHIpUs VIZ i'it anu cHHuil'NU "
these English pitmeiils . petfectllltops,
and they ats actually dtng better thar
riup lenilis ~ tie uBtkiueinsn ~ lliis
connity. whether they work ~ Tie shop
~ ~ tie fslH Thst WAGES a7ttaee
si51 dav, witt comfortable cottages
ani market gardens thrBWn III abd
rrtk ~ tie teat at8nrt with .
dullat ard half o day they eah but
inttb Of lie nHbessatips ~ life, 81 Of Tie
lu&ttlps, tlan 81 American Workman
ran but with iliree dJllats Even The
AhNbuh liatns ate sliitbtd ftoih CHI
cnpb W the North 81 tlhglaht ahd suld TO
these pilmph ut three tents 81 The
ppunt less than we ean buy them here
~ st Paul That illustrates hoH fat
rtnteclibii ntUteeis The wOtknetnen.
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anlttiiNr tIiip,tH

the tatiif reform tlda wage ptgMlsss
tH bteinbW Tie felt ldhd Of South ija-
kbts Fgr tie FIRST tima " he histbty
Of the cty bt Huron q full Democratic
ticket is n Tie field 10 contest The al
ptbacltihs municipal electithj q tariff
tefefih Stub Of fine proportions has
been otaarzed, and Tire pe6biB are
awakening to Tie necessity f6t taking
eafe 81 themselves. Sbttt Dakota Is d
spigndid missionary field fUr Tie tariff
tsfuthtts. Although It's population are
t6ek tibbea n tltlt Rebtblieahishi, yet
there sfe hB peJtllb On tie face Of the