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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-06
80 TO 50 E. Third Sta
ST. PAUL.

A CLEARANCE SALE while the goods ara
~ fresh and seasonabe means economy to you
~ "a saving of TIE Dollars. This is our mod
zOay OF doing business Most stores give
you their clearance sales in August when you've all
bought and don't many Summer Goods at
any price That's the ancient aOay Which is the bet
ter? In Great June Clearance Sale we are making
wonderful reductions on everything in the Store. We
quote Il FEW ITEMS to show you how the prices are
ranging:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08

Elm Grab au sraben, In meI6es IS bas
feline 8rlber6en, benz es nit einelm
6aden1ttel ben S6G6el 3erz
lbmettert bate, Iegen tpollte. Z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
Moa1 Elm farnli@er Mesebplo.

Sin 6~auptrebner unter ben Siriten
0eut;6I0noS lit Der @roBber5og
Sriebrtd BON 8aoen. @r lpridt
gut uuo obne ben preuBii6en S6norrz
un0 Gomn1anoo : Son leines 9teffen, oes
Gtoetaiiers 8ilbelm II. Sbglei6 CT Beiz
nabe nod einmal 10 aft lit nie Der gteffe,
reoetA9o6 aud er 81 Diel, uno 3iebt ii@
odourb gtetdfaiIs man6en gere6ten
SaoeI 3u.
W2tt ytedt prizes mum i'm fri6er tpegen
ietner %freiituni9en Gidtung ulo tpegen
leiner G6t oeutihen @eitnnuug. Mber in
ieinen alien Ga9en i6etnt er 10 Mtandes
bon Oielen 8or3iigen Su pcrlierer. gti6t
n fallen in BaDen rebt bdBltde politilhe
9ert6tli6e Serfolgungen Dor, ionoern Der
groBDer5o9li6e Geoner GuBert ith au6
hduftg in einer' decentralization
Weile, Die MAJ friiber ni1t oil i6m fannie.
9teier Gage belt er in Dem i66n AM
TuBe oes Sdpar3tpaloes uno Der 6o0z
burg gelegenen baoii6en StGot6eu @ulz
menoingeu al ben &rtegerDerein cine IQnz
gere Geoe. Ct Sog babel Die 9fenolutionsSett
BON 1949 unb 1949 an ben 0aaren herbet,
1ttdelte gtfttg auf ben 6an1allgen QuldluB
Der b1oilhen Sruppelt oil Die GoIfsladbe
uno auf Die vSreubru0igen", ge9en tpel6e
Die @utQeltnnten 1id balIal5 bitten ber>
t~beioigen miiiien, beiprab iebr i6arf vbie
'Dorberr1nenDen tnl1eren Oetabren" lt1o
mabnte Die Grisger, ibre Shren in 3ufunft
Der gerfiibrung 5u DeridtteBen. Gum
G6luB ge0ddhte CT Der unDergQnoLtben
8sr0ienite Wtoltte'S, aber nit Der ShluB=
folgerung, Die i60uite 3ierbe MoItfe's JET
IS geiDelen, oGB er ielnen QStIen einem
bD6eren itet5 unter5uorDnen perifanoen
babe.
Sn ben @uaen bes @roBbersogs BON Saz
ben lit alp oa5 S6Dnlte au Wt oltfe
ntbt ieire Seloberrugr0Be uno ieine 8irz
gertu9eno, lonbern Die Gigeni1aft zines
9eGorlanen SalaIen Des S0ntgs u1o &aiz
iers Wtlbelnt |.
@roBber5og 6rteori6 tDut babel Dem Nm
oe1fen letnes S6niegeroaters bittere5 I'm
re6t. DEM BtIhelm /. mar melt oaz
bon entfernt, bon Wtoltfe au perlangen,
buB oieler ieir1en eigenen gSiIen einem b0z
beren f0niglibeu un0 faiierLt1en gStllen
ulterorone. Sonoern cine Der alIergr0Bz
ten unD alerhetlian1iteu @t9enl6aften Q8ilz
hell1'S l. beltdno ebe1 oartn, DAB er beiCDetz
Den leinen eigeneH QStIen Dem frtegeriiden
0ente WtOltte'S unteror0nete, Die groben
T~el05u9sptGte Wtoltfe's uno oe1ien ldneue
uuo tlibue @uti1lieBunger1 OH Ort ut,D
SteIle, rlGbaltlOs anerfannte uno getpGbz
rem leB, itatt ieinen eiseneu vb6beren Qgilz
lei" oa9egel1 5t lebel1.
S6ne 3Deifel Dollte @roB6erso9 Srie0z
rid our6 Die 9teoe III Gmmenbtugell, uuo
belonOers Ourd ben leBten She'll ieinem
faiierIiden 9teffen, Der i'm gum v@enerals
oberften" beS oeutideu 6eeres eritannte unb
Der in Der Sbat einen faiierItd f0nigz
ltbeu Ntuen ats ben bDberen uno b06lten
betradtet, Incident ith ieOer ltnoere unterz
Dronen ioQ, et1e Sreu0e ntahet.
Nber DerS1Deiielt ipenig Sreuoe bat CT
ban1it ben freibeitStiebenoen WtGnnern aez
macbt, Die in linn friiber ben tpoblpoIen6en
unO Gufgefldrten l1rugeitalter Der baoil1en
Serpaltllng bodi6dBten. llno es lit err
reult9, oaB tbm unabbGnat9e !3ettungen
'rauBen tpe9en oteie JteDe geb0ri8 Die Otetz
lung iagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
geruti6fe Gr6en.

9ie na9benaunten 9erionen finb eriubt, ia BET
8. Wtardporth, &e9tsantpalt in Cincinnati ODio,
gu meloelt. pelber oaein Die Grbi6aften gu erbebeH
~beredtigt lift:
u. 9. a~lhrebt aug guegentpolbe; Sc. unb g. q.
8our aus 2SeBou; S. Bauer, an9ebl. in yteip Dort;
S: s., 8ertbel aus Si6tenitein; s.. q, 8oettiib aug
gtleoerbermsborf; u. 8. Borgmo1r aug 3t5op; ..
girnbrauer ous 9absni9euerH; Grben BON $; G. So
bert 9eb. @e9ener; S. SrpB, angebl. IN @%pluutblis,
wis.; \. unb %. @afer ous e9paraoG; s. 81. @iib'
1ter gus WiIRslutine; S. @t. &euberfisn, 9e1Iorlfien
aug SreetIieI; 81. Sung aus sie9en; S. s. Sanfien
aug snsOeg; 3 3 y; air99botss ge6; ss9s' ,e sn9sel, ~, IN
Seoersletet; @rben BON s. g. Rielen; 8. &antpI=
miller aug aaiiel; @rben BON S. $ nnb s. aa9litorff;
S. Rrenbfomn1, friiber I'M Yetts=9tr II. =9olpltal IN @lns
%ctnnoti; 9. aaun uab Wt. 8. pereb. Spi aus g6t5:
9nntenb; @ilfo u. Seerboff aus Gntoen; s. v; Wttet
aug &igeumeloe; 6. ". BIitt aus 8ieoenfppfi q. 9fets
tsr ous SrIsnbadi s. gOra8pt lalias 49rofitD aug . Pr.
l1an; 9. 9tettharb aus Stlppah; Grben BON Sulte
g: GiB; s. g. STEINER aus Gmben; g. @tana aug
Rotighetm; s.. gtporienber9er geb. @9irnler au9ebl.
III 9routlpu; 9. pereb. Giiig uno S. Soldier, e1n9eoi;
in Gbicago; g.. Sarpline 80. unb s. S9ntto aus
98mioen; 20. SelSle aus Wtiiu9en; 6. " nno j. y:
@6leunsig aus MilOenfelS; :. S. 9hnett aus
Saltrpfo; s. s. gtDul3 aug anBDa9en; > g. 8; Sor:
mad aus Eburlanb; 8. 6. 8enter aug Bratn11pe1gi
S. 9. unS s. a8ertter aug Sapfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08

Gerlonen, Die Dem State sur Qait fallen
tpuhen, Die 2unbung uerbietet, NIT beintz
oerer Stren9e g%ebalObabt, 10 oaB nit ieDem
Salnpfer Ballagiere Suriid9el6tdt merben.
r9Str miilen sic oaber erluben, besiali6
ouer Sale, in Oeuen es suetfeiboft ieir1
fam, OBJ elm 8aIiaqier in Qmerifa iein
Sprtlonlnen ttn0en tdun, porab BET unS
pe9en letller Setorberun9 an5ufragen. 9tes
III unpeoti9t ertoroerll1, menn SemGno
NIT l9tDeren torperltdeu @ebre1en bebaftet
peer lqtDadltnnig ober i6minoiiibtig lit,
lofple Del Berlonel1, Die an anItedenoen,
etelDaTfen noer unbettbaren &ranfbeiteu
letner1, bet auein r%eiienoen sSrauen in dltes
rem Sabren poer nit &tnoern uno BET WtGoz
peIi, oeren Nusleben auf S6mangerj6aft
idlieBen l6Bt.
vlStr mlllen eS SSSbner iberIa1Ien, tpel6e
Sortebrun9ei1 Sic treffen polIen, oaB loIbe
pa11d9lere nt6t bon S6uen cur 8efDrDez
fung a~Ifgegeben tperoen, beoor sic uniere
Sutttmmung huben, ut0 bemerfen nlr,
Dup mir III allen SGlen, no BON Sbnen
auf9egehene 4aliugiere suriidgel1idt tpers
ben, Ste fur Die G~iiGpaiioge nit IS Wfart
III MnIpru6 nehmen iuerGen, tDenn BET qe=
9ort9er Sorgfalt uno Nufmert lamtteit Die
Seripet9erung Der 2anbung poraus3uleben
mar"
Sin Gbntides &unbinreiben bat Der
9%torOOeutide 2IuDo oud on Die gmigranz
tentplrtbe in 8rernen perianot, uro es miro
ibnen bortn 9eorobt, baB ite, tpsnn iie III
tbrer &en1tniB fpn1menoe Sane BON 9[usz
manoerern, Die ALI ben beanitanbeten &laiz
len 0ebDren, nt6t our Inseige briugen, auf
Die 9auer bon Elm bis brei Wtonaten bon
Der a3abl Der 9~loDotpirthe aus9elbLo1ien
meroeu.
Oen neutrality-suspicious. Ser Ser.
Stoaten pat Der gtoroo. 9lopb bteles Ruuoz
1bretben ebenfaus 3ugeiteut uuo fie ertlGz
rem 1t6 lebr Oaour6 befrtehi0t.
Nnoere S6iffsgeieuidaften bieier Dirt
befolgen iebt oas 8eiipiel oes gtorob. QloDD.
Sebterer belt es nidt fir n0tbtg. nod Bee
lnnoers Dor Der 8ef0rDerung bon Terbrez
dern 3u tparnen; Oenn lolhe fommen urz
ter letnen nad Qllnertta beftimmten 3tptz
lhenoedspaila9ieren ttur in ieItenen 5SQQen
Dor. lin 10 mebr ioIten aber bieje1igelt
0e1eu1datten, mel6e Staltener beriiberbez
t%oroern, cine lol6e 8arnun9 an ihre Qgenz
ten ri6ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
Sotfsi0ts tnO 8otfsfrenSe aut
Sonnf00.

lleber oas enOlidl I'M iebt bertaeter
)eut den Ut etdStage, mad ben
Bori6lGeen Der 9%tegleruug SIT Stautoe gez
Dmrlene D eu 6 e " rbetterlh II r.
JeieB i'm QIgemeinen bat unler Berliner
Sorrelponoent in DOriger 9tumner be-
'tbtet. Nls einen tuel entIi6en She'll oesz
elbel1 beSei6nete er Die @rmetteruna
DER SonntagSrube. 9a er ieoo6
,geraDe bteriiber nihts Jtd6eres bradte, 10
polIen mir bieien Iiir Nlnerifa lebr lebrz
reid1en Ibeit Des @eieBes beleu6teu.
Die nun in &raft tretenoen g m
tagSgelebbe It / iii m ungen fIr's gez
Iantlnte beuGi6e Heidl baben nt1t ben
3uef, Dem GDLfe unl6uLotge Sonntagsz
treuDen su rauben, IDn0ern lhm Die l10tbige
Qnl Sonntag iotpobl bic &ir6e be-
ais pelt1t6e 8ergniz
gungen III / t NJ q en- fam, gera0e
pie eS ibn1 beltebt.
Der 8etrteb Der Snouitrte bat all Sonl1z
uno SeittagelG uolle DierunoaDGn5ig Stu1z
Den ill ruben, 0dmtt Die Nrbetter Dle Die
2Irbettgeber it'd geb0rtg erDolen t0nlten.
Qsu 6anDeisgeDerben oGgegel, allo 2Goen
aler Qlrt ltno dbnliden @ei9Gften, mel6e
cine Yalle Don pollen Dicrul03man5ig Stunz
Den nibt 3%ulafien, lit eiEe ionutQ9ige Dir
beitsseit Don tinf Srunben geitattet. 0o6
ipdbreno Der iibri9en Sonntagsseit mitiien
ollie Nerfaufsitelen, audi ioId)e, in Denen
mn Der @i9eutbiimer, nit ettpaiger 6ilie
Der NamltIenm!tglieDer t6Gttg lit, 9ez
1diO1en iein. O1uitreu lit mdDreno oes
SounlGgs gd1Sll6 Hnter1agt. 9Seitn ober
Sos nrfltbe BsourtulB fir ~eInselne Conn
Ino 6clttale ellen eltpetterten Sertebr uro
&srtauf IN 6onbsLsgei3aiten ertOr6erIi6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
setut ttnmng ttt Satmots.

9as Geniusamt bat einen 8orberi6t
iber bic GDblengctpinnung tit Slltnots,
Sbto, Senbtana uno Wtdtgan neroffentz
Itbt u1o 1ogt iiber bic in Suinpis Solgenz
bes: Ser Staat SILinnis entbGlt ben
grDBeren She'll be5 iogenannteu mtttleren
GoblenbeGenS nit etma $1,000 Quabratz
metlen in led5ig Counties, III Denen aber
nur in flntunbDierSi9 Der &ohlenbergbalt
auf oel6Gftltder @runolage betrteben tptr6.
9a5 iutnoiier Se6en entbGlt finf5ebn
beri6ieoene Gob[enz SlDBe, bon oenen 0iez
i~enigen, tpel6e ben Nbbau ST 0a1oelsz
3tDefen Derl0bnet, bur6tpeg in betrd6tlider
Stefe liegen unb nur our6 Sda6te erret6s
bar itn6. Die in SQinots 9efOroerte &oble
lit Wei6foble uno ltefert CUR 6et3ung bon
9arnptmai6tnen ausgeSethneten 8rennz
ftoff. gofe Dtr0 nur in oen Counties
@oIlattn unb Ga Saue, unb 3mar nur in
bel6rdnftem WtaBitabe bergelteut. SSn ben
~iibrtgen Counties etgnet it6 bic &oble
tueoer 5ur 6eriteQunQ bon fir ben Wtarft
brau6barem Gote, nod lit Tie our 0asbez
reitung belonoers taugltd, obDobl ite in
einSelnen @egenben, bauptldhli6 tpobl
mebr ibreS m1alfenbaften 0orbanoenieins,
als ;brer belonberen 8rat6barfett negen,
bo3u bertpenoet ptrb. Weau alaubt, bab it
Solge Der itd mebren6en btItgen @tnfu6rz
gelegenbeiten bon 8tttsburger &oble TIT ben
Staat Der @ebrau6 Der beimtiGen RobIe
sur @asberettung bier balb gan3 aufboren
ipiro.
SIN benz ain 30, SUM- 1880 gu gttbe sez
galt9enen Sabre belief fi6 laut Geniusbez
rl1t Die Qusbeute in SQinois ouf 6,115,
337 fletne TDnnen (su ie 1000 Bfuno) i'm
QSertbe BON $8,879, 1872 poer bur6i6nittz
Ltd $1.44 @%rubenprei5 fir bic Tonne. eSmt
Sabre 1889 betrug Die Musbeute $12, 1884,
272 fletne Sonnen i'm Wert6e BON SILL
755,203 ooer burhi0nittIid bon 81 Gents
@rubeupretS fur bic Some. gtah benz 8ez
rtht Der Staatsbeb0roen belief 1th bieQusz
beute ttr 6Gs Sa9r bis Sum 80. Stunt 1889
aur 49, ,698 tletne Tonner. Die Nbs
nabme Der 3oblenfOroerung inSabre 1889,
tpeL6e Der uorliegenoe 8ert6t ergiebt, lit
Dem ausaeoebnten unb bartnddigen Gobz
lengrdbersN usitanoe in ben n0roltden 8ez
atrfen oes Staates in ben leBten ie6S W1oz
naten oeS crDdbnten Sabres, bann dber
au6 ben gfa6pirfungen bes mtIoen QBtn>
ters bon 1888 auf 1889 3u3ui6reiben.
Der getrag Der Musbeute uno beg Wer7
tbes Derlelben belief fth i'm Sabre 1889 in
Slltnots auf IL, 104, 272 fleine Sonaen
I'M gSertbe bon 81. 755, 203, in 0btp
euf 1876, 797 fletue Eonlten i'm Mertbe
bon $685. 400, in SnbiGna auf 81
1896 tletne Tounen i'm g8ertbt bon ST.
8S7,902 un0 in 81 th gan auf 64,431
tleine Sonneu int Wertbe BON $115,0 OH.
0ana1 bot SuinoiS Die 8r6Bte 3unabme
in ben per9angenen Sabreu, OttGigan aber
lett 1882 cine Nbnabme Der &obleuT0roez
rung UNI 1880 feline Ionner i'm Wertbe
bon $l09, 489 oufaumeiien.
Sr Der &oDlen9epinnung tparen bel6Gfs
ttgt: in Stttnots 24.323 Nrbeiter BET
1864. 347 Q0bnung uno $l0,:362,0 69 @ez
iammtfoiten, III Obio 1851 Q[rbeiter
BET {, 892,604 20hnuna uno 1922, 1873
0elamnlttoiten uno in Snbiana 6532
Nrbettcr BET S 2.207,2 PA 90bnuug uno o.
58l.669 WelGmmtfolteu.
Dcrll1ld9tes.
Ser Sber6efebISbober beS
y HX n - a ~ N .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
Dcrllllld1t1s

Ser 0ber6efebIsbober beS
ameritanilden seer es, General
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08

elH VTQD 3U gTUDeH, III IDelQe5 g DQS
feline 8ruber6en, benz es nit einem
6adenfttel ben S6G6eI aerz
lbmettert bate, legen tpoate.
- @eil Con. Sarreu bon Soma Sails
in Soma bic Il n.teri6rift jetner
Sohter auf einem IS edle Ell fir bte
lelner Srau auSge9eben bate, tDuroe er
tpegen Salidung gu atoei Sabren 3u6tbaus
perurtbetlt. 49,
- 0as Interchangeable unternebmen
Der. @rbauung zines GanaIs, oer BEN
georOpft eef0nal nit ben dies
higiden StieebGfen S6.Iesz
MIG unb @dernf0rbe perbinoet,
tpirb tpelentli6 onoere 3iele unb :3tpede
tnerfolgel1, als ber9lprooitieefanaI ielblt. @s
lit beabitbttgt, benlelben gu elmer 8erfebrsz
aoer fir SluBfabr5euge aus5ubauen, tpeld)e
6rahtz uno INSTRUMENTATION Der beribrten
SiItenitGote GGernforoe, S6leslptg, &aps
peln u. |. ~. nit Der Glbe bur6 ben Noroz
oitieetanal Dermitteln. Ser Gerfebr alf benz
&anol lou belon0ers Dur6 fleinereS hleppz
oampfl6iffe nermittelt iDerber, .ipelde ben
nit Sra6tqutern belaoenen Raiteni6uten,
ME tie al9elrett IN 0ar1burg gebrdu9li1
1tno, ,Gbneln. Ser &anal loa cine Siefe
BON 10 SUB BET elmer SDblbreite bon 45 Sub
erbalten uno nit mebrereu S6leuien 6erz
arttg ausgeitattet neroen, DAB ouh Sorz
peooboote ben &anaI benuben f0nnen. Ser
l1nternebrner in 5amburQ lit bere its nit
Der Snangriffnabme Der 8orarbeiten beaufz
tragt porben.
Na6 benz enbeiItisen GrgebniB Ser
golfs3dbInng bonn /. 9eSember b.
S. betrdgt Die 8enOlferung bes b d m b Ii r.
gtl6en Stdates 622, $50 5eelen,
oemna@ 1O3,9l0 Seelen mebr ais I'M Sabre
1885.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08

Z noertouten: Sine 9ufi6mieOe nebft 6on6.
~ Ioerts5eng nn6 olem s3nbebDr, 6 Mseilen BON einer
SLpBgren Staet GtH ousge5eitbnetes -@e1tbdft, nieIe
5armer in Der NoDbarI0oft nnS 1tbSns
0eAeno' %6elonoers geeignet tfr einen 9Rann mil "a.
m"e' 2Se9en Gln5elDetten rpenbe man Iil OH
Sa5. Srteberib,
Afmot4tmo Mintlers Wlias, GauIos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
) d terI6 MIe
bes ieit IL Sobren in Chicago b~efte6enben
M2inernn.SnifiS4mf

N.-O.sgde 9au1ina 9traBe uub 8erteou apeu1te,
piro am 9tenItoe, ben s. September. bereit fem,
S9aleriunen fir has neue Sbulsiabr an5uuebmeu.
9te geluubbettiid oiufti9e Sage, in Der burd Bierbe=
1nO 9ampfbobn errei1baren 8Drftabt 8anenslppob,
iDuie bic bisberigen @rtDlge, empiebIen bic StuIe
alen @lterr; bic tbren 3D6tern cine in benti9ent Settle
9eleitete, ieoob fir bas amerifaniibe &eben oorberei=
tenbe S6ulbiIoung 9ebert tppler. 9roIpette auf @er=
Iaugen peEIdtft. 4Seitere Austunft ertbeilt:
Jrau 2tsaaIie Gmoe, goriteberin.
B.=O.=9pr 1888. po, BAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
Quforoeruno !

Sophia @arner, g9tpefter bes fritber in Wter'
ria, @isconiin, tpobuboften @eorg @orner, tpiro
onfgeforbert, Tib bel Gbas. San, 9roB=9etretdr .. 8.
8. g. in @eba rburs, ggis., au melben, I'M lpibtige
3adri9ten iber ibren 8ruber in Gu.pfanq gu nebnteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
utit,foutp6

Qu O~ertaufen: Gin Groeerp=@tore, bette Sage
y auf BET @io1ette. 8iniQ, menn Iofprt oenDtnlnen.
Abrelie: Ia. SIS Sninpis Stootsatg. It, TO- DbI
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-07

According to an amendment OF the
school laws of the state of Michigan,
children suffering from consumption
or chronic catarrh must be excluded
from public schools. The circum-
stance is interesting as first step TO-
ward the public recognition OF q most
important truth, the fact, namely, that
the disorders Of the respiratory organs
can be propagated by direOi coniagion'
and that the atmosphere Of a con-
sumptive's sick room, unless constant
ly ventilated, is apt to become a vIr'
ulent lung poison.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-07
THE CONTEST IN KANSAS.


The exciting events of Tuesday,
Jan. q, have at last settled the sena-
torial question in Kansas, says the
Kansas City Globe, aud the great state
will have 10 content itself with a rep.
respntative less brilliant and less pol
ished than Mr.. ingalls,. There ia
sun,ething pathetic and significant in
thu whole action OF the alliance people
in this contest. They were so de-
I, rmined that their will should be car.
ried out that they refused to trust
even their own Delegates, but sent
them to Topeka surrounded by trusty
guards, who apparently should moi
only watch the Delegates, but each
other. 1t is q sad commentary on our
political morality that such u method
of procedure should be necessary, aud
especially that 1t should be necessary
among reform politicians who burn
for their cause with an eagerDess un-
known to men who follow traditional
party standards for party reasons
But the alliance people are in dead
earnest and will permit no tampering
with their decisions nor lowering OF
their ideals.
Senator Ingalls, appears to take bis
defeat very quietly and 10 be quite i"-
different 10 the result Of the contest,
and he may we'll be so, for his period
in the senate has been long one, and
a very brilliant one, according to the
old fashioned ideal Of q senator. For
many years Mr.. Ingalls, has been one
of the most noteworthy figures in The
senate at Washington, bis tongue has
been dreaded, and bis expressions and
opinions have been quoted far and
wide through the land. In his retire.
ment IL will be a very easy matter for
him to form literary connections
which will stimulate his genius and
give him still an influence over the
minds of his countrymeD IL he de-
sires II.
Mr.. Ingalls, has made a remark
however. which shows that he does
not understand the cauSe Of his retire
ment and of the political uphesval In
Kansas, which has astOnished ever,
body. He says @the movement against
me did not arise in Kansas, 1t came
from the southern brigadiers." Mr.
IIngaIIs was never more mistaken IN
bis life. Sectional differences have
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HERE AND THERE.


-vinita is talking Of putting down
some prospect holes.
We wonder If it is the Mckinley
bill that has kept the mercury up SO
high this winter.
Down in Mississippi they jail a
man for killing a horse and elect him
Judge for killing a republican.
Over $4,000 in cash has been paid
out during the past year by the twelve
cresmeries of Dickinson county 10 the
farmers.
The New York Press has figured
out the weekly wages in the United
States and England respectively In lO2
occupations. In England 1t Is $6.22
and in the United States $ll.90.
The paper mill at Lawrence fur
nishes goOb market for all the straw
raised in Douglas county. It's worth
So per ton in the stack. The mill
company keeps twelve teams constant
" employed hauling in the straw
They are principally engaged in max
ing straw boards and paper finishing
lumber.
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Ed. Howe, of the Atchison Globe,
strikes tetty close home when he
says: "You girls who read romantic
novels: isn't it fact that you imag-
inc that some day rich old man will
fall In love with you and make you
his heiress? Don't you really believe
that somewhere in the world there is
a rich prince looking for you? When
you look around your home, and see
your mothers household treasures, do
you not think with contempt how
much finer your household goods will
be? Don't think that. Dou't imagine
there is rich man looking for you to
adopt you for his daughter. Don't
imagine that a rich prince is waiting
to carry you off. Somewhere n the
world there may be an honest, hard
working young man waiting for you.
Unless you put down your novel, aud
learn to work you will be a disap-
pointment to him when he finds you.
He will not carry you off In chariot.
Everything these days is dreadfully
matter.of-fact and prosaic. If he car
ries you off at all, it will be in the
same practical unromantic way IN
which your father won your mother.
There are no chariots, castles, fairy
princes and god mothers in real life.
There is a great deal Of work, which
is better. You have only to close your
book and look around you, and you
will finl all of il that your hands can
do. Your mother probably needs you
in the kitchen: peeling potatoes is not
romantic, but it is the kind of work
that the modern princs will expect You
TO know low to do"
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The new attorney general, John n.
Ives, has rendered his first decision,
which is regarded as very able and
good law. He decides that county
treasurers shall only return 10 the
state treasurer the amount of the state
tax called for, and if there has been
more collected from the people than
the state demands, the surplus is to be
covered into the county general fund.
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absolutely nothing TO do with the
grand transformation scene In Kansas
Il is simply the result of new IDEAL
which has taken possession OF the
minds of the people as a result OF yer!
striking object lessons. of which they
have been the observers and victims
They have decided that they need a
new kind of Legislature, q. kind which
will deal directly with abe Ills from
which they suffer, and they have
learned that they cannot get TINS 'eg'.
islation from the old fashioned ieg's
lators. The only thing TO do under
such a state of things Is TO change the
legislators, and this is what the alli-
ance men have carried through. They
are tired of being represented by
man who is cultured, brilliant, de-
lightful in bis home and IN society,"
but absolutely ignorant that the PEG
pls need measures Of relief, uncon'
scious that in his high position he has
any duty to perform. save that OF dis
tributing patronage according to the
wishes of his party "bosses," aud adj
vocating every measure which his par
ty managers introduce, aside from lie
wants or its bearing upon the condi-
ton of the people. Ideas of this sort
may be revolutionary, but they exist
all over the country. They were not
originated by the southern brigadiers,
who are as a class entirely free from
them, and they arose in Kansas large
" from the sufferings of the people.
According to the new ideal, Judge
PETER will not be q senator to be
ashamed of. We do not know what
are his notions in regard 10 culture
and high art, but sach questions come
very slightly within the scope Of a
senator's duties, and he might be a
Cato in kindred matter and yet fulfill
his duties admirably. He lie u self
made man, has been newspaper man
for years and has taken a broad and
progressive stand upon all the import
ant questions of the day. He was a
republican first, but laid aside his
party prejudices to recognize the need
Of reform in politics, and that says q
great deal for him. He is vitality in
teres,ed in the needs Of the people.
which is the sine qua non for the peo-
pies representative. and, unless we
are very mnch surprised, the Wash.
ington people will not find in him the
uncuItivaied Ounce they expect. He
is an honest, earnest, keen witted man,
not to be led away from bis sincere de-
sire for political reform, and those are
the most essential qualities in a sena-
tor. Besides this Judge PETER is all
o,nnivorous reader and an independ-
ent thinker, two habits of mind which
are very valuable.
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George M. Bradley, the first patient
in this country to receive the Koch
lymph incubation, diel Monday last,
and the son of Prot. Blake, another
lymph patient, who has been nndrr
treatment for nearly two months, Is al
the point of death. Bradley had been
under the treatment since early In De-
cember.
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genuine beating, drawing blood freely.
Sam then got aboard and rolled away
to another town where he probably
preached from the text, "Resist not
evil" while the mayor was arrested
and put under bonds for assault and
carrying revolver. If he had licked
Sam he might have Jared differently.