davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
pa,,tsntiarx Question IN Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. TENN, July 29.-Governor Bu-
chnnan has decided to call the Legislature 70 70
meet IN extra session August 18th. He will
refer the whole penitentisry question to that
body 10 Investigate considsr and act upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30

The earnings OF the Richmond and Peters-
$29. 456. So expenses $2s, $50. 80. and tho earn
ings Of the Petersburg railroad for same
month were "a. 2.S47.Sl; expenses. $29.6l0.S7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
ASSOCIATION RECORD
WINsTOEs WIN.
No1Fs oF TnE DIAM0ND.

COLUMBIA. s. g.. July 20 The Winstons
defeated the Columbias here to-day by score
Of four 10 nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
Cincinnatis. D.. o 42OfO-s 10
Pitfsburgs 0 0 0 O 0 90 2-2
LEAGUE HEOORI
AMrRIcAN AssoCIATIoN 0AMEs.

AMEHICAN ABaOCIAIIOh 6AME5.
At Baltimore: R. b. Il. 4.
Bostons 0 0 0 0 0 l. 2 6
BaltimOTes .......0 q ) x
Batteries Hsddock aud Murphy; McMahon
and Robinson. Umpire Davis.
At Philadelphia
Washington Philadelphia game postponed on
account OF rain.
No other Association games were scheduled
today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30

Tie lighthouse board has issued the follow
M Notice as hereby given tnat on oi
about August ~. isN light-yesse No 45
NV moofed On WinteT-Q Quarter shoal, sea
coast Of Virginia, will be removed for repairs
sna that during the absence OF this yesse
if3'o the station she viii be replaced by the
s'Aooner Drift, which viii show one fixed RED
The schooner Drift will be without top
m@sls and jib-bcOm and will carry a day
marx ~ the uGinmast head The hull Will %
lalnted rcd. and will be marked on each SIDE
~ 'eige White letters Relief Winter-qu9f-
". She Will be provided with a bell TO be
''a1oea .1 sy hand H. thick " foggy weather.
Alsht-Yessel No 10 will be replaced as
s, S,on rs Tie ropairs sre completed. OF which
Vue notice will be given"
- OTHER MOTIFS.
Ahe following ohADSsA in tho railroad mail
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
PkACCIE "a WIARUSAl
Choc p6zno ale
DrEeCle.

Z]ednoczenle dopiero po 3
maja wyblfo medale, czyli
wdzlwie po konserwatyw
nemu zrobllo t. ,,Madry Po
lax po szko1zie Il wlelkieJ
swiatobllwoscl spoznlll sic Ia
nadto naboznl patryocl zda
zvll razem 2 plecioma panna
mi bez o Ii W y. Medal po-
myslu ME zlego, ale bardzo
drogi. Dlatego, by pozyska6
uabywcow, wykonawcy po
obierah "a agent6w ISsie2y,
Doc przecle, gdy ISslqdz poleci
zacbwall albo (do I1ednocze
MA aalcaacy), II a k Z e, no.
to i kupit trzeba. Dollar pol
tora lub diva toe baika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
Popis p. Grygli.

Ma obchodzie zwlazkowym
przemawlaf i p. Cenzor, 0
czem Zgoda tax pisze; ,,Ostat-
MIN ln6wca byi Cenzor Zwiaz-
ku Mar. Pol. pan Franc'szek
Gryglaszewski z Minneapolis,
Mlnn p. Gryglaszewski OBJ.
ja} W swei movie przebieg
zycia Zw. Mar, jego prace?
przeclwnosci, z ktoremi wal,
czyf i waiczy. M6wca wypo-
wieiziaf na q zlei ze
Zw1azek Narodowy Po|sk:
przetrayma wszelkie przeci-
wlenstwa, odbije burze ma
waly dostan,e sic do Ka
nadyj poocstonie zwyciezklm
swletnym dIonle swe wycla
gnle 2 ho,na pomocq gnebIone
ojc2yznie. Cztowlek energicz
ny winlen myslec sam z;
slebie, ,-dowodMt mowca,
Zwiazel Naronowy beGql ener
gicznym est W st a II 4
mySleG sam "a sleDle ! praco
wac ku &c | o m 81 ! a
cn tn m Z o j II y n
Podziqkowat m0wca zebranyr
"a wsp6Iudzlal, "a pptryoty2l
cntuzYazm, lttorY okazal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
KSIAIDZ RISKUP
KRASTNSKI.

w Krakowie umarl ksiadz
Adam Stanis4aw Krasihsk1, Blskup
wllehski, meczenlk "a wiare oj-
czyzne.
Jako Biskup we Whine ma
Litwie straszne przezy} chwile.
Ma Litwe zjecha} wieszatel Mura-
view. Rzady swoie przesladowcze
rozpoczq} od zgromadzenla wszy-
stkich dostojnlk6w kosciola, ktorych
przestrzegaf pred szerzeniem
,,mrzonek" Polsce, gdyz ,,tutaj
- m6wi1 Murawiew = ME ma
zadnej Polski, jest tylko Jedna
wielka Rosva."
W6wczas powstaf sp. biskup.
Krasihski l g}osem przytlumionym,
ale pewnym j silnym odpowledzial:
| ,Ekscelencyo! Co Bog stworzy},
tego zadna si4a, zadna moe ME
moze. Polske stworzyl R6g i
wskazaf ]eJ pos}annictwo tego,
ona dokonac musl predzej czy
lp6zn,ej -dokona.' Rozpocze}y SIG
straszne dni dla sp. Biskupa'
Znekany licznemi cierpleniamT
zachorowa}, a lekarze polecili mu
udac sic ma iakis czas do kapieli
dla poratowania nadwatlonego
zdrowia. Prosba do ministerstwa
kilkotygodniowy urlop zosta}a "a
fatwiona przychylnle. Sp. Biskup
Krasliskl wybraf sic do kapiei
mad morze Ba1tyckle. w Dyna-
bulgu jedna& zastaf ca4a sotn1a.
kozak6w, ktdra zabra}a go "a
miast do kaplell dla poratowania
nadwatlonego zdrowla, zawlozfa
tyslqcc mil W gf2b Rosy ma wy
gnanie do Wiatkl.
TutaJ przebywaf lat blisko
dwadzlescia, zdala cd zleml ro-
dzinnel, Cd swej dyecezyi. Pc
dfugoletnlcm' wygnaniu W 1854 =.
otrzYmaF pozwoIonle wyiazdu "a
granice.
OpuScif zatem Wiatke przy-
1nrbof IO KrokOw0
! CzeSt ?olsINemu biskupowi,
j? kt6ry bronll WARY ! olczyznY;
/ czeS& nn zawsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
'edaktor wydawca: Hieronim Derdowski,

Dostalismy jeszcze
z New Yorku pare
set ,,Kalendarzy Ka-
tolickich dla Ludu
Polskiego W Amery-
ce'' W duzym forma-
Gle, z obrazkami, O
przesz}o 200 stronni-
each, i te teraz abo-
nentom naszym, kt6-
rzy zap4aca "a wv ia
rusa" pose}a& bedzie-
my. DO kazdego Ka-
lendarza dodany jest
kolorowy obraz Mat
XII Boskiej n;eustaja-
cej pomocy i kalen-
darzyk Scienny.
A Abonentom VIA
rusa" p}acacym "a
gazette Z tylu, ME mo-
zemy teraz ofarowac
NieceJ, jak 6w duzy
Kalendarz Katolicki
z obrazem Matki
Boskiej i kalendarzy-
klein sciennym.
Prenumeratorom,
op}acajacym abona-
ment naprz6d, opr6cz
Kalendarza Kat0lic~
kiego podarujemy
,]eszcze dwie ksia-
zeczki, zatYtu1owane:
u Zy,vot Kosclelszki,
p 0 cz0rov1uEu 1acardowsklm.
Nadto pose}a6 be-
dziemy pronumera-
torom, ma ca}y rok
naprz6d p}acacym a.
bonament, przez ca}y
rok darmo druga ga
zetke, pod tytu4em
KATOLIK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
Z INV POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

KONIEC STRAJKU W ko-
ksarniach. Il Mt. Pleasant,
pisza nam % Ma]a: Proslmy
nie wyse1ac nam Wlarusa
ma dotychczasowY adres, bo
musrmy opuscn6 koksarnia.
Strajk jest przegrany )nz
dzisia] okoIo 500 strajklerow
musi sobie szukaG roboty
gdzlelndziej. kleske strajkle-
row sprowadzily c b y,
Wlosi | Polacy, ktory y miast
przybyll z ust Aam wydrzet
kawaleI1 chleba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
dostanie W nagrodzie-szklan
Ike piwa,

DETROIT, Mich.-Rodak
nasz ?. Ignacy Wolff, 5S4
Willis ave., fabrykuje dob~a
tabake do zazywania, taxa
sa1na, jaka nasze w,arusy "
! starym kraiu zazywali. Polscy
grocernicy salonissci moga z
zaufaniem tabake Cd niego
sDrowadz1c Male proby po-
sefa p. Wolff da-mo.-W tych
dniach spallfa sic tn fabryka
parasoli American Screen
Works, ma rogu ulicy Porter
i kolei zelaznej.-Przy po-
&arze, ktory wyrzadzii ma
$4,000 szkody, mocno sic
poparzyf l4 letni chfopiec
polski August Karsznlk.
BRYAN, Tex.-Widoki ma
sprzet latosi sa tego roku
bardzo pomyslne. Dnia II
Maja mle]ismy plekny deszcz,
ktory tax przemoczyf ziemle,
re MONA bylo napowr6t roz-
poczac robole W polu.
STURGEON LAKE, Mimi.
Tutelsi Polacy zakiada]a To-
warzystwo pod wezwanlem
sw. 1zydora oracza.-Niedaw-
no zostaf tn zastrzelony Nc
las Paterson. Mordercy Jeszcze
ME wysledziono.
MIEJSCE ks. Nawrockiego
ma ch'cagoskim Town Lake
ohja1 ks. Zalewski.
ARCYBISKUP chicagosSl
oswiadcza, ze przyjalby do
swojej dyecezyi jeszcze 10
poIsxich kslezy- q tymczasem
usunal ks. Sfomihskiego ma
parafia niemiecka, "a to, ze
przychylnie sic wyra2af o
szkofach panstwowych, W du-
chu ks. Arcybiskupa Irlenda.
Z zagadkowego powodu bez-
czynn1e usunai Arcybiskup
chicagoskl takze ks. Volta
leWlCZa.
KTO CHCE jechac Wis
conslnu do Mlchiganu, niechal
wsiadzie W Manitowoc ma po-
ranny porowiec kolel Flint &
Pere Marquette lub IA paro
wiec te) kolei W Milwaukee
tDostanle bezpfatnle ws2elkie
obiasn1enla, )aKo to ksia2ki
mapy dotyczace ruchu kole
jowego oraz zarobxowoscl "
Michigan, Kanadzie i ns
Wschodz,e, kto sic po t(
1zg!osi do agency kolel Fin
& pere Marquette W Mani
| towoc Milwaukee lub St Paul
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

ZableraJac W tel sprawie
gios wypowledamy swe zdanie
zupelnle bezstronnie. Obior
ducho "':ych ga agentow, "a
namawlaczv maklerow
swladczy o leKcewazeniu ka-
planow przez wykonawcow
spozniorego medala, albo
przez tego "a kt6rego rada
medal wyblto.
By1oby co ,anego, gdyby
przed 3 Maja medal uadesfa-
no, prosba o rozpowszech-
nlenie. Lecz teraz dopiero ola
blznesu naduzywac powagi
kapfanskiel, to jest do ME
przebaczenia. SfyszeIi, ze ten
ow rozprzedaf diva, try ty-
STAGE medal, wiec dalej robmy
my blznes.
R6bcie, ME zazdroscim, ale
j nie raG 4imy, ably ktokolwiek
w:rzucat pleniadze nadarmo.
Ia dolara mona kupic sliczne
obrazki NalswieEsze) Bogaro-
dzicy C1estochowslliej lub
Naisfodszego Serca Jezusa, q
nle konIecZnle trzeba napy
chac do kleszenl wyrachowa-
ny IN prledsleblorcom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
dzlekowai "a Zwiazek, "a sic.
bic ] "a nieobecnych" t. d.
i t. d.

S VA ISh - ".
i t. d.
Ola mas ME sa nowina po-
plsy oJca Grygl a wtasicl
wladomo powszechnle, 2e> CO
Cenzor naplecle a Nickl swym
sztychem Wmie we forme, to
nns' sic ods'elziec. Dzieciak,,
ktore boso biegaja po ulicach,
luz wiedz4, 2e kledy tylko 0
chyrla :7ych pierslach Glowa
wstapl Ia mownlce, wtedy
z*wsze to samo ubolewanie ma
swoje j Z"iazkowe dolegliwosci
spadnie przy wt6rze patryo-
tych westchnlen ma SERGE dre-
czonYch sluchaczy. z1zymane!!
mowki p. Grygl maia to DO
slebie, ze publicznos6 zyc2y
soble bardzo, pred rozpocze-
ciem owych narzekah, aby
zwlazkowy Laktanty trzY-
m a | raczej milczenle czyli
siedzlai cicho.-Nlechze jednak
bedzie co chce, ojczulek MI.
mowoli poplsat sic wybornie.
Nlcki zas pomagaJac, dopro
viii Jeszcze, l TAX mowca re-
porter z okazy1 3 mA)a dali
sobie wyswiadczenle, ze do
jeslem beda sluzyG VI szeregu
zwlazkowem a potem oba ma
-chuby.
Cenzor, z powyze] przyto-
czonego urywku, cechujac swa
move omylif sic grubo po-
wledzjaf prawde. Przyzna1
przecie wszechobecnym, ze
Zwiazek PREY lego przebola-
lynn (od cieakiego fartucha
masonskiego) boku ME stol,
ale lezy jak ma pobojowisku,
troche pobity ma finansach
przez ext RAG II a | i t y
patryotnikow, lecz oddycha
jeszcze W pewnych odstepach
czasu, mniej wiecej, kiedy
wychodza cyrkularze posmiert.
nego l kledY napfywa poda-
tex "a Zgode. Oznakl gasna
cego zycia Zwiazkowego bu.
dza natomlast W p. Grygl
silna nadzleje, 3e III wa
lie k pow tan e'' a kle
dy to nastapi, tego nawe1
talmud ME powiada.
Porwai sic vice ma szkle
lnlelada naszkicowa1 zycle
zwiazkowe bardzo nedznie, be
tel i tax jest. Zwiqzek, czes(
lchwala dziekl poswleceni'
lniewielu bardzo a bardz(
patryotycznych indywiduow
ma tYlko jedne droge prze(
soba to do zupefnego upad
ku wiodaca, podczas gdy ma
dziejji poprawy 2adnei, A enc
iclaz ia Gryg]a ma i wyrazi
ia ma obchodzie, to MIC nj
znaczy. Zwlazek dawno wy
!, szedi 2 mody, a MIN druga na
de)dz!e, W ktorejby sfuzy
mogf wediug konsIYtucy
swojei, he]! hej! moia! mo]s
} to tymczasem oxo zbieleDe.
Go sic raz przeie, to juz nj
wzbudzl apetytu, albo odwro
Tie z towodn sllnego apetyt
do jelcow srebrnych " pc
! Smiertnem morzu 1owlonyc
: zWlqzek dale sic we znal
), swym czionkom i dlatego 81
= przeJadi. Go "a wiele to, n
a zdrowo, a zwlaszcza z sure
a wych ryb nlechybnie Smie
:, zagraza.
G W dalszym ciagu Cenz'
J. wyclat nowe giupstwo, ale t
kie jak czapka, rozumie S
!, ma spoke Z redaktorem j
), den m6wlt drugi drukow
), W Igodgie nCzlowlek energie
ny wlnlen mySlet sam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

stanlu nle byi, ale zakradfszy
sic po cudzy owoc ma Gree
gorzkach zosta} pokasany
przez teglego brytana. Blizny
pokaszenla stuzyiY drabowl do
patryotycznego }ganla, dop6ki
OLIVIA ME wyszla na jaw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
PkACCIE "a WIARUSA!
re SWlATA,

PETERSBURG Car ro-
sy]skl przeciez raz popelnif
szlachetny uczynek. z okazyi
podrozy carewicza podarowa1
skazanym na Syblr pofowe
kary. Wog6le ma bye polep,
szona dola skazanych, ktorzy
dobrze sic sprawowali.-I 2
Petersburga wyganiajq biedne
zydostwo, pfos7ac je psaml.-
krazy pogfoska, ze W Japonil
Ma zycle cara godzlt zblegly
z rosy]sklej wyspy Sachalin
nlhlllsta, ktory dostai sic do
sfnzby policyjne).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

glcznym, jest (za'edwie w
sianie it'd. To znaczy: ener-
giczny czfowlek ma bye
egolsta, DO tylko soble ma
myslec a broh Boze O drugim.
Zwiazek Jest ~ stanle odry-
wac pod pewnym wzgledem
role f Ia, lecz ME zu.
pefnle, DO Jest kllku prewo-
dyrow, k:6rych kaady swej
prawIcy pred druglm strzeze.
-Nawet osmielono zakomu-
n'kowac sw1atu ,,moznosc"
energ'i tax dalece, De zwiazek
jest W stanle pracowac ku
celom szlachetnym i godnym.
M6j Bo2e! W kilku tych
]edrnych slowach many do
wod (argument ( In form a.
Sa W MIN przesfanki kon-
kluzya, lecz te tax sic re SODA
zgadzaja, jak lch sens moralny
z wiedza l madroscIa patryo
tyczna zwlazkowych wodaow
a przedewszYstk'em z ich
prawdomownoscIa.
Kto gdzie kiedv zauwaay1
chocby odroblnke energii?
Je2eli stanowczem ma bye
owo twlerdzeEle, to z CORY
wo1amy: TAX ME Jest, to czy,
sta blaga. Zwiazkow1 ME dano
dotad energii, co W faktach
widzimy. Szkofy oswiata to
gfupstwo u tych panow. Cafy
proceder kulturny zasadza sic
ma zmart wlafvch artYkufach
Zgody. Agent W New Yorku
o tYle obchodzi1sM zwlazkowe
gtowy. o lie okssaly apetyt
ma zarzad kasy. Pooddzlelane
obchody Iub zupefnie zanied-
bane W stuletnia ,rocznice, te
So owocaml energicznej piracy
zwlazkowei?!
,,Zwiazek powstanie i poda
don pomoca Ojczyznie" =
]ak to milo brzmi? a ktoby
tel arcywywroconel lnstYtucyi
ME 7naf, ten by myslaf, ze to
prawda. .-Ciekawa rzecz, il
dotad ME pospieszono ]eszcze
z jaIlqkolwlek pomoca uaszel
poIsk'ej Ojczyznie, lecz dopie-
no zaoiora sic do piracy, gdy
Zwia7ek powstan1e. Zdaje sic
nam, ze owa nadzieia l po-
moe to czyste gruszkl (gdulki)
ma wierzbie
Nadspodziewanie wywiazai
sic p. Grygla re svego zada-
MIA. M6wlf z pelnei piersl, z
ferworem zapafem, wpadal
raZ po razu w e1tuzYazm.
Zycie umiera]acego Zwlazku
braf uczciwie pod rozwage,
napfakat sic do sytossci a nawet
zdawafo sic, 2e, prawlac o
walkach i przeclwnosciiach,
utarczkach i wycleczkach ma
lego Zwiazek, swei bezinte.
resowneI piracy (?) O trudach
W sprawach zwiazku pod]etych,
it'd. nablerze ochoty pokaze
poprzestrzelane glczale giry
Szkoda, ze kto ME prey 20
pomn;af tego, a bye mo2e, b
zacny meczennlk ma obu pot
kulach bytby odsionlf G o r
pus d e licti moskiew
| skiej (? J tyranll, ktorei donna
W wyprawie ma GrzegorziSi.
) Grzegorzki wies ley tu
koio llrakowa siynIe
; wlelkie] ilosci sadow, ByIo IA
ciekawe w Krakowle zdar2t
ME, ktorego powodem bYi
wspolnnlone solo. BaIamut
: pewien chwaiil sic odnesll
nych ran W ostatnlem powstf
niu polskiem Dokazywal Je
: Tymczasem 2nalomy jego ud(
d wodnit, lie chwalca W pow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

w ELBA, Nebr, p. J6zef
Nadolihskl co dawat innym
wz6r wychowania d2leci, 2gnbll
syna. Kto mu 90 znajdzie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

RZYM -Prezydent Rzecz-
pospo]tel francuskiej Carnot,
cesarz Wilhelm oraz cesarz "a
ustryackl Franclszek Jozef
przes1aii Papiezowi depesze,
W ktorych mu dzieku1a "a O.
gfoszenie encykljki.
BELGRAD.-Rzad serbski
oburzy1 Ma siebie caly aarod
"a gwaftowne wywiez,erie .
kraju krolowej Natalil. Mi
nlster wojny musia1 ustapiG.
BERLIN. = Rad pruski
ME chce przyzwolic ma nomi-
nacya ks. suffragana DR.. III.
kowskiego ma arcybiskupa
foznanskIego. Radzl postawlc
lako kandydata ma te stolice
blskupla kap1ana wlecej Mem
com sprzyjajacego.
RZYM.-Ks. Biskup Hry-
nlewiecki, obecnie W Rzymie
mleszkalacy, Jest chory i o
przybyciu do Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych NE mysli.
PETERSBURG Na,wyz-
sly prokurator sw'etego svno.
du Pobiedonoscew przedlo2y]
Radzie panstwa rozporzadze.
ME, zakazujace 2ydom swle-
cenia zydowsklego sabatu zam.
knleciem SHADOW a przy'
muszaj4oe do zamykanla
tych2e W niedzlele i inne
swleta prawoslawne.
The morning call., 1891-01-27
SUGGESTIONS.

:. a D mocratic contemporary advises the
Farmers Alliance to advocate free trade,
-tsl!en they will be sure to carry the country
with them. Free trade will take in New
p York City, where much of the business is
transacted by English bankers and mer-
Chants, aud will be welcomed by the owners
. OF railroads who would be enriched by
: handling foreign manufactured eommodi-
: ties, but will free trade suit California?
With another suggestion of our coutem-
Porary we have less objection. 1t reads as
follows:
Some OF the demands OF the new union will
command wide support. Among them are the
;aboIiliOn of alien ownership OF land, graduated
income tax, Government control of railroads and
telegraph-, the election OF Senators by popular
vote, aud ballot reform. But the issue of new
: legal tender Treasury notes is a dangerous
Scheme, and the Endorsement of the project Of
lending Government money at 2 per cent upon
Don-p ri,hable products IS blunder that VIII
:. rot stand fire when the campaign gels hot. II
such project were adopted the Government
would fnd Itself loaded up with all the unstable
=: goods and worthless land In the country the
T.. railroads would dispose OF the unmarkeiable
portions Of their land grants at handsome
figures, and a new class Of millionaires-tbe Off.
ciais intrusted with making the loans-would
spring into existence.
q II VIII pIoOdoiy De lOuhu IN the emu au-
visable for the Government to own the rail
. roads to keep them out of politics IT would
not follow if the Government should own
tile railroads that it would have to run the
: oars. They could be owned and run by
private individuals as boats are run upon
canals owned by a State. The ownership
Of land to be rented to individuals should
not be permitted. The CALL believes that
the advent of farmers in politics promises
the best results.
The morning call., 1891-01-27
MZNER,s LETTER.

1t might be well to have the Miner case
submitted to the people on what lawyers
would call an agreed statement of facts.
In Mr.. Miners recent letter he discusses a
somewhat different case than that discussed
by Secretary Blaine in his letter of dis
missal Mr.. Miner asserts that Barrundia
was under Indictment for common crimes
against the laws of Guatemala. while Mr..
Blaine only considered his case as that of a
political offender. Mr.. Miner calls atten-
ton to the unexpected act OF General Bar
rundia in opening fire upon the arresting
party. Barrundia'S death under such cir
cumstances was not necessary nor even
probable result of the advice of Mr.. Miner
that he be surrendered to the Guatemalan
authorities. In case MIR. Miner erred, he
had before him the instructions given by
Secretary Bayard in the case of Gomez. The
difference between the two cases was that
Gomez was merely political offender,
while Barrundia was, as Mr.. Miner states,
under indictment for common crimes. The
Harrison-Blaine doctrine that an American
war vessel should prevent the arrest of
persons under indictment who voluntarily
enter into the jurisdiction OF the country
whose laws they are charged with having
violated seems to rest rather upon the abil-
ity TO carry it out than upon the ordinary
uSageS of Il atlons.
The morning call., 1891-01-27
THE DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK.

The election of Mr.. Hill as Senator places
upon the Democrats grave responsibility.
1t is practical withdrawal from the Presi-
dential contest of the only man VINO has de-
veloped strength to organize a serious oppO-
sition to Mr.. Cleveland. So long as Mr. Hill
was in the field it was possible that neither
of the New York aspirants would receive
the nomination. There was at least a chance
for Western Democrat whose nomination
on a free-cOnage platform would not sug-
gest the inquiry as TO the relative authority
OF platform and candidate With Mr. Cleve-
land as the Democratic candidate a free
coinage plank would provide such inquiry.
Voters would naturally ask each other which
represented the policy of the party-the plat
form or the candidate. The recent vote in
the Senate on the Free-coinage Bill places
on the record 81 Democratic ayes and but 8
democratic nays. The Republicans were 10
ayes TO q nays. A good many Republicans
who voted against free coinage are good
friends of silver, but hold that the better
policy is to walt and see what the present
act will accomplish. Precisely how the
Democrats will eXtricate themselves from
the position in which their Senators have
placed them is not readily apparent. They
are distinctly pledged to free coinage by
their votes when in a minority, and are yet
marching in procession at the head of
which is the most obnoxious gold advocate
in the country.
The morning call., 1891-01-27
MAKING Two ENDS MEET.

There is homely old saying about making
two ends meet. The Two ends usually
referred to are income and expenses. If the
expenses are permanently larger than the
income trouble is pretty certain to result.
The Single-tax, Society advocates the aboli-
ton OF all tax on industry and on the prod
ucts of industry. In lieu of such taxes they
would tax land without its Improvements. We
do not know what the single-tax men would
do or propose to do, if the tax on land should
not produce sufficient revenue to support
the Government 1t is evident that there
must be a reasonable limit to any tax
on land. If a rate of taxation should be
levied greater than the rent now required of
tenants the tillers OF the soil would be in a
worse fix under single tax than under the
present system. Assuming that the rent is
now per cent of the assessed value Of
land the tenant would gain nothing il a gov
eminent tax should be levied to produce an
equal revenue. But suppose the revenue
thus derived from land should not enable
the Government to make the two ends meet .
Would not single tax require the Govern
ment to impose higher rate of taxation in
such case? There being no other source of
revenue than land the Government would
have no alternative but to levy tax on land
sufficient for all purposes.
The morning call., 1891-01-27
CONDITIONS OF FREE TRADE.

An advocate of free trade names, as the
necessary conditions of success under that
policy, free raw materials, cheap labor and
cheap money. Unless the United States is
willing to come down to these conditions,
our free-trade contemporary says, there is
no use in enactng laws to promote our ship
ping interests. Under the law that the
cheapest worker shall get the work to do,
other nations would do the bulk of the
ocean carrying as well as OF the manufsc-
turing. Goods can be carried round the
globe now at such inconsiderable cost that
the nations which can produce at the lowest
cost Will supply markets without much re-
gard to distance. The question for the
people OF the United States now to consider
Is If foreign markets are worth having at
the price. The protective system will en-
able us to hold our own markets without
reduction In the rates of wages, and we
may also export goods for the production of
which we have special facilities. But if we
expect OF desire to compete with Europe in
the manufacture OF goods the principal ele-
Inent Of cost of which is labor, we must
comply with the conditions enumerated
above,
The morning call., 1891-01-27

upon salaries. There are eight hunir
teachers who would rise in vigorous protest
against proposition to take even dollar
month from their present pay. The only
other eXpedient that has suggested itself is
to owe the teachers the amount of the deficit.
But the teachers have had some experience
in that method of spanning financial voids
and want no more. They do not see why
they should be made the victims of extIava-
gancies with which they had nothing TO do.
The teachers are right. As rule they are
not voters, and cannot be held even in
directly responsible for the shortcomings of
officials they did not help to elect. The pub
lie has paid into the treasury the money to
pay the teachers with, and it has been
wasted in one way or another. 1t cannot be
recovered, but the men who control the tinan-
cial department OF the government should
see thar the non-vo!ing portion of the city's
creditors are not selected as the ones to
suffer for the mistakes of the voting portion.