davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16

niebo a tn
muslmy ]eszcze osmnasc'e GO
DIN czekac ne place. Nar>e
kali ma pfatnikow, Re ich
okrada]a, da)ac i'm pofowe
tylko przeznaczonych Ola nlch
wiktuatow, a platuicy odpo-
wiadali ma to, b. jedz9 "a
nadto i ma poc2atku miesI$ca
spozywaja GAIA zywnosc; tax
&c pred ]ego koh1em NE
maja co Jesc. Jcdnak2e pc
rokowanlach z przedstawlcle-
]aml wiadzy, robotnlcy Wr6cl-
Ii do piracy skutklem danego
im slowa, he kr6l zawiadomic-
ny bedzle 0 1ch zadaniach. "
samei rzeczy W diva dni potem
przybyi krol sam do buduia
Gel sic swiatyni l wypytawszy
sic szczeg6towo 0 wszystkiem,
kazaf rozdawaG pracu]acym
uowa zywAosc. Przez jakis
czas spokoj panowai, ale me-
diugo zywnos6 sic wyczerpa-
ia powtornle miedzy mula-
rzami, ktorzy zaprzestali robot
W kllxa dni p6znlej. Robotri-
cy starali sic opusclc swiatYnie,
ale dozorca zapobiegf byf q
CORY takie) eaten bezczYr-
nosci przez dzleh caly; wresz-
Gle udall sic do pa}acu wiel-
korzadzcy i tam pc d}uglch
prze1stawjeniach zadaniom lch
uc1ynlono Zadosc.
LAPiSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
Y Mamburga.

Ksisdz WtadysIaw Lipski z
Warszawv przybyl % I'm. ra-
no do Hamburga, mia1 tan.
msze sw. w kosciele sw. Mi
cha]a l poiechaI zaraz tego
dn1a do Nowego Yorku W
AmerYce ma okrecle DANA"
razem z w1elu wYchodzcami
Polakaml, ktorzy SIC bardzo
cieszy)i, 1e ksiadz z mimi lie
die. Okret DANA" jest nowy
/ JaKnajwyborniel ola wychodz-
cow urzadzony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
e IAasZub.
is lnarca.

(Dwie plagi ludu kaszub-
sk;ego), Pierwsza playa pl-
iahstwo. Mlanowicie. ze ia
wesofach, chrzciuach pc
grzebach wszystko sic vodka
rozpoczyna "szYstko sic
vodka konczy.
To wszystko szczera praw-
da. Me tylko ma tych zebra.
mach, ale i w dni medicine
i swieta po kosciele Iudek
nasz ME madry ciagme do 2yd-
kow Golostromow J tam JrZy
Kwaterkacb rozum svoj prze-
pfukuje, zeby sic ME zaku
rzyf.
A jest jeszcze iedna strasz-
Ma playa egipska, kt6ra lud
kaszubski kazI ubo2y. Jest
to choroba cagfego swadzenia
sic | pcocesowanla a "a cho-
roba Drzy wodce sic rozwi]a.
Jedni sic skarza i ida do So
du, Il drud1y ma swiadki sic
podajq | tel blegna do sadu.
Czasumi wyglada, jak gdy gdy-
by Gala wies Ma sadly sic ru-
szyia.
Serce sic kraje naprawde,
gdy sic 0 TEN pomysIl, co to
SIC tn u mas niedobrogo die
j.. M6wia tn, gdzle dwoch,
aIbo lrz-ch Niemc6w, to juz
Towarzyst"a zak1ada]a. O
Kaszbach MONA powfedzlec:
Gdzie dw0ch albo trzech Pola-
kow-tam z pewaoscla pro.
ces! Potem furami zwoza
swiadnow jada do sqdu, a
piia a madruja, zakllnaja sic,
ktora strona wygra.
Wyjdz ma szose, co do kartuz
wledzle, tam %=obaczysz, jake fury
iada ob}adowane swiadSami. Ia
pytaJ lch, dokad ]ad2. a pew
noscla odpowledza CT, re ma sad
do Kartuz albo Gdanska. Pieszo
ME ida, tylko musza mice fur
manke, 10 ga to sw1adek bedzie
zaplacony. Maja wiec przytem "a.
robek, a co zarobia, to przepiia.
Boze kochany! iaka Z tego o.
braza Imlenia Twojego Jak tel
ciezko karzesz "a te grzechy bledne
Kaszuby! Niejeden process trivia LAT
kilha i wtedy sic dopiero konczy
gdy sic obie strony naprawde zje-
dza.
Ciezkie kary zapadaja tez W
tych tn strolach pc s2dacn. W
Gdahsku odbywa1y sic teraz s2uy
ma poczatku marca. Dnia 5 bm
skazano jednego ma y lat ouch
thauzu "a to, re ~postrzclif leSni
czego W leslie. Dnia 6 pm- wlaSci-
ciela Teoflla Cylke 2 Iuromin'
skazano ma 5 lat cuchthauzu. Pro.
ces trwat blisko 3 lata, q 5wiad
k6w przcz tc 3 lata mcclellan
zwozono ma sadly. Koszta ~powstaly
ogromne to ws2ystko ma opIaci'
ten nicwinny kawalck polskici zie.
mi. Gdy przys1Io Kaszubom PREY
sicgoG ma s2dzic gdalskIm, t,
smicoh powstai ma sail.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16

Fl istorya o wlelkim wojown'-
ku polskim Gabryefu Ho1ubku.
Opowiadanie z dziejow polskich
Cos eknego W oamiu pc.
wiastkach. Tresc: l.. Papuga,
2. Palma kwietniowa, powiastka,
3. Smutne skutki niemadrege
fgla, 4, N ieuczynnosc, powiebe,
s. PrZeczuoie, powiastka, 6.
Ludwik i Helena, powiesc, 7:
ziot6wka, powiesc, 9. Try PREY
jaeiniki, powiastka........30
q b dnia uk a, odpo.
wiadanie z zycia amerykahsklcgo
Starogrodzk Kapela
czyli poczclwych Opatrznosc ME
opusci przez KS. NJ. ~OsamhsHiege
K oszyk K W w. Powiesd
przez rs. Schmidt. .......30
Opow ! a d a n i a, A n Q g d o "
81 II. (Tf6maczone z an
gielskiego).
Zawiera:
/: Uczta kanibalska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
5. Najmniejsze dziecko wswiecie
4. Podarunek n}odego ucznia.
5. Fatalne imie Waltera.
6. Cudowne wynalazki Edisona.
3
0 biedn m K j
o lichu, kt6re u niego siedzia}o
20
Pojata c6rka Lezdejki, albo
Litwini W XIV wieku, romans
h~istoryczny przoz Bernatowicza,
mocnej oprawie i z ~pozfacanym
10
Zamek Ouch 0 W, postepy
fatszerzv pieniedzy i ,Niczwyk'y
Sen. czyli ncrwowa DANA paryz-
ka. Opcwiadania lckarza francuz.
kIcgO...........s..... ...........o
JasnaG st h o w
k a, gawcda przoz Krola hucza
.................. ................lO
Historya 0 szlachetnej apiqk-
ncj Magelonie, GORGE kroIa z Neas
polu o Piotrzo r. y C O.
rzu, hrabim, rome przygodN
ntki, pociechy, sz~czqsoia' ME-
s~zczescia PREY odmlanach omyi'
negc Swiata reprozentujaou::3 ~
p Z In @ nni ctwo l.
k CIV &ywotach naszych Una
komitszych pisarzy loh WEE
runkami - przcz J6zefa Chocl'
Sc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16

admlnlstr. Nikelman we W}oscie-
Jewkach, Laschke W K slazku, Blu
ran W Zaborowle, soltN 81: Roz"
mierek ma Oledrach Sroczewskich
! Kazmierczak w Zaborowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16

Biskupem W Praemyslu W
Ga]1cvI zostanie X. Pefesz obecny
biskup w Stanisfawowle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
W Go1ectnie pod Poznanlem

W Gofectnie pod Poznaniem
W oborze dominlalnei nastapi{ W
nocy wybuch lampy petrole jowej,
z tego wywl2za4 sic sw2d dym'
Cd ktorego udusl}o aie II wo}6w
i l krowa. Dw6ch parobkdw spa}o
W tel oborze, ME obudzlli sic cd
dymu i zostall PREY zyclu, ale
ciezko zachorowall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
Eiegancki podarunek M Swieta.

6 cali illgim, 8 Gale szerokim, 2 Gale grubym,.
Wnetrze jest ozdobione w spos6b artystyczny i
w!spanialy, pieknym niebieskim jedwabiem i "a
wiera prawdzlwq fajke zpiany m@orskiej.
Gzara fajki lest zrobiona z odlamkow najlepszej
Piawdzlwo} ?1any morskiej. Jest to fajka wspa-
'cybnch i munsztuk w~ylozony srebrem, ktore
mona rozebraG Ola wyczyszczenia fajki i W
skiadach tytoniu ME sprzedajc sic nigdy poni-
zeJ dwocl dolar6w. Zawiera takzn cygarnice z
czySteJ piany morskiej z munsztukiem 2 czyste-
go bursztynu, kt0ra jest w&rta SO c.; zawiera
mocnq puszke do zapalek z niemicckicgo srebra.
Pudeiko 2%ewfqtrz jest pokryte prawdziwa kar-
mazynow2 jedWabn4 aksamitnq felpq. PGdelku
powszechniG naszc todwary 'przez 80 dni tylko
1bedziemy wan wyselali naszego k~r5lewskiego
karmazynowcgo jcdwabnego aksamitnego felpo-
wcgo towarzyszh ola palaCzy "a 95 c, tylko
Przesylke ,oplacamy ~naprz6d, reczymy "a zado..
wolenic Tub zwracamy pieni4dze. Te oferte 70
bimy tylko .ym, kt6rzy chcq rozp6wszec6niaE
naszo towary; cd innych z2damy $500. Adres:c
WIN. Williams, 1875 Halsted Str, Chic ago. III.
Wytnijcio to, gdy bsdziecie zama wiali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
Okolicami tax lud kaszubsk1

Okolicami tax lud kaszubsk1
jest zepsuty przez te procesy i przez
pliahstwo, re z takich okolic jak
Boruszyno, Zoromln Donachowo,
otezy &c, Kamienlca, Nowawles, O.
str6w l t, d. MONA sobie wybrac
r6znego rodzaJu swiadkow i kazdy
bedzie przysiega}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
Guiezno. Z czterech nowowy-

Gniezno. z czterech nowowY-
s%wieconYch k~ap}anow X. Onufry
Jawors j., by}y nauczyciel
gimnazyalny gimnazyum tutejsze-
go a p6znie] Neus, odprawi}
swa pierwsza Msza sw. W tu1eJszej
farze. Powo}anym on zcstaf ma
w~ykaryat do Krotoszyna; X. LII
cyan Bambenek do tutej szej fairy
ma w~ikarego, X. Michaf Rolskl
do Gasawy a X. Stan. Mueller do
Rzegocina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
" WuhIe Zaiozono dnia Is

" Wuhle zaiozono dnia IS
sly czna rh. ko!o Splewak6w pol
Skicl pod nazwa ,,Harmouia" ku
plelegnowaniu splewu polsklego.
- Posicdzema zwykle ko}a Cd
bywaja sic a W mieslac i to re-
gularnle w kazda sobote pc
uierwszym m'eslacu; c~wiczenie
Spiewu zlma co Srode i sobote
letnia pora zas tylko W sobote 0
godzinle 8 w]ieczorem W lokalu po-
siedzen p. J6zefa Bin1akowskiego.
W zarz2dzie zasIadaj2; DIR. Zoch
prezes. Dimmich dyrygent, Ro-
man Borowski skarbnik, Lukom-
ski ]seKretarz, Dewalel / Rzendkow-
SKI radnl. - Dotychczas liczy 10
10 80 czlonkow, spodziewamy sic
przeciez, re wieksza ilczba cz}on~
kow 2 tutejszego obywatelstwa
polskiego okolley do KoEaspzysta-
PIC racza. W itofd e Il k ~ S K i,
sekretarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16

Ma Sslqshu austryackim via
ra dzlelnie sic spisa}a, DO wybra
Ia pos}a zacnego Polaka, ksiedza
Swlezego, choc przeclwnik, Me
mice ObratschaJ navel "a pienia~
cze glossy soble kupowaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
ksiazki do nabozch-
StWS

Dziecle do Boya........ .........2O
Dzlcciq do Boya re zfo,emi brze
Kwiat aiowinnosci ola dzieci polls.
klch W Amerycc.
,kslazcc2kn" do nabozehstwa ola
m'odzic&y, zfocone brzegi, zloco.
ny tytulik, poIsk6rek Z lytuli-
KEN IJ6zefa Chociszew ,Nisgo7
Ia sama ksa&eczka oprawna "
skorke 2 obrazkiem.-.......95
Ia sama ,,Ksia&cczka do nabo&eh
silva ola mfodziozy,, z okuciem
Observation-Disclosures. -.-...1 .25
Ia sauna oprawna W kosG s}oniowa,
albo W aksamit. rs
D Il dorosfyo h.
ANIoh sTRoz oprawny W sk6rke
zfocone brzegl 100
Anio} Str6z, oprawny w
sk6rke, %z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
zameczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
ANlOf SIROI Oprawny w KCsc
stonlowa lub W aksamlt. 800
1HOTY OETARZYK, moor o.
prawny re zloconym tytulikien
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno sO.4O
z%focone brzegi, skorka O.SO
zokuc,em zameczkiem LOO
OhTARZYK POLSKI
ze zioconemi brzegami LAO
&c sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. W skorke 1.5O
z%focone brzegi LIS
20 sprzaczka 800
0 gr6dek Duchowny, o.
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brze-
81, 2 obrazkami IA ok}adce,- z}o.
conym tytulikiem...... 81 so
Ia sama ksiazka z zameczkiem
j okuciem. 200
" lanek Maryi, opr. "
sk6rke. l.25
W k Nary, ~z1ocony
tulik j z}ocone brzegi lie
W ianek Nary, z}ooone
hrzegi, z zameczkiem i okuciem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16

w Kcyni poz?dany jest wete-
rynarz. = Hotel p. Prusinowsklej
prey Rynku kupi} p.' Maiecki z
Wapnr "a IS 800 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16

Coy 2gryzoty
| klopoty
Lud2iom fax, ~us1;e
To W Bay C1cje
LNakUnulcit
Chlopy s2kIaukl ip><a,
Cz1ek cnoG stHr2
Ma swe barry
Bierze key pek@ly
] przez Lofty
Miedzy ploty
Pedzi aim do ch"N
Hej biesiada.
Dana. dada.
Predko key wyp'ty,
A tn hura!
Gala fura
Jedzie z West Bay City!
Klo mud czu]e,
Mech 60 TRUE
Onem plwem W krtani,
WysmieE,tv
West Bay City
b. Tel RrewE lg Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.

Dun & Co., IN their report for the
week ending November Z, 1891, state
that the striking event Of the week was
the failure Of widely known Boston
bank. This failure, however, caused
more adouishmcnt than disturbance.
Withdrawals ofmoncy from New York
10 iortify Boston have caused higher
rates. per cent, against per cent.
week ago.
Though the Bank Of England Ia
largely losing gold, y ct II does not
change III rates. Supplies Of money
are coming steadily from Europe. The
official Treasury report shows mn nd.
dilion Of sa3, 900, 900 10 the nctual cir.
culation Of all kinds In October.
The report says that II is a reassurlpg
fact 10 Eastern capitalists and invest.
ors that Western elections have resulted
In the complete dofea, Of those who nd.
vocaicd wild financial schemes, 10
their power Ia the next session OF
Congress Ia likely TO be much dimin-
ished.
Though the failure Of the Maverick
bank caused some uuoasine,. In Bos-
ton, business IL steady and healthy.
The wool business Ia fair with sales Of
100000 pounds. At Hartford, wool
Is In moderate demand, and at Phila-
dclphia better than II has been for
n onth-. AZ Chicago the receipts IN
hides aud wool huve been a8 per cont.
larger than thnse Of last year.
Speculation has lifted wheat !,
cents, though the western receipts
continue enormous. Exports for the
week are about equal to those Of recent
weeks. Corn has declined half cent.
In the main labor IL well employed,
with few controversies about wages.
The treasury continues 10 add new
notco 10 tho circulation In exchange
for silver purchased.
business failures Tor the week mon.
toned number In the United Siaics
223, and Ia Canada o.. For the cor.
responding week last year the figures
were ls2 in the United States and a3
In Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12
A NEEDED MOVEMENT.

The movement for the revision Of
the Salt Lake CITY charter Is to he
commented. There have been 10 many
additions 10 the original instrument
that II 10 difficult for lawyers, let alone
lnymen, TO determine what provisions
havebeon superseded and what remain
IN force. A new charter should be pre-
pared, embodying all the essential pro-
visions existing, clearly defining the
powers aad duties Of all the city ON.
cials, and enlargiuR municipal author.
iiy to meet growing public require
ments. And then the old charter with
It's numerous amendments should be
repealed.
This work, II may be argued, prop
erly belongs to the Legislature, and
ought to be loft for that body when II
assemblies. But there IL too much lcit
10 the members TO originate and for
mulate after the Assembly is organ
ired. A bill like that which is
needed In the present case, requires
long deilberatlon and great care In IT,
preparation. IL ought not 10 be en-
dangored by the haste which usually
attends the deliberations Of our Terri.
torlal Legislature. Every point should
be- scanned, aud the bearings Of each
part Of the charter to the other should
be well weighed, 80 that there may be- no
contradictions and no doubtful defini-
tions. liza competent committee pre-
parrp such bill, and tho Legislature
then gives II n thorough examination
ia both Houses before passing H. we
may reasonably hope for such n mea-
surea, will meet the demands Of the
times and the probable requirements
Of couple Of decades at least
The committees appointed on thc
part Of the Chamber OF Commerce aud
Of tho City Council should lose no
time In organizing for the work and
dividing II up 40 that II may be thor
oughly done In detail.
II would bc good thing n other
measures necessary 10 be- passed were
prepared before the meeting Of the
Legislature aud submitted 10 tue ex'
animation OF competent persons. The
crudonesa exhibited In some Of the laws
passed 10 evidence OF the haste with
which they were formulated and rail-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12

Dc- nopugiis can be made At tho BANK %
Hith any o. ~ aeonis, Hud when tho ainoant
fqhelts !lup the depotli0r will vet poT ceni
interest hefeon, compounded umta Y0Ar.
General Banking Business.
uuuUfom. -. Armstrons,P. W, Ma1sen
hns, W, tilrIperk, hOhygf h0heris, Dr. Jos,
=, lhciards. ihol. W. ienninfs. o. "A. HArdy
Al. l. SsmniihHs. Samuel MeiupTa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12
AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM


went to Baltimore today, TO witness
tho Australian system Of voting, and
TO take general items on election day.
l obtained permission as q newspaper
correspondent TO enter the room and
watch the proceedings, and stood by a
well-informed police oiiicer while sew
eral citizens wont through the tors
deal" and no obtained pretty
thorough understanding OF the system
and its practical workings.
The ilrst thing that attracted my
notice was the fact that ] had never
gained hut the crudest Idea OF Its oper-
ations from the lengthy descriptions OF
II given In the newspapers before the
election,
Well, this IA how II Il done. The
line forms outside the building, and
passes between two policemen ut the
door. Running across the room IL a
wooden bar In which a section Hits up,
Just outside the door, 10 lot the voters
through Into the polling place, one at
n time. Tho iirst voter In the line IL
asked his name by one VI tho ballot
clerks who stands at this opening, an d
who as soon ~ tho name Ia given him,
calls II out la n loud voice. On the
right OF tho voters are the Judges
- two Democrats and one Re
publican. The Republican Judge sits
between the other Judgea, ~ that he
can keep one eye on tho poll book and
with the other watch the manlpnla.
ton OF the ballot box. Ono Democratic
Judge has charge OF the book, anu
when the ballot clerks call out
tho name Of the voter, this Judge looks
for II on the book, aud having found II
says "Right.n The election clerks
having each found u on their Tesprc-
| tive books, alrO say "Right.D The
bar IN then raised aud the voter enters.
| Immediately on entering, tho other
ballot olerk-there being TWO Of these
as well ~ two election clerSs-hands
the voter a ticket, folded and marked
ON the outside with tho clerk's ln-
itials. No ballot will 10 counted that
does not bear this Insignia OF genu-
inenesa. The voter then enters one
out VI the five compartments called
booths. These nre like desk shelf IN
pOs,0illce on which the applicant for
a 20. order ILLS out his hlnuk, only IL
Il divided Oh by upTighs boarding into
spaces sufficiently large Tor ono person
70 stand alone. Here the voter Il rouuir.
| 90 90 PAT cross opposite each name
| Tor which h" desires Ia vote, unless he
votes an tmiire ticket, IN which case he
| puts the mars In space al thn ton OF
thhl uc'ul' pad T. supplied with
| wnlch 10 MAKE inat mark. should
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12

we're honest. Primarily they tried 70
achieve for the farming classus In
dependence OF speculative aud manu-
fac.1ring Interests. As one Of their
platforms puts Il, they aimed also Al
the "education OF the agricultural
classes In tho science Of economical
government In n strictly non-partisan
spirit" They worked for the develop
ment OF IA better state mentally
morally, socially aud q financially" for
farmers. They went even further aud
declared for "entire harmony and
good will among mankind and brother
ly love among ourselves"
a party based on such planka rs
these deserved better success, bat un.
fortunately u did not adhere 10 IT.
original designs. II demanded the
abolition Of National banks, the
establishment Of state sub-treesuric-,
AMI government control Of railroads,
telegraphs, and all methods Of public
Communication and transportation.
Among it, prime iples, however, were
wo vital Issues. These were the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver aud
the abolition Of protection legislation
for any industry nj the expcnse OF
another. For these there was no special
necessity, In the Alliance platform,
because both are live issues between
the old political parties.
The sub.tfeasury scheme was ror'
haps one Of the most visionary and i'm
practicable that any political otganiza'
tlon has promulgated. IL contemplated
tho lcnding Of money 10y the state
direct to tho people at low rate OF
Interest, on non.pcri-hable farm pro-
ducts 10 be stored In government ware
houses. This alone by reason Of its
irrationality and ulira.sociallsm would
destroy any party In the eyes Of senai-
bic men.
The riso and fall Of the Farmcrs'
Alliance, however, affords very in-
s,ructlve study to political scholars.
Though It Ia not likely TO figure rs n
fao.or In politics any longer, yet capl.
tallsts, industrisllsts and rtatesmcn
should remember that TO n certain ex.
tent there were grounds for many Of
the farmers grievances, and that
many Of them were also produced by
unwise legislation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12
TIE FARMERs' ALLIANCE ~
POIifICs.

OK Tuesday, Nov. 3rd last, elections
were held In twelve different States
ofthls Union. In Ave Of those States
governors were chosen. New York,
Massachusetts, Iowa and Maryland
elected Democratic chief magistrates,
while Ohio elected Republican. In
Maryland tho result was foregone
conclusion. In Massachusetts,, though
u Democratic governor WINS elected, yet
the remainder Of the ticket was de-
feated. In Ohio the victory for Repaid
llcAns IL a significant one. In Iowa
tho victory ia still more no for the
Democrats.
That State comes within the realm
Of doubtful for 1892. Boles, the 70.
elected governor, Ia native OF New
York, who settled In Iowa In 1871. lie
Ia now % years OF age, and very
popular and well.known public man In
the West.
In New York the only remarkable
feature OF the election was the fact that
tho successful man developed most
strength where It whs not OK.
pected, and fell OF where
least expected. In Kansas Democrats
aud Republicans formed sort oil
coalition In order to defeat Alliance
men. Something OF the same kind
took place In Nebraska. In Illinoi.
the Republicans seemed To have tn,
best Of the fight,
Taking general view Of tho sltua
tlon, .he flrnt thing that strikes the Oh
server Is the absence OF influence on
the part OF the Farmers Alliance Ia
those elections. Only one year age
this party controlled the poli,ica
destinles OF several Of the most Import
ant States. II retired to private M,
at least two United States Senators
Hampton and ingalls,. It was IN,
means Of electlng indirectly two Of
more Senators. II sent eight or min,
representatives to the Congress which
meets next month In Washington
and Indirectly It helped to send from
ffteen TO twenty others partially com
miited to Tia principles, Its member
ship, taking cognate organizations,
embraced, 1t is estimated, 5000, 900. II
one short year, this once promising
party has 30 fallen away that at tn
las; election ite effects were scarcely
percepti0le.
1t can not be denied that the inten
lions Of the promoters OF this part.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12
A SIGNIFICANT GATHERING.

THAT was significant meeting OF
workingmen, held last evening, In tho
Federal Court room. II was n sklrm.
ish gathering OF tbs approaching cam.
paIgn for the municipal election next
February. II was strong indication
that the conviction that the "Libcra"
party has been placed In the balance
OF public opinion and found wanting
cannot DO -radlcated. This sentiment
exists among all classes OF the com.
mupily, and Is too deep.rooted TO be
torn out by future false pretenses.
Confidence In promises made by the
party whose candidates have run the
city government since February, 1880,
has practically no existence. On this
point the speakers at last nights
meeting were unqualifledly EN-.
phatlc. Their statements can.
not ho successfully rcfuted. Their
assertions are amply sust aimed by
tho record made by the "Liberal" nd.
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