davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
Rewolucya W Chile.

Il Buenos Ayres nachodza
droga telegrafczna blizsze szczego-
iy o wybuch}ej W Chile rewolucyi.
Okrety wojenne powstanc65w
zaje}y pred 4 hub 5 dn1aml przy-
stan W Porto Coquimbo, wrzuciw-
sly do miasta kllka bomb, kt6re
byfy prawdopodobnie wymierzone
przec1w zo}nierzom broniqcym ko-
palh wegla.
Mocny oddzlaf wojska z Val
paraiso obsadzif La Serena. Roz-
kwalerowano go W szpitalu j pc
szko}ach; podobno jcdna GEESE tel
za}ogl wypartq zosta}a przez pow
stahcow z Porto Coquimbo.
Powstancy obsaczyli mnlejsze
miasto portowe Tongoy oraz MIA
sto Torbarallis Ma wzmocnienie
za}ogi W Tongoy wys}ano 5000
wojsk rzadowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
q TEXAS.

Bracia Hildebrandt jechali W
nocy ma "a grudnia 1890 L. srod
deszczu i doskonafego mrozu,
konno z Anderson do New Wa
verify, towarzyszac ksiedzu Ch.,
kt6ry r6wniez jechaf do Anderson,
wozem kierowanym przez Andrze-
ia Wieczorka. Ujechawszy spory
hawai- drogl, zsiedli panowie Hill
debrant z koni, zaprzegli JIG do
woza, ma ktoryra sisdz,eli ks. Oh.
i A. Wieczorek, i sami ma w6z
wsiedli. Wieczorek Jednakze ME-
potraff jechac %czworka; to wo-
Fem W drzewa zataczaf, to kape-
lusza zrzucat batem swoim pasa-
zerom - vice prosif go Jeden z
braci Hildebrandt, by sic poawo-
liz %wyreczyc, lecz p. Wieczorek
ma to ME chciaf przysta6; trwaf
PREY swoim uporze, nawet gdy
wypadf z woza mledzy konle i
mocno sig potfuk}. Ledwlo potem
%przyjechali do New Wavcrly, znie-
cicrpliwiony Wieczore6 czempre-
dzej nazad nawrocjf ku Anderso-
nowi, ME zwazajac ma perswazye
i przedstawlenia dobrze mu zycza-
cych ludzi, ktorzy go z kohmi u
siebie zatrzymac choieli. Btakaf
potem dfugo pc polach i borach i
gdy do domu %przyiechaf, byi OBJ
szarpany i podrapany, iakb " wro.
cit z wyprawy ma Tatarow. Ia
Mast teraz narzekac ma swoja u
rnrtosc i g}upote, zaezat sic skar-
Eye ma braci Hildebrant, 10 to
oni winni iego c~ierpieniom; przy-
pomniato mu sic nawet, ze 60
ktorys potracit, gdy go siuchac
me chciat, i z tego uroifo mu sic
w giowie, Il go pobito. Korzysta}
z tego many, wykloczony z pa
rafi i przez kazdego porzadnogo
cziowioka unikany warcbof i wy.
rznaf korespondencya do toledo
skici dameryki, szarpiac slave
godnsgo kapfana Oh. i bracl Hill
debrandtow. Rozpoczat sic tez W
tej sprawie, z namowy owego cy-
~gahskiego correspondents, process
pred skwaierem. lecz podli skar-
zyciele odeszli re sadu z dingiemi
nosaml, Il nawet ME dokazali lyle,
by sic ks. Oh. pofatygowac mu-
stat do sadu. - Oszczerca nagry-
zmolif %n1eryce, IL Amerykanie
~krzyczeli, by ks. Oh. powiesic,
trudno przeclez byio go odszukaG
tego najJaskrawnicj si9
~wykazuie, jaki to pod}y charakter
teeo korespcndenta Janaeryhi, DO
GAIA parafiu New Waverley
moze poswladczyc, Re ks. Chalcarz
byf przez cafy ten czas W swojej
plebanii, q Amerykanie i w Texas
wielce szanuja kaadego katolickle-
90 kaplana, wiecej z pewnoscia,
anizeli 6w bezbozny correspondent,
choc katolikiem sic mianuie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

Twojej, abys ME stat sic zdrajca
krwf swojej j narodu!
s. Me poniemczysz sic:
g Me wynarodowisz sic.
y Niedasz sohie narodowi swemu
ulxrasc dzieci swoich.
81 Me bedziesz dawaf fafszywogo
siowa, ze Twoim jezykiem iowa
rzyskiem jest niemiecki.
81 Me dag sic namowld 40 zapar-
cia sig swej narodowosci.
100 AM sic dali %gastraszy6 naeis-
klein ami grozbami-ani przeku-
pic pieniedzmi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

pisze: Ma nleszczescie, ME ulega
najmnlelszej watpliwosci, re wszyst-
ko to nadzwyczajnie uradowa}a
kancelarje nlemieckie. w Berllnie
juz rozmyslaja mad sposobem wy
eksploatowania tego w~razenia, ia.
kie ucleczka spraw,}a W Rosji.
Z~amierzaja proiektowac najrozmait.
SEE srodkl mledzy narodowe yrzeciw
rewolucyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

NJ. W st. Psul pareset DO
larow. "A jake sekiurYty wy
stawi1 note z wfasnym pod
pisem l czasem ma try mie.
SAGE.
Gdy JUL tie tlzY miesiace
mia1y sic skohczyt, to orga-
n,sta mief otrzymac swoie
pienladze z podziekowaniem.-
Ale tn upfyneiy tray mlesla-
ce, szesG j rok, a pan blskup
jak ME oddaje, tax ME odda-
]e pleniedzy. - Organista W
kiopocle, DO tn biznes potrze.
bu]e wk!adu, a pan biskup
]edzie ma spacer do Alaska
ogladaG pewnie | wachac, czy-
by i tam ME dafo sic co zro-
bic. No juz CT. lie sic ME
daio, DO spacer sic
skonczyf, pan blskup
powr6cif, ale z jaklm wor-
klein to jua ME wlemy. -
Pan organista posiyszawszY o
powrocle pana biskupa, Idle
z pokora do niego, k1ania sic
lego blaszane] infule l prosl o
swa n~ale5nosc.
Ale coz powlecie, moi lud-
kowle?-Oto pan blskup ME
cbce znac organlsty, ami sic z
MN widzle6. - Zle, pomys-
LAT sobie organista; - co tn
teraz roblc?: Stracle pareset do
larow to ME Idle, DO ]e prze-
ciez ciezko zapracowa1em.
| tax mysli i mysll: i mic
ME mole wymislic. Ale ma
koniec rozgrzeszyl sic organi-
sta, l pana biskupa zaskarzyf.
Il CO powiecie moi ludko'
wie?-Prawo jest zawsze pra-
wen i ola wszystkich, to tel
pan organista wygraf, a pan
blskup przegraf, l nietylko
pieniadze muslaf wrociG, ale i
koszta zapfaclc.
Jezell tenu ME wlerZycie,
to sic zapytajcle organisty
Matza W St. Paul, DO 60 tax
czasem ludzie nazywaja, De
czasem gra ma organach W
kosclele - a On wan to po-
VIE, &e biskup Minneapolskl
Grygla, DO 60 TAX nazywaJa,
De ksiezy karze i koscl6t po-
prawia - a do lego cenzor
zwlazkowy i pan GAIA geba
chclaf oszukac swego brata
zwiazkowego Matza. ktory
znowu jest pomiedzy mann
lubiany, DO gdzie mole to
ludziom dopomoze choc ME
zwiazkowym.
Ratujcie sic zwiazkowi, Re
taklego cenzora macle.
Kostumer Matzowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
tad W piatek, tax il ma przysz}a
niedziele parafa polsk a W La Sale
bedzie mia}a nowego prohoszcza,
pERHAM, MINI. =

pERHAM, MINI. - w tych
dnlach przybY} tn oh, Andrzej ia
nuszewski W goscine do swoich ro-
dzlc6w. Ma on zamiar kupiG salon
cd tutejszego browarza p. Schre-
dra.-Jest mas juz polski sedzia
pokoju e.. K.) l pomocnlK II adj
wokata Il. F., a jak przybedzie
j~eszcze salon, to bedzle tn Polska
Gala geba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

w G}og6w u o~dprawiali
90. Franclszkanle z Cory sw An.
ny misya. Lud uapfywai W wiel-
k1ej liczbie, kosci6} peien by
wa1 ma kazdem kazaniu, a miewa.
no try codzlennie, ca}y zapefnio-
ny, do konfesyonal6w cisne}o sic
mnostwo ludzi, a do Komunli sw.
przystapi}o przeszio $500 os6b. Skut-
XII d%ziafalnoscl 90. Franciszkan6w
okaza}y sic zaraz ma miejscu pod.
czas sadow }%awniczych. Pod wply-
wen owych kazan okazywafy stro-
ny taxa pochopnosc do zgody, ia
klej cd dawna ME pamletano. z
IL spraw zakohczy}o sic 10 ugoda,
a tylko W jednym przypadku wy
da} sad wyrok ma nizka kare pie
~niezna. Ot6z dowod, jak zbawien-
ny wpiyw wywleraja zakony, kto-
rych sic tax obawiaja W Prusach!
ZWlelkie D abrowk i.
Donosza ,,Katolikowl', co sic
tam W wigllle t. i. dnia 24-go
Grudnia wydarzyio. W1eczorem
oko}o godziny 10, ubra}o sic dwuch
mezczyzn W kobiece ueczy, bfa-
kajac sic W tych rzeczach pc wsi.
Zaszli do pewnego gospodarza i
"a drzwiami pukal,. zapytani, CODY
chcieli, odpowiedzleli: ,,Otw6rz."
Gospodarz ME chcial otworzyc, ale
iona jego otworzy}a drzwi. Pre-.
branl mezczyzni wtedy ja pooh.
wycili, zbili tax niemiIosiernie, &c
dotad ley chora, a nastepnle
uciekli. R-ecz ia sic wydarzyfa II
Tomasza Bark.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

PODCzAS gdy Indyanie W
Pine Ridge agenturze teraz zdaja
sic zachowywac spokojnle, ow4ad-
nah tanlec duch6w IndYan rezer-
wacyi Lake W Minnesota, i z St.
H'laire, W powiecle Polk, zosta1a
wys}ana do gubernatora Merriama
prosba o obrone. Adjutant Mullen,
kt6ry wskutek tego wysfany zosta1
do rezerwacyi, zadepeszowaf W po-
nledzia}ek do St. Paul, il DOME
sienna o tamtejszych stosunkach
by}y przesadzone, re Chippewasy
wprawdzie tahcza, lecz ami i'm sic
sni o rebelyi. Ably przeciez osadni-
cy mogli SIG rychlej uspokoiG,
prosit 0 przes}anie so karabin6w
wraz T. amunlcya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
G az t ,,Opdwski Tydzleh"

Gaze ia ,,Opawski Tydzleh"
z powodu l~iczenia ludnosci, jake
sic odbedzic W cafym cesarstwie
austryackim, pisze ponrzsze die
siec przykuzah:
q Jedynie przyznasz sic do mo-
Wy macierzystej!
p Me przyznasz SIG do niemczyz-
ny, jake do jezyka cbcego!
- Pamietaj, ably eaia twa rodzi-
M przyznaia sic tylko do jezyka
czeskisgo (u a polskiego).
Az Czcij ojcassTwego jezYk i matki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
TO I OWO

Mlo"ersy waryuja. w Parry
zu zwaryowaf Gustav Rotschild,
ktory W ciagu ostatnich k,lku lat
stracit 200 millon6w frankow ma
fafszywych spekulacyaeh. w Pc.
tersburgu ~oszalai milioncr Basjle-
wski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
GLEN lyon.

GLEN LYON. - Oh. Jan
Sllwinski i j. Krzywlckl odkuplli
sk}ad towar6w iokciowych i ubran
mesk1ch Schlagera, i W sp6lce pro-
wadzlc beda teraz duzy handel
piecow, wszelkiego zelazlwa, gro
c%ernia, towarow }okciowych, ubran
meskich, ubuwia t. p.
(G. p Nanticoke)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
Szlask.

R ac1borz. Plekarz Czacln-
ski, ktory wiasna swa praca i pill
noscla pozyska1 sobie og6lny sza
.cunek i zaufanle ca4ego mlasta,
umar1 pred kilku dnlami. Pogrzeb
mia} wspania}y. Krewni, znajomi i
przyjaciele liczne sic zjechali, ably
zmar1emu ostatnia oddac przysfuge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

KS. NJ. MozEJEWsKI jest
teraz proboszczem parafii sw. 10
zefata W Detroit. - Dawniejsza
Jego parafa, sw. Wojciecha "
Buffalo objaf ks. Lex, kt6ry jake
Szlazak PREDICT sic zcodzi re swo.
i'm ziomklem ks. Pttasem.
AGENT Wioruso, ~nauczyciel
p. Wawrzyniec Radomski, wclaz
~jeszcze bawi W Chicago pod
okiem zazdrosnych redaktorow
w larry y jczyzny
nowych zblera abonentow.
ZJEDNOCZENIE p. R. X.
mlalo dochodu W ciagu ubieg}ego
kwartalu w kasie posmiertnej SIS
l3s.O5, rozchodu IS. 100, pozosta-
lose 2 p~rzeszlego roku wynosi}a
$5.0O0.4O. Obecnie pozostaje wlec
W kasie SIS. O46.45. w kasie same
go Zjednoczenia by1o z koncem
kwarta}u $531.67. Wypadk6w
smierci IL c:qgu kwartalu byio "a
i to w pofowle czlonk6w W dru.
giej ich zon, Cz1onkow Zjednocze-
ME liczy 1916 razem.
CHICAGO. - w czwartek
zgromadzili sic W hall OBJ. nj. Ma
jewskiego PREY Milwaukee ave.
prezydencl i sekratarze oko}o 20
Towarzystw Narodowych, ably sic
naradzic mad krokaml, ably jezyk
polskl by} take wykfadany W szko-
ZACH publlcznych i zbierac podpi-
sy ola petycyi majaceJ bye pre-
sfanej pod tym wzgledem do Ra-
dy szk6fnej miasta Chicago. Choc
sprawl juz by{a po1uszona cztery
lata temu W legislature stanu
Illinois, to tn W miescie inicyaty-
we Czesi, a "a niemi iowa
rzYsJWa Polskle W pofudnlowej
dzlelnicy miasta, a obecnle roz-
poczaf sig take ruch W W p6}noc-
no.zachodnlei dzlelalcy. Prezyden-
CT i s%ekretarze, obecni potwier-
dzlli swemi podplsami "a 100
czfonkow r6znych Towarzystw, re
takowi sic do agitacyi przy}acza.
Nadto wYbrano komltet, ktoryby
agltowa} i pomiedzy innemi Pola-
i polskieml Towarzystwami.
GLEN LYON. - Oh. Jan
Sllwinski i J. Krzywlckl odkuplli
sk}ad towar6w iokciowych i ubran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
OrganiSta / BiSkup.

Byio to JUL ME pam'etam
kledy, Iak biskup Minneapol-
SKI g.. poayczyf cd organisty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

FARGO, W P6}nocnej Da-
kocie, wysunietem 0 $50 mil vie
cej ku P6}nocy, niz Minneapolis
odby4a sic 10 stycznla publiczna
zabawa W ogrodzie. Take tam
teraz }agodne %powietrze, jakby W
koncu lata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
Ameryka.

z MADISON, Wis. donosi
,,Kuryer Milwaukee, o skrupulat-
mem uprzatanlu wymiataniu
wszystkiego, co tylko republican.
skle. Przedewszystklem poleca gu
bernator P. Peck W swej przemowie
(oredzie) do cia1a prawodawczego
znlesienie prawa Bennetta, czyli
ustawy szk6lnej, ogranlczajacej
prawa szkof paratialnYch. Naste.
pnie poleca pan gubernator scigaG
sadownle kasyer6w stanowych W
prawdzle ME ola tego, re byli re-
publlkanscy, ale "a to mieli take
przekonanie, IL do Mich nalezy
procent cd pieniedzy stanowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

GENERALITY urzad poczto-
wy wyznaczy} nagrode W kwocie
S 1000 "a pochwyceme Is
zb6jcow, ki6rzy niedawno miedzy
Brownsville a Isabel, W Texas,
obrabowall pociag kolei z%elaznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

W SAN FRANCISCO, Kali,
umarf W minlony wtorek David
Kalakaua I, kr6l wysp Sandwich.
skich - hotelu Palm, gdzle sic
leczyl ma chorobe merck. Kalakaua.
urodzii sic 16 listopada 1886
Bogaci k~apltallscl z San Francisco
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
W DULUTH, Minn., rozpocz.
ME sic ma wiosne robota PREY
nowym gmachu rz9dowym.

ASHLAND, WIS. - Do tu-
tejszego urzedu ziemskiego donie-
slono, re j~eszcze Is sys1ecy ARROW
zieml wiecej otwarte zostana ola
osledlenia. So to do darowizny
grunt6w, poczynione W L. 1864
kolel Omaha; grunta te lea ME-
dry Ashland a Superior.
PASTOR NJ. de Ford z Hor-
tonville, kt6ry pred kilku miesia.
cami przyaresztowany zosta4 PREY
dworcu Union W Milwaukee,, W
chwlli, kiedy pr6bowaf wydac pa
plerowa Observation-Disclosures, sfaf.
szowana pod}ug dwudoIar6wki,
skazan. zosta} ma 5 lat domu kar-
nego i Ell 500 dolar6w kary.
FABRYKI zelaya Combr,a
pod Pittsburgem. TT TAX uun1-
kowafy swoim robu.u.ko4u, W licz-
bic 5000, il place zostana i'm
zmnlej szone o 10 centow ma dola-
RE
w MTT,W EE W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

NACZELNIK pollcyi chica.
goskiei Marsh s%zacuje llczbe tych,
kt6rzy obecnie tu}ajq sic 20 Chi
cage be- piracy, ma 5000. Napiy-
ne}o do miasta wlele narodu, spo.
dziewajac sic, re natychmiast dosta.
na robote prey wystawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
w MILWAUKEE.

dnlu 27 stycznia demokratyczna
~wiekszosc W Izbie prawodawczei
przyjefa bill, kasujacY Gale prawo
Benneta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

w KOPALNI Dunbar, W DO.
bllzn Scottdale, Pa, zabltych costa.
10 u~duszonych W dnju 81 s~tyczria
wskutck wybuchu podziemnych
gazow okofo 60 robotnlk6w. Pola.
k6w podobno miedzy mini ME
by1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

AGENT Wioruso, nauczyciel
p. Wawrzyniec Radomski, wclaz
j~eszcze bawi w Chicago pod
okiem zazdrosnych redaktorow
Wary y jczyzny
nowych zblera abonentow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-25
A B00RIsH EXECUTIVE

Surely Governor PENNoYER, Of Oregon,
is misquoted, when he is represented in the
press dispatches as saying in answer to the
query as to whether he wou go TO tie state
line to meet President HARRISON, that
''lIr. HARRISON represents IN his official
capacity the official power and dignity OF
the federal government I, as governor of
Oregon. represent the state of Oregon in
the same way. We are equal. L have no
business to pay homage to him. On the
contrary, when he visits Oregon he should
rather pay his respects to me as its official
executive"
Surely Governor PENNoYER as neglected
very essential part of his education
which teaches ''honor to whom
honor is due.'' That is, his educa-
ton has been neglected, if the above Ian
guage is his, which we cannot believe
Surely no man worthy to be elected gov
ernor OF great state could be so discount
eous as this. 1fr. HARRISON is President
HARRISON; and although titles with US do
not count for much, still, when people con-
Ter title on a man, by honoring it they
honor themselves. Courtesy is scant enough
amongst US at best, and where such boor
rishness as this attributed to Governor
PENNoYER makes its appearance it should
be promptly rebuked. There is no need to
refute the position the governor is repre-
sented as assuming; it is simply absurd
The man Of a house who receives notice
that distinguished friend is coming to
visit him might as well churlishly sit back
In his easy chair in his parlor and refuse IN
greet his friend at the threshold of his
house, but no one could help but think il
more host-hke, more noble, more in har
mony with the spirit of a generous hospi-
tally to meet him at the threshold and bid
him royal welcome. That would be true
II the parties were of equal rank. but
where the coming friend is, from whatever
cause. superior in station or standing
it then becomes the host to meet his visi-
tor. President HARRISON is the embodi-
ment of the sovereignty that exists in the
people of this nation within the limits pre-
scribed by the constitution, SO long as he is
President, and IN meeting him at the
Oregon state line and bidding him welcome.
Governor PENNoYER would be doing honor
not so much to the man as to the President.
not so much even to the President as to the
nation, the people and the principle of our
government which he represents in his po-
sition as the chief executive thereof The
south, in which the Presidents most in
veterate political opponents reside, have
done themselves honor in receiving Presi-
dent HARRISON so cordially. We hope the
west will vie with them in doing honor to
the nations chief.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-25
THAT BIG SYNDICATE.

We sincerely hope there is something
more than idle newspaper talk in that Chi
cago telegram announcing the formation of
wealthy syndicate for the purchase and
Improvement Of real estate in this city. We
nope there is something in it, because the
scneme, II 1t means anything, will mean
more than temporary boom in the pric IS
of realty.
what we want in Salt Lake now is not
speculation in land. We have had quite
enough OF that There was.so much of it e.
ieW months ago, SO much buying aud sell
ing without regard to values, that the real
estate business has been dull ever since.
NOW we want the improvements to follow
Inc purchases, and the syndicate mentioned
IN the dispatch yesterday morning would
seem to indicate that the improvements are
TO be made. THE HERALD has ALWAYS main
tanned that it helped the city not at all
to buy and sell its lots provided there
was no expenditure of money for improve
ments The man who builds a five hundred
dollar cottage does more good to the town
IMAM dozen men who buy and sell lot a
dozen tunes and each time at a thousand
per cent. advance. Fifteen months ago the
real estate sales sometimes reached half
million dollars day, and most of the sum
represented speculation pure and simple.
the purchasers confidently expecting to sell
at an advance. The speculative boom
having departed, let rs hope that we are to
have an investment boom which will in
Guide the actual expenditure of money for
permanent improvements. Let US hope
that employment win be given to the idle
men who have been attracted hither by the
stories which have gone abroad regarding
our socalled boom. Let US hope that the
stone and brick and lumber will
be fashioned into business blocks, Office
buildings and dwelling houses for the in
creased population which is expected and
which viii come provided there shall be
something for willing hands to do.
We also need some Of the push and
energy and enterprise which have within a
few years made Denver great city. The
opportunities are all here, and let US hope
they will be made the most of by enter
prlslng men with money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-25
GERMANY ALSO.
the Ripper

What kind Of an explanation will the
German authorities be able to make in the
case of NICHOLAS BADER, the man who
tried to enter this country as an immigrant.
but was denied admission! BADER was
without money and had no friends in
America; furthermore he had been con-
victed of murder in his own land and had
served a long sentence in an insane asy-
lum. Upon his release he was shipped to
the United States, the officials paying his
expenses. The exposure having been
made it will be interesting to learn what
the Germans will have to say about it. A
few years ago it was brought out that some
of the Swiss cantons were regularly send
ing paupers and criminals to this country,
because it was cheaper to pay their travel
ing expenses than to clothe and feed them
in the home poor houses and prisons 1t
has long been known that Italy
has pardoned criminals upon condition that
they would cross the ocean. But the BApER
case referred to in Friday mornings dis
patches is the first instance, we believe,
where the German authorities have been
detected in sending their Objectionable peo-
pie to America.
Fortunately the immigration law which
has just gone into effect, covers just such
cases as this. The port officials are en-
powered to refuse landing to criminals.
paupers and others who are likely to be-
come charge upon the public, and the
steamship companies fetching these objec-
tionable characters across the water are
required to return them at their own ex-
pense. 1t will next be in order to further
amend and improve the immigration laws
30 as TO impose heavy fine upon the ves-
sells bringing over anybody who is unable
to establish the fact that he has been
good citizen in his own country, and the
further fact that he is not likely to become
an offensive and Objectionable person in
the republic. In this way the steamship
companies can be made to act as agents for
the protection of the community against
the scoundrels and scum of European socj-
ETY. which have been dumped upon our
shores so generously during the past quar-
ter of a century; and in no other way can
the evil be reRedied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-25

1T is M hty mean spirit which prompts
the abuse of the southern states commu-
mites for maintaining homes and giving pen
slons to the wounded and disabled soldiers.
Those communities would be not merely
ungrateful, but almost brutal, if they did
not make such provision as their means
will permit for the support and comfort of
t1e brave men whose ability to earn a liv-
lug was materially lessened by reason Of
their heroic service. The cause for
which they fought should not be taken into
account, and we are glad it is not taken
Into account by the taxpayers whose money
pays the pensions and maintains the homes
for the disabled and poverty stricken ex-
Confederates. Only fanatic editors of the
north and demagogues find fault, and say
that the men who fought on
the wrong side are undeserving
OF sympathy in their sutferings. 1t is
to the credit of most if not all the southern
states that something has been done for the
poor soldiers who ere unable to care en-
tirely for themselves. Alabama pays for
pensions Sl250O annually: Arkansas has
provided commodious home which is sun
ported by state taxes: Georgia has home
and gives pensions ranging from 81 to s95
per month; Florida appropriates $4,000 a
year for pensions; Maryland has built a
magnificent home and supports it at an an
nual cost of $4,000; Louisiana does the
same; and so along through the entire list
the states providing for their crippled and
aecreplt heroes as literally as possible.