davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
9ettti6e Garnter attf Der sSAinOiier
MISUNDERSTANDING
Ln@onne" III @epria.)

WGhreno beutI9e Qanotpirt6e Bel friibez
rem StaatS> observation-disclosures ais Nuss
teller 5u ben SeItsnbeiten geb0rten, treten
ie bon Sabr 81 Sabr INNER ltGrfer in ben
V~oroergrunD.
Sang beionbers lit bas in ben Nbtbeis
Iun9en fir feline 8feroez uno 0iebra1leE
auf Der oteSmal in Yeorta %absebaltene1
Staatsaderbau : Nusiteaun9 ber Sal.
@dbreno Die Gennpferoz 3u6t nod INNER
auSl6lieBlt6 bon @ngltlhzQ n1ertfanern
beberridt wirb, ftnoen mir unter ben 53ii6z
tern BON 3ugpierOen Die beutiden Sarmer
Dben an.
@iner oorl3 beionoeren @unft i6einen
ft6 Die i%oqenannten neutiGen &utifenz
pferbe gu erfreuen, Die &raft uno Nusoauer
nit Shneutsfeit uno Tormenlhonbeit per-
btnoen. 6ier 5etgt ft6 aud mieoer Der
prattllde tDtrtbl6attli6e SiHn oes braben
0euti6cn 0anOman1eS, oeiien 8eiipiel Der
amerttanil6e Sarmer lebr lGueu nahabmt.
IS miro ntbt mebr Diele Sabre oauern, bis
0aS oloenburgtide ober bannoperti@e Yferb
fir aIgenneinen @ebrau6 aQgenein bier
etu9efIbrt iein tpirb. @rit eini9e Sabre lift
IS ber, ais eth naderer Sitfrieie aus Der
@egeno 8eprta's oaS erite 0euti6e &utz
i6enpfero bier einfIbrte unb iebt bilben ite
bereits Die Wlebrbeit unter ben 3uepferoen
Der Staatsaferbal Substituting, tpGbrenb
Die l6tperen fran36iti6en uno gIpoeitalez
Bfer0esG ploiie tminer mebr perldpinben.
Inter ben Ginpptebraiien erobern Die
6oLl1einer bas Selb. 9ieie Gbiere baben
iber Die niebliden SeriepS ben 8or5ug,
oaB ie auBer ibrem Mil6rei9tbum aud
gebOrig ms SIeii9 seben.
Sn Der au 10 rtb6at
fteben Die 9euti6en lett Sabren oben an;
uno tpGren ite nidt alI3ubel6eioen, 10 Mir
ben ie balb in allen Abtbetlunsen bet Qlusz
fteQung 6as 6el0 beberrihen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05

Oils Observation-Disclosures SelbitmDroer
AM @rabe elmer lelner Wtattre11en pat
nun in 8rii1ieI Der 0iann geenoet,
1pel0er nod Dor fiinT Sabren, als franz
3Diiider &rte95mittiter Hno ais tSauptz
idbelraBler gegen 0eutl6lano, Der Nb9ott
Der WteDrbeit Der 6rau5olen mar.
Seitber ging es ld)neu ber9ab nit lDnt.
Qlus Dem 2lbgott Der Station tDurDe er per
@0Be Des nab Jta6e an 0euti6lano bruls
leuOen 80bels bon QSdrtS. &ur5e 3ett
idicn ct III 0ieier Stole Die Gepubltt lelb1t
81 gefGbroet, Die er inter benz beu@ler1ld9e1
9tufe na6 Serbeiieru1g ibrer Serfalfurt9 gu
urtergraben iu1te. Mber als it6 Die Jte7
8ierung Der Nepublif Dor Drittebalb Sabren
Elm 9er5 faBte uno ben 8erl6iD0rer beIn1
0ideL nebmen tpplIte, brannte ct elen0tgz
LID bur6. Gon pa al perDIaSte Der Jtelt
lei1eS QniebenS in bet 6eimatb Doleaos
iGnel, nm 10 tnebr, ais nun auerbano
GitDIu ungen aud liber letne perlDnltdDe
ItuebrIi6feit, feline 8eruntrsuung BON @el>
bern i'm &riegsmini!teriuln, ieine 9eDtlenz
IND ld)alnloIe NuSbeutung hummer retder,
ibm in'S @arn gebenber 8eiber erfolgten.
3ulebt beitano lei1 Nn0ang lelblt unter
Dem B0fel in BariS nut nod aus ben
allerDlmmlten StrDl6en uno NblDntb7
i0feln - Den Gerlen, tpel6e nod tlr3lth
ibrcn Samples uuo 6eloenmutb gegen
9eutihlano Daour6 betbGtigter, baB tie
nor 0eut Spern5auS in YariS Den bunDSz
Qcn1eincn Sfanoal ge9en 9ttdurO Wagner's
2oben9rtn auffllbrten. Der r0et1t" oeS
abneien0en 8oulan8er l6Debte ilber jelter
N0belrotte. l1no ais biele Don Der Sartler
YoliSei gu Yaaren getrteben mar, laate
cine Der %beiieren Bartier 3ettungen: v8ouz
Larger lit aud nit letnem lebtel Mnl6la9e
abgeftunfen. 9arGus ergtebt 1t6, oaB er
toOt it,"
9aS tpar AM 10. September. Sene
Barrier 3eituug meinte oamtt ben ntoraltz
i6en SOD bes Mtannes. uno nun lit i6on
am 30. September aud ietn pbpiti6er SOB
inter ben tlGgli6iten umitGnoen erfoIgt.
Ser Wann, in tpel6em Die Sransoien
mod Dor flint eSabren tbren 9tG6er at
9eutidlano unb ben @teberberiteler tbrer
gloire ntht nur mttterten, lonoern int
8prauS anbetetcrt, bat it6 in Der Ger3Deifz
lung iiber ietlen aGl15ltden moraltl6en.
politti6en uro ftnan3teuen 8anterott. tpie
Der per5meifeIte 0liiGsipieler bon Wtonaco,
inc &ugeL our@ ben &opf gelagt.
Qu6 piele Qmertfaner bGttel1 tbn 5ur
3eit leiner bermeintti6en @rDBe %angeItaunt
unO It1 babel nadtrd9lt6 barber 9efreut,
DAB Der 10 beriibmt @etpproene int Sabre
1881 elmer Der Bertreter Tranfreths bel Der
bunbertiQbrigen Subelfeier Der l1ebergabe
bon Oorttown 9eipeien mar. 0oG III ben
Iebten Sa6ren DurOe er bier gu 2an6e b06z
items nod i'm Wa6sftgurencabinet %beaugenz
i6einigt, uno audi babel iptelte ct nit lets
ner unaniebnIiben @eitalt uno leinem
nibt5lagenOen @eit6t eitre flGgli6e Ti9ur.
8oulanger iinft in eir i6mablides
@rab. 9o6 leioer tptrb Der Ghauptntss
mus ni9t nit ibn1 begraben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
sssss oeest @enero4=samSamte

9er Sa1resberi1t bes GonmifiGrs bes
@erleral5 2anbalnteS iiber Die Sbdttgteit 0eS
ibn untergeiteQten Gerpaltun9S 5tueiges bis
gum 30. Sum- D. S. entbalt Dcralei6enoe
MnGQ6en itber Die 2a6l ber @tntragungen
al1gemeloeter 8eitbaniprlt6e auf NGerbau>,
WtneraI> uno SoblenlGnbereten aus ben
SSSa6ren 1886 u1o 1887 uno 1890 uno 1891.
SIN QQufe Der beloen lebtertpQhnten Sabre
nurOen GeiiBpateute III f%olgenoer Qn5abl
ausgelteut: Muf @ru10 bon 8orfaufsre6s
ten 1855, oeS 6eimitGttegeieBes 75,545,
Der Soritbaun5ubt 5,346, an SountDz
2dnbereien 723, 9(6erbauzS 6aaGnoereten
80, peridteoene 9%anoSuia9en 40, WftneraLz
IGnberetz2 lnipriiden 3199 uno Sobler1lanz
bereien $50.
Ote @eiammtsa6I Der in BEN Sabren 1886
81 ausgeiteuten 8eltbtitel bon CUR 2anos
!pirtbihoft beitimmten 2Gnoereten belGuft
1t0 auf "A, a. gegen 231, 607 in ben Sab
rem 1890 un0 1891. Die 3unabme Der
Observation-Disclosures bon WtineraQGnoe>
reien belief ii6 anf 967 uno ut &oblenlGnz
Dereten auf 382.
Ote Q(cres 53abL Der i'm 2altfe oeS SobreS
b~erfauften 2Qn0ereien belGuft ft1 in Saars
DerfGufen auf 2,243,0 900 2tcres. Son ben
perlhieoenen nidt baar be5ablten See
1ibarlneloun9en nurben 5,040,393 0cres
5eimitdtten : 2dnoereten, 969,O06 Ncres
Tor1tlGnbereien betrDfen; Die CUR Nuspabl
9eitsuten GtlenbahnlGn0ereien belteten 1tb
alf 1,857,572 Ncres, Die a~usgeipdblten
StaatslGuOereien auf 174,4O4 Neres. Die
aus 2anoiberweifungen an Sn0laner
III, 1876 unD Die aus 9lnmetlungen auf
Sumpfldnbereien auf %, 167 QTres.
SIM ga13en Sabre belteten 1th Die Sdars
etnnebn1en anf $5,429,221. Die eno9ilttz
qen 8e1tBeintrogltngen tpGbreno 0eS Sabres
beltefeu fi6 auf 51,934 iiber Elm QtreaI BON
1883, 9O5 McreS, DaDon betrafen 1864
einen SIGdenraum bon 2,596,820 Ncres.
9ie nod .nnbeleBt gebIiebenen 9Qnbereien
in ben Staaten uno Territorten belaufen
fi6 ouf 597, 664, 283 Ncres. Ser @ommiiz
iqr %uerpenoet fi6 lebbaft fHr BetDGl1erung
Der IrpGenlGtoereIen.
Die i'm 2aufe bes Sabres ben Derihieoez
men Staaten 5u S6ul5iDeden gemQ6ten
Qan6iibernetiunoen uub Die gum i3ipede
pon Salinen> Nnlagen be9relfea 756, 172
2IcreS, Ore9on 91,343, Soabo 10000,
Soutb 9afota 1882, @oloraoo 37,438,
Minneiota 80, 1877. Wtiiiiiitppi 30,829 uno
9ouiiiana 10,445 Qcres. Die 2anobemiutz
Qunger gu S6ul5meden ergeben gegen
fribere Sabre cine 3unabme I'm 216,3 9
9lcres. SIN 9aufe beS Sabres nurben
8,O96, 604 Qlcres %perneiien. 0aDon entz
fallen auf SiibzO afoto 1916, 639 un6 auf
Oklahoma $1,337,3 22 @cres.
9tnt SOLUBLE Oes 9te6nun9Siabres tparen
nod 83,058 @%intragungen 9egen 208, 064
i'm 8orjabre unerIeoi9t. Nm l. Sult 1891
tparen nod 28,846,577 &cres ais Der &usz
tpabl BON @iienbabnen u~rterporfen int Der
S6mebe, tpeI6e cine N6nabme um 930, 078
9lcres ergeben.
Die nod unbeiebten 0ffentIt6en 2Gnbez
reien in ben Staaten uno Serritorien be-
Iaufen li1 auf folgenbe 8etrGge:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05

feft. 9aour6 murbe Der &aiier nor Die
ALTERNATIVE geitelt, einem bon beIoer1 9te0t
gu gebsn, ulo Waloerlee unterlag. 3mar
muroe er gun fommanoirenoen General
beS 9. MrnsecorpS ernanut, aber es TT be-
farnt, DaB Malberiee fret 9eraus lagte,. er
5iebe Die 8erablhteDung Dor. Grlt out pes
&aiier8 Ordnaen enti4loB CT it6 5ur YIN
nabnle.
Sest 6ot nun, tpie oas &abeI meloet, Der
&alier ben 8rafen Waloerlee gum GefeDlsz
baber oes @arOecorpS ernan1t uro oarllt
ioQ oas CUTE @inpernebmen 5fptlfen
bejoeu interchangeable iein. WalOerlee
nimmt ieinen Qtufentbalt wteoer IN Berltn.
Gr tommt mieoer in nGhite 8eritbrun9 init
Dem Saiier uno eS miro erDartet, Dap Der
@raf ieBt mebr benr ie @influB auf ben
8aiier ausiiben fam. gBie nett oteler @tnz
fluB reiden tpirO, 1T freilih i0per gu lagel1,
oo li6 gBilbelm II. Mot lei6t beetnfu11ert
lGBt. 0o6 oa Der Nnfang 8el1a9t TIT, mag
c5 audi einen Sortgan9 geben. 81
Die Gage in europa lit INNER nod ernlt
genllg, 10 baB Der Deuti6e &ailer ale ur7
labe bat, ii6 nit ben beipGDrten Wtarts
nern, ole er DOT ben &opf geltoBen bat.
ousSui0bnen. Sc cher eS 9ei1iebt,. oelto
better fir bas Oeutibe Jteib uno tlIr TIN
ipfhor
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
Nn5ei9en.
"DUM VIVIMUs

nSaBt lrs oas Seben eenieBen, TO lonoe es 2eit i5n
-ooer rpte iener St9ter iagt: uSSrent eu6 bes Sebens.
neil nod ooS Sdmpden 9tibt &C" 9iele nricfeLnSen
AuforDerun9en boben MIR baum iptrfiiA etnas All bes
0eIlten, Der1 mir bnrb an9etiultelte beiImi1IenIhoft.
ltdge SeDotollt19 5tr n~rtrditt9 rDbulte,1 GroIt nm
Starte 5urudtebrenb, unIer Sebelt in foft unbeorenaz
Darer NSe11e 0erlalt9ern. SauIenbe BON &Cnnin6iiirhz
tt9en nno onoeret S%eloeuoen, oerelt 2eben ihnen IN
tolge pom UnoerDault6feit, &eberletben, 8rioht5cber
9derenfrantDett, cbronti6em &atarrb Der Giuoe1ne1Se
nnD Der un3abl Der Durcb ultreines 8lut unb idlled1ter
gfnoDrun9 DerDorgernIeien StDrlluoen Der iltneren
Srgo1le elne 0r1ldenoe gitroe mar, erfreueu Sid, MN
oeS 9~lnditbett 3ultanbes urfrQfttoer Seiuuhheit NM
Der0e1 aud9 phHe 3u6ilfenabme bon I}eDisine1 Hieies
bD1lte Sebetsant peiterbln oenteBeu, menn ie rnr
0arauf beoa6t ftn0, ben in WilfDrb SoGPs CSe5nr1S~
bettspampblet entboltenen MetiuEoeu itriffe cSnIns = u
gebell. So, ne mer6en babel Die b~urCbous Mint STbT,sToa J"
ia, @rToDrun9 MAIDEN, baB fe utdt MIR RE friihsor
lnt A3r5te ltnO Wteota1nen perousgabteu G1mmen in
Ire Spartol1e legen tDnneft, Ioubern ouh, mi, flo ~ -
SnIurft rlDt ntebr DON Gbmerae1t oeoudlt mprSe,
3ett lparen, lpeil fte utdbt me6r trouf All Iipop, bron..
Dens 1Ino enollc1, oaB le iiberboupt 1h mint r,r oIno
burcbaits fe1te @eIuno6eit, Ipubern ouco Elm omnenshI
mes. DDn tetnerlei @0mer8en ntebr heimoplnrbtss 81 !.
ter ltd1ert. sine 40lGDrtoe Grfohruno. hte n6srrona-
ltet g~r9ebntne Observation-Disclosures Tnrifbnno r"h
l9lteBltdh Der 9eIunbe MerInenberftonh. his}Ss HHrn;
Saule1 ltno Die ltorfen Stiben, ouf lpelbeu ma g.
banoe Der 9alllbsn 9eilmetnooe left ln0 fiher rnbt
Wtan i9reibe OIL: "' l|'t l"9'
THE HALL CO.,
Tribune Building,
,.S s;44o a.. New York CITY,
fllttlf Ner5te nno Wteoiatnen fir ben olndlihen 03ssi3Sar
nnnpt1tg MAIDEN. ~'r9s+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
sSitbelsu III. ,t.so @atoerSee.

Ser beuti6e &atier bat Jet ieinem 0tes
9ierungsantrtttc Diele W1iBgriffe qetban
ul1o ma1herlei 0ummbeiten b~eaQnqen.
9liemano beitreitet oas, am aueripeniqlte1
1etne eigenen untert6anen, Die lib beutsutoae
bel unperbobIener iiber iol6e Oiu9e aus
ipreden unO auSipreben burfen, ais es
fruber Der SAL mar, mo- ieoe, aud 6ie
sa9nlite 8eurtbeillng Der Gegieruna mo-
1;Dgli6 alS Observation-Disclosures QrS9eleat
un0 9eabnoet tpurOe.
9aS Sprii6nort vg8em @ott Elm Qlmt
gisbt, Dem gie6t er aud ben 8eritan6" lit
pte 10 Dtele Sprit6DOrter MIR in geui11em
Sinne Sutrefteno. So 3eigte }. 8. Der alte
3aiier Q8ilbelm leinen 8eritano Oorz
nebmli6 Oaourd, DaB er lit ridtiaer
SeL6fterfenntntB BON ii6 leIber nenta
belt, baftr aber Die ti:9tigIten uuo fGbiaz
ften W1G1ner beS Ganoes al ieine Settle rtef
uno ibrem &atbe foIgte. Sein
failerltder @1fellobn 6ingeeen bGlt n
elb It fir fIug genug, UNI iein eigeuer
9tatb9eber ST ietn, 1oQar in iolden 9in9en,
BON oenen CT tpenig Yeritebt, pie es ieiner
2eit in Der S6ulfrage Der SAT- mar.
Seit Der @ntlaliul9 beS ~eiiernen !&an3z
Iers bat cine gar3e &etbe BON betu4brten.
tiidttgen Wfdlfnern ben Qbi9ieo er6alten.
SN lUCu ILpIlNlt ttU lltt pCIl VCUuII~
fen, baB Der iugenoIt6e 0erriG1er ii6 idon
nod Die Corner abIaufen nerbe, unD nit
bcm 6inmeis auf Die quten Setten, bic Der
ftrebiame &egent ia obue ale Srege beiiBt.
Sin erfreult6er Bemeis bon Der beiieren
Gtnli6t, gu neI6er g8ilDelm II. allmGbli0
fomr1t, lift oas I'M lebten 8erliner &abeIz
brtefe beri6tete interchangeable CUTE @tnz
Derne9meu Swtiden benz &aiier unb Dem
@rafen Waloeriee. @eit0rt tpa basielbe
morben bur6 beS 2eBteren Jtiiftritt ais
@bef be5 @enerali # abes - cine
SteIung, nel6e tbm auf bic 6 nj
pfeblung MoItfe's bin, Der i'm
ais ieinen tii6ttgiten S6Iler betra6tete,
iibertraeen tporDen mar. Die S6ulD an
@aloeriee's S6eiben Don Der SpiBe bes
@eueraLitabs trug 6an5ler @apripi, Der fi6
burh Baloeriee in ietner QmtseDre getrdnft
fibLte. Oils @bef bes @eneralitabes lieB it1
2eBterer bon ben 0euti6en Wtilitdrattad6s
an ben fremben t60fen 8eri6te iiber Die
berri6enben poIitii6eu 3uitGn0e einididen,
mas @apript fir einen llebergriff uno Gin
griff in ieine 9te6te aIs &an3ler aniab.
CT beidDerte ft6 beim &aiier, Der General
ftabs9ef aber belt all leinem Stanopuntte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
gllaban,a. e47s1o; Qrisona. S.. oe1. oo5 /;

@Gabama, 947 $40; Mrtsona, So. O61, OO5;
%QIrtanias, 1898, 1893; Californian, 52,299.z
499; Colorado, ~. 167, 030; Slorioa,
3,468,381; Soabo, 33,781,851; Soma,
5000; &anlas, 799,078; .%3ouiliana,
1.243, 118; Wtdiaou, 781,8d6; Minuez
iotu, 6.849,975; Milftiiippi, l,201.280;
Wiiifourt. 1,023.898; Wontana, 74,372,z
1859; Nebrasfa. 11,460. 436; gtenaoa. 3d.
$685. 24; Otep Merico. 81, 1898, $40; ytortb
0afota. 16, 135, 40; Oklahoma, 3,502,z
4O6; Oregon, 1920. ISL; South Gafota,
Il, 085, 394; lltab, IS. 1923, 987; @albing>
ton, 20,401, sol; @isconiin, 1,003, 1873;
@pomina, 50.842, 434. !3uiemmen 579,z
664, 683 QtcreS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
Das BUD a1tttt 9eibmehlaGen !

@nmmlung Der I~ufti9Iten Grsdblun8eu, @4pdnte
user bieies Bud Iiteft, mug Laden BON nnter Bis pben
unb iDeran. 8reis Is Gents. uirO aber nun oett
Seiern Sicfes @Iattes 9esen @inScttOtn9 bon
ben. 8e9t 10 @euts in G1ren 8riet menn Der 9rtef
baum ri9tt9 ~obreifirt lift, mtrb er ri6t perloren 9eben.
@breiiiret 6. senber. Sog 600. Sttatna,
0uttant &c., Sbib. Gergeiiet Die Nbreiie ntbt,
benin bieie @nsei9e erideint oteGeibt ni1t rpieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
3er1niBfe Gr6eu.

9oloettbe 9erIoten ooer beren grbet iinb eriudDt,
ft6 megen @in3iebung Der no6Itebenben @rbi9oTten
iofort an 9errn .. Mordpprtb, beutifer AooOfat
in @tncinnatt, ODio, Direct gu weiloen. 9erleloe b'
forot nabitebenbe mie ale @rbidaften unb oeutide
Gedts9ei6dfte prompt lr6 btltg
@bele q. aus 9iI9ingen; @ntoni 6. S.; 8etfb Sub
nnb &nb. aus @mminQen; 9uDtler, g.. q. ous g8Orb=
boufen; 9iptmor Mtoria aus @rlauger; 9onbauier,
SunTbert geb. Srie0monn ans Sederingen; @iiele. y.
aug 5obenftaof; Srautpp, g.. S. SC. aus Suln1bad6;
@ran 8. aug 9oben9ebren; s@rin1min9er, s.. aug Ut
aus geaeringen; Seerbe9en s. 6. s., aus geitlapm;
Suntrte1 5. aus 9pna6Orf; Setter Dig. Ii. 81. aus @n'
6in9en; &iefen 8. W. aug &ippurr; &uebler, s.;
Iertngen; SStpalb geb. Mtufeler Gatb. aus SetSiieu;
8obI 6. s.; 8e1ff s. g., aus &iebertb; &en5 6. aus
Gmlningen; &otb s. g. aus Rbtbenba6; S@lade s.
@torf nerb. Bed, ". M.; @etbetmon, s.; @infeler,
81; RiBle, s. aus 9Ol5i9la9; 3aiier s. 30. aus etitt=
mart
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-05
nsoea1 Gontrol" In seras.

0as 8olt bon Seras, mo- i'm Sabre 1887
bic grobibition in Der 8olfsabitimmng 10
9emoltige S6ld9e erbielt, bat it6 1eBt,
ebenfals in Der l1rabitimmunG, local OPP
ton i'm entlhie6eniten Sinne 0es Nortes
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
IT is lucky for the Mckinley tax eat.

IT is lucky for the Mckinley tax eat
ers that fruit is unusually cheap this
year. They will escape for this season
the complaints Of consumers of canned
goods. The additional cost of tin cans
will not be SO much felt. The National
Provisioner, the organ of the canned
goods trade, which has been an advocate
OF American tin plate, has been looking
into the tin business with impartial
~spectac'es and fails to find any OUTPUT
from those mythical factories that the
Mckinley organs are starting on every
hand. 1t says, as a result Of a most
thorough investigation: "Whatever is
done at present in this line is either done
for political effect or for advertising
rather than for business purposes. No
tin plate for canning purposes is made
in this country; whatever is used is i'm
ported, and Of poor quality at that.
While the large packers may derive
some benefit from the drawback al
lowed on exported tin cans, and while
the foreign consumers [of canned goods
may thus enjoy an advantage, the Amer
lean people, and principally the working
men and farmers, have to bear the brupt
OF the protection which they enjoy, and
pay the taxes on tin plate when buying
canned goods"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
r SOUTH AMERICA.

A Young Man Returns to Eozeman From
Where Ralmaceda Held Sway.
W. A. Hill, who left Bbzeman the first of
last February a robust young man weigh
ing 2O2 pounds, returned from South Amer
lea on Monday greatly reduced in flesh ana
a wiser young man. Last spring he weighed
1853 pounds owing to a fever, which takes its
name from a river in Brazil. and which has
killed hundreds OF men and would have
killed Hill, had he been less robust. Hill
is anxious to have those who contemplate
going to South America, heed his advice
and stay way. He says Montana is the
best country under the sur He started out
from Bozeman with a companion who de-
serted him at Butte. From San Francisco
he went to Sidney, Australia, and
from there to Valparaiso. He was at
Santiago, Lima, crossed the Andes,
and keeping his eyes open saw a great deal
of interest. He was aboard the CHILEAN
mnn-of-war Esmeralda, and in COMPANY
with a number of British tars was at one Of
the bloody battle fields, where, in walking
around, his shoes were covered with blood.
He says that every right thinking man will
be glad to hear that the so-cal]ed rebels are
successful. .Balmaceda, he says, is a tv-
rant, who among other things flooded the
country with paper money worth only %
cents on the dollar. Hill, who is very OBJ
serving, has had an experience in the awful
heat and rainless region that he does not
care to repeat, and the happiest day of his
life was when he sighted Cape Hatteras,-
Bozeman Chronicle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03

THE Massachusetts supreme court
which is universally acknowledged to bs
one Of tho ablest tribunals in the land
has just rendered a decision in a con,
tested election case, which sustains the
precise point maintained by the demo-
Gratis in tho precinct 81 contest. In the
town of Revere the seat Of a member OF
the board OF selectmen was contested on
the ground that no received the votes
of several persons who were not entitled
to vote. The court held that under the
Australian ballot act it could not be OBJ
ieoted after the election that such per-
SOM voted illegally where it did not ap-
pear that the votes were challenged at
the time they We're cast, in the manner
provided by law. In other words the
court held that it was the duty of can
vassers to canvass, a point that has been
sustained by every honest judge from
Hiram Knowles down.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
CROSS-CUTS.

who was Ireland's greatest benefactor?'
'Christopher Columbus. He discovered
America."-Puck.
The reason no jokes ara written about
the tather-in-law is probably because the
professional humorist is afraid of the old
man.
Cora %(proudly). NV new lover, Mr.,
Jlmpson, has q stage mir, hasn't he? Dora
Yes; papa says he used to drive one.-
Epoch.
Baohelor-I notice your wife has q pref ty
hot temper.
Benedict-Yes: she was a summer girl
when | married her.
A philosopher who knows whereof he
speaks sadly sings:
Therss many a slip
Twixt the horse and the hip.
There should be a semi-centennial re-
union OF the drummer boy of the Kappa
hammock, Thomas Harrison, the bov preach
er, and Edwin Byron, the boy actor.
Traveler-What is that tall chimney for?
Some one putting up Il factory? Citizen
Nav. That's Jim Bisbee's we'll. Cyclone
turned it inside out.-Indianapolis Jour-
nal.
III hear that you arc engaged to Lord
H%ardsquoze," said a belle to her wealthy
friend. lis it so?"
"Oh, no. said the business-like young
woman. u shouldn't say we were engaged,
but II have an option OH him.'-Wash-
inqton Post.
odd friends are best Yet lot too old!
For one, | do not seek
Within my eager arms to fold,
A form long Bincs antique.
| want no painted pornpadour,
Flirting at forty-throe;
a friend at twenty-five or four.
sold enough for me.
Life.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03

VIZ have repeatedly warned the adj
mirers of the Plumed Knight that the,
were not going to have things all thei1
own way in Montana. The observing
Washington correspondent of the Min
~neapolis journal sends this bit of inter,
esting information to his paper:
Land Commissioner Carter went to New
York Saturday, and up to a late hour this
afternoon had not returned. There ia q
suspicion in Washington that he went to
New York to consult with President Clark
son. OF the republican league, in regard to
the political plans that they are now hatch
ing. As Russell Harrison is in New York
to-day, it is thought possible that Carter,
Clarkson and the Prince may have been in
consultation relative to their little scheme
of capturing Secretary Mobiles office and
Powers place in the United States senate
from Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
ANOTHER cooperative housekeeping
nhanan hcc COMA To nriaf- Iha fannua

ANOTHER cooperative housekeeping
scheme has come to grief. The famous
Decatur club. in Illinois, which thought
it had solved the servant girl problem, is
no more. A dozen families started it a
year and a half ago, hired a housekeeper,
rented a dining room, and paid tho ex-
penses of the table pro rata. The club
grew to sixty members. People from
other cities visited it and started other
clubs, but somehow the popularity of
the plan did not last. This fall SO many
Of the families indicated q preference
for the privacy and independence of the
old household that the club decided to
go out of business. Will it be ever
thus?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
They Are for Ali Montana.

If the teachers of the country hold their
annual meeting in Helena next summer, il
will become the duty of every town In the
state to turn in and help to entertain them.
The visitors will .bs tho guests of the state.
There will be thousands of them, and thew
should be passed around 80 that they may
carry back to their friends in the East n
good opinion of Montana's greatness and
glory. There is no doubt that suggestions
coming from the ~citizens of Helena regard
ing the entertainment of the teachers will
ind cordial response in cities of the west
side.-Anaconda Standard.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
HANGED TO A TREE.

Report That Three Cattle Thieves We're
Lynched la Custer County.
Jack Moore, who came in from the Y I
ranch yesterday, says the Yellowstone Jour
nal, says that just before he left the outfit
a "puncher" came in from the Three Bar
ranch, and reported the hanging of Jerry
thompson and his two partners on the
river above the Three Bar, by unknown
parties. AS near Jack could ascertain the
simpson outfit were running what was sup
posed to be Il "maverick' herd, using a
IT - 4" iron, which was supposed to have
been made by adding q cross-bar to the
!" in the CT L" brand; hence the
lynching.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
THE colored republicans of Massachu-

THE colored republicans of Massachu-
setts propose to ask the republican state
convention to put one OF their own num-
Der on the state ticket this year, but
their proposal is looked upon with dis
favor. Members of the state committee
are of the opinion that a colored man
could not get one-half the party vote.
Senator George Frisbie Hoar should
pass a force bill for the benefit of those
Massachusetts republicans at once.
They cannot be'truly loyal.