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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Yermiste Gr6en.

2ie na6benonnten 9erionet iino eriubt, ft9 BEL
3. WtortlDprth, &edtSanpalt in Cincinnati Ohio,
gu 1neIberL, mel9er ouein bic Grbidaften gu erbeben
berebttgt lit:
q. unb S. Muer aus Differentiation 8. 8. Bitten.
bauier aus Strau6ing; 6. 8uebn aus O6eroetutsbetnt
8. uno Nnna gen, Glntlie &eopredtiug 9tnSer aug
StraubinQ; 8. 8. 8oettger aus SEISMIC; &. s.. 9oerz
ner aus SeiSntQ; +. s. guoerns aus Wtarburg; a.g4.
b. b. Bed aug QOoenoorf; u. Bed aus 9oenQeoo; s.
9uenat nus @unoer; 8. s. 0ennert aus Berlin; Sc
@ioam aus &et5ntg; e. Gngel aus 0etltgen1teoten; 8.
%f(raentel aus BettenDouien; T. Gottesptuter aus
@ieien6pri; s. GleiBberg 9eb. Berger aug Sun5enau;
S. SlriDL. audi NSelnnlaler Gen, aug Straubtng;
SDDaune 6. 9eriurtb aus 3aldlpiB; u. 9eroer aus
Winlbelburg; Clara 9iri6 ongebl. III 9tem 9orf; &.
Sod ais Berltn; Wt. Sabot aus S%ornomtp; j. &rte=
ger aus pi1ing; Grbeu pDn s. Sod Qeb. &anfmauu;
mig; Grben BON W. &lDpS; 8. s. Semmer ans Wtit=
te;strimmig; @rbeu Ut. g, y. &uiti9; s. OtaDerboI5er
aus 9oiltug; Grbet ppn Wlarie 8. Wteperi s. &. 8alts
mGnu aus Seifers0prf; Grben bon s. s. 9taurnonu;
8. Is. Gtten aus &augeooo; s. S. q 9. S. Yfoei1e
aus Steinenberg 8, Bilbofer ans SagerS; s. s.
Boaiuger aus Stroubtug; @rbeil BON Nt. s.. Yel3er;
&C. Hprld aus 1Jtortenlperber; e. Heif alS S6uimr1.
9aler aus &iterboen; 8. Jtaolbed ous Srlbah; Ra=
tDariue &app aus GernsDeim; s. s.. u s.. 6. 9tibter
aus Gbersbab; &atGartne 9toeaer aus Sretten; DIS,
S. s. q 8. s. Ghel aus WtartelsGeint; 8. s.. pon
Sei9nerr aus Seiitcrn; s. Cent aus S~d1ptmmbab;
s. S0mlbbauer uu3 meldben6erg; S6ereie cir 6uS
Stain; s. Gtraffer aus Goltbtn9; s. StbulBe aus
GLIDER; W1. Sdbrpeoer geb. 8ebrm0n1 aus Sptiteot;
". Is. a. & u. 6. g. S9oenbol5 ans StolS; 3. S.
S9uett aus @ueitrolp; s.. u. SeTper aus NeniQ; s.
9bnlnn1 aus @lrntmern; S. u 6.Uoea aus Wtontjote;
4. @otber aus @glo:s; u. SO. @oelfer aus Sriesoprf;
$. Mptte aus aidenbprf; q. 81. Maqeuer aus Berlin;
S. Wenblanot aus Yprin; q. Wittper aus Stettin;
u. RetQer au5 CberDarfTtetteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Gtt.e Shprbeit GabenSIv's.

Oas Cincinnati 8oItsblatt"
i9reibt nit 9te@t: Sin Se6ler, ben mir
an Der crit leBt perDfeutli6ten ) metten
9enfi6rtft bes fatDolilden preuBi>
ldeu Observation-Disclosures @Gz
benslD an ben 9aplt 3u rugen haz
ben ltnb bieier Sebler lit ELI iebr grober
- 1T Der 6inmeis auf bic Wf0glihfett, bag
europGii6e Jtegterun9en einmal oas aus
tbren 2dnoern bterber etHgetponoerte
@lement fir ibre eigenen 3pede nuBbar
Sturm Der @ntrititung III Der amertfaniz
ldlen Brelle erre9eu urlo oas nit DoIem
ytedte. Ser gtntpanDerer, Der in btelem
9anbe beabiihti9t, Die politil6en Sntereiien
ielne5 alien Vaterlanoe5 gu t0r0ern, lit elm
8errGtber uno fann bier nt6t geolloet nerz
cen. User nidt Die Nbit6t bat, gall5 in Der
omeritQntiAen Jtatton aufSugeben, lou
brlben bleiben. Noer gum @lud tDtGerz
lpreden Die Gbatladen Der Nn1abme Des
6errn @abeuslp- Die 0euti6en in Wtsz
conlin, Die S6Deoen ulO DGllet IN Wti1nsz
iota, Die SransOlen in SoutiiGna betra6ten
lid leoigllO ais BHrger Der Ser. Staaten
uno benten ni6t i'm eEtferntiten oaran, ibr
Aooptip: 8GterlanO i'm Snterelie ibres 6ets
matDlanoes gu i6Gbi9en. IS lit gu be-
Douern, baB t0err GabeuslD, Der bic
Spra6enfrage 10 ri6ttg autgefaBt bat,
na6 Der dnoeren Sette bin ben SSebler bez
oe0t, Die 9opaIitdt Des eingemanoerten
Glements in lol6 unueranttportIi6er Weiie
in 3neifel au iteuen."
Dleier SeGtgelnGBen 9tige oeS Gtncinnaz
tier 8latteS mOhten mir nod folgenbes belz
fIQen:
Die BON @atenslp b~egougene eroBe
0ummLeit 1T oenn bod Der bette Qietpels
fir Die llnpabrbeit oeS @eibreis emeritas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06

omerifaniihen fatboGiihen Grieiter UNI Die
@ingoben Gaben3lp's i'm Ooralt5 GeWuBt
oDer iib oar nit ibm uetihporen bdttsn.
9enn cine ioldle Sborbett iDirb tein aud nur
bolblpe0S sure6nun9sidpiaer @inpanoerer
fDroern poer unteritilBen, ael6Delge ein
piiisni6aftli6 0ebilOeter @in9emaarerter.
Nber natiirlih ntrb Gin GROCER She'll Der
INSTRUMENTATION 8reile Die Bers
iAipDruneStabel lest erit reht brett treteIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Nn5ei9en.

Sas Glnmaden nno Nnfbemabrcn
Der Semitic unb 6ri9te fir 6ousholtunoeu offer
Stonoe. perausQe9eben oon Charlotte Moouer.
Yret5 portotret 80 Gents.
Keeling & KIappenbach,
4S Dearborn Ctr, &hieoop.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
s ) 0terl d. ale
bes ieit II Sabren in Gbiea9o ~beitebenbet
ELECTROMAGNETIC,

MISUNDERSTANDING
N-S.=gcfe 9oulina StraBe unO gerteou @henne,
niro am 9tenItog, ben s. September, bereit 1ein,
Sdilerinueu fir baS neue Sdul3iobr onaune6men.
w1S 9 9Sn,mogsnbn s gnalb1se S@9 Sior IN per a Sare9 gIeros'
ippie bic b~iS6erigen Grfplge, enpie1len bic @duIe
allen Gltern, Die t6ren SbGtern cine in DeutT1em 6eiite
geleitcte, iebob fir bos 0meritouiI6e 2eben porberet.
tenoe S9ulbilbun9 geben polen. @rpipette ouf Der.
Iangen oeri9uft. 1Beitere @~uStnnft ert9eilt:
Tram @lnlalte Groc, 9oritebertn.
80. =Bor 3S3. mo, bon
upertaufen: Gin felt 26 9obren deficiencies
y 9uteI unb 9Oarbinebaus Is Sumner, IS beitdH=
bioe goarbers, goloom uu6 Sample ytoDm in better
Sronung. Abreife:
6iIsm6 L 81 Gtaatsseitnng.
0%erIouQt: Gin gutter 8rauer ols 9ei6dftss
- Gbeil6aber, nm bic GaBpinesgroueret 81 bea
tretben. 9os @ef9dft lit in Qutem Setrteb. Me9et
GoRDi1e, Qpis. 22inn4pD
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

ALrnoucn the Confederate constitute,
hrbadc protection, the blockade dn,,,.
the war afforded the highest kind Of mr.
lection and even JEFF Davis came Ia lool
upon Il as not nm unmixcd evil, for l.
his message OF January IL, IsGa 10
said, 1.-THE injuries resulting from the in.
tcrnlpiion Of foreign commerce have no
coivcd compensations by the ,cyelon-
mcnt Of our own resources" and ar,er
-fc'crring to the new industries that mr..
nishcd munitions Of war, he added ,ba,
the noise Of the loom and the spianins
wheel may be heard in the land,' asd
concluded BY saying Let us thon ioio -
returning thanks TO Cod
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

The next national Republican conycn.
ton will be held at Minneapolis. The
nationnll committee at IFS meeting at
washington on the 90 inst, cast seven
ballots before this decision was reached.
y y GARRISON, q Iowa, was elected per.
nlancnt chairman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

DAFoNsEcA II q very different sort .
man from Bnmaccda. There IL me- ., ,
Allol between his Unconstitutional.
and TINT 81 the desperate CHILEAN. !,
'h'li. Balmaccda's power was the ON,
Growth 81 the constitution; but In Brain
the constitution was m ontgrowth !,
ihFonsccu'e power lie IL the Wash,,,-
ton OF his country, differing from wash.
'nston perhaps IN prudence. and Less lor-
innate In the character 81 the popula.
''on over which circumstances bnve
Tended to place him in authority. but
40 bar ~ cnn b. judged from tho rcport'
OF his conduct which have reached a..
world, Tree from eupility and earnest !,
n'7 desire IA give Brazal a popular bnt
Table government. The uprising against
nm ~ Tho province of Rio Grande dc Sui
rrn's TO bc hasc'I upon no underground
han Tint which The South Carolin.n.
'"k n ihc notification days. tlcairc
avoid thc payment u custom intj44
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28
PAYING THE TtJ

Voters who may be incli,I
with credencc TO the oft-toI
the tarlif h a tax on consul
the American Golden p,l
amount Of the duty mcas,l
PAD by those who purchase
ported articIcs"--can gain
Information by watching the
OF foreign producers Of these
nave been forced into a prac
cation OF this theory by II,
tariff.
just across our Northern i
are hundreds OF farmers who \
depended upon a market IN u
Tor what they had to sell. "
80 seriously object the incieaI
on wheat, barley. potatoes
glance at the market quotati.
two cities Of Toronto and a
tell the tale much more reliabI
llie prophecies and platitudcs
'ihils, however prctcntious ia
y ability to teach voters. I
liam farmer can get no more !
or his wheat and barley THU
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

IL win cost you nothing and will surety
Do you good, il you have u cough, cold
Dr any trouble with. throat. chest oI
lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
coughs and colds isguarnntecl
10 give relief, ormoney will bc paid back.
Sufferers from Ia grippe found il just the
hing, and under it's use had n speedy
rcoyery. Try sample bottle mt our
Expense and learn for yourself just
now good n thing il is. Trial bottles free
1t lIocking's Pharmacy. Large size fifty
-ents aud 81 90.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Ny than the American |arII
oI1nilar grains he hn5 10 ~1|. I'll
pays % cents per busI'cl on xtrat eI1|
30 cente on hurley. as well as tho Iro1sht,
before no can set into The Chicago n1nr'
ket, while the other gets there By paying
the freight alone. The Canadian tc,~
this, and'objccts 10 the tariff because il
comes out Of his pocket and in no wise
''measucs Tux paid by those who pur-
chase" the products Of his farm.
The same knowledge has been forced
home upon the hofsIcs Of foreign manu-
facturers who see IN this country the
best market in the world for their wares.
Hence the comfnotion throughout the
|cntre list Ia every industrial center Of
Europe. Nobody believes that the cut
|lcry mixers Of Sheffield, the cotton
|weayers Of Manchester, the WOODEN man
|uiacturcrs Of Leeds, would be holding
meetings md passing resolutions de-
|nouncing the protective tariff Of the
United States II their goods could Tie
|sold for the same price as under free
trade. They go To all such trouble and
expense. besides that Of maintaining the
|cobden club propaganda, because they
|hope 10 ilauguratc free trndc, and there
Ply make larger profits than are found
possible after paying the existing tariff.
)rhe man who asks voters 10 see these
Facts in any different light places "A low
Estimate upon their intelligence, and Is
the reverse Of complimentary toward his
frcc trade conicderatcs on the other side
. n tlo Atlanffn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

" AZ I. E
IA.
49, -
,. o.'' auth
P'e@erve y and Cd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

iHE Democratic majority OF the civ
council Of Chicago made n very cheon iii
,or .ne iayor Of the anarchists who have
'ately been threatening tho peace OF Chi.
c"go' The council. by vote of thirty
e"feo 70 twcnty-nine, practically nd
"''''eu that the anarchists had a right
g wave the red flag, had right TO talk
violence, and had a right to do every.
1nlng which the law strictly nrnhihita
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

hMIS PAsuA Is happy ngain. ITe IL !,
the heart OF Africa fighting nntiycr with :
nondescript army. And his a,nhi,;on
seems to be no higher than that Of p,d'
ya'd h'pl'hs's man who would be king
STANLEY rescued Emin against En;,,,
wishes, and unless some new African ~
plorcr desires 10 make himself heroic !,
the eyes OF the world, lac viii be sots i,
the new equatorial province he ey,Ien,Iy
intends TO establish.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

=. w. X. PEAsLEE, editor and one Of
re publishers Of the Ironwood News.
record, has dccidedto establish n Re-
pup''c"n paper at Iron Mountain, the
'n'uai number OF which will appear
about December1. Mr.. Peaslee il apex.
per'cnccd newspaper man and win nm
aonbtedly make success of the venture
ne WIZ retain his interest in the Iron.
wood News-Record
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28
MICHIGAN MINING SCHOOL.

state school ~ aiinine Entnaefuo nivlnr
practical Instruction ia DRAWING. piyalcA Me-
ehnnrl and Electrical EnrInfcrif. Shop.bfac.
Irc. Chemistry. AennNinp. On. nrttufir Nrfnl.
l;frr, Safvryllfr. NnlfiR Nhrrnlorv pefros
Rfnpyl Geology. etc. Has summer Schools In
Surveying. khcp-pr1cfice and Field Oeolurv
inburntor'c%. shops and stamp Mn we'll cqu,t,
rcd Tuition frrr For c,stnio9ne nrply to Tie
Director. tioushton. Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

InE Marquette Daily Times is steadily
improving and nearing the standard Of
perfect evening paper. The Times DO
n''cai views are not what they should be.
out ITS political columns are always
c'e..n and true to the party OF it's chosen
animation No, the Times has not vet
Deem contaminated by the renegade spir-
y o. its competitor for Journalistic
honors.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

IMMEDIATELY following the result Of
.he late Iowa election the presidential
zee began buzzipg in Gov. Boics' hat
no use, Wall street and Tammany will
settle the point us to who shall be tbo
next Democratic presidential nominee
no'es y not IN close enough touch with
'ne h'eh-toncd politics OF the New Yorl,
Sums 20 cut any appreciable figure in
tne coming pow-wow. -Ma,inette Eoole
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

VN The thirtieth Of October the lat.
Don fintt said TINT before another year
was over he would be dead lie died in
'ess Than . month. This will appear
"H'snillcant' to that interesting class Of
persons which calmly ignores the many
o'u gentlemen who habitually predict
Their speedy death during some ten or
twenty years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

WHEN 2 woman goes from Indiana to
"''1''''c"''Set'r ostensibly to talk tenn
perance and dcvotcs large portions Of
her speeches TO opposing nrotectiop--
me pest promoter Of temperance TINT
my country ever had land when leodinr
lcmocrars~zo to hear her abuse the Re-
pupacan party, and applaud her intcm.
per.''e angungc, protection does not sui.
Ter but temperance does
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

The current Issue Of the Mcnomince
Dcnnocrat appears in the form 81 a
twelve-page Thanksgiving number. Mr.
soultH, the nlainstay Of the Democrat
= well onto his job and always caters
Tor the pleasure and profit OF his many
readers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

A cooDLr jug Of Smiths Iron Noun.
tam Journals came Staggering i'm ON
Tuesday, the first appearance il has
made during the past three weeks. The
se'ni-weakline Is somewhat spasmodic
'h ~ circulation, and needs a little SER
aphic paragoric 20 stimulate and soothe
It's uncertain nerves.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

Secretary Foster sent ont circular
saying that tie interest 81 The four
and-a-lialf percent. bonds ceased yes-
terday, but TINT tlie bond presented
for continuance would bear Interest III
mo percent The total amount con.
tinned under tie circular 81 Jnly2 IS
s22:3S, 55i 900. TIE total amount PIE.
scented for redemption up 10 date IS
SO, 487, 200.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

Miss Mary E. Holmes mnnifeeat
gift Of 100000 for the purpose Of e.
tablishing seminary for colored wo-
men in the South Is a long step ii the
direction Of The solution Of the race
problem. II Is through education
alone that the race problem can be
solved. Miss Holmes donation Il
worth ten thousand speeches on the
subject. - hilodelpi,ia Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

Regardless Of the fact that more
people have locked up their homes
this Summer and recreated at the
mountain and sea shore resorts than
usual, now comes the report that eight
or ten Atlantic City hotels are in
financial straits. Evidently the life Of
the Summer hotel proprietor is not a
a happy or prosperous one.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

There seems to DO unanimity Of
opinion among The members Of the
Worlds Fair Sub-Commission that
work on the exposition as whele il
further advanced than ii generally PEI
lieved IN the East, and that the build
ings are To be the most beautiful that
have ever been provided for in any ex-
position.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

Letters from Guatemala state that
the election excitement there is very
intense and it is feared that no election
can take place, In such ease Presi-
dent Barrillas will hold over, and he
may try to declare himself dictator,
which viii not only cause complications
in Guatemala, but in all Central
America. II is apprehended that the
building Of the Nicaragua canal will
be interfered with.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03
THURSDAY EyESIhc. SEPTEMBER ) 1891.

jules n. Price, correspondent Of the
London illustrated Ners, has inst ar
rived in San Francisco, after making a
"trip across Siberia, never before under
taken BY any European.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

The State Department at Washing
ton is becoming much concerned as to
what has become Of Minister Egan,
who represents the United States in
Chill. Full advice has been received
az to the situation Of affairs since the
surrender Of the government by Bal
maceda, but no communication what
ever has come from Mr.. Eagan.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

News from the apple growing dis
tricts fills the lover Of apple jack Y
brandy with gladness, for il indicates
iii abundant supply 81 that intoxieant.
Growers say that larger crop has
never been harvested than il in the
orchards this year, and distilleries that
have been long idle are preparing for
rush Of business.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

Cardinal Gibbons and many promi-
nent Catholic prelates are expectedto be
present At the celebration Of Arch
bishop Kendrick's jubilee, IN St. Louie,
next November.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

All private adyices,r says the
Washington Pot, from the City Of
Mexico BY way oH Chicago, Or else-
where, 10 the effect that Mexico is up
III The ere 81 revolution, having for
its.object the overthrow os President
Diaz and the Liberal party, are to be
carefully shaken before taken.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

The papers throughout Dakato are
unanimous ii declaring that no mater
ialN damage was done the wheat
crop BIZ the recent frost. Plenty q
time has elapsed since for the wheat to
show whether II had been frosted 81
not, and the most careful investigation
has failed To show ans effect Of the
frost.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

Fears have been expressed that there
would be a decided falling off in the
oyster production this year, but the
opinion now seems to be general that
the supply will be sufficient to meet
thedemand its stated authoritatively
that oysters have been molested much
less than usual this summer and that
consequently there will be an increase
in quantity. The lovers Of these deli
cions bivalves can set their mouths fol
plenty Of them during the coming
months that have the letter r in them,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

One duty which should be impera-
tive on a state is the practical. not
political, sanitary inspection Of all the
schools, public and private, The
advanced knowledge Of the age in this
respect should be applied to the cultiva-
ton Of a higher physical standard in
our youth, and the public, who are
directly interested in this important
matter, should keep a watchful eye
upon it, and firmly demand the school
accommodations for their children to
be in strict accord with sanitary laws.
baltimore American.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

Adsertisins rte. furnished o. application g
The Office.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

I1oR good substantial cHILDREN'S SHOES e
| to N " FIERY'S new shoe Store, where
yen can find a good selection ut the right prices
S-3i-it.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

lCtHOICsE 10 0fFTne Teas very low,
u III GEO. s. JENNINGS, The Cash Grocer.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.
FTFTH ANIMAL
Two Weeks Benefit Bargain Sale.

1 This, orRANNUAL SALE. to our customers,
4 we give these benefits, for two big weeks
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

CHOCOLATE CREAM CANDY worth 25c., our
" price i5e., at GEO. $. JENNINGS, The CAST
Grocer.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

NOR BOTTOM PRICES on good Children's
II shoes 90 TO s. n. FIERY'S new Shoe Store,
next 10 Hunterthe Photographer S-3i-it.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03

TsoR LADIES STYLISH SHOES, made to or
II der at the right prices. 20 70 FIERI'S new
Shoe store, next to Hunter the photographer,
s-ai-lt
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-01-03
a1rs. Jessie Frsmont,s cottaee.

Los ANGELES, CAL, December 27.-Jessie
Fremont, widow of the late General John c..
Fremont, received Christmas gift in the
form of a pretty cottage, in which she has
for so many years resided.
It is the gift of the women of California
who sympathize with her in her widowhood,
and who desire to place her beyond the dan
ger of want during the remainder of her
life, The movement originated some months
ago, but at that time it was intended to raise
q fund which would enable her to live in
comfort and convenience if not In luxury.
Before this scheme had far progressed,
however, the government voted a pension to
the venerable widew, while her sons, who re-
side IN the east, invited her to make her
heme with them. Hence it was that, at her
own request, the raising of the fund was dis
confined.
But the ladies of California insisted that
their intention of presenting her with testi-
monial expressive of their sympathy and
esteem should not be interfered with. Ac-
cordingly q committee was appointed with
Mrs. George S. Bucknall, of San Francisco,
as president, ana Mrs. Senator George Hearst
as secretary, and in few weeks the sum of
o,00o was secured. 4 portion of this has
been used to purchase the cottage now occu-
pied by Mrs. Fremont and her daughter,
while the balance is large enough to entirely
pay off some old debts, which would haVe
reduced the income from the pension bill.
She is now, therefore, the owner of her
own pretty home, and with no further need
of worrying concerning provision for her
remaining DAYS.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-01-03
SHOW FIGHT.
The North British Railway Company win
Prosecute Striking Trainmen-Wm
Close Their Lines Rather Than
Yield TO Strikers.
Strikers Enraged Over Withheld Wages; 6
Step They Claim to DO Arbitrary and
uIegaI-StriIzers May be Excited
TO Deeds of Violence.

GLASGOW, December 26.-An important
meeting of the board of directors of the
North British Railway company. has been
held. After the meeting adjourned it was
announced that the company had determined
to prosecute the strikers to the full extent of
the law. No trouble or expense, it is added,
viii be spared by the company in its efforts
to obtain redress for what is classed an un-
warranted interference with its business.
The North British directors have also resolved
to completely close their railroad lines rather
than yield to the strikers demands.
The strikers h@ve been considerably en-
ragged by the announcement made that the
railroad officials refuse to pay the strikers
any portion of the wages which may now be
due them. This act on the part of the rail-
road ,ficials is taken on legal advice and
base on decisions of the courts as to the
validity of the contracts existing between the
company and its employees. This step is
generally classed as being most arbitrary
proceeding on the part of the railroad author
tiles and it is also said to be probably an lie
gal one. In any case the step taken greatly
increases public pathy for the strikers. 1t
is also thought that this action on the part Of
the railroad company may excite the strikers
to deeds of violence. The Northeastern COM
pany's board of directors has also held a
meeting, 1t is understood that these direc-
tors are trying to arrange a conference be-
tween themselves and the strikers.