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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-08-07

Ia the following from Tie Yankton
journal there is more truth than is at
first seen. But the causes which under
lie the present state of things arc not SO
easily learned. There is something
wrong in tn system Which hires siils at
low wAgcs when men were given higher.
Great corporations vii! hlre girls be
causc they will work for less. So there
Is wrong on bot!! sides. The facts will
bea" study. "Fearlu! social and moral
,~5rprnvity will be the harvest Of thcprcs-
emf system OF female labor in stores,
Offices and factories. Physical, mental
and moral wlcckagc IS the debris out OF
which must come the generations OF the
Stature. The American home is impcriled
Ivy it. Men without prospect OF perma-
ucG!t and lucrative employment darcnot
assume the responsibilities OF married
HE. The natural production is ovel
production Of Old maids and bachelors.
with an increase OF illicit associations.
Women bookkeeping in stores ut Sc PEI
week. paving $500 for board, yet dress.
ing like lllicS, tells the story OF then
lives: and This, perhaps, in the same
store where brothers once worked fol
go. Kitchens arc empty while factO.
rlrs and shops are ovcriloWin. with gil.
labor at pa,iper and starvation wages
This is wrong. Women should have 8
chance, but not at the sacrifice OF that
higher calliny-u wife and mother. Lit
Dor IN the Kitchen ought not to be be
meath the dignity Of the prouIcst girl o1
earth. We think it the duty OF every
paper and pulpit in the land to preacl
Il perpetual crusade against the falls,
notions OF lie that are creeping into tn,
sap. the foundation Of that most sacrct
OF all earthly institutions-tilc hHpol
homc.'
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-08-07
Hhe Nayics of Europe.

Great Britain has the largest navy
although Italy has the greatest ships.
Great Britain has fourteen obsolete
ironclads, eight n~on-obsolete coast
guard ironclad vessels and fifty sea-
going. France has thirteen obsolete,
fourteen coast-guard non-obsoletc and
thirty-one sea-going ironclads. Italy
has nine obsolete and twelve sea-go-
ing ironclads. Fifty British vessels
can steam owe twelve knots an hour
and less than twenty; thirty-onc French
can steam over twelve and less than
sixteen knots; twelve Italian over thir-
teen and less than nineteen knots. Of
the whole number OF sea-going iron
clads having guns that can pierce
twenty inches and upward of iron
Great Britain has 1854 per cent,
France S0.76 per cent, Italy 1928 per
cent; but of the whole number carry
ing sixiceninches and oyer i II complete
water line M Great Britain has
35.I per cent, France 333 3 per cent,
and italy 1850 per cent,-E. Z, Sun.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-08-07
SIT. EET,
Go to Standings for ice cream.


Plano Mowers and Binders, new, fresh
and clean at
Cliffs Hardware.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-08-07

The Watertown News says: "a dis
tinguished gentleman passing through
Wntertown, IL man OF i~ncisivc Judgment
and experience in public affairs, learning
OF the transactions in court the last
week, remarked: III your officers OF the
law can Violate their plain duties with
implmity. II your farmers arc willing
to be taxed to preserve the public peace,
and enforce the law and II they east in
their %svmrntllies with the law breakers,
and cliucklc when Offenders triumph over
liw abiding citizens. If your local press
i'll true non-partiSan style, can rejoice
when Offenders are set free, treat these
matters lightly, cast Il slur Of contempt
ON faithful prosecuting attorneys, who,
| ann informed ably. and very clearly
stated the a, b, G, of criminal law so
Shat he who runncth might read If a
public sentiment like this is to be Gre
ated, Larceny Arson, and kindred crimes
will become fashionable il not profitable
III your midst.'
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-08-07

men Of the soundest integrity, broadest
discretion and wisest judgment that the
Alliance can supply. They will be called
upon to decide the most difficult and
perplexing problems, to resist the most
insidious temptations and to detect the
most skillful plots that man can devise.
All of influences will be brought
to bear upon ~them-social, financial,
political.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-08-07

". a: Hopkins.
p HOTOG r a p lis
Only
$3.50 PER DOZEN $3.50

For thirty days we will make Photographs for only $3.50 per dozen
to introduce our work. Come early and avoid the rush. Wewll make
a view ofyour home cheap. Give us a trial. We guarantee satisfac-
ton. Black Hills views a speciality.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-08-07

Publish your estray and sale no
tees in The UNION. 1t reaches more
farmers and stockmen than any other
paper in the Hills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
THE DEATH LIST.
Report Of tho Health Department n, =,
Week Ending SATURDAY.

The mortuary report Of the city to,n.
week ending Saturday last is as follow.
Whole number OF deaths, 81. II vhi,...,
20 colored,
Still born. white and c0lored
Annual rate Of mortality per 1000 w..
a. 81. colored. 1871. Total 1853.
Cause of death-ApOp.e1y. white cs,..-
I oolored. cancer Of lace. white c0ng..,.'
OF brain. / white congestion OF lungs 80
ored consumption, / white. 2 co.orsd 81.
wilson's. / white. ; coiored Group coll,.s'
debility. cOlored diphtheria. white ~
o,ed rem ttant fever, cOlored typhoid a..
/ white. gastritis 1 white gas'r0-ent.,,.
/ colored heart disease colOreI. iulAntli'
/ colored iuiAntlle lock.aw. co.o..i
nephriiis. cOlored Oil age 3 white p,-.i-
SIS. / coiorsd pertOuItis. ! white 1 co.0t.i
typhoid pneumonis, colJred sept.ctu.s
white.
Locality. Marshall ward I colorel Va
is0u wsd. white Clay ward, 7 ehfs ,
iOred Jefferson ward. j white. 2 co'a-.t
Monroe ward, white, colored jacks,
ward. white. 10 colored.
Comparative weekly mortality i0r Va,
ending october 81. 1871 n white ~ c0lo-.f
For week ending November /. 1890, 81 rs.,s
Is c0.Ofed.
Rainfall for wsek ending October ,er
005 inches For week ending November
1890. Iii inches.
Temperature for week ending Oe,ob.
81 1891. "a degrees. or week end.n, n.
vembor !. IS o. 8 degrees 50 minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
MOE LAW.

The large number of Iynchings within tho
last year must have attracted the attention Of
all who read the newspapers. and must have
excited the greatest anxiety and concern
among those who believe in the supremacy of
law and order Without reviewing the New
Orleans Ma6a and the ynching there when the
failure of courts to execute tue law was made
the occasion Tor a startling outbreak, we have
in the release of the conyicts at Bnceyille,
Tenn. by mob OF miners. On instance OF
distinct defiance of the laws OF that State.
This is SIMPLY anarchsm. pure and simple.
and but the natural outcome of the con-
tempt into which the courts have been
thrown by these various lynching
cases No man who participates in
or even favors tho lynching Of any one &c
eused of crime. however heinous, can justly
find fault with these miners at Briceville in
turn ng loose these convicts upon the COM
munity The cause for which the miners
were contending deserves the sympathy and
support Of every man who prefers free man
10 a convict. In other words the competition
of convict labor was a direct and cruel IN
Jury 10 the miners but this Of itself does not
Justify their .awiessness. and however much
in private opinion their cause might have
ieen a ju,t one. they undertook TO violate an
asceraned law Of tie aud. aud in 80 doing
they we're fairly outlaws and should have
been promptly treated as SUCH Their course
brings the courts into disdain dissolves the
bands Of society. and makes the weak prey
to the strong in every conflict that may
arise between them
This spirit Of lewlessness is encouraged and
developed in every lynchine that occurs
! The tact that the crime committed Is bloody
and revolving shout not Gust the courts Of
! their iurisdict on and subordinate the dign ~
OF the law to the mad fury of self-constituted
executioners. One remarkable fact about
/ lynching. which should not be forgotten. is
/ that when very beulOus crime has been
committed the lynchng party is satisfied
ordinarily with very slight evidence
Of tie guilt Of tie accused. and
thus numberless innocent men have doubt
less fallen Wet ms TO the fury OF a mob. II is
the prevalence # this spirit which
has lei 10 the wholesale acts of anarchy and
disorder which have 80 recently disgrsced
Tennessee. and the welfare OF society impera-
lively demands that tnis dangerous spirit
shall be rooted out. Law and order must
| reign supreme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

C',, Of Ricimomd-C. /. Denoon TO n. c.
Fincher. 30 feet on east side Louisiana street
near Lester. SD.
ohm h.. Echisou TO T. r. Gill. q feet on
north side Grace street between sh@teF and
Harrison. =.
Joseph 8epp'rt to S. VI Wilson - feet on
north side IVA street between st. Peter
street and rentiss allie. : 800
.co Can 49, irgina L. Chaplin 70
ane wife of James Rand lph. 30 feet on
Ihirt -hrsl street s0uthea-t corner >. $40
.e-s.e q. Iou TO William II. billiard. 80
feet on Iwenty-thlrd street northeast corner
tS o.
5 me to William A. White. go feet on east
side weuty first street near A, $500.
DInnern. Brauer "a Patterson. trustees. 10
Fai mont Land Co. oil property hereto
tore conveyed TO said trustees
W. l.. Woody 10 robert b.. Lewis. IT., 30
feet on east SIC National road, between
Brown and Lewis streets. l,00S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

Around a lamp-post AZ Harrison and Grace
streets last nigut some one had tied broad
baud of Grape To 1t was affixed card on
which was Written the following lines.
NO more, alas this friendly post
Supports his falling Uody;
II wears n brignt-uiue nuttOn now
And mover takes a tOddy."
State.
he uses now no friendly post,
But he seeks the alley gate.
lie never takes tOidy now
lou bet he takes 10 straight,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
SIX PAGES.
FEIVS SUMMARY.

The Boston Clothing House caught fro
Attempts made n urglary.--Dr Pulliam died
after being married only a short WHILE
SLIGHT fire in Everett Waddey's h0use-Bids
were opened TO furnish the City Hall with
electric ciocks.-Ihe grand jury Of the hust-
ings court was in session This is election
dav. - Mozari musicale took place ALL
Saints Day was observed at the Cathedral
There was Democratic rally at Powelis Hall
-Interesting services were held in the
churches.
VIRGINIA
A railway accident occurred at Danville yes
terday. in which several men we're seriously in
iured.-Dr. II. NJ. Wharton has closed his re-
viva at Norfolk --Great interest Is being
manifested in the election in Norfolk and yicn-
ity-Nr. G. II. Henderson. of Clifton Forge,
was struck and seriously injured by train at
Covington yesterday-A large vote will be polled
in Petersburg aud surrounding count as to-day
The Colored Virginia Methodist Conference
in session at peterbure adjourned Yesterday -
The Y. NJ. G.. 4. Conference in Newport News has
adiourned.-The Democratic ticket III Newport
News and surrounding county will be elected
1.-Two libel suits we're instituted in Norfo k
yesterday against the steamship Chatte field.
The residence of ]. L. Naupatter, of Ports
mouth was burclarized yesterday.--John
Gre kmores residence near Norfolk was de-
strOyed by fire sunday.
NEW YORK.
Both Democrats ana Republicans claim the
yictory in New York state. hut Richard Croker
claims a Democratic victory OF 50.OOO.-Ihe
flagship Philadelphia, Of the North Atlantic
squadron. may bo' ordered 10 ChlL--The
Kearsarge has sailed for 81. Thomas--Ihe
Associated Press row has been patched up
yicsr-Gcneral Preston has suffered another re-
lapse and may die at any moment.
GENERAL.
James F. Shepherd, Jr.. son OF the associate
Justice died az Bingham School, \. G --Gov-
ernor Fleming viii speak at the Raleigh Expo
sition du ing this week. The North Carolina
railway commission has ordered the Richmond
and Danville railroad to make connection with
the Atlantic Coast Line.-Ihe Newark will put
20 sea November 10th Many people are siary.
ing Smara.----Ibe Queen Regent of Spain is
taking great precaution against persons sus
pecied OF tr, ssoneble designs The Boston i,
at st Lucia OH her way to Valparaiso, Chilli
No trouhle is feared now as 4 result Of IN,
complications with Chilli The Dcmoc att,
campaign closed in Ohio last night with speak
ing in Cincinna'i-the result Of the election i
uncertain.-livea ssAssinatiOns have occurre.
in Georgia and Alabama within the past ninet,
DAYS. Heslvs recent personal attacks on Mrs
and Miss Psrnen are Grazing great bitterness
among his friends ca irman Neal, Of TIT
Ohio Democratic State Committee saws Camp
bell will win. Frank Slavin was arrested II
London sunday for being drunk and disorderly
A great strike among London shoemakers i
imminent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

Mr.. CLEVELAND. in stating as he did in his
recent Boston speech. that Mr.. Webster, in
his devotion 10 the constitutional RIGHTS of
his country would not yield TO the abolition
sent ment Of his constituents only paid ust
tribute to the memory Of the great expounder
for the position which lie took in his amous
9TH OF March speech in the Senate.
In delivering that speech Mr.. Vel ster
was severely condemned in Massachusetts.
even by the most conservative sec
ton of pa lie opinion. and bitterly
denounced by the extreme aboltionsts. lie
was chrged with trucking to Southern
shareholders in order to promote his chances
of being nominated for the presidency. but
regarded from the point OF view Of to-day. il
is seen that Mr. Webster was
only acting consistently with the whole
course of his previous political
conduct. Mr. Cleveland in sulogizing on
the soil OF Massachusetts, Mr.. Webster's 10y
atty b the term of the Constitution. in spite
OF the elamor that was raised against him.
showed tnat time hal brought in its revenges
even in the stronghold Of Gamson and Wen.
deli Philips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
BACON AND ooRN.BREAD IN BER

BACON AND NOKN-BNEAD IN bLil-lNs
A dinner was given Sunday in Berlin By
United States Minister ihelps which was
marked by certain features which were as
foreign to the Germans as they are familiar
TO Virginians. Who would expect to see the
leading statesmen of the German Empire in
vited TO a repast Of bacon and corn-breai as
the most delightful yands which could be
set before men who had been accustomed to
the rarest delicacies which the markets OF
Europe afforded.
Mr. Phelps had diplomatic object IN view
in making these kinds Of American food the
staple Of his entertainment. but if the az
count of the banquet which has been re-
ceiyed is not colored 10y American patriotism.
the Germans present were SO highly pleased
as to pronounce the bacon and corn-bread as
equal to any food which they had ever tasted.
1t is not stated whether the bacon was ac-
companied Ivy greens or not, but II not the
delight Of the German statesmen was not as
great as il might have been. for who ever heard
of bacon being a perfect dish unless it was
placed on fringe of greens To the II
einian mind, it is Just as possible TO dsasso-
cate Adam and I've, Abeiard and Heioise
the Siamese twins, or any other persons or
things that are eternally identified with each
other in universal history or tradition as 10
disassocate bacon from green's or greens from
bacon.
| No doubt Minister Phelps had very good
| cook. but we are not disposed 10 believe that
/ either of the Nirginian dishes which he set be-
/ fore his guests were prepared as they would
have been If the person in charge Of the Min
isters kitchen had been an oId-fashioned Viz
| gina plantation negro My such a cook as
( this understands " tn thoroughness the man.
ner in which dish OF bacon and greens OF a
pone OF corn-b bread should be prepared.
If DR.. NJ guel. DR.. De Boethcher and the
other distinguished German officials who
were present at the Berlin dinner. ana who
were so much pleased with what was there
set before them. would pay visit TO Viz
enia we would assure them repast in com
parison with which Mr.. Phe ps dinner would
seem to be n very poor affair indeed. Bacon
and greens aud corn bread have 20 be cooked
under Nirginian skies to acquire their full
favor. The pone must be extracted from the
ashes and live Goals that lie on the broad
| hearth of plantation cabin. Tie ashes
| must be cleaned from il with a Virginiau
knife, and II must DO washed in Virgin an
waite. To make it the more palatable each
mouthful should be accompanied by d
drsaght of fresh Virginia huttermilk. As foi
the bacon, it should be cooked in an old-fash
toned pot over iirginian wood-fre.
IL is only under oil these circumstances tha'
the two dishes mentioned can be brought t.
their full perfection, and, in consequence, W,
have the feeling that Mr.. Phelps entertain
ment WAS only onehalfas good ~ it nigh
have been. When he proposes to give an en-
tertainment Of the same character again lei
him communicate with The TIMES. and W,
will see TO it that he has shipped to him a
| once the finest specimen that can DO pyocureS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
SUNDAY IN TIE CHURCHES.

The protracted meetings which have been
held for several weeks at the West-End church
closed last sunday evening Tuis was one OF
most successful meetings ever neld n the
city. resultng in about a hundred and fifty
conversions Rev. T. J. Wise. who - the
pastor OF tie church. Is not ouIy an e.o ueut
preacher but most earnest and devoted
worker.
The Gospel meeting in Leader Hall sun ay
afternoon. under the auspices OF the railroad
branch OF the Dung Mems Christian Assocla-
ton. WIS largely attended and tue services
were particularly interesting Key. Dr. FAR,
of Richmond. conducted the services and de-
lvered an eloquent address These meetings
are being held each Sunday afternoon and are
attended with much good.
very large congregation greeted Rev. Dr.
Aoge Mt the irssbytera an church sunday
evening. II was the first of series of meet
ings that are now being held ut this place uf
worship. The Doctor preached an elo.luent
sermon Of great power and pathos His theme
was tnat to ecome great We must be servants.
DIR. Hoge sustained bis reputation as being
one Of the sblsst and most eloquent preachers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

Of tho few aute-bsllum female negro cooA'
who survive In this State. But We thinA "
would DO more judicious in him TO nv
some of the distinguished German ofhc'sis !,
accompany him on ~ visit to Virginia anu
aoar arriving. 20 feast them on bacon ana
greens and corn-bread IN one OF the o'u
plantation manors which may still be fouhu
in the valleys Of the James, the AppomA''oA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
ANuisance.

Editor Of The Times
tn nth street the city is having culyerts
nut down tue ceutre OF tue street, and III
dong 30 are throwing the DIRT upon the west
SHE OF the street IN such high banks that resi-
dents tor more tnau two blocks are compelled
u 20 out through their hack leys to Fourth
street. Not only SO, but at night tue lighting
OF the work Is most imperf co and makes IL
very dangerous 60 passengers. IS there not
some remedy lor the residents OF the west side
of Fifth street. CITIZEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

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BINED.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE TINES Is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE in IFS
HISTORY. AND Is STEADILY INCREAs-
INC.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

The following conyicts were received at the
penitentiary yesterday from this city: Marthy
'iones lcolored J, breaking aud larceny,
two years. Sherman Fountain colored) muir
der ID the second degree, fye years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

The director Of the mint has finally ap-
proved the designs for the new dimes. quar-
tiers and half dollars authorized by the last
Congress and they are different from any
heretofore seen IN our coinage system. They
consist Of a female head on the obyerse and a
symbolic device for the reverse but the posi-
ton and details of the canoes are essentially
departure from any yet issued. The dies
will DO made thia week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

II is now stated that Chill has been en-
boldened in her course towards the United
States by the idea that England would back
her UP in case OF anyth NJ like a serious
disturbance. In this Chill is count
ing without her host, for England
is not likely II engage in costly
war FOR the =, k Of any boiy unless she thinks
she can make something out OF it. The most
that Chill can expect of her is to act as arbl-
traitor in the event that the little South Ameri-
can Republic refuses to give the satisfaction
demanded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

MANCHESTER OFFICE, FIFTH AND PoB-
TER STREETS.
Branch once: Twelfth and Hull streets.