davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-26
Snterefiamte 8ere6amuua.

Sas beuti9e Nlpbabet beitebt stpar
nur aug rs 8u1taben = aber tpeld,
groBe 9naabl BON M6rtern ldBt licb aus
biefen tpenigen 3ei6en formen! lleber
biefen gunft 1T cine intereFante gere6z
tlung angeitellt, tuelde mir bier na6folz
gen lafen: Sur9 groBtm0gIi6e 3u=
fammenfeBung Der 8udfabett unferz
einanoer lafien ii6 16, Guabrillioz
men W0rter (genau Is, Jas, $685. Ia :
800, 500, ,828, ,940,315) bilben. lin ii6
Dtefe Gieienaabl 5u perani6auli6en,
6ente mon bic @eiammtiumme biefer
gB6rter gebrudt. Gin fol6es Wert
uiirbe, obne baB Elm 8u9tabe smeimal
in elm unb bemielben Morte gebrau6t
tpiir6e, NIT fleiner S6rift sebrudt, iiber
20 Srillionen 8dnbe umfaiIen. beren
ieber bic Stdrfe elmer mittelgroBen 8is
bel baben biirfte Oas mdre cine sSreus
be fir ben 8u6bdnbler! aber mo- bieie
Bdnbe nnterbringen ? giimmt man
bic 8r0Be zines ieben 8anbeS au "a
gentimeter 2dnge, 16 @entimeter 8reiie
unb 6 Gentimeter Side an, 10 miirbs
bic ganse grbe, beren Oberfldde be-
tanntli9 9,250,000 geograpbif6e @es
piertmeileu ergiebt, ca. "a Weter, bas
beiBt tburmbo6, ,bebedt tperben. Nimmt
man ferner bic gegenmdrtige gep6lfe=
rung Der Grbe 5u nur 400 Millionen
on, 10 tpiirben bieie 16 1l6 Guabrillio>
men @0rter ausrei6en, baB ieber eins
seine Menf6 feline eigene Spra6e fir li6
reoen tonnte uno biefe ipiirbe bennod
10 anBerorbentlid rei6baltig fein, bab
26o,378,475 Sabre ba5u geborten, um
tdmmtli6e W0rter bonn erften bis gum
ieBten ali lefen, porausgeieBt, bob Elm
Wtenf6 i'm Stanbe mdre, Sag fir 9aa
120, 900 M6rter gu leien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-26
ganbbeit famn mits,t aebeilt ,perbem

bnr1 locale 9tpplieationen, tveil fie ben franz
ten She'll ees Obres nidt erreiben fDnnsn
gs siebt nur einen Mes, bic 9aubbett gu fus
riren, uno Der 1T bur9 conftitationelIe 9ell.
initteI. Eaubbeit tpirb burd etnen entaiinee=
ten 3uitanb Der dIeimissn @ustleioums ber
guita9ifdeH 80bre perlriadt. Benn bieie
8obre ii4 ent3iinbet, babt ibr einen rumpeIn=
ben Ssn ober unpoafommenes @eb6r; ,lnb
tpenn tie gang sei4lofiem ift, erfoIst Saubbeit,
une tpenn bie Gnt3iinbuns nidt seboben unb
oteie Nobre tpieber in ibren sebDrisen 3uftanb
oeriebt tperben fann, tpirb oas @eb6r fir i'm.
ner aeritort iperben; neun Gdlle unter sebn
ltno cilrh &atarrb neruria9t, tpeld r niats
als eln eilt3ilnbeter 3uitanb Der idleirnieen
Sberfldden lit.
Mir ipollen einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
(bnrd 8atarrb peruriaebten) GaI bon Saubs
heit gebsn, ben mir nidbt burd Ginnsbmen bon
Sau's &ntarrb<Sf,lr beilen f5nnen. 2abt Guh
umionit GircuIare fontmen.
8. 5. 6 6eneb & 6 o., Tplebp, ..
gerfauft bon apotbetern, rs gts.
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Sic @affel nm @e1louftoue 9arf.

neber ben 8eitanb Der giiffeI, meId)e
bic Bunoess&esieruns i'm 9aaiionalz
yart uro beionbers i'm ioaenannten
9aDbenzSb bale bdlt, bringt elm amtliz
9er geri6t auf @runb einer llnterluz
dung einen re6f giinitigen 8e-idt.
Der geamte, tpel6er bortbin aes
i6idt nurbe beri6tet, er babe mebs
rere guffel 9eerben I'M 0apbene
tbale gefeben, melden er 70 nabe
babe tommen f6nnen, baB es ibm
mogli9 getporben mdre, bic Sbiere AZ
adblen; eine berielben babe aus Is
Stiid beitanben, cine anoere aug so,
elne brittle aus 10 unb cine pierte aus
10; auBerbem lei er auf einaelne Stiife
geltrBen unb babe perf6iebene Srupps
aus Der Terne geieben; es muBten i'm
9anaen minbeitens. meint er, 800 8lf=
tel geipeien iein, bic ibm gu @elidt ge>
tommen.
@s 1T natiirlid ni6t ansunebmen.
baB bel bieier Snipeftionstour bes Yes
an1ten alle 8iiffel gerabe i'm 6apbens
t9al ltb suiammengefunben baben:
l0O, blellel9t big 81 300 Stid iinb
mad elmer ii6erlid ni6t gu bod arei.
fenoe S9dBuns pobl nod ionlt auf
benz Gebiete bes gfationalporfes sers
itrent gemeien. Gie 3abl Der 1ebt Sort
nod porbanbenen Biifel barf baber
pobl auf 400 berani6Iagt merben,
obre bab man iiber oas Mab binauss
gebt. Inter ibnen wiirben ettpa so
bis 70 &iibe fein, bic &dlber brddten,
10 baB = ben ungilnitigiten SAL angez
nomlnen = anf einen Sabres3uma6s
Don $40 Stiif nit Si6erbeit ge=
re9Het merben fonnte; es lit iosar iebr
ipabrl6einli6, baB er iid in bieienl
Sabre auf Is bis 100 Sbiere belaufen
mirb.
Sir bic grbaItuns Der pertbponen
&aiie 1T fomit unter alien nmitdnben
geiOrgt.
Sn Merifo tperben adtunbpier3ig
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-26
Mlerlei.

= 9rei Masfenbdlle iper6en beute
9lbeno abgebalten. 8on ben Surnern
in tbrer neuen 9alle; BON ben @drtz
nern in Der &pnbentionsba1e un6 bonn
&riegerz8ereilt i1 Der Mti1ionsbalIe.
= W}rs. @atts, bic 8or1teberin bes
Waiienbauies am Wefenb 1T am SSreie
tag pl0Bli6 geitorben.
= Ser neue 5ermin 6es 81. 9iitz
riftsgeri6ts beginnt am Z. Wedrs. Stir
Denlelben fungiren bic folgenoem @robz
gei9morenen: Sames $. Gren6, q.
g. 4leranber, Sames u. 6bapes, u.
y, Walter, Sam Barter. $. Sournat,
Wilton Nance, @b. @otulla, Sefe Yell,
W. s. Wflller, CHARLES &ompel, George
&orner, %. S. @bmarbs, Sames g.
2ldman, IT,, S. 6. Wtlgge uno 4lfreb
&eaber.
Die County &ommilIdre baben
bei6loilen, bic fdmmtli6em slnaebote
fir bas Gourtbaus suriidaumeiien:
bann erif bas Material gu bsifimmen,
aug tpel6em baiielbe erbaut nerben
toll unb neue 9lngebote einsuforbern.
BON iiberallber tpiro beri6tet,
baB Seras biefes Sabr bel ben Nearois
gras SeierIi6feiten in Stem Orleans
lebr itarf pertreten iein pirb. 9lm
Srettag unb eamitag batten bic 3iige
BON 5ouiton aus a9t @dlafwaaen,
unb Der 9lnbrang fir Die anberen Gars
mar 10 groB, baB ii6 Die 8abngelelz
f6aft geawungen iab, stpei 3age au
arrangiren, Die furs na6einaaber abb
fubren.
9luf Ieiner Stumptour bur6 BEN
Staat mirb @oup. 6ogs am 10. Waai
in San Mntonio feline Gampagnerebe
pom etapel laiien. @r miro fi6 bauptz
Id9li9 auf bic @ertbeibigung Der @i=
ienbabns s&ommiiiion bei6rdnfen unb
auBeroem na6weiien, baB feline 9lDs
miniftration cine ofonomii6e mar.
= Ser 9iri9ent bes 9aaaier sdns
gerfeites, Yrof. Sbeo. Mepoe., miro
ntorgen, Sonntag, bier ermartet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-26
@r fog besieris ben sltbem eim, letne
NIQen Offneter 1id) mett.

Gr fog begieris ben Gtbem ein, ieine
Ingen 0ffaeten 5i6 mett.
| m6iblit On i'm nt9t, ben berrli6en
Wetsenouft? 8, mte oaS tpobltbut !!
lub Die @eldnge Der Mrbeiter in Ser
milben Mononadlt = baS SobanntSr
feuer = bic sliibenben 8erse i'm Ibenos
roth = Die @rotraft, Die aufiteist pom
| 8ooen ="
ST ri6tete fi6 NIT neuer 9raft en1s
por.
I s9iebit Du, pie ser 56mers tpeidt
bios BET Der @rinnerltns! On fomnlt
ia NIT, Robi, uno a(les lit fpieoer gut i"
jubelte &arlin, ieoer leiner 8etpesuns
gen folsenb.
p3u ipat!" ad5te er uno fiel suriid
in Ole aillen. Sin neuer 8lutitrom
fdrbte bieielben. Den Sans, ben
Sans! !" fliiiterte er nit ordngenber Sc
beroe.
aarlin elite binaus, 1te riB ben
Sdlaftrunfeneu aus Dem 8ett, in
Tobesansit, 5lt fpat su fommeu, unS
lbleppte i'm ptllenlos nit ftd.
0oot bate oas 9elt6t Der lbiir 3u
9etpenoet, ct breitete Die Nrine mad Tim
aus uno oriidte ben Dor inn fait be]iue
nnnsslo8 &nieenben an sic 0ruit, oann
leste er ianft la6elnb leine 9ano in bie
&arlins.
sGer5eibe, ipie id uer5ieben, uno
folse ibr - lie fIbrt Did gum @lif!A
ST fiel nit eiaem bablideu @ursel=
ton 5nriid in Die 9iHen; ieine 0ano
blteb auf ben pereinigtex 9du0en &ars
lins uno Sans liegen; Elm nibt mebr
irGiIder Slid rubte auf beiben, Ser it1ls
mer gldlerner mnroe = oann slitt bic
9anS berah auf ben Gettrano = baS
NaIleln beS Ntbems perltummte - init
einem seaenOen Nufldrei fiel aarlin
iiber bic Sei9e Hoot8.
Wenise Gage baraui = Der Grbberr
bon 2entnin9en lpar eben beerbi9t =
fubr Gin bodbepadter Wagen gum Yarf
binau8, arf BEN Bod Sob pie Dor
finfuno3wansis Sabren. gnf benz
gSege lag nod 6as Iannenreis, 6as
man Dem Qrafllben Set4ensug geltreut,
oben am Iburm wsbte Die Grauerfabne.
DaS S9loB Tag tuie ausseitorben =; nur
am offentn Grferfeniter bes eriten
Stodes iaB cine @reiiin uno minfte
blooe lddeln0 ben Snlafien oes @agens
5li = @rafin Gnna 0emmins; ibr
@eiit mar nidt mebr eripa9t felt ienem
Gbenb i'm Abuenlaal.
t5prtietuis foIgt.)
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Mei0erlfoffel !
&(tioerifoffe !

unoergetd Spesiede prmdBgnsn nb eusetretn smtN.
u MAIDEN. gBr eripdbnem:
80 SOL brdte Nooelb
lest bet W oIffpn 25 GentS
AZ 3 bree 0obel pn euinas
Gents per yarS sfauft weSen toui be 10 eIoa @eat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-26
syrei fir 2eibenSe.

slle, bic an ben aoIsen iusenbIider ger-
irrunsen leiben: 8erIuit Der Mannborfeit,
fintenbr &raft se hIedtlide 8ra, fbeiten.
Strifturen. SppbiIis unb bic bieIen gehens
franfbeiten, ireIfe bic SoIsen bieier ihredli.
den llnreselmdbisfeiten iinb, erbaIten It
itenfret-genaueGngabe mie fte
lid feIbft 3u Saufe furiren f6 n.
nen, tpern f. an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, 1921 Market Str !,
San Francisco, Cal, iareiben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-26
3nrresppnbens. = eagle paB,

Norresppnoeit5. @agle paB,
%. Sebr. '92. Oie vStabt" gaqle
YaB bat na6 elmer @nti6eibung 6es
Obergert6ts bes Staates aufgeb6rt, au
feit, ipirb aber mobl balo, nit etlpas
perdnberten, 5. }. fleiueren Stabtarenz
gen, mieber aur Stabt lperben.
gs mar eben 2anb our Stabt aeref)>
net moroen, mo- pDrldufig nur Dorn>
itrdu6er pa6ien unb mo6 lanqe mohI
teine @duier fteben tperben. 9lm 8
Oienitag i'm Widrs foa besbaIb cine
Nbltlmmung ftattfinben. Das 8ebiirfz
nib gutter 2anoitraBen naf)t li6, ie
mebr oas Sanb eingefen3t pir6, ii6eral
unb 10 aud bier fiiblbar, unb nadpem
mir ieit einiger 3eit cine quite @traBe
NIT 3mei eiiernen 8riiden mad Sci 9io
baben, 1T ieBt aud bon ben @ouutps
Gommilidren bei6loFen tuorben, cine
eben iol6e 2anbitraBe na9 2arriao,
bem Gonntp Sib Don 9immit So.
anaulegen. Sm Gountp gourtbaus
TT au9 elm feites 3immer einqerid)tet
noroen aur li6eren Nufbepabruna Der
Suber, u. +. n.
9as Jriibiabr 1T ba; obgleib uobl
nod einige falte Sage fommen merben.
vs. pirb alles grim; bic &ugel Uiiz
moien, rWeeiaie" BON ben Merifanern
9enannt unb oft ein Sauptfutter Der
Ninber unb S6afe), i6Iagen aus unb
lbre l9on gefieberten 8ldtter erfreuen
oas gluge. 6ier nnb ba fommt aud
i9on Der 8liitbentopf elmer guda aipiz
i6en ben ipiBen, baionettartigen 8ldt=
tern bernor. Sie erite, bic i9 in Der
gllltbe iab, mar in 9annoper i'm
S9loBgarten. Samals ba1te id nod
mi6t. baB bas driitli6 germanil6e
Utudertbum mid bierber treiben Mir
be, mo biefe pra6tpflan5en auf iebem
Der biirren, fteinigen 9igeI, bic nit
ibrem &alfiteinger6q bic Steinfoble bis
30 SUB bod bebeden, in Mtenge mads
Ten. Den 0ferifanern liefern bic in
ofnnen Streifen seridliiienen gIdtter
lbren ginbfaben, nit benz fogar bic
Stangen an ben 9d6ern feifgebunben
tperben unb Die unenttplfelten Yliitbenz
tnoipen tDerben als Palmfobl" aefodlt
unb gegeHen. @er inbeB bic SSriid)te
1T, bic mie fur5e @urfen ausleben, bat
fur einige 3eit peber 8itterlala nod
&aitor0l n0tbig.
Die @inwobner unierer Na9bar1fabt
porfiriO Sia5 (Yiebras Negras) baben
sinen Wablflub fir bic @ie6ermabl bes
prdlibenten 9ias gesriinbet. SIS 1T
nod lange ni6t 9llles briiben 70, tpie
es fein foll, aber gieles 1T bod iebon
beher gemorben, als es unter Dem
prieiterreaiment mar. 9(u6 wirb fir
before Wolfsbiloung geior9t, mas BEN
ySuntelmdnnern," bic ieit Der ipani>
i9en GrOberung bas 8olf in Der furdt=
barIten untpihenbeit bielten, i6left in
ibren aram paBt. llnb obenorein lit
Sia3 6reimaurer, dip Wenn iibriz
gems bic pfaffeh in Merifo pirtlib ben
leinpoaenben &opolutiondr, @atarino
Saraa, teritiiben foaten, Der bier an
Der 8ren5e iein Wefen treibt, 10 iperfen
lie einfa6 ibr @elb meg. g9er ben
Utann fiebt un6 bic Weltgei6i9te Elm
penig fennt, Der tpirb lofort an ben
balbperriidten S6neiberfonig in Wsiins
tier, Sobann bon 2epben, erinnert.
ungefdbr 10 muB Der auSgeieben ba=
ben.
Yin W6enregen. ber 4 Stunben an=
belt, fiel fiir3li6 gu Sapatitlan i'm
Staat SaliSco. Wulfane iinb bort
ni6t in Der gidbe, aber bic 9lide fann
gana tpobl bonn @olima sefommen iein,
Der iebt an Der 4rbeit 1T. Die QlI6e
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Wt1tttel 1tet6 eSacfets )!

Smb obbans aus mas eub pos u b u.h
hhn1n
""'
Grooe eans >
fofen berabseebt - - " " s'"'A" @o '"' -
"Trae fenn anasriot o
~o1nMq gu sg % nno So peren rabse au - o.
lpmare auaurdum
@ Hu @ s % a s ssorm a Snsn Sadet gsoae s
90 Cents 70 eents un ST. mns ub bic geies ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-26
Gitatc iiber Stride, 8eltaiun umb
Mtbetamu6

Gitatc iiber STRIDE, 8eltaion mmb
Qltbetemn6
Die Wfa6t Der 8eiItli6feit -. ariinz
bet ii9 auf bic 2ei6tgldnbigfeit Der
0Olfer. Man fldre bieie lebferen auf
unb Der 3auber bat Elm @nbe!
Lettres du roi de Prusse ct de M.
de Voltaire
(Potsdam, "a. mars): Oeuvres
posthumes
de Frederic II. roi de Prusse 1889,
t. ", p. 388.
Die Sbeologen finb alle gleib, bon
lpel6er &elision ober bon tpel1en Dol
te tie aud fetn mOgen, SIMMER tpoaen
fe li9 eine bespotiffe Nutpritdt iiber
oas 8ewihen Der Meni6en anmaBen.
Oas TT f6on genug, un lie gu eifrigen
Werfolgern aller berer 5u maiden, bic
nit ebler &iibnbeit bic Wabrbeit entz
i6leiern. Sbre 9anb 1T INNER nit
benz Vannitrable beipaffnet, Inn bas
elngebiloete Srugbilb Der Srr=&eligion
nleberaui6mettern. Sic preoigen Oez
mntb, eine 3ugeub, bic ibrem eigenen
getragen fremb 1T; nennen ii9 9iener
etnes Sottes bes Sriebens unb baben
BOD gu oft Elm 9er3 poa SaB unb gbrs
iu6t.
9lus Grie6rid bes @roBen S6lift:
DE la superstition ct de ia Religion.
Recueil, t II. p. 175.
Ser fali6e @laubenseifer 1T elm
5prann, Der bic 2dnber entp6.fert;
bic Sulbiamfeit 1T cine sdrtli6e 0tut:
ter. melde iie bliiben ma6t.
au 5rieori6 bes @roBen S6rift:
De la superstition ct de la Religion.
Recueil, t. p. 1874.
@S giebt feline 3iuei @brilten, tpelcbe
baf1elbe glauben. pel9e bieielben 9inge
5ugeben ober Dermerfen..
Wenn mir annebmen, bic &eligion
lei elm Sbier nit fieben 50rnern, 10
oerlpottet Der, mel6er nur an Ie6s
ibrer 9orner glaubt; unb Elm anberer,
Der ibr nur fiinf 9orner 3ugeftebt,
lta9t lt6 ilber ben 8orbergebenben
luitig, Der ibr feds suertennt. aommt
Der Delft unb ma6t ii6 tibet ole bic
lulttg, bic gIauben, baB bic &eligion
9orner babe; 5ulebt fommt Der 9ltbeit
uno ladt ale iibri9en aus, mas ibn iez
bod teinesmegs binbert, an Gaglioitro
gu glauben uno ii6 bic 8arten i6lasen
gu laHen.
Glauoe 9illier: Mein Onfel geniaz
MIN. neberieBt Don 8. 9fau. II. 9lufs
lage. g. 169-17O.
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bonn Sefla auf Sslanb lit au9 icbon
big ytormegen getrieben iuorben.
Sbeo. 9ielf6er.
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= Sn Werifo iperben adtunbpier3ig
perf9iebene Munbarten geipro6en.
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eSla,felle, 8lanfets uno 0pntforfs!

h & t0 & sr $50 gaa lo4 ws goass Baai
& M soar egsrDb woaene gst ar oe bbaa
9 yet eomfs Is esnts has etd
Nebutttonen segen =
r aro alfmd
otrlmptn SbapH &C. 7.
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Gde Weaim Yla5a mmb 2lceqmia=
gtrake San Nntpnip.

''' "~7 o'""' ~" ~'D'P
VpIficn fir u u n ' ~ 0A'' ''ss" wv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12

State Journal: The Democrats
are forever camping about the
deserted fires of the progressive
Republican party. The Republicans
no sooner carry out needed re-
form than you see the slow Demo
cratic coach numbering along to
take a position where the Republi-
cans were year before. This is
fully illustrated by the present attl-
tude of the Democratic party on
binding Irvine. A year ago the
Republicans reduced the duties on
binder Irvine, after making the raw
materials of that article free. This
action caused a stimulation Of the
American Irvine factories and prices
Of binder Irvine fell nearly one-half.
When the Democrats had a chance
to make a tariff bill they reduced
the binder Irvine duties but slightly
compared with the sweeping re-
ductions made by the Republicans E.
Now comes the poor old slow coach
of Democracy, under Springer's
demagogue leadership, proposing
to place binder Irvine on the free
list, thereby inviting competition
of the Irvine makers in foreign
lands at lower wages. This is an
example Of the brilliancy and wis
dom of the Democratic party!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12
CITY ORDINANCE.

The Common Council of the city of Mineral
Point do ordain as follows:
Section l. All doors, gates. bars, structures
or devices, used upon any and all lots, tracts
or parcels Of land AUDITING upon any street.
alley, park or public ground within the cor
porate limits of the city of Mineral Point,
shall be so built and constructed, that when
used in any manner or for any purpose, the
said doors, gates, bars, structures or devices,
shall not obStruct, open upon, or extend over
any part or portion of any street, side walk,
alley, park or public ground in said city.
Section p The owner or owners, agent or
occupant of any lot, tract or parcel of land or
premises having or using any door, gate, bars,
structure or device IN Siolation of section one
tl) OF this ordinance shall be deemed guilty Of
q misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall pay fine Of not less than one dollar and
not more than twenty dollars, and the sum Of
two dollars per day, until the misdemeauor
complained Of is removed. together with the
costs Of prosecution and stand committed TO
the common Jail Of Iowa county. until said
fine and costs are paid. or be otherwise dis
charged by law.
Section 3. The owner agent or occupant Of
any premises In said city, on which there IS
now being used any door, gate. bars, structure
or device in violation of or contrary to the
provisions of section one ID of this ordinance
shall within thirty days after the publication
OF this ordinance, remove. alter or change
said door, gate, bars, structure or device, so as
TO comply with the provisions of section one
CD Of this ordinance, and in case Of failure 10
do 50 said owner, agent or occupant shall be
liable 10 prosecution for violation of section
one % of the provisions Of this ordinance.
An actions, suits or prosecutions under this
ordinance shall be brought in the name of the
city Of Mineral Point, upon complaint ngla
10y any alderman, chief of police, city msrsLal,
constable, street commissioner or any citizen
Of said city. and shall be conducted 10 ace3r-
dance with the statutes OF the state Of wis.
consin, aud the rules ana practice 1f the
courts of said state and all fines collected
shall Dc Paid into the city treasury.
This ordnance shall take effect ana be in
force from and after its publication ia the
city paper designated by the Common Coun-
ell llw5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12

All Europe fears the coming
demonstration of Labor Day, May
/. And instead of holding their
own old institutions Of antiquated
government responsible they claim
that the prosperous aud happy peo-
pie Of this country are alone to
blame for their labor disturbances.
Some people can never bear to see
others happy when they are IN
trouble.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12

would mean the success of Canadian
interests, and the price of Canadian
stumpage would be increased, not
lowered, and the import duties no W
part OF the revenue of this country
would be lost; that, the question,
therefore, is whether the lumber
resources of Canada shall be de-
veloped, or the lumber interests of
this country, particularly Of the
Southern and Pacific coast section,
be protected; that, in view of these
considerations this convention
earnestly and respectfully protests
ag ainst the passage by Congress of
any Legislation looking to the re-
moyal of duty on imported lumber.
The Democrats of the House are
having a hard time getting their
free trade machine to work. The
three bills placing respectively wool,
binding Irvine and cooton-ties and
cotton bagging on the free list,
which have been reported to the
House, were to have been called up
last week but the sick ness of Mr..
Springer, who was to have made the
opening speech for free wool, made
a change necessary, and 1t Is now
stated that Mr. McMillin, who like
Mr.. Mills, is opposed to the
Homeopathic method of attacking
the Mckinley tariff law, which is
st rouger than ever since lis approval
by the Supreme co urt, will, by the
irony Of fate, make the first speech
in favor of what he is known 10 be
At heart opposed to. DAD isn't ii?
The Republicans have not fully
determined what part they viii take,
when the House is to vote upon the
resolution re ported from the com
mittee ION Rules naming March p,
%, and "a for the consideration of
the Bland free coinage bill. Two
propositions are under consider
alton. One to vote solidly against
The resolution aud the other not to
vote at all. The anti.silver Demo
Gratis are confident that if they will
do the first the resolution will be
defeated, which would kill the free
coinage bill for the present. No
caucus has been held aud none Is
probable, and it is regarded as GER
tain that a few Republicans--less
than teu-wiIl, in any event, vote
for the resolution, because of their
favorlng free coinage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12
Protection or Free-Trade. Which?

Do you want to keep thoroughly
posted on the effects of the New
Tariff Law, as shown from week to
week.
Do you want TO know all about
the policy Of Protection and have
an answer to every false statement
Of the Free-l'raders?
Yes?
Then subscribe for your nome
paper aud the AMERICAN ECoNoMIsr,
published weekly by the American
Protective Tariff League, New
York. Sample copy free). The
ECONOMIST is an acknowledged
authority on Protection and should
be widely read. The yearly sub.
scription of the ECONOMIST is 80,
but we have made special arrange.
ment with the publishers by which
We can send you the ECONOMIST for
a year and Mineral Point TRIBUNE
for $2.35.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12
A Dangerous Tendency Of ssO,,.

He had been directed to tho
prominent man in strongly n
cratic county to consult with {
concerning the organization =.
school.
$50 yen want to start sobo,,,
said the old man severely. who,
visitor had explained his bB.i,.
eyes, sir, l thought I might a.
the children in a barn or an
empty house or some other pl,c.
shelter"
"Ain't we got school dow, j
Squeezum?"
eyes, but it't ten miles away "A
the children can't go so far
"Its nigh enough" and fla ID.
man looked black. eve 5o,,1
want none here. Ef you come bers
and go to teachin' in barn yopp
be gittin' into the dwellin's ner,
an then into the meetin' house A.,
then you'll be wantin' us to bga3
you a school house, an the fr.,
thing we know we'll all be votiD
the Republican ticket. Thar, wb,,
We'll land, shore, an we amt ths
kind. No stree. | reckon yop,,
better be skippin."
The old man looked up towar
the shotgun hanging on the nook
over the fireplace and the scboo
teacher skipped.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12

CONGRESSMAN DICKERsoN's bill
for reduction Of the rate Of
pensions to certain classes Of
soldiers is not the first measure of
the kind proposed in the present
Democratic House. Several other
bills for that purpose were intro
duced ahead Of Dickerson's, but his
will make The heaviest cut IN
pensions-25 per cent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-12

SUPPOSE we admit for the sake OF
argument that the tariff on carpet
woods and tin plate is tax pure
and simple. There is even then no
robbery about it. Every cent of it
is paid. by the American people to
the American people. For with us
the government is the people, and
since, as free traders contend, there
is not a producer of either of these
articles in this country to receive
any part Of the tariff levied on them,
it ain goes to the gov eminent More
oyer, the government needs it to
pay running expenses. We, the
people, would have to supply it
somehow, and it might better come
from tax on tn plate and carpet
wool than from the free trade tax
ON sugar,