davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

The republican party is on the
defensive and advancing backward
with constantly increasing celerity.-
Detroit Free Press.
Will the e.. o. p. be able to col
onize enough negroes to stand off the
loss of the labor vote il Carnegie
doesn't come down?-Louisville Courier
Journal
Campbell or no Campbell. Hi.
nois will give her electoral vote this
year to Stevenson and Cleveland. This
is no joke. Illinois and thorough dem
ocrats everywhere are very proud of
Mr.. Stevenson Chicago Globe
1t is all very well to say that Mr.
Harrison ought not to select lobbyists
and tricksters to manage his cam
paign, but there is only one way tc
elect republican president in this
country while the high-tariff wrong is
to be supported.-St. Louis Republic.
With Harrison running his own
campaign and thousands of Office
holders humping for favored candi
dates whom the people do not want,
Roosevelt. as champion of the civil
service rules, is suffering from nervous
prostratlon. The pap suckers are dying
very hard. Detroit Free Press.
No man who favors further "pro-
lection" for the tariff-made plutocrats
who are absorbing the wealth of the
country has any excuse for voting the
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
EoREloN lNrELLlorNcE.

AFrgR six years retirement under a
cloud Sir Charles Dixie has been re-
turned to the British parliament by a
large majority.
AT San Miguel de Mayuno, on the
Philippine islands, 1900 houses were
burned. leaving 1900 persons horaetess
and destitute.
By volcanic eruption on the island
Of SanRir. one OF the Philippine gronp,
most Of the $4,000 Inhabitants were
killed
NKAR Merritton, Can, trains collided
ard three persons were killed and sew.
eral others were injured
THREE more elections In Great Britain
were 10 be held and Ciladstone's major
ity for home rule was fixed to stay
ut ~
A RATTLE occurred between the fol.
lowers Of the rival Arab chiefs, Malmon
and Mohator, Of the Kabyle tribe, and
700 were killed.
EIoHr eonvicts were killed by q
stroke OF lightning during q storm AT
xacatecas. Mexico. and -four more were
la q critical condition
Ar Bebar, Hungary, q band of iso
reapers, men and women, struck for an
increase in their wages. and In the con-
diet that followed between the strikers
aud eonstableA twelve OF the former
were killed.
liz Russia so, 900 Of the 100. 900 inhab.
itants Of BAku have lied from the
eholera-striekeu city.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

the stoekade of Fort Frick overawe
their discharged workingmen by dis
play Of armed foree~
In this they have been beaten after a
bloody battle. in which human lives
We're sacrificed, for which Carnegie and
his managers are clearly responsible
They will now abandon their private
war and wais, as they should have done
at first, for the sheriff to act. He must.
and 30 doubt will. protect them in the
possession and operation of their works.
and the state military has been called
out in order to accomplish it.
Ultimately. of course. Carnegie will
win. He has the law on his side, and
behind the law is the resistless power
Of the state. II the Homestead work
ingmen do not surrender and accept his
terms they must give place 10 strangers
imported for the purpose who are will
ing to take what they can get They
must leave the little homes which they
have built for themselves and paid for
out of their scanty savings, the churches
where they have worshiped and the
cemeteries where lie their dead. They
must take their wives and little ones
and seek elsewhere the opportunity to
Earn bread by the sweat of their brows.
They must move on" OF be shot down
when they venture to assert against
millionaire employers their right to
share In the benefits OF protection.
Perhaps 1t may occur to the Amalga-
mated Association of Steel and Iron
Workers that when the Homesteaders
are driven out they may be set to M is
sionary work. II they were scattered
5ver the country. they could impress
1pon their fellow-workmen every where
\ most instructive object lesson upon
The workings Of Mckinley protection in
making Carnegie forty times million
aire while giving his workiugmen the
,hoiee of accepting reduced wages or
becoming trampS-St Louis Republic.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
ANDREW o. WHITE GETS IT.
Nominated for Hiafsssr to Russi. snow
den to Go to spain.

Nominated for Minister TO Russi. Snow
den to Go to spain.
WASHINGTON, July q. The president
sent to the senate the following nomina-
tions.
Andrew ID. White. of New York, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary of the United States to
Russia.
A. Loudon Snowden. Of Pennsylvania
(now envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary of the United States
to Greece. Rodmania and Servia). to be
envoy extraordinary and minister plen-
ipotentiary to Spain.
TrGxtam Beale. of California (now
minister resident and consul general of
the United States to Persial, To be en-
voy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary 10 Greece, Roumania and
Servia-
The following to be cohsuls OF the
United States: John A. Barnes, of
Illinois, at Chemnitz; Darby r. Bruck,
of South Dakota, at Messina; Cyrus w.
Field. of New Yorks at brunswick;
Carl Bailey Hurst, Of tine District of
Columbia. at Catania. Charles August
vortriede, of Ohio. at Horgen.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
TIE HOMESTEAD EXAMPLE,.
Protected PIutocraey Deals Death 20
American Labor.

Protected PIutocrary Deals Death 70
American Labor.
Blood has been shed at the Home
stead mills. Pinlxerton ianizaries hired
BY Carnegie have killed and wounded
score or more of workingmen in a bat
tie brought ON by Carnegie's s determine
ton to lower the wages Of his em-
ployes, peaceably If he can, forcibly II
he must. His employment of these
armed hirelings shows that he is ready
TO shoot down the wages of American
labor II he can't lower them by simply
posting a notice of reduction.
1t is not necessary to defend the
locked-out workingmen in their acts OF
violence. They have become particeps
crininis IN a breach of the peace, but
they are not responsible for the tragedy
at the Carnegie iron works They sim
ply fought plutocracy with its own
weapons, and until Pinkertonism Is put
down by law the hirelings of the
plutocrats must be taught by such les
sons as that at Homestead that If they
appeal to Winchesters they shall perish
By Winchesters.
The Carnegie Steel Company, limited,
deliberately and probably intention
ally provoked breach of the peace by
sending the armed Pinkertons TO Home
stead. According TO their own pub
lished statement they had appealed to
the sheriff of Allegheny county for
protection, and he was@ acting upon
their appeal. Beyond doubt, had the
sheriff found himself unable to pro-
tect them in their legal rights with the
posse at his command, he would have
sought such other aid as is provided for
in emergencies by the laws of Penusyl-
vania. Without waiting for him to act
in the regular and lawful way, the
Carnegie Steel Company, limited.
sought to steal a march on their en-
pioyes by sending down a body of
private mercenaries 10 take possession
of the works at night and from behind
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
TO HONOR COLUMBUS.


President Harrison Issues Proclamation
Regarding the Observance Of Oct. 81.
WAsHfSaToN, July 22.-The following
proclamation was issued Thursday aft
ernoon by the president Of the United
States Of America:
A Proclamation Whereas, by q joint res.
oiution approved June - 1852. Il Mas resolved
by the senate and house OF repre-
eentatlves Of the United States Of
America IN congress assembseds Thai
the presfcsnt Of the United States be
authorized and directed TO issue q proclama.
ton recommending to the people the ok5ser4.
anee IN All their localities Of the aooth anniver.
sary Of the discovery of AEnerica. on the sist
day Of October ls9a, by public demonstration
and by suitable exercises in their schools and
other plaees of assembly.
Now, therefore. /, BENJAMIN Harrison pres
fGenf of the United States Of America in puT.
suanee Of the aforesaid resolution, dc hereby
appoint Friday, October 81, fsg2. The 400th an
niFeFsary Of the discovery of America by s'oiurn.
bus. as general holiday for the people Of the
United States. On that day let the people,
50 far IS possible. cease all toll ard devote
themselves 70 such exercises as may begt exs
press honor 10 the discoYerer and their apprs.
eiatiou OF the great achievements OF the four
completed centuries Of American life.
Columbus stood in his age as the pioneer
Of progress and enlightenment The system
OF universal edHeation Is IN cur age the
most prominent and saIutary feature Of
the spirit Of enlightenment, aBd il is
peculiarly appropriate that the schools
be made by the people the center Of
tIe days demonstration Let the national flag
float over every sehoolhouse in the country ana
the exercises he such as shall impress upon our
youth the patriotic duties Of American citizen
ship
In the churches and in the other places Of
assembly Of the people let there be expressions
Of gratitude to the Divine Providence for the
deYout faith Of the dsscoyerer and for the di
vine care and guidance which has directed cur
history and 50 abgndantly blessed our people.
ssBENIAMIN HARRTs0N
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
MExT ANn SOUTH.

lenx a. ceaMms died Al kai0oTna. Ind.
and Mrs. Coonhss while taking = last
look Al the remains fell dead.
own SO Wild hafNesN tEe tarst seen In
Colorado for ffteen years. Fan by All
Carson and twenty. fve wefe captured
FotR yeunw snsss 81 Christopher A.
Hall were sirowned In the river near
l'ranevAs Anne. Md. while hAshsn9
FLkMMs ralueS Tx fsesary "a The
Wekfxrn Llnn1ea1a Campeny NJ Akron.
u. caasanr = loss Of sgoa. .eea
Ii session In netroit she BAg.sssa
fonBg Peoples union elected Ees, /. L.
Hsnaesa. % lssaton. a. president
IN N {. Ca1Nm lss@t bis entsre wheat
crop. eanAlsssnw of i. aeo do1en sheave..
hy hrx at WilkesvlaIe. q
TmAKx lask JeAn Mckay. ice Sam
hnx9 snA los Masses. xssl-~x g zE4
The Negro world., 1892-07-23


Al A resnltof the riots nj Homestead.
Pa, eleven persons have died.
TnE percentages Of the baseball clubs
in The second series of the National
league for the week ended on the Iath
were: brooklyn. .ooo; New York. i. 600.
Philadelphia, 500: St Louis, 800;
baltimore. 500 Washington, 500:
Louisville. 800: Cincinnati, 800. cieve-
land. 100. boston. 800, Pittsburgh.
600 Chicago. 900. The percentages
i'm the new series In clubs OF the West
ern league weres Columbus. ESQ: Min
neapolia. eco; Kansas City, .sts; In.
dianapoliA .tst; Omaha, ait; Toledo.
Az.
TINE steamer AurAnia of the cunard
line beat the Alaska of the Guion line.
in race from Queenstown 10 New
York. hours and IS minutes.
THK national bank az Goshen. N. ~.
which suspended business June 20
pending an official examination OF It's
financial condition, has reopened It's
dssorA
Ar Pittsburgh informations were
tliea BY Secretary Il. r. y, Lovejoy. oG
o'Donnell. tie leader OF the strikers 3;
John Mcl.aekie. burgess Of Homestead;
sylvester Critchlow. Anthony Flaherty.
samuel nuekett, James Flanagan and
Hugh Ross. who are charged with the
murder Of r. ]. connors and Silas
Wayne during the riot and warrants
for taeir arrests wNrc issued
HEKEAFrER the steamers City Of New
York aud City Of Paris win Nv the
American nag and be osicered and
manned by Americans
MARY T. GAtIAeHER and Mrs. Mat.
thew Murray were drowned In the Del
aware river nAar Gloucester, NJ j., by
the eapsiking Of sktff.
AT Wilmington Drt, James McClcs-
key. who was treated ecolly by his
sweetheart Mabel CioFlngboald. shot
and fatally wounded her and then shot
himself fatally.
RosK TERRx Coon c. the anthorexS
died al rittshela. Mas, Of heart fall
are. aged % years.
coxxEcticvr prvhlhltionists win hold
their state convention Gas Hartford Sep
tember 8 and g
In New York the supervisors Of Non,
roe county have refused 10 obey the law
adopted hy the last Legislature direct.
ing reappoTtionnen OF assembly dis.
trict&
F1Re DESTROYED the Hennes&ey a
Cooney warehouse II rroviiencv. 4. l..
the less being stsa. .0oe.
WHiFK driving trross ths track James
Rnrns and his two Young son& of New.
ark, n j.. were killed BY the cars
AT Madison square garden. Nes
feFk city. Grover Cleveland and Adlal
& Stevenson were notified of their
nomination for president and viee pres-
haeat hy the democrats.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

democratic ticket. No man who favors
protection for the toiling masses from
the oppression Of legalized greed and
extortion has any excuse for voting the
republican ticket II is equity versus
extortion, right against wrong. a reve.
nue. tariff against a robber tariff.-St
Paul Globe.
Cleveland viii give us n grand
democratic administration-one that
every citizen, as well as democrat. can
be proud of-and he viii carry for.
ward those reforms in the general gov.
ernment which made his first term
in the presidency notable one in the
history of the country. Fall.
Journal
Wall street is net alarmed be.
cause the republican senate has passed
a free silver" bill II understands
that il is merely bit of buncombe to
placate the republican farmers of the
west and keep them from voting the
peoples ticket 1t will not be signed
by the president but the farmers will
be fooled. as usually. Y. World.
The evidence in the pension in.
vestigation is conclusive on the point
that under Commissioner Raum pen
sions are distributed in Indiana for
campaign purposes as they were under
Commissioner Dudley. Does Raum stay
or go? Upon President Harrison's de
eisiou Of this question rests the reputa-
tion Of his administration for decent
government Albany Argus.
This indignant army of workmen
knows that their situation, with high
prices Of living and reduced wages.
could not be made worse under demo-
cratic rule. They are now doubtless
willing 10 take their chances on that
point; but their present dealing is with
the republican party. That Is the party
that has wautonly deluded and be.
trayed them. Tha. is the party that has
invited and deserved punishment -
Rochester Herald
The local organs of McKinleyism
viii serve the> interests Of their party
best By maintaining profound silence
as 70 the cause of the reduction Of wages
by the iron and steel trust The cause
IS clear TO every one who chooses 10 see
The trust reduces wages because il has
the power 20 do so, and the taziff gives
no help to the hapless workmen- The
republican tariff Is fraud II protects
only those who. like Mr.. carnegse.
need no protection. but are hungry soE
more money 70 add 70 the miliioas
which the tariff has enabled them q
take from the pockets Of the urPre
tected eonsnmer.-San Francisco ES
aminer
Shortly after the firing began s.
Homestead President Harrison and
most Of the white house outfit bo7rzea
train al Washington and retressss
hastily 10 the Adirondack wilderness
gen1te and comparatively uusFe
gnensed psrtion OF New York stsse
Mr.. Harxis4au Is not Is ali Atrai5 O
being hif By stray bullets, but lie s@
dcabsedly desires 70 pail7sophIzs 3 hiss
the troHbae = On What he tesTs =
weil-direesed hAllota- He would i.Ss
% Be cut Of reach of resazsSstaon -
TROOPS &c detend carnegie's prosse.e~
sse@l worka against Carregics pr
tseted buG loeksd-oHt working
- le1is ssRshlis
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
STORMS ABROAD.

Many shipwrsehs Reported on the Eng
llsh Coast -Iise-saxers Lose Their Lives
while TrytRg 10 Rescue an Imperiled
Vessels Crew.
LONDON. July si.--iigh winds and
heavy rains are general in Great Brit
ain. The storm came in from the At
lantlc and reached Scotland Tuesday.
IL travelled In asoutheasteriy direction.
developing into a gale. From many
parts OF the coast a number Of minor
shipping casualties are reported
The British bark Maxwell, Capt Fra
ser, bound for San Francisco, was
wrecked during the night of New
brighton. where the Mersey enters
Liverpool bay sWhen the Liv-
erpool iife-boat was near the wreck
IL capsixed and the crew were
thrown into the water. Most OF
them elanR 10 the bottom of the
overturned boat hat tive cf them sank
into the sea and were drowned The
llte-bcat was cast ashore at Hoy lake
about miles from Rirkenhead. he
sides The two lost by drowning. one OF
the survivors has died from the effects
of hardship and exposure and three
others are 10 badly battered as TO be 10
. dangerous condition..
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

VIZ have been informed u q good.
looking, well-to-do and popular young
bachelor nos = thousand miles away
who was being teased by the young la
dies Of u club for not getting married
lie said: '1'li marry the girl whom. ON
a secret ballot yon elect 10 be my
wife" Each girl went into a corner
and ussd great cssstionin preparing her
ballot and Disgusting her handwriting.
The result Of The vote was that there
were nine votes cast each girl rceeiv.
ing one. The young man remains .
bachelor. the club Is broken up and
the girls are all mortal enemies
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

SovrA. July at.-The trial By court
martial 81 the sixteen conspsratars con-
cerned In the murder Of N. Beitcheff.
the Bulgarian minister OF finance.
who was shat dead in the street
on March 70. 1901. has been con-
elasied Fosar u the prisoners, MilaroE
ropaa. CheorEiev ard KaraguIaff. were
condemnea 10 death. Seven others were
sentenced @ terms OF imprisonment
ranging fran sixteen months to ffteen
years Lepavszeu was condemned 10
BE- executed after scrving a tern of ave
yrars isnpriSuamens. The other priso-
ners were aeQuitted
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

DKrRafr. Mieh-. July sa.-The fnarth
day af the Rgae Riblson maeetieg cssexassi
wixh a larger crowd rrrsenf than ca
any day exceps the opening day The
weather Was favorable foT fast iizne ard
al TIRE ecnastians were eacouragiag fox
Nancy Hanks - saese@d in her eEexz
10 Iowex hes reeora. bat wEaen she
made the attempt she aSd mas sn0eeesi
Ia guing faster than 2stiA. The ffes-
fer~an trsss was the fastest free-for-aIl
ever frotteef In the wurla II was wmn
Is Jack. hsA tinar for she three heass
eeing SsisA. 2sIsA. asfSA Box1naa
Milm0re. sseeasAs Alvin. thir3
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

included under the reciprocity section.
at rate of one and one-half cents tax
uer pound, but with all New England,
except Maine and Vermont. in the ball
ance, President Harrison has not dared
to enforce that section The victims of
a bunco game. the Armours now refuse
TO lend their skilled hired man to Har-
rison, who is in need of precisely those
services covered in his former descrip-
tion of Mr.. Campbell. The whole epi-
sode Eliminates republican, protection.
II Ihanv Argus
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
SUFFOCATED.

Three workmsn in n Chicago Tannezy
Perish by Gas Fumes while Trying TO
Rescue n Companion.
CHICAGO. July 2a.-Three men went
TO the rescue of Albert Szliga, who had
been overcome by gas while in a vat in
tapnery. Five minutes later
two of them were dead, while
the third was in his death s'sroes.
Szliga. for whom they had given
their lives, was the only one of
the four who had entered the tank and
survived. The accident happened in
the tannery OF Louis Huck & Son. at
the corner of Elston avenue and Brad
ley street. shortly after 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The three men
who sacrificed their lives for Sxliga
were: Carl stcinert. John Rybarczky
aud Frank Spekowskl The last two
were married.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

ls the recent municipal elections In
France the socialists carried the cities
a Marseilles. Touion. Toulouse. Mar.
became aud Reabaix. Their programme
Il that adopted ~ the Workingman's
xcnxresS ~ L.yons, which calls for enc
free meal aday Tor children ia the pub.
lie schools and free distribution 70
them twice q year ~ shoes and cloth
ing; working day of eight hours with
milllmnm wages 10 be fixed by the city
couNelli fFee medical trcatlnent and
aFugl II ecst for ali clsisenss free legal
advice for worksngmen. and free fuod
and loslstng feF laborers without q flx~si
xnslaence ID search Of work.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

A CORRESPONDENT Il Informed that he
cannot obtain patent from the gov.
erumnnt of the United States fof n me-
ehanical devise or process invented In
Germany and patented there, though
not patented In any other country.
Patents are not granted In this coan.
try 20 other than original dis
eoverers or inventors er persons who
believe they are such and who make oath
that shey are such. The examiners
in the patent office search the patent
records Of all countries before they de-
eide on the originality cf any claim,
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
hARRITY IS CHOSEN.

Made Chairman of the National Demo-
cratic Committees. p. sheerin Is Sec
retary.
NEW YORK. July 22.-Tbe democratic
national committee met at 1880 p. m.
Thursday and Immediately proceeded to
business The committee was called
to order by Chairman Brice, who
briefly announced the object of
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

Mars i clnser Ia the earth now by
many saiilions ef miles than il has been
for hfteen years and ali the astrono-
mes of the worla are watching the
Planet anxsoasIy. Mars i ~ much like
The earth in many Ways ~ almost err
tainly inhahssed and possessing such
curious features. that We want 10 know
mere about the cooaliaon of things
there as nearly a. may ke. One cannot
throaRh telescape. determine whether
or not they have an election On. a. II
lalsor truahies are presalems thsz SUM
'anes. bat We may iesrm something shout
their great canal SYSTEM aud other
striking teatnrcs ot The paanet
The Negro world., 1892-07-23
A REJECTED APPOINTMENT.


II is not unlikely that the Armour
dressed beef trust ordered its attorney,
Mr.. William j. Campbell, whom PreSi-
TENT Harrison selected rs chairman of
his national COMMITTEES. to refuse that
Office The refusal certainly does not
rest ON Mr.. FarwelI's letter. In which
the presidents description of Campbell
as professional lobbyist was made
public. The beef trust, however. has
grievance. -Four years ago il contrib
ated sloe. coo 70 the Harrison corruption
fund on the understanding that when
the republican tariff was made up a
duty should he placed on hides. That
tax woaad have heen worth S2s0. O0o 70
the Arsnonrs. 50 their investment OF
sieo. eco IN Harrisoa and proseetioutsvn
was one Of the best the trrn ewer made.
according 10 eo0traet Mr. McKinlev.
IN the preparation uf his hsgf. gs.4 n tar
npon Riase2. Bet tins leather iadussrs@s
Is the SoantFy objected stronxgy 20 The
prcposed tar on thelr raw materials.
In the struggle three times the Armouvs
foreea Ne kinley's conmissee - live m
10 she ante-elexiaon eontra<t. ard tAex
were finally beaten only when N~w
kagiand republican eungresamen ve-
fused poanteaank 70 vc8e far the Ne
ktnlsy taEtH IL the tax On hides xss -
~ 1o sasiaI tAs Alranours hsaes wsrs
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

the meeting. and matters were
then carried through in such a
prompt manner as to show that the
whole business had been settled before
the gathering. w. f. Harrity, of
Pennsylvania, was elected as the new
chairman OF the committee, and 5. r.
Sheerin, of Indiana, was reelected sec
retary. Robert b. Roosevelt. of New
York, was elected treasurer of the
committee to succeed Charles j. Canda.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

oMABA. Nnh. July Silt has heen
discovered than M n shryoeh. Of rass
eoansy. Neh.. rnemher a The late leg
szlaEnre. who died az hcart disease al
the Murray he4n1. Ia this ctr ua Jnly .,
was - ISa Nk0kt IN bis seeounta a.
seAaal treasurer and S. eae as aNaminis-
trasor ef sha zsamiS estate ~ Esoassv ie.
II i sAougha saAaa BIS estate will Anspsy
e.yvxg sA@ shortage.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

HALIFAX. n, $, July 2s.-Gen. Sir
John Ross has received cable dispatch
from the imperial authorities ordering
him 70 send a company Of royal engi-
neers to St. Johns. \. +. They are re-
quired there to blow down walls which
are either dangerous or difficult TO re-
move by ordinary means. The number
of families burned ont Is l,s74. making
Z, ,oe0 homeless people.
The Negro world., 1892-07-23

THR man who spends half an hour
trying TO kill one vicious and PERM.
ciousiy active fly may feel encouraged
or discouraged, according 10 his point
Of view, by the scientific declaration
that the progeny Of house ny every
ak weeks reaches the respectable
grand total Of eight hundred and forty
thounnnd