davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-13
Setdubt uno berdubt
muroe eeffern abeno SRI. goa Murray in
ibrem 6inmer Don einem juneen manne
Namens uJohu Doe"

hl SSi1ELH @OCuO Ut )OO %ihaiLNI III
ihrem 6itnmer BON einem juneen manne
namens nJohn Doe"
Cine Ieltiame @eibidbtc, tpie iie betdubt
unb beraubt woroen fet, ersGbIte beute fritz
cine gut gefleiOete Dame, Die sum 8eiucb
Ser 0uSiteQung bterber gefommcn lit, Der
8Olt5ei her 6arrtionitrabee Station.
SRI. Soa Wtnrrap, 10 natnte it6 bic
iun9e Dame, er6dblte, oaB ite ppr einigcn
Sasen in benz Sauie, $50. 345 State Str,
etn 3tmmer 9enommen babe. 8orgeItern
NbenO babe lie einen iungen Mann fennen
geIernt, Der itb fur cinen 8u6baIter aus
9ab. W2it bietem babe iie suiammen bic
@eltausiteQun9 beiucbt nnD babe iib nit
ibm eng befreunbet. Sic bate, pie Tie err
3dblt, iiber 500 BEL fi6, mas ibr 8e9letter
ipobl tpuBte. @r babe tic nm Die @rlaub>
niB gebeten, Tie in ibrer 8obnuug gu beluz
6en, un6 ite babe t6m bieie @rlaubniB err
tbeilt. @eitern 9lbenb ~itattete err SRI.
WturraD nun einen 8eiub ab. gtacb einem
oueemeinen @elprdcb purbe Der 8eiuber
etipas suoringli6,
8l0bli9 ic1lug ct feline Qrme nm ibren
6aIs un6 belt tbr ettpas ul1ter Die geaic,
OaS tbr ibneu bic 8eiinnung raubte. oils
ite beute frib aus i6rer 8emuBtlofiefeit
pteber gu ii3 tam, faub ie ficb nob auf
bemielben Stuble iibenb Dor, auf ben ie
fi6 geitern 9lbenb 9eieBt bate. Sbr 8eiu9
mar fort uno nit ibm permiBte ite ibr
8ortemonnaie nit 500, lotpte ibren Sting
un6 mehrere anoere Sdbmudlacben.
6rGulcin MurraD ipedte lofort einige
anbere 8etpobner bes 6auics, feiner bon
bieieu bate aber ben jun9en Mann 9eleben.
| Sobann begab fi6 SrduIein Wfurrap iofort
nab Der BOIi5eiftation an Der !SarriiOn7
itraBe, mo- tic gegen uSobn 9oe", ME fi3
Der iunge Wann g~enannt bate, etnen 6afts
befebI unter Der 2tnfla9e, ie betdubt unO
berau6t gu Daben, erpirfte. Sic gab Der
8olt3ei suglet6 cine quite 8el6retbung bon
benz an9ebltben Gduber.
TrGulein WurraD tpobnt lit 8oifon unb
beftnbet ii6 felt stpet Mocben in Gbtcaso.
Sic lit erit 10 Sabre alt unb cine febr
bibi6e @rlbeinung.
, 1893-10-13
Oerbotener 6enus.

Stint feinsefIei6ete iunse v0amen" UNI
3pei ~ebepfaas elegant ausiebenbe 6errcber
6atten fub beute 8ormittag Dor &t6te,
8rGopea tpegen 8erlebung 6eS Rara9ra1
pDen 1920 5u Derantnorten. Ser betref=
fenbe 8arograpb be3iebt ficb auf ben 8eiud
bon Optum6Oblen. Die 2lngefla9ten
nannten iib Della Wbits, WfabeI &eeO,
Sou SOU, Mauo Gefirep, gtelte BiliOn,
Sra Gap unO NObert Sones. as ibrt
Namen oufgerufen murben, %antiporteten iie
nic3t, troBbem ite i'm @ericbtSioaIe anipe7
ieno paren. 9afir trat Ell. 6reuno bon
ibnen auf ben &icbter 8u unb erfldrte, baB
ii6 Die idmmtliben Nn9etlagten fitr i6ulz
big befennen. Der 0tibter Ieate ieOem Ser
iuueen Opiumraucber unb =&aucberinnen
cine Strafe bon S. auf, tpelcbe bon benz
6reunbe Oerielben prompt be3abIt tpurbe,
iooaB Der gauge SAT- in elmer halben Mt>
mute erle0i9t mar, Der Ort, tpo ii6 Die
tungen 9amen unb 6erren BEN Derbotenen
GenuB peri6afft batten, mar s. s. Sem
neiiD's 2ofal, 1877 Guitom Souie BloB.
, 1893-10-13

Die r@gence De GonitantinopIe" err
tldrt bic Weloung, nad tpeIber iingit BEL
SaIonidi mebrere S6de, entbaltenb so
nertiimmelte 0eiben, tpabri6einlib poliz
tiiber 8erbreber, ans 9ano 9eipilt tpors
ben pGren, ais cine b0sptuige @~rftnoung.
Die &oniuln Der fremben MtGcbte 9dtten
oas 9ementi beitGttgt. Sc babe iib n1r
UNI Die lufiinbun9 Ser 9eicbe 6es MGoe
ebenS %9e6anbelt, tpelbes iidb in etnem 9tnz
taue bon GeiltesftOrung ms Wteer geitirst
bate.
, 1893-10-13
Chef Brennan perthetot9t fih.
Or erfIdrt, oa6 11iemano fih oaru,n i'll fiims
mern babe, wen er ans Dem poli3eis
oten1t 3u entLafen fir aut hdIte.


8oli3eicbef Brennan MAJ nic6t tpenia
eritaunt, ais er Deute las, baB Der g olt5tit
6ogon iebr beitin1mt erfldrt babe, ben
0iebItabl zines &epplper5 unb elmer
Otomantna6el bon Ser 9eicbe Don 6prace
Nbams, ber Dor stpet 8ocben i'm Qlrltn9ton
0ptel itdrb, nien1als ,5ugegeben GIT 6aben.
IS lei iiber ben 8erbleib Der Sacben NIGHTS
befannt unb ct iet o~oIitGnbig un9ere6t be-
i9ulbi8t.
6err Brennan ia9te: vSB babe nte7
mals bcbauptet, baB 6ogan mir g~eitanber
babe, bic gaabel scftoblen gu baben, mobI
aber bat ct mir 3ugegeben, ben &eDoloer
genontnten unD bann an ben PoIl5tlten
@reen ge8eben SIT baben, Oer i'm auf Ser
langcn benz Coroner ausgeItefert bat. Die
Naoel lit nob INNER peribpun6en unb ba
Der Gebolper i'm 8eitb beS Yolt3titen ge=
funben purbe, 10 muBte ib bo6 natursez
mdB baraus iblteBen, baB ite alcb tptfien
tpiirben, no bic 1fabel btn9eratben iet. 8te
Dem nun audi 1etn mag, fir MIDI mar bas
9feDmen beS &ebolners 9run6 genug, Sic
9eute aus Dem 9ienit gu entIa1ien. 9ie
Sadbe lift ia iebt Dor @ertcbt unb Ste 8ei6en
peroen @%elegenbett erbalten, tbre unibulb
3u betpeiien."
Die Office 6es golisei6efs tpar beute
Worgen f0rn1li6 itberlaufen bon 2euten,
Die @inipru3 erbeben %tpOIten 9egen Die BON
6errn 8rennan eeftern ~nerfigten @nt=
~laliungen BON BoIt5iiten. Sebem @tnselz
men anttportete Der @bef, baB Die 9eute ent7
laiicn ieien rnb aub bIetben tpir6en. ST
%entlaiie nur 2eute, bon beren llntaugli6fett
er iib iiberaeugt babe. 0abet iet eS linn
ooafommen elei68iiltig, tpeI9er politiiden
8ortet Die 8etref1enben angeh0rten un6 tper
ibre Sreunbe leien.
, 1893-10-13
- Sas -
NbenOblatt Der SSQ. Stats 3eituna
lift in ben uuten uusssebeuem @sf4aftsm ,u Pabsu:

1T in ben unteu angesebeuen SeI96ften Az bobeu:
9soro1eite.
6. 5en,mer, 1899 2incolu Moe.
o.. 6. GteDban, ll5o Siucolu IoG
d03 @ros @pe.
402 &Dseoe 8puIeoarb.
u. 81. Semitic, 1921 Belmont Mna
g. 9olbman, 17A GIart ctr.
6. 81. Mopre, 442 Siucoln Qoe.
Son &pfabs. 4S5 2incpl1 @pe.
6. 81. 9aD, $40 2incpfE Mpe.
Sronf Magner, 597 Sincoln IbA
Solepb MtlHf, TAT Gineoln an&.
6. ~gteubous. $40 9incoln Aoe.
M1n. SaDIor, 10l7 SiucoGn As&.
%. Betting, 142e @Iarf Ctr.
Sacber. 457 gIart Ctr.
5rou Sin0emaun, 42l GIarf @tR
9. 81. 86r, 313 @larf Ctr.
90. q. W(ones, 267 Start Str
u. Sermoun, ISL @larf Str.
S. g. gtegert, 513 @lart Ctr.
8. @edner, 1904 @tart Ctr
3onb Bros.
%. SDppn1ann, S67 gIarf StK.
S. Smitb, 981 gIarf Str.
Srau 6. @aIfer, 453 mems 6t1
@. &utberfprb, 500 @eGs Str
Surnbu1, 545 @eas ctr.
81. 6. G61iet, $50 gDeIs Ctr
6. 80. @tpeet, 7o7 Meas Str,
S0btt Starr, $50 WenS Str.
o. gurrte, BOG gGens ctr.
6. @if1e, 344 @eas Ctr.
8. Siaer. 1863 MeaS St-.
Prutl, 119 9Seas Ctr.
Sobn @erf, 141 @ens Str.
Sobu 9udfeD, al 24eas ctr.
5rou 6. Spbnfou, 276 MeGs eta
6. mociug, 100 Meas Str.
S. Soaar. 1888 WDe1lS Ctr.
Q. SJerian, so geels ctr.
8. Meber, 1876 9arrabee 9Th.
Spffmaun, 464 2arrabee StE.
s. Berger, SIT 2arrabee Str.
Jrau &. Moreau, 225 DioiftoH Gta
She Columbus, $40 Dinifton Str.
6. We. @Dits, 4O7H 9ipiFOu Str.
g. g.. 9telIpu, 1874 9ioiiipn StE.
6. NnberIDn, S17 Siolfion Ctr.
3. Wtiiaer. 81 miaom Str.
8. u. Gbmtonn, 66 @t1DD St&
8. SGurtea, 81 state Ctr.
s.. Z. GiebL, 255 gIepelaub Nne.
3. @dbltrt, 391 Gebepid Oh.
80. 8. W}ebIer, 587 Seb9luif StE
81. GuQel, 1893 Sebstpif Str.
&reuIer, 1882 Geb9tpid Str.
SDDn Gteiu, 2s4 GeOeluid Ctr.
9itties, 262 Seb9WId Ctr.
g. 6. @utnant, 249 @lebourn @oG
Sapter, 4o3 GlsbDurn @oe.
q. gEe1s, 1923 Glpbonrn Mpe.
9. 90. 6dIid, "a @Ipbourn @ne.
gtobert 9reqer, 149 SGinpis Stf.
g.. Sthrober, 316 Marfet Ctr.
2tlpebGao Sc N}apmuien, 3ol wlarEet Ctr
Sortenberg. PIP Center Ctr.
$. grben, l39 @enter ctr.
srou 81. RuDn, AZ Gltgenie GtE.
Mue. ~Srdnsen, 50 gltetItie Ctr.
&bos. @Dbel. 116 Guneuie Ctr.
Nlar Stbteuitern, $50 8uib 5tE
, 1893-10-13
Buffalo BiII's Wilder Weston

I'm bel Der ougenblidLiden Notblage
&rbeitiu3enben bas @rlansen bon Sei6dfz
tignng mO9Ii6it gu erIei9tern, pir6 bis
auf @eiteres bas 4benbblatt Der Suiuois
Staats3eitung Stelcngeiube unentgeltlidb
aufnebmen.
, 1893-10-13

gruuo Solm, @milie G6wart. ..... 800
Sacob Ga Gue, Sattie &arr. ....... .22-2O
Noelore Slreott, Sea Gouleau. 800. .27-24
2utor Burbelaf, Qtltpnia SSomar. . .25-19
@rtit Spte9elbarer, Nu9ulta Nrnbt. 1884
Sobn @oot, @brtitine S9parb. zee. .32-33
Poul Solto, Warponna &olaf. ..... 51-45
Sobn 9tu, 9outie .23-19
9ouiS 8aumann, @aroliue Sn1itb. .21-21
gbmarb gSa99er, STA &oe. ........ 1919
Oapto @olomonn, Marie Sobel. .... .25-21
gilbert Warr, Bertha Gilbert. ....... .24-22
9arrp De Sane Auges, emma QSi9btz
m0f1. .23-23
Solet Stu5pnstp, Paultne @aiile1psfa 24-2O
gilbert Sl1oll, Weargrletta Sanlo1t. . i. .24-28
Samuel @brli6, Sberele Obrenteil1. .32-22
Stauisla1p &rSemtnStt, MartoQSolrsaf 25-17
Sobn Smuuien, @barlotte Smonlem. .24-21
SameS Sing, 2iQtau Ste1port. ..... ..22-22
Sacob i3tmmerlp, Suiau 4alp. 800. $3.50
gtacb Ger0ftentIi6uns unIeres a~eItrtaen
8ertcbtS ermirft:
2Sm. Qabntaltl1, Nr1ie 8arteIs.. .25-18
gilbert @iruns, Qrua Souee. 40
Hobert 0apes, Sennie Sian 1875
gilbert Nellon, gfeuie 9telI Dn..... .3O-22
Som. Wtl1Dr, gDa Yrentbts. ...... .41-2O
NnD Yeterfon, Caroline Suterbur9 1876
Sreberif Sromu, Sebo @iuis. ..... .51-35
Sreberif S6uetber, Bertha 6oppe. .25-25
Sonotban 0riSlep, @bit6 8eule... $50
Sobn Silbu, Marp &itonIef ....... $40
Sobt 9oDle, Wea99p Seuep. ....... .24-22
2lDwi9 Chile, 2t85ie 9filbbagen. 90. .35-31
@bas. Slmons, Nullie Graul ....... .24-18
Gbas. aaiion, Marsaret Maf ..... 1913
Benjamin. JtuBbaltm, Sarab 0eam. 1913
@brtlta1 SpIelt, 9or1irte 6anlor. . =. .28-22
Nl1breas QlloerI Jon, 6uloa @arll OH ..33-22
@amltel Iomanowstp, Dora Otor=
orni I eiiermanr, Selen oferlo6 80. sos
aIfreb Carl JON, Sbd Sobui n...... 1884
Nrel 8rebberg, Sellno 8reff ........ .28-18
Marttl1 8edel, @unte &uf. ..........4 3-23
Gbas. @tle, Mbbp Malep ......... .28-18
gilbert 9nitb, Matbilba 'Sobniou. .32-35
0aptb Duncan, Sba Stemart. ..... 1914
@m. 9ebu1eu, An1a 2anbauer ..... .35-22
6errp @iucent, Gltb Gurus. ..... 1924
Sranf Su6ne1ptcs, Marp Supers. -. 1927
0eren 8ente, 2i5;ie 6obbarb. . 1913
Marcin Marcintaf, Marp 3omassesfa 25-21
Geter @eber, Gatbarine 3etrueb. So. .24-2S
@laub Srnitb, Nora &rbrlls ....... .24-23
Batrid &alte, &o1e S%efferies. ....... .32-24
MorclS 2aSarus, Sba Sad1 ....... .24-17
Sames MtcGomb, gtbel Gobl. ...... 1876
8er1arb Settles, 2iSSte 6ennelt 5000. 21-1S
Oren Grolplt, Satee Su1ttb. ........ .31-31
0aniel S'8rien, Sennie &elep.. .... 1874
g8m. Sal6, Slorence 6%lentin9 ...... 1874
Sobu Sabert, Dtarp Go9forb. ...... .23-22
German gebntaa, Nnnte Sbatt. 49,. 1870
&baS. QlmoS, @loiia grilt9le ....... .34-18
Sames McQSbinnep, Antte @loper. 1873
Ole Stou9elan6, @lara Gam ....... .6O-19
8m. @ambolbt, Marp Oouuellp ...27-21
0oniel Gotlpbne, 0earp Sunwortb ..34-34
, 1893-10-13
OooesfGue.

8is beute Mittag pur6en folsen6e
So6esfGue angemel6et:
TreOerida 0ruef, 80 S., 50O6 Gbroop
StraBe.
9lusuit Mab, 10 G., 312 @ar6 StraBe.
Sra5ier Sreber, 3 90. 3G., 1926 Sernbon
StroBe.
, 1893-10-13
SOSeS=M nseigc.

SOSsS=9Gnseigc.
Grerubeu uub 9etannteu bic traurtee gtatbridt. bah
1tner ~oeliebter SDbn 9arrp 8. sc M er i'm Offer
bon 8 NSoben Iauft eutlGlofen lit. Sic @eer0iQuno tin.
bet BPM Irauerbaule. 9u. 1856 9GeIt is. Ctr. SQuIfton
ben IL. Oft nm ! tDr na4 benz ct. @onifa3iu8 @ottess
oCter itatt.
@ecrec g8inttmer, n.m
@taIina @inimer, etterH'
EDSeS=Mnsctge+
Sreunben unb @efonnteu blermit Die trourtoe geoG6.
rttbt ooB III ier lteber Water NIB SCbptegerpater
GottlieD Cuentaer
am MtttnoG. ben II. Sftober, I'M alter npr SO Sohrer
rub IL Monaten ielig i'm $oerru e~ntidiofen lit. Gte grs
e~rbigan9 fiuoet itatt pom 9ouie ieine3 5pbres @puis
SMeHtper, zoo Evergreen Ape, am ,Sonitag, ben IA,
title Sbetluabme bitten Die troaernoen @ttter6Iiebenen :
XoatS, So.sis, SGtg., Cares, @ua, 8inber.
&outfc gncattber, 9e5. Stem, SGblpicqertpchter
Atattin gSiuIaucr,
$sctsrO SGjNIS, -
gSiGiann ~Sfocti9, SVtpte9erloDne-
&3ctrD &cfe,
13oft2t
, 1893-10-13
Deiratbsi6eine.

8ts beltte Mtttag tpur6en bic foleenben
6etratbS16eine er1ptrtt:
, 1893-10-13

Meiu1t: ,5lfger 9~ebil6eter Wtann llDt ge1DQTtta
g5a1ng. M nnref IL 1853 SfaatS8e'tIIhs eFoetel'
, 1893-10-13
gteaengeinGe.

MeIu6t: Sin jungerWtaun iu9t irgeno tpel6e Ieiate
W @ei96ftiguug in Gfice, Store. 606rif Il. |. II.
13ot3t &brene; so 9oue Ctr, l. 6llr, 5rpnt.
, 1893-10-13

n e1u9t Sin b~eutihes Mtdb1eu iudJt cine Stele in
W Brinatbaus fir 2te ar6eGt. 9ta93ufragen 81
@Ourt nabe WelterH Ape. uu0 II. ctr. 130t3t
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. T. b. Lee will officjssh
morrow morning at / | at st. Paul
Episcopal church.
Fifth Street Methodist Church.
Sunday School at $3.50. PreschlI
by the pastor at II a. M and Isl
p. M. Subject of morning saaa
GA Bad Stopping" Epvoa
League at 1880. Everybody u
vited.
The Junior Department. Il N,
Young Mems Christian Assolsa3
will not have any meeting tony
but will he held tomorrow at
m. Last nights meeting WI
fine one. The boys Bible ID
less IN for tomorrow is; Menus
First Peter 2:2l, Isaiah 53:6, Ei
John 1910; Daniel 1913. l1'
9 p. m.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19

As to tariff, the old wool hat
might be retired
Talking on government owner.
ship, the speaker told OF the posta!
system. If the government could
carry the letter or the parcel it
could carry everything. The
banker is the same as you, and he
didn't blame him. Human nature
is the same. Cease to allow the
banker to exercise governmental
functions.
The obligation of the government
is based upon the perpetuity OF the
people. The bond is based upon
the money. Then let the bond be
taken out and let the money alone
rest upon the people. The fathers
refused to grant franchises. Thos.
Jefferson gave Washington his
written opinion on national bank
ing charter. Returned Tories
wanted to control the monetary
system of the states Jefferson said
no. The mortal shall own the
domain; that is what mortmain
means. The old barons and yeo-
many declare that the church of
God should not own their lands. 1t
would be a violation of mortmaln.
Who sustains the law of mortmain?
The Peoples Party. Who justities
its violation? The other parties.
God has given us hills and val
leys, rivers that roll their waters to
the sea, splendid manhood and all
this New York and her $4,000 mil
lonaires have confscated for her
use Theu 10000 such roads are
setting fat. Lst us turn the COW
half around and let the people get
in on one side, But the Democrats
and the Republicans say, don't turn
that COW around,
Davis read a lengthy open letter
to President Cleveland, arraigning
him and his policy. The letter ex-
pressed about the same views as
the speech.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19

properly expended would enable the
corporations to employ su"clent
npnber Of trair men to enable them
TO sleep when sleep is needed. Tic
explained the operation OF the z'ne
system in Europe, where tne gov
eminent owns the roads and divides
them into zones instead of divisions.
Cotton has dropped from $3.50
per bale in 1867 to $40 in ls93,and
the expenses of the farmer are the
same. This he attributed to
diminutou of the currency. lntia
ton was suggested as the remedy.
The speaker exhibited chart to
show the distribution of money and
showed that all the cash is caught
and held in the North and East and
the West and Southwest are left to
suffer Tor q circulation.
This the speaker attributed to
interest or usury called interest. He
said those who recently revised the
new testament had in the interest
of Wall street stricken out the
word usury and written it interest
in defense Of the Wall street nanip
ulators and money changers. The
money lenders enslaved the Israel.
ties by lending them money in the
DAYS of Joshua and it WAS justified
AZ war measure. Once in debt
on interest never out, and the
speaker told how the boy figured
the cat out of the well, who
climbed up four feet during the
day and fell back six feet every
night, as an illustration of how
man got out of debt under per
cent. The remedy is for the
government to own and issue
and loan the money direct. He
thought , per cent. for money
would prove enough. The gist of
the argument of Mr.. Vincent was
free silver coinage, government
banking ald federal control of
transportation and telegraph.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19
THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
The Conference Met and Went Into
Executive Session.

The conference met shortly after
. O'Clock this morning and then
went into executive session to hear
the committee on rules and platform
and consider other matters of
interest to the party.
In the meanwhile the audience, or
most of it, adjourned to the district
court room and listened to speeches
on the topics of the day. These
speeches were all repetitions of
what was said yesterday morning.
The resolution committee, which
was appointed to act upun resolu.
tlons Of every nature submitted to
the conference, reported to the
executive session at : o'clock this
afternoon. Allegiance to the Omaha
platform was recommended and the
Republican and Democratic parties
were denounced as having forfeited
the confidence of the people.
The executive committee had a
report at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The lecturers and speakers will
remain over tonight for the purpose
OF effecting a systematic organiza-
ton for work in the cause.
The Reform Press Association il
holding meeting to harmonic all
the factions.
Another committee has been en-
gagged in devising a plan of con.
Quoting the new Populist paper to
be published at Dallas.
Secretary Watson thought the
conference would adjourn tonight
after a short session.
Cyclone" Davis will speak again
tonight, and his hearers will learn
how ne got his picturesque soubri.
quet.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19
MIR. VINCFNIT'S SPEECH.
What the Great NOn-ConiOrmiSt Had
to Saw.

At the city hall last night Hon.
G. b. Vincent, Of indianapolis, the
we'll known Non Conformist editor
and lecturer, spoke to large
crowd. He is modest gentleman
whose appearance and manner in
dictate refinement, and his speech
shows that he has cultivated in
tellect.
He addressed himself principally
to the subject of railways, and
showed the mileage of the world on
canvasses. Judge Marion Martin,
of Navarro, introduced him.
He believed human nature was
improving, from debased ancestry
civilized man has advanced to a
high state. Possession Of wealth is
essential to civil cation, wealth in
such degree as will exclude want.
This lead to discussion of wealth
producers, who worked too long.
Forty men were required to make a
shoe, each making part, and
turning off shoes with incredi.
BILE speed, but skilled labor was not
compensated and the improved
methods enriched the rich but kept
the laborers poorer. Houseless
people dwelt close to lumber piles.
The exchange or barter system was
obsolete. 1t became necessary to
have money, and money in sutfi.
cient quantity to meet the demand.
1t was also necessary to have ample
transportation facilities for passen.
gers and freight, and also telegraph
lines. AS to telegraphy, Indians
sent messages first by tapping a
drum or tom tom, one post ,aklns,
up the taps and repeating from hill
top to hilltop, requiring just the
time lost in relays, but max ing a
rapid transmission after all. Fires
kindied on mountain peaks con
veyed intelligence to distant tribes;
man has chained lightning to his
use and the Western Union Tele
graph company has cornered it.
The right to build wires or rail.
ways belonged inherently to the
government, each occupied high.
way absor bed domain OF the com.
mon people. Toll roads were de.
scribed IN which corporation uu.
dertook to improve dirt road and
charge for driving on it. Railways
were toll roads with the toll gate on
wheels. The speaker advocated the
government establishing competing
railways which would operate to
restrict charges to living rates
Traiu wrecks we're caused by sleepy,
overworked engineers, who 60 to
sleep from exhaustion with their
hands on the throttles. The remedy
is to employ more engineers. The
earnings of American railways
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PopuIiStS Adhere to the
Omaha Platform,
AND BOTH OLD PARTIES DENOUNCED
As Having Forfeited the Confidence Of tho
People.

The state conference of Popu.
lists-Third party people or Refor.
mers-is now in full swing, and the
city is wholly given over to discus
sion about these modern crusaders
who are going to right all wrongs
in the body polite and produce the
panacea for all social ills.
The crowds have increased. AS
one of the reformers said, the
Campbells are coming, which senti
ment was echoed by another with
Yea, we are coming, Father Abra.
ham, one hundred thousand strong"
Like all enthusiasts and zealots
the delegates and those who believe
az they believe do not consider
time and place in the expression of
their views, which is not confined
to the rostrum Of the convention
hall, but the street corners TEEN
with apostles of the reform creed,
and wherever there are vacant chairs
or benches in a public place there
will you find expounders of the
Populist doctrines.
Every man, except the leaders,
who expect the earnest SEE ker after
the truth, az they construe ii, TO
come unto them and sit at their
feet, seems to have made a sort of
Peter the Hermit Of himself and
goes about the highways and by
ways, preaching the cause unto
them which will listen.
The city hall was crowded nearly
all day yesterday with delegates,
their sympathisers and citizens, all
anxious to hear what cure the Peo
ple's party was going to give the
sorely stricken land. The speak
ers were listened to with much in
terest and good humor, and if the cit
liens are not converted TO the reform
cause it must be because they are
hardened in their hearts or are "set
IN their ways" az a young Levite
of the new gospel, from the west,
said to News reporter yesterday.
Barring few speakers, such as
Judge Nugent and Mr.. Vincent, of
Indiana, the orators talked yester-
day in rather disconnected and
disiointed manner, jumping from
subject to subject with the agility
and rapidity of channels of the
Alps, and the minds Of the listeners
were kept on the jump, so to speak,
in order to follow the mental gym.
nastic tests.
Most of the delegates are farmers,
and as is the way of all people who
live in close communion with ma,
ture, their language abounds ia
metaphor, often quaint and pictur-
esque, but always aptly pointed.
They are all filled with anecdotes,
wise saws and modern instances,
which are introduced into the /
most serious statements, causing
the big audience to indulge in up
rorious laughter.
The unenligh,ened try to drink
in the copious draughts of wisdom
and knowledge SO lavishly poured
forth by the fathers, and if they
do not in every instance "catch the
idea" they are sure to appreciate
the stories and the jeremiads
against the rich and the proud.
Nearly one hundred delegates ar.
rived last night. and he was a lucky
individual who got a seat in the big
hall. Those who came in last night
were from the recent state Alliance
meeting at Bazette, as are most of
the other dele ltes. Noted among
them were Gen. Henry K. McCul- I
loch, Tom Gaines and Evan Jones.
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ALL AROUND TOWN.

The King Comedy company n
sented the "Lightuing Rid Ag'''
at the Auditorium last night
A lawn party will be given stu
residence of Judge Goodrich 90
Tuesday evening. A varied y
interesting programme VIII
given fol- the bene6e of the HS'
Gilbert Brown has sued the wv
and Northwestern Railroad y
pany for damages for killing 'p|
Justice Harrison is hearing thsp
Jake Decherd also sues ths1
road for damages.
The pulpit of Trinity Metz
church, corner Twelfth and
son streets will be filled az,
tomorrow morning and eyell,4'
the pastor, Rev. Chas. E. Gla a. T
The evening sermon will N Y
fusely illustrated with some y
fine picturea-large painting h
canvass-which will maze i
service especially interesting s',,t,
entertaining. A eordla! x Sn,lt
will be extended to ALL ''''
school at $3.50 p. IN.
c. C..l. yNoc, far aC0l0eu'