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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

f4nitten purbe. WGbrenb Ct rorfe:
cine @eidp, nbisteit ron 5O,Ce1tim:ter
bate, maa'e e. na@ ber, gntfern.lg
Der SdranafloKe nur nod % Cent?
meter in Der Setunbe. Wurben bars
auf bic 8ruits rnb GaudfloNen obges
fdnitten, 70 belt ii4 feline @e'4ptns
bigtett auT Is Gentimeter. Dos Mbz
fdnsieen ter Soften auf MUIR easr
Seite lit ibter fir ben gii4. als ibrs
sleih3eitise gnt;ernuns ouf be ben
Seiten, Ia es i'm aus b'm @leit9ez
pidt brinet. Gin 8arpfen. Der IN etz
ner @etunne einsn Neg bon 30 Sem
timeter auriidlesen mirbe. naht Der
einfttoen GntIe nung ter 5lonen MUIR
nod 26 Gentineter; er brin3t es ples
Der auf SO Gentimeter. tpeun aud bic
GloKen ter anoeren Sette obs'' @ntts
ten trerben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
0cid&piwoiatttt Der Tif1e.

go lei9t e5 1T, bic @ef4mtnbtsteit
ber 2anbtbiere gu befttmmen. 10 groBe
@@mierigteiten ma@t bic 9en1uere BE-
ftimmung ber @e}9minbigtett Der
side. Ser fran30fif@e Torf@er g.
&egnarb bat aber 1lr3li4, tpte man
berihtet, bie1e @@mierigteiten gu lberz
minben eepuBt, tnbem ct bic Slide IN
rinafDrmise MaTer9efdbe bro4te uao
biefe bur3 einen elettrif@en Motor in
Drebung be1febte, beren G4neqig:eit
permittelIt automati14 orbe .tenoer
@orri4tunger 9enau beitimmt merben
tonnte. @obalb bic Drsbun9 beginnt,
fu@t ber Slid gesen ben @trom gu
i@mimmen. Ytur tptrb bic @ef4minz
biqfeit Der Dre9ung permebrt, Big Der
slid unter b0dler Mufbietung ieiner
&rdfte auf elmer Stelle e3en bleibt,
pbmobl CT f9mimmt. Mlsoann 1T 1etz
ne @e19minbigteit serabe berjen gen
bes Fl brebenben Gefdbes geld. 90
eraab 1i@ bic @e1&winbi9teit zines
Rarpfens bon 6 @ramm @epi4t 9leth
SO @entimeter in Der Setunoe, zines
Rarpfen bon 3 @ramm gle So Gem
timeter, pGbrenb Elm britter &arpfe,
BON 5, @ramm nun 20 Gentimeter in
bsr @etunbe ma4te. Gin @eibfii4
BON 1 @ramm 5etgte cine @e14tptnz
btatstt bon 80 Gentimeter. Na4 5
Minuten ma9te ct nur mod 80 Geaz
timeter, unb na@ Is Minuten tpar er
10 ermibet, baB feline @el4mtnotgt.tt
nur nod 16 Gentimeter betrus. @s
qebt al1o aus bieien @eriuden berpor,
Sab bic Slide cine iebr 9robe Sc
{@pinbiqteit erreiden t6nnen (bas
3Sebnfa&e ibrer &Drperldnge in ber
@ecunbe), bab fie aber bic bamit perz
fnipften @ni trengun9en ni&t lanse
ausbalten.
Die 8ebeutung ber 6lofen fir bic
@@neQtgteit oer Tortbepegung ergiebt
{i@ aus ~fol1enoen @erlu4en. @inen1
&arpfen, bet 60 @entimeter IN bet e.
tunbe ma4te, idn tt mon bic 9 uitz
flo1en al; ct ma@te jeBt muir mod 40
Gentimeter. @obalo man aber bic
@@man5floNe abi4ni!t, ma9te CT muir
nod 13 certimeter. Mttbin tit bic
@&manafloKe fir bic Tortbepegung
am mi6ji9iten. Dies 5eigt au& Elm
anberer @er1u9, fei benz etnem &arz
pfen 3uer|t bic @Anan3floh. atgez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Dapton in 9ennefee mtrb bi

-Mus Dapton in sennefee mtrb bi.
@eribunq zines greuli9en Werbre@e75
bert@tet. Ser ongeiebene Barner Gonz
len bafelbjt bate ber pol'2et qemelcet,
bah feline beiben fletn>n &oAter berz
f9punben {eien; auf be: 5uthe rah IL
men purben bic &tnoer in elmer berfalz
lenen @itte am GuBe bes @ebtrses
bal6tobf aufgefunben. Or @ater batz
te ibnen au ether Tabrt na& @atbburn
in Dem %genannten Gtaate @elo sez
eeben unb fie batten fi@ nab benz
auf ben Meg gemaht. S0rt
murben tie in benz @arte3immer ton
bret MeiBen 5uer1t angeiprofen. 1oz
banr aber qetpaltf am na4 ber 9utte
qef6leppt. Die l1nbo..be b~efrieotgtea
an linen lire pie9ii4e 2uit, beraubten
fie I'm aues @slb unb bic @iienbabnz
fabrtarten unb lieben' fte in bet 9itte
bilflos liegen. Die MGb@en ertannz
ten in ibren 9eini9srn bret &erle Naz
mems Sobn @ob1eb, Green Yr or uno
&. g. Dates. 9ie 1dmmtli4en Tarz
mer ber umgegenb beftnben fi4 auf Der
@uhe na@ ben @trol4en, UNI tie, trenr1
fie lie fanaen, au lpn@en:
Gin furbtbarer M{ahenmoro TT
inn 9omelf@en Sire T., Rublono, oer<
lift pprben. Cine Ssrael tin, Dere11
iiebeniGbrieer @obn unb bret SDhter
bon Is, 8 unb z Sabren, fotpte elm Mrs
better Res fena9barten @u'sbeiBer5.
Der bic Na@t i'm 9auie ter 6rau auf
beren Bitten 5ubra@te, iino ermoroet.
Nur bic dlteite breiasbnjGbriqe So4ter
5etote nod f@pa4e 2eben55et4en, ob<
9lei9 an ibrem Muftommen ge5petfelt
mirb. 9te grdBliHe Morbtbat 1T nit
einem @e'l tegan9en noroen. gle
MDrber 1inh trpb energi14er Na4forz
19ung ber poli3e! nod niht entoedt
porben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

BUR re@ten 3eit ridden atpet ioebe'
er{ateaene @9riften bic Grage, b.
beibe1 Mmerica bur4 einen @eetpey
au trennen, aug benz @eri@ts1aal uno
aus ber triiben M%tmospbdre bes part
{er SCANDALS tpieber in bas @ebtet
Der te@nif@en unb ftnan3iel1en M1g<
li@tett. sSn {pitemat1h unb logii@
burbba@ter @lieberun9 behanbelt Dr:
2inblep 81. &easbep in 1einer Bel &arl
9rubner in @traBburg als 9tft IA
ber .Mbbanblungen aus benz ltaatsz
piNeni9aftli@en @eminar gu @trab<
bura" beraussegebenen @@rift Scr
Nicaraquaz@anal" bic @e14i4te, bts
te4ni{@e unb f~tnan3iene MDgll@teit
bes Ylanes elmer Du14{te4ung Der
Qan6enge unb bic borausit9tltfen
banbelspolitif@en Mtrtungen bes I'M
ternebmens. @r entpidelt i'm l.. 8ude,
mie beim Muftauden ber S1an1ttfra9e
aur 3eit bes Mercantilismus bas Ga
Yalproiect als elm @e9ierungsunterz
nebmen, bann aur 3eit ber @ntmtdlu1g
beS mobernen 2iberalismus unb Snz
biptbualtsmus als Elm nationales uno
3ur 8liitbsBett bieier 4nf@auungen
a[s Elm internationales Pripatunterz
nebmen aufgefaBt unb in ieiner DurG<
fubrung eeba@t tpuroe, Biz bic Neu5ett
tpieber faft gum Musganaspunct 3uz
riidfehrte unb buau iiberQeht, bas @d>
nalpro;ect als Elm nationales @taatsz
unternebmen enblt9 gu rermirtli@en.
Diefe &arftelung be3tebt it4 aus
{9lieB(i@ auf bic Ser. @taaten, unb
BET 8erfafer bleibt 1etner patriott=
fden 8ebanblung Der 5rage I'M Snz
tereFe {eines @aterlanbes getreu, tpenn
ct bebauert, bab Der 1ebte S4rttt, bic
riitbaltlo1e 8etbetli9ung Der &egtez
rung ber Ser. Staaten an benz Inter
nehfnen nod ni4t erfol9t 1T. I'm
atpeiten 8u9 e bebanbelt Dr. 2tnblep
M. &iesbeD bic baute@ni1@en MDgz
li6teiten Der bret 9ran1tpeae: an
ben eroBarttgen, aber fir bic praris
an rielen MGngeln letbsnben Plan BON
Cabs, bic Geei@ife ouf elmer @t1enz
babn iiber ben Sitbmus BON Sebuanz
-tep:c 3u 14affen, bas pertra&te 81
Observation-Disclosures unb ben i'm
Sabre 1889 bon Der Maritime Canal
Company be9onne zen @dleuienm:g
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Gin 8nr9ertrte8
ut In ber INSTRUMENTATION Ncs
publit @ouburas in eolem
Gauge. ..
Gin aastmtiner &ries b + &epubli'en
GentralamcrifaS riro
bejiirdtst.

Wte Vepe1@en aus FdndWd pe!a>
gen. lit i'm flolihen 9onburas cine
reue Reooluttpn ausoebro4en. tpelhe
aum Sturae bes prGiibeuten pinciaro
Qiepa fubren unb mDgli9er Meife oQe
~mittelameritani4en @epubliten in
einen 3rieg pettpideln mag. p~olicarz
po 8oni1a lit Der Tibrer ber neuen
Mepolution unb ct bat bieielbe 10 gut
in Gang eebra@t. RAP ct ieinen s rsuns
ben. in Banana 1aaen lieb, bab ber
Grfols bereits seii@ert lei. @eneral
Serrencia Sierra fefebligt be repoz
lutionGre Mrmee, tpel9e 8onila orgaz
niiirt bat. 81 men erten Gig er>
tGmpfte 8oniQa am 5. Mar5 auf Der
Ylaaa in Gboluteca. Der senannte
Srt tpar bon 1900 unter benz BE ebz
le bes Generals Matue feSennen Nez
gierungs1olbat,n befeBt. 8oniqa uno
General Sierra sriffen bic 8etabu19
nit muir 1000 Mann an. @ie ftie>
fen auf mutbigen Miberitanb, unb es
fanb auf Der pla5a Elm bibiaer &f
{tatt. 8eibe parteisn erl item 14pers
0erlufte unb es purben biele @ebdube
2erf0rt. Ma9bem Der &f lsnser
als 3wei @tunben oetpdbrt butte, maz
rem bie Sruppen bes @ens1als N'atun
ecn0tbist, na@ Mmopola gu tlt,b \ uao
Gbpluteca, 1omte enc grobe Wense
@affen uno pi:le @.fan enc in ben
6inben Der fie9re den Teoo,utiondre
gu laKen. Qe5tere finb entf&!ohen1.
ibren @;eg tpeiter gu ~perfo(9en uno
8onila unb @irra befinben ii@ iebt
auf Dem Mar14e na@ Sesuctgalpa in
Der 6offnung, baB es ibnen geltnsen
tperbe, bic 6auptftabt gu nebmen uao
ben @iea ber @epolution gu protlamts
rem, ebe bic @eg'erung 3eit Fat, ft4
bon ber leberraf4ung gu er9olen. melz
de ibr bic Nieberlase in @boluteca per-
urIadt Fat. Man ertpartet, bab blnz
nsn II eniaen 1aaer cine ent14slbenbe
@@la@t ami19en ber Mrmee 2iebas
11nb ben 'MerolutionGren 1tattftnoen
tpirb.
Sn3tpi1 4en e1t1tehen Nermldelumgen'
tpelde einen algemeinen Rrte9 3tpi14er
ben INSTRUMENTATION Republtten
berbeifutren m6sen. Prdttoent Giepa
be54ulbigt bic &egierun9 ron Niearaz
qua, 8oni1a unterltibt gu baben, bic
Mepolutp on berbei gu fibren. ST bal
cine Depei4e na@ Managua gefanot'
bur9 mel9e ct bonn prGlibentsn So
ca3a cine @rtldruna forbert: Praitz
bert 2iepa re@n,t auf ben 8eiitaro ron
@uatema,a, unb faQs prdfbent Ga
caaa ben @erfu@ MAIDEN foIte, @oail:
la often gu unteritiiben, mosen ard
Gotta Mtca unb @alpabor ben Rrleq
qe9en Nicaragua ertldren, 10 oab a4e
INSTRUMENTATION &epubliten, big
auf cine, in 8lutpergieben bertptdel'
merber mirben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

Mus benz &e~9tpertsbs5irte 8az
TOPPLES in benz mer,canif@en @taote
@btbuabuo tommt bt, M1&rt4t
BON ber embedding reifer Stl6er< uno
@olbla9er auf benz 8eiibtbume bon
Mleranber 6. Sbeperb, benz ebemaligen
r8oB" @beperb aus Der 8unbesbauptz
itabt @afbington. 81 @ilberaber erz
qiebt BON Der Some @rs @ein{tlber i'm
mertbe bon $27OO, mdbrenb au@ bic
anoere, cine @olbaber cine Guberft ret<
DE @usbeute perfp~t@t. Gin @tud
@olber3 bon BET @r0be zines Pfannz
tu9en erg1b Bel 1a@perHanoiger Brit
funa einel1 @otbpertb bon $42. Der
erite @in1dlag purHe 14on tor etnen1
Sabre gemaht, aber erft tir5lt@ pur=
Ben bic ret9en Naturi4Gbe i'm @@oobe
Der @rbe entbedt.
- Sn 81 n Dorf fepiQi9te Der
@taatsi enat tpeitere $4,000 fir bic
Nep Dorter Mb'teilung Der Meltausz
iteQung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
&atte Ter Sob bes sultans Nli:
ben Saib Sbrpnmirreu
sur Tulgc.
eeiu sobn &alio iudtc mit Wcualt
DC @erridait an iid 81
reiBcu.
Mber CT mubtc iciuem ais Sbronerben
eingeicBleu Sruoer
.+N =. -
lpeidem. "a.

tn ber Ma4t bonn s. gum 6. Mdr3
per}tarb in Sanfibar Ili ben Sab,
Der Sultan (ober Sappib) bes slei&z
ramigen Snielrei@es an ber 0ittifte
bon @frita. &aum bate ber Sultan
bic Muge1 se1@lof1 en-, ais 1etn ben
@nglan0ern fetnbltder .Sobn &alto
bur9 cine 9intertbir hs palaites
in bent elben einorang, ii4 bes @eid1=
bes bemd&ttgte unb es perrammeln
lieB. oils ieop@ @eneral Mattbeps,
ber Miniferprdiibent, ipfort Sruppen
anriden lief unb ertldrte, ct perbe
ben palaft aufammeni&ieBen lai1en.
tpenr ber1el6e ni4t fofort 9e0ffnet trerz
be, tro9 Saith gu &reu5e. 9ie 3rupz
pen rudten in ben Yalait Elm unb prtn3
5amio, Der p6n ieinem @ater gum
Sbronerben ernannt unb als 1olher
bon ben Gnsldnbern a%nertannt morz
ben mar, purbe als neuer Sapptb pro-
tlamirt. Gin GROCER Sbeil Der Gin
geborenen iDmpatbiiirte 5tpar NIT Raz
lib, benz 6elnbe Der rbDfen @nglanber"
bic ben @epinn brtngenben Stlabsnz
banbel perni4tet Eaten, aber lie ragz
ten es ni4t, often fir i'm ein3utreten
unb Dant benz ener9ti@en @sn 4reiz
ten ber briti1den 8eamten purbe bic
Mube ni4t tpeiter 9e5tDrt. General
Mattbeps bleibt Premierminifter UNI
ter 9amib.
@ie es 1deint, batten bic @n9ldnoer
Bel benz Sobe bes Sultans Mtrren erz
tpartet, benn fpbalb bas Mbleben beS
@ultans betannt mnrbe - ct itarb
UNI ESQ frib-murben Marinez@o
baten BON benz i'm 9afen liegenben
briti1@en S4ilf rPbtlomel" gelanoet,
pel9e bic 3usdnge gu benz Pa!aft be-
.1ebten unb fpdter &alib CUR Hdumun9
beTe1ben atoansen. Der uiurpator
purbe als @efansener abgeflbrt. Ma9z
renb ber @orglnJe im Palais bielt bic
unter britifden Offt3ieren ftebenoe
@inqeborenen<p oli3et bic 0rbnun9 IN
benz @ingeborenen<W iertel aufre&t uno
perbinbe1te jebe Demonitrat;on ber ara
bt{9en 8eb0lterung.
Str perforbene Sultat, mar m Sab
re 1865 geborer. Mdbrenb ietner Re-
qierunqs3eit tpurbe @ani ibar in 6olge
6es beutj4zensli1@en @ertra9s am l.
Suli 1890 urter Elm engliI&es protet<
torat gefteut unb erbtelt Elm enslt}4z
arabif9es Minifterium unter W}iniz
{terprGiibent Mattbetps. Sultan 9a>
nib Sen Satpan 1T BET @obn zines
p%erftorbener Brubers beS tobten Mlt
Sen @aib, unb mar na@ mobamebaz
nt59em Rebt ber anertannte Sbronz
folser.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

- Gin adbes 2eben bat Gerbinanb
MerriI in Suclon in Mrt7ona. ST
5@ob fi9 tirali9 in ielbftmDroerif4er,
MbFdt flint &useln in ben Ropf; 5tpei
bapon traten in ber linfen @4ldfe
mieber gu Sage unb bret, tpe1@e CT 1td3
in ben Munb ge14ohen bate, bur4z
bobrten bic S9doelbede; aleihpobl:
lit Der 0erpunbete no4 am 2eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

Mm. g. @urtis aus Dam
in Connecticut, elmer ber reifz
item unb befannteften 9rubenbettber
in Meuz@nglanb, III tir3li4 in fittz
terli&er Meife UNI bas Qe6en eetomz
men. Ct beiudte cine linn geb0rlgs
8ismutbgrube in Monroe unb befano
fi9 allen in benz @rubenbdus4en an
BET Miinbung bes @@a@teR. 9a bic
@rube seitmeilig ouBer 8etrieb tpar,
befanb ii@ Mtemanb in ber Hfabe.
gi0bli@ eret9nete fi& cine teftt9e @rz
plofion, melfe bas 9Gus4en tbetltpe i
a%ertrummerte unb bapon meter ob
rpbnenbe 2eute berbeilodte. Dtieie
fanben GurtiS' Bette pDqig 3eritiz
delt rpr; permutbli@ mar in bsr 9utt:
Dpnamit aufbepa9rt 9etueIen, tpe!Aes
Curtis rnpiFea 'li@ gum @1plooire I
oebraht bate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

-sSm MaicauzS beuter in gutareft
purbe bic @4au1pielerin @emma 60
peleanu in ter Directionstan3let bon
apet Mitaliebern bes Dtreetionsratbss
in ber {@impfl:@ften Weife mibbanz
belt, 10 bab bic &inftlerin f@tper trant
barnieberltegt. Nur benz ra1@en @t1z
qreifen meb1er:r @&aufpieler, bic IN
Bic &an3lei %einorangen, no lie Trluz
lein @apeleanu obnmG4ttg un6 NIT
3erriNenen &leibern borfannen, 1T IS
3u ban>en, baB bic junge Dame Dor
nod drgeren Mibbanblunsen unb nor
ber Guberten @4anbe betpabrt bl1eb.
Ser @orfau purbe fofort CUR &ennt<
nib Der Staatsanpalti@aft 9ebra4t,'
bic bic @erbaftung ber te;oen Direttoz
rem anorbnete. Sn 5olge bieler ur1erz
b0rten @tanbalge1@t4te baben 1dmt1ts
li@e Mitglieber bes Observation-Disclosures
hire GntlaKung 9enommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

g ia 6 burg. Sir bic @rbaltun9
unb @eitaurirung mi@tt1er 8aubentz
mdler iiub in bem nd4Niibrigen 2ans
besbausbaltsetat fir @liabz2otbrtnz
gen mieber betrG4tli4. @ummen aus
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Gie 0cutjd:c CT t., MaWai.

81. teuti&en Raufleute Sadfelo
(@labs, Miler uno 6adefslb iua.>,
@4dfer, 8olten, Mdrtens (9oH4li<
aer u. Co., friiber 9ofi4ldger u. eta
penborf, beberrI@en NIT benz bereits
mebrfa9 ertpdbnten Deuti4ameritaner
Rlous @predels bic 3uderausfubr 6az
tpaii's, bic auidbr(i4 mebr als Is Mtlz
lionen Dollars in's 2anb b1in9t. Diez
fe acknowledgements fteden binter Der
danaen MISUNDERSTANDING. De
Deut1den ipielen audi ioni in 6apat
cine berporrasenbe Rolle. @inem beut<
f4en 6pritmann 1T bic @erpaltung Der
ara terna9ldKieten Walopirtbi4aft
ibertrasen. Elm Deutf&er unterrt4tet
Bic 6apa!'er i'm @artenbau, unb in
beuti9en 6dnbert 1T cine Gtnri@tung.
in Der bisber 6apai nod uni5erirofz
fen baitebt, ndm1i@ bic @ertpenSuns
Ser 9e(ephonte I'M 1Fentliden unb priz
paten @ertebr,. Sn 9onolulu, einec
@tabt bon 10000 @%inpobnern, perz
iritt bas Selepho bic Stabtpo{t; ale
@'nlaounsen, 81 Rellunsen unb @uz
fragen tperben miinbli@ eema4t. Der
rnternebmer bate babon fdon 1882
monotli9 einen @eminn bon 1000
Donars Gin ebemali9er preubiI&er
Offa;er 1T Oberauffeter BET t6nisliz
den Seerben, unb Elm bieberer Sbirinz
oer. 8. 81. Wiebemann, ber NIT elmer
einbeimifden Gurtento&ter permdblt
1T, 1T 3peimal 6inansmini{ter eetpez
fen. @ein @9pteserfobn 1T Der &az
pellmeiiter Berger, pel@er lett 20 Sa3z
rem bic aus14liebli4 aus &anaten BE-
ftebenbe portreFli4e t6nisli@e Mtlt<
tdrmuiit leitet. Muberbem fnoet man
Deutl9e als @etperbetretbenoe IN allen
8erufs3meteen unb als poli5i1ten.
sic leben meift in {ebr georbneten Werz
tdltn;Fen. Mu9 cine beuti&e @4ule
debt es, berer Setter felt 10 Sabren Elm
S@lesmigz 9olitetner, @pre S0rgens,
it,. Cine beut{4e Stride 9iebt IS IN
6onolulu nidt, pobl aber auf Ranai,
bon tpp bret So4tergemeinben 9esrinz
BET porben 1inb. @uf Molotat, Der
esynftl ber Mus3dBisen, pirtt felt 1890
Elm ebemuliger 9amburger Nfllten5z
arrat, 3r. adrl 2uB, ben bic @egterung
fir bas @tubium ber f@redli@en
Rrantbett eeponnen bat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-19
The Financial Situation.

The people of this city should read the
statements of the banks published in THE
HERALD today. They are of the most en-
couraging character. Theys show that
these institutions are in sound and safe
condition. While so many financial es
adjustments are suspending payment
and SO many mercantile houses are max
ing assignments, it is truly gratifying to
see the stability of our home institu-
tions.
We understand that there is determi-
nation and an understanding among the
banking firms of this city, that they will
stand by each other in all legitimate bus
mess so that failure of any of them will
be among the strongest of improbabiii-
ties. That is true business frater-
nifty and sound business sense.
Now let the people exercise discretion
in a similar way. Let there be no panics,
alarms rs to their ability tor meet liabili-
lies. They are in such firm condition
that no ordinary process of business will
cause even a temporary suspension. They
are far SAL for deposits of money than
any private place OF boarding. Conf
d snce is what is needed in financial circles
and affairs. II is the lack of it which is
paralyzing trade and causing ruin and
disaster. Every sane person ought to Try
by word and deed to promote confidence
and avoid fright.
Such banks as are suspending in various
places as a rule have more assets than la
bilIties and only close up because OF the
pressure brought to bear upon them sud-
denly. They have to wait until they can
get breath before they go on again. Many
of them will resume; most OF them will
pay depositors in full. This is one of
those periodical panics that sweep over
the world. 1t will soon pass away and
business will resume its normal condition.
At any rate Salt Lake may well be proud
of the condition OF her banking institu-
tons.
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labor for living. But the Record justly
argues that it is vastly better than to
close down the mines and paralyze an IN
dustry on which thousands of men are
dependent.
This is an extraordinary time and it
calls for extraordinary measures. The
proposition is altogether different to a re-
duction OF wages in prosperity. A strike
under present circumstances would be
extreme folly. 1t would not force rise,
and there is no prospect of better rates
for the men at other places in
any part of the east or west.
THE HERALD has never favored the
principle of inadequate wages. Fair
prices for labor means general prosperity,
because working people spend what they
earn and the money is kept in circulation.
Good wages means good times for the
merchant, the manufacturer and the eg-
riculturist. But we have contended that
it is worse than folly for working people
to refuse work at reduced price when
the proofs are clear that it is all that can
be obtained. Idleness is preiudical in it
self, and when it is protracted the evil re-
suits of it are moi overcome for years and
in some instances never. Now more
than ever is a time when both Union and
nom Union workmen should be guided by
reason instead of feeling, and governed by
expediency rather than rigid rules and
cast iron regulations.
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The Fouling' of the River.

If there has been no fouling Of the
waters of the Jordan, as apologists for
Liberal civic stupidity have claimed, in
attempts to ridicule THE HERALD for its
exposures of the criminal poisoning of the
waters of the river by sewage, what is the
meaning OF the decision of Judge ZANE in
the case of VIM. LANGFoRD VS.. Salt Lake
city? II no filth has been poured into the
river ard there has been no just cause OF
complaint, why has the order of court
been issued to restrain the emptying OF
sewage into the Jordan and requiring the
operation of the pump night and day
which has been allowed to remain idle?
THE HERALD. in calling attention to the
ugly and odoriferous fact of the fouling
OF the river, had nothing in view but the
public welfare. In denying the existence
of the nuisance the supporters of the de-
PENDANTS displayed defiance of truth and
of public opinion that is as amazing as it
is shameful. And in striving to blame
THE HERALD for telling the precise facts
as mildly as the offensive subject would
permit, the motive OF our detractors ap-
pears paltry in the extreme.
1t is perhaps useless to make any sug-
gestions to the present city council in re-
gard to the disposal of waste and often
sive matter which, unless removed or
rendered innoxious, will breed disease as
well as faint the air. 1t is to be hoped
that change will come before many
months, and class of men be placed in
charge of municipal affairs that Will listen
to reason, have some regard for the pub
lie health and some respect for the wishes
of the majority OF the citizens.
AS to the river, the filth which has been
running into it, night and day, to the
special injury OF the people living in the
vicinity of the inflow will have to be
pumped away, or the city authorities viii
find themselves in contempt of court and
amenaole to its penalties. With the gray
ity system in full force and simple auxil-
larry measures that may be adopted under
new municipal regime, we may expect
to have clean city and and very much
cleaner bill of public health.
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Taking a Rational View.

The Tintic Miner has at length come
round to THE HERALD's way of thinking
in reference to the best policy for work
ing miners to pursue in reference to
cages. When The HERALD suggested
to them, at the time the Bullion Beck
was preparing to close down unless the
men would consent to reduction of
wages, that it was better to work at a
reduced rate than not to work at all, the
Miner endorsed the Union opinion that
we were giving bad advice.
The same view was taken by that paper
after the strike, when we showed the
great loss that had been entailed upon
families and the camp through the re-
fusal to work at the price the company
was able to give. But now the Miner
says: 1--WE do not, of course, blame the
Union altogether for the condition of
things now; other causes have had their
effects, but we do contend that the town
would have been better off had the
men who were here gone to work at the
reduced wages"
Better late than never. But if the
Miner had risen to this plane of opinion
earlier in the history of the Tintic diff
culties, it might have aided in bringing
about much better condition of affairs
than now prevails. Speaking OF the sit
uation since the Union was organized
it declares that it could not be worse.
We notice that the Park Record is tax
ing sensible view, in the start, of the
same question as it affects the interests OF
Park City. The proposition to cut
wages twenty per cent. and keep the
mines in operation is a serious one and
means great deal to men who depend on
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THE Globe Democrat is one of the yell
lowest OF the goldbug organs and is as
vituperative on monometallism as some
of the silverites are on the other side. 1t
says: ssThe silver men are divided up
into cranks, rascals and honest but mis-
guided persons. The first and second
classes, however. immensely outnumber
the third. - 1t would do no good to re-
taliate and call names. There is no argu-
men in that sort of language. 1t is not
persons but the principles of the coinage
question that need to be considered. Sill
yer men can see how such arguments"
affect them. They should profit by the
lesson and Try rather to convince than to
provoke their adyersaries.