davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1893-11-04

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold at auction to-day five cars
of California fruit at the following prices
Natoma Nerdel grapes. 81 90; NatOma To-
kay grapes, 81 5O@1 so: CornichOn grapes
50; haltcrates Cornichon grapes, S5@9Oc;
kay grapes. 55@95c; Emperor grapes, 81 80;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

He k~osztuje jeden 1oinierzf Jeden
aoapierz kosztuje pr z~ecietnie rocznie: "
Auglii 1000 mr., we Franoyi 936 mr.. "
Niemczsch 812 mr.. We WlosEech 1852
mr.. " Austryi TAO nr. " Rosyi 72S
mr.. " Turcyi $50 mr.. zliozywszy to
razem, wypadnie utrzymanie kstdego
4oinierzs " Europe $50 mr.. Pomuo
aywszy 70 liczbe. chOcoy tyIko prsez 8
miliony, . bedziemy mieli 1850 600. OOO
mr.. rocznie m Same s.aAe wojrko "
Europie wydask6w. A przeciea VOL
ska staaego jest wieoei nia 3 miliory
. gdziei % rezerwy, gdzie laudwera,
gdzle pospolite u .enie, ma ktors pre-
OieA rok rooznie takAe olbrzymie kwoty
ldas boc wszystko M prsypadek prey
gotowane byc must. Co kosztujs bu
dowy fortec. zmiana broni, budowy
kosza.. ! t. p.
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CzasOPiSma.

w numerze nWedrowca" znajdujs-
my nader ciekawy, dwoma porownsw-
czemi tabliczami zaopatrzony, srtykui
p. Stanisiaws Czarnowskiego, p. t.
,,Dzieanikarstwo swiata i prasa peryo-
dyczns Polska". Welding artykuiu to
60, W I. 1890 ma caiej kull ziemskiej
wyohodziio ogoiem 5000 czssopism.
z tsgo rnypada ma Europe 2l,8OO, ma
Ameryke Ii, ZOO. ns Aye 800. IA Au-
stralie 700, ma Afryke okolo 200.
P.erwsze czasopismo po:skie p. t. pMer-
kuryusz Polski", zaio4one zostolo W
Krakowie W roku 1861. w roku 1890
wsEystkich czasopisu W iezyku pol
skim wychodIiio " Europie ZIP pc IA
Europe i12, ogoiem 324.
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ktII chcesz poda6 jake ogLossenie " 10
kiembsdz misjsc1 I csss;s, piss do Geo.
Z: Howen d Co., No. 10 spruce St, New
York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

ME Powieiziai MIC nowego: chcial IA
straszyc ME rastrsszyi.
w styczuiu Z. b. odbyc sic ma " Pa.
rytu xjazd prsedsrawicieli zarrad6w
Zwissk6w wychodztwa polskiego. spo
dEiewamy SIC, b bedzie on owocnym
70 wyb6r nowego Wydziaiu wypadnie
Pomyslnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

KAfDI, kto potrsebuje informacyi " dxie-
dEinie ogioezeh, najlepiej sobfe postapi
gdy kuPi egsemplArz BOOB for ADVERTISER"
saWieraiaca 1893 s~tronnic. Cena jednego do
lara Wysyta sic pocxt4 "a odebraniem male
tytotci. Za~iers spis sebrany skuratnie :
American Newspaper Directory wszystkich
naJlepssych pism, podAje iczoe ich sbonen-
TOW l Wsselkie dane tycsace sie ceny roznych
ogioszen bixnesowych. Address RowelPs Ad.
vernsing Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

Wsrod rozbestwionego msteryalizmu
moralnego uPadku ludlow Europy,
Polska ledyna wydala liczny zastep me-
Cow, ktorych obywstelskie cnoty j me-
czehstwo "a wolnos6, sfuaa j sl1syc ME
Przestsna ma wzor Ola ~o6ecnych i przy-
szfych Pokoleh. Ably rodak6w 70 szcEe-
goaami ich zycia o~bznsjomi6, Towarxy.
stwo Stanisiawa St&szyoa we Lwowie
Przedsiewzieio ~wydawnictwo ayoiory-
SOW tych wielkioh Polakow.
Nsstepne dziela So do nabycia a ].
Andrzejkowicza, So N. Front st. Phila-
delphia, Pa. Delegate Tow. st. Staszyca
Pc Genie z przesyika:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

Prosi0y czytd6, DO to dO6ra sciodomoSe
Ola scssystAich Polak.5so % Ameryes
GOn1ec 4 Isarn
CZASO' ISMO 1LLUSrROWANE
wychodxi Se Ltoosoie Cd lat szesnastu.
Posiada niexmiernie ob6ta, cieka~a, do
tytec.ns / Patryotyczna tres6, wtf6 4
ktoreJ Iawsze drukuje zajmuJaoe Po-
Mkt sic ME xnudEi = kaady sic pokrzepi,
5sosle mu y duszy I ma 'ercn lep ej...
Do Piersi lsdzkisj ale rromienie ssoncal
70 doore. piekne, ma szpsliach nile zgasnie-
DoDre pogiaszcse zie na odlsw ch.asnie.
Goniec { Zskra zamieszcza illustr.oie
Portretowe l dowc'pnr szklce humory
styczne. Wraz Z oso6nym dodatkiem
hlustrowanym, wychooz, oztery razy ma
m'eslac. Dls prenuuerstor6~ rocznvch
! poiroczny.h, oso6ne premje 6ezptatns.
NedsefaJacy prenumerste rocIDa a
dolaryb oproox c~alorocznej przesyskI
nGohca l Iskry", otrzy m lJa natyobmiast
try zeszyty Illustrowsnych Kiejnos6so
huDaoru, sdtyry { dotccipu p~oIskzego,
oraz posoicsc 70 trsech czssc.ach "a. ID.
C~hamskirgo PIT. Nosze Zycie; nadse-
iajRcy Poaroczna prenumerars Il dollar,
otrsymuja natycLmiast tyiko trey 10
szyty illustrowanych KLejnot6,o hume
~, sdtyry 8 doaocipu polskiego. Prenu
persture przesyf.c mo1na " kat ie,
chwIli; numsra Z poczatkiem drukuJs
cyoh she Powiesci p~rzesy.sjt sic bezpla
tnie. Prenumerature Z Amery XII nsjdo
godniej Przesyia6 dolarami papierowymi
" iistach rekomendo wanych, luo wre
szcie Przeks1em ~pocztowym pod adre-
sem:
Administrgcjd Gohca { Lskry,
LWO ", [Lembergl
utica KrasLe +" sklego /. 20.
Europa Austria : GalIcJa.
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Ii, Gsar'ss !. Vogs err G.. B,nInsr.. VI
s.Wolne Polskie Siowo',

"NOlne POlskie SiOWO"
wychodzi p~ierwszego i p~ietnastego kaa.
diego miesiaca. Podsje w~iadomosci !
Poglady Z pierwszej reki, tax Z kraju,
jak % en- z Cyl polskiej. = Pogla
dami sweml wyswiadczs wielke przy
sfuge czytelnikom " rozwoju umyslo-
wynn. UpowszechnIenie tego pisma jest
bardzo pczadanem W Ameryce - ia
uiose ulatwia nsbycie kaAdemu. Abona
ment roczny k~osztuje dollar jeden |
POI, Pienisdze posylsd przez Post Office
Order, adresujsc: n. Adolphe Reih, .,
rue du Four, Paris.
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,,SMIGUS"


wychodzi we Lwowie cd lat siedmiu naire-
gularniej dws ray m~IesiecEnie n 1 f6 !
odEnacza sic praWdziwym humOrem | wybor-
nymi ilustracjami, w~ykOnanyml prEss maj
znakoEdtszych artystow polskich 1 Zagrani.
cznych, Kto sic choo zabawic, Tozweselic /
pOuczyc, mech zaprenumeruie .,Smigusa',,
ktory zamieszcxa now dowcipy, Wesoie
Wiersze, humoreski ! satyry.
Ilustracye So takte kolorowane I odbIte "
siaWnym EakiadEie artYstycznym
A. ~rzyszlaka We LWoWie.
Gala prasa polska uznala ,,SmIRus
jake najlepsze pismo humorystyozne polskie
redagowane " duchu prawdzfwie polskim
Acknowledgements, pod hhsfen: R6wnosc
Wolnok6 ] Intercollegiate.
Do ,,Smigusa" jake beEplstny dodatek do
ieczane bywaja utwory fo~rtepianowe mai
ulubiehszych k~OmposytOr6w.
PrSedptata M ,Smigua" WynOsi:
w Ameryce: ~rooznie 3 dolsry.
p6irocznie ~ dolara.
Prenumerate najds godniej p~rsesyisN pre-
kazem pocEtoWym Tub dolaTami papierowy-
mi v hscie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pod adresem:
Administrators ,,SmiRusa", Lv6v Europa
Austrya = 0alioya-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
Ksiazki Kwitowe

Ola u4ytku Grup ZwisEkowycl
Z odpowiedniemi rubrykami d,
kwitowsnia wnoszOnych opfat Wy
starczajqce ma lat dziesiec, d.
sPrzedania " Redakcyi ,,Zgody"
Oena ~egEemplarza 10 oent6W.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

Bogato iluStrOwans o~EasOpismo HUNGRY
styczne
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r. HELLER.

"
dyplOmOwany " Wiedniu
COS Blue Island ovs. ChSoaOo M.
Toasfoa n Canal f0L
by1 W~etesynsrz austrysckiei srmii.
Ordynuie cd 4 tel do 6-tsj
WAPteee PED Bhasym Orsem,
OLD Noble al. r6g slosa.
Tsisfoa WEI 90
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
q Lofty z Domem
sanio do sprzedsnia W polsklem mi,

,GOSTYNIU"
Nam take W najlePszych mieiscacL
Lofty, ktore p~ostanowiiem sprzedS6 nj
tel ceny ] wartosci. Warunk6w kupns
mozna sic dowiedziec u DIR. FIR. Ekow
skiego, lob w. Division al. Chicago,m
Lbo C wiasciciela Wlad. Pomorsk1 Go
.tyh. P. o. Downer Grove, Du page
Co. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
A SyEnner.
b2S LA l5a MILWAUKEE. wTx

Wisisbnsmp DuehowIentwn 4 ,.,o--
sFvons orAs eaAs1 Public-sosd swois ps.oovn,s
WyFoSow szat ReIcfeinvsn.
V"orqe'ot Sso'7, R0so, Passk { B~u.s
Aarssesb0.oskscA fGp.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
przeciwko cierpieniom kobiecym.

Niezaprzeczenie najlepszy srodek.
Cens, so cent6w lub 5 butelek 42.oo;
do nabycia we wszystkich aptekach. "a
$500 p~rzesylamy IL butelek bez lad
nych dalszych opiat.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
Ma sPRZEDAz
DIVA nowo wybudowsne Domy wrsz z
Lotsmi.
Tskto nowo wybudOwany
81 O

BudyneL 2 Pietrowy, W ossdzie Sobie-
ski Park; West Hammond, prey koscie-
lie sw. Andrzsja.
Dobra sposobnosc Ola grooernika lub
rzezoika, gdyz takiego sklsdu tam ME
ma, a Polscy zsmieszkali, do innej ma
rodowosci 20 towary codziennie dsleko
ise Sc zmUszeui. ~Sprzedsm tsnio pod
Przystspnemi wsrunksmi; lub tea Wy.
takowy.
Zglosi6 sic do:
81. PLLSZKA,
o514 Emerald Ave.
Chicago, Engelvood P. o.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
South BOUND RAILROAD.

IN EFFECT JULY 2, 1898.
GOTH MERIDIAN TINE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

Hoods Pills cure constipation. They
1re The best after-dinner pin and family
cathartic.--ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
Extensive Fire at Spencer.

Worcester, Mass, Septsl4 1.-THE worst
fire that ever visited the town of Spencer
broke out yesterday afternoon at AS
o'clock and resulted in a total loss of
$3.50 900. Fully six acres of buildings
were totally destroyed. The fire orig
mated at the freight depot of the Boston
and Albany railroad on Wall street, near
Mechanic The fire rapidly increased in
intensity, famed by a mild southeast
wind, along Wall street toward Main
street. Every building on either side of
Wall street was totally destroyed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
Pittsbnrg Short on SUGAR.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 14-Pittsb burg and
vicinity are suffering from shortage of
sugar Wholesalers are unable, they say,
to fill more than 10 per cent. Of their or
dcrs. They say the shortage is charge
able directly to the rehners and particu-
larry eXasperating just now on account of
the fruit canning and preserving season
being at its hight. The scarcity applies
only to the refined product.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
RAIN AND RAIN.
Farmers Picking Corn and Saving
Crab Grass HaV.

Gambler, Fla, Sept. 14-For the past
week it has rained here almost steady
night and day. The deficiency in the
rainfall during August is now being
fully made up.
The county commissioners at their
meeting last Monday authorized the
building of a roadway throughithe swamp
to Heather Island on the Ocklawaha
river, TO begin at once.
Prof. j. NJ. Chatter is daily expected
home from Chicago. He is again elected
principal Of the public school here, which
opens Oct !.
Farmers are busy gathering corn and
saving crab grass hay but the extremely
wet weather is seriously interfering, The
heavy rainfall is causing the oranges to
crack and drop badly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
Miss Clara Barton En- Route.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE Red Cross
Association, at the request of the COVER
nor of South Carolina, will take charge of
matters at Beaufort, ). O., and the sea
islnnds of South Carolina and Georgia
devastated by the recent storm. Miss
Clara Barton, DR.. Joseph Gardner and
George II. Pullman, of the executive com.
mittee, accompanied by Senator Butler,
will leave Washington tonight for Beau
fort, via Atlanta, stopping at Augusta to
confer with Gov. Tillman. Their head
quarters will be at Beaufort.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
COLLAPSE OF A BUILDING.
Everything in Apple-Pie Order at the
Convict Camps.


Convict Camps
Tallahassee. Fla, sept l4.-Ihe large
brick building east Of the capitol cole
lapscd The north wall fcI upon and
killed one Of General Pat Houstom' IS fine
thorough-bred horses and demolished "a
two-horse wagon belonging 10 o colored
man
Nessrs. Wombweu and Lang report
that they found everything in apple-ple
order at the convict camps, ana tnaJ
they found more dissatisfaction with tho
"trusty" system ten miles from the
camps than in neigh bOrhoods adjacent 70
them.
Personal GOSSIP.
Mai. Robert Candles big water tank,
elevated about fifty feet above the sur
face. tumbled to Mother Earth on sun
day No damage except to the tank.
Master l.. NJ. Lively has gone 10 Lex
ington Va. where ne will enter the Nr-
ginia Military Institute.
f. A. Houstouu and wife departed to-
dav for Punta Gorda, where Mr. HouS-
toun viii engage in the mercantile bust
ness
Mrs. j. +. Spears is spending the week
with Monticello friends.
Col l.. r. Robertson Of Jasper, state at
torney for the Third circuit, was at the
capital on OIlCldl business y Yesterday.
c. B. Gwynn and Edw. Bonalds have
returned from St Teresa
MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
Hon A NJ. Williamson, senator from
Citrus county. was yesterday married to
Miss Virginia Sutton Williams a most
charming and accomplished young lady
of Tallahassee
The ceremony took place at st. Johns
Episcopal church, and the happy couple
left on the noon train for New York,
bearing with them the congratulations of
many friends. After an extended tour
they will take up their residence at Flo
raj City.
Governor Mitchell has received a
United States warrant for 1913, 1850, pay
able at the sub-treasury in New York, on
account Of the direct tax to be refunded
to certain states.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

Season of Great Snakes-ro Cure Con-
Festion, Boil the Entire Body Except
the Head, Which Freeze-Death Of
Grih6n's Antiquarian Fortune Tell
er-GwinnettCounty as an Example
'Possum and Taters-Revived Inter
est in the Florida Ship Canal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
FAILURE OF A SCHOOL PLAN.
Prostestants and Catholics to Attend
Separate Schools Hereafter.

Faribault, MINI, Sept. l4.-FOrmal an
nouncement of the failure CT the Fari-
bault school plan, which during the past
eighteen months has been discussed from
Rome to San Francisco, was made yes
terday, when Father Conroy appeared
before the board of education and said
that Catholics could not longer consent
to the assignment of two Protestant
teachers to the Hill school, which had
be n a Catholic school up to the time of
the union. II is understood the order
came from Archbishop Ireland, and
tn he had a request to take action from
Pope Leo,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
RAILROADS
Savannah, Florida and Western

~, ~, ~ 4gqIIyylISS 2hQLT LINf.IlAiE tAkD ),
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After Breakfast

To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood
and give nerve, bodily and digestive
strength, take Hoods Sarsapariua. Con-
tlnue the medicine after every meal for d
m6nth or two and you viii feel like a new
man The merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is proven by its thousands of wonderful
cures Why don't you try it,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

D No
cept erainss
SERVICE
Works and Port Tampa
kan 5anBca
Of Tnc
r.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

Connection made by trains 81 and SS
with Richmond and Danyille yestibule trains
Ihrough coach both ways between SaVunnah
and ASheville.
Trains arrive and depart from Central rail
road passenger station.
E. FORD, Superintendent
1. NJ. FLEMING, JF GRAY
Gen. Pass. Agent Tray Pass Agt
City Ticket Once, No. 8 Bull street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

4sAhe result of this order all

ASthe result of this order all PrOtes-
tant- children are withdrawn from the
Hill school, and that institution will in
the future be conducted strictly as Il
parochial school The board of education
annulled the lease of the Hill school, and
took steps to lease another building for
REORGANIZATION Of Protestant children.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-27

The Etna Loan Company, of Topeka,
offers special inducements for invest.
ment. A positively guaranteed earning
Of over q per cent. per annum. Capital
stock S2,000,000. Cost Of one $500 share
$5; monthly payment o.; guaranteed
result $500. A saving Of less than IA
cents per day will secure $1,000. The
average time Of the total amount invested
is but five years. Write for prospectus
and bylaws. Byron Roberts, president
and treasurer; A. B. Quinton, vice pred
dent and attorney; F. NJ. Kimball, score
tay.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-27

THIS may not be a very cheerful
New Year edition with its columns of
';left-handed" prosperity, but the
time has come when the truth must
be told though The heavens tall.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-27
WHO ARE THE LAWLEss9

one 10 Gn0 hRnS6S OlIy 4luleS O1 WIG
same date which it would seem are
sufficient in themselves to awaken
the people to consciousness OF the
dangers that thresten our liberties.
The plutocrstic press talks ssgely
Of the sanctlty of law, and is loud in
it's denunciation Of law breakers
when they happen to be poor people;
but when law is trampled under foot
and human rights are outraged by
national, state or municipal authOri-
ties, such outrsges are passed over
in silence. It is about time for the
people to begin to inquire whether
laws are made for all, or only for the
poor.
The first Of the specials to which
we refer is from Osksloosa, Iowa;
and, after making all due allowance
for the colorlng which is always given
to these events, the statements as
they appear IN the Tribune are
alarming in the character of their
disclosures. The special reads as
follows:
A general herding of tramps was made
this morning and all given ten minutes to
move out. Two are laying in Jail full Of
slOp. Both are sX-conuots. Citizens here
are now organized, and rough road awaits
trsmps here all winter. This is the result
of battle which took place last night when
the city was patrolled by the local company
Of national guards and by deputy sherifs,
the result Of raid by gang Of trampe.
For some time past numerous outrSges
have been committed in the city. These
have been charged to the numerous vaga-
bonds that have infested the locality. Men
were held up. Houses were pillsged Of
food and clothing.
II could not be doubted that the tramps
were hungry, and allowance was made for
the hard times.
A band Of fiEeen were reported to be
gathered on the outskirts Of the city last
night, and soon they invaded the town. The
sheriff and his deputies found that the If
teen tramps were armed, and the national
guard was called on and citizens armed
themselves.
The tramps resisted. Bullets few; heads
were cracked by officers clubs; the officers
and the soldiers were knocked down, but,
overpowered by numbers, the tramps were
driven back. Many were arrested and 9TH
ers fed.
Now the question that arises here
is not alone concerning the character
Of the men who thus invaded the city
Of Oskalooss, but we are led to in
qulre also if civil war exists in Iowa.
Are men entitled to the rights guar
snteed to all citizens by the constitu-
tion-sre they entitled to trial in a
court of justice before being treated
as criminals, or are they to be shot
down indiscriminstely like dogs
whether guilty of any trsnsgression
of law or not! These men may have
been desperate men. They may
have been bent on pillsge. The dis
patch shows that the first attack was
made on them and not by them, and
that it was a raid of the national
guard armed with deadly weapons,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-27

/
crowd in the rear pushed them into the
building. The first man who got through
tbe door ran TO the broad stairway lead
ing to the second story, and, jumping two
or three steps at a time, led the pace TO
Superintendent Paisley's Office. In few
minutes the stairway was iammed. On the
fourth floor the men we're packed in 40
closely that those nearest the iron railing
were crushed against il until they cried out
with pain. Two men tainted. The crowd
pressed against the railing so tightly 10
was feared the iron guard would give
way and they would be forced over it
10 the stone floor Of the rotunda sixty feet
below.
The str0ng-limbed men in front fought
their way into Sups. Paisley's office and
confronted that official. The room soon
became suffOcating, and many tried 20 gss
out but could not, owing 10 the crowd
pushing in. The police inspector told the
men arrangements had been made TO re-
Oeive their applications for work at che po-
lice stations. Then another wild Eush
ensued TO get out. The mass of humanity
in Supt. Paisley'S Office was so wedged In
that several men were hurt reaching the
doors. The police inspector and Clerk
Bingamin tried to quiet the men from the
top Of the elevator. As the men passed
the two city officials they made frantic RD-
peSlS for work, some presenting army dis
charges, some naturalization papers, others
letters Of introduction, Endorsements from
aldermen, Const0bleS, business men, etc.; In
fact, everything imaginable was done 10 in
AuenOe the officials in question TO favor
them. But all we're told TO 60 TO the police
stations for their orders.
At the meeting Of the citizens relief COM
mittee to-day the employment committee
reported 800 men at work in the parks Rb 10
cents an hour. By tomorrow night 1000
will be working. Six thousand families
need help. To.dsy's contributions footed
up $4,34O. Nearly $4,000 has been con-
tnbuted so far. Andrew Carnegie has So
cretly made himself responsible for the
payment Of the men in the parks IL the re-
lief fund does not cover il.
Richard Jones, maohinist, and Daniel
Davis, plumber, both Of Chicago, were az
rested last night while trying TO enter Race
& POrohmsnn's grocery at Allegheny TO
steal something to eat. They said they
had left Chicago thinking they could gss
work here. Magistrate MoKelvV will hear
their cases tomorrow
1t would be strange indeed il,
among the multitude Of idle men and
women, there should not be some
who, by force of circumstances and
in consequence OF repeated dissp-
pointments and hsrdships, have be-
come discouraged, desperate, de-
spending and utterly contemptuouS
Of society and its so-cslled proprie-
ties 1t would be strange if there
were not some who would not work.
The conditions which have led to 80
much enforced idleness have not
tended to the elevation Of character
in those who have been made to suf-
fer But the cold,blooded cruelty
which adds daily insult to the injury
already inflicted merits and should
receive the contempt Of humane peo-
pie everywhere That it does not, is
one OF the indications that point to
the decsdence of human liberty in
thia conntrv