davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-26
Stdott1bes.
Rletne Udbrtbten.

- S6Leicbbtebe f~tatteten in Ser leBten
Jtabt Der Office Ser @runbet9entbumsz
bdnbler Skinner & So. an Ser 9abtsftr.
IN Gpanfton etnen 8eiub ab. sic erbeutes
ten $40 un6 cine QuantttGt 3ei6nenz
material.
Nuf 8eranlaii1ng. 6es Mabors lit
pen Wtrtben mttgetbeilt norocn, oaB bic
Solt5etberoronung, 6aS S6lieBen Der
S6antlofaIe nm Mitternacbt betreffen6,
BON teBt an ftren9e burcbgefubrt tperoen
ioue.
@Gfte in 6em fbtpe6i1ben SAFE auf
penn NuslteuungSplabe bebaupten, baB man
tie NIT NecbielgeLb bctrogen babe. Giner
0erlelbett, Sames Grapfor6, lief 60.
Seonaro inter Der QntIage ber6aften, tbm
aus So NIGHTS beraus9egeben gu baben.
Htdbter Quinn b~eltrafte 2eonar6 beute
Wtorgen nit $50.
3aoi6 O'&eefe ftan6 beute Worgen
Dor Dem Jttcbter Quinn urtter Ser Nnflage
oes 9tebitablS. @r lit beibulotgt, aus
Der Sapaneiil6en MusiteQung etnen Stod
9eltoblen gu baben. Setn 8er60r puroe
bis gum %. Stunt Deri6oben.
= &tnber, Sic nit Stretcb60I5ern ipielz
ten, perurla6ten geitern Nbenb in Ser
9~8obnung Der Trau MarD W3tQer, gto. 466
81. Str, etnen 8ranb, Ser baS 6aus unb
ietnen Snbalt UNI $3.50 i6G6igte. Der
Gtgentbamer beS 6auieS 1T Sobn @olpieI.
- SIM Sta6trot5 pir6 6eute 9(ben6 cine
rege 9ebatte ertportet itber Sic bon Quo.
Ganpbe4 etn9ebradteO r6inan3, tpel6e ben
NtOerruf Der OrOtnana, burcb melBe bas
io9euannte valte 9tobattiDitem" BEL Der
Steuerumla8e fir MISUNDERSTANDING
abgei9Gfft purOe, berIangt. Qlub pir6
eriportet, baB bic @ngelegen6eit beS Seq
icben @aiierpalaites beute Qt6en6 gere9elt
tperoen tptrb.
, 1893-06-26
@fmt, 9cnfeI!

Sinf6un6ert 9oQars - lumptge 8tpetz
tauien6 Wtarf = bat Sbre Maieitdt 8ice
torta, &0nigin bon @rpB6ritannien un6
Srlan6, &aiiertn bon Snoten, fir Die
mttte1oien 6tnter6ltebenen Ser ertrunfenen
Mtannic6aften beS 9ansercoloIieS yGtctoe
ria" bei9eiteuert! -. Ser Titrit BON GeuBz
S9Get3z 2o6enltein pflegt, tpenn ii3 in
ieincm Ouo6e3= StGdtc6en Elm 9roBeS I'M
9liif e~rei9nct, fir Sic baOon 8etroffenen
eth flint OOer ieD5facb 9r0Bere Sunnme
bei5uiteuern, ais e8 bic 6erri3ertn 0eS
britiicben Meltret9eS, beren 8riOatperz
m0gen auf bier5ig bis f~iinf5i9 Miutonen
Dollars 9eicbGBt pir6, in bem %porliegenOen
Safe 9et6an. Sa irgenb elmer Ser TAFT
burcb bic 8anf tpenig be9iterten fletnitoatz
Itden Tiiriten 9euti3lan6'S wir0e ii9
ibGmen, BET einem oerarttgen Nnlaiie nit
elmer 70 b%ettelbaften Sulnme beraus5uz
riiden. Mfan poute nodb NIGHTS bariibcr
iagelt, tpe11n oas m~ioertpGrtige alte gSeib
i'm 6ermelin nac6 Dem 8orbil0 Ser metiten
itbri9en gefr0nten 0Gupter eS it3 5ur &C.
ipo6n6eit gemacbt bGttc, BEL alien i9iperen
l1n9liifSfGuen in t6rem 9feic6e, bic 9rOBc
gfotb nit iib b~rtn9en, ettpaS bei3uiteuern,
aber bas fdut tbr nibt i'm Sraume Elm,
0o 6irfen tGbr1t4 D%unoerte BON &D0lenz
9%rGbern Derun9IiGen un6 ibre Q(n9ebOrtgen
I'M t%tefiten Glen0 3uriidlalien, o6er eS 6irz
fen 9unberttauienbe BON tbren llntert6onen
per6ungern, ipte 6teS in Sn6ten id6on beS
Oefteren Ser SAT- mar, bic iteinrei9e &6niz
gin riibrt tetnen Singer sur 2tnberung Ser
Scots. 8enn's bob fOnmt, 10 ldBt iie BEN
6eim9eiucbten burcbl t9ren &abinetSiefretGr
tbr vtief8efibLtes 8etleio" ous6ritden; baS
bort itb ib0n on uno foltet NIGHTS. IS
muB lcbon ettpaS gan3 Observation-Disclosures
ietn, tpenn Sic elite 9erii9rt tptrb unb baS
8%ortemonaie Dffnet, I'M Elm paar lun1pige
8funO Sterling ber5uge6en.
&0nigin 8tctorta lit O6ne 3meifel Sic
bab9terigite 9erion, Die iemals Elm 9ia6em
getra8en bat. Sbr i9mubiger @et3 1T in
Der 8an5en 8elt iprt9w0rtltcb 9etporben.
6at ie eS 6O3 au3 in ben leBten Wo6en
tpteber rubig mitan8eie6en, 6aB u1ter alien
8eO0lterun9Sfloiien be8 britiiben 9teicbeS
@eIb fir ein 6Ob5eits9eibenf fir tbren
@nfel, Sen 6er5o8 bon Oorf, un6 Die 9rtnz
3eiitn WtaD BON Tef, 3uiommen9ebettelt
tDur6e. So9ar Bic &inber Der Nrmcni9ulen,
bie mttiammt t6ren gltern faun ettpaS gu
na8en un6 SIT betBen BADEN, oeren biele
ertpteienermaBen in 6olge bon 9Gn3lt6er
@nttrdftung lpdbren6 bes S9uIunterricbte
o6nmG6ttg per0en, - io9ar 6ie purOcn
bon bpperloDalen Qe6rern unter 9ln>
6ro6ung bon t0rperlicber 3icbtigung angez
balten, etnen QennD fir baS prinsltcbc
Socb3etts9ei6enf bei3uiteuern 49,. 1nb
babel tpGl8t lief Die aIte 8tctoria "f0rn(tcb
I'M @ol6e, mGbren6 in Ben Standardization
@n8larOS Bic &in6er balbnaft berumsle
laufen pfle8cn, neil tbre @ltern - oucb Sic
Wfutter ntuB pie Elm 9fero orbeiten =
ntcbt genu8 Oer6ienen, UNI ite 9eniigen6
fletben gu f0nnen!-
gfut, iiber ben fOni9ltc6en @et3fragen!
, 1893-06-26

"8tctOrta" iein 8eilei6 ausgeipro9an. Ob
er 6as nobl tpe9en Der Jtamenoerpanot7
i6aft get6an bat? l1n6 Gictorta bat t6m
btntp!eoer fltr baS tbrem 0etb geSoQte 8etz
iet6 gebantt. 0iele 0anferet ntmmt it6
rIbren6 aus. gSas itcb 6te arnen 6inter>
blteberten 0er %ertrunfenen Sbeeriaden u11b
Notwithstanding pobG bafiir un6 fIr
Die 9ldn5enbe Spen6e ser f0nigli4en
&nauierin %faufenI Die bat itbrigens nod
nicmalS ibr 8eilei6 gum GerGuit %unierer
l6onen &rte9si3tffe auSgelpro9en, no3
nt3t etnmaG SIT benz ln9lid in SobnS>
tomn. TIMER 6tfer @roper, 10 i9On linn
AUDI ionit ietn Mtt9efibG anfte6t, lit bp6,
ieitbem CT bic Srances 3ur 6rau bat, gar
3u 6eDpt gegen bobe unb b6cbite g otentaten.
-0te Gepubltfaner i'm l1nterbaus ser
StaatS9eiebgebung bon Connecticut babet
Die 8tu, tpelbe bie Mbitimmung iiber Sic
@tnberlfung zines 8erfaiiun9S >Gonpents
anorbnet, 3u Sal 9ebrocbt, Die 6aupt>
auf9abe bes Contents tpGre bie gteueine
tbetlung Der Wabloiitrifte
getpeien, 70 3par, baB baS l1nter6auS ptrfz
ltcb Die 8dbIeri6aft unb ntdbt tpie 3ur 3eit,
Sopnibip>@ ebtet repr6Ienttrt bGtte. 0obei
mdren aber Bic 0tcpublttaner DprauSiicbt>
licb in fiinftt9en @eiebgebungen in Sic
Wttnberbett 9eratben, un6 baS mubte nm
teoen Prets bermieben tper6en. Sn IGmmtz
ltden Neuz@ n9lanb>S taaten befte6t bieie
Sown9G ertretung, anitatt baB Bic Mn3abl
Der Site nacb WfaB9abe Ser 8ep0lferung
feit9eiebt tpirb. 9ieieS beraltete SDitem lit
eth l6reienbeS l1nrecbt an Der @Gbleri6aft
bon elmer &egierung ourcb bte Wtaioritdt 1T
ba gar feline 9tebe; bieier repubIifanii9e
@runbiab mtrb in BEN gteu>Gn9lanb7
Staaten fort unb fort nit SiiBen 9"etreten.
Die republifaniiBe Bartet erbltdt aber in
Oem Derroiteten SDftem bas einstge Mittel
5ur 8ebauptung ibrer Stbe i'm 8unbes@
ienat, unb 6eS6alb tperben bon Sabr gu
Sabr Sic 8emii6ungen Ser 9emofraten gut
Nbl3affung beSielben perettelt.
, 1893-06-26
OerprI0elt uno perhdftet.

@6orleS @rOB, Der OberfeQner zines
Safes in Nlt>QSien al Der MtiOipap 9laiz
lance, p%rdienttrte iicb 6erte @ormittaq Dem
Gi6ter Quinn nit etnem b0le 5crIchlaaez
mem 9eit6t. Gr ma am Sonntaq Q(bcnb
BON Dem cOlumbii9en @arbtlten g opers
uno flint @oue9en Oeiielben perDafttt NOR
BEN, lpeil ct itcb on9eblicb unOroentlicb be-
tra8en bat. @roB bcDauptct aber, 6 offers
babe Oas 9teItaurant b~ctreten uno t6m be-
foblen, Die Otuiit oufipielen au laficn. Qls
@roB iicb lpei9erte, Der Qufforberung mach
5ufomnen, iou Popers ibn angegriffcn
1aben. Die S%erbanbIung Wurbe auf ben
2. Suit periboben.
, 1893-06-26
mtu feline Otamanten retten.

Cine 0tebeSromanse btGbete Sen 6interz
9runo 81 elmer &lage, 6te beute 8orm;ttog
IN Jtt6ter WtcGonneu'S @ertcbt gum Qluf=
rut ~gelan9te. Der @ommiiiionSbGr1bler
saul u. 0ra9ortus BON 240 g. Mater-
StraBe b%erlangt namltcb bon leiner friiz
beren @eltebten, Otattlbe @utt, Sic 6erausc
gabe zines 9tananten 0alSbanbes i'm
Mertbe bon 500, baS er ibr sum @eburtsz
Tags unb 9O38eitsgei9ent bargebracbt
bate. Die geplante 6etratb lit aber mte6er
~auSetnanoer 9~egan8en, peil Matiloe ibren
Nnbeter an9eblt9 iiber ibre per10nltben
SerbaltntIie 9etdui6t bat, ba ite ongeblidb
rtcbt gSttttpe mar, ionoern tbren @atten am
9eben bate. Ser @atte Otatbtlbe's fou
9ragortus etnmaI io9ar nit elmer 2trt be-
0rODt 9aben.
, 1893-06-26

ieneS Srem6enbafiers nacb, in ben 8eltz
auSteanngsz Gon5erten nidt bGuftg genug
ben uganfee 9ooble" un6 dbnIi6e %vaneriz
faltii6e" @eiien aufipielen lGBt.
IS pdre Elm fiircbterIicbes Qtrmutbsa
3eugniB fir bic 9tmertfauer, tpenn tbr Oeus
itfoeritGn0ntB nibt iiber baS bieies Slit
nttcbels btnausrei9te. Der vOanfee
Doodle" unb Bic ionitigen patriotii3en
98etien bteies 0anbes, an benen groBe unb
feline Stnber @efaIen GIT finben pfle9en,
iIno in tbrer Dirt ia altb 9ar5 gut unO BET
feitItcbeh Nnldfien bier unO Oa am Plabe,
baS Publtfum aber, tpelcbeS 10 bel Srterelle
an Muitt nimmt, nm Die inter Der Setting
BON Sbeobor Glomd5 itattfin0en6en groBen
Gon3erte 81 beluben, tpiir6e itd 6Dcbltcbit
baflir bebanfen, tpenn ibm tort rn0 tort
Der vOantee 9oo6le" unb d6nli6es 3eug
porgeleiert mir6e. OaSu brau3t man
tpo6rIicb fem Srcbefter BON &iinftlern; Elm
9uBeno ttalienticber Or9elOreber tptrben
fir berarttge Muitfma6erei Ste Der Snbes
griff 6eS MtuitfoeritGnbniiieS ienes @tftz
mtbels gu ietn icbeint, p0Qi9 binrei9en.
Senem 8uriben lit aber i'm @runbe gez
nommen an Ser yganfee 9oobelei" eben9
~iotpentg 9~eIegen, pie perninftigen 9euten ;
CT Derrdtb in leinen gebGiit9en S9mterez
reten icine tpobre Qlbit6t 81 iebr. 9te am
8c6li9e 8ernacbldit8ung Ser ran1erttanis
i6en 9totionallie6er" lit fir ibn muir ein
tpiQfommener 8prtpanb, nm an benz
v0euti9en" (tper Iad6t ba?) .G6omaS, an
%g8a9ner, Mo3art, 8eet6open, TGotop,
8e6er, 8ra6mS, uno tper bte ~ibrigcn
MuitfbcrOen noa iein m09en, benen
Gbomas, berit6nbiger 8eiie, ne6en Sen
&%OmpOntiten on6erer g}otionen abtpc6z
ieInb auf bem @eLtous teIlungS>8 rogramm
Ben t6nen 9ebibrenben 8Gab etnrdumt, =
UNI an benen ietn nattottii6es Miit6ben
fiibLen 5u t0nnen.
9ieier @ieG bat tpe6er fir beuti6e, no6
fit irgenb cine Dirt bon Wtuitf bas ~letieite
8eritdnOniB eS gilt cine @ette, baB Ser
Scrl au6 Bis CUR b~eutigen Stunbe no6
ni3t ipeiB, baB, I'M MIR 3tpei berarS5uz
9~retfen, tpe6er bic WteLpbie beS yOanfee
9oOble," nocb Bic beS Some, ipeet bonte"
auf amerifaniiBam 8oben gepac6Ien, ia,
baB Bic Mfelo6ien Ser a~merifaniicben Sea-
tionaIieber burcb bic 8ont 9elto6leneS
@ut itnbI 0aS bGlt aber i'm un6 2eute
ieines S6lages nicbt babon a6, I'M Some
patriOtii6er Gntrititung BON ber 8cporz
3u9ung bon allen" Muitt gum Na6tbetl
Der ranerttanti6en" 3u faieLn, unb
tpiit6enO BEN Sfalp 6esv 9eutiben" G6omos
81 fDroern.
0enn Dem @e1d6ret 6ie1er nattpiittI6en
6eBer, 6enen QQes, mas NUT 0urcb ben
gtomen nob an beuti9e Q(bltommun9 err
%tnnert, Elm Dorm i'm 2tu8e lit, Solge gegeben
unb man aue 9euti6en, 6te auf Sem @eltz
auSfteuun9splabe Wtuitf maden, 3um&ufut
i6iden moIte, - pte biele Mtuiifer tpiiroe
Bic Observation-Disclosures iberbaupt ibrig
be6dlten?
9aS tpibertudrti9ite @ei40pf auf @ottes
ib0ner @r6e lit Oob unitretttg Ser unz
mtiicnOe, binfelbafte, beucbGeriic6e unb
gebdiit9e a~mertfantlc9e 0tottpiit, ltn6 Dem
S3mterfinten bonn v9eralb" gebiibrt babel
bic &rone!
, 1893-06-26
Dom alten WranoeI.

Ser olte Wran9el bate groBen @i6erz
tptllen gegen ale vSeOerfubier", tnsbeIonz
Oere ge9en &rie9Sberi9teritatter. @r that
allies Ot0gli6e, Inn ibnen 6aS 0oietn
i3tper GIT ma5en un6 freute it6 f6niglicb,
lpenn ct pteoer etnn1al einen yrauSieefelt"
bate. - WGbrenb beS TeIo3uges 9cgen
9dnemarf (1864) tpetIte Ser lonit in Berlin
anlGiit9e &o%rrelpon0ent Der Shines" oucb
int preuBll9en 9a9er. &aum bate btes
Wrangcl ertabren, ais CT ben Wtann ult>
barmber3tg oaralS entfernen lteB. Sener
fam aber, NIT ortn9cn0en 8erltner @mz
pteblun9en berleben, balo 3uritG. Wrangel
pteS tDn 1b. - NIein Ser So6n gibbons
eribten nit ec9t engltiober 8ebarrli3teit
Elm DrttteS Wtal, ieBt NIT einem @mpfebz
lungSl9retben 8iSntardS Deriebelt. Dies
mltBte aQerOtn9s Bapa @rangel reipeftiren,
tnSgebetm lbDur ct aber, Dem 3eitungss
meni9en ben Qufentbalt griinblic6 Su perz
let0en. 9tabOem er Den @mpfeblung9brief
lbtpetgeno 9elel len bate, TUB er nit grocer
Nrtt9fett ben Gentleman 5ur Gafcl Elm.
QlS ct eri9ien, elite Mrangel auf ibn su,
faBte t6n BET oer Oano unb fitbrte i'm
gum Prtn5en Sriebrib &arl. 6ter itcQte
ct i'm nit toI8enben, iiberlaut geiprpcbes
men, ober i'm Eone duBcrit arti9 gebaltes
men 8Orten Dor; r&0nt9licbe 6Obeit, ib
babe Die @6re, SDntn ben &orrciponoenten
6er Shines" Dor5uitel4en: es lit berielbe,
Der iabrelan8 bic tnfamen Nrtifel iiber preuz
Biibe 8olttit icbrteb mir ioQeu i'm gut
be6arbeln, lGBt 8iSmard mir iagen, Dann
miro er pobl better ibeh unS icbreibcn."
= Ser Correspondent belt iicb pDn oa an
in filler 3uriidge8Ogenbe.t I'M Eager ouf
bel 8rangels Gafel lteB1sr iib ntcbt lpieoer
ieheu.
, 1893-06-26
YrtcHer AUTO 8t10of+

Or. Mc@lpnn lit aus Som naG6 SerieD
GttD 3uritdgefe9rt unO bat geItern sort Benz
8farrer Gorrigan BEL Ser W1elie a%fiiitirt.
St bat alto in 9tom 6rteben NIT Ser &trc6e
9eiBloRen, mas inn SatoQi aQeroings
ie6r letdt 8emacbt bat, unb Der groBe
STREET, Der tbotid9Ltb gu Der @rnennung
zines &ertreters bes PopiteS in Q[merifa
8cranlaiiung 9~e9eben, lit 81 @n6e. Sn
Oteier 8e3ie6un8 ntuB SatoItS g8irfen ais
Elm ie9enSreiDeS be3eicbnct tperben. Sn
Gtncoln in 9tebraSfa bat CT Dor etntgen
Ga9en nit benz 8ti9of 8onacum Q(brec6z
nung gebalten unb tpG6ren6 Bic bon bieiem
ab9eieBten Brteiter in ibre 0tec6te tpieber
cin9eieBt itnb, miro Der 8ii9of fic6 nGdz
items Dor einem geiitliben @ericbtS6of, in
tpelbem @r8bii6of 6enneiiD 3u 6elien 8roz
Dtn3 er geb0rt, ben 8oritB fii6rt, BON Der 8e>
i6ulotgung Der 8eri6leuberung Der @el0er
ieineS 8ist6umS r~einigen miifen. Sa
ia, Sic 3etten baben itb gednbert; nit Der
SelbitberrIicbfeit ser 8ticb0fe tits porbei
unO @eiitIi3e tOnnen ieBt ntcbt mebr mill
ftrlt6 berieBt, ooer gar ab9eiebt perben,
I'M nac6ber n1onatelan9 auf bic ltnteriuz
bung tbrer 8eicbmer0en in &om tparten
5t miiiien. 11nb StanoGler, tpie 0er 8urz
ceu'ic6e IN cincinnati, per0en au9 niCbt
me6r Dorfommen.
, 1893-06-26
e@pm tuteoer an Der Sehe.

Srgenb Elm natiOtitiiber @tftmidel unter
ben 2ettartifeli6reibern beS bieftgen
v6eralb" baut i9On tpte6er auf Ben v2Llten"
G9Omo3 los, ipeiI 6~erislbe, Der anltdt
, 1893-06-26
Otehmarft.
Union Stpe Norbs. 26-

Union StO6 gar6s, 26. Stunt.
&inbDieb, - 8reiie felt; 9ufu6r
$4,000 Stif.
S4wetne. 3ufubr 10000 Stif.
8reile matt uno I'M 5c01Oc 9cfauen.
S8pere $5.95@$6.2O, leicbtc un6 icbpere
So. 909$6.2O, leicbte S.. 95(0$6.2 20.
S6ate.- 3ufubr $4,000 Stif.
8reiie I'M 25c 9efaQen.
, 1893-06-26
Ri6ters Ga Mann ftn6 ouf l.

- &t9ters GA Mann fin6 auf IA suz
iammengei6mol3en, Gr ielber bat in
6ogen, nit 6iIfe Der &onierbatiDen unb
Der 9tationaIIiberaIen, Die bort iiber 1900
Stimmen Oerfii9ten, ietne @ab( Dem Soz
3ialOemOtraten 8rail 9egeniiber sur Not6
ourb8eieBt. Sn Stetttn batten 6te &iCbz
t%erianer nit BEN SO3iaIoemofraten gemetnz
lame Sacbe gemobt, ionit ober BADEN ie
entlpe0er Observation-Disclosures getpGblt,
ober itnO 8u 6auie geblteben, &leritale
6aben pieIfab bic characterization &anz
o%iDaten, manbe aucb &i4teriarer inter
itiiBt, aber nun in ie6r tpenisen 6GQen Bic
&anoioaten Der So8ial6emofratie.
, 1893-06-26

- 6uene lit Bic 6inengeftolt tmjebigen
8a6lfampf, 2trm in Nr1n nit ibm for6ert
GapriDi BEN Getdb5tog in bic G9ranten.
, 1893-06-26

u0ieber" ni4t, ia9ten bic &at6oGifen
9euti3lan6's un6 ittmmten fir Sen
9uene'i9en %&ompromiB.
, 1893-06-26

- 81 ber Staatsmintfter BET 6er Setmz
te6r WobL einen 0iiffeI bon benz 6errn
@roDer gu getpGrtigen bat?
, 1893-06-26

- Staalsminiiter @rei6am unb feline
Satin beniiBten ben geitrtgen 6errLicbeu
SOnnta8 gum 8eiu9e Ser 8eItausiteuung
8raOo, Serr @rei6am!
, 1893-06-26

Nbonntrt auf 6aS M6en6blatt ser SQinots
Stats 3ettung 8rets l Sent.
, 1893-06-26

4bonntrt auf bas Q6enbblatt Ser sSuinois
Stats 3eitung. 8reis l Gent per Nummer,
6 @ents per 8ocbe.
, 1893-06-26

- Ser 8rGitbent Gleoelan6 bat Set R0>
nigtn Gictorta gu Dem nntergan9e Der
, 1893-06-26

- @ugen lit v8eri9tet". 0ti9ter tpor
ct; geriGtct lit ct.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-14

There are 90 different tribes in the In
dian Territory, with appellations mu-
steal enough and unique enough to fur
nish names to all the cities that will be
started when the Indians come into
Oklahoma as citizens and Oklahoma
comes into the Union as state. There
will be no need Of rummaging the geog-
raphy for old English names that mean
nothing in America; neither will there
be any need of using names that have
already been applied to dozen differ
emit postoffices in the old states,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-14

Votes on one or two questions in con-
gress this winter show conclusively that
if the south and even part of the west
unite at any time they can hold the bal
ance Of power against the joint force Of
the most thickly populated states of the
union. The entire vote of New York,
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts on the
silver question was more than counter
balanced by the vote of such states as
Texas, Missouri, Indiana, Georgia, Ten
nessee and Kansas.
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he was not the choice of the masses OF
the state, or even of the Republican
party. They felt that the mode in
which he had obtained his legislative
majority was not such as to make that
majority reflect the sentiment Of the
people. They Were aroused to resist
the lash by which the election Of Allen
was attempted to be enforced, and un-
der all considerations whatever of
principle, or private manhood, or pub
lie welfare, that was involved in the
contest was on the side of the legisla-
tive minority.
The appointment of Allen by the
governor was thing to have been ex-
pected, because it was the only consist
ent thing he could have done under
the circumstances, and he did well to
make the appointment and reach the
end of the matter at once. 1t is the
logical and legitimate contamination
of the course planned two years ago,
and ever since steadily pursued. 1t
must be apparent that the facts in the
case fully account for the condition in
which the Republican party finds it.
self, and the inevitable conclusion is
fairly reached that at the next election
one of two things is unavoidable
either the domination of the ring will
be broken or the Republican party will
suffer an overwhelming defeat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-14
Who VIII Fill Their Places3

The most thoughtless observer must
have noted that in the last few years
death has taken away nearly all the
worlds greatest ones. 1t is true in every
walk of life. France has not remaining
one Of the strong men who made the
third republic. In England, it is true,
the only statesman the country has had
since Disraeli still lives in splendid in
tellectual activity, but he is "a years old.
In Germany Won Moltke. is dead, and
Bismarck is superannuated and broken
hearted. In our own country John Sher-
man is the only one left who took an IL
lustrious part in the statecraft of war
time. Our greatest generals are all
gone Victor Hugo is dead. Darwin,
Tennyson and George Eliot are dead.
Here, Longfellow, Whittier and Lowell
have vanished from the scene, and only
DR.. Holmes remains in his old sunny
place. Even of very great actors, where
are there any2
Those who will take corresponding rank
70 those who are gone are already born,
perhaps, but we know them not as yet.
There is greater number of writers Of
the second and third rank, both In prose
and poetry, in France, Great Britain and
America than the world ever possessed
before, but Of the first none. America
has the greatest inventor of the 10th GEN.
fury, still in his prime. May he flourish
till the grass grows over the graves of all
his enemiesl
But the people want noble literature
and noble teaching. Undoubtedly those
who will give it to us are now living,
toiling painfully and sorrowfully up the
hill, but the sunshine has not yet touched
their heads. We only know that there
are many lofty and shining inches empty,
waiting to be filed by daring, patient
young genius
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-14
Taxing Inheritances.

Mr.. Max West discusses this question
in The Review of Reviews. Mr.. Max
West is in favor of tax on dead mems
estates, to be paid by the heirs when
they take possession Of such properties.
The tax would pay the expenses of the
probate court and some other govern
ment expenses also. Mr.. West would,
however, exempt from the inheritance
tax moderate amounts of property going
to widow and children, excepting her
grown sons, who are able to earn their
own living. 1t is only fair to say, though,
that many individuals quite as wise ap-
parently as Mr.. Max West denounce Wig
orously this tax on inheritances, calling
it an outrage, "robbing dead men," etc.
But Mr.. West sagely observes that most
men would rather pay their taxes after
they are dead than when they are alive.
New York has an inheritance tax law
and under it derived from the estate of
Jay Gould 100000. Several states have
laws taxing requests to relatives other
than husband, wife or children. This
the law calls taxing collateral inher-
itances. In New York the tax on inher-
itances falling to direct heirs was not
passed till 1891, so that if Mr.. Gould had
died two years ago his children would
not have had to pay the 100000. The
law imposes per cent tax on the direct
inheritors of personal property. If they
had lived in England, the Goulds would
have had to pay nearly SO, OOo, 900; in the
Australian province of Victoria or the
Canadian province of Ontario, more than
g, 500, 900.
All the countries Of Europe except
Sweden and Portugal are mentioned by
Mr.. West as having inheritance taxes
Some exempt direct heirs from such tax
alton; others do not Some have pro-
gressive inheritance taxes-that is, the
larger the estate the higher the rate that
is levied. This would not discourage ac-
quisitive persons from becoming mil
lionaires, because the tax would not come
till after they were dead. In truth, they
would rather enjoy knowing that some
relative whom they did not like would
have to pay good round sum for get
ting their money. Mr.. West mentions
that, oddly enough, persons with diver
sity Of views the widest favor this method
of paying public expenses. Andrew Car
negie and Edward Bellamy advocate It.,
likewise the Knights of Labor. Carnegie
wrote four years ago, "Of all forms Of
taxation, this seems to be the wisest.'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-14
The members of the Hook and La

The members of the Hook and Lad
der company deserve the patronage OF
the dancing public of the city in their
second annual ball which is to be
given in Waldron's hall on Friday
evening of this week. The committees
having the ball in charge are working
hard to insure the comfort and enjoy
ment of all who may attend, and there
are few institutions in the city so de-
serving of encouragement as the volun-
teer fire department.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-14
Farmers Heads.

A phrenologist informs us that the av-
erage rural head is half an inch smaller
In circumference than the average city
head-that is, contains half an inch less
brain. We repel the base insinuation
with our bitterest scorn Nevertheless,
If anything could make one believe the
phrenologist's slanderous and scandal
GUS statement, it would be the fact that
at certain meeting in favor Of good
roads an individual rose and said that
the whole movement for decent high
ways in that state was instigated by a
certain bicycle manufacturer, and all he
wanted was to get sale for more of his
machines. Now" says the speaker in
eloquent peroration, Unjust the tax rid
den farmers of this community pay for
good roads just for them bicycle fellersY'
That farmers skull was small any.
how, or he would have known the bad
roads of this country cost the farmers
themselves not less than $3.50, 900, 900 a
year. Wasted time, expense of addition
al horses, loss of the highest market
price for their products on account of i'm
passable roads and wear and tear of wa
CONS and human beings are some of the
items of this lost money. Happily the
governors of all the western states are
alive to the good road movement, and
without exception recommended in their
messages this year thorough measures to
that end. One good immediate step
might be the passage of laws requiring
the tires of heavy hauling wagons to be
of greater breadth, the breadth to be
specified by the law. So it is in France,
which has the finest country roads in the
world. That would be one proof at least
that farmers heads are as big as any
other mans.