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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23

Gov. Waite has been asked to deliver
an address to the Chautaqua Circles. If
instead OF honoring such dangerous men
the public and society would ignore them
altogether, the country would be better
off. They are socialists, every one of
them, who are not guided by reason, and
who stand ready to rush to dangerous
extremes to carry out their crazy notions.
The Globe quotes Shakespeare to Con-
gresham Bland as follows: Now donot
saw the air too much with the hand, thus
but use all gently; for in the very torrent,
tempest, and, as I may say, whirlwind of
your passion, you must beget and acquire
temperance that may give it smooth
ness" The same advice might we'll be
administered to Stewart, who talks much
but ordinarily says little.
President Cleveiand's message was
brief, but it contained more sense, better
logic and NOSE substance than has been
incorporated IN all the speeches deliver
ed in congress since the opening of the
session says the Globe, and yet the At
lanta Constitution affirms that if Cleve-
land was right in his message, the Dem
ocratic party has been wrong for twenty
years and that John Sherman and his
Republican supporters have been right.
Now, who is to judge the old-lime Dem
mocratic organ. the Constitution. or the
Globe? Someone, surely, is mistaken.
And now it is said that Minister Baker
does not like his job at Nicaragua. The
weather is too hot, he claims, and his
two beautiful daughters do not like the
situation socially. The question now
arises: Should Minister Baker give in
to what the New York Sun said this
spring when it ridiculed his acceptance
of the position and advised him to lay in
a good supply of fans and umbrellas, or
should he out of pure patriotism brave
the climate and the course and uncul,
tured style of the natives and by one
bold effort live to laugh old Dana in the
face? The paths Of glory, remember,
Mr.. Baker,lead through trials and tribu-
lations.
While the staid statesmen at Washing
ton who believe III sound money are do
ling all they can to curtail the influence
of the silver cranks Of the west, letthem
beware also of falling completely into
the tolls of the gold sharks and bankers
of the east. The fact of the matter is
that our small amount Of currency can
easily be handled By Wall street at will
and to give every thing over to them for
the sake Of alternating a panic will not
do. n a great measure, they are the
original authors Of our present distress;
They brought it on for the sake Of secur-
4 ing certain legislation and now that il is
i beyond their control they are endeayor-
i ing to pose as sound money men. Lei
q congress disrobe them Of their disguise
and have the nerve TO act with discre-
/ ton,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31

adelphia to Wareham, Mass, coal
laden. Tho schooner, he says, went
down OF the highlands, and he drifted
about on q spar until picked up. The
fishing smack Malinda Wood, which
was towed in, reports that when the
hurricane struck it the foremast was
carried away, and First Officer Vogan
and four seamen were carried over
board and drowned. Two OF the sur
vivors We're badly injured and had to
go to the hospital. They were swept
overheard by the same sea that carried
away their companions, but were car
ried back by q returning wave and
dashed on the deck with great violence
and washed into the forecastle, thus
escaping with serious cuts and bruises.
A tugboat with eight loaded scows,
which went out before the storm. got
back after terrible struggle, and re-
ports losing seven of the scows, each
containing one man. Nothing has
since been heard OF them.
New YORK special: Police Super
intendent Byrnes gave orders to put a
stop to the rioting among the striking
longshoremen. A turbulent crowd
gathered at tho Mallory Line Docks
them. They did not disperse after due
warning and the police charged them
and drove them into the saloons of the
neighborhood, and then again scat
tered them.
New YORK special: The steamship
Franklin, arrived, reports that terri
bic storm swept the coast of Honduras
July 6. Many vessels were driven
ashore and the damage to fruit planta-
tions was exceedingly large.
WASHINGTON special: The Presi-
dent issued a proclamation opening the
Cherokee strip to settlement at the
hour of II noon, central standard time,
Saturday, September l6.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31

T1oN. of at least 1000
men. Five police officers were hurt,
but by vigorous use of their clubs they
put the rioters to flight.
Fortunately, says dispatch, the
baSAe was fought in the shadow of the
city hall directly in front of police
hea6Iuarters. Elsewhere it might
have been more serious. Instantly
there were enough of the officers Of
the law at hand to SUPPRESS and disperse
the crowds. But there were exciting
movements afterward, for the police
from the neighboring precincts had
been summoned and they came by
dozens in patrol wagons with horses ut
full gallop. For twenty minutes these
re-enfo1cements poured in from every
direction.
For q week unemployed men have
been parading the streets in violation
Of the ordinances and to- the obstruc-
tion of business traffic. Emboldened
by the reluctance of the police to pro-
woke trouble, the men became bolder
day by day, until several persons had
been assaulted for attempting to pass
through the line. Saturday. after lis
tening to several incendiary speeches
from loud-mouthed agitators, the
crowd started on its daily parade,
headed by q band furnished by some
one who, it appears, has money to buy
bands but cannot buy bread. There
were fully 1000 men in line, and, a
cabman going north on Clark street
attempted to drive through the line
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
Exchange Comment.

FINANCIAL views changed while
you eat!" is now the most popular sign
Of the American pie counter. Wash
ingtOn Post.
1T Is not necessary for Hoke Smith
to run up flag with the inscription,
This is not soldiers administration.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
THE great need Of the Democrats In
Congress is q force bill or some other
hObgoblin TO divert attention from the
perplexing and perilous silver matter.
Globe Democrat.
ST. JOHN thrusts himself to the front
to say that he is free silverite; but
he can't get any pay from the Demo
Gratis for making speeches on any sub
ject this year.-St. Louis Globe Dem-
Ocrat.
IT Is said that 'Culminating Atrocitys
Neal, the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor Of Ohio, Ii q carpet bagger. This
will make NO difYereece. The ava
lanche will hit him just g hard. New
York Press.
GROVER CLEVELAND, In his of1cial
capacity, seems fully convinced that he
is the Government OF the United
States, and il the legislative branch
does not agree In every respect with
tho Executive 1t ID proof positive Of the
ignorance and stupidity Of Congress-
San Francisco Chronicle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
Poilt,eal Paragraphs.

SOUP HOUSES are poor substitute
for busy factories, but 90 is Democratic
rule for Republican rule.
Two BANK failures at Nashville right
on the heels OF the message looks very
much like Southern outrage.
THERE Is no demand for fewer hours
among wOrkingmen these Democratic
days. The cry is for moro Jobs.
THE st. Louis Republic su9gestsa :
series Of @iotnt debates between Mo
Kinley and Neal. Wonder what
grudge IL has against Neal?
IT can be stated upon the bsst 0f IN
thority that the nomination Of Mr..
Lawrence z. Neal created 10 cCnster.
nation In the ranks Of the Buckeye Re-.
publicans.
INsTEAD Of hanging Cleveland III
cfdgy the Colorado Pppulists ou9ht NJ
be Kicking themselves for vctin9 "a
such = way - to give him thD 0lec&oro1
vote n their Stase.
. SECRErAxY 0nHA6 u taet sinlkii9
out Of sight in the 0lI8ce which u
bought MitA tho betraya1 q ~ ~
and tho princfples IN which 10 b9l
until the Itch tn pl lICo dfoNo him m 4
The only thin3 16td cr - III MI
Iii present nfIce tho3 n r. u
by tha p0opie 81 ~ GolaI ll6s
sfsssnAnt, Hhen IN M lIl1 s3IiI I'M Il
'thas .ths IN ! D y y
s33S
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
CAUGHT ON THE FLY
AND CONDENSED FOR OUR
READERS.
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS OF THE
WEEK,
Eventfu. Happenings In Every Known HEM
isphere - Fires, Accidents, Crimes, Poll
tics. Religion, Commerce and Crops, Sand.
wichcd with Minor ANAirs,
Cattle Going Blind.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, spe ,ial: With
in the past week strange disease has
broken out among herds Of cattle in
this county and principally In the vi
diagnosed as keratitis, which has io5ff 81
years ragged among cattle in some por-
tions OF the far west. It is amalignant
and contagious disease OF the eye, and
Is believed to have been brought to
Illinois by cattle shipped here from
Western Missouri. 1t has already af-
fected fifty or more cattle and stopped
the sale temporarily of hundreds. All
the animals affected are either importa-
tiOns from Missouri or cattle that were
pastured near them. When one ami
NAL is affected the disease runs through
the herd. The animal ceases to cat.
The eyeballs grow red and infamed.
In extreme cases the interior OF the
eye becomes inhamed. The organ
bursts and the animal becomes totally
blind.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
Land Grabbing In Asia.

J VIENNA special: The Freie Presse
has advices from Russia that Russian
troops are making preparations to oc-
cupy Herat with strong force. Rus
sian diplomatic officials are indulging
the hope that the ameer will not try to
recover Herat, but that Great Britain
will seek compensation by the occupa-
tion Of Cabul and Candahar, and in
that way become involved in conflict
with Afghanistan. The ameer's forces
lat Herat number hardly five hundred,
as oil his other troops are massed on
the eastern frontier. The Russians
are reported to be fortifying Penjdeh,
Sarakha, and Pulikhatun. The troops
at all three stations will be reinforced
probably in the autumn from the Cau-
casian division of the Russian army.
All Russian troops in the trans-Caspian
provinces are being armed with re-
peating rifles.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
Lively Times I'm Speln.

MADRID special: At bull fight at
Saragossa the audience was dissatisfied
with the quality of the performance
and smashed seats and set fire to them.
The police quelled the riot with diff
Guilty after wounding a number of the
mob. At San Sebastian an audience
ct concert attacked the musicians
because they refused to play basque
hymn, and proce cded to the hotel.
where Prime Minister Sagasta was
stopping, and stoned it. The troops
were called out and forced to fire on
them, killing two and severely wound
ing several.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
The "Dessily Parallel"

Opening of PRESIDENT Opening Of President
HATfisOn's message tOCleveland's message to
Congress, December, Congress eight months
l892: later, August, 1893:
In submitting myl @The existence OF an
annual message to Con- alarming and extraor-
gress have great sat ldtuary business situA-
isfaction in being able ltton. involving the well
to say that the generallfare and prosperity Of
conditions affeCtingthe all our people. has con-
commercial aud indus lstrafned me to call TO-
trial interests Of thegether in extra sessi0n
United states are iDlthe peoples represent
the highest degree fsv- atfves In Congress, to
orable. A c0mparis0nthe end that through .
Of the existing cOndi- wise and patriotic ex-
tions with those ofercise OF the legislative
the most favored pei duty with which they
rtOd In the history 0fs0lely are charged pres
the country. will, be- Ient evils may be miti-
lieve, show that 90 hfghigated. and dangers
degree OF prosperity, threatening the future
and 80 general diffu- -lmay be avefted"
sion OF the comforts of
life, were never bef0re
enjoyed by our pe0p.e."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
IN THE EAST.

: WASHINGTON special: Senator
Voorhees, has introduced a bill author
izing the issue of National Bank Notes
10 the full value OF the bonds deposited.
Ihe bill was accompanied by O letter
from Secretary Carlisle urging its i'm
mediate passage, The bill would add
6l9,OOO,OO0 to the circulation OF the
country. 1t was referred to the
Finance Committee OF the Senate.
WASHINGTON special: An army Of
licer connected with the recruiting SER
vice says that the prevailing hard times
hcve driven large number of men
into the army as a means OF livelihood.
At present, he says, the army Is nearer
its maximum limit of 81, 900 than ut any
time since the war. There arc rarely
more than $1,000 men it. the ranks, but
now there are only about l54 vacancies
in the whole army, and orders have
been issued to recruiting officers at the
various stations to restrict the number
Of recruits. The physical examinations
are severe, but in spite of this the num-
ber of applicants for the service has
greatly increased.
NEW York special: Rumors Of all
kinds were aAoat all over the east side
as to the next move to be made by the
anarchists. One particularly wild
story which gained considerable
lcredence was to the effect that 5000
anarchists were on their way from Chi
cago to this city. According to the
story, the 5000 are not coming from
Chicago direct. Many Of them 1t was
said, would be picked up on the way,
while circuitous routes were being
taken in order to avert suspicion.
Some little color was given to this
story by the fact that at the meeting
which the police raided in Stanton
Street speakers from Newark, Phila-
delphia and other places had been an
nOunced.
NEW YORK special: Many children
iof the old world monarchy sat by the
iron railings Of Ellis Island and wept.
Some were paupers, some were dis
,easod, and the greater number had
Ibeen barred under the contract law.
There were so many OF them that the
Board Of Inquiry did not dispose Of
their cases for several days. Some of
the immigrants learned why they had
heen detained, and that they would be
forced to return to the land which
they had left. A Polish Hebrew over
IN 1 CORNER began to vail and sway to
land fro on the bench on which he sat.
In : few minutes the whole crowd were
,wAiltng and weeping and gesticulat1ng.
An Italian who was told he would have
20 70 back cut his throat with 3 knife.
Tho number OF contract laborers who
have come to Ellis Island In the last
ffsss. srsrssak3As Il ,,sn,.ns.nl1u II rnpo Efnh
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
Elcl, Calena Ore.

GALENA, ILL.,, special: A few weeks
ago Martin Feehan commenced work
On an abandoned mining shaft on the
outskirts of Galena, and has opened up
. cave which is literally lined with Ga
lena ore, some chunks being SO large
ttha. blasting has been resorted to for
their removal. During the past four
days Mr.. Feehan has delivered nearly
$4,000 pounds of ore to Shullsburg
smelter, and there is plenty more in
sight.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
CROPS OF THE WORLc,
Careful Estimates Prepared by the Aus-
trian Government Officials.

Careful Estimates Prepared by the Aus-
trian Government Officials.
The estimates of the harvests Of the
world, which are prepared annually by
Austrian Government officials have
been made public. The estimated yield
for North America is 3S2, coo, 600
bushels of wheat, "a, 3333 600 bushels OF
rye, ard 1,S09, 100000 bushels of corn.
The Hungarian Minister of Agriculture
estimates the worlds production of
wheat this year at Z, ,279, 900, 600 bushels,
against the official average of 2.2SO,-
000,O annually for tho last ten years.
He also gives the following figures:
The deficits to be filled by the import.
ing countries will require $4,000, 900
bushels. The surplus available in ex-
porting countries to satisfy this de.
mand is a7s,666, 600 bushels. The pro-
duction of wheat and the deficit
(amount needed above the domestic
supply in each importing country is
given
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
The production and surplus In each
country are given thus:
Telegraphlc ClIcks,

DURING July 120 deaths from yellow
fever occurred in Havana.
The Fourth National Bank at Louis
vile has resumed business.
COuP & Co., tanners, assigned at
North Attleboro, Mass, owing $40, 900.
THE Columbian liberty bell has been
shipped from Troy, N. r., for Chicago.
TRAINMEN on the Louisville & Nash.
willie decide to strike against . cut in
wages.
THE st. Louis lumber firm Of Stern
4 Mohlman has failed. The debts are
$50 600. -
Four pontoons ard 3 schooner were
wrecked two miles north OF Narragan-
sstt, r. /.
ILsLEY, DOUBLEDAY + Co, paints,
failed at New York. Liabilities, el5O,. !.
l0O; assets, 82lO, ,0CO.
" i. H. HANAN's new steam yacht
fnade 20s mil0e "a hour On hor trial
cruise on Lone Island Sound.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31

prompt and vig-
orous in suppress
ing the outbreak.
AS it was, there
were b Il ise d
heads and lacer-
ated flesh, both of
policemen an d
laymen. It was
a very short but
bloody battle be-
twaan the pfficprS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31

In less time than it takes to
tell it driver and horse were sur
rounded by 100 bowling men, many
of whom flourished ugly clubs in the
air and threatened to brain the victim
of their wrath. The terrified cabman
applied the whip to his horse and sue
ceeded in breaking away. In u few
minutes a United States mail wagon
attempted to pass through the line and
again the mob surged around the
vehicle, threatening to upset it, when
some one cried: Hold on. boys. That's
Uncle Sans wagon" "D---n Uncle
SAM" cried a black-broweG tough who
had hold Of a wheel. Let's spill the
mail" His less brutal comrades urged
him to desist, and the parade was re-
sumed, but it was evident that the men
meant mischief. Numbers of them
bore clubs. Others stopped as they
walked and were observed to pick up
paving stones and carry them in their
hands. All this time there had baen
no interference on the part of the
police.
Burst Forth Like Volcano.
As the turbulent portion of the pro-
cession, which had just been cheated
Of q victim at the intersection of Clark
street, reached the Washington street
entrance of the City Hall the brooding
storm broke loose. The object Of the
mOb's wrath was II. Fl. Martindale.
who was seated in buggy and was
driving east on Washington street.
Martindale asked for passageway, and
this was the signal for an outburst OF
volcano. Two dozen fierce-looking
men sprang from the line and surround
ed Martindale. Two big fellows seized
his horse by the bride and others
grasped the wheels OF the vehicle,
while they poured horrible curses upon
the trembling occupant OF the vehicle,
who was too much frightened to utter
word. Those in front and those in
the rear saw the crowd Of excited
men and ran toward the buggy.
In moment the street was jammed
with hundreds of bowling, cursing,
frenzied men, who seemed wild with
rage. With howl OF anger the mob
made united lurch at the buggy and
threw it completely over, Martindale
being thrown under the feet Of the
mob. Itwas then that the police in
terfered, taking vigorous and effec-
tive means Of quelling the disturbance.
A number OF arrests were made. May
or Harrison has issued orders that no
more parades will be permitted under
any .pretext, and meetings Of idle men
will be closely watched for signs of dis.
order !
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
The live stock - pretty wsal NJ
tributed over the whole stats.


1S&E8ADS1U1W8
BRULE COUNTY now has ten eood
artesian wells within II borders, mi
this number will be increa1sd 70 neax.
ly fifteen before snow dies. 6eyorai
drilling machines are constantly ~
work ia various portions OF the OCsnt3.
Notwithstanding the fact that th1f0I
already are more than two hundred -.
tesian wells In South DakotA, many q
the counties are just awakening ~ the.
Importance OF sinking wells. NOtahly1
is this the case with the Black Ht11n
counties, as well ~ with some ol tho
counties east OF the Missouri River.
The State Commissioner of IrfdR1tSon
has just selected the locations Of aye
new wells In Douglas County, and Il -
likely that fully . dozen viii bO sunk
in that county before the work II 6nally5
discontinued. An election to vote Ola
the subject will probably be held - ~
early date. In the Black Hills the
work Of sinking wells II but jlst Co
mencing. For years, Or ever Since NE
first well was sunk 0aet Of the Ntnouxl
River, II hes been 3 serious QueGta0A
whether or not the artesinn taaIH 80
tended % tar west @ tho Black Hil1o
This question hes nov been 0ett10d ~
the striking Of IN artesiAn we'll Ut Bello
FOurche, Butte County, IN tho oxtreG;a
northern portion Of the Black HIM
and from now on scores Of wells viii ~
sunk In thst section. The Ooaa n -
valleys and among the loot hills a -
Black Hills % very productive md Dup.
ports hundreds of farmers IN the -
lack OF rain has injured ArQp0 % = 60
tain extent, but the striking 0f nosv3n&
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
Clash with a Crowd.

chicago's unemployed, led by shift
less agitators, again brought on the in
evitable riot which has lately followed
their daily street parades. For brief
time the elements were at work which
create destruction, both of life and
property, and the results might have
been lamentable had not the police been
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
Rc.ped the yvhiriwInd.

The Chicago Inter Ocean remarks:
"When the future historian tells the
world Of the great financial panic Of
1893 he will say: In the winter and
spring months Of that year the New
York bankers and financiers sowed the
wind, and during the summer months
reaped the whirlwind."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
New Mexico and Statehood.

SANTA FEE, N. NJ, special: Gov.
Thornton has issued proclamation
calling convention at Albuquerque
on September 20, to consider New
Mexico's admission Us state and to
memorable Congress in favor OF such
admission,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31

The New York Press take, column
of space to tell why the Mills Shut
Down" Advertisers regard the Press
space as valuable, toO.-Kansas City
Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-31
ROUTED THE RIOTERS
CHICAGO POLICEMEN DiSPERSE
A MOB.

Parade of the Unemployed and Hungry
Becomes Lawless Rabble--D Dispersed
by Police--several Ohcers Badly Injured
-Iioters Clubbed and Arrested.