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The morning call., 1894-11-27

lTUATiON WANTED BY A FIRST CLASS
4 gard ener and cOachman with good city refer
ancas Ahdreas Gardener. box lOl. Call Bran Ell 3
The morning call., 1894-11-27

YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION:
i housework or cooking; good references.
Please call at A22 NJ lima street. no27 Its
The morning call., 1894-11-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

y. ANTED- SECOND GIRL AND SEWING,
| W $40: French and Protestant nurses, $50; .
cooks. German style. $25 and $50; rotestant
cook ana laundress. $25; restaurant waitress and
girls for housework Ia city and country. j. F.
| CROSETT & CO., 3l2 Suffer ST.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

We acknowledge the receipt of sample bal
lot used in the recent election In San Francisco
1t is four feet long and two feet wide and con-
tains the names of no less than 300 candidates
for office. Small wonder that the returns from
California are coming in slowly. - Boston
Herald
The morning call., 1894-11-27
THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circulation than any
Other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

+ EFT YOUR HELP AT c. r. HANSEN & co.'s,
~ ITO Geary ST.; phone 485.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

Mrs. Lynn Linton, the English novelist and
essayist. was the youngest of twelve children
The morning call., 1894-11-27
Phillips Rock Island Excursions

Leave San francisco every Wednesday via
RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS
Through tourist sleeping cars TO Chicago and BOs-
ton. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston For tickets, sleeping car
accommodations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
way, so Montgomery street. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

pAILORESS WANTED IN FRS Glass
coats. $50 seventh St., Oakland. no27 a.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

Y DUNG MAN WOULD LIKE A POSITION AS
engineer or fireman.; is good machinisL; can
90 his own repairs. }. H., Call Office, Oakland27 st
The morning call., 1894-11-27

Northern Pacific Overland Route.
III You are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing eisew here. T.. K. Stateler, general
agent, 638 Market street, S. F.
The morning call., 1894-11-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


~ Dividend Aotice-Office of the BO-
VIZ die Consolidated Mining Company room
%, Nevada block 500 Montgomery St. San Fran
cisco. Cal, November 20, 1894 AT meeting OF
pany. held this day. a dividend NO. ~ OF
twenty-five cents (25c) per share was declared on
the capital stock of the company, payable w edneL.
DAY, December 5, 1894, at the transfer agency.
room II. OF Broadway, New York, only on stock
issued from the transfer agency in that city. and
at the San Francisco Office only on stock issued
here. Transfer books will close on Monday. n o.
vember %. 1884, at O'Clock T. N.
no21 I'd NJ. +. WILLIS Secretary
The morning call., 1894-11-27

V DUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR GENFP.T
L h0usework; 3 5. 700 Diamond ST.. cor TWENTY
fourth. po27 5Ts s'
The morning call., 1894-11-27

The envlouS ST. Louis Journal that crows be-
cause Chicago's vote fell below its registration,
and, therefore, below New York's vote. should
possess Its tuppenny soul in patience until
april next, when there will be polling-places
enough IN Chicago to get the entire vote ill.,
Chicago Herald
The morning call., 1894-11-27

E'IRST-CLASS COACHMAN WISHES SITUA-
ton; lately from the East: understands care
OF horses thoroughly; private family preferred.
Gall at 5l7 Pine street. no27 2t*
The morning call., 1894-11-27

No home is complete without PARKER's GIN
Err TONIC, needed for every weakness
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM is life TO the hair.
The morning call., 1894-11-27
HELP wANTED-CoNTISl;FD

"A ANTED - MAT SWEDISH OK GERMAN
" second girl 500: cook and secouG Girl sams
house, In family. $25; girls for general house
work, $25; house girls, $50; gil to wait in res
for Alameda, $50; number OF girls to assist. $40.
332 Ge3ry ST.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

d ELIABLE HANDYMAN WANTS PERMA.
Ii nent worK; good wnitener gIazier and paint
er; handy with tools of any kind; can make him
self generally useful in many ways: moderate
wages. Address ARTHUR ANDERSON box / IA
Call Branch ONCE. nO27 BIS
The morning call., 1894-11-27

a. OMAN, EXPERIENC ED, TO RUN An ICE
- cream, bakery and confectionery business.
beautifully fitted with every requisite; small can
ital required: rooms attached. Apply 1927 mir
teenth ave, East Oakland. no17 q
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COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A
y situation To do general houSework in a private
family. 132412 Harrison st. NOES 3tF
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MALE HELP WANTED.

DASTRY COOK AND BAKER. COUNTRY
1 hotel. SIS; hotel walters, city, $50; neat
beiIbOy, small in stature, hotel, city SIS; Japa-
nese cock, country hotel S25. c. r. HANSEN &
CO., ITO Geary ST.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

No well regulated household should be without
a bottle of Dr.. Siegert'S Angostura Bitters, the
ce lebratet appel ger.
The morning call., 1894-11-27

n ANTED - SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
- GERMANY To do kitchenwork, assist in dining
room, IN Ike beds or other work. Please address
ID. VIELITZ 62i " ashlngton ST. upstairs II ste
The morning call., 1894-11-27

A HOTEL COOKS. Ss5, $40 AND $50: 3 WATT
4 ers: 8 iabOrers. S26; ? shin carpenters IS day
MURRAY q READY. 6S4 Clay 81.
The morning call., 1894-11-27
SITUATIONS wANTEp- CoNTINUED

PESPECrABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION
~ as cook or general housewoTk in jewish or
American family; years reference Address
2hO Eel
The morning call., 1894-11-27

> YOUNG LADIES 10 LEARN TELEGRApuV
= ana qualify for good paving positions CATi
FuRNlA TEL EGRAPH co. X prnv cor t1av 81 =
The morning call., 1894-11-27

|, IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER. PERFECT FIT
ter, wishes engagements in families by the day,
or will take any kind of sewing at nome Call or
address l1l212 Harrison st. noI6 14tS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Qusla 3.
OeutihInn0.

Oeuti6lduo.
O2tt elmer englil6en Uniform argetbdn,
~ftattete &aiier @tLbeLm am Wittnob
benz Brin5en BON Wale5 unb benz 0er3oge
bon gorf etnen 8eiucb ab. Oerielbe nurbe
cine Stunbe ipdtet bon ben leBteren err
hilbert, tporauf fte bic &eiie na6 @nglan6
antraten. gtob Ser Qlbreiie oes Brin3en
BON @ales unb beS 6erso9eS bon Wort
tparf iib ber &aiier in cine beuti9e Unit
form unb bereitete it3 CUR @r0ffnung bes
&eibsta8es Dor.
Die @r0ffnung bes 9tetbstdges fan6 UNI
Wtttag i'm &itteriaaIe bes SAlofes fiat,
neil Der getp0bnIi9 ba3u benuBte @etBe
Saal CUR 3eit ausgebef1ert Dirb.
&aiier @iLDelm berlas ieinc Sbronre6e
feLbit. Oteielbe Iautete folgen6ermaBen:
y@eebrte 6errenI SIM Namen meiner
boben 8er6iinoeten bepiutommne idb sic
beim 8e9inn Sbrer neutrality-suspicious.
3bGttgteit. Sic tper6en Sbre SbGti9feit
na6 Sbrem neuclt 6eim iibertragert, pclz
dies na9 3e6nidbriger angeftrengter Nrbeit
ii6 iebt ais elm 0enfmaL unleres nattos
nalen &unftfletBes Der 8ouenbung nabt.
Wl09e @otteS Segen auf benz 6auie ruben,
unb mO9e bic @r0Be un6 Die @oblfabrt
bcs Geicbcs baS 3ieL ietn, na6 tpelcbem @Ge
ftreben, tDelbe berufen itn6, tnnerbalb iei>
ner Wfauern nit Selbitberleugnung un6
Greue su arbeiten. Sb 6etone Dieien
@uni6 I'm 10 ftGrter, angeit6t8 Der
pirtbi6aftliben un6 poIitii6en 0ei9dfte,
pel6c bur9 Sbre MitbILfe erIebigt iDeroen
mullen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

Sn 8eorta baben 3tpei re9t er + W
It9e @reigntiie itatteefunben. SIR bas
bon benz Beoriaer 6euti9en &inftler Sriez
bel gu errtbtenbe berrli6e &ricgerbenfmal,
fltr tpelcbes 6ortige patriotii6e 9amen bic
eriteI WttteL 3uiammenbra9ten, bat iebt
Der borttge Stabtratb etnitimmig $1O,O 900
beptat9t, nacbbem suppr bas 8oIt leIbit in
urabittmmuns in bieier @etle entibieben
bate. Nllo etne boppelte furcbtbare Waulz
ibeue unb Sbrfet9e fir bortige eingeborene
8aftern, pel6e nur aus nattpiltilchem
Grimm barber, baB bic @rri9tung bes
0entralS einem Sobne 6eutider @ltern
itbcrtragen 1T, 9e9en basiel6e 9egeifert
battenI 9as anbere erfreulicbe geortaer
8OrfOmmniB beitebt barin, baB bortige
Qrbeiteroerbdnbe, aundbit Bic Union Der
Gi9arrenma6er unb bic ber S6net6er, entz
idieben Steaung 9esen Sic iebt baielblt
berribenbe SonntagStDrannei nebmcn.
9asu bemerft Die inn Qagemeinen BEN
@rbeitersltnionen iebr freunblicbe vSonne"
in Beorta Solgenbes: vOas 8orgeben ber
Sbneiber unb Gigarrenmac6er ge9en bic
iboflen 6eu6ler lit Inn 70 anerfennens1
pertber, ais iib unter pielen @eperfgez
noIienibaften Die piberLi9te 9euaelei be-
merfbar mabt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Ser frabere Sberccremonienmetifer

- Ser fribere Observation-Disclosures
am batrii6en 0Ofe, @raf &arL b. Wfo1
DC Sous, lit i'm 60. QebenSiabre in Winz
6en geitnrben. Ser bocbgebtL6ete unb
auBerOrbentli6 ipra6funbi9e Mann bat
itcb nit nt9t unbcoeutenbem @rfolg aucb
in Der bramatiicben 9i6tfunit beriucbt-
Sein S6auipieI Sin Oeuti9er Stanbesz
9err" 9tng iber DieLe 8ibnen unb murbe
bonn Publtfum unb Der &rttif iebr freunbz
li9 aufgenommer. SIM Win1ner 9teit>
ben3tbeater fanben IN BEN Sabren 1879 bis
1890 Is Qufflbrungen fiat. @u9 Elm
rei5enbes 2uitipte[ v9ie Spinne" fanb
Iebbaften Qlnflang. 9te ltterartiben Or
betfen Wfob's ftnb burchtpeg bon elmer
freibeitltchen, birgerItben @eftnnung err
fiQt, Die Der Seim9egangene au9 in ietz
mem Yrtoatleben ME ~Derleugnete. G6draf>
tertitti3 bierfir lit eine @piiooe aus Der
!3ett Der Bremtere beS vStanbeSberrn".
0as Publifum flati6te leb6aft 8eifau unb
rtef ben 8erfaiier. Wtan macbte ben @raz
fen auf feline Steuung ais f.. Sberceremo=
nienmetiter aufmerfiam unb legte i6m
nabe, it6 nt9t Dor ben &antpen gu Seiz
gen. @raf Mob eri6ien aber trob6em Dor
benz 6aule unb ba1fte fir bic geipenbete
Nnertennung. @r 9tng babon aus, baB
mar S6auipieIe ni6t ais Oberitceremoz
nienmeiiter, iOnbern als Didbter 81 ibreie
BEN pfle9t. Ofan eradblte aub, baB @raf
WtoD feline Gntlaiiun9 aus benz 6ofbienit
tpe9en letner Iiteraril9en Gbdtigfeit babe
nebmen mifen. 9as 1T inbeiien, pte
Die vWiin6. g. gfa9r." beritcbcrn, nibt
rt6tig. @enn aucb &0nig 9u6mig aus
ieiner WiBbiai9un9 iiber Sen vSerausruf"
fetn 6ebl mabte, blieb bo6 Weop persona
gratissima BET 6of un6 nuroe ipdter
gum @eianbten in &om ernatnt. 9ort
erfrantte ct siemli9 fart an Malaria,
tpelcbe nebet Dem boben Glitter ben &etm gu
Der &rdnf[icbfeit bes @erltorbenen Ie9te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

bic Mrbeiter duf benz @roBbed unterge@
bra6t, ppQftdrbtg unter freiem 6immel.
$50 bGtten fe audi anbers bintommen f0n=
men? @s mar ia Der gdn3e S9iffsraum bod
2dbung unb Die be7eren unb gef9iibteren
B1GBe auf Sed BON %unIeren &ruboDs be-
1eBt. 9te fpiberipGrttgften Seenen Ipielz
ten 1i9 ab BET Der nNbfitterung" Der 2eute.
Die tGgli9e Mabl3eit beftanb aus gefo9tem
Gets, gu Dem d6 un6 gu Elm padr Singer
1piben DDG Sal5 bertbeilt purben. Die
MGnner batten fi9 balO iiber bic 8ertbetz
luna %qeeinigt, batten @inen angefteGt, Der
bic G%ationen austbeilte, unb 70 qinq NQes
1einen qeregeIten Sang. M6er bic @eiber!
9a fpnnte man pirflt4 fagen: r0a tper<
ben @eiber 5u 6bGnen!" Sbnen Die @usz
tbeiGung 1elbit gu iiberlafen, baran mar
ri9t gu benten. @tets muBte Der brittle
Sffi3ier, 6err &pppelftetter, unterftibt
bur9 eine Nn3abl &rubops unb bepaffnet
nit Nilpferbpetti9en etc, ben 2eis Der=
t6etlen. Die Weiber trdten Damn beran, ben
etnen 3ipfel ibres 2enbentu9es gef9iir3t,
UNI ft9 in bieien tire &ationen DerabfDlgen
gu %lafen."
Sn Bona tpurbe Die r@adre" abgeliefert.
nntertpegs bate Der Nr3t tbetGs bonn @qptz
tdn, tbeils bon 6errn b. @lbe erfabren, baB
Die Strmd %. &c 9. bic 2e1te fir 4 Yfb.
st. per &opf bonn &Ontg BON 9abomeb gez
fduft unb gum S6etle in Waaren be5a6lt
bate, baB bic 8oermanzGinie fir ben
Sransport 10 S9iIinge fir ben 8opf err
bulten bate, nnb baB Der @ongoSStaat an
80. &c 9. fir etnen Mann IL, fir elm @eib
16 pfb. ct. beaablt bdtte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

No6 foloffaler ais in ben S6uTen
Srantrei6s unb in ben rniperiitdten Der
Ser. Staten 9%eitaltet iib Ser 8 riumpb
Der beutf9en Spra9e, un6 3ugleib
Der 3riunpb Der beuti6en @iiieni6aft, in
Sapan. Mitten i'm 9etpalttgen &rieee
gegen Gbtna ftn6et Sapon aub .3eit CUR
nod gr6Beren 9ebung ieines b0beren llnz
terri6tspeiens. 9tunmebr lit bort in BEN
bDberen S9uIen, unter frem6en Spracben
Die oeuti6e, an Steue Ser engIiic9er, 3ur
eriten I'M oblisatoriiden Spradunterrid6t
9ena6t tporben. @tnem @rlaB bes Inter
ri9tsminiftertumS 3ufolge miifien bon nun
an 6iejenigen Qbiturienten Der &egierungsz
9pmnaiten, tpel6e in Sic me6i3iniide, litez
rarii6z pbiloiopbti9e ober in Die iuriitii6z
fdmeraItiii6e SafultGt Der untneriitGt
iibergeben moaen, bic beuticbe Sprabe be-
herri6en. 2ln Ser l1ninerittGt in Sofio
unterrt6ten sur 3eit lteben 6eutide 8roz
f%eiiOren, stpet in Der mebi3inti6en, brei in
ber p6iIoiopbii6en un6 stpet in Der %iuriitiz
iben TafuItGt. Ser tnterrtht in Der
Webt5in uno in Ser 9btloiopbie in Sapan
itanb i9on felt benz 8e9inn Der bortigeu
groBartieen mo6ernen S9uIi90pfungen
unter beutidem @influB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

Std)ere &apttaL @2tta0enl
perfe.:sen.
Wasmansdorff g. Heinemann,
146-147 @onbOIpb St., Chicago.
V139Mr1 4S3 2Aan1SmA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
HE Is KNOWN.
Senators Are After the Man Who
Has Been Making Charges.

Washington, July -; Til" senate
sugar trust Investigating COMMITTEES is
deyo,ing itself in tEs branch of the in
quiry which il is now pursuing to fer
retins out the origin Of the rumors at
.cctihG senators ard ne anbars of thl con
mittce now thak. with fair prospect OF
success. They are Of the ,piniDn thai
the stories &C using scnat 0rs of specula-
tir:s IL sugar stock aud of having been in
tiuenecd III their attitude toward that
tariff bill by a friendly interest in the
sugar trust have had Il common origin
and they now think they have obtained a
clue which will enable them to develop
the source of all the statements The
testimony given by the witnesses before
the committee Saturday point to a certain
individual! rs the party responsible for
tie charges which have been set atloat.
he Is not 4 resident of Washington and
his present where ahcuts have not been
definitely ascertainod. but it is under
stood that no effort will be spared to find
him and bring him before the committee
and thus give him an opportunity to
make good the charges.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
GOSPEL At 4 RACE TRACK.
Religious Services Held in ~ Bet
ting Hing,

st. Paul. July %. -Evangelistic ser
vices were conducted by the Epworth
leagues of st. Paul in the pavilion at the
Hamliae race track yesterday afternoon.
Jockeys, stable boys and all the attaches
of the track who are living at Hamline
showed their appreciation Of the worthy
efforts of the leaguers i'll their behalf by
assembling in large numbers to hear the
gospel preached. In front of the empty
grand stand and before the deserted track
whcrc on week days the calling of races
and the confused announcement of bets
keeps the human pulse as restless as the
racers. there tioated yesterday subdued
sounds of prlyer and sacred song. The
services were superintended by Il. n.
WOieycr. chairman of the department of
spiritual work of the Epworth league, as
sisted by President Barrett, of the Ep-
worth league union, who acted as usher.
All leagues in the city We're represented
Hamlnc university. was the speaker of
the occasion, and the musical feature was
solo. 'Suawancc River" by Miss Grace
Mckaig. whose sweet tones and deep
feeling captiyated her listeners. Her Sc
lection WAS accompanied by a guitar
played 10y Miss Edwards. A number of
the members of the coloreI boys chorus
which WAS expected to pariic pate, having
left for Chicago last week this feature
wa eliminated. The meetings have re
suited Ia several conversions
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
THE NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
Republicans Who Will Conduct the
Fall Campaign.

st. Paul. July 23.---Hon. A Barto of
Sauk Center, who was chairman of the
late Republican state convention, and was
empowered BY the body to appoint a state
central committee, has completed his
task aud announced the committee. which
Is rsadc up as follows:
Members at large Tams Rixby, chair
mau. Red Wing. y. w Kingsley Austin:
III +. Brown, Minneapolis. Alyah East
man. ST Cloud: John Goodnow. Miune-
apolis: Harris Richardson. St Paul; An
drew .;riadeland Warren: First district
John Beyers, Hastings. Second district
Eli ). Warner. ST. Paul; Third district.
NJ. b. Webber Winona: Fourth district
-. (. Morgan, Minneapolis: Fifth dis
trict, J. NJ. Dimens. Owatonna: Sixth
district. George B. McArthur Blue
Earth City; Seventh district. f. e. Cor
liss, Fergus Falls; Eighth district, J II
Alderman. Young America, Ninth dis
trief, w. w. Smith, Sleepy Eye: Tenth
district, q. q. Wall. Lanesboro: Eleventh
district. F. .. Swaustrom. Duluth;
Twelfth district, A. II. Rice. WiIlmar.
Thirteenth district. Alex Fiddcs. Jack
son, Fourteenth district, o. IL Myron,
Ada, Fifteenth district. w r. Baum
bach, Wadena. Sixteenth district, O. q.
canes'orp. Elbow Lake
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
4 CYCLE TINKER.
&. ". Baker Charged With Stealing
Wheels md Disgusting Them.

Minneapolis, July %. The most recent
acquisition 70 the criminal classes is the
man who tinkers stolen bicycles SO that
they may not be recognized. That any
one should make Il business of doing this
many might doubt but George w. Baker,
who was arrested by Inspectors Law
ience and Hoy, is charged with doing
This very thing. Bakers home is at 92S
Twenty-third avenue south. and these
premises were carefully searched by the
detectives. Parts Of bicycles were found
in the cellar and in the barn aud were
taken to police headquarters. His plan,
according to the police. is to take apart
two machines and by interchanging the
parts make two new ones, which the
owners would never be able to identify
The numbers are filed off and the spot
painted over SO as not to arouse sus
picion
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27

He was Electrified.

\ curious story about electricity comes
from Hackettstown, n. j. Earnest Ward
is ii young man living there. who has been
employed in the electrical lamp works at
East Newark He has had several severe
shocks Of electricity while there. and the
other day got one that knocked him
senseless. and he was conveyed home in
that condition. The physicians declared
that his brain was injured. and that
there was no hope Of saving his life, or
restoring him to consciousness. His aunt.
however. declared that he was sub
merged with electricity" and that if it
could be drawn off, he would recover.
1t was determined to try the experiment,
SO Il wet sponge. fastened to the end of
II grounded wire, was placed in his hand.
There was nothing 70 show that any
electricity passed off from his body, but
in Il short time he became sem-conscious
and after the connection was interrupted
and made again he recovered his con-
scionsness and became able to talk. 1t is
thought that he will completely recover
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
1t Was n Hoax.

Baltimore. July o3.A dispatch from
Chicago stating that President Debs had
received a check for $1,000 from Shake
speare Tuck Il of Blltmore to aid in
Debs' defense, proves to be Il hoax. The
National Howard bank, upon which the
check was drawn. has no such customer
and, in fact, close search has failed to
find any one ~ tha. name IN Baltimore
The joker combined the names of Tommy
Tucker. Of base bali fame and that Of the
.afe lameateI lard Of Avon
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27

ought to last for half century. tn
inSolent domination of sectional ,.hiyalr
IN the fifties taught Northern mudsill
what Democratic doughfaces were, an,
eXlled the Democracy from power TO
thirty-two years. This time the frightfu
feyerses in business, and the disasters t,
Industry. and TIL" Sufferings and tn
losses of labor. have driven the lessol
deeper and the greasy mechanics of 1S9
nave reason to remember even longe
thaii their fathers of 1860
The British Confederate War on Woo
and Woolens.
Senator Sherman thinks the proposed
duties on woolenS and worsteds may b,
fairty protective under free wool, but tha
Tree wool is almost treasonable
but Secretary North of the wool manu-
la'iuferS says there Is not 4 branch o
me industry which will not suffer unde
The bill it it becomes Il Law The reduc
tons average 80 to -, per cent and
Worse still. the duties are ad yalorem
ms opens the doors to undervauat
and practically reduces the duties at leas
-, per cent. more.
The worst discrimination is acaius
carpets. and perhaps some Of the carpe
manufacturers who refused 10 sustain th,
republican, party because the Mrkinle,
tafiH ilu not give them free wool now Sc,
the danger which they invoked
The best informed manufacturers sa,
that only the mills which make the cheap
er grades Of goods can run successful,
under the bin and that reductions o
wages will have to range from IL to II
per cent.
An invasion of the North by Confed
crate army of 100, ,uOD men would BE pref
cradle to the practical destruction of "u
great wool growing and wooleunanH
featuring industries.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
A Fatal Fall.

York, Me-, July 23. w. H. Baker.
manager and one Of the proprietors of the
Albracca hotel, York Harbor, was OH top
Of a wind mill to-day oling the ma
chinery when the wind shifted, causing
the wheel 70 reyolve which knocked him
off. He fell distance Of fifty feet and
was instantly killed. He leaves d wife
and two children.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27

extent than for one year just past; while
me decline III internal revenue was mere
~ nominal. against q decline during the
last year of about Sl4 ,OOO, 600. The shock
of the panic was tremendous. But it was
hot all panic which produced effects 50
striking. The promise of tariff reductions
had Il profound influence Ii at once led
to "A curtailment of importations, and as
the time for reduction appeared to ap-
pruach, the cutting down Of imports be
came all the more radical
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27

ne Springfield (Mass.) Republican is
hpl"rter of the Cleveland ndministra
!; HiuSWump tendencies taking root III
ef: IN the first Cleveland campaign:
III giving the financial operations Of
G"Hernment for the year ending June
1894. the Republican, prints the fol
Elng tables. which tell an awful story
|iii'slnanagement of national finances.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
Operation on jules Simon.

Jules Simon had /; cataract removed
from one of his eyes lately and under
Went the operation with a coolness and
fortitude that few young men would have
cqualed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27

we Will let this Democratic administra-
is unfortunate rs table oMe Of efs tirnres: Here Here
falling off in totnl revenue during the
a ar OF some $50, 100000 while expenses
hre reduced by less than $17.OOO,OOo.
his s Z deficit Of nearly $7O,OOO,OO re-
~ from the years operations Of the
asury, and the public debt was in
eased about $50. 100000. This is the
"rs1 showing made by the federal treas
III many a year. The chief loss IN
ehne was from customs. where the de-
na Tor twelve months reached the re-
t[aiihaole ~ total of over ST. ,WO.WW no
m slump in revenue was ever be1ore
by the government during
~ I'VE years Of business depression from
N - % 1878 the revenue from customs ieii
F only about $7O.OOO,OOO, or to less
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27
|INSONCLEVELAND
r REFORM PRESIDENT
oNE FOR THE ADVAN-
or THE COUNTRY.

If Cutting Down the Tariff
and Pensions--The
nm Free Ships-The 0ues-
s,,,hern Dictation-The Brit
,a War on Wool and
nemocracy, in Promise and