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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06
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Are You Looking for Land?
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Take trip over the Great Northern to
northern Minnesota and North Dakota,
and YOU can satisfy your yearnings. The
Red River Valley, the Devils Lake Dis
trict and the Turtle Mountain country
invite investigation aud settlement.
These localities offer free homesteads,
cheap lands and good climate to Eastern
farmers who have vainly toiled for years
to get ahead and pay off "that little
mortgage" It is the country, too, for
the grown up sons to whose sturdy labor
the small Eastern farm no longer gives
adequate returns.
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To.be Had for the Asking.

Homeeteads in North Dakota, Mon
tana and Washington. The last Of the,
public domain of any agricultural value.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06
peace Pipe

Is enjoyed by Indians, but the traveller
who likes comfort enjoys smoking best
in the Buffet Smoking Coach On tn.
North Western Limit
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

For publications and information as to
rates, routes, locations, ETC., address, 8
f. I. WHITNEY,
Ct. p. & T. A.,
st. Paul, MINI.
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W Mullaney; ms sec, Cavauagh; treasures.
J Curriec; marshal, z NJ Laughlin; serg't-at-
arms. } J Moshane; sentinel Mieha Ryan:
I'd Sunday andxth Tuesday of month.
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wINoNA COUNTY.

County Delegate, John Sherman, Winona.
Div. Nc. l, Winona- President. john Rowan
Sr; yice-preeident. Edward Fockens; rec sec
and ms sec, d O'Brien; sergeant at arms. john
Brophy: sentinel. Nj Manning; marshal. Pat
rick Flynn; meet Let and Sd Tuesday eyeniaes
of month at st Thomas hall.
DIV. No. 2, Witoka- President, Luke Nagle;
vice president, VIM McCaffrey; rec sec, Jamee
McCaHrey; fin sec, Thomas Burke; treasurer,
and ins sec, Frank Monahan,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06
SHELLEY COUNTY.

= SHELLEY COUNTY.
County President-W Fahey, Green Isle.
Div. No. /, Green sle-President. Daniel
Myers; vice-president, M Mcmahon; rec SEQ.
J A shortsll; fin sec, Peter MeGrann; treasurer,
Ihos Norm; ms sec. M McMahon; sergeant:
alarms. J O'Connor; marshal, T F Martin.
Meeting LIST Sunday in each month.
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DIRECTORS.
Business Accounts Solicited
Interest Paid on Time DEPOSITS
Tickets Sold to and from Europe viz
Anchor and Cunard Lines.

You can exchange your money at Irish
American Bank before starting, for draft pay.
able at any bank in England, Ireland or Scot,
land.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06
SCOTT COUNTY,

County Delegate. Leonard. Jordan.
Maloney; vice-president, NJ F Pendy; rec
sec. 81 Conlon; fin sec, J Kilduff; treasurer.
Daniel Callahan; insurance sec, James O'Neill:
meet let Sunday Of month ~'>>A'
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

E0-No change of cars on Northern Pa,
cific for boarders coming to Verndale from
ST. Paul or from the Pacific Coast.
The school will open the first Monday in
September.
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PER MONTH.
Board and tuition in English branches
bed, bedding and washing ......... $1,000
Lessons on piano or organ. ADD
Use Of instrument for practicing .. :. so
Pens, pencils and ink. 80. ,.~... ........ Is
Day pupils Observation-Disclosures. TO
Drawing, painting, ETC.. form extra
charges. Sewing and fancy work free.
Books and work materials sold at cost prices.
Payments made at all times in advance.
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BRA1NERp. GROW WING COUNTY.

BRAINERD. GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate. VIM Barron.
President. Jas Cullen; vice-president, Jas +
M McG1nness; rec sec. d Mahcney; fin and ms sec
geant-at arms. ia P New; eeutinel, Thos vii.
lis; marshal W 81 Meekin: meet I'd Wednesday,
eve at $3.50 o'clock and 4th Sunday at 80 o. m :.
OF each month. In Peabody & Bakers hall, COZ
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Ber,htsperb rbanolun9en.

Mm Dienitas gia9mittas iIber=
lanote bic @pesial=Surp sur MeuIormu=
liruns Der glntlase auf slnnabme bon
Beitehunesseloern ee9en bic County,
gommifdre @idter Pusb Elm periiegels
tes e9reiben, uorauf ber &i9ter in
alei9er @eile anttportete. Wean tlimmt
an, baB bie1er Briefme9lel erfolste, neil
Der friibere County =gommi6dr Briggs
1ia meigerte, por ber Surp 3eu9niB ab=
3ulesen.
Das @eleb l9reibt ndmlid por, bab
bic Surp bon ber Weiseruns zines 3eu'
gen, Muslasen gu MAIDEN, ben &i&ter
ldriftli9 in &enntnib iesen tnub, ,porauf
bieier lie, ebenf falls i9riftli@, oabin su
initruiren bat, ben 3eusen no4mals gu
pernebmen. 8eitebt er aud banr auf
leiner Weigeruns, bann mub ct in of-
fentlider @eri4tsfbung perb0rt tperoen.
Sn Der Mittmo9s Sibun9 wurbe 9err
Brisgs 'abermals Der Surn por9efibrt,
unb ba bic lebtere teine tpeitere @ommus
nitotion an Ri9ter Yusb i9idte, 10
ninlmt man an, bab ber gr<gountps
gommilIar leinen @ioeritanb segen
eine 8ernebmun9 aufgeseben babe.
Stats. ts.Obereeribt.
Sn Der Rlage, tpel9e bic 2annins
Yrinting 60. anseitren9t bat, um bic
ftaatlide Druderei.g gommiiion gu 3tuin'
gen, ibr bic gontrafte fir bic Nusfiib-
runs seuiier Drudarbeiten gu iibertra'
gen, unb melbe in ben erenSnitan3en
obgepielen tporben NOR, robm beute bas
5taats= s=Obereeri9t bic Nrsumente ent~
sesen. Die gnti9eibuns piro am
nd@iten Sienitas abseseben tperoen.
au9 Der 6aGl bes Notwithstanding
9enoerion, melder basegen &la9e anse=
itrenet bat, baB ct ben &eit zines friibe<
rem Straftermins perbiiBen IoQ, benz ct
lid bur9 bic 6ludt ent;osen bate,
tuuroe beute I'M Staats'Oberseri9t or
eumentirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
5s. Jabresberiht Ger Blinoen=
2lnitalt.

gta9 benz So. Sabresberi1te Der bie=
iigen glinben=Nnitalt beliefen li9 bic
ltnterbaltungsfoiten auf $15S.S7 pro
&opf sesen $17O.63 i'm porbergebenben
Sabre, uno nit ginl9luB Der @ebdlter
auf $20613 pro S9IIer. Ser our9=
i9nittIide 8elu9 betrua 242 neblt 72
Sebrerinen uro Wdrterinnen. Die
laufenbe Nussaben pdbreno hes Sabres
iuaren $37,O9S.S5 unb bic @elammt=
augsaber $5S,623.2O. Oie Shiiler,
Sabl beitano aus 167 &naben uno 1919
Wdbben.
Won Den S9iilern belu4ten 80 bic
Stnoer9ortenl6ule, 1O6 lernten 2elen,
101 8uhitabiren, 66 Geographic, 80
ensl!1de 2iteratur, 26 2ateini1d, 80
algebra, 19 pbplilhe Geographic, 10
Hbetorif, 26 Weltgei6i6te, 81 Ybplio=
logic, 90 @elhidte Der Ser. Staaten,
"a Werwaltun9stuel len, uno lis erbielten
Rlauierunterri9t.
Don ben 3oslinsen ipurben ludbrenb
beg Sobres 6,576 8elen unb 446 Stlt
Yerlenarbeit gemadt.
Ste ausen BON SO 9inoern purben
nnter|ubt uno 45 dr5tlih bebanbelt.
Cine srobe aniabl BON Nusenoperatio,
men lpurbe tuabrenb oes Sabres porse=
rtomnen, Die meiitens Elm sutes TsIultat
erSieIten.
9tah benz Seribte pom Ste,paro 8ell
bstrus Der ssallenbei itano gu Mnfans bes
Jisfaljobres S19,407.14 uno Der am
S9lub oe5 Sabres $25.537.73 gegen
Werbinoll4teitsn in Der 9obe BON $5,-
1875.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

ferner, baB ct feds Solbaten am Wor=
mittag betrunfen auf Der Strabe ange.
troffen babe; am 8enebmen bes
Oberiten goit fonnte ber 3euge ni9t
ertennen, ob ct betrunten mar ober
nt9t.
Sacob Rrumm 9ab cine ndbere Be-
i9reibuns BON gafep's Mirtbi9aft unb
be3euste, bab ct an, 8enannten Morsen
gesen 9 l1br Oberit goit obne ir9enb
tuel@e 8esleituns In Der Wtrtbi9aft &c.
Ieben babe, no ct Ii9 etuas gu trinten
geben lieb. Mu9 leien am genonnten
Morgen 3uei Mdb9en nit einem Rorb
leerer Wbistepfat9en in bic @irtbl@aft
gefommen, bic nod leiner Mnnobme aus
bem gourtbauie tamen. Mm Na9mittag
iab er aud mebrere @olbaten in betrun.
tenem 3ultanbe auf ber Naep neben ber
Wirtbi9aft.
q. 8. 2etpis bon Walbinston 6. s.,
ertldrte, bab BON ben @olbaten I'M
gourtbauie bic Bemerfung gema9t
uurbe, iofort gu ibieBen, falls bic 9biire
ge0ffnet uiirbe. Sie uaren siemli4
aufserest unb furdtiam. Mls Der UT.
reliant bor benz @i9ter fanb, betannte
ct li9 erH nod Der britten Mufforberuua
l9ulbi9. Sic Mngabe, bab bic MtenQe
auberbab bes @ebdubes nit Yriseln u.
osl. bemaffnet NOR, lei erlo9en; aud
udre niemals bon ber Mense Der Wer-
JUDI 9ema9t tuorben, setpalti Jam por3u=
orinsen. Ser erite @9uB lei ni9t bon
Der Men9e abseseben ,porben.
.. g. Serton, Elm S1mieb bon
Wa1binston 6. $. ma9te bic Muslaae,
oab aug leiner S@miebe 3mei srobe
SKINNER 9eltoblen tuorben ,pdren, NIT
oenen bic Sbiire bes Gourtbaules einQe=
lAlasen tuurbe. Mu9 murbe i'm &reus-
oerb0r betannt, bob ein 6rember einen
sans neuen Str:d in feline @9miebe
bradte; fiir tpel9en 3tped fonnte ct
nidt an9eben.
Sad Sbiplep be;euste, bab er einen
Offnier nebit etnem Soloaten in
GaIieD's 8irtbihaft furs no9 Wlittae
am Sage Der 9rasObie anset,oiien babe.
5. Wl. 9tursp, Silfsclert in Wolb=
inston s. g., be3euste ebenfaIs, Oberit
Goit neben Galieps Wirtbl9aft bemertt
;u baben.
Na4 oer 3eu9enauslaee bon Yaul
Jarmer mar Oberit Goit 3iemli6 made-
lid auf leinen Sfiiben, als ct aug Ga.
| lens Wirtbl6aft trat. SIN areuaper-
bDr purbe erluieien, bab Der 3euse l9on
mebr als ein oubenb Wial pesen 8e-
trunfenbeit uno idle9ter Mufiubrung
tn Walbinston, s. s., perbaftet ,porben
mar; aud ipuroe ertuielen, baB BET
3euse am jenem Sage lelbit Siemli6 an=
gebeitert mar.
Sierauf trat Nertosuns Big auf
Oienltas Wforsen, ben 4. De3ember Elm,
mann bas 3eugenperb6r beenbet meroen
iptrb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Stdot Columbus
Gin Opfer feines Berufs.

barry N. Orr, elm 2lneeltenter ser Pant
haHole Sahn, uon einem 5rabtpaseu
iibertahreu uno auf Ger Steue setootet.
BON einem l6redli1en S4idlal wurbe
Wfittwc49arrp M. Orr, ein lansjabriser
Nnseteater Der Yanbanble 8abn credit.
Orr NOR Bormann bon elmer Mbtbei=
lung geoienunss Mannl1aften auf
benz 6ra4tbabnbofe Der Babn unb beute
Nahmittas I'M II l1br in Der Ndbe Der
8abntreusuns an ber 20. StraBe bamit
belbaftist, bic &oppeluns 3,peier Ga9t=
ipagen su lOIen. Ct batte bereits
ben Soppelbol3en berausse3oaen unb
,pollte pom @eleiie 3uriidiprinsen, als
ct NIT bem einen Tub 3tuilden spei
8abnIdmellen iteden blieb.
G6e er lib frei MAIDEN tonnte, bate i'm
Der eine Wasen sepadt unb auf bic Sc.
leile sel9leuoert. Dur9 ben beftisen
Sturs wuroe bem unglidli9en bas
@enid 9ebro1en unb unmittelbar borauf
sinsen aud bic &dber bes @asens iiber
ieinen aDrper binpes benielben furdts
bar per ltiimmelnb.
Ser Ropf ,uurbe pollitdnbis tur9.
1hnittsn uno 1owobl Der re4te GuB als
au4 Der re4te Mrm ab9etrennt.
Ser Verunsliidte mobnte in Dem
9aul No. 1895 Midigan Mpenue unb
binterldbt eine gDittpe. Coroner
Serbif wurbe iofort benadri9tist
uno belt eine porldufise 2ei9enl9ou ab.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Das unterfuhun9s9eriht in
Sahen oes Oberften Colt.

Dienitas Na9mittag um 4 l1br trat in
Der Office bes Senats.glerts bas Inter
iu9unssseri&t 3uiammen, tuel&es fef-
fteaen iolI, Of bas Derbalten bes
Oberiten goit bonn IA. Mili3resiment in
Maibinston 8. s., sere9tfertist uar
ober ni@t. Daslelbe beitebt, tute bereits
bemerft, aus ben Oberften 9enrn 6.
Bunter bonn 16. &esiment, 6. s. 2ennan
bonn 5. Resiment unb 5. u. 2uert bon,
2. Megiment. General Sobn 6. gntretir
fungirte als prototollif unb Captain 4
3. grit9fielo als 9rooo MarI4all
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Stats NNoeiation Der County.
2luoitoren.

Ole Sluuts~NI IIultultuh W. Soun19-
Nubitoren besann Dienita9 i'm Saal bes
Circuit @eri9ts i'm bic lisen Court 9ouie
ibre Sabresper lammluns. Ser Yrdli=
bent oerlelben, u. %. 9e,pis BON Dap=
ton, flbrte ben 0oriis unb Der 5etretdr,
s. u. oenoerlon BON st. GlairspiQe,
bag 9rototolI. Nntpeleno maren Die
6erren s. &C. @ittenmper, aoams !;
Dbilip Waltber, Naen Glopb Mans=
Tielo, q. 9. Sorbon IT,, Nueloiie; s,
u. Soenoerlon, Belmont $. 8. Sem
ninss, Brotpn; Granf I. Duerr, Yut=
Ter; Colin McDonalo, Champaign ;
Sutber 5. Douns, Glart; Mla Sentins,
Clinton Neuben Stablep, Gramforo ;
6. 6. S9enentrdser, Gupabosa; 8. s.
&lipI,ine, Oarfe; Sobn Mt. Goombs,
Defiance; Npman g. 2etuis, 0elauare
W. $. 6alioap, 6ranflin; S. W.
Sones, @allia 6. 9. Metcalf, 9an=
cod; 8. 8. 6orater, 5arrilon Sobn Wt
Bloder, &nor; @iliam Bea, 2id'ns
Gbarles $. Sones, 2ueas 6. S. gren=
ner. Mabonins u. 6. @utberD, Was
rion; 6. 8. Cooper, Meiss 9. 6,
ssurnas, Wfiami /; $. %. 2epis, Wtont=
somerp u. u. @bitnep, Marion; B
s. Sobnlon, ytoble gbarles 6. @up
Bern 80. u. giblon, Yreble; Sobr
| s. gemarb, &i9lanb g. B. 8rown
3oB; 8. u. 2oi9ot, Starf ; 6. g. Wtc'
Gorfle, Srumbull; 6. u. 9uoIon
Union; S. 8. Cline, Wan Wertb; 8
MarlbaG, Wapne; s. s. Von 8ebren
8i(liams uno 9beobor 8. Yarser
Wpanbot.
Inter ben Gditen befanben lid
Staats-Mubitor 6. gD. Yoe, Gbef gler
So. $. @ilbert lotpie bic frii5ere1
gountp=Nubitoren 6. 8. Grites po1
M0en, 8. W1. Berri9 BON Carroll UNI
6. 8. 5bomas bon glart County. 6
puroen nur einise untpi9tise @el4dft
erlebi9t
! Nm Mbenb fanb i'm Neil 9oule ei
! sldn3enoes Bantett ltatt, an benz etu
Is Yerlonen She'll nabmen. s. s
DtHette BON glepelanb 1pra9 iiber b
b Steuerfrase unb @taats Nuoitor 81
r ii6er ben Dffentli9en Beamten. Mube
benz bielten Wiaiam BeQ il. unb Maj
Sid BON Ntron fur,e Mnlpro@en.
Mittpo9 Normitta9 purbe bic 9aur
n Tbuns absebalten. Die AnociatIon {
e udblte bic folsenben Beamten fur b
|e folgenbe Sabr: Vrdlioent, CHARLES
n Sones, 9Olebo; 8ieeprdiibent, s.
n S9e(lentrdser, gupahosa Count
Sefretdr, 9. 6. Gurnas, Miami Goun
tte @9asmeiiter, u. Wbitnep, Morr
le gountD.
n. Beileibsbei 4liiHe anldbli9 bes Sof
:: BON u. Crane, benz friberen @uoitor
n Maustinsum gountp, wurben angeno
q men un6 Elm gomite ernannt, um
~ Mussaben mdbrenb bes lebten @int
q gu priifen. Na9 Debotten iiber Steu
t. frasen, @ebiibren u. br9l. pertaste
IL bic NHoeiation Big gum britten 9onn
II. ftao i'm Nopember 1895.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
a1uhthaus Nahrihten.

4m Gienitag lief bier bic Na9rt1t |
elm, oab Der Wt0rber gowarb Sones pom
&reisserift in Georgetown einen pier=
ten aufl1ub leiner Sinri9tuns srbielt.
Oie Yolnredung oes llrtbeils loa auf
ben IL. april feltselest uoroen iein.
Waroen Somes bat jeoo6 bierpon nod
feline oiTi;ielle gto9riht erbalten, uno
iolte Big sum nd9iten Samitos iiber
abt Sagen bielelbe niht eintreffen, ,uiro
Sones tpabrI6einli6 baumeln miiIlen.
GtnselieIert murben am Dienitas BON
Sancof Gountp Sobn Melt auf Is
Sabre tpegen zines frimineGen InsriIis,
BON Maarton Gountp 9enrp Grant Wlca
Deaf uno Delphos Gasfep je auf / Sabr
,pegen ginbru6s, 0arrp @oobmin auf
1S Monate ipeeen 2aub uno Jrancis
0sont ouf 2 Sabr iuesen pferoe= unb
@ro5oiebItabls.
Ser 5trd fling William &apburn
wurbe bonn Wdrter &ule nod SrumbuG
Gountp trangportirt, um bort in elmer
Rlage als 3euee perb0rt gu nerben.
Sen beioen 5trdIineen Duffp unb
MarpeQ, Die fiir3li6 niteinanber in oer
Gisarrenf fabrif in S9ldserei serietben,
wurben 8usel unb &ette absenommen.
Die beiben junsen Yferoebiebe Sobr
s.. 0olisr unb Mbam 5uder BON @reent
Gountp lpurben mad ber 3eform19ul'
unb bic finfsebnjdbrise 6lora Me groiie,
nah ber Strafanitalt fir Mfdo4en i,
Delamare sei@idt.
Mm leBten Dienftas Nbenb siinbet
Der 3u9tbdusler Glarf in leiner Yea
iein Bettjeug an, I'M 5i9 gu perbrennen
Die 9bat purbe nod re9t3eitis entbed1
Gtmas lpdter bielt ct 1etn 9anbselen
iiber bic @asfamme, nm li9 elm Soc
einaubrennen, I'M li9 eine Blutaber 4
6ifnen. Mu9 bieier 0erlu9 purbe not
redtaeitie pereitelt. Cine ndbere Unite,
iu9uns bes Strdfinss ersot bic Sbat
io4e, bab ct irrfnnig setuoroen mo-
Er mar am 80. SUM- 1891 auf 3eb
Sabre uesen zines Moroperlu&s eine'
liefert iuerben.
Worben Sames ipurbe ant Wfittmo
pffi;iell bena9ri9tigt, baB benz M0rb'
Sones bonn 2reis8eri9t in @eor9etotr
Elm Aufl4ub ieiner 9inri9tuns big al
ben IL. April bewi1i9t uurbe. NJ
bieie frobe 8oti@oft benz Morber 9
bro9t tpurbe, blieb ct gang glei9silt
unb erfldrte, bab ct ni9ts anberes {
tpartet bate.
I'm Mittmo9 tiel CHARLES Nbams, .
nem gineinnatier Strdf(ing, Der meg
pferbe.D Diebfabls auf - Sabre eine
Iiefert wuroe, Elm i4weres 6tid gil
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

auf ieiuen SUB, uno oerlelbe tuuroe ser-
quetlht.
Ser 8unbestrdflins 9DesIep Wtl'
liams lit an elmer Qungenent3ilnoung 9e=
fdbrlib erfranft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
&iele dDnli9e Sydae.

m 3we Sabre l Waeenteen tG adude
""S"S~'~" mtre Me otne Grfols ebc6
au Or Gusuf 8Snss 5amburser 9rupn w poafdnb bes
Neut.-Yertta QDopfe. Sodtpn, Sal.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

IRene unefe 1ctr Gle l &auAuslas BE
Tolee Standardization i'd prctt
ons pb Grfos M has folsea 9emtt erptes & Dr. @usuf
nies pamtusr 1ropfen.-@ S. Gnsarbt Sefafcnpiae Snb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

0phprpiArN t tt M Qebetbn unt 9ebaue re'
les Gre bts MIR tbl Dr. Mueuf 80nt9s GAM
burger apn souRdnbise Seuna bu&n Sau Caroline s l2 ea'
Obtp.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

nsr 3tt t& l1nperbauttt ten
anaewdnbten MIR tfn bts 4 Dr.
Muua nts Samtureer aupu D aopfn fan mt& in tur
3t ber-gfan Orleans.Strabe Baltimore NRb.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-27
HILL AND THE INCOME TAX.


That great Democratic paper, the
New York World, commenting on Sem
ator Hills speech on the income tax,
says:
When Senator Hill upbraided the
south for "plundering" New York
through the imposition Of an income
tax he made a specious argument, but
not a conclusive one. He might as well
have included the entire west in his
Indictment. The west and south are
practically united in their demand for
this tax, because west and south think
themselves poor, and think that the
east mot New York merely is rich.
They want what they call the richer
section to pay more tax than they
themselves do. Are they wrong?
Moreover, when we come to examine
public opinion in the east itself, do we
find the entire east against the tax?
We think not The rich of the east
are not the majority in the east. The
poor Of the east, the working people of
the east, are willing to see their richer
brethren pay more than they them
selves do. Are they wrong?
They are not wrong. The very the
DRY of taxation is that it shall rest
equitably on property, not on men.
Why is it any more unjust to tax big
income than big property? The
same arguments that uphold the no
income tax theory would uphold the no
tax theory.
The New York Times Oem.), speak
ing of Senator Hills TRADE against the
Democratic party for it's advocacy of
the income tax and charging it with
having gone over to the Populfsts, says:
Instead of adding to the force of the
accusation of POpulist influence, il
weakens it. Mr.. Hills argument is a
mere demonstration of his spite, which
causes him, like a petulant woman to
say anything that he imagines will an
noy the object of spite. That is a tenn
per that does not make friends and
that in the long run does not hurt enc
mics.
Mr.. Hill has enjoyed the reputation
of being a very shrewd politician. He
may be, but in the Senate he has
proven himself more of a batter than
a debater.
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ble," and which has cost the nations
more than all the wars of the present
century" Is not that GLORIOUS rec
ord" to exult over?
When we add to these admissions
the statement in the platform, that
its makers 'deplore the calamities
which the giving of power to the pre-
sent administration has brought upon
our people," the beautiful adaptation of
part to part IN the peculiar structure
must strike the reader with astonish
ment. The skill 90 of the hand which
so frequently aims a blow at the
Democracy and succeeds in shifting
the Republican party full in dhe face,
is plainly perceptible in that tumble
of PLATFORM If the Denver *onven-
ton should tdopt it as prepared it
will form splendid material for the Dem
ocratic party to make bonfires within
the approaching campaign.
There is an attempt in the same
concern to give a. semi-endorsannent
of Tomreedism, by linking together
silver and protection, reciprocity and
retaliation, but it is hardly probable
that the men of the east will swallow
the silver part, or the men of the west
will gulp down the part of the man
of Maine. The Republicans in Denver
have difficult task before them, and
the harmony prevailing on some vital
points is akin to the affinity of the
two parts of the platform we have just
quoted, and similar to that which
made 50 much fun at the nesting of
the two world-famed KILKENNY cats.
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HAND IN HAND:

In the west we expect mich of that
meeting (the Denver convention for we
are accustomed to consider thdt protec-
ton and free coinage 81 hand in iianu.
That is actually taken IRON a local
Republican sheet which has persistently
proclaimed almost every day for many
years, that. the party of protection and
high tariffs destroyed free coinage,
threw away half the money of the ma
ton, Frustrated trade, paralyzed in
dustry, plunged agriculture into pov-
erty, cut down the prices of commo-
dities, promoted crime, insanity and
suicide, and filled the land with home
less tramps
Protection and free silver are as
friendly to each other as are fire and
flood. They love each other as Satan
is said to love holy water; they have
the same affection as nature has for a
vacuum. and as much affinity as have
the opposite poles of a magnet. Re-
publican protection and free silver have
been absolutely irreconcilable
Hear what the st. Paul Pioneer Press,
one of the staunchest of Republican
organs has to say on the subject:
The Republican party owes its long
career of triumph since the war chiefly
to the fact that it has always stood for
honest money. 1t stood steadfastly
against the greenback craze and all
the other schemes of reputation which
at one time found favor with multi
tude of people. 1t has firmly resisted
that other form of national dishonor
and disaster implied in the demand for
free silver in this country alone Free
silver in the United States alone is a
lost cause.
The country will look in vain for a
return to the silver doctrine that pre-,
vailed before 1873 in the creed and plat
form of the Republican party, which
has been its inveternte foe ever since
it juggled the Congress of the United
States into performing the act of de-
monetization. If silver and protection
have ever gone hand in hand, it has
been to maintain a grip>to prevent each
from cutting the others throat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-27

All the participants in the temple
workers excursion to Box Elder coun-
ty are enthusiastic over their trip, the
kindness of President Snow, the hos
pitality of the people and the intellec-
tual feasts enjoyed by the company. 1t
was in every way a great success.
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The Republican wool men are puz-
zling over the question how protection
protects when the duty on wool
is eleven cents a pound and
they can only get seven cents
pound for theirs How much
good is the high tariff to the home wool
ty,.o,4,a,--2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-27

The assaults made on Italians in
France. because of the assassination
of President Carnot by an alleged Ital-
ian. are as vicious and brutal and
senseless as the offence which has
prompted them. To visit upon race, or
a class or creed, the sins of one of its
members is maniacal in it's senseless
fury. 1t shows how little many human
beings are removed above the brutes
in reason and in justice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-27

A Kansas man has left the Populist
party because it is run by lawyers
without clients. by doctors without pa
tients, by preachers without pulpits,
by women without husbands, by farm
ers without farms, by f1nanciers with
out finances, by educators without edu-
cation. by statesmen out of a job"
That is why some folks in these parts
are joining that party. ~Diference in
taste, you know