davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-02
Stdoti1bes.
GoI0en oes Streifs.

0te 0a6mlegung bes 8erfebrS auf ben
0ouptidcbItb in 8etra9t fOmmenOen @iienz
babnen bate bereits 3ur Solge, baB Sbit,
Semitic un6 WtilcA i'm 8reiie 8eitie8en
itnb. Qtu9 mabt iib beretts cine &nappz
belt an Sis bemerfbar, ba Die GiSbGnblet
nt6t I'M Stanbe itnD, neue @tSpOrrGtbe aus
ibren ouBerbalb BET Stabt liegenben Sis
bGuiern bierber 81 betommen.
8elonbcrS fiDlbar mabt it6 Bic 8napp>
belt an Sis bereits in ben sroBQn TleiiD=
ipcibern. in ben StodDarb5. 9ieielber
linb nit frii4cm Tleii9 8cfiiat, un6 penu
bic @is3ufubr aut9Ort, muB OaS leBtere per-
berbe1t.
Den S6labt6duiern 6ro6en auBerbem
Bic GObIen ouS3ugebcn, IL baB ite BALI
nicbt einmal mebr i'm Stanoe ietlt per0en,
tbre @tsmaiAinen 3u betreiben.
Die @iSbGn0ler baben it9 gum She'll
aber baburcb 8eit6ert, OaB ite iib ibre Sis
porrdtbe pet S6jff fommen lalien. Sine
mirtlicbe Gi8nOtb lit 6a6er foum 81 befircb:
ten, tpobl aber Elm Stet9en bes aerGOe ieB
uncntbebrlicben NrtiteIs.
, 1894-07-02

pieI Saldr bic bier gbaffee's 5uidmmen
bc5ie0en untcr $4,000 piro e8 faum iein,
10 baB aIlo Der Gbaie, 9ant ieiner Stc1z
lung, Die ct Der @nabe bes @ouperneurS
2etpeQing bsr6anft, ii6 iii Der Sage bcfin@
Bet, ieiner %eigenen Sippe Die Summe bon
beinobe neuntauienb Dollars per Sa6r 5u>
Denben 3u t0nncn.
9aS lit wirfli6 Elm 9araftcriitii6eS
8rO6hen BON populiitii6er Treb5eit. Die
popultiten, bic ii6er Die in ben 0tei6en Der
beiben alten 9arteien bcrri9enOe @cmtere
gtey un6 8orruption ~3etcrr, i%piIicn, wenn
iie ielbit in ben 8clib Der Wta9t ~9eIangcn,
NIGHTS Gilt9ercS gu t6un, ais e8 Ben repuz
blifantl6en uno bemofratiic6en Q(en1tertn1
ba6ert in Der frecben NuSbeutung ibrer
Q(en1ter 81 ibrem peri0nlicben 8eiten nadz
5umacben, nobel ite bteieIben na3 9an3
tur3er ltc6ung iI6ertrefen, pic man bics
an benz Wuiterz 3r9tbausOerpalter Set6
SO, @baie in &anias iiebt. 0erie(be lit
unitreitig Ser unperfrorenite oQer Ser
febter bes @run6iaBeS: Dem Sie9er Die
8eute4, melBe bic Ser. Staaten CUR Belt
~Quftpetien,
, 1894-07-02
SUM 4. 3uIi.

W3aDor 6optinS bat an Somtas Nu6s
mittag Die ilbltdbe Proclamation fir Die
Teter bcS g!otreiben 8ierten e~rIoIien, in
peIcber Der lpliten Gnaleret gentle Bez
i6rGntun8en auferlegt ipcrbert. 0as 9lbz
bremen BON SeuermerfSf0rpern 1T nur
auf freien PlGBen, auf ben StraBen un6 in
BEN Starts 8eftattet, bagc9en aber nidt
in ben QaeDS, 6inter6Ofen unb dbnliten
rdumIi3en bei9rdnften Srte. @Gnsli6
DerbOten 1T bas Nbfeuern bon &anonen,
8i9len, PiItolell, 3epoIDern Ii. I, ~, 1oz
pie Der Gerfanf bon GinberpiitoIen un6
3iinb6iit6en.
, 1894-07-02
RoHenha6.

@m 8eitri9en Sage tamen et!pa 30 tia.
ltenii6e Qrbeiter nact Qtbrian, Midbiga1,
nm boielbit Elm Seitengeleiie gu le9eu,
Inter oenielben befano iidb 6er 27 Sabre
olte SObn Warrone aus Chicago. S. 9.
.GrOnin, Elm S9riftieBer, cling an ben Sta
Gtenern oOrbei un6 ribmte fid, ir9en6
@incn bon S6nen ourcbpriigeln 5u f0nnelt.
Seine Sbtmpfereien ionDen feline @rluioez
rul1g, %tpOrauf ct anftng, nit Steinen AL
%Ipcrfet. W&arrOne er8rtff ein Meiier uno
Gronin bic Slucbt. Morrsne bolte ibn
Elm unb DerieBte ibm einen Ofciier1tt6 in
Die Seite. Der StaLiener tpurbe in 6aft
genommen. @ronin's 3uitanO 1T fritil4.
, 1894-07-02
Ser @tpfel Ser &anperfroremDeit.

y9oS 0em6 1T einem nG6er ais oer
NtOf". Der @ranbiaB, Ser in 6ieien1
kpricbnort sum 2tusbrud 9~elangt, lit Elm
gutter, aber MAJ bari BET 6er 8efol@
poe1ielben ntcbt 5u peit geDen. 9ti6z
tabme auf ba8 eigene g8obl un6 oaS
gS0bl 9erer, bic ms i'm Qcbeu am OfGdz
itsn iteben, lift ni9t nut erIaubt, i~onoern
Shr 9eboten, ober c8 barf bic Gorge fir
bic ei8cne 8erion unb fir unlere 2ln8ea
b0rt8en ni9t in ibn06e Selbf1ubt aus
urten. 9ttdt5 lift ocrd9tGtder ais Elm
g9otit.
Q8aS 1T bieier 6tnfidt i'm priOaten
9eben uniere 3ttcbti9nur ietn ioute, Da5
gilt ou9 fir ben Wtault, Der in Ser Seffentz
It3fett itebt. IS ner6en o6er DieQei6t
nir8enDS mebr ais bier3uIanOe Die 0rcn3cn
liberi6rttten, ipel5e Q~nitano unb Site
Dem SnbiDibuum bel Der 8~erfoIgun8 o6cr
.@abrun8 peri0nli9er Sntereiien 3ieDen.
90 lit 3. 9. bic in NaiDin9ton, in Der
8unDesuertDaItun0 ip1e i'm &ongreB 9err@
i4enbe n8ctternwirtbi9aft" 81 einem
Cffentli3en SfanbaL getporoer.
GS bieBe fpaDrlicb Cullen na6 Q(t6en
tr0gell, tpern mir unS be3Hglidb oieles
BuntteS in Gtn3elbeiten erge6en tpouten.
IS banOctt iNb babel ia nur UNI G6atiacben,
Die au9c1netn bctonnt Iino.
Oos lln0eri36mteIte a6er, mas biS6er
nob eth 0ffcntIi9er Bcomter in Der Ser.
~ior8ung letner ei8enen Talnilie nit be-
quelnen uro gut ialarirten Steuen Q~cleiitet
bat, oaS lit ieiteus beS 8crtpolters bes
Staots3u6t9auies BON &anIas, zines oez
pilirn Seth @. G6oie, 9eibe6en. Quf Ser
SalGrltlte oe5 3u6tbauleS Ite6eu foloenbe
Otitglieoer bon @3aie'S Tamilie: Seth 90.
GDole, 81, GeripoIter, $500; Sobn Gbole
Goes 9ltell So0n), 8oritanb Der BON ben
StrGflln8en bearbeiteten aoblenoruben.
$1,000; Seth IS. Gbole, it,, 8ote, 5000:
@arrie u. @Baie, 6IIfS: 8ub9alter, $500 ,
gfeuic GBoie, 6alfSzGterf, $1,000. QrBerz
Dem lin6 no9 8tpet 8ettern uno 5tpei 8oIen
Der Gbaie's, gtGmcnS Gboffee, nit qutbez
3ablten SteNen DeriOr9t lporocn. IS be;
SLEPT aLiO Die Soulitie Gbaie auein an
Saldr iecbstauienO un0 iiebenbun0ert
Dollars! IS wirO nicbt mitget9eilt, piez
, 1894-07-02

- Die G%rinnerun8 al ben leltgen yGol."
@uiott SbeparO BON Der Stem gorter vMail
a10 GrpreB" wir6 Ourcb cine preSbpteriaz
nii9e Sircbe, weIbe feline Satin, cine
GOcbter bes peritorbenen SO. s, 8anberbilt,
in ScarbOrO bel cling Sing, sc. g., 3ur
.3eit erbauen IGBt, wacb gebaIten tperOen.
Sine &trcbe 1T iebenfaus .bas paiierrOite
9enfnaI fir ben Sbepar6, Der Bel 2eb3eiten
elm erempIariib frOmmer Mfonn gcpeien
lit, un0 unter 2tn6erem 3u ietner u1o ser
Seller ieine5 8lattes Grbauung at 6e3
2eBteren SpiBe autaglicb einen neuen
8ibelipru6 anfiibrte, unb iicb b~etanntltcb
oucb bebarrlt9 weigerte, cine Sonntog5z
auS8abe 8u D%erauitolten. Mls itetnreiber
Wfann bate er es eben ni1t n0t6iQ, auf bic
paar Dollars, pel6e ibm Elm Sonntagsz
blatt etngcbr04t Doben ipir6e, 81 Ie6cn.
9abet aber macbte er es 9enau ME Ser
fromme @tgcutbiiner Oes b~ielt9en ,9ecor6,~
Der ebenfauS Die 6erauS9abe elmer Spun
ta8S5eitnng ftr cine Siin0e D6lt, aber 1ein
8Iatt an Montag Wlorgen erl9einen lGBt,
, 1894-07-02
Der merth oes 8adpuIpers.
Gine meItausfelun9s preisiurY erIeotet
oiefe pieIumitrittene fraae.

O~NS"
Ser relotipe @ertb beS 8~ofpulpers lit felt
lon9er Belt beiprO0en worOeu. @nbli9 lit
bic 6rage enb9tlti9 pou eiler utporteiil6el
8 eItauSitelun9s= Yreisiurp e~rlebi8t woroen.
Or. Nrice'S @ream 8otins Ho1pber" lit
fir boS Bette erfldrt worben. IS murnelt
Oeri4ieoene 9or3ii9e fir ooiielbe in @nipru9
9enomu1et uno aud ate BON Der Surp, bic
aus piiieni6aitli0 9ebil0eteu 2eIteu, bic
on8eTen int Stoltce wareu, Die perl9ieoenen
i6uen unterbreiteten 8odpulper 3i unter=
ill9elt, %beito1b, o1erfol1ut. Or. s. QG.
@ilep, Der erite @6emifer Oes Acknowledgements
meutS Der 8ereini9teu @toatelt, ein Grpert
ullh bic erte 2(utOritQt betreiiS Der .3utrG9z
li9feit Don gto6ruu9Smittelu IN Nnertfa,
o~nolpiirte fiir bic SurD oIe bic peri9iebene1
Sortel1, ulpO erfol9te bic 3uertennlrn9 bes
8reiles rutr ouf @rltnb beS Yeroientes.
@ir MAIDEN bie 9eier 9an5 beionOers auf
Die An6eige Der yYrice 9afin9 9owber 60"
oufmerflont, bic 1T Der b~euti9e1 Nusoobe bic
9an5e abte Seite einnirnmt.
, 1894-07-02

- @eiter1t, l. SuIi, mar ser Sa6restog
Der Sttftung Ser llnioeriitGt Sale i'm
Sabre 1904, 6es Gin3ugs 8ictor @ntanuelS
in 9tom C871), Der GntGaiiung beS &ul5
tISminiiterS Or. Salt 1879 un6 BET Nbz
rctie beS &otier8 Milbelm BON &iel nocf
&orme9en euno bent 9torocop Q889). -
6eute lit Der 0eburtStag @lud'S Q714)
un6 &IOpitof8 Q72N, Ser Go0eStog
0touieou5 Q778) uub 9obnemannS Q843),
iotpie Der Sa3reSta9 beS WforOperiubs
6iei9i's 9egen Souls 80ilipp Q835).
1858 giebt 2(leyonoer H., ber Goiler bon
&uB(onb, BEN %&rDnbauern Die 6reibeit,
1881 DerIbt @uiteau 0a5 QLttentat auf ben
8rdltbcnten Garfield in W%aibin9ton. 1889
fommen BEL et1em l~1nfaIc ouf ber 9}orfolf
& Weiternz8Qbn bel 6lantonS Station in
8irginicn Dier5i9 Wfeniben uu1S Gebeu,
un0 all betnlelben Sage fliegt in Nuber>
Differs bel Bart8 Elm Teuerpertz2abora
tOrium in bic Suit, pobei Z 9erlonen ben
Sob fiuben.
, 1894-07-02

- Safe TieGb i9reibt in i6rem in @aibz
in9ton eribeinenOen 8lotte in 8esus aui
Ben 8uQman'i9en 8Opcott be3p. ben
grOBen @tienbaDnftretf: r9te gegentparz
ti9en 3uitdn6e in unierem 9anbe entiprez
6en gan5 meiner 8oriteuun9 bon Der
60ue." &ate bat 9tecbt. SIS tann III Bet
8e9aulung Oes Satans unm09li4 bOaii3et
8uge6en, ais au9enbItdli9 in bieiem 9es
lObten @anOe Der 6reibeit unO TrOmmi8s
felt. 9abet ite9en mir erit nod an
Qtnfange 6es &abau's. Die felt bret $50:
cben berri9enOe 9reultbs 6ibe i6eint bt(
Mtenl45ejt rein toa gemacbt gu 6aben
, 1894-07-02

- Sn europa tpirb man Ben Nus9ang
bes Rieleufompfes, ber iib jeBt in 2tmerita
abipielt, nit faum 9eringerem Sntereiie
berfotgen, mic bier, benn eS 1T bielfad
europGil9es &apttaI, bas in bieiisen
G%tienbobnen iteft, Treili9 1T Der @4oz
ben, Sen man Oriiben baOOn bat, Oeri9Wtnz
bend 8erin9 I'M @ergIeiA gu benz, mas man
bier burh OOGi9e 2abmIe9un9 BON 6anbe!
un6 @anbel baOurb einbUBt, aber Bel
man9en 8a0nen, Die, tpie Die uSuinOts
Central" fi9 gang OOer beina9e 8on3 in
0dnoen bon europGil6en @eGblcuten be.
ftnbet, miro Der Streit benn 6o9 BET
9iOiOenOe gans beOeutenben Abbrud
tbun.
, 1894-07-02

mas natiirLib ietn 8e6aftions> un6 SeBers
periona( ben oonSen bolben Sonnta9 binz
burcb beI6dftigt bdlt. GS lit cine number
bare 3oniequen3, peIche bieie SOnntagSz
b"eiligcn an ben Sag legen.
, 1894-07-02

- Der Dieit8e r6erolb" balt itb barber
ouf, 6aB Die Stem gOrfer BOIi3ei bent anarz
Aiitilben M}oulbclOen Moit, BET in ietner
rTreiheit" unb am 8iertticbc BEL SuItus
S6tpa6 ben M0r6er SantO Gaierio ais
r6eIben" preift, nt6t bas Maul itOpft.
Der u6eraIO" mag it9 beruDi8en. Wtan
bat in Seem gort Idn9it a~usgefunben, baB
BET 9anneS at MaulOtarrboe leibet un6
baber ni9t ernft 9enommen gu perOen
brau6t. Der u6eriatettIer" lOft nit
ieinem blutpiiriti9en 0ei9mdb teineu
6unb binter Dem Ofen berOor.
, 1894-07-02
@crtraDte sOoesamsetee.

sSte man ltcb ooc6 trren fannl 8ar 6a
Fler Sage nit qroBem Srtumpb Der Sob
: @aStru1tS angc5etgt, ia am geltrtgen
|onntog nit 3pei &reu56en. 9a bGtte
I'M Nun ft9ltcbcripetie anne6men louen,
Nftien beS @%aStrultS miiBter auf Der
en- Oorfer 80rie plumpien, ober nibtS
rartigeS. Die Qlttien oes @a8truftS per>
llten iidb Iebr obiparteu6, 5. +. bic Snz
Der 6erleLbeu iparten Die Gnti6eibun9
5 9ftcbterS 8in6eS in @6icago ob, Dem
s 2lufl0iuu9sbefret sur @cnebmi9un8
yt.
eS Nuf6iunss6etret muB Elm merit
es Ding Iein, baB bet 0ti9tcr eS it6
allen Seiten betra9tet. Ginen
|rbtgen Ginorud macbte altb 6as
En- 6es Sberitaat8anipaLts Mholone0,
&i9ter 9ewtiie ~0uslebun9en an
9ritttid 81 macben bate, uuo
ep iib etpaS iibcreifrig b%efliIien
benz &i6ter Sic bcar9tpGbnten Stelz
lGren au ipoQen. 6err Mtoloneb bat
liner @rtIdrrn9 bic 3tpeifcI bes &tb@
oft gu beieitigelt Dermo9t uno audi
e ber Spe5taLantpGltc Der &lGSer,
9errn 0beritaatsautpaLt gar l6arf
Flf Bic Singer ieben un6 es Oorgeitern
NJ 8eri9tsbofe 9era6c berotS geia9t boben,
PaB iie benz 3niihsn benz Oberitaatsonz
oalt un6 benz Iruit gei9Ioienen Trie0en
ti9t traten.
Dem bonn 0beritaotSantpalt atS8carbeis
Ieten 9efret 3ufoL9e ioQ ber @aStrut iib
kuflDien un6 ieOe @eieai3aft tpieOer fItr
gene Ge6nun9 arbeiten. 6ert Cooper
per, Der Qnpalt Ser &lGger bebauptet, OoB
Pc 8eitimmungen beiieIben nur fur tleine
PlbIeger 6er groBen @eieui9aften, tpie Bic
Suburban @a8 Company" in Safe 8iew
FcrbinbIi6 iein mir6en. 9teie Muffoiiun9
uB ma tpobl AUDI in @aQtreet gebabt
Rben, 0enn man bat bort elmer @ene6z
ti9ung bes i%o9enannten @ufl0iun9SbefretS
Purb ben 0fi6ter i4mer3licb enteegenges
ke9an.
@enn 6err W}oloneD iib sum @erf>
heu9e bes SruitS ber9tebt, oatn 1T er Elm
pump, benz iofort tpe9en Acknowledgements
hn0 8ertrauensbrubs Der 9rO3eB gema9t
ioutc. 6offentIi9 fam ct iia bon
benz qegen i'm re9e 9eluorbenen 8erOahte
befreten, auf ie6en SAT- ober tutrb Der 9ti6z
ter @inbeS an benz SbriftitIfe bieienigen
8erdnDcrungen Dornebmelt, Die n0tbtg
iin0, I'm benz @a8truit feline an6ere @abt
3t %laiicn, ais iicb nibt nur benz S9eine
nob, lOnbern pirtli9 auf3ul0len.
SIS lit in benz SBriftitiid Elm Buntt, an
Dem 6aS 2tuge bc9 Gi@terS baften bIteb
mo Ser Sic Seele Oes @an3en biloet. Ser
ielbe beitimmt ndmli3, OaB ben Oerflagten
8eriOnen un6 @eieui9aften Dcrbotel1 iei11
ioue, Ser v6i0eIttp Company" in 86tlaz
@clOer 3ur 8e5abGung Oer 0toi=
OenOe bon 2lftien 6eS Gruit 3uSufHDren.
Die Taiiung 6ieies @erbotS bat ben Gicbter
ntAt gefauen ut6 mtr6 iebenfau8 piel
9ema9t perben miiiien, INN bonn
8l1tgeDeiBeH foerOen gu t0nnen,
Na9ldrift.-0ie @erfigung, tpeIcbe ben
@astruit aufbebt, 1T beute @ormittog bonn
@tnbes, nac6 mebrfaHen pidbtigen
Ptbdnberunaen, pe[cbe bieieLbe niht NUT
fir Ote beflagten @eieni9aften, i~onbern
AUDI fir aue mitUerflagten Berionen Oerz
btnbIicb macbt, 9ut9ebeiBen tpor0en un6 Ser
0astruit BARI ieBt bOffentIi5 ais tO0t be-
per6en.
, 1894-07-02

- Der 8aubol5marft befin0et ith, pie
ieber on6erer SnbuitricSpei8, in ge6riifter
Stimmun9 uno bat Die Dort9e Woche
ieI6tOeritdnbli6 feline 8eiierung 9ebracbt ;
2atten iin6 UNI SOLO GentS bas ~tauienb
Stiif i'm Breiie surifgc8angen. 0emz
ungeacbtet lit Der Qlbiab, tpenn aub nibt
10 beoeutenb pie nit 8eginn Ser 8auiaiz
ion, 10 6Ocb noh immer ie6r bebeutenb
unO bat wenigitens in Der leBten @o3e
n;9t erbebli6 n0bgelaiien. 9as trOB Der
alentbal6en berri6en0en Slalbeit, nod
re6t fott 9ebaut wirb, betpeiien bic pieEel1
Observation-Disclosures, bic tagtd9Iib auS9ez
felt meroen, unb bic in BEN 8eitelungen
bonn 0an0e ii9 8eltenO mabenOe Gaiii8z
felt Dirb bur3 bic bier berridenbe 8auz
tbGtt9teit bDuauf ous9egli3en; eS per6elt
namentli6 Dtele Stats" 9ebaut. 0e9en=
uber Der Gbotio6e, OaB bic 6iBe 8rOB, Die
@nuabme fLein un6 Sic Strung in
6anbel un6 @an6e[ ~pDramibaL lift, lit Sic
9}abfragc, bic iicb na9 8aubols fun6giebt,
9eraoe3u munbcrbar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-17
WIN. =. DEVER < CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

(Opposite Boston Stock Exchange.)
Dealers in stocks bonds. grain and provisions,
large or small lots, on margin or for invertmenf.
Private geographic and long distance telephone
facilities. Send for our daily market lettrr and
avail St. pointers" free on application Special
attention given to mail and teiegraphic orders.
deci4eod3mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-17
Superintendent MeIoon Has Word TO Say

To the Editors Of the Kennebec Journal:
notice in your issue of thi. morning, q
purported interview Of Mayor leighton, in
which he claims that ne had given me no
tice that the car track on Water street was
not in the condition which he desired it.
That there may not be any misunderstood
ing on this point would say that | have
never had the pleasure of meeting the
mayor, except on ole occasion, and
that was when he came along,
got bystander to introduce him to
me and then told him that in
case Of any complaints, or if he wanted
ANYTHING done anywhere on the line of The
track in Augusta, that | was always ready
to carry out his or the city governments
requirements He pointed out no defects
and the talk was one of a general charac-
ter This conversation took place, as near
as can recall, very early in December,
and .iuce that date | have never had the
pleasure of any call from the mayor. the
street. comm ssioner nor any member OF
the city government to do any work on the
line of tue track. In the interview with
the MAYOR above me ntioned. he called mJ
attention to the use of salt on tie street,
and agreed that only so much should be
used. as was absolutely necessary
t, keep the cars runniog, AMI there
were also some Suggestions
made to me by him about closing the road
up. but that was entirely beyond the scope
of my authority, and gave it no serious
consideration At an earlier date than the
int, view above mentioned, AMI immedi-
stely following the first snDw storm, met
Mr.. Blsisdell, the chairman of the commit
tee on highways, and told him that at any
time whe yer he or any of the mem 'ers OF
the city government had any complaints
TO make as to the condition
in which the road WAS left, it
he would call my attention to it, it sh'uld
be given immediate attention and the re-
ouirements of the city government fully
lrrisd out.
At no time during the winter have l been
requested by the mayor or city government
to improve or render more safe any portion
of the road.
make this statement in justice to my
self, as there seems TO be some disposition
to hold me responsible for what has &C.
curred on Water street the past week.
Respet fully.
w. G. MELooN,
Superintendent Augusta, Iallowell al
Gardiner Railroad Company.
AuCusta. Jan. 10, 1894.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-17
PRACTICAL Projection.
Sens Fscis and Figures Which Show What
Protection Does for Workinomen.

Anyone at all interested in the question
OF Protection VS. Free Trade could not fail
to be Interested provided they could get in
to conversation upon the subject with Mr..
David Mclean of Brooklyn, who came here
to address the Workingmen's Protective
Tariff League. Before be left the city q
JOURNAL reporter had opportunity to hear
him discuss several phases of the great
question. As he discussed it from q prac-
teal standpoint. talking upon only those
features with which he is perfectly familiar
what be said was doub'y interesting and
significant. Here are some extracts from
his conversation
We are beginning to realize that moth
ing can secure prosperity to our industries
but protection. The higher the protec-
ton the greater our prosperity. He
gave some striking illustrations of the
working Of the principle of protection in the
industry with which he is familiar. The COM
parison Of his family's earningsin Scotland
and in this country was one which should be
studied. Ia the jute industry in his native
town of Forfor in 1882 his family, the chill
dren were well grown up, earned the fol-
loving weekly wages, and wages we're as
high then as ten years later: Mr.. Mclean,
81. so, Isabella, 50 so, Jane, $3.50, Kath.
crime, 50 %, Elizabeth. 50 %, Margaret,
Sl.75.
The weekly wages of the same family in
New York in 1892 were Mr.. Mclean Sl3 80.
Isabella, 90, Jane So katherine 50, Eliz-
abeth 50, Margaret s.. The requirements
in the earning capacity of the family during
the ten years would not lessen the above
wages, earned in this country under pro.ec-
ton, 10 per cent, as compared with the
free trade wages in Forfor. With
the difference between the rent of
the house in Brooklyn and the
house in Fo,for deducted from the to-
tai earnings in this country, it is found that
this family ia New York was earning above
the rent over $1,000 more than it could earn
in Scotland at the same trade.
have often asked my self, continued
Mr.. Mclean, the question, why did these
men frame the Wilson bill?" l can find
no satisfactory cause save that of spite.
Simply to oppose their opponents. Did
they give due consideration to such q
grave question? There is but one answer,
mo" How could they have given it due con-
sideration when We compare the 10 years
time which Mr.. Mckinley devoted to the
study of the tariff question and the Is
weeks which the trainers of the Wilson bill
devoted to it. How 90 you imagine they
went to work? | will give you my
idea. 1t seems to me as if they laid
the Mckinley bill before them and practi-
cally cut in two regardless of the disaster
sure to follow. They must have certainly
known that want and misery would be the
natural outcome of such bill if passed.
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NOTICE.

This IL 10 certify that |, James '. Mullen hereby
give to my minor adopted con. Frank A. Mullen.
aged I6 Years the remainder of hi. time during bis
minority and shall hereafter pay no bills on his
account. nor ehall ella IN any OF hi. wages
JAMES r.. MULLEN.
Auxusts jan Q 1874 ja7dwed3w
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augusta Lodge No. 60 A. o. U. W..

The growth of Augusta lodge, A. .. L..
W. of th, city, has been phenomenal and
the men who have uiiicd with it are of the
very best in our city. At the meet
ing Monday evening thirteen candi-
dates were admitted 1t is claimed
that this is the most enterprising,-a yet
within closely conservative lines'-of any
lodge in the jurisdiction. 1t was organized
one year ago tonight with IS members;
TODAY it numbers l75, q growth of which it
may Justly feel proud.
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Miss Gertrude Weeks of Bath 10 visiting
the Misses Partridge.
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WHAT NEXT?
Is the Question Asked Concerning the
Electric Road Middle.
Eypfe.isns Of Opinion Heard Along the Street
Clearing Operations continu,.

"What next:' asked the public as it
y ,tched the workmen under orders of the
Electric Railroad Company still clearing
the track through Water street Tuesday
morning
What is to be the result. of The order
nsssed by the board of aldermen Monday
afternoon.
why id not the may or, if the tity gov
eminent was to be ca1lel upon to act. ask
for the action of the city government
Thursday evening before he himself or
aered the track filed On Friday
These we're some of the THOUSAND and
one questions asked and not answered sat
i,factoIily, and still the work of opening
the tracks of the railroad continued and the
cars crept up few feet each trip and by
afternoon were running to Bridge street.
There was rumor that there had been a
COMPROMISE between the city and the rail-
rad. But one who ought to know said that
the railroad had not yielded one iota of It's
claim that the city should pay for opening
its tracks.
From what Journal reporter coull
hear in going through the street, the gen.
ersl opinion seemed to be that something
ought to be done to put Water street in
better condition, but that the city would
have to pay for opening the track which
the mayor ordered filled.
one lawyer said that there was no doubt
but what the mayor had perfect right to
order the track filled. Other legal gentle
men said he hadn't shadow Of right to
do SO.
One of the prominent citizens said that
he thought it no more than just that the
city should pay as much to help keep
Water street in condition during the winter
as it had to on the average in the winters
before the road was put through.
who controls the sidewalks, and what
right have people to shovel snow into the
Streets"
why should the Railroad Company
leave w ater street III SUCH CoHuilioH AoA
weeks that the city is to be held liable for
damages and people be liable to injury"
was another question frequently asked.
Mr. Haynes was seen by JOURNAL re-
porter and he called attention to what he
considered the duty of the city, to remove
the snow which has been shOvelled from
the sidewalks and roofs, and which forms
ri lge along the curb so high that no mat
ter, b, sail, how carefully the
I ack is cleared out, there IS
sharp descent from the Hlewalk
into it, Under these circumstances, he
asked, "How can the Street Railway be in
fault for the condition of the road: The only
snow that has been removed from any part
of Water street IL i, winter the Street X Ill
wav has removed. There will be no trouble
with the road if the city will take care OF
this part of the street. Today many pats
of the sidewalk have been impossible or
account of water retained by snow banks ir
miny eases two feet higher than the side
walk
In reply to this view, those who claim the
company should clear away all the snow
say that the contract with the city requires
them to.