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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
..-r.r,.. ~ nI.x, 4, lxnx,
QUOTATIONS OF BEEVES.
Good 10 prime sold nc o. l5dS5 81
price estimated ~ 30.

Good prime sold nc 81 1916 312
the average price estimated at - 30.
BEEVES-Hccepts Yesterday and to-day 300 cars,
or 33 head15D cars consigned direct 20 saughterers.
u for export alive. aud 81 for the market The
offerings included "A liberal supply 81 rough tuf. old
cows, oxen etc The market opened With 1.-THE activity
fu Fridays prices but not higher closed steady. AID
nearly everything Wa sold roor;t t. bc steer raneei
sold e. ljdsg IS, few do - o5dst 90,
bulls at 50 25ds3 old 81 j0df2 20. and BY the
head al slld.2 each CITY dressed native sides in mod
crate demand at as?c per r. ard Chicago dressed sold
a low fsc Todsy's lrivat~ cat adyces quote
American steers selling l0,dll &c - tops 12c.
and icGctatd beet iac per u lower at scant SIC no
shipments from this port today Tomorrow the Bowie.
sailing for Liverpool takes out 500 cattle and lG3 sheep
for NJ Goldsmith ESQ caftl' for J ShaTberg son. 40
Tor \ MnrtIs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
Total warehouse deliveries lI.I37

The weekly RIO and report No exchange
ssDdad per 10 kilos IL 750 exchange. 10 3iG; re.
.cs,ts during week coo purchases for United
staes bags purchases for Europe. % ooo bag
shinmeut, 10 United States. 1900 ba9s: sock. $4,000
bsrs market Good average. 10 hlos 10 800
receipts during week 81 600 bags shipments 10 United
for United States. 1900
Leos stock rs 900 bags market firm.
FLOUR AND MEAI-It continues Hat aid feature
ios market iu flour with tiadc than i:nd
to.mcuth style. Inc market drifts along from day TO
,v with buyers asolally taking small lot under
pulsion asking prices but they are not willing to
Int the line excepting at sharp
cession in price. DE close to-day little seader
tone prevailed the rally IN wheat but there was no
toc,cse I'm trading and buyers practically OF
The market. A little line q bakers was under Degotil-
tson late rather narrow question whether
the would give way o. the buyer come up Sale:
winter pstepts at 80 IS bbls straights 90
a. TO- CARROTS OF extra Is at SO 50as2 CO. 1900 winter
naents al So gO6S4 o. and caots OF clears 80 500
e275 Southern louf was dull Sales were 200 bbls
~ 81 TO-. .BUChWHEAI FLDUH-The market was
dun and almost nominal. buyers being withdrawn nom
the market close II was quoted az 7,a - ~.
RYE FTOUR-Ibe market was steady, with a fair
trade sales, coo bhls at ~ 7cas2 %. Quotations
follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

sTEAKINF-Mrket steady sr pi2c oleo at 7'.c.
TALLOW-Strong; quoted. 5i2c. Sales, 90 hhds a.
$50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

- do. l21 n, ss rs; 10 do. 100 10 at SO 20; 10 d.,
PIP n. at 90 10; IL do, PAP n. at IS 80
Hume & Mullen ii State hogs $50 H. az So 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16

And with the visible compared with week:
on passage. Visible. Totnl Changes.
Wheat I'm III 3o 900 900 III 4GI 900 Inc. 1000
Gown hui 70 600 $40 0O) lGOli 600 Inc. 1S0s O)O
Exports from New-York last week Wheat. 40 sl3
hush corn 81 26G bush 7437 bush -four ij4 \
MI and Gl Os8 sacks Ind shipment, OF wheat last
wee,, we're 100000 bush making the total exports This
against -, O6c 600 bush last year
a decreases o. 900 600 bush.
Quotations follow For comparison give SATURDAY
MINT and the corresponding time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD $. =. co
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON

NEW.YoKK. souTHAMPToN. BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
cabin. SIC ana upward: II cabin. sa5 and So
Welmar. .Tu. Jan. H. TIa,e. Tu., Feb 49, II "
Saalc. tn. Jan. %. . A. VI. Lahn .Tu. Feb 90 DAM
Ems. tn. Jan; 80 r. n Aler. .Tu.. Feb; q; LAM
Werra. Sat. Fob 3 \ NJ. Ems. Sat. Mch. g. "a. n
Elhe. tn. Fob g. 4 " s,,r. IA. Nch 4 o A ~
oELRIcIiS CO.. Bowling Green
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION coMPANY's LINES
MN1[s[R0GMEN lGGG[g
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and convenient London
- No transfer BY tender. No tidal delays
Close connection southampton for Havre and PAN
by special fast tNin-screw Channel steamers.
. From Pier II, North River foot OF Fulfon-st.
New-York son. - 80 m Perrin. Feb I. $50 q.
Paris Jan 81. p. Chefer. Feb. 10,
First cabin passage Sou'na milton. London Havre
SEQ upward second cann s23 ard upward according
10 steamer Storage low rates
RED STAR 0GM[s
FOR ANTWERP.
From pier adjoining Penna. r. r. Jersey city.
NOORDLAND. Wednesday. Jan. H. o. m
WAESLAED. ........ Wednesday. Jan. "a a.
First cabin so and upward Second cabin 10 Antwerp
SIS StDe:age At low rat"q.
INFORMATION ~ NAVIGATION COMPANY
BOWLING; GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
I'm "Do LINE OF STEAMSUIPS.


~ WEEKLY Pier IS n. r.. foot OF Spring st.
$. ;. NAcoocHEE. :....... .Wetneslay Jan Il ?. m
:. = Friday. Jan IL, D. m
s = CITY or CT Saturday. Jan. 20 p.
:. :. IATTAlIoOCHEE... Monday. Jan. 30 p. m
Connecting with Central Railroad OF Georgia and Sa,an-
nah. Florida and Western Railway for all point: 10
GEORGIA. FLORIDA SOUTH CAROLINA. ALABAMA
and LOUISIANA Unsurpassed accommodations First
class table d'hotc For freight and passage apply to "a
]. d. HASHAGEN. w. III. RlIETT. Cen Agt-
East. ACT x +. 4 W. Ry. Savannah Fast Line.
2Gi broadway. 3i7 Broadway
n. j. WALKER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co. New
Pier 81. North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
WHITE STAR LINE.

:Teutonc Jan; IL .. M BIitannic Feb a. - % N
Gerlranc. Ian 81 D. ,efrna mic F,b 3 Y 90 \.
From white star Deck. foot q West lothst
No cotton ca"rrl hr sse1-'' steamers # this line
Saloon so upw RI according 10 steamer and To-
cation Of berth second cabin those steamers s33 and
$40 Storage from the old Country. SOS. No. -
Broadway. New Yolk. Philadelphia Office ioG Wanut-s
T.. MAITLAND HFRSEY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16
Visible supply was a. follows:

Grain passage:
L. Kingdom Continent Total. Changes.
What bi 20 0SS Oooo0o 81 O32 900 Dec 232 900
Corn hui :? $4,000 l $50 900 s.70i 900 Inc. 2%,oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-16

The sta,ist al position Of Brazil conee is as follows
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
0ej@dttS.Rottaeu.

= Deuti4es Stridgarn pom better
Qualitdt 1T 3u ieber l3eit i'm Busse>
iddft uon Trau Sarab giefferle gu ba>
ben.
= 3wiebeln iinb 81 uertaufcn bel
pfefierle & Tenste.
: User pon jest an 10 BiunbS S9mal;
i'm Tleii9ersei@dft pom Mor @einbart
tauft, erbdlt einen prattii@en ) Dinner
pail" als 3usabe.
= SIM Put> unb Wtobemaarensei9dft
pon Jrau Sarab 9fefierle lit bic bib
i9eite Ausmabl BON Damenbiiten uno
&inoerbiiten uno &appen an3utreffen. 20
= Teiner S4me,;er>, 8ridfein>,
2imburser>. &rduters unb Gream>&die
1T beitdnbis I'M @eiddft uon S. $.
Bebnte 5u baben.
N0e @orten 6drinse, barunter
vd9te boudnbii@e", iouie aQe Nrten
&die. namentlid ausse;ei9neter Gins
burger, ima,er an 9anb Bel
ba SO. u NJ me.
= Die sr6Bte Musmabl uon Tancp:
@oobs finoet man i'm @ei9dft BON
Trau Sarab Pfefierle.
@rtrafeine boQanbiibe 9drinse
iinb biQiser als ionitmo 3u baben bel
Pfefierle & Jenste.
Den b09iten Marttpreis in Cab
fit Butter unb Gier 3ablt I'M 8aiemcnt
uon Mrnolb's @tore at Der @de pon
Minneiota II. 2. NorbitraBe 9enrp
Grone. (ba)
= 500 Buidel CUTE Rartoffeln iinb
III pertaufen bei Yfefierle & Genste.
peniniular mollene 9en,ben iinb
bic better. Betra9tet bteielben bel
Grone Bros.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
9efret 8e8en eebetute 0efcQ.
i@afttn.

Die Mittbeilansen, 1uona4 @om ben
Ratboliten ben 8eitritt 3u ben Obj
Teuows, ben Cons Of temperance uno
ben 9ptbiassRittern uerboten babe, ba>
ben ii@ beitdti9t. Das betreffenbe 0er>
BOT 1T an aue Gr3bii@0fe unb 8ii@sfe
bes 2anbes 9eri@tet 1uorben. Bii@of
McQuaib uon @o&eiter, g. g., CAB
auf Befrasen bic folsenbe Grtldrnna in
bieier Mnselesenbeit ab: rDas Detret
tam brett pom beutisen Stubl in 0fom
unb lit einfa9 cine .Beitdtisuna BON
Dem, mas lanse Sabre in Der Stride
Brau@ mar. IS 1T in Hatein uno ba
Die ueberletuns etuas 3eit erforoert,
merbe i4 es erit mad @euiabr uerSffents
liben t1nnen. Wor pier ober flint Sab
rem mar bieIe Q4u9elesenbe,t gar ni&t
frasli@, ieit jener 3eit baben aber unau:
tor,lirte perionen perlauten laiien, bab
Der &ir9eubann betreffs auer sebeimen
@eleui9aften, bic Treimaurer ausses
nommen, aufseboben iei. l1niere 9luf>
mertiamteit murhe auf bieie Mngele9en>
beit qeleutt uub mir unteriu@ten iie unb
uer,pieien iie i@lieBli@ an ben beiltsen
Stubl. Das Detret 1T segen bic Obj
6elloms, Pptbias Sitter unb Temperen3>
f6bne unb anoere @eieqi9aften. 9e9en
,pel@e bic ndmli4en @.nwanbe erboben
merben t1nnen." @
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

Mm Greitas Mittas muroe Elm
Gbeil bes Staates Wpomins bur@ einen
Sanbiturm beimseiu9t, wie man ibn
i@limmer bort nod ni@t setannt bate.
Der Sturm erbob ii@ I'M Wefeu unb
trieb cine Sanowolte Dor iid Der, bic 70
oi@t mar, bob mon @ebdube 1T elmer
gntfernuns uon 20 SUB ni4t mebr ieben
tonnte. Viele @ebdube blBten bic Dds
der Elm unb n,ebrere purben uollitdnbiS
3eritort. Der Werluit an 9eu 1T be-
ionbers srob, ba san3e s@oser pom Sem
Sturme mitsenommen wurben. @inbs
mdblen ,uurben in Stide seri6en. Cine
S9i4t Sanb unb Staub, bic in mans
den @ebduben bic 96be uon feds 3ou
errei9te, murbe auf aQen M6beln 3u>
riidselai1en.
Der NorbpoIfabre.r Rapitdn
@issins unb feline @eieui@ait, wel@e
int uersansenen 6erbit einise 8o@en
lang ueri&olen waren, iino am l3.
De3ember lit ber Bu@t pom Mr4anselst
anselanst. Ganf batten erfrorene @lie>
oer unb liesen sesenwdrtis i'm 9oipital.
MQe 40 2eute baben cuf ibrer a2tdsisen
2anbreiie uon Gbabaloua mad Pefe;erst
sroBe Qeiben ertrasen.
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Gin btutses Rabranss sssstttel'

Dor einem Sabre bat Elm iabbeuti4er
@eiitli@er einenSpeiiesettel firMrbeiters
familien 3uion.menseiteut, Der lid nidt
nur pesen ieiner S@madbaftistsit, ions
bern aud mesen ieiner Billisteit - ano
bas 1T bod bic 9auptia&e ~ ausseibs
net. Der Speiie3ettel lautet: Gin 9is
ter @uritbrab 3wei Yfennise, 9aliens
frl9te pier unb &ortoffeln breipfennise,
3uiammen alio neun Efennise. Der
0eriaTer bieies speiieSettels bat auers
binss Derseiieu, ansuseben, mas NIT oer
@urif seideben iou, aus ber bieie 8ra:
be berseiteIt ,pirb. germutbli@ bat er
aud fur woblbabenbe 2eute seiorst, 'pels
DE bic Wurit persebren. Aber bieier an
@ineiiide 3uitdnoe erinnernbe Speiiesets
tel mirb bur@ cine neue rprattii@e St.
runseni&aft" ibertrofen: Die r&ons
tinentale 9ol3seituns" i@reibt barilber:
) Oils cine Grrunseni@aft n,uB es be:
tra4tet uerben, oaB bic Tabritation
Don Sdseipdbnen, nit &leie unb 9os>
senmebl, ;u einem fiir Meni@en unb
Gbiere senicBbaren @ebdd aus benz Vers
iudunssitabium beraussetreten 1T unb
iid iett tbatid&li&, bur@ ben uoridbri>
gen 6uttermansel ueranlabt, In Berlin
cine Mnlase befinbet, in Der sesenmdrtis
etrua 200 Gentner 9ol5brote pro Gag
fabritmdBts berseiteQt merben. Dur@
einen @emiiden Yro3eB wirb bas 9ol5
in Torm uon Sdaemebl be5asli4 ieines
3udersebaltes aufsei&loi1en unb CUR
@dbrung sebra@t, ebenio ME @ossens
,nebl unb &leie, bic benz sasemebl na4
Dur4ma@uns bes @dbrunsspro3e6es
3u9eiett uerben. Die "a Gbeile Sds
seipabne nit / 1beilen &ossenmebl
unb &leie merben na@ inniser Mii&uns
3u Broten seformt uno sebadeu. Das
sdsemebl liefert IN bieier Gorm elm fir
Waeni9en senieBbares @ebdd unb be-
fit, in blnnen Broten sebaden, einen
biscuitartisen@ei@ (suten 4ppetit).
Der Breis bes sebadenen 6ol3brotes
betrdst 5 Mart fir ben @entner, a1ers
binss cine iebr biQise Nabruns fir
Meni4en. Sb lid nun, menn bieie
Mdbrmeiie burd 6olSbrob in Deuti&.
Lamb unb ionituo einsefabrt mirb, iid
bic Mrbeiter 9roBe &apitalien eriparen
merben, ober ob bic Gabritanten, menn
Der Mrbeieer nit meniser austommen
tam, ben Qobn nod meiter berunters
briiden merben, bas 1T tiir ben &enner
unierer uirtbi@aftli@en 3uitdnbe uobl
uni@mer gu erratben. Sn Mnserito
meroen CUR 3eit bic S@meine nit Meis
gen 9efattert, in europa miu man bic
Meniden nit 0ol3brot fiittern. 90
m59te man beinabe ~ bod mir uollen
lieber ni6t iasen, mas man belnabe
m0@te. ~ (9tat. &eformer.)
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ANDREW ]. ECkSTEIN,
gi9entbhmer ber
Yionier MpotDete

gten lllm, Minn.
Mebi3ineu, @bem,talien, Toilettenars
titeln, parfiimerien, Garben, Del, 6irs
niHen, @las, Bl9er, S@reibn,ateria>
lien uno Muitinitrumente itets III GROCER
Nuswabl an Eager.
&e.epte na9 n,eoi3inii6en @eseln mi
sr6bter Gorii9t an9efertigt.
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1reie Yiael,.

Man l6ide lene Mbreiie OIL s.. 9. yudlen
& Co., G6icago, UNI eine Rrobehai9e pom
Or. Rinss gseilen gebcnspiQen gu erbolten.
Giu WerIu9 mirb i9re Site beweien. Die
Viueu ,pirteu milb, liub aber fur 8eritopfnnS
,.uo Ropimeb quite Mittel. gei Malaria uno
Qeberleioen babem iie ii9 ais nnubertreiili9
er,pieleu. S,e iiub 9ara,tirt, bon allen sif:
tioeu Subtam;en irei ,lnb rein ueSetabilil4
,u leiu. @ie l1ndden nidt, lonoern 9eben
burd 0elebum9 ber 0erbauun8sorsaMe ben.
&Srper ieine &rait pieber. @ewobnlide
Sdadtetn 25 GentS Bel Mpotbefer ,. W.
Olien.
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1tnentaeltli6.

Dieienisen, rpelde Or. Sings Neue Gnt=
beduus sebrau9t baben fennei. ibren Wertb,
unb bic a,bsra baben nun gslesenbeit, lie
umentseltli4 gu ueriu@en. Spre9en gle
Bel bent anse3eisten Mpotbeter por ..no loiiea
ii4 cine Grobeflai4e frei perabfolsen. Sell=
ben Sie Sbren Nomen nnb abreiie on >. 6.
gudlen & Co., @bica9o, unb Sie merbe,l
eine Grobei1a9tel pon Or. Sings Nenel
Qebens= =Niler, iomie ein Gremplar oes ge=
1unbbeitsiiibrers umb 6ausbaltun9sinitruf=
tors frei erbalten. Q8ir sarant,re1, baB atles
bas Sbnen gut tbuM ,pirb. ob9leid es Sie
nidts toitet. >. ~. Olien, Mpotbeter,
Stem ulm.
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Grlaui@tes: IS miro lee
ebaut 3eit, baB n'er lei 9tubiiersbetra@s
tunse aniteut, iuni@t 'perb mer 80: net
fertis nit Die CUTE 0feiolui&ons, bic mer
seuobnli@ in bic lette Gag pun Sobr
fa1e tbut. Su fribere Sobre bab id
als nod absei@uore Der Erowmel is
nor, bag mer sew0bnli4 ober uielmebr
bebi4ur am glubiierstag 10 Ell sotts>
itrafi@e &ater bat, ben mer nor oor@
Mffege BON 9unbsboar, oes beeBt. iu>
benz baB mer be ndmli@e Stoff fault,
no mer De &ater beruon setriest bat,
pcrtreipe tann. I'm ,uann mer am
eri@te Gag pun neie Sobr fault, oann
tperb mebri@tentbeels oes san3e Sobr
,ueiterseioffe. Gor bic Rieien bab i'd
bes Mbidm0re inbefinitli .poitpont.
@ann i'd iett auwer 10 na&oent, mas
for en- Yra@tmeni@ id iein. SD mtbt
mertli4 net, in mel9em @isaro i'd mid
nod before tSunt. Oas Gin3ise ,pdr
pieuei9t, baB i'd bic Grpenies nod {
biBle totte tbdt, oamit mer mebr @elo
for bic ainber iafe tant. Das MID i'd
aa9 tbun. Bum @i@dnudri an 'uerb
bes 6ausbaltunssselb pun be Nlti runs
nerseiett. Sa, wann ii&s um mel
Sinner banoelt, DO is mer mir &c piel.
TN oann uia id aa@ I'M neie Sobr mebr
ufi mel 4unobeit M@t semme; id miu
bes Opfer brinse un mir oas B;ertrinte
gang abqewObue; i'd slei& lei@te Mos
ielmeiu enibau be1er 1pie Bier. Sunidt
wiBt i'd awtper uertli@ net, III mas i'd
mid nod before tOnnt, eriept, baB i'd E
biBle mebr rsut Sod" bamwe iollt i'm
8erfle un i'm &arteipiele. 30 tann
i@ apmer mir oeior. Sd bent, mann
i@ 10 bleib pie i4 bin, baum bin id aQs
reit 9enus; mann i'd nod ,be6er ,uerbe
tbat, DO tbate bic annere 2eit gar Sc arg
sese mid abitebe -, I'M bas ,par bod
aa@ net i9een. Drum, ,uero 9lQes beim
Mlte selaiie, mitaus bic Points, no i'd
semeni@ent BEN! (@b. s. p.)
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Staten fit g8iuter=S Souriften auf oer
9fortblueitern=2iuie.

Die Nortbmeitern>Qinie uertauft se<
aenmdrtis Grcuriions>T >Tidets nad alien
Grbolun9s> unb 8er9niisun9ssp spldten
in Galifornien, 6lorioa, Eeras, Merico,
Stem Merico, Qouiiiana, Miiiiiiippi,
@eorsia, Glib Carolina, Iennei1ee uno
alabama gu itart berabgeietten Breiien.
Weaen Tidets uno Snformation wenoe
man ii9 al bic 9lsenten Der 6. q. N.
IS. giienbabn. Al
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

Die @eiunbbeitsbebOrbe Der Stabt
Mew Oort bat iber bic 3uitanbe in ben
bortisen Genementbausoiitritten Inter
iu@unsen anaeuen laiIen, nobel gang
i9auberbafte Dinse an ben Tag seson's
men iinb. bic Mues, mas BIS iest uers
SHentli9t ,uurbe iber cine Wtibe BON
Mietbtaiernen, uel@e ber iteinrei@en
Grinity Rir@e unb ueri@iebenen betann:
ten Milliondren, bic ii@ ais rPbilans
tbropen" aufipielen, sebSren, nett in ben
S9atter aellen. @rauenbafter S@mue.
sdn;li9 unsenlsenbe Sanitdtsporri4:
tunsen, idobbafte Dl&er, uerfaulenbe
Nbfau itofte in ben Rellern unb cine bis
ans llnslaubli@e eren3enbe lleberfdl.
lnns oer ensen i@le&t uentilirten @ob=
nunsen, bas iinb Die Weertmale bes New
PORTER Genementlebens. IN elmer &eis
be pon Blods wobnen ie lber 5000
Menf@en. Das 1T mebr aIs bic Be:
u6lteruns u,an@er tleinen Stdote auf
einen maum 3uiammenseSrdnst. in ~els
dem pon re9tsweseu taum tauienbMens
i4en Ylat finben iollten. Die Sterbs
li4teit in ienen i&redli@en, Wsietbstas
iernen 1T cine entietli@ sroBe. Die
State 1T auf ie 1000 9erionen 1926,
mdbrenb bic @eiamnt> Sterbli4teitsras
te Der Stabt inn Dur4i@nitt auf ie
1000 Yerioneu nur 24.26 betrdst. Man
ioute IS ni@t fir m0sli@ balten, baB i'm
3eitolter Der 6umanitdt unb bes Gorts
i9ritts in elmer oer b0@feiuiliiirten
Stdbte ber Welt iol@' arauenbafte 3us
itanbe berri@en t0nnen. Gin mabres
@unber 1T es gu nennen, baB Nem Dort
ni4t allidbrli@ uon i@redli&en Seu@en
beimseiu9t ,uirb. Das Graurisite Bel
Der Sa9e i'd, baB cine bur4sreifenbe
Nbbiilfe auf fait uniiberwinoll4e
S&mieristeiten itoBt.
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NndIens Mruica>Salbe.

81. b.fte Solte In ber Welt fir S4nttwuneen
f0v.t,%unaeu. 8uuben, @eidmiire SaljHub, Jle@ten
anS Sba;ss n;,ssSa S?Ssss1%%ssSm ?Ss%s4sgSesem
MamXsnhiGs Nefrebauua auaeI4ert ober teue De3abs
is,.a p.riagat. grts sJ Gents Sic s@a&s. 3u ba'
ben Sci s. *. Olien. @eu nlm.
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g}eues QDag1tergei6dft.

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-11-22

fusal, says the report, "of the General
Managers Association to recognize and
deal with such combination of labor as
the American Railway Union seems ar
rogant and absurd when we consider its
standing before the law, it's assumptions
and its past and obviously contemplated
future action"
The reduction of wages at Pullman to
offset losses are found to lave thrown by
far the greater burden on labor, though
during the time of reductions no salaries
of officers, managers or superintendent
were reduced-employes who manifestly
could have sustained a reduction much
better than the workmen in the shops.
The refusal to cut down the high rents
in Pullman is regarded as unfair and un-
wise. considering the reductions i'm wages
of those paying the rents. Failure to
make any concession and the discharge
of members of the committee calling on
the Pullman officials for increased pay
precipitated the strike. The orderly con-
duct of the Pullman strikers is comment
ed on with favor.
When the great railroad strike was on
the General Managers Association, like
the Pullman corporation, refused to con-
slider the matter of arbitration. The
commission is of the opinion that "a diff
ferent policy woNd have prevented the
loss of life and great loss of property and
wages occasioned by the strike" The
commission would have labor organiza-
tions recognized and made responsible.
While declining to take up the question
of Government ownership of railways
as remedy for railway strikes, it points
out that if railway combinations con-
tinue ii will not be long before the Gov
ernment will have to seriously consider
Government ownership ane Govern
ment regulation will have to be in
creased. Finally, the commissions rec
concentrations are that permanent Uni
ted States strike commission be formed.
and that power be given to the Federal
courts to enforce the findings oiN the COM
mission. In the case Of public corpora
tions, like railroads, il is the Nommis-
sion's opinion that there would be no
difficulty and no hardship in compiling
the acceptance of terms of settlement
as agreed on by the commission. Besides
this recommendation il is urged on States
to establish systems of Cancellation and
arbitration similar TO that in Massachu-
setts and to render illegal contracts re-
quiring men not to join labor organiza-
tions or to leave them as conditions of EN-
pioyment. The commission further urges
employers everywhere to recognize labor
unions and to treat with them and to
raise wages voluntarily when trade con-
ditions will permit.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-11-22
TO RESTORE THE DEAD.
Physicians VIII Attempt to Bring Back to
Life Electrocuted Murderers.

Physicians VIII Attempt to Bring Back to
Life Eiectrocuted Murderers.
Gov. Flower of New York is willing to
allow experts to make test to ascertain
whether a man killed in the electrical
chair can be resuscitated. Ever since the
adoption of the electrical-execution act by
the State. the Westinghouse people,
whose dynamos are used, have declared
that electricity was not the cause of
death, but that death was assured by the
holding of an autopsy directly after the
body was taken from the electrical chair.
No less an authority than Nicola Tesla,
the famous electrician, contended that
he could bring back to life a man killed
in an electrical chair, provided the at
tempt was made Immediately after exc
cution. Mr.. George Westinghouse has
always asserted that electrical death was
a sham and that New York commission
headed by Elbridge L. Gerry had added
the autopsy clause to the law so as to
make il certain that the man was dead.
Within the last few weeks the agitation
of the subject has been prominent and an
appeal is to be made to the Governor to
allow the next man condemed to be used
as a subject to be experimental on. The
Governor says he will grant permission
to do this.
The attempt, if made, will undoubtedly
create great excitement and intense in
terest in the scientific world. 1t will also
arouse curiosity among laymen, because,
II successful. it will bring to life a new
man who cannot be executed. having
once suffered the penalty of death. 1t
will also prove that the State execution
ers have really been the surgeons who
held the autopsy rather than the State
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