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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29
Nasledky monopoIi.

velmistr Rytffa Prace, Sove-
reign, fecnil We stfedu Baltimore
k valnemu shromazd6nf delnictva a
mezi jinym pravil nasledovnf:
ma podatku byli vsichni lid6 sob6
rovni, lee nynf jedna tffda ma te-
mef vsecko a miliony lidi, a6 vol
nymi byli By pracovati, pocfnaif
zmfrati hlady. Go miliony hynou
hladem, bohaGi stavf 81 nadherne
palace parky, nichz dplne
blazenosii zivoty sye travf. V
Americe name dnes pres 100000
muzd, volnych pracovati, jez ale
zahalf nasledkem nedostatku prace
a tax poznenahlu pfetvofujf Sc,
vlastne pfetvofovani jsou zlooin-
ce zebraky. Dobrocinnost jest
jiz upln6 vy6erpana a pfec dosud
volanf chleb hrdel hladovfcfho
Iidu po cello zemi jest slyseti. A
vsichni tito pfemehovani jsou v
trampy. Tramp popisovan byva
jako kffaenec chudoby Sc zlocinem
myslfm, ze hejsek, vtrobek to
nasi civilizace, tim ze pravem ma
EVAN byti mhze kffzencem mezi nj
kym a nicfm. Oba jsou vysledkem
nasledkem monopoli, - monopo-
Ia, jez, nebudou.li Ia v Gas potla5e-
ny, zavinf pad nasi republiky."
Ma farme ii. Berksmiths u
Byron, Illinois, vybuchnul v dtery
pfi mlaceni obilf parnf stroj, pfi
6emz strojnfk okamzite usmrcen q
] csob teice poraneno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29

'Talo knihs tliA g2o strsn . obsa
j. 1900 nsystieni pro kuehyni .
m . sicr, Iat mhismc Biistiti, vel.
} praktick}oh 8 dokonalfoh. Jasi
lImi pssne hprayy, opatfena nespo
M ymi syobrasenimi q sslmi poho-
" ror,tidtua, sloyen, Ie-' 90 tax
hiadnk a dokonala koohafskh
)iha, Jake se obydejn6 prodAvaJi
tl.00. My nsbirtme tuto kn
Iafskou knihu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29
nasim dlniuiknm I

o. dAls. llm hsls. sst Hstt w
~. tssft asst,lflla - lsias fsjmt
~ vlsdplAesai % tssopis Mhms
y mnoho dialnisss slisatksY.
|V1Nf Iest penis nesyhnalslah -
epebi. maaims nalfhast lhdsii
kehny dlasniky, abr dls mninosti,
koA tAseths k1yl ~ esle. dluh
N sspfasili NstAlams nsmel.
~. ssi's ~ saseh iap, 4 nteu
ptl masims.
Pyd Itlrols Z.ipada
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29
Novn prcnpic.

Jslis0i ~ nsss rasnba pfemi kfA
tsk is a. nstiloatp budou fpfs
|ksy. piipoiili Isme lsslt jsdon 30
n premil : .ios knihu kachslssoa
)efi anglick6
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29
lipln6 ZdarIna

I premii pfedplati,elnm. JeIikoi
saro kaidd rodin6, obzvlasle kds
\ jiz dorhstajicf dfvky, scbopny
bu tyto reel snglick6, bude taio
|emie dojista veleyfianou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29
Zdarma co premii

ldrzf kazdy celorocnf pfedplatitel
va velike sesity, rozmeru lo4xl4
lcfcb, obsahujfcf llo pre-.
asnych 7yobrazenf vSjeyd a pa.
|etihodnostf vystavy chicagske.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29
ox,H, NEBRASKA VI srhfoO 40 sepm 1894.

~ aNt t#H &C IlHBflHHiAt fHinH#fhfk
pallmaa assyitltl d tollt. 81
lads pfotst ha1eahih tslt mt
sst, ebo lllaami. deny abeho
A.. bylg lss tnf8thit8gkng. ksI
ditkt cent, Atsfft atlntA tam W
dilal. sptt A. sfpss spolsAsosti
plYh6sti massl kdyi sihvts pfo
hlkisas byla. urolilg - Ie.inailiFa
ale, ie stkykkfs bagkaiiofAnim
vosh iallmaaoyBeh poipofovtii
badou, kdYI paA spoletaosi is,ss
hi5ai tamu % opielg tlshy uais
pfupaalltti pod ily, halitsna siAtkaI
yssobseuA V dalaim avGitl, u
pofklka stAvkAla rAsiptna b5la j.
dint slolehim - .pofa spada spoil
kovfeh 4 rstikAn'm vhdeb pro pc
slnpoyknt sAkAsA sGndhichl TEL
poakasaYal "a nsrosnopfAsnost, =
skoai : Iedaotliyimi stransmi ~
.,fany diadh spolsof}oh iaebAaebo
bylo. kdeiio pff khiditkf dopi.
. telegram, yadehm .tsykAfh a..
slsnB majetkem vefej6}m se stal,
ra.tsla correspondence ielotnitnI
taIaou. Ma otAlsa, jaktm sphso
bem, die nAbIeda jeho, siAyka po.
dobnA sameriti by se dala, odpoyt
dtl, ie jedind spoIenim 80 soiEs.
rich Efirenoh ieleEni6nich po oelt
remi. \ moci takoyou spole6nosii
rabrhyati by 81 nemohly a musely
by na pfhni poiadayky dtlnictya
nhlaiit6ho ohledu brkti. T6i od.
poru6il yyvlastn6nf drah vlhdou a
pravil, 10 bylo by rozhodn6 lepitm,
ably ylhda ylastnila drahy, nei ably
tyto, jako dosud. slastniIy vladu. 49,
" dtery vyslSchhn byl rcdaktor
casopisu Eight Hour IIerald",
ktsryz co ellen fedcracc byl ma W
. boru, kteryz Pullmanem yyfizeri
sporu vyjednati mel. T$z vypovf
dal, &c spolecnost kazd6 vyjednava
nj odmitla a &c stavka vyvolana
byla TIN, ze spole6nost ma ddlni'
ctvu usetfiti cht6la to, co ma stra
rach jinych nasledkem tisn6 pc
n6zni prod5lavala. Nekolik zpra
vodajh novinafskyeh a prynf pfirucI
marsala spolkoy6ho sved6ili, IL
: vStr1nosti a nasilnosti dob6 stav
ky nebyly pachany cd staykafd
nybrz hlavn6 cd vyrostkh tulakn
po rohach Sc potulujlcich. Neiza
vazn6jslm sv6dkem dne toho vysl5
chanym byl rev. l.. NJ. Wickman
pastor svedskeho kostela v Pull
man, ktertz ma celou sprawl "vzor
ne" t6to delnicke osady nalezit'
: posvitil. Ty' vypoyfdal, ze vzdy
kdyz obchod spatnt jde vyd6lky
spolecnosti sc mensi, jednodns'
vsemu delnictvu sc naffdf, ably d'
. domkd, spoleonosti vlastn6nych, 81
: nastehovalo, kdo neposlechne
: jednoduse 1tratf praci. Zakupova
: nj 81 majetku d6lnictvem spolec
most ncpodporuie pravidla
kdyz propouat6nf delnfka nutnyn
jest, proponsttni byli nejdffve ii
: kdoz domcfch Pullmanovych ne
zhstavali. - We stfedu bylo sy6de
ctvf Pullmanovi pffznivejsfm, ne
bot pozemkovy jeden iednate
svedcil, Re die jeho nahledu nd
jennie domkh Pullmanovych, !
, oblosu sls AZ $40 pfehnanym nenf
/. an pry dvahu wifi Sc must hez
/. ka jejich poloha pohodln6 zaffze
! nj Prohibicak p. h. Herms Wy
. povfdal, 10 pry bfda Pullman
nenf zavinena snizoyanfm lnzdy
+. nybrz naklonostf d6lnictva k pitt
| Vzdyr pr9 v minulyeh letech neko
lik hostinsk5ch okolf Pullman
, chlastu d6lnictva zbohatlo {!
Pomoc nezam6stnanjm.
/ Guverner illinoissk5, Altgeld
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29
.pady ~ taroIsy

Name hojnou xasobu spadd taro
kterez prodayamc hru "a sl.25
1tou IA VI 35.
n Knihknterivf ralrnln = ~ n
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-29


auvsfn6f sprAsy rullmasovYs it
4, ,m sphsobsm bidt one odpomeei [
mini, natei ma odppyAdtno, ~ /
pro ubbiAky nideho p6iotno bfti /
hemhls q is tamtsinAni posk y'aato I
Iim bade lepfys psk, NJ bud at
IL mi.ia ' dilnAoh 80 uprktdat, beb
"a pomtry se rlepsi a Woe prAos
bade. Ialosti guyefntfovt. aby
.polstnost saiidila 20 tax, aby dtls
aiei pneoyali poune EAST taaa, tas
ably ssiohni namtslnAni byli a TAX
aspoh ma to iiyobytt yydsIau Il
mohl, byla take ramitnata. Ma
10 obrAtil se guvern6r piimo na
iullmana teiegraliekoa lAdosit
a. odpomoieni btdy, Iakol ! dopi.
sem. nsmi rAimu lidskosti Ici
iAdal, ably byyale dilaiky sy6 pied
hladem raohrAoiti hledtl, na ob6
tyto thdosti ale odpov6dGuo 'lidu'
milem" ttmto, &c jemu Jest to dpl
nd nstim novym, 10 by Pullman
ntjaka bfda panovala, panuie-li.
tu pry jest To vinou samotuSch
dtlnikh, kteff nemtli staykovati a
kdyk TAX u6inili, tu nhsledky toho
-ami snAseti mu-f I spole6nosti
niceho pry do toho nenf. -- Ma
sIedkem odmitav6 t6to odpovtdi
vydal guverntr k lidu statu Illinois
proklamaci, nfz na b6dnd pomery
bez xamdstnanf jsonciho dGlniotva
v Pullman upozornuje vsemoznou
pomoc pro ne zada. Zaroveh poza-
dAl guvernGr okresnf komisary
okresu Cook, ably die sil prostfed-
kh syych bfd6 IL uleviti sc
snazili.
STAY irody.
Hospodifskym statnfm vyborem
iowskym uvefejnen by! ve stfedu
nasledovnf v5kaz o stavu hrody:
Pram6rna teplota v uplynulem ty.
dni byla nadpram6rnou, 8 nadbyt.
KEN casu slune6nfho, TAX ze pod
minky vsemu nesklizenemu osenf
dosud byly mad mfru pffznive. Dve
tfetiny statu dostaly dobr6 deste,
| iez dlouho trva]fcimu suchu konec
ucinily, TAX ze korna znacn6 Sc
zlepsila, vzdor tomu ale pres polo
vinu posekano j bude ma krmivo,
tax ze sklizef letosnf sotva tfetinu
sklizne obycejn6 obnaseti bude.
Pastviny znacne Sc zlepsily. = o
stavu osenf Missouri podana te.
hoz dne statnim vBborem zprava
nasledovnf; Teplota byla nadpra-
m6rna, d6st nespadl t6m6f zadny
a We velk6 vetsine okresa trpf ose-
nj velkym suchem. Korna zhorsila
40 tou m6rou, 10 sekana Jest ma kr-
mivo, ably aspoh neco zachraneno
bylo. V jihovScbodnl casti Sc
pastviny zna6nd zlepsily. Sklizeh
zemcat, 3 vyjimkou n6kolika okre-
"a, bude slabou. ovoce trpf su-
chem. Orati SO dosud pro velke
sucho nemohlo. - V Kansas do.
staly vSchodnf okresy dobry d6sr,
zapad "a to ale dosud trpf suchem.
Po vdtsine statu jsou pastviny gu.
che, orati Sc pro pfflisne sucho ne
maze korna po vetsine jest mimo
vsf ponoci, vyjma pasma ceroktz
skebo, kdez iroda obvyklou bude.
Dobytek zacina nemalo Dedostat-
KEN vody trpdti.
zaIuIe yIadu.
| u Quebecu, Kan, oznameno v
itery, 10 Hugh Anandale, kteryz
minuleho dnora Soustatf zatcen a
Anglii vydan byl ma obsalobu ze
zpronevtf,ni pcn6s je'lnt bauce
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MOVE lpRlU OOalCI.
ruuIhH uasta@tts


#hN WfteAnst l&a N&hAW w
ss sslslu msyof Iabn 7 talltlta
pof5tou vihsfm tlilimAni spial
Ia . fsst aad him Syhsaab bads
ppfdtI v pGipaia, klsFtmi
oslsaatsa byI. poisdav,i % ob'
ehodnlss : ablim, wldsbeny bo,
ipls,sk $500 - payoIshf i.tieh
s}boi ' piiaayiAii . tspfvt sdyi
ohuos ten syplssea mp bJl. pii
.luihou ofiiasnei po,lsp.al a ~
dobeieh piipsda ysslieaa pfoti
atmu celia laIa
TsIemnA fraida.
V lioons, lows, .pAohkhs hyla
We stleda po ~. hodint ' noel "a
emma yraIdas III teroosi 6tJii
ternosky, ttslf ' mi.ti tom po ~
kollk duA jlsli. odIfldtli dfAhoa
Northwestern mtsta . .ice Der.
uolky sleSiy DO yota osobhiho, ma.
iioe Iistek naplaeeuy, der6oii pax
obt6Ii pokusiti se, ada ,adsrmo ne.
ak ss6itt by so nemohli. Sotva ie
ysaK na dfuhou stfann plelerli, sly.
seti bylo ntkolik ran reyolveru a
kdyi syttlo pfineseno, seznApo, 10
jeden mich, Dayton, usmrcsn, a
druby Wells, smrteln6 r,n6n. Kite.
fak tfagcdic tato So udAla, jest DO
sud xAhadou. lsan6ny totii tsrdf,
ie stfcleno na nd ylaku, soudrub
jeho pax tyrdf, ie pfcpadeni byli
dvtma muii, kteii po vyphlenf ran
ma nt6k se dali.
Zadaji xvissni sazby.
| Pied statni lelezni6ni komisi
iowskou zapocate itery projed
nayanim aadosti ielexni6nich spo
le6nostf IN xyysenf dosavadnf sax
by dopravnf. Spolccoosti totii
tvrdf, ze saba tato komisi statni
ustanovena, jest TAX nfzkou, ze
drahy pfi nj prodelavati must,
kdezto strana druhh Ease tvrdf, ze
klesnutf pfijmu drah neni zavinGno
snad nizkou sazoou dopravnf, ny
brt nedostatkem nakladu, cemu2
pfi nynejsfch spatnych 6asech divi
ii Sc nelze. Umyslem drah pry
jest, pozvolnl dociliti zv5seni sag
by na mfru starou, TAX ably pax
velkoobchodnikhm chicagskym phi
delsf doprave poskytnouti mohli
lepsf yybody, nez velkoobchodni
kun a vyrabitelhm iowskym pfi
doprav6 kratke, col ovsem k nema
IL hjme zajma celeho statu by bylo
lV zasedanf nternfm dovozovali I'd
stupci drab, ze saba nyn6jsf pre-
drahy jest zvolna icinknjfcim je
dem, hteryz sice okamzit6 neusmr
cuje, "a TO ale poznenahlu t6lo Sc
slabuje, az krise SO dostavi. Saz
ba iowska jest pry 90 al 80 pro
cent nizsf, nez We statech jin$ch
proto take pry jine spolecnost
zdrahajf Sc tratG sye do Iowy pro
dlouziti. Mimo toho ie pry zvyse.
nj sazby dopravnf nutno jiz tohe
ohledu, an zelexnice ami nalezity
drok z kapitalu ulo2eneho nepfi
MAST.
vysetfuji stavku.
V pondelf pokracovano bylc
vladnf komisf Chioagu We vyse
tfovanf pffcin poslednf velke stav
ky zeleznionf a zajem vefejnost
nemalou marou vzbuzen, kdyz nj
stolici svedk6 povolan Il V. Debs
pfedseda nnie zffzench zelexniG
nfch. TSz, vyzvan jsa, ably nahlec
svhj vxniku stavky projevil
struon6 jasn6 pomdry delnictva
objashoval dokazoval, &c "a pam
jicfch pomer6 delnictvo pffmo kr
stavce dohnano bylo. Kdyz mu o
znameno bylo, &c d6lnfci v zavo
dech pnllmanoyveh sthykoyatl
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anglickt, lalovati bude SlAda spoil.
kosoa pro neopfAvhtns fathehi .
vYdAnf AnRili M nahfada obnosa
Us, 900. Ansadale sattsn tds byl
% polesisni. le pod eifim ims.
mem e. IN .sffsA . ~ yla.tah Ar.
mold - msnuls, pi, pFelideni '
Aeglii byla wax uevina Isho do
kkrAna . 90 6estnt M ssoboda
pfopusitn Paw rlotibeo, Ar.
mold, plisel totii baltimore \
dfasa oAbodou dan byl do ne.
moonioe, MA Arnadale, prsuim
ntlak}m nedahem stiieny, !eiel, q
po SVEN urdrayenf jmeno Iebo 81
pfisyoIil, NAL an to, ic Arnadale
remfs q tim he poIicie "a faleinou
stopu uyedena byla. Leo tato nd.
jakfm sphsobem o zAmtnt jmcn so
dony6d6la a ratkla toho pray6ho
Arnadala a vrdor protesta Ieho
Wade anglickd icj vydala.
Mluvi pravdu I
John Peters, fiditel nhyodu Lud.
den Lumber Company, nalesen bYl
v pond6lt . rama v prazdn6 jedne
budov6, ri tratfeh Illinois Central
drahy Y Eldora, Iowa, 10 stfclnou
rauou mad pravSm OXEN. Vedle
tdla jeho leiely dvd prazdne lahve
pivni, lahvicka kofalky revolver,
nahoz jedna rama vypalena byla.
Kdyz Peters k vddomf pfiveden
byl, prohlasil, &c vstoupil do budo.
Wy te, ably Sc napil, a nalezl pry tu
n6jakeho cizince, kteryz mu kofal-
ku nabfdnul. Sotva ze pr5 lahvic.
kn k lstdm dal, cizinec po n6m
stfelil, naccz pry jej $500 olou-
pill. Poran6nf jeho jest smrtelne.
- V5pov6dfm Peterse nepfiklada
sc vfry a vseobecne soudf Sc, 70 o
sebevrazdu nasledkem spora rodin-
n5ch Sc pokusil nynf, kdyz Sc mu
to nepovedlo, pravdu falesnymi VI
pov6dmi zakrSti hledf.
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lZa dOplatek go cent?

|hrH kazdg kdo prve diva sesity
premii zvolil dalsi Q sesity, OBJ
buffet tez ilo vyobrazenf a
otfcf prvejsfmi dplny celek
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'sechny 4 seSity zdarma

bsahujfcf 22o celkem vyobrazenf,
sleme tomu, kdo nam zfska jed.
hho celorocnfho pfedplatitele.
Houfame pfijfti touto premif
4 cetnSm nasfm pfatelam, ktefi
shti zaopatfiti krasnou a trvalou
|poInfnku ma sv6tovou vgstavu.
r&DT Vyd. Pok. Zdp.
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Pomoc nezamestnanjm.

Guverner illinoisskS, Altgeld,
navstfvil ponddli delnickou osa.
du v Pullman, ably sc tu osobn6
pfesy6dGil o bfde, kterouz as 1900
rodin stavkujicich d6lnfkh stfzeno
jest. Po pfesv6d6enf se, &c skn.
l.Glt bfla ",kyu jest, oialal 81
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Tsto firms ma sslp4t ra9ilsie hspobiytH prodsyase H
zach Pra Aikne fafmsfy hy ~. dobysk ka pfo tssfa
~ Vssekp - fubi. ..-..
south Omaha Live stock Ca.
tsssm OHieet III fxehangs Btdg, M. Omaha Web.
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+ j AN X
ttvkiime Van ' ,fAmosi
South Omaha Liv

mIfb IL WDllsma !
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u Quebecu, Kan, oznameno v
dtery, 10 Hugh Anandale, kteryz
minuleho dnora v Soustati zatcen a
Anglii vydan byl ma obsalobu ze
zpronevtfeni pen6s je'int bauce
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-03-07

deed rush down still sleeper incline
descending into the darkness, and when
believed that was being precipitated
into eternity l fell into soft mass of
what seemed dry seaweed without sus-
tanning any injury. "Facilis descen-
sus.'' cried dis landed ON this soft bed.
all my alarm yielding suddenly to sense
of the ridiculous. Seeing the window
at such moderate distance above my
head, had not the least doubt that even
if the slope should prove too sheer |
could easily swarm or Chamber up at
the point where this slope met the walls
of the cave. The moment | found my
feet l was bent all on exploration.
struck a match and by its transient and
faint light sought to inspect the fabulous
smuggler's storehouse l continued to
light one match after another. Even
tually gathering all the remainder in
little bundle, ignitcd them in order
that LY their united rlaze l might see
as mich as was possible under the cir
cumstances. When they had burned out
and l had thrown away the stumps.
had seen almost nothing. l bethought
me of the return journey and that it
would be better to make haste, for it
would be i'll work cropping my way
home in the dark along the face of that
sheer cliff. l tried to swarm up the in
cline, but failed. | thought of a cock
roach in a glass trap and laughed. l
had often watched with some faint glim-
merings of pity and COmpunctiOn the
futile efforts of these black gentry to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-03-07
IN American Enble.


A thief who had been arrested for steal
| ng a coat employed lawyer, who encour-
T lged him to hope that the jury would ac-
luit him without leaving their seats.
Great was hi, surprise and indignation,
therefore. when Il verdict of 'guilty" was
promptly rendered and his honor sentenced
him to three months in Jail.
"Ah. now but how is this?' exclaimed
;he thief as the trial was ended. did you
1ot lead me to expect would be acquit-
ed?"
eyes, l did. y replied the lawyer.
"You said that when you spoke of my
poor old mother tho jury would be melt
Nd"
eyes"
"And that when you pleaded with them
aot to blast young mans future they
would pity me-"
Yes
"And that when you declared it con-
,piracy to wreck the character of an hon
orable young man their verdict must be in
my favor
Eyes, | said that"
"Then you played me false and should
at least return the fee"
MY dear client,n said the lawyer in
whispers of confidence, "you We're on trial
,or stealing n coat alone whereas you stole
The pants and vest as we'll. In convictinl;
Tou of stealing only $50 worth they send
Tou to jail Had the other IS been added
you would have gone to state prison. In
Itead of upbraiding me. you should be re
DICED that managed the case so well.'
MORAL.-Few of us realize it when we
ave good thing. VI. QUAD.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-03-07

own expense and attended a meeting of the
common council and absorbed a dozen
| good pointers When we undertook to en-
| force them here, the whole body of alder
| men filed out of the council chamber with
| out the formality of an adjournment and
| left us alone i'll our glory
Only four weeks ago Alderman Fitzpat-
rick was clearly out of order when he NOV
| ed that ''the thanks of this body be and
are hereby rendered to the surviving rela-
| tives of George Washington for the mall-
ner in which he conducted himself on va
rious occasions. We ruled him out of Or
der according to Gushing, but it took 5
| minutes and a great outlay of muscle to
jam him in behind the stove and choke
him off. To his dying day he and many
of his friends will believe that we act led
from purely selfish motives. We think we
can notice some little improvement in the
council as body, but are not looking
for any radical or sweeping changes. Most
of the trouble thus far has been caused
by Il superb bundance of local pride and
general enthusiasm. and the end is not
yet. In the future. however, we hope
that local correspondents of eastern papers
may feel inclined to do us Justice. If the
mayor of a town does not seek to maintain
certain dignity. he would soon lose the
respect of the community. In the east he
maintains it through his official power.
We can do it that way. The only pat
ronagc at our disposal consists of two pub
lie offices. one of which ran the incumbent
SIT in debt last year. and the holding of
the other caused a man to suicide within
six months. We have thunped the whole
drove of aldermen by turn, and the day
may come when we shall have to pull trig-
ger on some of them, but whatever we do
will be done with an eye single to the glo-
ry and benefit of our town and should not
elicit personal newspaper abuse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-03-07
CHAPTER XIV.

When 1 awoke, it was still night but
felt the dawn approaching. awoke
extremely miserable, with n misery
which my reflections in the nature of
my dismal situation deepened almost
into despair. L had now tried all con-
ceivable devices of getting out of this
horrible den, and 1 had eaten almost
nothing for 30 hours. did not dare to
pass beyond the precincts CT the light
in search of stones. My experience of
being lost, as had been yesterday in
the darkness, was too terrible. IF am
to perish, said, ''let me perish here in
the light" sentiment which know
was expressed by some one else before
me, cannot now recall by whom,
though 1 think knew it then. Every
device had failed. Nevertheless as the
light grew around me determined to
make one more effort to escape by es-
calade. I successfully attempted the
two corners of the incline where it abut-
ted on or approached the rock walls of
my prison, but my efforts were still
more futile than on the frat occasion.
l was weak now and strong only In
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-03-07
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
The Editor Gives His side of n Much Dis
torted Story.

The Editor Gives His Side of n Much Dis
torted Story.
A MAGNIFIED TRIFLE.-The long dis
patch sent from here last week to the Chi
cago and ST. Louis papers regarding the
trifing incident in the common council
meeting puts us in wrong position be-
fore the eastern public. AT the regular
meeting of the common council the ques-
ton of building a sewer in Shawnee street
came up for discussion. We knew it would.
We knew that Alderman Jackson would
favor it, and that he would be armed with
at least one gun. The sewer fund of this
town at the present moment consists
of II cents and an old pork barrel, and we
feel it our duty as mayor to hang on to
most of it to provide for a spring cloud
burst Under the head of unfinished bust
ness Alderman Jackson moved to take
from the table the resolution appropriate
ing SIS, 900 for sewer in Shawnee street.
He was voted down, and he then began
speech full of fervid eloquence. At least,
that portion which referred to us was as
fervid as any thing we ever listened to.
After calling us car, tyrant, scoundrel,
conspirator and other choice things, he
launched out with picture of 5000 peo-
pie dying of yellow fever for the want of
that sewer. Uninterrupted him to observe
street AS yet, and that he was out of Or
der and then the trihing affair referred to
above took place. 1t was very brief. We
reached him before he could pull his gun,
and as near as we can recollect we slam
med him against the wall and threw him
down stairs. There was no "scene of wild
disorder" as stated by the correspondent;
neither was it cleared for the moment
that dozen guns would be turned loose"
Why should there have been? That was
the seventh trifling affair between the al
derman and ourself within the last year,
all beginning and ending about the same
way, and we do not think any of the other
aldermen even left their seats or evinced
more than ordinary interest. In the course
of half an hour Alderman Jackson himself
limped in and withdrew his motion, and
the only complaint we heard him make
was after the meeting adjourned. Then
he did say something about broken rib
and one man power, but nobody paid much
attention to him. The correspondent had
TO draw on his imagination for all the rest
of his article and as a whole we were
placed in an entirely false position.
We have conscientiously sought to pre-
side over this common council according
to the rules laid down in Cushing's Man
ual. Mr.. Cushing was proba bly, never west
of Chicago in his life. He provided for
certain exigencies which might arise in
the east, but he didn't outfit his book with
the right sort of lariats to hold a wild
westerner down to pasture when the grass
was short and water scarce. 1t simply
can't be done. A free born alderman, pos
sessed of six shooter, buckskln shirt
and the historical knowledge that Chris
topher Columbus discovered America,