davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
mornuno.

9urcb eingeian6te Guittungen erfobren
mir, baB Elm Scbpinbler bic Namen unierer
Heilenben Tran5 Otto unb SAUL Sriebel
benubt, i'm Nbonnemcnt8gelber belonber5
in 6loriba, MiiIiiiippi, 9Ilabama unb ben
ougrenacn0en Staaten gu erbeben, meIbe
ME al inns etngelan6t puroen.
Nus 9for6 @arolina ulto 8irginien ptro
semcI6et, baB ein 8etriiger, weIber ii4 6.
ober st. %2angenbed, 5umeiIen AUDI 2a19e
nennt, @elber in inherent gtdmcn COLI
@Iectirt. Sin ioIcber Mann lit ni6t
I'M 9ienite Ser pSainOiS Staatss Set
ting. 8ir mod5en ba6er uOb einmal
b~ringe1o barauf aufnterflam, oaB ale an
geiteIlten 9teiienbeu cine DDu unierem @ez
id6dftsfibrer s. S. Qictitb geScibnete 2e9iz
timation BEL iic9 fit6ren. Shire Namen itlio in
boritcbcnocr 2iite aufgcft6rt. 6tcrauS gebt
audi ic6csmaG 6erDor, mo- iib Die betreffen7
bcn 2~lgenteu aufbaltcn. Sn Ben SitOzStaa7
ten lit augcnblidltcb feincr %uniercr Gteiien7
Sen tbatig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
pas eans DER @erhetauna

1T Der mdbti9e Weiten, bas 8ano, ubos, ipenn nit benz
Blug getiBe It, bunoertfolttge @rnte tr6gt"; bos @loD=
rabU bs 9ergmonnS; bas 3iel bes 0nsmanoernoet
aderbalers. W0hrenb es iiberretb nit allen @lemert=
ten oes GetftDnnts unb Der 9roiperitdt 9eie9net 1T, iiub
einqe Der %lb6nlten I1no truc1tborlten 3betIe %Ociielben
gen, Der nibt ourG cine mebi5iniibe Sdubnebr boeegen
gefett iit, lei9t gum llnbeil 9ereideu. giemanb, Der lmD
IN elmer Observation-Disclosures 6egenb uieoerlQBt, lit obne
9oftetterS Mtageubitters oOr Der 8ranfbett QeI9iibt.
5onbesreiienbe, mel1e maloriDie 9iitritte oufin6eu
miiiier, iolteu ltetS cine SlaIGe gltters in ibrem 8eiIe=
9epdd init iiD fibrerl. @egen Die g8trtungeu roiden
3emperaturpe9iels, feubter uber uugeiunber @tmoss
pbdre, tDrperli9er pber %9eiiti9er ueberanItren9ung pber
f9ledteu Waiiers lit es etne unfeblborc SdubWebr,
@eritopfuug, 8beumatisntns, 8tliofitdt, 9Dspepte,
glerppiitat uno @erluit Der &rdfte perbeu bnrd eieies
pprtreffli9e StiuulauSmittel ftber beieitigt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
mahrfheinIih Elm 1rlor6.

@te mittlermeile ermittelt, 1T Der Sob
bes Batrid 8beLan, pel6er, in Sol9c
zines Safes bon benz 6ou1e ytO. BIZ
@larf StraBe Wttttpo6 Wtorget i'm
@ountD 6ospital Deri6ieoen 1T nlcbt
allf einen unsIidlicben 3utau, 1onOerl1
altf brutole @enaltbdttgfeit 3nriid3utubren.
Den 8emabungen Der 8olt3et 9elan9 es
Mittpocb @lbeuo ipdt, ben 8irtb Jt6arO
SnOtp bon SEQ. 298 @lart StroBe, lotpte
eSames Mc9b erion unb 5enrp &aroa gu
Oer6aften, ais %bringenO uerbabtig, ben SoO
bes Batrid 86elan bur6 brutale WttBz
banblung peruriadt gu 9abeH. 9as grip
lit porldufig in Der 6arriiOn Str. golt3etz
Station in Saft unb cine unterlltdbung
tuiro 6eute Die ndberen @tn8elbetten 3H
Sage f0rbern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Den Gotterieeefddfter
Sol nun enereifd DER Kriee erfldrt ueroen.
mehrere Derhaftuneen por9e'
nommelt.

Gebeimp oliaei>Gbef Shea bat neuer@
otl1gs ptebcr etnmal gesen NQes ben &rieg
erfldrt, mas MN i'm @ertn9ften elmer 2Otz
terte dbnIib ltebt, unb 9eitern beretts oa@
nit %begonnen, eintge 8erlonen Derbaften
gu laiien, um gu seigeu, baB es ibm Doaz
fommen @rnit lit. Die s. oLt3t1ten WeDer,
Wurnane, 8tQtams unb Strum Der9aftez
ten 3uerit Sri. Glen Smttb, @genttn Ser
vWontana Wtntng, 2oan & S~npeitnent
Go.", ais bieielbe 9eraoe etni9e Qooie Derz
faufte; bann famen @tlbelm Meft, Mtl=
Liam s.. Weoore, tSerbert Wearttn unb
Sames @ilion an Die Geibe, welbe Ser
tretcr ber Original 2ittLe Qouiiiana Cont
panD" itnb.
Sbr Brtn5ipaG, Elm e~epiiier S. SacobS,
Deriu6te aaes WfOgli6e, ben Snipeftor
Sbea sur Sreilaiiung bes 0edbbens gu be-
pegen, ober nergebens. Ote vWfontana
Mining 2oan anb SnbeItment g." lit
petter 9tt6tS, ais cine bertappte 2otteriez
gei6t6te; man fault eben nid6t birett elm
2oos, ionbern be8ablt cine vNppLtfation
fir Elm 0arleben" nit 10, 20 o6cr SO GentS.
Die betreftenben vOarle6en", o6er better
geiagt @%etpinne ral1giren bon 81 bis gu
$15, 600.
9ie Original QittIe 2ouifiana Comp"
lit aub fein Saar better, ais BE porerz
mabnte @eieui6aft, un6 @iQiam s..
OtoOre, Der Sauptagent fir bie1elbe in @btz
cago, lit oaritber ibon oftmals b0ie in Der
&lemme 9~epeien. QleroingS gelang es
tbm, INNER lpicoer fret 3u fommcn; bann
oerbteIt ct ficb eire 3eitlang rubig. Sod
nacb Serlauf bon einigen Monaten bLi6te
bas 2Otterie9el9Gft wieber iippiger benin ie
3upor. 8ie bic Sa6en aber jekt iteben,
tptrb Ser @el6i9te pobl bon @ericbtsweeen
Elm fur ale Dlal Elm @noe semabt werben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
fir Gurner.
oes pororts oes ~. u. G. Sunoes'
in ST. Souts.

Qus ben 8erban6lungen Ser WGrslibune
6eS 8OrorteS beS sc. q. Turnerbunoes" 81
ct. Souls itn6 fOlgenbe Bunfte ais fir
uniere bieitgen 8urner tntereiiant gu be-
ricbten:
Die Gurnlebrer @briit. @berbar6 Bottom
unb s. $. Nrnolb SEEM Sauen, iotpie Die
6crauSge6erin beS y@Dmnaltum", SrGuletn
Ga @aroe : Sartforb perben am B., 6. un6
Z. 9tpril Die Contention yber Qlmerican
2(fiOciation Of PbDiical Culture" 81 Stem
t6auen beiu9en.
9ie biesiabrige 8unbestagiabuns finbet
am 8. Sult in 9enDer itatt.
9uf et9ere Soften nerben 6ie Surner s..
Sleiibmann : Peoria unb 6rtb S9enfer>
6plDote ba5 8~unbesturnfelt in 8reslau be-
iltcben unb bel bieier @elegenbett ben 80.
81. 6. g." nertreten.
Der v6olDofe Iurnberein" in SoIDofe,
Waii., bat leinen ebrli6en northumberland
an9liiirt, moiber er iofort &edeni9aft
9eben iou.
I'm Nufnabme in BEN 8un6 iucbten
6urb ibre relpefttDen 8e3irte bic Sltrnietz
ton bes 0euti9en 8ereins in &ocbeiter
un0 Der 9euti3e Iurnoerein gu Mobile,
Nla., mach.
Quf8enOmmen purbe in BEN 8un6 Der
st. Souiser vSiibmeit SurnDerein".
Seitens bes NuSl6uiies fir geiltige 8ez
%itrebungen murben Die folgenoen 9e6attir>
S9emato fitrWonat WeGrs befannt gemacbt:
y SIT Die @tnfiibrung elmer einfocbeu
@rnnbitcuer WSin9Ie Iar") nit NuS>
l6luB ieoer anOeren 8eiteuerung empfebz
l%enspert6 unb 9egentDGrtig 6urcbfiibrbdr =?
81 SIT eS ratbiam, BET raubem8ette i'm
Srcten regelmGBt9 81 turner?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
biftorifde Reminiseen5en.
56rau Paooud, Ole erfe 2lnieoIerin Chicago,
9eforben.

9ur6 ben am Montag N6enb erfolgten
Sob Der 78jdbrigen Srau @pwaro $. Sab
bud in oeren 8Obnung, geo. 1876 Mi6i=
gan NDe., bat @Dtcago ieinen erIten ipeib1
licben Qniteoler berloren, benn ie lieB fi9
bereits I'M Sabre 1892 nit i6rem 8ater
bier uieber.
9erter @raDeS, Ser 8ater bes ftn6erloIen
uno 74iGbrigen 6enr0 @rapes, melcber bis
1881 Der @tgentbimer bon beinabe So Nder
2al1o, bon Der 81, 80. StraBe, SDutb
Yarf Npe. nno benz See be9ren3t, mar unO
ais mebrfa6er Miuiondr gilt, iopic Der
&ater BON Srau 6ao6ud, fam I'M Sabre
1929 auf elmer @ei6Gfts= un6 Sori6ungs>
retle mach elmer Sabrt auf benz Sbto unO
Wttiltiiippt nacb oer Sertlic9fcit bes iebigen
Gbtcago, no er elm perlaiienes Sort uno
etnt9e fran5O1ticbe Tamilien antraf. St
febrte balo oarauf nacb Qibtablla, o.,
3urlf, mo er Der Gt9entbiimer zines !Sotels
mar, nno lucbte bier, ba ficb ibm bic l1ebere
3ellgung aufgeorGngt bate, baB in oer
@egeno oeS lebt9en Chicago ettpas 81
ntadhen let, cine @rpebitionsmannichaft 5us
lammen3ubrtn9en. Ser S6tff bra6 i'm
Sabre 1881 cine aus Ii SomiLten be-
ite6en0e @elca13aft bon einem %&iiltenpunct
am @rte>See aus alf.
Sn Detroit an9etommen, bate 9erter
@rapeS pon Der 8alierfabrt genug, unb CT
ba6nte ft9 nit ieinen 3tpei &inbern ben
g8e9 burcb Die WtlontB, I'M BRET 0o6en
ipGter bel benz Sort an3utommen. Die
S6tfslaoung bon %Gmi9ranten, tpelde na6
bret ~tpctteren Noc6en anlangte, tDuroe bon
@rapeS nacb benz iebtgen gtaperniae 9efiibrt,
pGbrenb @rapcs na6 vG6icdgo" 3uriidz
febrte, 100 no9 in bemielben Sabre BRET
anOere tpeiBe Tamtlien it9 nie6erlieBen.
Ser 8ladbatpfz &rieg un6 bic GboLera
eri6perten Ben eriten Nniieolern Bic 2lrbeit
beoeuteno, 0o6 11acbbem Die Snbtaner
unteriporfen tparen unb baS Sort cine nele
8eiaBung erbalten bate, bate bie Gplonie
mebr Slid. 0erter @raoeS baute 1884
elm 6otel Dem ieBigen Gremont 6aus
ge9eniiber, Derfaufte baiieLbe bier Sabre
ipater unb bal&te Elm 8obnbaus al ber @de
bon State un6 2afe> StraBe. gtacb Dem
1845 erfoL9ten Gobe ieine5 9aterS, perlieB
6enrD @rapes Die Sta0t un6 er0ffnete,
na6oem CT bic oben9enannten Sc Qlder ge>
fault bate, auf Dem Wege mach Chicago an
bet iebt9en @de bon 81. StraBe unb @ot>
ta9e @robe QlDe. cine 8irtbsberber9e. gu
bamaliger s3ett mar 2anb in Ser @esenb
BON MaoiiOn StraBe gu 10 S6iuin9en per
older gu baben. 2an9e Sabre puroe bier
etn 6otel betrteben, unb 6enrp @raueS bat
unauSgelebt bort 9etpobnt.
Son Sntcreiie in 8erbtnbung NIT benz
Gobe Der Srau 6aO6ud lit ferner Ser 1lmz
itanb, 6aB bur6 Oenielben etne Der rei6iten
grbtnnen aus PionterzSamilten unb cine
Der reicblten Trauen bes Norbipeitens, Trau
Solepb g. 8open, einen reuen 3utpabS
ibres Yerm0gens erbdlt. @bpar6 6aDbud,
elmer Der eriten &aufleute Gbicago's, mel
6er 1888 bier Elm @ei6aft erOffnete, bate
it6 Elm betrdbtli9e5 @ermOgen ertporben,
tpelbes auf cine 3ocbter ilberging. bic BEN
8anfter SSobn Be &ooen beiratbete.
Srau Be &ouen itarb 1886 nit Sinter7
Ialiung elmer Sobter, pelbe bon SOiepb
8. 8omen betmgcfiibrt purbe. 9tuBerbem
lit Srau 8ower Bic einitige Gr6tn bes ge@
nannten 9enrp @raOes, 8ruoers Der Srau
6abbud.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Staot Chicago.

D5~ ltniere @orreiponOenten unb @gerl@
ten beIuben bic folgen0en Staaten:
SEER Sran5 Otto Die Staaten GOlO7
robO, 8onias, Mtiiouri unb baS SerritOs
RUM Utah.
Serr Saul Sricbel Sic Staten Winnez
fota, 0atota un6 Soma.
0err 8eter 8ui4 Die Staten Sainots
unb Snbiana.
9err HuOolpD gfoaG 6en Staat See
brasta.
6err s. 9. SpiegeL Sen Staat Mtnne7
fOta. Offtce: 1909 2tnbalp Nue., Nortb
Vtinneapolis, Minu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
& 1T u d Gents
1872 Nnii9tet Oer @tltGuS ittllnng
an tr9eno ee N0re1e
Sm SSn, user N(mSlanS gefartSt.

Gin gut brodirtes Albnut, ale @ebaube, gtnlagen unO 1onfi=
gen @ebensplr6igteiten Der Go~Guubiiden 9BeltausfeOung lit pboto=
9%9rapbitdeu Anf)ten uon Gabinetor0Be ent6alten0, nit erklaren=
Dem OeuttdDen 0ext, miro bon Ser SGinoiS Thanksgiving per=
i6itt. I'm Ode ~poaftdnoige @an1mlung ibren a~usuudrti9en 9eern
eabt 5u9dngli6 GIT MAIDEN, perien0et Die SQinois Staots5eitung
.oieles Weltansfelnn9salbnt 9egen Ginfenoum9 uon 400 III gaaar=
ken portofret at ir9en6 cine &OreHe. int ST. OOer guslan6, SeOnz
oers fir a~usudrti9e greunot uno gekannte miro OieIes 9%eidmad=
poae Sud5 Elm 1uiItonrnenes @eidenf ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Der Kranfbeiten oiebt's piele, Ser
Urfahen iin0's ment9e.

Sci taft aaen Srautbeiteu Der pitalen
Oroa11e treten ent5irlbli9e .3uitaltoe ober Ser
barfunsen berlelben ELL, lpel9e bic Gritdbz
rlrl1e, 6te @erbouuus unO bic Ausi9etoun9
Ser u~nperbauli9e1l 9tofie bemnet nlb er@
ihmerelt. Die ei115t9e b%efannte .3ulontmeltz
iebuus pom uni6GOli6eu ullo mirtlarlen
M{ebifamenten sur @ieberbertelult9 elmer 9e=
lu1ben TbGtlstett Der 2eber, gterel1 @tn=
gemeibe, utO Der 6aut 1T Die altbe1pabrte nllo
6esbolb i9on pou Nltersber. bo39el9aete
ct. Bernard &rGuterptlle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Notis. Sn Der Observation-Disclosures
8eilage Der borliegenben Summer oeS
g0oben6lattes lit aus Gerieben Der S6luB
bon Sulius Sobannien's Correspondents
ulle6er baS ScbmGrmen Ser Sicnen" aus
benz ySpreblaol@ tort gegblieben uno miro
nun in Der nd9iten Nurtmer ericbetnel1.
O.. st.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
GQEUnfnr.

Gin rttne8 @aIabicr 9ebratt bon
Der 9ottt+ Setpp @retn9. 60. TIT biers
nttt bsttettS e~tnpfsbten- Ssn 6laf1em
W1e I0nertt 5t b0ben- 9elepbpne
Co. $780, SOttIin0 9enttt. 60. S60~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
252 & 234 OfsRanoolpb=Stry
apiihen %ErnnfIinz NH M}nrfetsS traRe.


252 & 234 Ofs4anoolpb=Strv
spil9en SronfGttls NIB Marfets5traBs
@btcago, Sas..
empfieblt in better Moare:
Semitic Gaamert, 9SItantett= tt,tO 8rdSIaantet
Sebsiuiebeln, Sretter @ter=SeartoTelm,
9SrdttttI d1u. Y~icIemIpdrgct1s, SG)nittb nbmet,
Seltptocr Ei,bem, Siu=8urfen,
SJrams. @rbfem, GbGupt9npns,
SSeinlte Sitereier SGrbett,
Sitiee= 9etifateB =&dritt9e, Grat=SGttnae,
Teinite boA. Dtiid)ner $96rinee,
@eitpbGl. SOitfelt, Gallant,
Srat AMI dDiu. SctOcl6t=gSttr S0toeHet,
gra,ff. &SrataOurit tt &iidbicm,
8erGlid) ertcit mno ntarinirten 9iaI,
9fMH. &aOiar, ncr,p. Sgitd1opieS,
3tppctit=Stlo, Sprotfet. StpdTI6,
SdIel9orIer Semf Ssetatelfts, &apert,
MedDtes SliDen0t DtobaGt,
&antb. &oA.Ssdringe, run. SarSineS,
0etcOGnete YiI5e, NoicnzY1prifa,
QaeGDtcI &icbi9's Iletid1ertrdct
Semtid)eS %stpetlG) elanlufS, SSoti1,
YreiBeIbeetett tn %Ss1tttIet SstntbcetIaft
Srams. sYStUetiGIen, Yrrmeact, 8ir11en,
lrildbe Niife, WtanoeIn, Sttronnt,
gSpbmiaancn, @riinfertt, SfmIen,
Ssir1e, 9ndsUetSe tt= tttt0 S5afergritke,
SeartoTclrtebL 9ctslacbI,
Seitite u erlgerIte, Sei;eu0ticS,
9ted)tet SaD0=, NDffa= tsmS Nio=GaTee.
T~eimitet gritlen itto id)tUar5emt Sbee,
Teinite Valtila=SbocotAoc, Ssafau,
Seimitett Gtiutentbaler SdJlueisertGIe,
9foqmeforf=SGie griitel Sst1utcrf6Ie,
Nrpmnase DE Srie, Nemid1afeier :FGie,
1armelau=, .GSamer MlS ~&tmbmreer &6Te,
5cmtldJe Spitnr6Oer, " plfrafer
3ld)M be mmo GpIs=4S0ttp Helu,
4artler SdDtnpftab0f nnm &obbe&,
Iomie aae Nrten BON Groceries.
Henry SchoeIIk0pE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
DQs GountD maOt Grnlt.
Die Staot fol- sur Rdumung oes
Earthquakes 9e5wun9en meroen.
Gin Sauplan lit rieligem MaBtabe.

;f~anf5ebnfodieer WoIfenf9aber fir $5,ooo,=
600. = Der Qb5uesfanal nob Dunnine.
3nfpection Ger uortnaIiduIe. Qn=
oebote fir oas ReformfduI 6runoftiid.
KihIipei9er fiir's RofpitaI. Deri6ie=
SeneS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Die Qnseiseu BON 9oob's 9ariapariIa iinb
seitiist auf @mpfeblunsen, wel9e III Der ST.
nen5pelt cbne 3o9erlt accepttrt werben Mir
ben. Sie eraablen uas, mas Dabr tt, NAM
lid 6oeb's &ure1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

9OsS's ptaen beileu 9eberletSen, GeIbs
Tuat.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
CLEVELAND's OPINION OF THE
TARIFF BILL,

Some of the Democrats are still brag
ging about the tariff bill. They say it
is better than nothing" and that it is
''one step in the right direction" Presi
dent Cleveland is the Democratic leader,
and, we suppose, the highest authority
on the tariff question. At any rate his
party regards him as such. The fol
lowing extract from his letter to Chair
man Wilson is his opinion of the bill as
passed:
Every true Democrat and every sin
cere tariff reformer knows that this bill
In its present form and al it WILDE sub
mitted to the conference falls far short
of the consummatiOn for which we have
long labored, for which we have suf-
fered defeat without disbursement.
which in it's anticipation gave us a raj
lying cry in our day of triumph, and
which In its promise of accomplish
ment is so interviewer with Democratic
pledges and Democratic success that
our abandonment of the cause of the
principles upon which it rests means
party perfdy and party dishonor.-
CTeUeLGnd's Letter to Wilson.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
THANK YOU, GENTLEMEN.

"A Few Words With Our Friends Who
Send in Subscriptions Weekly.
D. NJ. Sykes, Orange county, sends
one renewal and three new subscribers.
Thanks.
j. @ Freeman Berthe county.
sends renewal for Il meigbbor. His
neighbor says, so be writes, that THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER Is the best paper
in North Carolina.
The following have subscribed, re-
newed, OF sent same for others during
the week: J. w. Stevenson, Harnett
county; j. L Lane, Guilford; J. w.
Couch; Durham; @. D. White, Applipg
county, Ga {; John Lewis, Emanuel
county, Ga. A. @. Shuford, Catawba;
7. Q. Copeland, Hartford; Jas. Banes,
Rockingham; J. G. Surratt, Davidson;
L @. Allgood, Beaufort; Fl. @. Barker,
Wake; Caucasian, Goldsboro; R. J.
Bolin, Chatham; 7. A. Council, Wake;
Elisha Watson, Moore.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
SENATE AND HOUSE BOTH
GUILTY.


Chairman Wilson, leader of the Dem
ocratic forces in the House, stood on
the floor of Congress and denounced
the Senate bill, saying that it would
put $40, OOO, 900 into the pockets of the
Sugar Trust. Every Democratic Con
gresham from North Carolina ap-
proved and applauded. In less than a
week Chairman Wilson voted for this
same bill without the dotting of an SIP
or the crossing of a It," and every
North Carolina Democratic Congress
man followed him and did likewise.
This is not only eating crow, but it is
a base surrender to the Trust. If the
Senate bill was wrong, then the House
should have forced the Senate to accept
the House bill, or done nothing. Then
the responsibility of defeat would have
rested on the Senate alone. AS it is
nov they r both equally guilty
GOLdSbOrO Caucasian.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18

full alliance between Democrats and
anarchists in Illinois. Votes were
bought like sheep. Open, shameless
bribery was defiantly resorted to. The
country heard with CONSERVATION the
news that Illinois had elected the
Democratic electoral ticket. Fusion"
was consumated in the new Western.
States with the result now known to
everybody. Tt elected a fusion Demo-
crat to the Senate from Kansas and a
Populist from Nebraska. The votes of
these two Senators saved the Demo
cratic party from the humiliation and
ruin of failure In tariff legislation.
That the Democratic party has the
shadow of a hope in this years cam
paign is due entirely to Populist votes
in the Senate. The proposition defes
contradiction. Then, how ~dastardly
and mean; how contemplate and
scandalous; how unprincipled and in
defensible is all this Democratic abuse
and vulgar, indecent criticism of the
Populist party in this State.
1t was born of a grievance that moth
ing short of independent political action
can remedy. That Elias Carr, Coke,
Sanderlin, Daniels, ct id on1ne genus,
are not with Butler to day in his cru
SADIE against the corrupt methods of
Democratic machine politics, is be-
cause they lack the courage Of their
convictions. They avow the same
Democratic "heresies. They stand by
the Ocala platform. But they are the
benefciaries of Democratic coWardice.
What Butler il ~dignantly spurned they
accepted with humility That is the
distinguishing difference between
them. When the revolt was consum
mated in 1892 we heard the same
abuse, ridicule and boasting that nov
fills ad nausedno, the Democratic news
papers. Before the campaign closed
it was necessary to prostitute the Su-
preme Court, doctor the registration
books, and stuff the ballot boxes. The
exigencies Of the situation developed
an Avery, a feeble imitator Of New
York's Maynard, and a Simmons, SUI
generis. This Democratic aggregation
of crime and conspiracy produced a
Democratic majority-WinStOn Re
publican.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
REDEEM Fl STATE.

The upheaval in politics has devel-
oped every form of political combina
ton. In the Western States fusion"
is a Democratic conception. 1t is the
offspring of the National Democratic
Executive Committee. 1t cost millions
of dollars to accomplish it. The money
was furnished mainly by the sugar
trust, and it was used in buying off
Democratic "kickers." It's object was
the overthrow of the publican party.
and the silver question was the ent r
ing wedge The boilers and Democrats
fused, combined, CO operated to pre-
vent the election of Mr.. Harrison. The
result was a matter of profound as
constituent to the country. Nobody
dreamed of the possibility of a success
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18

in the same manner as other like re-
quired branches are in said schools, by
use of text books in the hands of pupils
and orally in case of pupils unable to
read, and shall be taught by all teach
ers and studied by ali pupils in all
schools in this State supported wholly
or in part by public money"
SEQ 2, That the text booEs used
for the instruction to be given in the
preceding section for primary and
and intermediate grades shall give at
least one fourth of their space to the
consideration of the nature and effect
of alcoholic drinks and narcotics, and
the text books used in the highest
grades of the public schools shall give
at least twenty pages to the considera,
ton of this subject
Sec 8. That no certificate to teach
in the public schools in this State shall
hereafter be granted to any applicant
who has not passed a satisfactory ex
animation in the study of the nature of
alcoholic drinks and narcotics and of
their effects upon the human system,
in connection with the several divis
ions of this subject of relative physi-
ology and hygiene"
"SKC 4 That it shall be the duty Of
the proper officers in control of any
school des Il ibed in the first section of
this act to enforce the provisions Of this
act, and any such officer, school di
rector, committee, superintendent or
teacher who shall refuse or neglect to
csmply with the requirements of this
act, or shall neglect or fail to make
proper provisions for the instruction
required in the manner specified by
this act for all pupils in each and every
school under his control and super
vision shall be removed from Office
and the vacancy filled as i'll other
cases."
SEQ 5. This act shall be in force
and effect from and after the first
day of August, eighteen hundred and
ninety one.
Ratified the 9th day of February,
A. D., 1891"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
BONANZA EXCURSION, NO. 7.

The last and biggest excursion of the
season, at low rates, affording all an
opportunity of visiting Norfolk, Ports
mouth and the famous Fortress Mon
roe, will be run from Raleigh, by
Messrs Chavasse & Macy, on Wednes-
day, Sept. 26th, leaving Raleigh at IL
a. m. returning, leave Portsmouth on
Friday, S. pit. Goth, at 9 a. m. Go and
take your family. Show them the
great navy yard, the historic Hampton
Roads and the grand old OCEAN You
will never have cause to regret it.
Think of it. This great trip and re-
turn for only 50 so from Raleigh. ALI
stations between Henderson and Raj
eigh 50 25. Henderson and stations
beyond 81 Special hotel rates a Nor
folk and Portsmouth, also low rates
from Norfolk to Washington or Balti.
more for those who desire to visit
those points.
Train will be in charge of Capt.
Thomas Chavasse, which is a sufficient
guarantee that everything will be in
the most pertect order and your com
fort carefully looked after.
'CHAvAssE 6 MACY,
Raleigh and Henderson.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
CLEvRLAND's SOCIAL EQUALITY

Sec. 1 The colored schools in the city
of New York, now existing and in
operation, shall hereafter be classed
and known as ward schools and pri-
maries, with their respective teachers,
unless such teachers shall be removed
in manner provided by law, and off
GERS in the respective wards in which
they are located in the same manner
and to the same extent as other ward
schools and shall be open for the edu
cation of pupils for whom admission is
sought without regard to race or color.
New York Law, chapter 249, page
3O7, passed May 5, 1884, and signed
and approved by Grover Cleveland az
Governor of the State of New York.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18

On last Friday one of the Raleigh
banks received a quantity of new silver
money. Many Alabama people we're
d eceiSel with this money, and desper-
ate efforts are to be made in this State.
1t will not work here. Our people are
already informed. They know that
these new silver dollars are coined to
redeem silver certificates and treasury
notes, both of which are being retired.
This manipulation does not increase
the amount of money in circulation.
1t is a contemplate effort to deceive
the public, and the political party that
attempts it is no better than an ordi
nary confidence man.