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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27

The same being one delegate az large from each
precinct and one delegate for every 25 votes, and
one for every fraction over one-half of 25 votes
cast for The Republican legislative ticket at the
election in June, 1892.
Primaries 10 elect the delegates in each of the
several precincts will be held on March IS, 1894.
In East Dalles Precinct the polls will be located
at the Wasco Warehouse, and Frank Laughlin,
F. Creighton and D. II. Roberts will act as judges
at said election; in Bigelow Precinct the polls
win be located at the Office of VIM. Michel, and
Chas Cooper, G. j. Crandall and Tom JOles will
act judges at said election in Trevitt Fl ecnct
the polls will be located at the County Court
room in said precinct, and J. S. Fish, C.. E. Bay
ard and e. L. Phillips will act as judges Of said
election; in West, Dalles Precinct the polls will
be located at the City Mills, and J. W. Marquis,
T. A. Hudson and A. A. Urquhart will act as
judges at said election. The polls in each of
said four precincts will be kept open from u
O'Clock NJ. to o'clock p. NJ. for the reception of
votes the polls in each of the other precincts in
the county will be located at the usual place at
the hour of O'Clock p. NJ, and will be conduct
ed in the usual manner for holding primary
elections. B. S. HUNTINGTON,
Chairman Republican County Committee.
JUDD S. FISH,
Secretary Republican County Committee.
feb24-td
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27

Through Tri-Weekly tSundays ex-
cepted) between The Dalles and Port
land. Steamer Regulator leaves The
Dalles at M,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
connecting at the Cascade Locks with
Steamer Dalles City. Steamer Dalles
City leaves. Portland (Yamhill st. dock)
at a. M,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday ),
connecting with Steamer Regulator for
The Dalles.
PASSENGER RATES.
One way. ...... ........ 81 90
Round trip........ .-...-.- 800
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-06
SHORT:TALES OF THE WEEK.

Mrs. F. w. Philbrick has returned
from her Lacrosse visit.
Capt. W.P. Huntington made fly
ing trip 70 St. Paul last Saturday.
Mesdames Roos, Sommer and Burg,
of New Ulm, we're guests at Hotel
Francois last Friday.
w. Bosch, of New Ulm, capital
list of that city, was in the city for a
few days the past week.
A. Benham, of Red Wing, the real
estate hustler, having in charge con-
siderable of land in this county, was
in the city last Saturday.
Hereafter Morton will be known as
Morton by the government, which has
issued an order making the Birch
Coulie postofice Morton after Sept.
LIST.
A letter from Mr.. Fred G. Gley
states that he has been improving
some since the cold weather set in but
he is still weak. He expects to leave
Young America soon, probably for the
South to remain for the winter, at
least. Mr.. Gley's many friends here
hope for his speedy recovery. )
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-06
TO AN AMERICAN BEAUTY.

The lass love 8 fair as rose,
One of this seasons debutantes;
She wins all hearts where'er she goes;
Impartially her smile she grants,
She is bud.
She's everything that's fair and good,
Her presence nghtens up the room;
She's blossoming into womanhood,
think she's just about to bloom;
She is bud.
What will she answer when pray
That she will deign to smile on me!
What will she do, what will she say?
Will all my dearest hopes then be
Nipped in the bud?
r.. L, McC. in Truth,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-06

Oh arriving dC OIo0py Eye OOnOucCOI
Tom Hughes called him into the pas
senger coach, informing him that
some one there would like to see him.
Mr.. Huntington, obeying the man
date was surprised to find his aged
mother from Ohio, who had come all
the way from that State without an
attendant on visit to her sons here,
Capt. w. P. and James M. Dunning-
ton. Mrs. Huntington is "a years of
age, and while the ride of 1000 miles
somewhat fatigueds her she stood it
with remarkable vigor. Redwood
Falls will be her future home.
A member of the Indian settlement,
named Sinclair, east of the city, met
with a very painful accident last
Wednesday. He was cleaning gun,
having the barrel pointing towards his
face, when by some means the trigger
to one barrel was sprung,and a charge
of fine shot passed out of the gun
through the loft cheek and ear, tear
ing the flesh badly, and taking off the
lower portion of the left ear. As soon
as the accident occurred doctor was
sent for and the wound dressed. It is
not dangerous, although had the
charge entered the face an inch near
or the nose Mr.. Sinclair would proba-
bly, have been dead Indian before
this.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-06

the long OrOutn, Out the increased &C
reage will supply local demand at a
slightly inflated price over former
years. Flax is fair to middling, but
not a prime crop, as whole, yet some
will realize !, good deal. of money on
that crop a. the price is higher than
for several years at this time. Barley
and oats are not to be figured on with
much dependence, especially The lat
ter. There will not be enough oats
for local consumption, but corn will
help out. Hay is shy everywhere.
There is absolutely none of it where
hundreds of tons used to grow. Farm
ers will now put up what they can and
feed straw when that crop is exhaust
ed. The late frosts of last spring cut
the grass to large extent and then
the drouth caught it and left but lit
tie to gather. Most farmers have sew
eral pigs and some large number to
turn off when fattened. Wecan safe
~ say that this years experience in
mixed farming, considering the mark
ct, has been very satisfactory and will
encourage our thirty farmers to go in
to it more as the years roll along. All
wheat has had its day in this locality
and will never again be exclusively
raised to put upon a market that is
congested with an over supply. Wheat
has had its day and made some rich,
hut many poor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-06
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
BY AIKEN l. sCnMAnL.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1894,

MINNEAPOLIS E st. Louis Railway.
Time of arrival aud departure Of mail and
express trains from Redwood, in effect April
2lst. 1890:
Passenger train going east leaves at 1871 p. N
do do do west do l:20 P. n
Accommodation do east do ABBA. N
do do west do 5:25 p. n
East, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
GEO. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11

lantyku, gdzie uzywa wszelkich wyg6d
uciech swiatowych.
Powiedzia} on tez W tych dniach, ze
,,nie mia{ jeszcze czasu zastanowic sic
mad strajkiem filozofcznego punktu
widzenia!"
Czfowiek taxi, przeproszeniem pie
knych czytelniczek to - bestia.
w ostatniej chwili dowiadujeny sic
re wszystkie unie robocze porzuca pra-
ce sympathy dla strajkujacych, jezeli
manazerowie ME zgodza sic ma sad ar
bitracyjny.
Prawdopodobnie wiec Chicago ma
stana straszne czasy,dla braku wegla
woda moze bye zatrzymana.
II rozporzadzenia p. Clevelanda ma
bye ogfoszony W Chicago stan oblezenia.
Czy Rad amerykahski, idac sladem
rzad6w monarchicznych stanie sic de-
sPota wojskowymp
Lepiejby zrobiI p. Cleveland, gdyby
wPfyna} ma kongres tax, aby ten wyzna-
czyf iona swego komitet dla zbadania
i zaiatwienia sporu. Cleveland po-
winien sam przybyc takim komitetem
do Chicago, jak to zrobi} swego czasu
prezydent Francyi, Carnot, podczas
strajku gornik6w. Sama obecnos6 ie-
go PolePszyiaby juz sytuacye.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11

w ostatnim nunerxs ,Wiary / Oh
czyzny" czytsny korespondenoys " kt6.
rel nisznauy jskii sutor x. krytykuje
artykui wstepny xamieszczony " mr..
26 Zgody.
Korespondencya p. x. naoschowaus
Jest uPrzedzeniem i zis wols.
Autor pyts sic jake t, dobro og6lne
obohodzi wszystkish polak6w " Stan.
ljsdn. ziosliwis dodsje ,ory mote sis6
dee Postepowe-sooyslistyo
Nssamprzcd rszr6tni6 trEebs postep
cd soeyslirmu; nssteppie driwimy sic
dls czsgo socyalizm tax kossis " gar
die stoi p. K. Przeeiet / " p.6stwseh
monsrchioznyoh secyslisci % partys u
znsns ! wybiersja posi6w swych do osis
peawodawczego. Me nslezymy do par
tyi soeyalstyoznej; ale ,e5yslisci ME
Powinni jsdnakovot bye wykIuezsni Z
pols pracy nsrodowej. P. x. powiada,
% socyalizm jest kosmopolityzm; ale
tax ssmo jest katolicyzm czynnikiem
sosnopolityoznym idea niezaleanosci
jest kosmopolityczns, Ogszen jefeli
.ocyalisci ehos prsoows6 na niwie hsro.
1owej, powinnifmy sieszye sic z tegs.
Dobry rolnik idso polem podniesie Fs-
iy ksos; tax my powinniiny sic Ole
zyc kstdego novego czynniks, iski
,sm przybedzie ns polu piracy nsrodo-
vel. Nsstepnie gdyby ME postsp o1y.
bytmy jeszoze ME nieli ucisku / tero-
ryzmu srednich wicklow, czyby jeszsze
uie pslono ludEi IA stosseh3
Koustytuoys Z~isrku dotychczss wy
kluozs socyslist6w, uczyniono to " dso-
dze ustepstws dla psrtyi przeciwnej,
eor psrsgrsf ten po sinien byc zuiesIo-
ny. Zss sDsrchistow pray imowsS nile
notepy ME cbcemy.
Ot6sd sdobro og6lne polsk6w polegs ma
'bronie vsPolnych nssrych idessoW.
Zwiszek N. P. ehc,e spe,nie misys
sws wielks must byc postspewy; ME
-ystepuje jednsk prreoiw wierss = DO
ne chce nikomu wydr e5 idssi6w js-
go; szsnuJe tef wszelkie przekonsnis,
(Cisg dslszy ns stronie 4tej).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11

Pomoca milicyi stanowej, to W takim
razie prosilibysmy natychmiast pomoc
Uni: do tego czasu jednak wszelkim
szacunkiem Protestuje Przeciw temu
Observation-Disclosures obrazeniu ma
szej ludnosci jeszcze raz prosze o ma
tychmiastowe cofniecie tych wojsk".
Prezydent Cleveland odpowiedzia}
gubernatorowi, ze poniewaz istnieje
sPrzysiezenie przeciw handlowi miedzy-
stanowemu, wIadze zwiazkowe inaczei
sobie postapic ME moga.
Obecnos6 wojsk rzadowych W Chica-
60 powieksza tylko rozdraznienie. Thu
my wywracaja wagony, rozbijaja pala
je. Krazy pogloska, re wszystkie unie
robocze rzuca prace sympathy dla
straj jkierow. Po{ozenie W Chicago.
gdzie jest punkt g}owny strajku Jest
naturalnie najgorsze.
Miala sic odbyc konferencya miedzy
merem m. Chicago, prezydentem A. r.
U. Debsem komitetami rady miejskiej
/ uni kolejowej. Niestety manazerowie
kolejowi ME stawili sic. Debs re
swej strony oswiadcza imieniu swej
organizacyi, re chetnie przystanie ma
rozstrzygniecie komitetu polubownego
% czem Przedstawiciele kompanij ko-
lejowych i slysze6 ME chca.
Otoz znowu przyczyna dla ktorej
symPatyzujemy ze strajkierami.
Unie robocze to jedyne zbawienie
robotnikow; solidarnoscia tylko, ujaw.
sly sic SLIME "a bratnie d{onie robotni.
cy zwyciezyG moga; czego i'm g{eb
serca zyczymy. Zeby tylko lie MOI
nosci wstrzymywali sic cd pope&nianis
gwa}townych czyn0w.
Notujemy tu jeszcze, re pierwsze
strzafy i pierwsze ofary paddy juz... pc
wien deputy marshall rzadowy, ktory
zarazem jest cz}onkiem tajnej policy
kolejowej strzeli} do strajkierow, ra
MAC dw6ch Mich; policya take dala
ognia.
Milicya wojsko rzadowe tez stree
LAZY do tlumow; zabito kilku i ranionc
kilkunastu - pomiedzy ofarami znaj
duja sic polacy.
Gubernator powo}a} do czynnej sIuz
by kilka oddzia}0w milicyi stanowei.
Pociagi osobowe kursuja jako tako
posrod wielkich trudnosci, frachtow,
tylko gdzieniegdzie.
Stronnos6 dziennikow angielskich o
burzac musi kazdego dobrze myslaceg,
cziowieka. Dzienniki te utrzymuja, .,
najlePszym srodkiem ma uspokojeni,
umysfow strajkierow 50 o{owian,
Pigulki; ME maja ami slowa pociechy luI
rady zdrowej dla mas walczqczch ka
wa}ek chleba, lub tee sympathy, aby do
dopomodz zglodnialym swym braciom
TIE same dzienniki utrzymywaly podcza
strajku g6rnik0w, ze tylko zywioI obc,
Polacy, czesi, wegrzy, slowacy 50 nieza
dowoleni obecnego stanu rzeczy; oto
strajk kolejowy jest zarzqdzony pod
trzymywany przewaznie przez zywio
krajowy co jest oczywistym dowodem
ze klasa robocza dluzej ME zniesie Y
milczeniu wyzysku kapitalizmu; ze re
forma nastapic musi.
Zaznaczamy tn jeszcze, ze p. Pull
man bawi obecnie mad wybrzezem At
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11
Franciszek Hieronim Jabioh.ki, redaktor.
ma ruchu kolejowego "A gdyby te

ma ruchu kolelowego - gdyby te-
60 ME uczyniono zastrajkowa6.
Stowarzyszenie manazerow koleio-
wych General Managers Association
postanowi(o usuna6 czasowo w niekto-
rych miejscowosciach sypialne wagony
Pullmana; tax ably strajk bezuskuteczuit.
Wtedy to Debs naczelnik A. r. U.
W porozumieniu sic delegatami rozpo-
rzadzi} ogolny strajk.
Powsta} wiec zast6j ma wszystkich
prawie liniach kolejowych. Zastoj "a
tamowa@ handel, i wywo{aI drozyzne;
najwiecej STRAIT poniosa pono rolnicy,
DO wskutek wstrzymania ruchu kolejo-
wego, produkty rolne, ktorych do miast
wysysae ME MONA = psuja sic.
Jak zawsze tax tutaj stoimy 20
stronie s}abszych przeciw mocniejszym;
symPatyzujemy ze strajkierami, ktorzy
walcza polepszenie swego i rodzin
swych bytu; ubolewamy jednak mad
tenn, ze strajkierzy dopuszczaja sic
gwaitow rozmaitych, ktorych nigdy po-
chwalac ME mozemy, przez co szko-
dza tylko sprawie swojej - DO odwra-
GAIA cd siebie sympatye og61u.
Chociaz drugiej strony, znajac ma
ture ludzka dziwi6 sic ME MONA, re
biednych tych ludzi sza} ogarna{; bo
kapitalisci maja po swej stronie nietyl-
ko Policye, milicye, rzqdowych ,,depu,
ty marsh ais, caiy wPiyw prasy kapi,
talistycznej - ale nawet i wojsk k @
rzqdowe, kt6re przybyio do Chica.
60 fortecy Dearborn stosownie do roz.
Porzadzenia prezydenta Stan. Zjedn
p. Clevelanda, ably ME dopusci6 do ''roz.
ruchow, sPrzysiezeh i zdrady kraju"
W obronie interesow pocztowych. Smu.
tiny to objaw, ze W rzeczypospolitej o,
partej ma tax wznioslych zasadach Rad
tax skwaPliwie stale po stronie kapita.
listow ME troszczy sic wcale dole
robotnikow, przeciwnie jakoby wyste.
Powal Przeciw interesom klasy roboczej
Dokad dazymy?
Plutokracya dis rzadzi rzeczapospo.
lita Washingtona wszelkich dokIads
starah, by wytworzy6 tylko milionerow
j proletaryat "a zniszczyG calkiem star
sredni, jak: mniejszych kupc6w, przed
siebiorcOw it'd. j dla tego ter powinier
stan sredni stana6 po stronie robotni
kow. Ca}y og6} Polski powinien te;
symPatyzowaG re strajkierami, ley to "
jego w{asnym interesie, bo skIada sic or
przewaznie robotnikow mnieiszycl
kuPcow - strajker6w polak0w "a
klinamy, ably powstrzymywali sic oc
popelniania gwaltow.
Posei chicagoski p, Nc Gam ma ME
bawem W izbie reprezentant6w podac
wniosek, majqcy ma celu zalagodzeniC
kwestyi kapitaIu a piracy.
Szczegoi6w tego wnioslu ME znamy
jeszcze.
Gubernator stanu Illinois p. Altgeld
wystosowai list do p. Clevelanda, kt6ry
kohczy jak nastepuje:
,,Jako gubernator Stanu Illinois pro
testuje przeciw temu (naslaniu wojsk
prosze o natychmiastowe ich cofnieci,
re siuzby czynnej W tym stanie. Jesli
by kiedy nastqpilo posozenie talie, n
ME bylibysmy W stanie dac sobie rady
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11
KaSdy polak W Ameryce ma
otwarte pole do wypowiedzenia
swego zdania W tel mierze.
Wielki strajk kOlejOwy

Obecny strajk kolejowy, ktory przy-
oral niesiychane rozmiary rozpoczai sic
fabrykach sypialnych wagonow W
'ullman.
W}asciciel fabryk Pullman wybudo-
Sai jak wiadomo tuz obok swych OIL
orzymich zakiadow miasteczko noszace
lego nazwe, W ktorem mieszka kilka-
nascie tysiecy robotnik6v jego.
Otoz ow Pullman szczycil sic zawsze,
ze W jego wzorowem miescie mieszkaja
tysiace robotnikow dobrze pIatnych
W ogole zadowolonych losu swego.
Tymczasem Pullman stworzy} sie-
bic system feodalny; obnizywszy boz
wien place robotnika o 10 procent, IL
czy i'm "a pomieszkania diva razy tyle
nis tie So warte; tax samo "a swiatIo
wolfe. Dodac tn trzeba, re kazdy ro-
botnik Pullmana mieszka6 musi W
dorlach do niego nalezacych moralnie
jest zobowiazany kupowac artyku{y
zywnosci odziez W sklepie bedacym
wIasnoscia Pullmana.
Ma stanowcza nagane zasiuguja wiel,
kie dzienniki angielskie, ktore(z ma{emi
wyjatkamD wcale ME chca wnikaG W
polozenie robotnikow, bada6 przyczyne
tel strasznej walki i obmysle6 srodki,
ktoreby zapobiegfy takim niefortun-
nym nieporozumieniom W czambul
PotePiaja strajkierow wysilaja sic ma
obrone kapitalizmu.
Me wiadomo jaki obrot olbrzymi ten
straj k wezmie; ME wiadomo kt0ra stro.
ma wyjdzie zwyciesko; badz co badz. O.
PIMA publiczna powinna napietnowaG
raz ma zawsze Pullmana iako bezlitos-
nego wyzyskiwacza blianich swych; ia.
ko kryminaliste majacego niestety pc
swej stronie opieke rzadu GAIA prase ka .
Pitalistyczua. Jest on pijawka ssaca krew
ludzka, jakich ma nieszczescie tax wiele
jest wsrod fabrykantow amerykahskich;
ME MONA sic spodziewa6 ulepszenia
stosunku kapitalu do piracy dopoki u.
stawodawstwo ME bedzie tax udosko.
malone, ze podobne ewentualnosci miej.
sea mice ME moga; lub ter dop6ki ia.
brykanci amerykahscy ME stana sic 2
ludzi bezlitosnych ludzmi czuiacymi;
handlarzy bia}ych murzynow -przy.
przyjacioImi ludzkosci.
Do Pullman przybyio straszne widmo
nedzy.
Przeszlo $4,000 robotnik6w znaiduie
sic tam bez srodk6w zycia - j proszq
publicznosc o nadsyianie i'm artykui6w
zywnosci. Komitet specyalny zbiera
tez ofary dla tamtejszych robotnik6w
Otoz biednym tym robotnikom 20.
stanowiIo przyjsc W pomoc wielkie sto.
warzyszenie kolejowe ,,American Rail.
way Union.
Delegaci stowarzyszenia tego uchwa.
iii Emusic kompanie kolejowe do tego
aby usune}y wagony sypialne Pullma.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11

ehhAC " Jeuny III n
pd - j numer6w o koloni.
zacyt 4kowej, kt6ra bezwa.
runkoko przyczyni sic do ule-
pszenia warunk6w sr6d jakich
rodacy nasi obecnie zyja.
Spojrzmy W okolo siebie, co sic
dzieje, wszedzie strajki, bezrobo,
cia, i to w porze letniej, W kt6rej
jedynie prosty robotnik moze sic
spodziewaG piracy i zaoszczedzit
sobie grosz ma zycie zima = W
kt6rej robote otrzyma chyba ia
kim szczesliwym wypadkiem.
Sprawa kolonizacyi zwiqzko.
wei potrzebuje jeszcze wiele OBJ.
jasnie1, aby wszyscy, kt6rzy chcq
tego korzystac byli dobrze po.
informowani, a ME w blad wpro.
wadzeni.
Mysl zresztq ME nova, nasune.
Ia nam chez szczera przys1uzenia
sic rodakom naszym.
Kazdy polski robotnik przy.
INA, re stosunki rok rocznie po.
yarszaja sic, plaza jest coraz
nniejsza, walka zas straszna ia.
"a sic toczy obecnie pomiedzy
;apitaiem a praca pewnosciq
przysz}osci przyniesie pozada.
skutki - ale chwilowo wy
laga "a wiele ofiar cd robotni
a. Kolonizacya zwiazkowa "a.
ewni tysiacom polakom W Anne.
zee byt - znosniejszy anizeli 60
oznaja obecnie.
Wiemy dobrze, ze wielkie to
zielo przechodzi silly jednego
la tego tez caly og6l powinien
tenn wziqsc zywy udzial; uwa-
nc ably bledu ME popelniono,
ontrolowac caly postep tel spra-
y; wtedy ustrzezemy sic cd
lozliwych bled6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11
wydawnctwo Zwaku Mar. Pol ii. Ameryk
CHICAGO, dnia IL lipca 1894.

Pisalismy juz niejednokrotnie,
re my polacy W Ameryce stoimy
finansowo biednie w stosunku do
innych narodowosci i rzucalismy
mysl, aby rodacy nasi mogli wy
snuG sobie z niej wniosek, maia-
cy podniese ich byt materyalny.
Niekt6rzy twierdza, IL brak o.
swiaty u mas ME pozwala nam
dojsc do znaczniejszego maiatku
zarzut ten ME wytrzyma kyt5 Xxi
DO kazdy nieuprzedzs Flyzls,
re polacy co naimnid -
stoja irlandczykani
cd wloch6w, slowak6ws y.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-04
FLANNEL-MOUTHED ANARCHY
Yours truly
J. JORDAN.

AS an evidence of the extent to
which the CoXey madness and COM
monweal moonshine has developed,
in certain ripe subjects for sensa-
tional insanity, the following tele-
graphic special, under date of May
2, from Topeka, Kas., will serve ex-
cellent to show:
"R. S. Osborne, Secretary of
State, when told that "Gen," Coxey
had been arrested, became much
excited and gave utterance to some
wild remarks. He said: 4 know
what the charge is. 1t is that this
uprising of the people must be put
down. Then, simultaneous with
the receipt of the returns, the
flames will shoot up into the air
from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and every palatial residence in the
land will be destroyed in the spon-
taneous uprising Of the people.
Woe unto those who have sought
to stay this tide Of the first six
months. The farmers are prepar-
ing for this. They are selling a
horse or a COW and are buying ri
nes with the proceeds, and many
mechanics are doing the same.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-04
LECTURE POSTPONED.

Owing to the small pox situation
at this place, and the exaggerated
fear Of same on the part of our
neighboring towns, the lecture to
have been delivered here on May 4
by the celebrated Georgia eyange-
list, Sam Jones, has been, for the
present, postponed, 1t is reasona-
bly, certain, however, that the lee
ture, so eagerly looked forward to
by our people, will yet be delivered,
the probable date of which will be
during the last of June or first OF
July Of this year.
It was simply impossible for Mr..
Jones to fulfill his engagement here
at this time without great injury to
himself, owing to the unnecessary
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-04
RED RIVER BOOMING.
Special to Texarkanian.

Special to Texarkanian.
FULTON, Ark, May 3,-The river
at this point has been rising rapidly
for the last week, and is now out of
its banks and asserting its sway ov-
er the whole country. But twenty
seven feet is necessary to cause it
to overflow its banks in many places,
and the conditions of affairs may be
readily understood when it is stated
that it has passed that mark three
feet, five inches. The government
guage at the Iron Mountain rail-
road bridge at this time, 1910
o'clock, registers thirty feet, five
inches, but has not yet reached the
point it did about five weeks ago.
The water is driving the residents
from their homes in the northern
part of the city, and the Red river
staVe factory was compelled to shut
down this morning in consequence
of the high water. S. I. Segraves,
of your city, has been compelled to
move all tools out of his wagon shop
at this point, as the water is pour
| ing into the building at the rate of
about an inch per hour The river
still continues to rise, with no dis
position to come to a stand, The
Iron Mountain bridge and all tres
tie south of this point are well
guarded, to prevent casualties to
trains, The bank is caying rapidly
near a spur of the Iron Mountain
road that leads to the mills and fac
tories north of the city, and the
road will probably lose long stretch
of track by tomorrow morning.
North Of the city about two hun
dred feet of the track composing
the spur is under water to the
depth of six or eight inches.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-04
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accept any substitute if offered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-04
BLOODTHIRsTY RIOTERS.

A dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday says A mob, numbering
between 5000 and 1000 men, again
assembled in the public square this
morning and marched out on a mis-
sion Of destruction. On Scranton
avenue every window was broken at
a variety of iron works and the en-.
tire force of men working run out,
At the Upson nut and bolt works
windows we're broken, machinery
smashed and the men driven away,
Twenty-Five men were driven from
the Church Furniture Works. At
this point the police charged the
mob and drove it up the hill on Jen-