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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

bas Wa1er uber biz Haden llfer binz
meg ii1 auf bas umlieeenbe Qanb erz
aieben unb bic @ekiit ber Yaooo &
MiKiKippisW allep%8abn Iiibtrf4memz
met, tpiirbe. Der am Sc belegene be-
fannie @ersniisunssprt Qate @ietp 1T
ntht sefdbrbet, ba er auf etnem otemz
lid bpben 9iisel erbaut 1T.
Mlbert Mmmon, Elm Mnjtrei4er
in 9 uffaIo, tpurbe biefer Sage bei
Der Mrbeit auf benz Da@e bes pierz
it0digen Sroquots : 9otels pl0bli4
irriinnis. Gr mar NIT Der Mbnabme
mlbrerer GROCER Mnaeisef@iloer, tpelz
DE Der nG9Ite Sturm los9eriflen uno
auf bic StraBe sei9lsubert baben mir
be, bei9dftist. Muf ber Strabe tomb
cine Mense @afer, pelde ieiner Mrz
belt au1dauten unb feline beioen Mitz
arbeiter 5rans SeiB unb @eorg Mapz
er tonnten i'm muir nit Miibe bapon
abbalten, Elm bides gifenitiid auf biez
1elbe gu tperfen. 9arauf tpenoete er
ii6 aeaen bic betoen @ebilfen unb perz
iebte Maper nit elmer eiiernen @tange
einen muhttgen 9ieb. Maper uno
@eib padten i'm unb es %entipann ii4
Elm 10 beftiser &f, bab ale 0ret
nahe baran tparen, bon benz 1dlupfz
risen 9a4e binabaufallen. S@ltebz
lid purbe Mmmon ntebersetporfen unb
Der poliaiit Flanagan eri9ien auf benz
Do9e, absr crit nit 9ilfe ieines aniitz
tells permo9te Ct Mmmon gefu9ig gu
MAIDEN. Dts1er tpurbe gebunben uno
an @triden CUR Grbe ~nieoergelan len,
ponG9it er in bas 5it&z9 ofpital &C.
bra4t tpurbe.
- 0pr brei sSabren beiratbete auf
Der Snotaner= Mgentur am Gbepennez
FluHe in g il DO afota cine tpeibe
3ebrerin an Der Snbianerf@ ule, Naz
mems Je0otps, tbpen ebemaltgen S4uz
ler, ben Santee=@ iourz SSnbianer Gbasz
ia alias @amusl Campbell. @or
mebreren Monaten besab ii9 @basta
NIT Grau urb &tnbern na9 Der Cant
tee @elerpation, !eine tur3e @trsde
itromaufmdrts BON Oantton, I'm fir
}i4 unb feline @inber bic ihnen 3uz
ftebenbe nierteljdbrlide @egierunssz
unteritiibuns in @mpfang gu nebme11
unb auf ber &eferbation meiter5umobz
men. Na9bem er fi4 bort 3pet Monate
lang aufsebalten, brannte @basta NIT
elmer iungen iippigen Snbtanerin
bur9. Na@bem feline re9tmaBige
Trau mebrere Mo&en per9ebli4 auf
feline @iidtebr getpartet bate, oerlteB
lie bic @e1erpation unb 5o9 NIT ihren
beiben &inbeen in bas fuolt4e Nez
brasfa; fur5 na@ ibrem Mb9uSe erz
l4ien Gbasfa auf Der &eierpatton uno
lebt bort nit 1einer r%otbbduttgen
Tlamme. Gr lit babel 9lidli4 uno
min NIT 1einer tpeiben Jrau nt@ts
mebr gu tbun baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
8roker 8rano tn GmineD. Su

Dim %. Gebruar brad in 3 n
c y, Su., tura Dor Sagesanbru@, i'm
@e1@dftstbeile Tel1er aus, bas nit
raienber S@neQigteit UNI fi4 griH
unb aler Mnitrengun9 Der Teuermebr
gum Srob einen S@aben bon mebr
als 100000 anri@tete. Ser ur=
iprung bes Teuers 1T nod ni4t feitz
seftellt.
Ser @erluit pertbetlt ii9 iber fol-
genbe Ttrmen: Sommer G 2pons,
Probuttenbdnbler $4,000; &eliable
Sntubator @orts $4,000; Stnnod
C Mi4ols, @bolefale Grocery $751;
600; @@ott Sabblerp COMPANY
$4,000; !9oFman, Drudereibefber
$4,000; @espbal @rocerp @ompanp
SIS, 5000. Der in ben &eltable Snz
tubator Worts anseitellte Na@tmd4z
ter Sobn @uqipan liest in Tolge bon
Ginatbmun9 BON @au& tobttrant bar
nteber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
NtQ Bllo>ps Grbe feim.

n Mus Butte, Mont., tpirb gemelz
bet: Gin Marn, BET bebauptet, Elm
thermometer bon 9ans bon Billion,
Dem groBen &labterpirtuoien, ber am
Is. 6ebruar in @airo, @gppten, ftarb.
gu 1eirs 1T in unferer Stabt entbed1
tporben. Gr iagt ct lei Elm NeHe beg
grpBen Muftters, unb ba ct ber Elm:
3ige @ertpanbte 1T, 10 muB ibm aud
Der Madlab, ben er auf 100000
Mart anf9ldst, ~aufaQen. Ser Nef:
fe lit i'm Mugenbltd als 9austne41
i'm 9otel Butte angeiteQt aber Ct iagt
Ct mtrb ii@ fofort auf bic @eiie mad
Deutf4lanb madden uno fein @ermo=
gen bean1pruhen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
0erff 1ttetc Nrbctter.

mn, Pd., : / .MGr3.
9eute Morgen ftiir3te in Omen s.
Wi1iam C Cons Stetnbru9 in Wil=
liamstopn, 20 Meiten r0r6lt@ BON
bier, Elm 9unnel etn. 9te 0ede bes
Sunmels' CAB nah unb ',beri4uttete
z Mrbeiter, Sol. &amelep, Samuel
&reiB, @rifftb 8. Prit@arb, Mm.
$. Sones unb buei ungarn. Sones
1T gerettet, bo4 10 1@per perlebt,
bab CT iterben mtrb. Sir bic anberen
1T teimd 9oHnung %porbanben tie nod
am 2eben gu finoen. Cine itarte
Rettun9smann14aft 1T an Der 4rbeit,
Man farm NIT Ramelep ipre9en, bod
bic annsren merben tobt fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
No6 ttttmer rlfi8.

Ser @eiltdn3er 8lonbin, beribmt
bur9 feline Seilpanberung iber ben
Nta9ara, feierte I'M @rpitalpalait gu
2onbpn ietnen 70. @eburtstag bur4
einen @mpfang, gu tpeldem it@ aa1@ bic
Satin unb bic flint &inber 8lonz
bins ein9efunben batten. @dbreno
BEG Gmpfanges %probu3irte fi4 8lonbtn
auf benz ge1pannten Seile, nobel Ct
zines 5einer &inber, i'm @ept4te bon
$50 pfunb, auf ben @4ultern tru9.
go riitig 1T BET Mlte, baB ct ertldrte,
nod an feinem a@t3i9iten @eburtstaa
ii@ auf benz @eile %probu3iren gu
tpoQen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Marftbert@tt.
Gbtea8o.

Wtntermeiden 81 -57; CONNER
tpei3en 57-6l; @oaeen As; @erlte
4O~-52; 9afer BY; Corn 32-34;
&leie ID o.; Mtoolinas-; Eimothp=
iumen 3.6O-4,90; &leeiamen $50
Jla9s lao; Timotbpbeu S.50-10.=
SO; @rairiebeu 5.0O7. So; Butter,
Creamery 22-27; Butter, Dairp Is
~; @tiere 3 30-4.75; Rube l.5O
265; @tpders 2.l2-3.15; &dlber
3.00-5.25; @9meine - $40;
S9afe 2.5O-3.37; 2dmmer 300
4.35; 9ebenbiee 9abner 8; Sprin9
9ibner So; 3urtep So; @ntea
9-l1; @dnie per Dsb. 6.00-7.GO;
@abbits per 2)bb. l.25; Sad &abbtts
2.0O-2.50; MalarbsG nter 2.5O-
800; 8toiebelr 45-55; @rbien 81
80; Nepfel $50 $50; &artofeln As
81; 8obnen 1.55-1.60;@ ier II;
!@oni9 1O-15; @onie, ausselafrn 6
$; Tals 4-5; @bistep 1.18.
Mtnneapolts & ct. Na,I.
@ei5en 57-61; &o9sen 40 Al:
Corn 80; @afer ~ ~ %; @erite 26
81; Gla4s ITO; v8atent", Mebl
400; &1eie HOO: Wiloes 9eu, 6.5Uy
butter, Creamery 20-24; Butter,
Gairp 16-2l; @ier l5-l6.
6otatb Omaha.
9eebers 2.25-3.35; Ribe 100
100; aiibe, eep6bnli4e 1.00-l.90;
6dmeine 4.SO-4 95; 9eu, UPLAND
6. O0--6.5O.
QanfaS 9th.
Stiere 2.5O-4.90; &ube 1.50--
3 90; Studers unb Geebers 2,5O-
|3.45; S@we,ne 4.35-5.on; Shafe
2.6O- 800; 2dmuer $50 3.75;
@ei1en 52-57; Corn 1913; Safer
2S-29; @,et ID.
eiomr 9th.
@tpders unb 6eebers 250-2 30;
8ibe unb Seiiers 1.50-2.25; Ralz
Der $40; Sdneine 4.9O-4,92; S4a
ie 800,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Der 8otter'Proeet.

I'm M abifon, Wis.. bat am 26
s1sbruar i'm &rsisseri4t Der pielgez
nannte .3oiterzP roceb" begonnen. Mls
&lGger in cemielben figurtren bic
DrudereibeiiBer Sracp C Gibbs, bic
8antters SEQ. unb Sob. Dom, fomre
W.S.B. Mc6ai1, a1s Mngetlaste Sob.
ped, @eneralantpalt S'@onnor, 9ilfsz
qeneralanpalt Glancep, st. pribatz
Iecretdr Glart, @r. @eneralaoiutant
Doe uno @taatslenator 8afbforb. Die
Mngeflugten iinb bei@ulbigt, burh
cine @er19m0runs bic &ldser INN
$15,O 900 gebra9t gu baben. Sm @omz
r.er 1892 murbe bur@ Glart, ben oaz
maligen pripat1ecretdr beg @ouperz
naurs ped, bic bemotratii@e "Mabiz
ion Shines" gegriinbet. Das 8latt,
fir tpe(9es Parteifreunbe bic Mittel
bergsgeben batten, toftete piel @elo
unb fam balb in bebrdngte finan3teQe
Gage.
1887 battle bic 2egislatur elm @eieb
erlaHen, tpelde ben @ouperneur e.
md9tigta, cine na& ieinem @utbinten
geniigenbe Mn5abl bes Jog. rRoiters"
in tpelbem bic Mamen uno Oienite
beg @oloaten Wiscon1in's i'm 8ur9erz
frieqe peraet9net paren, bruden gu
lal1en. Glart erbielt bonn @ouberneu1
ben Gontratt, Is 900 @remplare gum
8rei1e BON $1.90 pro 8anb gu oruden,
uno psrgab i'm mieber an Sraep &
Gibbs, bic gemein1@aftli& NIT ben
@ebriibern Som an glart $4,000
fir bic ueberlaHune be3ablten, oo
ser Gontratt einen groben Profit abz
aumerfen peripra4. l1nteroe1en abe'
muAte BET @taatsbp1der, Der Mabnon
!Demotrat, ben @ouberneur oarau'
aufmerf1am, bab na4 ber Gonftitu:
ton ale DrutIdden i'm Mege bel
DFentli9en @ubmiKion pergeben tper:
ben miibten, jenes @eieB bon 1887
alio baltlos unb baB auBerbem BEL
preis bon $1.9O elm borrenb bober lei
Da1arlf BIN 5og ber @oaperneur Der
@ontratt, Der ni4t betm @taats1ecre:
tar binterlegt porben mar, 3urild
9racp &c Gibbs unb bic Dotps Der:
lanaten nun BON Glart bic $4,000
trs(he fie tbm beaablt unb bic ct fu1
feline rSimes" benubte, 5urid: Der:
ielbe tonnte aber nur $4,000 aut:
bringen.
Die Mntldg,r bebaupten, lie batter
por Gingebung bes 9anoels NIT Star
bic Metmlng bes @eneralantpalts uni
artberer Der Mngstlagtem betreHs bel
@onititutipnc!itdt etngebolt unb 1eter
betrefs bieies punttes poqitdnotg be
rubtgt porben. Da Der @ouper11el4'
ben Gontratt auriid3og uno tie babe
$4,000 einbiibten, 10 erboben tie 81
Mntluge Der Wer14mDrung.
/ Dis @erbanblungen in bislem len
iatione1en procebe, ber 1hon lebr pie
5taub aufgemirbelt bat, tpsroen por
aus1ihtlih etnige Mo9en in Mn1pruo
! nebmen. Ginn Surp tpuroe 9lelf an
er1ten Sage %getponnen. Die Antlag
lit pertreten Durh oe Wntpdlte Sl11
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Die Nert@w6rer in @ten.

Sn Wie11 fa1te ber @eri@tsbof,
Dor tpel9em bic 5tp6lf @nardtiten.
tpel@e Der 8eri9p0runs gegen bas
2eben beg Ra4ers Grana Soiepb Be-
14ulbigt tparen, pro3ehirt tporoen
tparen, bic Strafurtbeile iber bic Mnz
setlasten. Trau5 9aipel tuurbe gu
5ebn Sabren ihtperen &erters perurz
fbeilt uno Stephan 9abnel, ber 3tpetz
te 6auptfiibrer Der @eri@morung muir
be gu a@t Sabren @efdnsnib berurz
tbetit. Mnbtre @erf1m0rer erhielten
BON 2 Bis au 4 Sabren @efGngntb unb
in feds Gd1en luutete bas urtbeil
auf Greiipremung. ..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
gNe9cm 3lufrubrS bettrnft.

Sn 4ittsburg, 3d., tpurben bic
Qlufribrer in benz Mansfelber Robz
lenbe3irt bon @t@ter @tping perurz
tbetlt. @on ben IS iiberfiibrten Musz
ldnoern tpurben iieben nit 3u&tz
bausftrafe bon Is Mpnaten Biz gu 2
eSSabren 6 Mpnaten nerurtbeilt; %
tpurbsn auf 2 Monate beatp. Elm Sabr
ra9 benz Mrbeitshauie geihtdt:
Die 3ebn @rubenleute, pel4e oes
Mufrubrs in &unola iiberfubrt tporoen
tparen, tpurben ebenfaus berurtbetlt,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
9icbcm Bertonen perbran,tt.

3ebn Meilen tpeftli@ bon so r
fresbpro in pite 60. Irt., brannz
te bas 9urls bes Tarmers Sobn Wert
ab unb bic gauge Tamtlie, beitebeno
aus benz 5armer, feiner JJrau unh
flint Rtnbern, lam IN ben Glammen
Inn. Das 9aus mar aus 9ol3itGmz
mer, gebaut unb bas ausgetrodnete
6ol3 BOT benz Geuer, bas in ber Naht
ausbra9, rei1lide Mabrung. Sn BEN
@4utt bes pollftdnoig gu Mi4e &C.
brannten @ebdubes fanb man bic berz
foblten 2eiden Der 6armersfamtlie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
StaatSbcautte ab8etett.

Sn Banning 9, Mi@., trtldrte
@ouperreur @t9 bic Der falf&en
Mabl3dblrng ansetlasten @taatsie<
cretGr So@im, @@aBmetiter 9ombi<
Der unb 2~anbcommiKdr 8erep fir
Iberfibrt unb orbnete bic n0tbigen
@@ritte au ibrer @bitBung an. 9ie
@%rnennune bon Ma&foleern tpirb in
Rur3em erfoleen unb bann bic @a@e
benz 0bergertbt iibergeben tperoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
&hmMtr tefraft.

Dieienisen perionen, pel&e i'm go
pember b. 8. ben M0rber Som Nelz
ion, eine1 Meger, lpn@ten, b~etannten
ii@ i'm &retsgertbt gu
Mrt., Der S0btun9 i'm 3tpetten @rabe
l9ulbig, unb gancp 9apttns, iotote
@bmonb SaDlor tpurben gu ie flint
unb @tebe Sinslep unb Mbrabam
Wafbington gu ie einem Sabre 3u4tz
baus1trafe perurtbeilt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
@eaen Die 8ombentperfer.

Sm @iBunesiaale bes 0terreiz
&ei@sratbes 1T biefer Sage
cine finnret9e electrii@e @orri4tung
angebra@t morben, pel@e benz, praiiz
benten es erm6sliat, i'm Sale zines
@erbre@ens a Ia @aiqant bon fetnem
@ibe aus fdmmtli@e Iusgdnge felt
gu f9lteBen, 10 baB ber Ittentdter
nibt entmei@en t6nnte. Mu4 fir bic
@i4erbett anberer 0Fentli@er @ebauz
be trefen bic 8eb0rben geeigente @or<
tebrungen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
GataNrspne i'm @ertmtstaale

Stint, Wi4., %. Tebruar. @ez
ftern tpdbrenb bes 0erb6rs bon bret
res Diebitabls an~setlasten junstn
Qeute in 2inben, bra4 plDbli4 i'm
@iBunssz3immer cine nit 3ui4auz
ern bi9t beieBte @alerts 3ufamn1er
unb bic ettpa so barauf 8einbli4en
itiraten Is SUP ttef binab. @lle tpurs
ben mebr ober ipeniger {@tper berleBt
unb Rnodenbrii9e tamen mtnoe1tens
is por. Sic 2eute tparen 9etpar1t
tporben bic @aqsrte gu betreten, poaz
ten aber rt4t barauf b0ren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
0olofe6cr.

Die Lungs bes 9 abat@ieflui T.
les 3pif4en Manat4ie unb Qeabenz
portb, Mafb., entbedten @ofbla9er
5ieben cine Mense bon @olbiu@ern
an. @s finb bereits mebrere 9unbert
Claims ab9eitedt tporben. Gin 8remz
Ter Der Nprtbmeitern @tienbabn
59pamm por etntsen Gagen our& ben
eistalten TluB, um einen Claim gu
e%rlanqen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Roth in 9craS.

Die bungernbe 8ep0lterung bon
@tar @ountp in 9eras bat trob
bes Mufrufes an bic Mtlbtbati9teit
Der Menfden nur tpenis unteritiibuns
erbalten. Die Gage berfelben ipottet
aGer 8ei&reibung; piele @iebaii4z
tereien iinb perlafen unb piele perz
fonen iinb tbatidhlt4 perbungert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Gfne8ottbetu'S Ebeater.

Wd9uerto elmer Sheaterporitellung
in Yia, StalNn, tpurbe cine petar>
be bur4 zines Der SEM ter in ber NGz
be Der 8ibne %getporfen. Sic fiel ms
parterre, tpo fte nit einem fGr4ttrltz
3en &nau <rplobirte. Das Or@efter
%perbinberte cine panit, inoem es bic
Nationulz 6pmre intpnirte. g.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
unb 5tuar gu 3 Bis gu 6 Monaten
Mrbeitsbaus.
Gin setabrlt@er {la4tltaa.

Sn 6 bicaso enti9lupfte bic i'm
bDditen '@rabe an ben poden. ertrantte
Marp po9lasta, cine poltn, aus Der
Obbut ber Rrantentpdrter i'm @eiunb=
beitszD Department unb tpanbert iebt
treenbtpo in Der Stabt lumber. Drei
WGrter uno BE seiammte polioei@
manni4aft Der &apionitrabezS Station
1udem na9 ibr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Yom Gon9ret.
26. Hebrudr.

20. I Qr.
Dem Senat purbe bic gnti4eiz
bung bes @ensralantpalts, bab Stls
beretrtifcate tetn eeiebli4es @elb iet=
en-. porselegt. Wom Musf4ub fir
Musipdrtises tpurbe ber 8eri@t iiber
9atpait porselest unb otpar Elm Weebrz'
belts unb Elm Minberbeitsberi4t.
Die Mefolution betrFs grnennung eiz
nes Musf@uFes fir BE inttrnationale
Musiteauns In Mnttuerpen uurbe anz
9enpmmen.
Das 9aus bef4lob bic an ben
Ginanaausfdub ptrpiefent MntizOpz
tionbiQ benz Mderbaucnmtte au iiberz
tpetfen. Glibufttren uber bic Seigz
norasezBi1 fiiute ben @eit Der 81
bun9 aus. 49,"
81. Gebruar. .
Sim Senate tpurbe cine Meioluz
ton angenommen, ben prdi ibenten gu
er1u9en, tpeitere G4ritte CUR Conioz
libirung BON 2anbGmtern ein5uiteqen.
Mn einen beionbern Musf9ub pertpies
man cine Bin Rple's betreFs Grim
bung elmer NationaluniberfttGt.
Mu4 beute battle I'M s au Blanc
init einem Mntra9 auf S4lub Der
Oebatten !iiber bic Seisniorase<8il
teinen @rfolg. Do9 perlief bic StBuns
rubiger, als bic Der porbergebenoen
Sage. ...
%. Gebruar.
Sm @enat tam tein pi9tiges
@ef9dft aur Grlebisung. 9te bemoz
tratti4en Senatoren batten einen
Caucus betreHs Der 9arifbiQ.
SIN 9aufe tonnte 8lanb beute etz
men tleine1 grfolg peraeidnen, inbem
na4 3peip09entlidtm Glibuittren
enbli@ cine Mbfttmmung iiber cine
@orfra9e er3ielt perben fonnte. Mber
fdon bei benz Outrage, btie Mbitimz
mun9 in Wieoererpdgung gu 3teben,
trat mieber Mangel zines Auorums
gu Sage.
1. Mdr5.
SIM @enate brabte GuQpm cine
@e1 olutipn Elm, cine 9gliebrise Sarifz
commiffton gu ernennen, tpel@e bic
per19tebenen @aten 10 piel als m0gli@
msglei9en ion auf Der Bats ber
eurppdtiden unb ameritant14en Cob
ne. Die !9opattf rage tpurbe pteber
bebatttrt. Grpe rib ben Gommifar
8lount lberunSep, @arp b~ertbeioigte
ben lebteren..
SIN 9aue murbe NIT Der Stimz
men5abl zines tnappen Auorums bic
RegeI angenommen, our4 mel4e bic
Debatte iiber bic Sei9nioragez8tQ be-
id9rdntt mirb. Mls bann 8lanb Elm
Subititut fir feline 8iQ einbra4te,
tpurbe bides mutt 1873 ge9en .129
@timmen paiiirt. 9as @ubititut
peift ben @efretGr bes @4abamtes
an, bic @eigniorage Der SilberA8ulz
lion i'm @@aBamt gum 8etrage pon
$55,156.681 gu prGgen unb bafur
Certificate aus3ugeben, 10 14neQ als
es geprGgt 1T. Sol4e Miin3en ober
Certificate fo0en CUR 8e3ablung ber
lduf enben Musgaben oes SdbaBdmtes
peruertbet nerben unb benz @etuetdr
ion es geitattet fein, Certificate ar4
in einem 9r6beren 8etrage a~us3ugeben,
als Miin5en geprGgt tpuroen, tpenn ct
es fir notbpenbig e%rad5tet, bod foQ
iener 9enannte i8etraa ni4t lberz
l9ritten tperben. Cine 5meite @etz
ton Der Bin be1timmt, iiber bic prd9z
ung bes nod i'm S@aBamt perbliebenz
ben Bullion unb bic 3erit0rung ber
basegen al1sseseasnen Certificate. Die
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-16
ROBBED OF HIS LIFE.

A dispatch from Bangor, Maine,
tells the story CT the suicide Of once
prosperous man, who found that II
per cent interest not only robs a man
of his property but of his life. he.
fusing to accept the aims of charity
in world created as much for him as
his fellows, he ended his earthly ex-
istence. The following letter was
left behind:
To THE CURIoyS: IN two hours l
shall BE- dead. shot through the head
with big charge OF lead mo poetry
intended and be on the spook route
to kingdom come. Disease and poverty
the cause. However, no one knows |
am in g destitute condition, but I'm
in it just the same. Burn, boil, bake,
bury or send my carcass to the phos-
phate factory, just as the humor
strikes you. I'm weak, faint, and
hungry, but know how to cancel all
my engagements with Mr.. Trouble
and Mr.. Misery. Yours respectfully,
CHAS. D. FRENCH.
French had lived alone for number
of years and vas known throughout
the part of the country in which he
lived.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-16

all his work-whatever his work may
be. As for the remarks which had
offended the la Dor leaders, they were
only the opinions of one person.
According to the New York end Of
the story, Mr. Bayard still continued
to be aggrieved by ultra Tory opinions
bearing the stamp Of Astor and which
are still associated with the embassy
and which are gradually making the
American ambassador unpopular with
an influential section of the British
voters Where Mr.. Bayard was asked
to speak dozen times upon his ar
rival in Eng and he is not asked once
now. There seems to exist an impres-
sion that Mr.. Bayard and Mr.. Aston
are in some scheme to bring discredit
upon a British party by improperly
taking sides in matters that they
should not interfere with, and when
his impression is combated, Mr..
Astor's relative is pointed to as evil
dence of the deal"
And so, according to the New York
end Of the story, there is the very
deuce to pay in the American colony
in London.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-16
WEALTH TAXED
TO SUSTAIN THE SYSTEM OF
INJUSTICE.
Sensational Exposures In Connection
With Chicago's Tax Levying Outrage
Millionalres Give Blood Money and
Escape Taxation.

The Chicago Times has been sailing
into the tax robbers recently and after
proving that the big Masonic temple
worth s., 900, 900 with property was
only assessed at a valuation of $780,
900, on the same sheet of the assess
ment roll was found the record OF
piece Of property owned by Matthias
Boersen worth $4,000 assessed for
81, 100 The Tines says:
The Masonic temple, as everybody
knows, is not only the tallest but one
OF the most costly business blocks in
Chicago or in the world. With the
ground it stands on it is worth to-day
100000 Ifyou find that price high
try to buy it for less of the syndicate
Of wealthy men that owns it. What
is the assessed valuation of the
Masonic temple on the assessors
books? Exactly $3.50, OOO-one-six-
teenth the actual value, one-eighth
the bare cost Of the building alone, as
stated in the building permit.
0ne-quarter on the modest dwell
ing; one-sixteenth on the rich syndi-
cate building, erected for the enrich
ment of its owners.
Question-Why is not the Masonic
temple assessed at one-quarter its real
value, or $3.50, 900, and the taxes null
tiplied by four?
Answer 10y many rich property
owners) Because it would be an out
rage, a confscation, and would de-
stroy the investment. Right, perhaps,
but
Question-Whv is not the Boersen
property let off with an assessment Of
one-sixteenth and Boersen's taxes d.
vided by four?
Answer (by the same)-0h, well,
we must raise our taxes somehow and
Boersen is one Of the poor devils who
have been paying their taxes land a
part OF our own so long they don't
! feel il.
Right again. But what have the
poor devils" to say about it? When
do they get tired paying the rich fell
lows taxes?
The Times might add that the own
ers OF The Masonic temple pay the as
Sc .sors for the leniency, and this
money is In turn handed over to the
campaign committee Republican or
democratic, whichever the case may
be- and it is finally used to sustain the
injustice of our present system OF
taxation. The harder it is rubbed in
the nearer at hand is the great day OF
reckoning.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-16
TIP TO OLD VOTERS.
Particularly Meant for the Old Party
Hacks"

Particularly Meant for the Old Party
Hacks"
Don't remain in the old parties be-
cause you imagine that the reflected
glares of Lincoln and jefferson still
penetrate them and may perhaps cast
a CLEAN Of light on your own obscure
personality. Il you can't brace up
and be man, get off the planet.
You can not become Peoples party
voter unless you are an honest man
and patriot.
The party of Abraham Lincoln was
first known as the Peoples party.
Have you noticed that the old par
ties have got bravely mixed up on the
religious question? The spirit Of in
tolerance and blgotry controls both
parties and if you are lover Of equal
rights and perfect religious liberty
you can not remain with the old par
ties.
Do you know that every thug, thief
and criminal in the north is a born
democrat?
Do you know that ev ry loafer,
borsethief and gambler in the south
is born republican?
Do you know that some Of the worst
drunkardS on earth are prohibition
lists?
Don't join the Peoples party be-
cause you think you viii especially
help yourself at the expense Of others
by doing So It's party for al.
When a man tells you that the
Peoples party is a visionary one, set
that man down as rogue.
When a man tells you not to join
the Peoples party, waste no time about
getting your hand on your pocket
book. If you don't he'll get it.
The Peoples party wants no ward
heelers to run its campaigns.
The fellows who say that the
Peoples party hcne to increase the
circu ating medium is visionary, are
simply incapable of understanding and
simply deride the plan to Eide their
| ovvn inranacitv
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-16
yyHleN gAoULD BE- TAXED?

for remedy. 1t is probable that
power will be asked of the imperial
parliament to nominate a Dumber of
additional provincial peers, sufficient
to vote themselves and their col
leagues out of political existence. If
this is done and the experiment proves
that the new little lords" remain
true to their pledges, it is probable
that the same plan will be followed
in the other Canadian provinces. By
the terms of the Canadian constitu-
ton it can not be changed without the
consent OF the Canadians themselves,
and the provincial peers can only be
abolished when they choose to vote
their own abolition. But the pro-
posed appeal to the queen is a novel
experiment and may be fraught with
serious consequences.