davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-12
GefGhrliher Odtron.

Sin sefGbrlicber Gatron icbeint Ser i'm
Qtnfan9 bet breiBiger Sabre itebenOe y. 81,
@tubatib gu iein. St ipurOe Deute Mor:
gen Dem Gi9ter &erten unter ber Gin
f(age pcrgefibrt, in bic 8obnung bon
8. gteuber9er, A sc, Glarfitr,, ein9eOrunz
gen gu ietn un6 bort bic Trau Neuberger
utO ieine ei9ene Trau nit bem EOOe be:
Orobt Su babeu,
Die Satin bes 2(ngefGa9ten tpar aug
Sur6t fir tbr 2eben ibrem Mfanne cnt.
laufen unb bate bel 6rau Neuberger ltnter=
funft %8efunoen. Der Derlaiiene @atte Der:
fOl9te feline Srau, felt tie i'm OerlieB. Ole
er in 6ie WObnung Neuber9er'S einbranQ
unO Ben GepOloer in Ser 6anO i9Wang,
paGte Srau 9teuber9er 6cn @inOrin9IinQ
am &ragcn un0 lperrte i'm in ben6abritubI
beS 6auies. Damn elite ie bitaus uno ct:
iuchte einen gOli5iiten, Den 8%atrouiuez
tpagen 81 rufen, @tubatib tpurte BON
Gibter Geriten nit $75 Strafe beIe9t.
, 1894-03-12
,,Vindieated"

Gin &ran3 bon Smmorteuen un6 0iIicr
nit Ser Sni3rift: yVindicated" = Sc:
rc6tfertigt = Sierte 9eitern auf Oem0tounl
SltDet>&trb6of Den &aienbit9eI, utter
pel6em Wtartin 8urfe rubt.
Wtartin Burfe pur6e tpegen 8etbetlis
g1ng al Der @rmoroung Or. @ronin's gu
lebenSldnglider 2ucbtbausitrafe Derurtbeilt
unb itarb I'M 3u6tbauie. On i6m, iopic
ali S'SuQtnan, fam Der l1rtbeilSiprud
bu3tdbltcb CUR Nlsfibrung, unb menn Der
0abripru6, BET 0an Gou9blin in Sreibett
iebte, i'm @inflan9 nit benz geiunbenW1etz
i6enOertan0 unb BEN berri9enben Sc
leben iteDt, 0ann lit Die Snibrift: Win
Dictated" ipoblbegriin6et. Denn tpenr
GougRltn nni9uIot8 mar, mar 8urfe es
ebenfalS.
Die ebemaligen @ei6morencn Wein>
berger unO Gonlon, Sp6n g. &un3e, $50
Light Wttdbael 8balen uno elne gonse On.
3abl an0ere 8eDunberer 0on Gou96[tn'e
befan6en it6 geitern Nber16 a1f benz 8a9n=
bot, UNI Dan Gotgbltn, yunieren Gan"
n0e5 ictner 6etntatb IN Wficbigan abfa6rer
5u ieben. 0aS mar ein 6Gnbei9iitteIn
etn &tiien unb 6urra6rufen, ais Oh Elm
WObltbGter 6erWtenibDei ietn iegenSreidbes
8ert bier ioeben beenbet babe, Inn cs an.
DerSpo feit3uieben. Sin Trember iteutC
Die 8ra8e: $50 lit Gan G~ougbIin'S So
ter 2" un0 Elm alter 6err, Wttd. GOugblin,
autwortete gt6ter itebt er unb lit itol3 bar
auf, " cine NntwOrt, bie nit 9roBem 8cifa0
aufgenOmmen tpurbe. NlS e5 yunierem
Dan" enolicb Qelang, ii9 Den 2iebfoiunscr
Ietncr 8eipunberer 5u eEt3ie0en uno bet
Bug iicb in 8etpegun8 iebte, tOntc ibm etr
begeiiterteS 6urrab no6,
Cine iol9e &unO8ebun9 ipir6 vunicrer
9an" 8elpiB ermutbigen, ieinem y&ecor6"
nt6t untrcu Su perbcn. Dem 0ernebmen
nacb, miro er nacb leiner &iidfebr eineu
Salubn ~onfangen. On &nn6en tpirS es
i6m i3tperlicb fsblen.
, 1894-03-12
SIBte feiren ueber5teber Elm.

l1eber Sic 9eiftunsen bon stpei iriiden
&omifern 9erietb gcitern 9. S. WfcSnz
tpre Drn 1C4 Qt6erbeen StraBe I'M Sap
marfet TDeater 10 in Gnt5ifen, baB ct
9an5lib oer9aB, mo- er lt3 befanO, unb it9
ieinen neuen lleber3teber, Ben er ilber Bic
GidleDne ieines Sibes gelegt bate, iteblen
IicB. Smmerbin pdre Der 9iebitabI Ser
umltbenOcn pe9en tpobl faum ausfihrbor
9eneicn, 1penn nicbt crit bor fllr5er t3eit
Der 3uibauerroum Der6untelt por0en
ipGre, nm Die @Or9dn9e auf Der 8ibne
l9Grfer berDortreten 81 Iaiien. WcSntDre
bate itb in ieinem Gntbuiiasmus bon ieiz
mem SiB erboben uno 10 mertte er es nicbt,
OaB ber ueber3icber btnter ibm berDorgez
5ogen mur0e. DIS ct ben 8erluit entz
Oedte, elite er iofort na9 ber 9~esplatnes
Str. Station unb eritattete 2~(n3eige, bud
bat nan btSber bon Dem 9iebe feline Spur
gefunoen, benn Oerielbe bate mlSrei9enO
3eit gebabt, iib nit ieinem Jtaube in
Stberbeit 81 bringen.
, 1894-03-12
Cine Gaoun9 pferoeFeiid,
Sic mar ~wabri6einI,a fir cine 1efauraftz
fiide beitimmt uno miro pom Dem fuhrs
mann i'm Sti9 e~elafen.

On 6er Niblanb 9tue., stpil6en 6er 8Gue
SS5lano Npe. unO Der SriiGe, ttano geitern
ben 9an5en Sag iiber, i'm tiefen StraBen7
i6mub iteden0 uno bon ieinem &uti6er
Derlalien, Elm nit 8feroefl eii6 belaoener
Wa9en. Sin 8lauroG tparfetc in Der gtGbe
auf Die Gudfebr 0eS 6ubrmanneS, ct mar
tete aber Dergebel1S, benn Der lektere lteb
iicb ntbt blifcn. 8abri9einli3 abnte CT,
OaB Der Boli3iit beauftragt mar, tbn IN
0aft gu nc0meu.
Sn auer Triibe bate 0an Ofc@art5p,
Der Q8G6tcr Der SGgemlble BON Sarreu,
Sud & So, 6a5 Subriperf o%aDerfommer
icben. ST bate alb 9cieben, ipte bas
6u6rtperf in ben tiefen Wtorait, 6er Die
Ni6lano Qpe. an iener Steue be5ei6net, bis
oil Die 9ta0naben %etnia1f r10 tpie eS ite6en
blieb. Ser 6u6rmann p~rii9elte iein 8fcrb
u~nbnrmber3tg, nm eS 5l Dera1la11cr, 1etnt
&rGfte al1Suitrengen, bis bet WGDtcr tbn
aufforoerte, feline IbterquGleret et15ulteuen.
Der Subrnlann, etn nob 3tenlltcb 1urt9et
8uric6e, iab it1 l9lieBli6 genOt6lgt, Das
BferO alSSuipaunen unb ben Wa9en iteden
5u lalien. @r e%rfldrte, baB ct mach Del
gtorbleite moQe, nm no9 Elm 8ferO 81
bDLen, uno madte lib bon Dannen. 9e1
WfG9ter unterlubte in5Dti6en ben lorg=
fGltig bebe6tcn Snb0lt beS gSogenS UNI
fanb, baB Daiielbe aus 8fer0efetlcb beltano.
OaS bereit einen lebr bGBltcben 9erucb Der
b~reitete.
WtcG0rtbD lief "lbnuritra6s Dem it3 ent>
fernenben SuDrmdnn mach uno la9te tbm.
er t0nne BON ser Office berSG8emiible aus
telegropbii6 8oripann beitelen. 9e1
8uricbe fe9rte lib aber nicbt an ben Gatf
beS WGcbterS unb rift baDon. WtcGartbt
bcnabricbtigte iooann bas @eiunbbeitsama
uno lcbtcres ldbidte einen 8eamten CUR I'm:
terlucbung ab, unb bic Solge mar, baB cir
8oliSiIt Der 6tnmanitraBen7 Station be:
auftragt mlroe, ben Tubrmann i'm Sale
ieiner Wieberfebr 81 perbaften. gSte l6or
er&pGbnt, 3og e5 Der Subrmann aber Dor
nidt tpieber gu eriBetnen.
Die YoliSei Der 0inmanitr. >Station If
Ser Meinung, baB baS 9ferbefleiib fiir BIZ
&iibe irgeno cincs biuigen Gcltaurants be:
itimmt ipar, UNI ben @Gften ais 9tin0:
fletlb porgelebt 81 tuer6en.
Qln benz Wagcn befano itcb tpe6er cir
Wfann, no9 cine Q~icen3nummer, 10 oaB 6tl
@rmittelung DeS @igentDiimerS nicbt gan;
leicbt lein miro.
Ser 8utiber 6es 0agenS purbe ipdte,
in Der 8erion Sobn 2ptle's bon 129 2uebcd
Str. ermitteIt, 9ericlbe %bebauptet, baB e1
itcb nit ser Qaoung auf Dem Mege 81 Del
Settiic0sret BON Darling & 60, AZ. Str,
unO lliblan6 Q(De, ~befunOen babe, uno BAT
baS 9feroefleii6 teinespegS fiir 0tabrun9s:
3lpede beltimmt g"e1pelen iet.
, 1894-03-12
GIiht iAentifzirt

Set mebrercn Sasen beftn6et iib in
St9mln0's WtOrgue an 5. Nbe. sic 0etcbe
zines Otannes 3ptiben 40 unb so Sabren,
tpeIcbe am 0onneritag aus DEM See geftidbt
tpuroe. On einem Singer Der 9eide be-
ftnbet ii3 Elm 9lattcr @oIbrett nit 6en
8ubitaben "a. H. to P. W." SonIt
ipuroe NIGHTS 9efunben, mas gu elmer Sbenz
LITIGATION filbren tOnnte.
Nm SUB Der 16. StraBe ioben be1te
Wfor9en mebrere 9lrbeiter bic 9etbe zines
Ufannes i'm Q8aiier i6wimmen. Die
8oli5et tpurbe in &enntniB 9elebt unb
bracbtc Die 2eicbe nab Der Wtor9ue. Ser
Serltorbene mar Gin Otann bon ettpa 40
Sobren uno gut 9etIeioet.
, 1894-03-12
ReouSirte Stro6enbabn=5 abr.R aten,
DorfbI69e Ger Chicago General Street Rail-
may Go. an oen Mayor uno oen
Staotrath.

Son benz giceprdfi6enten Der G6icasc
v@eneral Street &ailpap Gompanp, "
Is. 8. 8onneD, lit Dem MaDor am
Samitag Elm an i'm iel6it uno Den
Stabtratb 9eribtetes S6reibcn 3ugeganz
gen, in wel6em iib bic ~9enannte @eieuz
ibaft erbietet, Die SnitiatiDc fir Sen Ser
talf bon Observation-Disclosures gu e~rmGBi9ten
Pretlen, iecbS 8tuets gu % Gents, uno %
8tuets fitr einen Dollar, 5u er9retfeu, TO-
tpte umltetgefarten an alien llmlteigez
plGber auS3ugeben. Der S6reiber err
lucbte BEN Stabtrat6 bon ieincm
Gecbte, burb cine Oroinan3 etne @rlnGBiz
gung be5 greties Der Tabrten ouf ben
StroBenbabnen feit3uleben, @ebraucb gu
ma9en, un6 Die @eieui9aft crbietet ii6,
in Oieiem Sale Der Staot bc6iilflicb 3l
Ietn, Die Srbtnan5 6urb3uiiibren. Serner
mabt Die @eieu16aft ben WfoDor uno Den
StaDtrat6 Darauf aufmerfiam, 6aB Der
lebtere oaS 9tecbt babe, Die Qicen3 fur ieoen
in 8etrieb beftnDliben StraBenbabnpagen
all mebr ais $50 feit5uieben, I'M 0oourd
Die Gtn1abmen Der StaOt 81 Dermebren.
0te @bicago General Street 9failwat
So. oerfitgt bis iebt nur iiber flint Weilen
SNpHSC4CAlCI Ut|U W.T. le5A IuL UtHt Suu
tpetterer 8abnen, fir weldbe tie I'M 6ebruat
1888 einen Sreibrief erlon9t bat, porge6en
sis iebt ipar tire Birfiamfeit burcb Der=
i6tebene @tnbaItsbefeblc labm gelegt NOR:
Sen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sobn @. Wtils
Ter, Der 8ecbtspertreter Der @eieulcbaft
iprab eS ais ieine be9riinbete Nnii6t aus
baB bic StaOt Oas &ecbt babe, Die bon Sc,
@eieuibaft 9ema9ten 8orf9l6ge 31l ibren
cigenen unb gum 9tubcn bes 8ublttumS 81
peripirfliden. Sr 8c5u9 auf Sic @rb0bunl
Der &icen3gebiibr fir Die StraBenba6n!pag
CONS baben Die 8unbesgericbte bereits in
Sabre 1888 enti6ieben, baB bic Sta6t 81
oerleLben bere9ti9t lei. Die Seitiebung Be,
9icen3gebitbr auf $50 per 8aggon lei Dt
6ol9e zines Compromises.
Die alien Observation-Disclosures
tpiirOen iib misunderstanding segen Sic Ser
wirfli1un9 Der BON 6errn 8Onnep ge
mabten 8orihla9e nacb &rGften itrduben
Die @eri6te piirben ober aQer 9orauSlicb
nab 5u @uniten bet Stabt enti6cioen.
, 1894-03-12
Gin Wunfd Ger 8Iedorbeiter.
Sic wolen ole Staot nm 2tnIa9e elmer eioe
men &atnpenfobrif erfu4en.

Die Union go. 62 Der Sin ans S6eet
Sron WOrfer" Wiro Der b~eutigen Staotz
rotb8itBun9 Elm @eiub 6a6tn gebenb porz
legen, OaB bic Sta6t ielbft bie 6~eriteQung
u11o Die %9teparatur Ser bon t9r 9e6raucbten
Ganpen itbernebme. @e9entpGrtig iper6en
Die Sanpen BON Ser @lDbe Sight So. in
tbren @erfitGtten an Der 2tncoLn un6 Slice
Str. ber9eiteut. 9te Observation-Disclosures
metnt, 0aB Sic Stabt biQtger negfommen
pilrDe, tpenn ite ielbit Die 6obrtfation Der
bon ibr 8ebrou6ten 2ampen iiberneDme,
uno tie eriucht BEN Staotrotb, eine 6obtnz
gebenoe SrOtnan5 an5unebmen. N[S W}oz
tin ftr tire 8etitiou be5eicbnet bic Union
Den llnitanO, 0aB bic @lo6e 50. nusi9lteBz
ltcb Observation-Disclosures beib6fti9t.
Ser itaOtii9e 8cleu4tl1ngs Sn1peftor
S. S. S'@onnea erflGrte beute GOrmlttag,
oaB er Der 2nit9t lei, baB Bic Stabt beler
ta9re, ipenn ftc Die 2tngelegen6eit auf benz
belte1enoen Status b~eIalie. Oct 9r0Bere
Gbetl Der StraBenIompen Ii. /. 10. lit
5tgent6um Der @lobe So. 0ieie er6Glt pro
3ompe $l4; Bic Sta6t t0nnte btelelben
llerotngS fir $3.50 berIteQen, miBte
3ann aber 0er Globe So. ibre Qampenz
Otoiten unO &alnpen crit abfaufen, iuas fir
1000 Bfoiten, Sic Ser @lobe So. Qeb6ren,
:tne recbt beoeuten6e Summe ouSmoten
miirDe.
, 1894-03-12
Oo0pSfGnp

Sol9en6e GobesfdQc wur6en bis 6eute
Wtttta9 angemeloet:
8ettie Gurrter, 10 s., 118. StraBe un6
Snoiona Q(pe.
@OOie 8oren8, 1 S. 5 &C., 1911 Qaiaae
Npenue.
@utb Q(rnOlb, 4 S., 917 8ofe Nue.
&Ole Stern, 4 S., POS B. GaDlorftraBe.
Beter 8laitus, 3 s., Y gStQopitr.
8Dilipp 8i8ler, AZ S., Gresbpterianer
6oipital,
0los8te 81, @3inemann, "a S., 1927
Oafbale Qloe.
g8iaie 9on9a9er, 4 S., $40 MsIroIe=
itraBe.
emma 0teuman. 2 S, 8O3 9inmanz
ltroBe.
grou a(nna @8urO, 80 S, 6, g.
6Oipital.
Suliono @rous, So S., 1874 @asinatp
NDenue.
aottis @ta5l, 2 S, 3 3d., 525 9. Sal
iteOitraBe.
SOa 6amann, % s., 81 @oet6eltr.
6erOinanb GOltman, 43 S. 399 South
port Qlpe.
Gborles Giicrt, SO S., GOuntpgsfansniB
, 1894-03-12
11l6dten am Sonnta9 re9iftrtren.

6eute Morgen eribienen in Collector
Mi5e's Office ni6t meniger pie "A @binez
fen, I'M ii6 re9titrtren 81 Ialien. Gtntge
bon i6nen tparen bOcbit ungebalten, SaB iie
10 lange tuarten mrBten uno 6err Wti3e lit
lbon bon Gielen eriucbt tporoen, ben
Sonnta9 CUR 9iilfe 81 nebmen, Oa es fIir ie
ie6r unan9enebm iet, einen tOitbarcn
8ocbentag fir Oas lditige @eibdft SIT Oerz
ipenOen. Ob iib Oieier 8ori6laa ousfiibz
rem Ialien wiro, lit nod iebr Die 6rage, ba
eritenS Die 8eamten &rtrabesa1lung erbaI7
ten miiBten unO ferner tpabri6einIih baz
bltrcb gegen OaS @eieb peritoBen iperoen
nitrbe. lteber lebteren 8untt miro Gouetz
tor Dftse an betreffenberS STEELE Grfunbt9unz
gen ein3ieben.
, 1894-03-12
Setro0ene Stuoenten

Sedb5l9 Stnbenten ber Gbicagocr uniz
nertttdt tparen am Samitag Nbeu6 iebr emit
t0ltlcbt. ais lie Die Gntbefung mtadte oab
S. u. Sole, Der 8eiiber 6es 9teitaurants,
III rpelcbem ite ibre Mtablseiten %eiu3unebz
men pfle9ten, Oerbuftet mar. 9Qd
SbltmmIte fir bic Stu0euten 1T babel Der
llntltaltO, OoB tie lammtli4 fitr ibrc Mablz
5eIten Observation-Disclosures gum 8etraoe bon
je ettpa 81 gemacbt buttcu.
9aS bon Sole betriebene 9tetaurant.
Gtgentbum Der 98Oman'S 8ating Co., pir<
3tpar nocb in oteler 8ocbe >pieOer er0ffnet
merOen, Die vNteal GidetS", tuelcbe iid in
Den 6Gnoen Der Singer Ser 9uma Wfqter
b%ertnoen, tperoen aber bon benz neuen Sic.
itaurateur nicbt bonOrtrt tOerben.
, 1894-03-12
Cine pumpitatton fir ote noromeit
feite.

Dem Sberbaucommtlidr Sones ging
6eute Gormtttag Elm 8eribt bes itG6tiiben
Sngenieurs Nrtinsltou iiber 6ie @aiierperz
lOr8ung Der NorOweitieite gu. 9err Or
ttngitau enpfteblt Oarin cine @erbin0ung
beS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bieies Sta6ttbeils
nit ber 6auptrObre unb Bic NnIa9e elmer
neuen Bunpitotipn, obne je6ocb cine be-
ltimntte Sage oerielbcn 81 empfebIen. Die
Soften fir Die Nrbeiten peranihla9t 9err
Nrttn9itau auf $1,231, $50.
, 1894-03-12

- 9as 6retit0dise 8afItcinsebGu6e, 200
Ban 8urenitr., bos bon 9(Qesco Stabeltni
ais &oltbauS un0 Saloon ben1bt tptr0,
tpurbe O%er9ange1e Nabt Ourcb 6euer gum
8etrage BON $3.50 belcbG6igt. 6ierpon ent.
tauen $3.50 auf'S @ebau6e uno $400 aui
Die @tnrtbtun9 bes Saloons.
, 1894-03-12

Nben6bIatt Der 81. Staats5tg. l Gent
, 1894-03-12

Ntr bofe1, 0aB Sic urtS ant 9teuftag utb
WtttlpO6 5u unierer NuSlteultng BON W}rlter=
9itet 11tO 8Onrets unO Grtttpitrfe n bon u1I eren
etgerte1 &i&ntler1 nit Sbrem 8elu@e beebrert
lDerDen.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03

In recent letter from our State
President, Mrs. Mount, / learn that we
may expect Mrs. Hoffman at the Con-
vention from May 9Th to 8th.
The coming of this gifted woman
will do much towards making the Con-
vention a success. She is no ordinary
woman and to hear her in one of her
very instructive and interesting speech
es is privilege indeed.
am happy to say, too. that such a
privilege may be enjoyed by our local
unions after the Convention if the nee
essary arrangements are made for her.
Engagements should be made as early
as possible so that there will be no
trouble IN the arrangements. Any un-
ion desiring the services of this grand
speaker can secure them by writing to
Mrs. Mount for dates and terms. 1t is
a pity she cannot be invited to every
union in the State, for it would be such
an inspiration-sucha an uplift in our
work.
1t is to be hoped that many who sec
and hear her at the Convention will
double their efforts when they reach
home and send for her at once.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03

People who claim to be for temper
ancc and yet express the belief that high
license will improve the condition of
things ought to be convinced of their
error when such statements as the fol
lowing are to be heard from the high
licensed rum-seller. 1t is about as
good thing as he wants:
The economics of the saloon ques-
ton were presented in an interesting
manner at Worcester, Mass, by COM
mittee which has been making thor
ough investigation, visiting saloons,
questioning proprietors, barkeepers,
and patrons, and procuring informa-
ton from other sources. There are
eighty saloons in the city, the rent OF
which ranges from $3.50 to 1880, with
an average of $500; bartenders are paid
from Sc per week and board to S25; and
incidental expenses average in the
larger places $50 per week; and there
is, besides, the license fee, which for
the eighty saloons this year amounts
to S110, 300. This last sum may be con-
sidered what the liquor traffic pays to
the citizens. On the other hand, as
nearly as can be estimated, the citizens
pay to each saloon $50 day, or fully
S1,200,OC0 year-ten times the amount
of the license fees. AS showing the
money making capacity of a popular
saloon bank president told of rum
seller who borrowed S1,C~~O to pay his
license fee, giving mortgage on his
house, and paid off the mortgage in
three and half months, saying that
he had also paid for his stock and lived
we'll in the meanwhile.-N. Y Post
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03
Mrs. smell, Reorranire. a, Meridian.

MERIDIAN. March 2s.-Au enthusias-
tic meeting of ladies' Of Meridian was
held at the Central Methodist Church
yesterday, called fer the purpose of iu-
fusing new life into the Womau's Chris
tan Temperance Union, an organiza-
ton which several years ago had a
large membership here. but which of
late was practically disbanded.
Mrs. Mollie MCGEE Smell, State lee
turer, of Columbus, one of the most
talented ladies OF the State, and who is
very prominent in national and State
w. c. T. U. work, was present and adj
dressed the meeting. The union was
re organized with forty-two members.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. Dora f. Barbour, president; Mrs.
w. ID. Hurlbutt, vice president: Mrs
Lewis, recording secretary; Mrs. Neil
corresponding secretary; Mrs. b. L,
Lewis, treasurer. Mrs. Smell will also
address meetings at the East End
Methodist Church tomorrow night and
at the City Hall Thursday night There
is now promise of a very active inter
est and revival of temperance work in
this CITY,. o. Times Democrat Spec.
idl
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03

the saloon was continued, rent for
more than so month, and that the
said premises, which would have readi-
ly sold for $500, would not, with the
saloon adjoining, sell for more than 3d.
600.
The court holds to the constitution
al right of the Legislature to license
saloons, but maintains that it is not
competent for the Legislature to au-
thorize an obvious injury to the prop
erty of the citizen, unless in case OF
great public benefit, as in the case OF a
railroad, which becomes itself respon-
sible for any injury to private proper
ty. The saloon business the court
holds to be immoral, and therefore
subject to license and restraint, in the
interest of the public rather than of
the saloon keeper. The Legislature, it
is held, did not intend to place liquor
selling above the rights of the citizen
and subject him to nuisance and con-
sequent loss, for the benefit of the sa-
loon keeper. Therefore the court
holds that "if the saloon causes prop
erty to depreciate in value it is NUS
ance within the law and can be abat-
ed;" also that "the person who operates
the saloon is liable in damages to the
injured party, and the measure of dam
ages is the measure of injury to the
property"
The case may be appealed to the
United States Supreme Court, but
hardly probable, for that Court has al
ready decided that no man has an in
herent right to sell liquor, nor follow
business which results in damage to
his fellowmen.
The liquor men see the far-reaching
restrictive possibilities of this decision
and view it with apprehension. The
Wine and Spirit Gazette says, at is the
most serious blow that has yet been
struck at the retail liquor traffic
The law will not allow one man toin
jure another's property by the erection
of slaughter house, or soap, or fertil-
izer factory adjacent, and why should
saloon be thus allowed to injure
property? LuciuS HatrkiHs, IN
The Soldier.
Columbia, S. c.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03
The Saloon a Nuisance.

The late decision of the Supreme
Court of Indiana, declaring the saloon
nuisance, is a judicial deliverance of
profound Importance.
The legal principles affirmed by the
Indiana judges, if sound, and no one
certainly can question their soundness,
are of general application, and there
appears to be no good reason why they
should not be similarly interpreted by
the courts of other States, whenever
like test cases are brought before them.
The following is the history of the
case as given in the National Temper
ance Advocate:
In the Indiana case the owner of a
building in the residence portion of In
dianapolis rented it to man, for about
double the ordinary rental price, for
the purpose of opening therein a sa-
loon. License was applied for and
granted, despite the protests of the ad-
jacent property owners and residents.
The owners of an adjoining house and
lot, two women, brought suit for dam
ages, on the ground of injury to their
property, for both sale and rental pur-
poses. The defense claimed that the
saloon was licensed according to law;
that it was not, IN any legal sense, a
disorderly house, and that if the neigh
boring property was damaged by it's
presence the saloon was not legally
amenable therefor. The lower court,
and also the Supreme Court, upon the
first trial of the case, found for the de-
PENDANT. A re-hearing in the Supreme
Court was secured by the counsel for
the prosecution, Col. E. F. Ritter, of
Indianapolis. The whole matter was
reviewed and reargued, with great thor
oughness and ability, by Col Ritter, and
with the gratifying result that the Su-
preme Court reversed its former decis-
ion. The complaint affirmed that the
premises adjoining the saloon, which
before it was opened would have rent
ed for s35 month, would not, while
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03
Don't DO 1t, Boys.
Chicago, Ill.

The following was clipped from the
News Record, of Fort Smith, Ark:
The following fearful and fearful
warming against selling whisky in the
Indian country was written by prlso-
ner in the United States Jail and hand
ed to us for publication. 1t is here
with given verbatim ct punctuatem ct
spellatem:
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

President-Mrs. l.. S. MOUNT, Grecnville.
Corresponding Secretary and State Organic
er-Mrs. NJ. /. HosKINs, Lexington.
Recording Secretary-Miss ALICE SHANNON
Nicksburg.
Assistant Recording Secretary-MisS NJ. L
Montgomery, Starkyile.
Treasurer-Mrs. L. w. PESTECosT, Columbus
CHARACTERISTICS. NJ. Z. Erwin, Of Column
bus, and Miss BELLE kEAENEY, Flora.
State Evangest-Mrs. MARY MCGEE SMELL
Columbus.
Superintendent OF Juvenile Work and Demo
rest Medal CONTESTANTS ANNA SIMONToN
Shannon.
Superintendent of Young Women's Work
Miss BELLE kEARNEY, Flora.
Associate Superintendent - Miss REBEcCl
CARRADINE, Fayette.
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