davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Strajk W Hawrze.

PARYz, 12go sierpnia, : Z
Hawru telegrafuja, IL kucha,
RE, steward'zi inna s}uzba ma
parowcach francuzkiej linii O.
krstowej Tranzatlantyckiej po-
stanowiia zastrajkowae. Powo-
dem strajku jest z1e obchodze-
ME sic z mimi i zle pozywienie,
jake maja otrzymywac ma O.
kretach. Wczoraj 100 ludzi z
obslugi parowca "La Tourai
ne" opuscilo prace. Obsadzono
W tel chwili miejsca straj kie,
row innymi ludzmi = / okret
wysze2 portu ma czas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Process anarchist6w W Paryzu.

PARYz, u sierpnia. = Pro-
ces 3otu anarchistow, oskarzo
nych o rome zbrodnie, zako1-
czyl sic wczoraj nadspodziewa
ME zwolnieniem cd odpowie.
dzialnosci wszystkich, opr6cz
trzech. Po uko1czeniu NOW O.
bro6c6w przemawiali bardzo
spokoinie, bez zwyk3ej anar-
chistom gwa1townosci, oskar-
zeni Grave, Rastard i Bernard.
Sprawa sadzona byla jeszcze
ma zasadzie daWnych praw,
przez sedzi6w przysieglych. 70
p6ltoragodzinnei naradzie u
znali oni wszystkich oskarzo
nych niewinnymi udzia}u W
spisku kryminalnym. Nato.
Mast Artiz, Chevricotte i Ber-
tani, uznani "a winnychrabu
kow i zabronionego noszenia
broni, zostali skazaui: pierwszy
ma lat Is wiszienia, drugi ma
6, a ostotni na 6 lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Telegranly KrajoWe.
q kOngresu.

WASHINGTON, u kwietnia.
Senat zamierza odroczyc sic
sine die W biezacym tygodniu,
skoro sprawa taryfy tylko 20
stanie za}atwiona. Pc wtorku
kazdego dnia bedzie gotow do
odroczenia sic wszystkich u
waga zwr6cona jest ma konfe
rencya, wyczekujsc gorsczko
wo jej raportu. = DIS, mimo
re to niedziela, konferencya
mia}a swe posiedzenia. I ME
tylko cz}onkowie konferencyi
naradzali sic: wszyscy, kt6.
rzy zajmujs sic polityka, a
g1ownie czlonkowie kongresu
bardzo zywo zajmowali sic
sprawa taryfy. Jak sic to
wszystko skohczy, niewiado-
mo, ale sko6czyc sic W tych
dniach musi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Szuka Wnuka.
jest nies}ychane.

72.letni Moses Stevenson Hart.
ford, Conn.,, wczoraj wieczorem pro
SIX ma stacyi policyi prey Harrison
str. azeby mu pozwolono tam noe
spedzit. Staruszek ten cpowiedziai
porucznikowi Sheppardowi, ze cd 8
lat szuka swojego wnuka, stefana
Ropera re W tym przeciagu >czasu
odbyl przeszso 100000 mil drogi.-
Rodzice chlopaka tego umarli W Lud.
wig, Tex, pred 6 laty. Stevenson
posiadas majatek W Hartford poslaf
po swego wnuka, gdy ten stas sic
sierota. Ale chfopcu ME podobaso
sic W miescie; zatesknil "a stepami
texaskimi i pevnego dnia umknas.
znaleziono go przyprowadzono ma
powr6t. w pare miesieoy p6zniej
uciekl ponownie i cd tego czasu
ME wiadomo, co z MIN sic staio.
Wkr6tce po zniknieciu chsopca po-
nios1 Stevenson rome straty majatko-
we. Posiadas przedtem fabryke W
Philadelphia pieniadze W bankach:
straoil jedno drugie, i W kohcu
pozostal bez centa. Wtedy zacza}
szuka6 swego wnuka. W pieoiolet-
niej wedr6wce swojej bys prawie W
kszdym stanie nalezacym do Uni.
Powiada, ze albo znajdzie wnuka, al
bo gdzie umrze ma goscihcu. Wedru-
je piechota, zywi sic tenn, co mu kto
z litosci udzieli. Wczoraj W Kanka-
kee robil poszukiwania, dis po uli.
each miasta je robic zamierza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
z poiudniowej Ameryki.

VALPARAISO, Chill, - sier
pnia. = Wielkie wrazenie wy
wolaia otrzymana tutaj z po-
ufnych zr6de} wiadomosc, ia.
koby rzeczpospolite Peru, Bo-
livia i Argentina zawarly
przymierze W celu uderzenia
ma Chill. Gdyby ten projekt
przyszed do skutku, by}aby
to jedna z najwiekszych wojen
W Ameryce po}udniowej. Prez.
Montt ME chce wierzye W to
poglosks-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Wypadek koleiowy W Londynie.

LoNDYN, 12-go sierpuia. :
DIS rano ma stacyi kolejowej
sw. Pankracego W miescie zda.
rzyl sic fatalny wypadek. Eks.
pres szkocki, przybywajscy ma
stacys o godz. s m. 80 rano,
zamiast zatrzymaG sic ma VIA,
sciwem miejscu, wpadl ma "a,
grodzenie i rozbi} sic. DIE.
wistnastu podr6znych odniosio
cieakie uszkodzenia. Maszyni.
sta palace uratowali sic cd
,smierci istnym cudem. Powo'
dem wypadku by1o zle dziaaa-
ME hamulcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
PraWo przeciw anarchistOm
w Prusach.

BERLIN, l2go sierpuia. =
Hrabia Botho Won Eulenburg,
pruski minister spraw zagra-
nicznych, przygotowuje do
Seimu nowe, bardzo ostre
prawo przeciw anarchistom,
majace znacznie ograniczyc
prawa prasy zebra6 publicz-
nych. Opozycya zamierza sto-
czye energiczny boj W obronie
tych swob6d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
: w Bolivii przygotowujje sic re-


wolucya.
w Amsterdamie, W Holandyi,
znow byso kilkanascie wypadk6w
cholery dwie smierci.
Z Blue6elds telegrafuia, il po-
miedzy Nicaraguahczykami Indya.
nami Mosquito prawdopodobnie dol
die do zawarcia pokoju.
= w Hamburger spalily sic wiel-
kie spichrze zapasami kawy i tytu,
niu. Szkoda wynosi p6ltora miliona
marek.
W Jassach, W Rumunii, kapi-
tan, kt6rego iona wygrasa process roz-
wodowy, zasztyletowas ja siebie.
= Prezydent ministeryum wso
skiego Crispi otrzymuje codzieh pra-
vie listy grozbami smierci.
w Hong Kong, W Chinach, ME
ustaje wciaz dzuma (czarna smierc).
Ludzie MIRA tysiacami. Sadie, ze
pidemia ia moze raz ma zawsze zruj
nowa6 p1zysz3osc miasta.
= w Peru rad prez. Csceresa OBJ
chodzi sic W dziki sposob pochwy-
conymi powstahcami; niekt6rych roz.
strzeliwa bez sadu.
4 Rio Jsneiro donosza, il do
w6dca powstahc6w W prov. Rio
Grande do Sui jen. Saraiva wpadS W
rece wojsk prez. Peixotty.
W Petersburgu cd 5go do 11go
sierpnia zdarzyso sic 156 nowych wy.
padk6w cholery l01 smierci.
Z Tromsoe, Norwegii, wyru-
szy3 okret ,,Malygen" ma poszukiwa-
ME amerykahskiej wyprawy podbie-
gunowei Wellmana.
Z Rosyi donosza, IL urodzaje So
W tym roku wyborne; tylko W ME-
kt6rych okolicach ma posudniu udaly
sic gorzej.
w Altonie, W Niemczech, are.
sztowauo trzech anarehistycznych a.
gitatorow.
w Berlinie kraaa pogloski, il
znany doradca cara przesladowca
katolicyzmu W Rosyi, Pobiedono-
scew ma otrzymae dymisye urzedu
prokuratora synodu.
w Monachiuu, W Niemczeoh,
spiewaczka Horak otru}a siebie =
ulubiona wiewi6rke.
e Kr6l grecki bawi W kapielach
W Aix-les-Bains, we Francyi, po.
czeu pojedzie do Paryza, ably "a
wrzec osobista zuajomosc nowym
prezydentem.
= iona Bismarka jest niebezpie-
cznie chora.
: Rad niemiecki wysyla diva no
we okrety wojenne ,Cormorant" i
,,Condor" ma woody koreahskie. Wy.
plyna one W tych dniach Kilo-
nil.
Cesarzowa niemiecka bawi obe-
cnie dzie6ni W Wilhelmshohe
przyjnuje tam grono ksiezniczsk ME-
mieckich. Gcsci tam r6wniez jej
matka ksiezna Szlezwickc-Holsztyh
ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13

znie W Rosyi, Polsce i W Pru.
sach. w Kr6lestwie smierci
wskutek zarazy iczs ma setki.
w Galicyi cholera szerzy sic
prawie W kaadym obwodzie.
w Prusach wschodnich, a g1o-
wnie W Gda1sku, posoaenie
jest bardzo grozne. Granica W
Go}ubiu mad rz. Drwecs costa.
Ia zamknieta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Letnie mieszkanie dla robotnic

w Lake Bluff znajduje sic zak}ad
dobroczynny, przeznaczony ola robo.
tnic, kt6re moga jeden lub diva ty-
godnie poswiecic ma wakacyei waka-
eye to chcia}yby spedzic poza mia,
stem posr6d swiezego powie-
trza. w gi6wnym budynku tego "a
kladu znajduje sic lS wielkich po'
kojow umeblowanych, W sasiedniem
zas zabudowaniu sala jadalna, ku-
CHINA, pralnia kapiele. Goacie, przy-
bywajaoy ma letni pobyt wszystkie-
go tego moga uzywa6 bezpaatnie i
placa tylko "a jedzenie. zakiad ten
zowie sic Minnetonka Free Fresh Air
Cottage stoi pod opieka stowarzy-
szenia Working Women's Home
Association, aaebyz niego korzy-
sta6, naleay sic zglssza6 do biura to-
go stowarzyszenia, kt6re znaiduje sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13

grafowano o pomoc do Ocono.
mowoc, ale MIN stamtad made
szly sikawki, tutejsza straz o.
gnlowa juz plomienie pokona.
Ia. Zupe}nie spali1 sic api.
ch]erz zbozowy i ,,Globe Mill"
a szkoda zrzsdzona wynosi
$4,000, podczas gdy ubezpie-
genie wynosilo tylko $4,000.
Eksplozya.
WELLS, Mimi, II sierpnia.
W skutek eksplozyi kot}a pa.
rowego dzisiaj zupelnie costa
ly zburzone walcownie Hose.
ra Quimbay W Easton, 10 mil
ma zach6d stad. Dwaj robotni.
cy, kt6rzy znajdowali sic wew-
natrz budynku W czasie eks-
plozyi, zostaIi zupe}nie Easy
PAM gruzami, ale kiedy ich
wydobyto, byli prawie wcale
ME uszkodzeni. Szkode zrza-
dzona przez eksplozye oblicza.
ia ma $1,000
Zapadniecie sic tunelu.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 12.go
sierpnia. q Heleny donosza,
ze dzisiaj 400 stop d}uga Geese
tunelu Mullan ma kolei North
ern Pacific zawali}a sic. 80 ro-
botnik6w W tuuelu pracuja.
cych, widzac zblizajacy sic po-
ciag towarowy, wyszli byli
z tunelu, by mu sic ustapic, a
potem powr6cili. Zaledwie po-
ciag przejecbal, tunel sic "a,
wali1. Naprawa potrwa kilka
tygodni.
PrOklamacya gubernatOra.
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, IL sier.
pnia. Gubernator wydal wczo.
raj obszerna proklamacye do
ofcer6w zolnierzy nalezacych
do gwardyi Stanu Illinois, W
kt6rej skfada wysokie uznanie
ich gotowosci stawienia sic 2
najwiekszej odleg1osci ia pier
wsze zawezwanie, ich odwage
i rozwage, zachowanie sic u
miarkowane, karnosc | poswie.
Genie sig W czasach, kiedy pod
bro6 ich powolano. w jmie.
niu Stanu dziekuje i'm "a u:
s!ugi oddane.
Obffta kOpalnia z}Ota.
MosoA, Colo., 12 sierpnia.
2 okollc nowo odkrytych po.
klad6w zlota, polozoDych 10
mil stsd nadchodza wiadomo'
Sci tax entuzyastyczne, re po'
wsta}a tn i W okolicy praw.
DIVA goraczka z}ota. Okofo
200 ,,slaims" ju1 wytyczono
i W okolicy szybko powstaje
miasteczko. q Mosca i CARR
son wyrusza kto moze do owej
,okolicy. Wlazenie ogolne
jest nies}ychane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13

bic tego ME robi, re miekkie
wegle teraz sprzedaja po ce-
mach, kt6re zmuszaja g6rnika
do pracowania "a nedzna zs-
plate. F"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Altgelda taryfa.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, u sier.
pnia. Gubernator Altgeld
wysla} dzisiaj do pos}a do kon-
gresu Springera depesze naste-
pujacs: "Jezeli tylko bedzie
rzecza mozliwa, postarajcie sic
tam uwolnienie cukru cd
cha. Ca}emu ameryka6skiemu
narodowi ma tenn zalezy. U.
wolnienie cd cla wegli obcho.
dzi gl6wnie Stany Novel An
gill, przystanie morskie i ME
Wiele os6b posiadajacycb ko.
palnie "a granica. Gala Geese
kraju ma zach6d cd Stanu New
York polozona, wcale mic SO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13

Kupujcie kalendarz Katolicki
ma rok 1896 jest nadzwycsaj zaj'
nujacy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13

bic tego ME robi, re miekkie
wegle teraz sprzedaja po ce-
mach, kt6re zmuszaja g6rnika
do pracowania "a nedzns 20 :
plate. y
Wielkie nieszczescie kolejoWe.
KANSAS CRY Mo-, - sierp.
pnia. Dzis rano o godz. POI
do 4 zetknal sic pociag pospie-
szny No. 5 kolei Atchison,
Topeka and Santa F6, idscy W
kierunku zachoduim z pocia.
giem idacym W przeciwnym
kierunku pomiedzy Hurdland
Gibbs. Dwie osoby perso.
nalu kolejowego zosta1y zabi-
te, kilka os6b zostalo pokale.
czonych, obie loko.motywy
wagony ekspresowe i pakun.
kowe pogruchotane. Pociagi
mia}y spotkac sic W Gibbs, a
nieszczescie wydarzy}o sic, jak
twierdza, wskutek tego, re
idacy ma wschod pociag No. 4
ME trzymal sic rozkladu jazdy.
Zabici zostali: Konduktor 10.
komotywy. pociagu No. a Hum
phreys z Kansas City urzs.
dnik ekspresowy pociagu No.
5, Geo. Caplinger. Ten Co.
stawszy sic pod pionace WACO
ny, zgina} W piomieniach.
Pokaleczeni zostali: Dan
Milsbough, urzeduik pakun'
kowy, pociag No. 4: zdaje sic,
ze umrze; E. E. Derrick z Chi.
cago, urzednlk pakunkowy,
pociag No, 5, r6wniez smier,
telnie; konduktor lokomoty-
wy pociagu No. 5 Dan DAILY,
ciezko W ramie skal, czony;
palace pociagu No. 5, Martin
Fogarty z Fort Madison, po-
kaleczony mocno, ale ME smier-
telnie; palace F. P. Skyles z
pociagu No. 4, lekko pokale.
czony; hamulcarz Holmes
pociagu No. 5 ma rake strza-
skana, a lei pokaleczeni SO
jeszcze % letni Justin Nc Car.
thy z Chicago % letui Wal.
ter N. Durbin z Milwaukee.
Kiedy pociagi, objechawszY
krzywizne, ME mog}y uniknac
zetkniecia, obaj konduktorzy
lokomotyw natychmiast "a po
moca hamulc6w pneumaty-
cznych starali sic zatrzymae
pociagi. w przeciwnym razie
nieszczsscie byloby jeszcze o
wiele wieksze. Natychmiast
po katastrofe ci, ktorzy ME
zostali pokaleczeni, fatowali
pokaleczonych. W pociagach
by} jeden tylko lekarz i ten
niezmiernie wiele mial do czy-
nienia. : Konduktor lokomo-
tywy Glegern wyykkaza1 sic roz'
kazem, re pociagi miafy sls
spotkac W Gibbs; do katastro-
fy z pewnoscia doprowadzi1a
nieostroznosG konduktor6w 10.
motywy pociagu No. 4. szko,
da zrzsdzona kompanii kolejo-
wei wyniesie do $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Cholera W Europie.

BERLIN, 12go sierpnia. =
Cholera szerzy sic bardzo gro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
z kOpaln wegla.

Spring VALLEY, ILL.,, 1890
sierpnia. Tutejsi g6rnicy ma
SVEN dzisiejszem zgromadze-
niu uchwalili jednoglosnie ME
powr6cic do roboty. Kompa-
MIA ME chciala bowiem uznac
Uni lub z MIA wchodzic W u
k1ady. W skutek zastoju W ko-
palniach interesa tu mocno u
cierpia}y, a aawet W razie,
gdyby rozpoczsto tam ma no.
wo pracowac, moze potrwa la
ia ca1e, MIN miasto przyjdzie
zupe3nie do siebie po szkodli.
wych skutkach strajku. =
Zarzadzcy kopal1 Ladd, La
Sale i Seatonville uznali Unie
i tam wszedzie roboty sic od-
bywaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13

p.l. 81 Peoria str. Tam tez MONA do.
STAG bilety podrtzy do Lake Bluff,
kt6re "a jazde tam i napowrot kosatu.
ja 60 cent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
COxeyanie

WAsHiNGToN, 12 sierpnia.
DIS wieczorem stad wyruszy1o
IS Coxeyanow zaopatrzonych
W bilety iazdy do Kansas City.
S}ychaG, re we wtorek reszta
,Commonwealers" opusci sto
lice zwiazkowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
Taiemnicze znikniecie.

Wlasoiciel hotelu North City pm.
SO Wells str. J. G. Woelke, mocno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-13
POiar.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 12.go
sierpnia. 2 Watertown, Wis,
donosza telegrafcznie, ze dis
W po1udniu W Globe Mill wy
buchl pozar i przeszed} wkr6tce
ma sasiednie spichrze zboz !.
Poniewaz po2ar grozR dalszem
rozszerzaniem sic, przeto tele
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16
nOre Bonds.

Mr.. Cleveland has ordered his clerk,
Secretary Carlisle, to issue call for pro-
posals for Sc, ooo,oo S per cent.
bonds, bids to be opened November 24th.
This will make a hundred millions of new
debt heaped up by Cleveland, with the
prospect of several more "calls" before
his term expires. If there ever was a
dunderhead in the White House Cleve-
land fills the bill. Last year he called an
extra session to repeal the silver purchas-
ing clause of the Sherman law which he
had compelled Carlisle to violate two
months before. This law was putting
81, ooo, 900 into circulation every month
which was not costing the people one
cent and was helping to that extent to
sustain prices. Now he is the second
time violating the law, purchasing bonds
to defray current expenses of the govern
ment, running the country deeper i'll
debt to pay interest with falling prices
which he aggravated by the repeal of the
Sherman law.
The New York banks have over a
hundred million of money they
cannot find borrowers for, business
having been so wrecked throughout
the country, and they have made
arrangements with Cleveland to put
it into government bonds which is a
mortgage on the United States.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16

If it had been new party which the
people were unfamiliar with this might
have been cause for their holding aloof.
But nothing from this quarter can be
urged for their refusal to vote the prohi-
bition party ticket when they were ac-
tually voting i'll favor of prohibition.
What hope in the face of such results
the most ardent prohibition partisan can
cherish of creating a successful, distinct
political party on the lines the leaders
have been working so nntiringly, will
puzzle any reasonable mind to conceive.
The party as party has never, i'll all of
these years, achieved any success what
ever, while hundreds of localities have
been rid of the saloon by the voluntary
effort of the voters who are truly opposed
to the whiskey trade and in favor of its
entire prohibition by law.
The prohibition party, i'll place of a
gatherer together of the prohibition ele-
ment, seems to be rather a scatterer.
There is every reason to believe that all
who oppose the saloon could be brought
together i'll district, county and state
leagues, entirely independent of parties,
and by cooperating together could send
solid prohibition delegations to the legis-
lature and thus insure permanent prohi-
bition in the county, and not alone in
this county, but such influence would be
contagious and spread over the State and
neighboring States. A sheriff and States
| attorney could be elected every time who
would execute the law in letter and spirit,
when they felt sure there was a solid vote
behind them.
A band of but five or six hundred who
pledged themselves to throw their votes
against any candidate who would not
pledge himself to act against the whiskey
ring would be such a terror to officers
and candidates that no one would dare to
take the whiskey side after one or two
severe lessons. This is exactly the policy
the whiskey monopoly has pursued
throughout the entire country, and by
these tactics they have beaten and cowed
to slavish submission both old parties,
from the White House down to the lowest
district constable. The prohibition ele
ment is scattered, demoralized and help
less as band of sheep the wolves have
invaded, and no candidate or officer car
depend upon any support from it, ano
hence falls all easy prey to the saloor
wolf. With 1868 prohibition votes il
Cecil county do you mean to continue tc
be badgered by the foreign saloon element
sent in here by the whiskey ring? In al
seriousness is it not time we organized
this prohibition element on other anc
more practicable lines, SO that its power
can be used independently of all politica
parties against the saloon? That the
prohibition party cannot elect any can
didate in trial of twenty years is no faul
of the party's principles, but it canno
command the voters.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16

What is "protective tariff but
a struggle of the farmers to make
enough to pay high wages to the
men who work in factories? Turn
it over, sift it to the bottom, dissect
and analyze it and you will find
this is absolutely all there is of it.
"Tariff reform" is another name for
a modification of the same thing.
The time must be reached by a
natural law Of compensation and
equalization, that the farmers are
unable longer to do this. That
point has been reached and the
farm and factory are both in the
tolls of the usurer whose loaned
capital drew usury from both faster
than they could create wealth.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16
Echoes From Wall Street.

A national bank Wall street
paper sounds the first note from
Shylock's stronghold after the
election.
"Friends of honest money can
not have failed to read in the
returns cheering indications that
the advocates of cheap currency
have failed utterly in their attempts
to delude the people with their
chimerical plans for riches without
work, and the results are surpris-
ing evidence Of the weakening in
fluence of this class
Shylock's wish is father to the
thought. Notice, "riches without
work!o The people who have beer
at work steadily for 80 years under
Shylock's plan feel in their pockets
and find nothing. They look al
them from whom these echoes come
and find them rolling in ''riches
without work" The thought like
suppressed. conscience will force
itself upon them in their silent
moments. Have we not voted
again like fools, or why SHOULD
Shylock praise us?
1t is not difficult to pick out The
party Shylock fayors.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16
ALesson for the Prohibition Party.

At the late election in this county every
thing was most favorable for a large pro-
hibition party vote. They had candidate
the peer of any in the State from every
point of view, and far superior to many of
them. The county was stirred from CEN
ter to circumference by an awakened pro-
hibition spirit. The evils of the saloon
and the whiskey trade were brought WV
idly before the awakened conscience of
the people. They were made alive by
earnest appeals in every part of the coun-
ty, to the debasing effects of the saloon
and the whole rum business. And if any
thing had been omitted by the advocates
of temperance to shock the manhood of
the people and set them against the
saloon, it was supplied by the appeals of
the liquor party to the avarice and sordid
side of their nature, and the result showed
that the great majority of the population
were fully alive to the evils of the rum
trade, by the sweeping majority which
buried license.
Notwithstanding all these and the un-
mistakable evidence that there are 1868
prohibition voters i'll the county, can
didate who all praised who met and heard
him speak, received but 244 votes out of
the 266S cast for prohibition A few votes
only were added to the ticket over former
years poll with all these favoring oppor-
tunities for increase.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16
When do-nothing gets nothing
the worker will get all he earns.

w. A. Mcclure, a we'll known citizen
of Mckay, Ohio, is of the opinion that
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds or Group as Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. He has used
it in his family for several years with the
best results and always keeps a bottle of
it in the house. After having la grippe
he was himself troubled with a severe
cough. He used other remedies without
benefit and then concluded to try the
children's medicine and to his delight it
soon effected a permanent cure. rs and
so cent bottles for sale by E. 7. Reynolds
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16
How an Anti-License Man Sees It.
Communicated.


Although for all whiskey has been so
ehectually voted out, as the this year
licenses were given out to run until Nav
Ist, 1895, it looks as though the fraud of
licensing that far ahead was Intentionally
done, for all licenses should have been
given to run only until the middle of this
month November for if I mistake not
four years ago when local option was
voted ont the whisky licenses went into
effect right away, so that by the Ist of
December, 1890 the selling under the
license law was in full blast So you see
the fraudulent injustice in having to re-
main under the curse THAT is voted out }
another six months, instead of every
whiskey mill being closed up as should
be next week, by the county paying back
the amount of half year license DOODLE
that should never have been collected
Done just as though it looked to the per-
petuation of the accursed thing. And
whoever lives to see four years hence, in
case license should be voted in, licenses
will be issued as soon as possible after the
election, as was done four years ago, thus
getting in four and a-half years licensed
whisky to three and a-half years local
option.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16
The Philadelphia Press, referring
to the election of John X. Cowen

The Philadelphia Press, referring
to the election of John X. Cowen
to congress says:
"Mr. Cowen is, we understand,
a tariff reformer on free trade lines,
but we assume that question will be
side tracked in the next Congress,
ana on other issues we expect to
see Mr.. Cowen voting with the Re
publicans. He is a sound money
man of the soundest type
The Populists have all along
charged that the gold ring element
of the democrat party had no
natural home out side of the republi-
can party and there is where they
would finally land. Every sign
adds confirmation to this prediction.
They are already focking there.
Cowen is expected to vote with the
republicans.