davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Tiibrc uns nidt in Ucriuhung.
8pr etlihen Sabren fom in 9erIi,

SDr etllten Sabren tam IN Serlln
ell arlner BARRIER tdJli6 81 einem gan=
qllter, nm i'm 81 r~aiiren. Seln gSeg
fil0rte i'm Our9 Daa 6omptoir, mel6es
in Der frii6en Wtorgcnituuoe nod g0nS
leer mar. SGbcim plagte i'm bittere
ytOtb, Die Sablrei9e Sinoeri1aar Uer=
lar9te SrOo uno &leioung, Die Ntiet6c
:par i6on LANCE riifitdnoi9, cine S6ulo
BON etpa 80 Sbalern lag ibm %beionOers
lhper aui Dem SerSen. Sn Dem Comp
toir iab er gauge Salfen 8olo= nno
Silberrollen, bapon cine mebr mebrt
NOR, als feline sanSe S6ulo betrug.
Nls er in oas 3immer fam, Sufte es
ibm in Der SanO, er mioerIta no aber
Der geriu6un9 uno beiorste ieine &un=
ben. Gem 9anquir fiel es jeoO6 auf,
oaB iein Barber 10 blaB ausiebe unD
feline ionit 10 iidere Sano sittere.
Nlein man fam niht oarauf 81 ipre=
den. Zen anoern Worgeu lDfte Wie=
Der 6elo uno Silber nit nod itdrterem
Neise, itdrter 5llfte Die Snno; Der arme
Wnnn bate einen &umpf 81 belteben.
.9timm nur cine oieier &olen". flii=
lterte lbm Der 9eriu6er Su, .iO 1T Oeine
Notb geltiut, Nienano miro auf oi1
einen 8eroaht perfen!" 9lber ebeniO
pernabm er audi Die parnenoe Stinlme
oes 8eiItes 6pttes, Der i'm BON Dem
S~iebItable abmabnte uno an @Ottes De-
bot erinnerte. Sein &umpf mar Elm
6ebetsfampf, aber CUR &u6e lam er
niht. Nm oritten Sage errei6te ieine
Nufre9ung oen b6hiten 8rao, Der
S6peiB trat ibm ouf Die Stirn, feline
Sano ~Sitterte, iein 6eIi6t entltelte li6,
ais er wieOer an Wor9en in oas 3im=
mer oes Sanquiers trat. ySerr',
rlef er, lid ertrage es ni6t ldnser, 81
Sbnen Su tOmmen." Ils i'm oieler er=
itaunt na6 Der uriade iraste, ersdblte
Der geplagte Wanu bon isiner bittern
Notb uuo BON Ieinem Dreitd9igen
Sample. Siefbepegt b0rte Der San=
quier su. Damn 9ing er in iein Comp
toir, ergriff cine lener &ollen uno CAB
lie Dem Barber nit Den @orten: ,Sas
miro ibre erite NOtb itiQen, ipdter
peroe i'd mebr fir lie tbun." gr belt
Wort uno Der 8erettete oantte ibm -
beionOers aber ieinem 8utte auf's Sn=
niSite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
! nterefia :.

llcber birr Sabre bat Der S1mieOe=
ta9elODner SeiiheiOt bon @reul bel Gro=
nenbur9 uni6ulOig I'M 3u0tbauie ge=
IeIlen. Nm p. September 1887 lpurOe
er bon Dem GlberfelO S6wur9eri6t nee
gen zines am %. Sanuar 1887 an elmer
gbefrau @ieganot in SOlingen anseb=
lid bon ibm besangen periubten Hotb=
sudtsOer bre6ens 81 9 Sabren 3u6t=
baus Derurtbeilt. Gr Duroe in oas
3u1tbaus na9 W. a. D. ubr sebrabt,
mo er bis sum %. 9lpril pori9en Sab
res liBen muBte, Damn ltellte es li6 ber=
aus, oaB er Der SbGter gar ni6t iein
tonnte. Seiiheiot bate /. 3. gegen
oas i6wur9eri9tli9e llrtbsil &epiiion
angemeloet, aber SuriifgeSOsen uno Die
Wieoeraufnabme oes S~eriabrens bean=
tra9t. Der Nntrag wuroe uber abge=
lebnt. Su5pii6en melDete ii1 Der Berg
mann Peter gBmlann bon Wettmann
uno betunoete eiolib, Dap er am %.
San. NIT SeiI6eiot suinmmen in Mett.
mann getpeien uno BON bort nab Nepi=
9es, BON bort am anoern Worgen nah
&upferOreb uno am %. Sanuur, an
Dem oas Serbre6en began9en wuroe,
bon Supferoreb nad Glieu gesaugen
lei. Seltltigt wuroe oieie Sebauptung
ollrh Die 6remoenbii6er Der Serber9en,
in Oenen lie ais 9emeinIame SO9ir9lite
angefiibrt lino. Sieier llibibeneis fam
aber in Der Observation-Disclosures
bonn q. September 1887 mansels ir=
genO welher g~reiibaren Nnbaltspuntte
gar niht CUR GrOrterung, uno oa Die
Terlebte ben Nugcflagten nit aller Be-
ltimmbeit ais ben Sbdter wieoertennen
wOlte, 10 beja6ten ole GeI6pDrenen Die
S9ulofrage, uno 9eii6eiOt muBte oui
& Sabre ms 3ubtbaus manoern. SIM
porigen Sabre fano ii6 NBmann, Der
oanaIs ni6t auigelunoen peroen
tonnte pl0Bli1 wieoer ein uno trat nit
ieiner Sebauptung berDor. Sas De-
rift priiTte lie unO oa lie, iuie geiagt.
ourb Die 6remoenliiten beitdtigt lpurOe,
wllroe i'm Npril p. S. our6 gei6luB
Der &atbstammer bieli9en Sano9erihts
oas Observation-Disclosures uuo iO=
fOrtise Grellanung Seii6eiOts angeOrO=
net. Nber beute crit muroe Der damn
freiseiprOben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

@etterre9ln linO meilt Elm ia unsu=
Derlaiig Ding, uie Oas @etter ielblt.
Die Griabrung mag 10 Wandes Der.
aus9etlilgelt baben, aber Sulebt tbllt De,
Simmel pOh, mics ihm gut oilnft.
Sir ben Monat DECEMBER limb mir nu,
aber bod I'M SeiiB gang sutreHenoe,
YrDpbeten, Die ibre @eisbeit in Worte
getleiOet baben @ir laiien iie iolsen
9esirnt nit SGlte Der gopert,
90 lit CT ua6 pier &o6en crit am Gub',
SIT es grim au %9Ssibna1teu,
Rauu man fem S6nee betra6teu,
SIT Die Gbriitnadt bed uub flar,
6ol9t a6t Sage o'raui 9teuiabr.
Sldit am Stepbaritase eiu falter gSinS,
Seoeutet's, oaB mir nod i'm sSiuter iino.
gSie Die Splpeiterrabt baS gSetter mar,
90 bleibt es bis hrs neue SsSabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Gin umianareiaer @aaidwinscl

tuuros in Siiieloorf ourd 3ufall ent=
oeft. Sdgli1 tommen ndmlib aut
Dem oOrtiaen SabnbOf ca. 800 Sitter
Mil6 aus Dem Sersii6en oil, uno per=
ben bon einem bort wobnenoen Gne9te
in gmpfans senommen, Der Die Mil6
oann nit ieinem Mauleiel na1 ben
&unoen bra1te. Sieier Snebt mus
nun elm aniebnli6es Siimmdeu bel Die
fem y8ei6aft" erlporbeu baben, oenn
er ipetulierte auf einen Sauerubof uno
er mahte Dem Gi9entbiimer oesielben
Elm i1Ones 4nSablunsssebDt oarauf.
Seinem Serrn fam oieies gu Sbren; er
unteriu6te ben Sal uno selangte 81
Dem Geiultate, oaB Der lnsetreue Snett
Die Wtilb ta9lib nit 80 bis 40 Sitter
Waiisr peroiinnt bate. guf oieie glrt
uno Weiie tOnnte ii6 Der SetreHenoe
Damn lei6t cine nette Summe 8elo err
perbeu. &ehnen mir tasli6 30 Sitter
Waiier uuo oas Siter 81 20 Big, 10
ma6t Oieles I'M Sag 6 Mart uno in
einem Sabre 2l90 Mart. Giniu1er
taNm man wpbl taum in % Sabren
Su einem galernboie tOmmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Cine Mifrnaejfihte miro Den ..M

Gtnc Nnrnge1DtDfe iplr0 Den .W.
&C. a." aus Snnsbrud btri6tet; ,gls
cine Seltenbeit mag es gelten, oaB ein
Nife. ein wistli1er NHe, ii6 monate=
lang in elmer duBerit belebten Srtlbaft
berumtrelbt. Obne oaB es ben Oielen auf
ibn Sago mahenoen Seuteu 9elung, i'm
e%inSufan9en. Nus Der Gblbed' i6en
Mtenaserie, Die li6 einige 3sit ,pdbreno
Der Sanoesaustellun9 bier aufbielt, lit
Der tleine muntere Yurihe in einem un=
beluahten Au9enblifs entiprun9en, lief
querielein uno lebte ilber Die Setteil-
bride ilber Den Snu, nm lib in Dem
,3apherihen" 6arten Oes bena6bar=
ten 9orie$ Wiiblau bdusli6 nieoersu=
laiIen. 50 lanae eS auf ben Sdumen
Sbit in lleberiluB CAB, mar oas 5bier
troB Der angelirensteiten uno rafinir-
teIten S%emiibungen nibt 81 bemegen,
bon Den luftiaen SOben beruntersutolh=
men. Seoer ibm perodhtig eriheinen=
ben anndbrung bon Menihen luuBte er
na6 eini9en porbergegangenen poiir=
liben 8rimaiieu oabur6 gu entaeben,
oGs er BON Baum 81 Baum ipr0n9,
UNI i9lieBli6 iiber Die Sdd'r in irgeno
einem S1luplwintel Su peri9winosu.
Grit Die anbaltenoe &Glte unO Der in=
SwiI6en geIaaene S6nee madten oas
Sbier Sabm, poour6 es gelang, es ems
sufansen unD Dor Dem SOoe Su bewab=
rem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Der Gltfte 6aiiiaicre nslter mnhl

jemals BON Bremen aus auf einem
oeutl6en 2lODOoampfer cine Ocean
fabrt na6 Noroamerita angetreten bat,
lit Der 93idbrige 8drtner &Onrao Die.
red aus 6roBenritter bel &aiiel, wel=
der am % Ses. 1900 geboren lit. gie-
red frat am Samstag feline piertt
Sceanreiie 81 ieinen in Imerita mob.
nenoen Ginoern an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Gin rafiuirtsr @auusrHreid tpuroe

in Hubrprt periibt. Sin bettelnoes Sn=
oipiouum betrat am glbeno Die Yartere=
wObnungin einem Wietbsbauie Der uu=
tern PbOnirltraBe no Die 6rau allein
anpeieno mar. gr bat INN Elm Nlmp=
len. uno ais Die arslpie Srau inn oies
9eben wolte, belt er ibr pl6bli6 Elm
6ldiden nit nartOtiider 6liiilisteit un=
ter Die Naie. 10 oaB Die 4~lmDienipen=
BERN obnmdAtig 81 Spben iant. Yer
fre6e Gauner raubte Johann einen
@elobetraS bon %. Wt. uuo iu6te
ibleunigft pas Wsite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

Su Slau, (S6ueis) peroronete am
%. Sesember Elm NrSt elmer &elnerin
Weoisin nit @ift in elmer 2Dlung BON
0,20. Der Apotbeter bereitete Die grsnei
irrtbiimli9 init LIS; Der 8enuB oes
Srantes bate wie Die .Saieler Ta6r."
meloen, Den ioiOrtigeI Soo Der &ran=
ten CUR Solse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
UenanfenjpGnc.

= gs 9ibt mebr llnii6tbares als
Si1t barea in Der Welt.
= Wtan lernt mebr i'm GeiprG6 als
aus Si6eru.
Die 1ragGoin Sarah Sernbarot mar
emit Gebrml0ben bel elmer MOoiItin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

Sd lit an elmer beftigen @rtdltuug
llno 9ebral6te auf Inratben zines
6reunoes Or. Gusult aonig's Sam=
burger Srulttbee uno in turSsr 3eit
mar i'd pieoer bergeitelt. - Srau glr=
ltin9ltal, 14S Gourt=Str Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

Su S6mclm bat pieoer einmal Der
Bod ais 8drtner 9ewaltet; bel Dem @lrt
3. wurOe wieoerbolt eingebrobsn uno
~9eitoblen, Die Yplisei legte ii6 auf Die
Sauer uno entoedte als Ginbreher einen
6eiellen uno Den itaotiiben Na6tpG6=
ter (!!D SDiebed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

Sante CUR 9iihte): oglber STA,
I6dmit 0u OiD nidt ourb's Shliinel-
lob gu 9uden! Sn 9einem sllter wuBte
i6 nod nidt einmal, mas ein S6liii=
lello9 it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Sie Sauptid d c.

Or0f (Su eincm Waun. Der ii9 als
Sutiher bel linn beuirbt): ,Serltebeu
Sic li1 audi gut auf Yferoe?"
WNnn: uSas ni9t = aber ib belize
Sobann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Sic + 10 0rter!

Srau d.: 800 baben Sic Oieies rei=
senoe PortemOnnaie ber?y
Nrau D.: ySas bab' i'd mir in
benz neuen Si9orrete=@ ei6ait %setauit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
3O2 Wnlies9 lpeuue. Yittsb

ga. = Giner meiner Mrbeiter fiel bon
elmer 2eiter uno perrentte uno quetidte
ieinen Irm in idlimmer @eiie. Gr
9ebraubte ct Satobs Del uno mar in
bier Sagen sebeilt.-SranS 4. 8ouls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Ser tleine 0errdtber.

2ebrer: .g8as lit oenn am Meiler
Die SOuptIahe2... gtun, Sans, lpa=
rum bat oenn Sein Soter Elm Meiier?"
Sans: yg8e9en oes Sortsiebers!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
9 d mere g I'M Il.

oBie in aler @elt t6nnen Sic nllr
9Iei6jeiti9 eiien nnb leien?"
y&leini9teit! Mit Dem einen Iuae
lei' i9, nit benz anoern - eli i9!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
u elder Grtrag.

ySrdet benn oieier Sbitbaum auub?"
80, ia, upn Dem babe i1 i'm pori=
gen Sabre Quart Nepfel uno3 Sbul=
buben berunter gei9iittelt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
au Der 81 / 9oer 8eltaus=
It eQun9 q.

Seiu1er: yWarum BADEN Sic bic
len Ntann perbaftet!"
0uroa: pGr bat i~paBesbalber cine
Yanit beroor9eruien."
YeIl0er: ygSie bat er oas eigentli6
Gn8eitelt?
@aroa: ySteft ben 8ppf in ben
6%rauenpalait Dinein uno i9reit nit
0ller Strait: Cine Waus!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
8eod d It rtenoes Wit=

yS6r' mai, gu ituDirit bod Mebi=
sin! @as iOQ ib oenn MAIDEN - ib
leiDe ieit GINGER 3eit 10 iebr an Geoa9t=
niBihwa6e?!"
%, oage8en weiB i'd elm iamOies
Mittel!"
y98elbes oenn?"
yPumpe mir 200 Mart!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Sci II.

lieutenant (pOr einem SpieaeD:
y SOnner=Wetter, ale Soba6tun9!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

III einerS efunoGrbabn II.
&eiienoer: ySie, &pnoutteur, lduft
oenn pas Waner oa INNER our6's @as-
SOnoa6?"
&unoutteur: rNein, Serrnur penn's
resnet!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
, u II u 3.

Ma6it OIL einen Saupttreiier, 10 be-
nabri1ti9e Define 6reunoe iebr iboneno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
g ationaler 8e d a 4.

&umGne Tim @aie): 3ellner, tann
i'd 81 meiner 9bOcolaoe cine Salssurte
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

Or. Sunt. ,&lngt ibr Gemabl nod
itber aopfiAmerSen?"
mrs. q N lteroam: ,Sein &Opf
tbut i6nl nift lpeb. 9lber err tommt mir
10. i@lGfrig unO Oumm pOr."
3 r. 9unt: sd freue mid, oas
I'll bOren. SD iebe, oaB er mieoer in
ieincn nOrmulen 3uitunO Srriiftommt
uno in wenigen Sa9en tuiro er pOlig
ber9eitellt iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
sad,en uno Oenfen.

Gowin: ,@as Denten Sic bon
lc1em &inltler, Der Spinngepebe 10
nntttrlI6 0uf Die 3immeroefe matte,
OaB Ietn 9ienltmdO9en in SerSpeiflung
9erletb. bar lie bel aller a%nltrengung
lie uitt iuegbra6te."
an9eline: nSa, 10 einen SiInit=
Ter mag's I6pn einmul ge9eben baben,
aber 10 ein SienItmdoden ME-"
r@as wiirOen Sic iagen, nenn i'd
Sic INN 10 Dollars anipre6en niroe?"
y9aB Sic iebr berabsetDmmen iein
mil'len, alter &nabe."
ySo, oann bite i9 Sic Inn Die sebn
Dollar. SD fiir6tete, Sic wilroen ld=
gen, oaB sic feline haben."
yg8as lit aus Dem Acknowledgment
fiir ben Ser5og oun Sera9lla selpOr-
benz"
rNufgegeben, CLAUDE i6. Der SerSog
mOllte es ni9t a%nnebmen."
vWarum nift?"
yGr fiir6tete, es miiroe in Silber
ausge5ablt unO oa bate er Den Surs=
p"erlrit nidt aus6alten t0nnen"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

grants arrived, aud 1858 of them
we're debarted as falling within the
list excluded by the Law; less than
Que per cent. The examination on
the arrival of the Immigrants must
necessarily be wholly Insufficient to
determine whether the immigrant
belongs to .be excluded class or not,
and in many instances where the
immigrant has made the long
journey to the place Of examination,
aud perhaps, has expended his all In
the undertaking, sympathy over
comes the DOUBT "a to his eligibility,
and he is admitted. 4 U nder
the present system the immigrauts
word has to be taken for most Of
the enquiries and there is no means
of refuting him if he answers un
trnthfully. = This change
strikes at no nationality
< but simply at the class of
ipcapables of all nations who can
be only burden to US, and whose
moral and social inf dence can do US
much harm
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

mateiy associated with that county's
leading men. This will doubtless
give him great strength there. Pen
dleton will have the prestige of his
position and the postoffi res.
In Limestone county the matter
will be extremely mixed. Field is
near neighDor, living on a line of
railroad that traverses both Lime.
stone and Rober son counties from
end to end, closely connecting the
two county seats, bringing the peo-
pie into close fellowship. Williams
tried many cases that were transfer
red from Limestone to Falls, and
made many friends am ong the vari
oas parties thus brought into his
court There lies the strength of
Field and Williams, respectively.
Pendleton will have the prestige of
his position and the postotfices.
According to this calculation
nothing will be left Mr.. Moore ex-
cspt the vote of his own county.
lf-ssMr. Peodleton carries all the
Counties no. having candidates in
addition to his own he will still
lack 81 votes Of nomination, SO
that neither Robertson nor Milan
could furnish him enough votes to
secure it, If Judge Williams car
ries all three counties in addition TO
his own he will be 81 ehort of the
number required. If Mr.. Field
should carry this floating vote
in addition to that from his own
county he will still lack l6a votes
of the necessary two-thirds. II
MIR. Moore carries his own county
and these then he will still need
l55 votes. Now the question is,
will the friends of these various
candidates fl ,ck to the standard OF
the strong man, the weak man or
some other fellow. Two years ago
the convention decided to nominate
one of the active candidates, and
did 30 after many ballots. This,
however, may be dark.horae year.
We shall see.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

not fear the result of such con-
test. The patriotism of the Amer.
can people is not yet gone, ana we
can confidently await their decision.
Ypu may think that you have
buried the cause of bimetalllsm;
you may congratulate yourselves
that you have laid the free coinage
Of silver away in sepulchre, newly
made since the election, and before
the door rolled the veto stone. But
sirs, if our cause i. just as | believe
it is, your labor has been in vain;
no tomb was ever made so strong
that it could imprison righteous
cause. Silver will yet lay aside its
grave clothes and its shroud. 1t
will yet rise and in it's rising and its
reign will bless mankind. The
line of bate is, as he says, now
clearly drawn and the question of
the RECOMMENDATION of silver is the
great question o. the day, and the
friends of silver hope that the out
come will prove Mr.. Bryan's conf.
dence in the intelligence and patri-
ctism of the people may not have
been misplaced
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27
Blaine as a Prophet.

What an old humbug James g.
Blaine WAS, to be sure, to have
prophesiod such an era of calamity
as he mentions in the follow ing, No
wonder the New York money gam
blers defeated him Tor president.
They knew it would not do to elect
a man president with mind of his
own. The bankers want man
they can control aud they will con.
troll him, too, or bring panic ON
the country Such talk as the fol
lowing is not what the bankers want
to hear Mr.. Blaine said:
lovs my country aud my coun-
trymen. am an American and re
joice every day of my life that |
am. enjoy the genera prosperity
of my country, and know that the
workingmen of this land are the
best fed and best clothed of any
laborers on the face of the earth.
Many Of them have homes of their
own. They are surrounded by all
the comforts and many of the luxa-
ries of life. | shudder, however,
at the thought that the time must
come when all this will be changed.
When the general prosperity of the
country vii. De destroyed. When
the great body of workingmen in
this land, who are now 80 prosperous,
will hear their wives aud children
cry for bread; that the day must
come when the great factories and
manufactures of this land will shut
down, and there will be the silence
of the tomb Exchange.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27
Race In the Seventh.

Special correspondence to the
Dallas N.sws from Waco says the
four avowed congressional candi.
dates thus far are Pendleton, Will
liams, Field and Moore. Here are
some of the conjectures and conclu,
sions put forward:
None Of these candidates will
have any difficulty in securing the
delegations from his own county.
In fact, am sure no candidate will
attempt to carry the county of any
other candidate pitted against him.
But there will be a hand.to hand
scramble among all of them to Sc
cure the delegations from those
counties which have no candidates.
SO the convention will meet with
the following certainties.
Total number of votes 65, neces-
sary to a choice 43a For Pendle-
ton, Bell county, IA votes; for
Williams, McLennan county, II
votes; for Field, Robertson county.
6 votes; for Moore, Milan county,
votes.
This leaves the votes of Lime
stone s, Falls 8, and Brazos S, to
be fought for. And even if they
should ali 60 to either of the can.
didates he would still find it neces-
sary to break into the home vote of
one or two of his competitors to
secure the required two.thirds.
Pendleton is likely to be the strong
man in either or all of these uncan.
didated counties. He may not
carry one of them, bug my impress.
sion is that he will rank as high as
second in each one. The postmast rs
will take him there. For the eight
votes of Falls county l believe the
contest will be between Pendleton
and Williams. When Williams was
on the bench Falls county lay in his
distric, Ind his popularity as a Judge
left him many friends who will raj.
ly to his support. Pendleton has the
prestige of his position aud the
postoflices
Brazos county would naturally
be expected to go for Field. He
lives in an adjoining county, has
practieed law at the Brazos bar and
has long been more or less init.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

THE WACO EVENING News has
the largest circulation in this city
and out Of the city of any daily
paper published in Waco Our
esteemed contemporaries are respect
fully challenged to successfully con-
9rovert this statement. Our mail
ing list and subscription books are
open to all persons wishing for bus
mess reasons to examine them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27
A writer in the Forum for Nav

A writer in the Forum for MAY
in an article urging the immediate
passage of the Wilson bill as a
means of relief, goes into statistics
10 show that while almos. half Of
tne factories of this nation are idle,
thereby diminishing the output fully
fifty per cent, still the articles man.
ufactured command in the markets
from Is to 30 per cent. less thai.
they did one year ago. Over supply
will not account for this cessation
of production or prostration of
values, neither will delay in the
passage of tariff laws account for it
except in part, bit the destruction
of the larger half of our metallic
currency will
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

When the repeal bill came back
10 the house from the senate in the
debate on it's final passage, Mr.,
Bryan closed his very able speech
IN opposition to it as follows: "The
line Of battle is laid down. The
presidents letter to Governor
Northern expresses his opposition
10 the free and unlimited coinage of
silver by this country alone. Upon
that issue the next congressional con.
test will be fought. Are we Deepen.
dent or independent as a nationp
Shall we legislate for ourselves or
shall we beg soma foreign nation to
help us provide for the financial
wants of our own people? We need