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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

9as groBartige @eibent 0euti6ldnb's,
bas 9eutibs 6aus i'm Sodionz8a rf, mel
DIES GonIul 8iin3 i'm Namen Der oeutf6en
2egierung 16on Dor 2Gngerem Der Glib
parfbeDOrbe arbot, lit bon oerielben nit
Danf aneenommen morben. 9ie Sbatz
ia6e, 6aB OteieS i90ne 8aupert auBer benz
&~unltpaLait 6as etn3t8e bon Ben Nusftelr
tunsssebGu6en iein miro, Del6es fteben
bLeibt unb Wei1, 6ie in ipGteren Sabrert
mach benz Sodion=gart binausmanbern.
Elm bebres Grinnerunesaeiden an Die Weltz
ansieaung ietn miro, muB leoen Seut1hen
nit beionoerem StoI5e erfHlen. Ntcbt,
oaB t6nen 0a6ur9 einc ~beionOere @bre leti
tens Der Barfbcborbe wi0erfabren tDGre,
ionbern beBbalb, neil BON alien GOlfern
Der @rbe, pelbe i'm Derfloiienen Sabre bier
in Chicago iib in ibren bo6iten @rru1genz
lhaften in Der &unit, 8tiieni6aft unb Snz
buitric gegenieittg ben Stang ab5uLaufen
iu6ten, 9euti6lanb bic ein3tge Station
mar, tpel6e ettpas iebuf. bas 5u 5erftoren
leIbit Sic in Observation-Disclosures
eans pietGtloien Sibpartcommtiidre ni6t
iiber'5 Sers bringen fonnten. gu pel6sm
i3pede bas @ebGube i6GieBlib pertpanbt
tperben ioQ lift nod ni6t feitseitelt.
Wabribeinlt6 tpirb elm anlertfanii6es
vSScezG Cream" a 81 eitaurant bort ltntertunft
finben.
Die @u9lGnoer BADEN tpentger &ubm NIT
ibrem @ebdu6e eingelest. S9on inn Sas
ruar ftel baiielbe, tnfolge i6DererS9 uloen
BET engliiben &egierung an baS bieitse
Bunbesfteueramt, in bes Lebtere11 6Gn6e,
bas eS bann tpieberum Der 8arfbeborbe
sutpenben woQte. 9teie i9etnt inbeB niBt
g%elonnen gu ietn, es an5unehmen, 3. b. UNI
eS iteben 5u Iaiien.
MsOtenftag eirIGomite Bet bieft9eny Sea-
bal Militia" iib erbot, bas @ebdube gu fauz
fen unb sic barauf 1aftenben S6ulben gu
iibernebmen, nit Ser 8ebinsung, Dab es st
einem Quartier fiir 5pei 8ataiaone Sec
fabetten eingeribtet tper0en birfte, purbe
oemlelben bon ser 8eb0r6e ber 8ei9etb,
6aB bon elmer 6erartigen Gonceiiton gar
feline Jtebe iein fDnnte, u~miopentger, ais
man oeS brttil6en @ebGu6es f3on rebt
uberbriiiig iet.
Betreffs 6es Canals in Set WibtpaD
9Gailance, ben Der 2an616afts9drtner
Olmiteb in 8ori9lag bra9te, tpurOe be-
iblolen, porerit bon ser Suinois Central
8abngefeai6aft in @rfabrung gu bringen,
oh tie getpint lei, baS Stidcber OtibtpaD,
tpelcbes unter ibren S9ienen liest unb ibr
@igentbum 1T, fir bic bela9ten 3mefe 6ers
3lgebcn. Ser 8erfauf iammtli3er Nusz
neutrality-suspicious. Durcb GERM 9onnerSber<
ger fir $4,000 wurOe bon ber 8ebOroe
glitgeDetben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Bruoer mdurelidn.

8ru6er Maurelian, Ser ii6 6rtttcbaI6
Sabre Oer 2eitun9 ber fat6oIii6en Settion
Der BeltauslteGung, Set fog. &at6olii6en
MISUNDERSTANDING, wibmete unb in
ietner @tgenl3aft ais Sefretdr un6 @ez
ibaftsfubrer iener Scftion ii6 sroBe Ser
bienite ertparb, bat 9eitern Die &eiie mach
Der Bacificz&ufte an9etreten, I'M bort Der
tpobIperbienten Gube au pflegen. Nad
ieiner &iidfebr tpirb ct benz 8iicbof Spalz
bling einen etn9ebenben 8eri6t itber fem
@irten auf Ser Weltausfteauns unterbrei=
ten. Sobonn ptrb er Dem ygbriftian
Brothers college" 81 Wiempbts, Senn.,
feline pertbbOaen 0ienite tpionen, no es
gilt, ftnan3ieue 8robleme gu l0ien. 8rus
Der Maltrelian lit Der 9rdliOent beS ges
nannten Colleges.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Qus oroser Gefabr errettet.

Ginem i3ufale bat Sobn MurpbD iein
2eben gu ~Derbanfen. @r ipar am Sonntag
Morsen nit cincm fleinen 8oOte auf ben
See binausgerubert unb bon bem %itarfen
9Binbe fopett binausgetrieben, Dab ct faum
.nocb bas ufer erblidep fOnnte. Grob auer
N~nitren8unsen fonnte CT ntbt 9egen ben
Sturm un6 Sic Beaen %attampfen, unb ct
tpdre unrettbar n%erlorcn getpelen, menn
bet 0ampfer IS. Campbell" tpelher nab
renb Der gtaAt bur6 bibten gfebel BON
ieinem Gours ab9ebra3t tpar, auf Der Bib
flG6e eribtenen mare. @apt. &nberlon
nabm ben gum Gobe ermatteten uno in
GROCER @efabr f6webenben Weann anf unb
bradbte i'm ans 2anb. Bare bas Boot
nocb einige Meilen neiter btnausgetrieben,
10 tpdre iein Sniaiie obne 3meifel Elm Spfer
ieines 2etbtlinns geiporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Stedbrief eines U1oroers.

Der 9Olisei lit Der Stefbrief bon einem
9%etptien Sobn SfeGton %auge9angen, tpeloher
6er@rmorbunG BON SIS .GoB, begongen am
26. Npril in Scrttiboro, Ola, bei6ul6igt,
nno am 3. Ufai aus benz bortigcn @efGrgz
niiie entapben lit. Stelton lift 20 Sabre
alt, 66uB groB, 17OBfunb ld6per, bat blonz
oes 0aar, bito 8oIbart, ungew0bnli6
9roBe PlattfiiBe unb trug, ais ct 3ulebt gez
ie6en purbe, cinen srauen Q(n3ug unb
braulen SiG3but. @ouperneur Sones bon
NQa6amG bat $500 unb 6. s. 3obinion,
Sberiff bon Sadion Gountb, 9la., 500
fit bte @ieberergreifun9 bes tli9tigen
MDr6ers ausgefebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Die Streiter bertbeiten fi9 auf Sic elm
5eInen 9epartemerts, tpie foLgt:

SIM @an5en itno eS ungefdbr 1000 Mann,
tpcLde Die 9lrbett nie6erlegten. Sine be-
trGcbtli9e Nn5a6L bon 2euten blieb Bel Der
Qrbeit.
Die 6irma berii9ert, 6aB Ser @trcit iie
IN ieoer 8e5tebung iiberrai6te. Die 8ez
amter bebauern Die Streifcr, bic noch ibrer
@nfi6t abiolut feline @usitbt babeu, ibre
Sorberung bur68uieben. Die 6irma gtbt
an, III Der Sage 81 iein, i6re @erfe fir
8oben, ia unter 1tmitGnben fir Monate
obne Serluit f6lteBen 81 t0nncn.
Die Stretfer boben bis iebt fetnerlei
gtei9ung gu @epalttbdttgfeiten ge5eist.
Srogbem bat bic Sirma, nm auf ale Sale
~geriitet 3u iein, Die re9uldren @adben i6rer
gSerfe Deritdrft unb bic g oliSei=S tationSz
8oriteber iinO bena9ri9ti9t porbcn, fir
ale Sale goll3cizOfanni9aften in 8ereit7
idaft gu balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
GtabIirt felt 1s5G
Henry ~Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 234 Of=3anoolphsStry
spii9en Granflin. unb MartetsStraBs

232 & 234 Ot.RanoolphsStry
spii9en Granflin- unb MartetsStraBs
Gbtcaep, Sas.
o~fferirt at ben ~bili9ften Yrei1en:
2(Ie 9lttet frifdje @arfe1=S 1ttereten
6eIo= uno Naien @~rasfauem, SebstptebeIns
NepS>, &anf= tttto &amartett=s anen,
Mobnfaisten, &iinmteI, 9tnis, gadboISer,
MedDten GttttettDale SdiDet5etf1le1
Jettften GoaaefOrt= ta,to @oanner=&6Ie,
SSt0L. W~0rn,efan=Se6Ie, Sfromtaee DE 8rie,
SimbnrGer, Seabnss uto %Gm0faie..
yt~etIdjGteIet tttto 0rittte.t Stt1utert1fe1
9MHcloDtfet Senf, @eiaelig,
SetniteS SIibens tttO Wobn0I,
3riiifel Satotnes, 8atSteber=Y aitetett,
~9torUe9. Bind UoteS, run. Sar0tteS,
6ei,,fe bnu. @tttdD,ter Ssdrim8e,
SarScuenbnfter, run. SaDtar,
@eG)te Iramtf. Sratmnrtt tn Std)Sen,
We6te GrannfGW. Gernelat=@Emrt,
Meitpb1tiid1 ett, SGtnfem, SGIamt,
9ted)t ten nttgat. Woiens%aprtfa,
@ettoftete Billie ttt0 ShantptgttntS,
Support. &tebig'S GIstidertraft,
GitGettadten 6tneifGDet S1t9iper,
Sstntbesrtatt. Stoett q emntits,
Seinfte 0atttua=GbocOIaoe, Ssafao,
9tedJten Sara, Wtcffa= tl1tO ~0eio=SenHees
S~etttften grlnctt 1tnS idb ~ ars EFT Sbee,
Sttport. 3aMee=Grtraft, Std)priet,
Sramnid1tp. Spat8eIn, 9t4s8nrfcn,
JratS. Stoetfden, VreibeIbeeren,
SSttfde 0riitfert, 2inie1t, @irle,
&artofeltnebI, &etstnebI,
9entIde Spfttt60et, @oHftdhets
6oIsI1mbe MnO &OIs=Yantpf eIm,
Yattier SGnupftabaf bon &obbe6,
iDtoie ale Nrtett oon Groceries.
Henry SchoeIlk0pE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
8 1T 10 Gents
l92 Nuii9ten Get 8eltanSfeQung
at irgenb ene Nbre1e
SIM SSm> Doer MuSlano geiattSt.

Gin gut ~brOfdirtes album, ale @e6du0e, Gnla9en unb ionttz
gen SebensmirOi9teten Der golumbil@en NsetausT enung in pboto=
~srapbitden Anfdten unn Gabinet9r0Re ent6aheno, nit erklaren=
Dem oeutfben Ge1t, miro BON Der SQinois @taats5etung perz
i6ift. I'm 6iele ~pOlfdnOt9e 9amnlun9 ibren ~aus1uartteen eefern
leibt 5u9dngf6 5u MAIDEN, perienoet Die SutnOis 5taats5eunng
oieies wetansteuune8albnm seeen Gtnfenouns uon 400 i'll gaar=
ken portofrei at irseno ene abre1e in ST. OOer Suslan6. SeiOns
oers fir a~nswartiee grennoe nno Bekannte tpir6 bdes sei6madz
Dohe 8ub Elm ttafon1aenes @eI6enf 1eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
SeIbftmoro4

Ser 35 Sabre alte Nrbeiter @rnit Soefer
begine MittDo9 SetbitmOrb, tnoem er itd
in ieiner @o6nun9, $50. 81 GanaLltr, erz
bangle. : Sn einenl 8riefe, ben ct titr ietne
Srau btntcrlalien bate, erfldrte CT, baS
2eben nidbt lGnger ertragen gu tonnen. ST
tpar ldngere a3eit arbeitslos 9etpelen unb
felt meberen Gagen nibt mebr geleben NOR
ben. Setne Srau lit 3a iDren Gltern IN
SO, 10 @oanas 9tate 9esogea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
@in ,.tperaleihlMes Aeilntittel.

Sn -alten Better i6ot plrbe bic 9liidlt9e gu
lalnmeriteuult9 pe9etabilii6er CITRATE Sur
lgeforberun9 Der 8erbouur9, Gritdbruns il1b
2usl6etonn9, 5ltr %&nre9ults Der erl9laffteit
9eber, 0%tterelt, Salt ul1b Gilt9emeibe, our
&blettlln9 oeS Slutoltbra19s na6 Dem &opt
sur geruht9un9 pes erre9ten Nerpetipfems
bic 16ou BEN WtDn9en bes Miftelolters unter
Dem 9tomet ct. 8ernarD &rGuterz
ptllen befartl1t NOR, ais llniperlolmittel
1lnb 8anacee 9e9ell ale iiber6arpt beilbaren
&rant6eitel1 betra9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

Dorednee i'm Gonntv=RofpitaI bos Streit=Obz
ieft.-Seridte iiber2 lrmen=unteritiibung
-Oberridter ma9ruoer mill ,1idt umuh=
kwen".- Die 6roSeeidworenen fir oet
mai=Germin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Geif mehr ais finfsfo 7ahren

nir6 Mrs. @tnsGow's @~OofGins eYrnp
fir sabnenbe &inOsr sebreu4t. Ct bei6mt@tist bas
Gins, erpei9t oas 3GbnFeiid, ~beieitist aGe Sdnners
sen, f1rirt @tub>Aolif linb lit bas Bette 0tittel ses
gen Sur9fau. Tii,funObpcnSis @entsl Se 6lai6e.
Sci aaen @potbetern in Ser aonsen Melt gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Das Deutfde baus

Bleibt i'm Jadfon.parf feben. - Die porf=
beboroe nimint oas Gefdent an. Das
ensIif4e Raus. = Der Waferweg'o ur@
ole mioroav.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

1tngef66r 1000 Mrbeiter aus ben Werten
6er y8uuman 8aLace Gar Co." in Yuu>
man legtcn Sreitag Morgen Die Nrbett ME-
BET.
SIN Oepartement fir ben 8au Der
Sracbtnagen bra6 Der Streif aus. Sboz
mas 6aftp, elmer BET Nrbctter, tpelBc Wtttz
glieber bes @om.ites marer, oaS Der 6trma
Sic 8eibpcr6en ibrer 9(ugelteIten inter-
breitete, purbe geitern Mor9cn ialnmt elmer
9tnsa6I Ieiner 8amera6en bon Der Qlrbeit
b%eurlaubt. Die vGeurlaubten" faBten bas
ais cine WtaBregelung auf unb ie braubten
i6ren Mitar6eitcrn MIR etnen Nlnt Slt
geben, ite ale gum 9tteOerlegen ber 2lrbctt
Su peranlaiien.
SIM 9epartemcnt fiir ben 8au Bet Sra6tz
tpagen macbten un9efGbr 20 @rbciter ben
Q~lnfdng. SIM gtu mar Die 9ta6rtbt bon
Sem Streit bur6 Sic auS9ebebnte 6abrife
anlage perbrcitet, uno cs bauerte fcine 10
Winuten, nac6ocm bic 20 0fann 6antmer
uno Sdge niebergelcgt batten, bis ooue
1000 9lngeiteute i6re QrbeitSl6lr3en abb
ban6en un6 ibre 60de anso9elt, UNI -
gan3 gleicb. mas 0araus folgelt tltOGc, -
an Der 9emonitrntion tbetl5unebmen,
pelcbe fir ibr %fcrneres S6t6ial enti9ei>
benb iein loQ.
Die Nrbciterinnen tparcn BET benz 4uS>
mari6 Die gGooifaliten," benin tbre mdnnz
Itcben Otitarbciter batten ibnen peripro6en,
baB lie ouf feinen Sail eber Die 9trbett ptez
Ser aufnebmen t%Diirben, ais bis aucb Der
Sobu Der Nrbeiterinnen auf 1926 ben Sag,
bic Summe, bic tie bit benz l. Wfat 1893
erbielten, erb0bt iein WIrOe.
0a Die Streifertnnen 5ulneiit geiebterer
91terS itnb, 10 lit lebr pobL an5unebnten,
BOB t9r Streit cine 9totbipeDr gegen 2oDnz
b~erabieBuugen lit, Die ibnen Die @rtiten5z
mittel su untergra6en orobte1. SaB lie ltd
auf Bic Geriprecbungen ibrer mGnnLtcben
Mitarbeiter Derlaiien, OapOn tit BET ibnen,
ipie mebrere bon ibnen Derii9ert, gar ni4t
bic &e6e.
Ser it6tbare @runb bes @treifes III
Der, baB bic yYuuman 8alace Gar Co."
fib tpeigerte, bic 20bne tpie0crber5ultelen,
tpelbe ben glrbeiter1 Dor benz L. Otat 1893
gegeben tpurben. Canals muroen Die
90bne I'M Elm 9ritteL re6ucitt, nit Dem
@eriprecbent 6aB ite pteber erbObt tperber
%foIten, iobaIb Die 3eit 6er gei6dftltcben
&rtiis norilber iei. Die Nrbeiter ~bebaupten
nun, baB bic &rtits lGngit Doriiber 1T unb
baB ibre 00Dne trobbem nidt erbDbt purz
BEN. Sic bebaupten ferner, baB eS ni3t
tpabr iei, baB Die Sirma Gontrafte annabm,
bel Oenen tie @elb perlieren muBte.
Ser ~ trtIt9e @runb Dec. Streifs III
Der, baB Die Qlngeiteuten in 8uQman ibon
ldn9it nit Der Dirt unb 8eiie un3ufrieben
tparen, in Ser tie b~ebanoelt tpur6elt. Die
2ohne tpuroen imn1er ipie6er ~berabgeiebt,
pGbren6 Der MietbsSinS fir bic 8obnune
gen, Die iie ais 9tnseitelte Der Ttrma be-
5ieben muBten, INNER berielbe blieb. Sic
muBten fir 4 bis 5 3tmmer, bon 6ener
MIR twei 2i9t batten, 3. 3. fir cine 8Ob:
nuitg, bic man in Chicago fir So, bO6itena
$12 BEN Wonat befommcn fam, ST. bis
$19 besablen. 8tele Ser QtngeiteIten iinf
baburcb NIT Ser 8e5abLung i6reS Wfieths7
5inies bcbeutenb 3urldgeblieben, un6 gerabe
bieie S@ulbner, 3umeift Ian9jGbrtge 4ngez
itelte Der rGompanp," tfinO es, pel9e baz
rauf beiteben, baB Ab6iIfe sei3affen tperbeu
muB.
Die Streiter bert6eiten fi9 auf 6te elm
5eLnen 9epartements, tpie folgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Deferer Uofoientt.
Die unterfuaunss-G per-
ohentltht iRren 8ertdt.

Wt4tiee Gmpf ebIureem fir perbeferune
unierer Social potbeforoerune. = Der
mehrune Der Grdeer3ahI I'M 2l2. =
Derfbieoenes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Sic ttreiken 00O!
Die 2lrbeiter in pullman Ie9en
Ole 2lrbett nteoer.
Gtpa 1000 Mdnuer n1O 6rauer feiern

Cine 1eberrai6uns fir ole pullman Go. :
Die Seute in oen Sradtwa9en=lDerffd
ten MAIDEN oen QnfaH9. = Die it9tbare
nno ole wirfIide r1riabe oes Stretfs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
GrfIGrt ihnen Die fehoe.

Ti6ter 8eniaunin 9. Magrltoer bonn
StaatszS ber9ertbt, liegt nit Dem GountDz
ratb IN oftenem &ompf. 0or einiger
3ett bei6loB Der @oHntbratb, ben Gihter
gu erlucben, bas BON ibm bcnlbte .3tmmer
Jto, 4lO I'M @ountp. @ebaube aN r6llmen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
DR.. Rud. Seiffert,

Seit 1866 Rausar3t i'm 2IIerianer=6 ospitol.
Otfce=Stlnben BON 9h-11 lbr Born. int SpspitoI.
Office nnS 9Obnuus: Fl-173 0t g~fan6ulpb ctr
GfftcesStunOen "A ltbr gta9mttto9s.
Ser5s. Sun9ett5, unterlelbss nnb Sei6Iedts=RranfbetteI
tlHe Spe5talItat 1ieplSt ipum6
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01
RUFFIANISM.
The Want of Decency Is the Want of
Sense"
bigOtry.

The Want of Decency Is the Want of
Sense"
Unfortunately there is a class of
men in This country, usually demo
Gratis, who delight in making remarks
at public meeting and at all other
places derogatorv to public speakers
to whom they are opposed They call
them liars, old Williams, traitors etc,
etc, and act toward them in as in.
sulting q manner as possible. 1t is
quite common for them to brag Of
their mother wit" They are so I'm.
familiar with good breeding and man
ners that they are insensible of the
fact that they are acting the part OF
hoodlums Their idea of free speech
is to whip somebody that is opposed
to them and to swinnle them politi-
cally in every way they can.
We call the attention of all good
people without regard to their poll
ties to watch these men at every
public speaking and see if they are
Populists or not See if the ruffianism
and hoodlumism exhibit is not con.
fined to the old parties
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01
TRUMBULL A CRUSHER,
lie Knows the Populists Are Right and
Has the Courage to Join Them.

lie Knows the Populists Are Right and
Has the Courage to Join Them.
Judge Trumbull did not stop to con-
slider the fact that for every day in
the last ten years there has been out
standing an average of at least
s., 600, OOO,O OO in notes or other evil
dences of Indebtedness on real estate.
He ignored the important circum-
stance that about half of this repre-
sentS money remaining due on land
which was purchased for a much
larger aggregate, and that the other
half represents money borrowed for
the purpose of making different kinds
of improvements - building houses
in the cities, and fencing, stocking,
draining, etc, on the farm. At the
beginning of 1890 the total of these
mortgage Indebtedness was about
Sc, 600, 900, OOO Now the effect Of the
free coinage which Judge TrumbNli
asks for simply would be to enable
the people who have borrowed this
ST., 900, OOO, 600 which they have prom
Used to pay to keep possession Of the
land and all the improvements there
on, and yet pay only half as much as
they had agreed to pay. 1t that equit-
able? Chicago Tribune.
It is not equitable. And it is not
true. The effect of the free coinage
which Judge Trumbull asks would be
to prevent these borrowers from pay
ing twice SC, 600, 900, 600 to their cred
| itors. Under the present gold stand
ard the purchasing power Of gold
dollar has been nearly doubled, and
therefore it requires almost twice the
amount Of every commodity to obtain
a dollar that it did at the time these
debts were contracted. Is that equit
able?-Chicago Times.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

Milwaukee dispatch; Robert Schil.
ling, chairman of the Peoples party
state central committee, returned to-
day from a two weeks trip in Wis
consin, during which he spoke at a
number of places He said the in
crease of Populist strength in the
state was phenomenal "We have
congressman nominated in every dis
triet of the state this year." he said,
with a good chance of electing Henry
Smith in the Fourth, c. II. Van
Wormer in the Seventh, j. f. Miles in
the Ninth and William Munro in the
Tenth district" He said the indica'
tons were that the party wcdld carry
Kenosha, Milwaukee, Manitowoc,
Brown, Marinette, Florence, Oneida,
Ashland, Bayfield,, Douglas, Dunn,
Burnett, Barron, Chippewa, Eau
Claire, Green, Iowa and Richland
counties. He predicted big increase
in Washington, Ozaukee, ShebOygan,
Oconto, La Crosse, Buffalo, Dane,
Rock, Crawford, Walworth, Vernon,
Grant and Waukesha
in the town of Kiel, Manitowoc
county" he said, "a town where we
had two votes for President in 1892,
there is Populist club of sixty.two
members In GAINESVILLE, where
Weaver had twelve votes, l addressed
a meeting Of thousand people two
weeks ago. We shall carry Winnie
bago county if the A. P. A. doesn't
knock us out The party has four
clubs in Dane county outside of Madi-
son. The Madison club has $50 mem
bers, and the indications are that we
shall carry the city. The father of j.
NJ. Clancy, assistant attorney general,
is president CT the Populist club at
Stoughton. More than half the voters
of the city of La Crasse are enrolled
in the Peoples party clubs, while at
Belvedere, Buffalo county, two-thii is
Of the voters are Populists. "
Regarding the outlook in other
states, Mr.. Schilling said that North
Dakota, South Dakota Nebraska,
Kansas, Minnesota, Texas, Washing
ton, Colorado, Nevada and Idaho were
sure for the Peoples party this year.
In Nebraska" he said, -four and
perhaps FIVE. congressman out of six
will be elected. and in California we
shall elect two congressman. The
Oklahoma delegate in congress will
be Populist W: shall have the bal.
nee OF power il Illinois
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01
POKER PLAYERS.
The Peoples Law Makers Gambling
Away the Time.

Away the Time.
Coming Nation: A Washington dis
patch tells how a governor a rich
lobbyist and two congressman played
poker from Thursday to Saturday
midnight in a swell hotel there, in
which the winnings were $50, 600 mo
body loses. of course9 Say, you
farmers at the pillow and you work.
men at the bench or tramping for a
job did you ever read how the kings
and nobility held high carnival and
carousal while the people starved?
OF course you Americans would not
submit to any such conditions! You
would not pay rulers to gamble in
stead of making wholesome laws!
You would not have your officials
violate the laws of the land, gam
bling for pot of $50 CO., while if
any of you were to play penny ante
you would be indicted by the next
grand jury! o, you wise, shrewd
Americans, how jealous you are of
your liberties. EJECT gamblers and
criminals for governors and congress
men! You deserve to sit by bare
cupboards in cherries quarters mis-.
named homes for your stupid party
bigotry.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01
Legislation for England.

Henri Waterson's paper seconded
BY a Chicago paper, is mourning the
disposition of congress to legislate
for England and the inclination Of the
government to look to Great Britain
for precedents Here is marvellous
awakening from a Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep The government OF the United
States dare not sneeze unless it knows
that Queen Victoria has taken snuff.
1t dare not enter into financial obli-
CATION, not even to the extent of sign
ing a dollar bill, until it is sure that
the people of Lombard street approve
of it. In its relations to Great Briuain
there is not much difference between
midland America. The principal point
Of difference is that if India does not
consent to be raped financially, the
British lion will chew her up, while
on the other hand, if the United States
resistS Great Britain will buy con-
gress, or in some other way allure
our honorable innocents into
making Internal fools of them
selves. In either case the old lady
gets what he wants. She has taken
from us millions Of dollars to which
she had no honest right and is taking
millions more. What were once her
thirteen American colonies are soft
snap for Great Britain. She no longer
has any trouble in their government;
they take care of themselves and pay
their own expenses, while they arc
still tied to the apron strings of their
mother, who draws a handsome
revenue from them. 1t is taxation
without representation now as never
before The English bought our
bonds and then manipulated legisla-
ton concerning them until the profit
was colossal; they buy up our indus
tries and the laws are fixed SO that
they can get their profits in gold, anG
our brethren across the pond have
had rollicking time with us for
thirty years. 1t has been fun for
them but death to us; and with thirty
years record OF legislation for Great
Britain by the Americans the distin-
guished Kentucky editor has Just be.
come indignant. 1t is another case
of locking the door after the horse is
len.-Farwsrs' Voice.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

money is tight we char-e 10 per
cent"
John T. Mulgand, president Of the
Bank of Topeka, the largdet bank in
the Kansas state capital, with deposits
aggregating over SsOO,OOO stated that
that bank was loaning money at 8 per
cent to merchants whose credit was
fair"
Mr. Mason, the paying teller of the
Bank Of Topeka and secretary OF the
Topeka clearing house, furnished the
following figures:
Average clesrings Of Topeka in July,
1893 ............... ....-....- q %. ~
Average clearings Of Topeka for July,
lesf ............ ..........' '--...- - ~
Average clearings in August, 1898 &c. l,O45'S y
Average clearings 70 August, 1891. 2,Ss2' "
In the lightof this showing the cor
poration acrobats and political work
ers in the interest of the railroad can
didate are very much disturbed.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01
Do You Do This.

81 write unto you not to keep com
pany. if any man that is named
brother be a fornicator, or covetous,
or an idolator, or a reviler, or a
drunkard, or an extortioner, with
such one no, not to eat Paul
Is a millionaire eovetous man? Is
a millionaire an extortioner?
If not how did he get the money?
But then, there is no danger Of any
Populist keeping company with
millionaire.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

THE industrious cotton raisers have
raised so much cotton to clothe the
world with that the price has fallen be-
low cents, and the world can't use it
at that, because there is not work for
the people.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

AT every Populist defeat the old
parties declare they have buried the
Populist forces, and at the succeed
ing election there are more Populists
than before. 1t is lively corpse.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

One of the first lessons of Free
Masonry is that eight hours is days
work, and every Mason that opposes
eight hours as days work ought to
be expelled from the orde;
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

GREAT BBITAIN'is running the world
On gold basis. In few years more
abe will own all the young nations of
the world.