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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06

V pktsk senksa piedseffsla
eeiai pledIo,s poioIss pro eukt
jak snAmo, ,ksonsm Nokialsy ho
hylo elo ~ eakf safgsj sraaehs q
isn "a fsh6oviht poasehAao POI
esn,a, sask M ytfoba dkas pfemie
lloueiy1 2 een,y ~ libfa I'lsilo
ha wilaeaeya, lak pIijsis byla '
satmovnt poslsnoh, raAiia pfemii !
elo ~ rsiifkdn, tsk " enkf mti
hti dplht Ella pfpai Finantni ko
mise senAiu tmhails pledIoha
Wilsooova Ton smysI, sby Plses.
no bylo cent ~ igss Q lihfyt
kaakas demokfstiekteh ssasisfh
,msbiI ~ optt . lednA "a nynf o oIo
20 pfocent ua vsschen eskr, sufoyy
rsfaoysat, mino to pas dalai olo
eeata na fshhkda q Isdnu dsaeii
nu oesta na libru sviAAt6 81 seni,
kde W uklkdali prsmii na vgvos.
yyimuto ma toho btti IIasaIsko.
ehoi eukr ma bjt ssm doyAiea
bes ella Proli tomu mluyil sen.
Henderson q Neb DoyosoVal, te
skoto 10000 milionh Iiber cutfu
bylo minult rok nde spotfebovAno,
oen6 isq milionh dolafh. Zba.
vent oukru ella ,namonalo by ssnik
na,i rdejsf vyroby dpln6, kdeito
ponechAnf nyndjif pfomio podlc
phyodnfho usneaeni yedlo by k TO.
mu, ie by toto zemi do roku
1905 vyrAb6l sc rde yscchen cukr
co potfebujem a penirc IA tyi by
rastAyaly remi a neplynaly by do
ciliuy, k obohacovAnf jinych naro-
dc. Po mem nAsledoval populista
Peffer Kansasu, ktery tea mluyil
o podrienf premie a vsemoznem
podporoyanf WYNN prdmyslu Gu
krovarnickeho. - v sobotu Aid.
rich mluvil pro premii a Caffery !
Louisiany proti nj.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06
sasim dIuinik nn I

f'tm dAls, tlm hate. iss, stsft pii
gi. kisft sutitila ss ~. ,sImS
i pli pisllplsfssi "a tssopls MAms
,lilli mpobo dlsluiAas Isiitoi I ".
IAvtni lest pents uegyhaalelat -
poststi, maatma nalehaft lAdsli
seehuy iiaiaisy, ahy ile malsos,l,
.spon tAalstha kiSi ns eele, ilah
|shl naposiIi NsJAdams hemoi
losll, ssiah a ssseh aspoh ateo
|,iii mnsime.
WI Htrots zlpadu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06
KroniIxa udalosff.
ArmAdy nezamtstnantch.

Armada Kelly-ho, po5tem az
100, pfibyla pond6lf do Saint
Louis a dostalo SO j tam slusn4ho
uvftanf. o vydrzovanf armady pc
Gas pobytu st. Louis jest delhi.
ckSmi uniemi postarano. We
stfedu armada Kelley-ho se roz,
dvojila sice opustily jei prave ty
nejstarsf Getty, jez MIN az ze
Sacramento, Cal, cestu prodelali.
Celkem odtrhlo Sc cd Kelley.ho pet
setnin ty nynf potahnou ma Wash.
ington ncela jinou cestou. Cesty
jejich budou tedy sice rozlidn6, cfl
bude ale tyz.
V Denver shromazd6no bylo v
iter5 575 dlena armady nezam6st.
nanych, 2 cehoz yetsina cd sameho
pobfezf tichomofskeho pfisla 40
dnh sc jiz ma cest6 nal6zala. Nell
sebou dosti potravin pro nejbliz.
sfch n6kolik dnh.
General" Kelly opustil so SWIM
"lodstvem" St. Louis minuly pa.
TEX. Nez vsak sc dostal pryG, mel
jeste mnoho nesnasf SO svym "plu.
kovnfkem" Speedem, kterS Sc znaG.
nou dastf muzstya mu jiz Des
Names vypoyedel poslusnost. Cas-.
ne rano minuly patek Kelly nechal
dopraviti vsecky zasoby ma lode a
nechaie Speeda s muzstvem spati
vydal Sc ma dalsf plavbu. Chtel
vsak sebCu vxfti tez lof nemoc.
nymi, vaak bylo tam n6kolik lidf
Speedo-vSch, TAX Sc jim to nexdafi.
10. Ma lodfcb Kelly.ovych SO
nalenalo asi 100 lidf speedovych,
kteff SO necht6li vzdalit a byli
watt sebou. Uprostfed feky
vsak pfefflli nahle provazy, jimiz
byly lode jejich k ostatnfm pfiva-
zany zam6fili ku bfehu illinois.
skemu, vzavse 3 sebou Ease asi so
lidf Kelly.ovych, kter6 vsak vysadi-
Ii zde ma bfeh. T6mto SO podafilo
dostati sc ma drahou stranu n pfi-
pojiti Sc opet ku Kelly mu. Kelly
zfskal v Saint Louis asi 200 rekrutt.
Speed zamystf prodati sv6 lode a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06

pasliti - kfssAi oeslaa A. Wash.
lngiona ~ snoha.
Cafl llfowa "a cassj oyy sfmk
~ taslsl dopis vfehhimn soaiei
fieIdoyi " ws.iiuglene. Ikdaje
aby byi pfopuA,tn . sttsnt. stml
pft Isst hepfAvsm astshtn soad
90 odsysdal ptpiry soadnfma yist
~ Ihstapoe iiasisan plipfavale "a
! radiant o habeas corpus vs pro
.pteh Cossy "a, sisk brown lei
pfsdsAaI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06
MOVE lpRlvY DOMlCI.

r.oii,iohe.

HhNW"fhN FH@thNNu PfAul1tlt
poGdbli pledseda slopia od rodiny
.oAutoyy, odpovidaltoi "a asuese.
~. lel snsmoyns yshleIpm dmrti
eho pfijala Den teo ytnoykn byl
kleiitostsm Dist Columbia. - "
,tsry byla pfedm6tom debaty pied.
loha 6eliei ka sfnseni dane ma
bankoyky s,Atnf. Ioslaneo Johnson
Indiany lidil, kan ny yedlo "a.
laveni rem6 bereeunymi pnpirovy.
ni pendEy. PfipominaI, ic liver ae
aeriskhyh moinostf plaoeni, ale
kutednym placenim. VydavAnf
pankovek bylo rkouseno pied val.
ou = osudn}m yyslodkem. Black
George mluyil zhjmu pfedlo.
". - We stfedu ami snemoyna ami
enat nezasedali, pfidiuu syatku
dobent hrobh.
We Gtvrtek tvofila hlayni pred.
act debaty snemoyad poslanch
pfedloha xrusenf dane ma ban.
Eovky. V pAtek pfijata pfedloha
enatu, povolujfcf vyplacenf nd.
rad, ma kterych Ne mesinarodnf
mfrcf soud zalelitosti t.lehh v
.ofi Beringoy6 usnesl. Navrh
snesenf, ably se Rusku dala sesti-
p6sf6nf vypoy6d ma zrusenf smlou.
y vespolne, byl odkazan komisi
70 ralezitost! zahranicne. Ostatek
me traven dalsf debatou zrusenf
I.n6 ma bankoyky. - V sobotu
ovstala debata navrhu Goldziera
'iiiinois, ably vysetfeno bylo, zda.
spravnf rada Washington sniff
) mzdy ddlnfkam. Cannon navr-
E.oval, ably vysetfovanf rozsffeno
Eylo ma vladni zam6stnance, ale TO
emokrate necht6li. PAX jednano
pet pfedloze ma zrusenf dane ma
ankovky.
!, Senat ztravil pond6lf hodin
ebatou Gle ma dffvf. IIlavnfm
s6nfkem toho dnc byl Walsh
"a. = V itery pfedseyzato rannf
odin6 jednanf zpravG vysetfova-
komise pokusu podplacenf
enatora a sen. Hill vytykal dlenam
omise, proc 81 nepfedvolajf sena-
pry ame, o jichz iplatnosti po-
ssti kolujf proc nal6hajf ma
kpravodaje, ably jim vyzradili zdro.
zprav svdfenSch jim pffpovddf
,achoyani t5chz tajnosti.
We 6tvrtek podan byl senatorem
urpie navrh ma zrusenf obapoln6
Imlouvy = Ruskem. Ohledn6
!avajska oylo pfijato usnesenf,
gby ponecbano bylo sobe sam6mu
e Spojen6 Staty tam nijakym
p6sobem nezakro6f zakro6enf
inc vlady povazovaly by "a krok
Lepfatelskf. Usnesenf to pfijato
yednohlasne. A TAX skoncila ne
rastna havajska politika pane
Illevelandova.
v Vrchnf pestmistr Bissell, tax
lko ysichni clenove kabinetu do.
81 pfttel monopolh, zaslal pred.
Viseovi cd komise pro mezistatnf
|lbchod dopis nemz vyklada sve
Idvody, proc nesouhlasf s tim,
by telegrafy pfialy We sprawl
IAtnt. 4,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06

no u1HHh YysNsiY 80 VfVAly
pfohli Istaen dosud nebyI nikdo.
n .ktb6 t6i nikdo pofsnsn nsbyl.
I Hsda slavehnich iemsssl v
Nss Yofka ornAmils sfohitektdm
Ia kontfaktaram v tomto m6sta,
Ie bYl prollhkeu boycott proti
yism .,ayebnim potfebAm, vyfkbd.
nfmi ei,fmi dtlniky q AmerikAnh
ramtsteanymL ZAroyeh byl pro.
blAaen boycott proti potfebAm q
sboif W ydtent yyrAbsndm.
I slA.knJfoi horntoi v Missouri
rmoonili - slaku ma drkse Atchi.
sou, Topeka & Santa 10 ndkolik
mil jiin6 Cd st. Joseph, Mo. pro-
hlAsiIi, De jej nesydajf, dokud no.
budou domh dovcieni. Vypomocny
marsal spojenyoh stata 80 vydal
ma misto nepokojc pakli jej nevy-
dali po dobr6m, 10 80 co obAvat
yatnyGh nAs,edkh.
| u Columbus, o. sddluje sc, 10
vseobecnA sthvka hornfkh chslf 80
poznenhhlu ku konci. Pfedseda
hornicke jednoty Mcbride dostAvA
telegramy cd mnohych majiteld
dolh, kieff zdrahali Sc az dosud
u
zadan6 mzdy stavkafdm povolit,
ably jen stayka byla ukon6ena. Jeh
mensina pry jiz vzdoruje. Matte
love dolh Pittsburgh Ohio od-
b9vali poradu, na nfz so usnesli, ze
budou platit Pennsylvania 90
centh a Ohio go. Stavkafi zada-
| il pro Pennsylvania 10 ctd Ohio
70 eta. Pozd6ji odhlasovali mali
telov6 rs eta cd tuny dobyteho
uhlf Pennsylvania 65 cent?
Ohio. Jinf chit platit 10 centa
ale neuznavaji unii. We vyjedna-
vani Sc pokracuje. Zatfm stavka
trva dale ma nekterych mfstech
opat doslo k vytrznostem. V oko.
II Connesville, Pa. byl celkem kid
v tydnu minulem. Stavkafi dali
satkDouti nekolik vypomocnych se-
rifa jiz zastfelili Slovaka Galatku u
dolu. Stichle Hollow, kdyz stavkafi
tam pfisli y prdvodu, ably neuniove
pfim6li k opust6nf prace. V lowe
stavka celkem klidn6ho ma pr6-
bdhu. V Cripple Creek, Colo.
pfipravovali Sc stavkafi pro pffpad,
ze by serif cht6l uciniti ma ne
dtok, aneb guverner Waite povolal
milici. AZ dosud u6initi SO tax
zdrahal. V Leavenworth, Kans.
odb3yali dne 81. kv6tna obcan6
schhzi, nfz slfbena ochrana vsem
hornfkdm, jiz do prace Sc odebefou
pomohou nastaly nedostatek uhlf
odstraniti.
| Do dolh Pennsylvania jsou
houfne pfivazeni cernosi zjihu
zapadu, ably zaujali mfsta stavkafd.
Do Scottdale bylo vsobotu pfiveze
no sos muza sedmi dobyt6fch
vozeeh. Italsky iednatel, kterS ie
sem pfivezl, byl pfepaden stavkafi
dasne zmlacen. Majitele dola
chit "a kazdou cenu uhlf dobyvati,
vsak se stavkafi SO shodnout
nechtf.
| Smirof soud Denver, Colo,
guverner Waite "a hornfky diva
inf 6lenove "a maiitele dolh, vyff-
dill dne 8. 6ervna otazku velke stav.
ky okresu El Paso siee ma pro.
speech stavkafh. Tito dosahi sho-
Dime DOLBY pracoynf a 80 dennfho
Ylafu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06

limto hladoyime" lIo.tineo byl
eelf ovtten he.ly misln lema pli
mtienfmi yieeky aoglickt lisiy
ialiyt odsa,uIi toto IodnAni a
pohanu amenekt vlajhY jen Jed
noho litovali Iest, ~ Iaou "a ve
spojeni tlmto menem t6i "l,oha
mians'. aakoliv Cechov6 . tim uic
spolsdntho nemtl Cechov6 II
glfiili = nestositntmi y}tfInoatmi
kos ostudy a nyni 80 bude ~
anglickf tisk OPP, pii kaldt pFileIi
toati otirat. Takovtto po6inhnf
Coxey.ista jest nesmysln6. Anne.
rioky prapor "a bfda nemhie, spise
70, ie 81 xvolili pfi yolbhch spatn6
dfadnfky. Kdyby misto nvsmysl.
nyoh demonstraei ii koho hled6ti
mali do dfadu VOLT a nonechali 81
"a skleniei piva prodat, nemusili by
pax b6dovat nad bfdou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06
rs hJlIss,i l,,seh
fsi.s m - a.

sbratlsns Ikdy q. n. ~. a. state
Missouri sspolAiaIy dns .. q.
6efyna ' Nkfodai afni & y. A.. A..
roh Dolman Allen Ave. ' Saint
Louise selkoIspoa slayaost Iabi.
lsItt ~ oslayu l0letdho trvknf
vslikA a rdArns ph.obfei efgtni.a
ce ,hto ka slaynosti dostAyili 80
sAssupoovd NAroduiho lllavnfho
llAda Chicago, sAstupeovs jeino,.
livtoh fAdh tech ktertoh meat
bliisioh ! yrdkIensjsioh. rcjmena q
Clevelandu, &C. Joseph, Kansas
City, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City,
atd. Take Omahs byla raatou.
pena UvitAni hoa,d ' soboln ~
uedeli volicc yfele. Program no.
dSlnf yydsFil 40 rnamenits, celia
slaynost byla yelkolepa. Bylo
pfftomno vice jak tisfc osob. slay.
nostni fec rodaktora organu RAdh
G. \. T.. y. bratra vkclava Snajdra
pfijata byla yelikou pochvalou.
UspoFadana sbfrka va prosptch
Uslfednf Matice Skolsk6 vynesla
s52. - u vecer byla spoleGna Ia
bule zastupch hostn a Plies. V
ponddlf spoleonS vylet po fece
Mississippi do Montesano Springs
po lodi. U6astenstyf znaGne.
Jos. Mix.
Pro svrchovanost statni.
Pravnf vybor sn6movny poslan.
ca odporucil pocatkem tydne sne.
movn6 pfijetf pfedlohy, kterouz
zkracena ma pravomocnost soud6
spolkov5ch, pffpadech nichz o
neposlusnost k soudhm SO strany L.
fadnfkh statnfch, okresnfch neb
mestskych so jedna. Jiz Y nekoli.
ka pffpadech uznani byli dfadnfci
tito soudem spolkovym vinnymi
neyaznosti k soudu, an odmftli
uloziti neb vybfrati xvlastnf dan,
ulozenou neb naffzenou soudem
spolkov5m "a ncelem krytf rozsud.
KID, proti okreshm neb mestnm Wy.
danych, byr by 81 byvali hajili tim,
10 ulozenf dan 1 tech Sc zakony
statu dotycneho Sc nesrovnava.
V6tsina vyboru tvrdf, ze pfedlohou
tou zabraneno btti mi sopd6m
spolkovym pfestupovanf poruso
vanf zakond jednotlivych stata, an
v mnoha statech jest dstavnf opa.
trent, jak velky dluh ifadnfky
ucinen byti maze, aniz by ob6an
stvo o souhlas tazano byti muscle
tudiz rozsudek ma obnos v6tsf,
nez laky dstavou povolovan jest, cd
soudd statnfch dostan bgti nemaze,
tax &c v pffpadech podobnych SOU
dy spolkov6 zakro6enf zadany
byvajf. - Mensina v5bora, kteraz
odporacuje zavrzenf pfedlohy, pro.
hlasaje to "a krok nevlastenecky,
jfmz zasazena bSti ma prudka rama
nasemu zffzenf vladnfmu jtmz
soudy spolkov6 zbaveny bSti mali
prava rozsudky sv6 provad6ti.
Pohana americke vlajEy.
Chicagske rannf listy ze dne /.
6ervna pfinasejf zpravu urazce
americkeho praporu, jaka Sc mu
stala v jednom polsk6m hostinci ma
Noble ulici, Y Chicagu. v hostin.
ci tomto sc rekrutujl "vojAci" pro
polskou setninu Coxey-oyy armady
den zdobenf hroba, kdy vsickni
pravf Americana oslavovali prnho.
vanS prapor, systroili Coxey-ista
uspin6ny prapor americky q okna,
pod n6jz pfiv6sili nApis: "Pod
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06
KRAJ AN FL

usAdims Van taamos y .ms oisvsi firms pod lmaosm
South Omaha Live Stock Commission Go
taufp b wnsaa tabss p nsasss
Ttio firms ma nsJepif fatse beispaehgt pfoisaas al
Aeh Pfgto iiAms mey ~ sAs dobys 10 pfis sasiIs
~ vaaek0 FaM
south Omaha Llfe Stock 20,
a.. Office III Exehaage Bldg, No Omaha. seb,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06
Fleldovo museum.

Minul6 so5o,y bylo Fieldovo
kolumbiok6 museum v Chicago
odeyzdano vefcjnosti. Toto mu.
scum jest to nejvdtsf v Americe.
Slaynost byla jednoduchou krat.
kou. Pfftomno bylo neco pres ii.
sfc osob n blavnfm feGnfkem byl
Rev. Gunsaules. IIlaynfm ice.
lem musea jest zv66niti pamatku
sv6tov6 vystavy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06
Move postovni ponkazky.

DDe /. cervence bude zastaveno
yydavanf postovnfch not Postal
Notes. a zmenen cely system pos.
toynfch poukazek. Mfsto nynej-
sfch Money Orders budou Sc vyda
vati jin6, podobnd expresnim, ale
vetsf. Tez bude "a nc jina saba.
DO $3.50 budou stati 8 Gently, do 5
dol. 5 cent?, do 10 dolard centd,
do 20 dolara 10 centh, do 30 dol.
l2c., do 40 dol. Is centd, do 60 dol.
20 cent6, do rs dolarh 25 cent?, do
100 dolarh 35 centd. Ma postach
kde Sc az posud vydavaly Postal
Notes ale ne Money Orders budou
Sc vydavati move Money Orders
do obnosu $500, ale nebudou Sc
zadn6 vyplaceti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-06-06

hue so az posuu VyuaValy Iostal
Notes ale ne Money Orders budou
Sc vydavati move Money Orders
do obnosn IS 90, ale nebudou Sc
zadn6 vyplaceti.
Pokousan mysi.
Pred desfti dny byl smfr6f soud-
ce a vynikajfcf farmer Melville
Glove, Guthrie, Oklahoma, po-
kousan cd velke krysy We sv6 syp-
CO. Mys Sc mu zakousla do prstu
spasobila mu jen nepatrn6 poran6.
nj sotva kapka krve vytekla. IN
diva dny onemocndl nynf jest zu.
fiv}m sflencem. L6kafi se vyia-
drill, 30 trpf vzteklinou, nakaziv
SO cd krysy. Manzelka jeho jest
tez nasledkem toho polosflena
vsichni sousede 2 okolf 10 musejf
hlfdat.
DeInicke zpray,
! V Rouse, Colo. Sc vratilo pres
sto hornfk6 do prace.
| Pres sest set stavkuifcfch uhlo-
kopd ve Walsenburgu, Colo, sc
sebralo minuly patek a tahlo k
n6kolika dolhm, kde SO dosud pra.
covalo, ably pfinutili pracujfcf del
Milky k zastavcni prace. Dolly pax
obsazeny strait.
! Asi hodinu po pal noci pfiplf,
lilo SO odd6lenf stavkujicfch hornf.
kh poblfze obydlf 6ernosskych
skebd u dolu ofslo 40 bltze Macon,
Mo. vypalili ma nc asi 40 ran.
Straae hned opetovaly palbu stra-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-16
4 Procession of Object Lessons.

Tt is q well known fact that The Con
stitltOn made an earnest and an ur-
gent appeal at the beginning of the pres
ent administration for an early session
of congress ana speedy legislation on
the lines of financial relief and tariff
reform pledged in the Chicago platform.
The grave problems demanding imme-
date solution and the unfayOrable CON
ditons then prevailing in the CONNER
cial and industrial world convinced us
that uncertainty and delay in the set
tlement Of financial and tariff questions
would be disastrous to The interests of
every section. Our appeals were not
needed by the powers that be and the
men who control 1t was said by the
advocates of the gold standard that the
country needed an object lesson; that is
to say, business and industrial StI%na-
ton and a panic were needed to force
the acceptance of the gold standard,
and almost anything rather than hang
on the ragged edge Of uncertainty. The
managers of the object lesson had their
way but when the purchasing clause of
the Sherman act was finally repealed
not one of the promises of the gold
sharks was redeemed. On the contrary.
| the pledges of financial relief We're re
| pudiatcd. and as the weeks rolled by
matters went from Dad to worse
Our readers have not forgotten the
| predictions made by the gold standard
men last year. They pictured bright
ening skies, reviying prosperity and m
era of happiness and plenty as the i'm
mediate and direct results of the uncon-
ditional repeal of the silver purchas-
ing clause of the Sherman act The
| currency contractionists and mon0pO-
lists had their way. but their predic-
tons failed to materialize Their Do
| iect lesson was q great success from
their point of view. 1t paralyzed bust
ness. threw hundreds of thousands out
Of employment and caused the clam0r
of discomfort and distress to be heard
all over the continent Anything for a
change was the cry, and many demo
Gratis in congress, against their better
judgment, yielded to the pressure, and
the gold standard was allowed to tri-
umph.
But one object lesson did not suffice
A procession of object lessons started
with the establishment of the gold
standard. and the end is not in sight
| The Shrinkage of values caused by the
policy of contracting the currency has
resulted in greater losses than would
have followed a civil war, Capital con-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-16
Our Military Strengt

How many men in the United States
are fit fer military service, and what Is
the strength of the regular army ana
the militia Of the states?
The answer should reassufe the timid
people who are afraid OF u general out
break of lawlessness There are 5000
600 men in this country subject to mil
itary duty. $4,000 men in the regular
army and the militia numbers H., 190
volunteers.
The rich and populous states have a
strong militia New York has 1910
soldiers; Pennsylvania, S,G14; Ohio,
6,125; Massachusetts, $500; Illinois,
AIT; Indiana, 1888; Iowa, 2,351: Mis-
souri,, 2.415, and Michigan, 2,SO1. These
volunteer soldiers are subject to the
orders OF the president and can be sent
wherever they are needed.
If there should be an uprising Of any
magnitude the president would call on
the governors of the states for as many
million men as might be required to sup
press the disturbance. OF course, it is
not to be supposed that a sensible peo-
pie like the Americans will ever render
such Il step necessary. The federal gov
ernmcnt is solidly backed by the people
of every state with the exception of Il
very small percentage of the discon-
tented and laWless classes, and if pub
lie disorder in any locality is allowed to
continue for a few days it is because
the government is mcrcifuI and is re-
luctant 10 use the force at its command.
When the necessity arises, however, the
misguided men who defy the law will
find that the tremendous might of this
great republic cannot be resisted either
at home or abroad
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a lesson to the Farmers.

The great strike Of the past week in
terIupted traffic to n serious extent, but
while it may be regarded as a national
calamity, it Will be a blessing if Our
farmers profit by the lesson which it
teaches.
We have seen that it is possible for
one man to issue an order which in a
few hours VIII tie Nd the main trunk
lines and blockade interstate commerce.
cutting off from US the section which
has so long been our source of grain and
meat supply. If the strike had been a
complete success it would have driven
some communities to the verge of star
walton. and the planters of the south
would have been unable to move their
cotton or import food for man and beast.
In past generations when we produced
at home everything that was needed in
the shape Of grain and meat the inter
ruptiOn of communication with the west
would have simply impeded travel, with
ont making any difference in our mode
of living But with the multiplication
of railroads we have allowed ourselves
to become entirely too dependent upon
remote sections for the supplies which
might easily be produced at home.
It is not likely that a strike will ever
shut us off from the east and the west
for many days at time. but we should
not run any unnecessary risk. We have
a productive soil and plenty of labor Il
is just as easy now to raise our own
bread and meat as it was forty years
ago. and the advantage of such 4 policy
is too evident to be disputed. If the
southern people will make their section
as Independent and self-supporting in
the matter of food as it WIS in the old
DAYS, the labor strikes in other parts OF
the country will be scarcely felt here.
The strike should set our farmers to
thinking
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Out of a Job.

In these hard times when q man has a
job he had better stick to it.
Every wage Garner has somebody de
pendent upon nina father or mother
or a wife or children. II he is without
these he still has to feed and clothe him
self All this requires money and many
toilers have no income beyond their
wages.
Men cannot throw up their jobs these
days and expect the generous support
of a sympathetic public. Landlords,
butchers and grocers want cash and the
man out Of a Job is no favorite with
them.
But some impatient worker will COM
plain that his wages are too low. That
is unfortunate, but will he improve his
condition by going without any wages
at all? Hard times hurt employers as
well as the employed. Sometimes wages
are cut in order to keep men at work
and avoid the shutting down of great
industry. The sensible thing to Go is
TO make the best of it until times I'M
prove.
We have heard of so much suffering
among men out of work with half
starved families that we are astounded
at the folly of Others who are willing
to give up their jobs and risk the con-
sequences. Such conduct is utter mad
ness. For every man who steps out OF
a job twenty stand. ready to take his
place. Let no man in any position de-
lude himself with the idea that he is
Indispensable. There is no such thing
as an Indispensable man. thousands
of the brightest, most Industrious and
capable men that ever walked the earth
are now out of employment or doing
odd jobs until they can secure the work
they are best fitted for.
If any man thinks that it is big
thing to show his independence by Civ
ing up his job when there is no other
in sight he should first find out what
his wife and children really think about