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Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
6wet Dermifte pieoer auf9etauA.
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9etretener Geiitesabwefenheit i'm Sanoe
n~mher9ereift.


v O"N'I OA" Nv"
Der 0et6enbeftatter Sobn s.. 6au BON
bter, tpelher am Qlbenb oes 81. 5. 90. pG0Bz
LID bon SOutb Chicago abbanocn gefomz
men mar, bat iib sur 6reuoe ieiner Tamilie
gcitern NbenO tpie6er bel Wuttern einz
8elteut. WaS i'm DeranLabte, Ttatt nacb
6aule 3uriif3ufebrcn cine Geile nocb Salt
Safe GitD gu ma6eu, meiB er angebltcb ni6t
on5ugcben. ST. bate friiber etnmal in Salt
Safe GttD gctDoDnt, unb 6a er erit tiir3lib
bon elmer i6peren &ranfbeit ipieoer berz
gciteut poroen mar, 10 nimmt man an, 6aB
er in eincm 3uitan0e geiftiger @eit0rtbcit
ben fLeinen 2lbitsber na9 Dem Beiten
modte.
Nu9 8aIt s. 8utler, Ser frii6erc Con-
greBab9eOrbnete bon Soma, 6eiien gebeimz
niBuoQcs 8erl8wtnoen aus Selnein 10 piel
Qufiebcn erregtc unb auf beiien Bieberz
ftnbeb cine 8elobnung BON iiber $1,000
aus9elebt tuor0en tpar, lit angeblicb in
Sn0ianapoliS entoedt morOer. Mllch bel
tbm ibeint cine pl0Blicbe @eiiteSabipcieubeit
cingetreten 5u lein, benn angebIiob itno bic
Gret9ntiie Der eriten Wobe na6 ieincm
8eri6minben aus Selpein leinem @ebG9tz
nib Ooaitdnoi8 entidwunOen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Oas anti0ipbtheritifde ReiImittel.
9inf Pierce iebt sur Perfelrn9 oesfelben III
oen Oicnlt oeitellt.
9B oihtnatOn, 81. De-

Our 6eriteuung Oes Serums fir 0as
SeilmitteL gegen Die 9ipbtberie ftno Jest
flint gferbc in9ienit gelteut tporOen. 3rpet
berielben iin0 gigentDum bes Ufartnes
6oipttalbteniteS unb beftGoen it6 III Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Decentralization, nab
renb Die anberen Orei Dem @eiunbbeitsamt
bes 8esirfs geb0ren. Der Sberar3t S. S.
&inooun 1T nit Der 6eriteGuug oes An1t7
tortn's bel9dftt9t.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Die @6antptrt6f6aft BON 8. Sod

= Die @6antpirtbf6aft bon g. Sod
man, 2O7 Giio 0aIitebTtraBe, mar geitern
Nbeno, fur3 por elf ubr, Der S4aupluB timer
S9ieBerei nit blutigem Nusgange, @m.
8arrD aus 236 @ib 6alfteDftraBe gerietb
0aiel6it nit einem unbetannten Wfanne in
Streit uno tpurbe BON bemielben mittsls
zines &eboloers am re9ten &ute %pertpuuOet.
Man bra9te i'm nab Dem @Ountpz 0Oipitat,
tpp Die Ner3te ertldrten, DaB feline 8erleBun9
ni9t gefd9rli9 lei
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Gin topferer Observation-Disclosures.
Gin StroIb erf9ofen, uno Elm 5weiter t0otIid
perDunoet.
ct. Qouts. g 9e;

@eftern Q(6en6 tpur6e Der flie9en6e @ie7
nermurItbdnbler GOmar6 Steinbanf bon
3pei Strolden, 9famens S"ant WtcOonalr
un6 8atrid Suuipan an9efauen unO ntes
ber9eicbta9en. Nuf benz 8oOen Gtegeno,
3og ct ieinen 9tcpolper, unD feuerte mebz
rere S9iiie arf Die StraBenrduber ab.
0ie SOl8e mai 0aB Wc0onaIO tobt aui
benz 8laBe bGteb, unO Suuipan cine mabrz
i6einIib t06tLi1e @un6e baUOntru8.
Steinbant wuroe einftpeilen in 6aft Gez
nDmn1en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
msr Fault Ole neuen moRerbonOs

Comptroller Nderman tiinbigt an, baB
@ngebOte fir Die neuen fe9sprp5entigen
Waherbon0s gum 8etrage BON $50O,00O
8an3en ober get6eilt, in ieiner Office Bis
gum 5. Sanuar, 4 ubr Ha4mittags ein3uz
ret9en 1inb.
Die neuen Bombs pber Certificate perOen
in Summer BON ie $1,000 be3tp. $500 aus
geiteQt, unb bonn 5. Sanuar 1895 batirt fem.
0ie 3inien barauf lperben an 1. SUM- UNI
om l. DECEMBER 8ablbar iein.
Ser Comptroller bebdlt iI4 bus Re9t
Dor, Die etnge6enben 4ngebOte i'm @an5eu
Ober tbeiGpeiie 3u~riid3utpeiien.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Oos neue uGIif Poufe".
Die Grri6tune oefeIben fol- oemnddf in
2In9rif oenommen weroen.
sans ranctsco o, 81. Oe3

gOoGp6 Sutro beabitcbtigt, an STEELE bes
obgebrannten Slit 6Ouie" Elm OteritOGiges
@ebGube 81 erri6ten, baS 3pet StOfrperfe
OberbaIb uno 3tpet Stodperte unterbaLb Der
9berfld6e Der StraBe erbaGten iou. Sin
SlugeI iou iiber Die SeIien binausra9en,
10 oaB @Gite BON Der Geranba aus i'm
StiQen 0aean fihen f6nnsn.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Der neue Seroeant.at.arms

Gum Na6folger oes gum 9iilfszG6efz
@lert Der @ablbeb0rbe ernannten btsberi1en
@ergeantzat5armS Botpea 1T MiQiam@pote.
Der 8ruber bes alderman @ppte BON Der z.
Maro IN NnsIt9t genpmmen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Plus oem heirotbsbureon.

Na9 @ngabe bes 9eiratb8cGerts @alo<
monTon murben bonn l, Sanuar 1894 BIZ
beute Mittag 1928 0eiratbsI9eine aus
qefteQt, mas alio cine 9ur6i6nitts3abG BON
ungefG6r 1878 per Monat ergeben tpiirbe.
@erne bdtten mir %unferen Qefern aub Die
53abl Der @6ei9eibun9en unb 9eburten qe=
geben, bod tparen biefe troB mebrfa9er 8e=
miibunQen nt9t 3u erlangen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
STREET. unter GbeIeuten.
or fbIdet ihr oen Kopf ab uno f6neioet fid
Damn feIbt ole KehIe ab.
8tttsbura, go., 81. 9e3.

B~tttsbnr9, sd, 81. DEG.
6eute Worgen I'M bier IIbr gerietb Ser
am vBotnt" po6ne10e 8iQtam McWeuQen
nit iciner Trau III Strett un6 icbIuG ibr
nit einem Bell ben aopf beinabe OoUitdnz
big bonn &umpfe. Damn giua CT in bas
gfeben5immer unb icbnitt itcb nit einem
&aiirmeiier ben 6al5 alb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Gienrn Hrn4er moIAar

@eOrg Groder, neI3er qeTtern
gegen 3 l1br an Der Gde Der Moofnn !
Ga Saue Str. ben 3709 9rairie 0be. mo
enben Srant 9riffel aurempelte uno oIs1
Ter it6 otes per6at, b0sartis nit fetnen
19enmener bearbeitete, wuroe beuteI
BON Ht6ter Softer uuter $500 8iro}T
Dem Griminalgeri9t iberpjeIen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Grsprditoent peiroto franf.
Ginem Geriidte nab lift er p~ergiftet poroen
81 onteDibeo, 81. 9e3.

MonteDtbeo, 81. 9e3.
Son Gio Be Saneiro mtr6 beric6tet, baB
Ser Gr:Brditbent Reiroto idtper erfranft
lift. @ini8e iagen, ooB feline @rfranfun8
ourB cinen unfau bcrbei9efilbrt wurOe,
pGbren AnOere Der 9lnitcbt itn6, baB ibnt
Silt beiaebra@t morben lei.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Diebn1arft.

Sbtpeine limb beute ieit unO greiie urf
IL Gent bober. S6mere brubten 4.45ColI
49,, letbte 4.05(@4.55, bu~rcbeinanoerA
4;2O(@4.7O I, 9rObe gum 90teln 4.2004.40
r9i9s" 2.63@425.
GInOpteb unb S6afc limb beu,e nm ga.
10 Gents in Bic !66be gegauqcr.
3Htu9r 5000 Stif Schgstuc, $1,000
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Die 8eu0Ikernn9 uOn 2ima bnn=
CERT.
6ortwdbrenoe 1nruRen an Ger 60.
9esoronun9.
Die Gruppen orohen, 3u oen Rebelen Hbers
3ugeheu.
8 NJ a 8eru, 81. Oea.

, ~ , PNN"J OAH ~No'
Die 9te9ierun8 lit nibt I'M Stanbe, Die
tdglib uorfommenoen llnruben 3u inter-
Oriiden. Die 8ep0lferung leioet Otangel
an 2ebensmitteIu, unb lift our Ger3peiflung
getrieben.
Waebrere G5eicbdfte in ben @oritG6ten
ltnb geplinoert mor6en. Die Gruppen
oro6en, gum @eneral General 8ieroLG,
Dem 6ibrer Der 9tcbeIlen, iibcr3ugeber,
penn ibuen nibt balb 2%ebensmitteI g~eliefert
iperoer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
9erous9e9eben Don Der 3uinois Stoots=5eitun9s-Go,

BSg' MOr8et, ais att &ettADrss
ta0e,eri0etnt oas 9~(bemobIatt tttGt.
Die 0ef66ftS : STice bIttbt bon 12
1t1r Wtttta9s bis 2 1tbr Sl6enSs 9ez
fGIoHem.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Ueiegraphifde Oepef&en
Die koreanifdJen Rebeuen.
Sic 9rin0en oos K0ni9reia Rai.
q
limo feben ein miteIieo Ger min9s DYnafie
ais K0nte Elm.
q pfphnmd q. 81. Oe.

G5 miro beridbtct, baB Die Gong6afs, Die
9tebeuen in Der toreanilcben 8rootn3
@baQaos, Elm neueS &0ni8reicb gegriin0et
boben. Sic baben oemiel6en ben gfQnten
SEAMAN ge8eben, un6 Elm N&ttglie6 Der
Wftn9z9Dnait gum &0nige ausgerufen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

Nbonntrt auf ba5 2IDenOblatt- 0rei
l GentS per Summer, 6 @ents Der gRocbo
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Sebensmuoe 2nenfden.
Giner eroro6eIt iA, mdbrcno 5wei anoere
GorboIfdure sur 8ef0roerun9 III oas
1enieits beniiben.
Ge6or st aptbs, Sa., 81. 0es.

@eitern gtadbmittag bcgirtg Ser bieIigc
.3immermeiter un0 8auunternebmcr Sobn
WtOrf Selbftmorb. @lei6 nab benz Wtttz
ta8eiien 9ing er in iein 3immcr, I'M, wie
ct iagtc, itb auf cine fIrse 3eit nicbersus
le8en. 3u9letb bat er, nab elmer StuuOe
8erufen ST. tperOen. 9lS er nacb 8erlauf
Der 3eit gemeft merOen ioIte, fanb man,
bag er iib Dermittelit ieiner 6oientrdger
all benz 8ettpfoiten er0rolielt bate.
SaIcm, o, 81. 9es.
@iQtam Tarmer bon bier bat iib berz
mlttelit Garbolidure oa8 2eben 9enommen.
6Guslt6er ltnfriebe ioQ bic 0eranlaiiung
gu Der GDat getpelen icin.
GOuncil S~tuffs, Sa.,
81. December.
Sn eincm 9tnfaue bon S9mermut6 BAT
SameS GrunsDale nit elmer 9oiiS Garz
bollGure in ba5 Senieits bef0r6ert.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25
PARK COUNTY MINES
Gold Output shows ste.ay Increase
This Year.

Alma miners, after prospecting in
several Of the new districts, have re-
turned home in large numbers and
gone to work. There are now four
mills and one ore sampler in operation
in the district, all well supplied with
ore. Two more mills are about to
start up and there is some prospect for
AN Austin smelter to handle the pyritic
ores
The Mammoth and Yorktown lodcs
were sold last week at trustees sale.
John Egan of Alma took the property
in at 5000 cash.
The placers on Four-Milc creek,
near Fairplay, are preparing for rich
cleanup. Plenty of water this season.
Montgomery, one Of the old-timc
gold camps, is constantly adding to its
ore output
The Phillips mill runs steadily and
gives good satisfaction.
The Brownlow mill start. UP this
week 1t has plenty of material with
in reach aud will soon be shipping re-
,orts to the Denver branch mint.
The Alma Bulletin says it is rumorcd
that the London property, with the
large mill attached, is to be worked
under lease. This mine has been the
victim of frceze-out management
Twelve men are at work in the Sagi-
nav mine recently sold to Denver par
ties The force will be increased as
rapidly as development justities.
The Grosc and Trewcck placcrs near
Alma have been sold to an Ohio syn
dicate who have had their agents on
the ground the last two weeks. The
Alma Bulletin says extensive prepara-
tory work will be done this season and
next year the property will be worked
with hydraulics. The ground is be
lievcd to be rich, but thus far has been
worked with poor appliances. The
price Of the placcrs is not stated.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25

The governor Of the great state OF
Missouri evidently desires ii to bo-
come known that he is governor.
1ln won't on record sope tinn ago,
during very warm political calu-
paigp rs being ready to throw fcder.
al officials into tho Missouri river.
and was well laughed at for his
pains Now he has taken 1t upon
himself to officially question the
right OF the United Statcs TO protect
its mails.
Tho trouble with Stone seems to
be that he does not know that the
doctrine OF states rights as against
tho national union was finally set
tied quarter OF century ago In
favor Of tho union. Gosernor Stone
may think such procedure will give
him prominence before the people.
but tho fact Is he has placed himself
In tho position OF tho stupid boy at
school who wears tho conical cap.
The digniiled and courteous reply
Of General Shelby. albeit slightly
sarcastic, makes tho governors un-
tonAblo stand oven moro ridicul GUS
In the eyes of tho world, and loavcs
the executive In most unenvia bio
position. Kansas City journal.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25
THE MAJOR REJOICES.

with the Income Tax Fastened on the
Yanks the South Is Revenged.
l have just been out rejoicin with
some OF our Southern ehiv al rous
spirits over the fact that the income
tax has been clinched onto the tariff
bill tighter than a steam biler.
would rather have lost leg than
seen that measure beaten. writes
Major Randolph Gore Hampton in
the New York Advertiser. because
know Its II hot poker on the back OF
the Internal, greedy, purse-proud
Yankees and the whole Internal
secktion that got rich by robbin the
South and passing protecktion laws.
Well give 'em now some OF the
same kind OF protecktion that they
have been givin' us for thirty d
years. This income taxin' idee Is a
great thing for the South. After
We get ii started well we can keep
on putin on the screws till the
Yankees with the incomes will have
to pay the whole pension bill and
help run the government besides It's
great, tell you, and the action OF the
senate is worth celebra tion in every
town and hamlet in the South. It's
the biggest piece OF justice we've
got up to date from this turkey
buzzard congress. Mr.. Dave Hill
got we'll lickt on this scheme and
suppose he will join the gold bug
party now. and go and live in Wall
street. ! am done with him. His
attact on that noble old Southern
patriarch, senator Isham G. Harris.
was scandalous, and IL rules him out
OF the Democrat party. Hill is II
blagguard TO talk about .pl antation
manners" Every body knows that
Southern planters is the finest
gentlemen that ever lived in this OF
any other country. A lot OF old
abolition dogs used to snarl at our
Southern gentlemen about their plan.
tation mannors, but | never expect.
cd to hear OF q man calm hisself
Democrat doin il, and ~ Mr.. Hill
makes use OF such languidge In my
presents ri give him taste OF
plantation manners, for I'm a planter
myself. though ruined by the war.
Hill can't forgive the South for not
supportin him for president. and I'm
sorry now he's out for Adlai Steven
son. I'm afraid he will damage ouI
cause. the yellow poltroon.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25
LEAOVIlCE MINES.
The Golden Fleece and Resurrection
Making a Good showing.

Considerable activity is noted in the
various districts comprising the gold
belt, says the Leadville Herald Demo.
crdt. On account of various causes
which are sometimes difficult to ana
lyze, there has not been that boom
which great many people were led to
expect. Capital moves very slowly
and cautiously. Mining companies
are not formed in day, and mining
projects are not started up merely on
the say of newspaper article that such
and such a field looks promising. In
view Of the fact, therefore, that the
gold belt has not been prominently be-
fore the public for over year, the
present developments are really sur
prising. The Aladdin company, the
Resurrection company, the Golden
Eagle company, the Hulda company,
and the Ella company are new enter
prises, and all have in contemplation
the Inauguration of deep shafts. In
addition to these companies there are
individuals who have taken leases on
claims and are pushing them vigorous
ly. Important work is also being done
-; ,Lo ,ro,..,;o, ;oI,,j;n ,bo
III tht oiuci properties iucIuuiuS tHc
hex Lillian, Fanny Rawlings, and
even the well known and historic Prin-
ter Boy is showing signs Of renewed
activity.
The Indiana Mining company is at
present shipping about 35 tons day
Of lead ore, though this is not taken
from any large chute Manager New
ell continues doing a large amount of
development work, prospecting on top
OF the quartzitc He has sunk deeper
in several places, and is satisfied that
he will soon open up other bodies of
ore, quite as phenomenal as the ones
which have been so thoroughly and
profitably worked by this most enter
prisinp lessee
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25

Old Grover Cleveland had two sons.
lie did. he did
And one Of these sons ~as a deuce of Kid.
lie was, he was.
The name OF this son was David Hill.
And he would not vote for the Wilson bill
For the income tax ~as too bitter pill
Johnny MI up the bowl
Nos David had ideas OF his own.
lie had h. had
Not propcr niial re spect for his dad,
Had he. had he
80 when the income tax came along,
Old Grover asked David to Join in the song
hut David said Not on your iiie''-which
was wrong
Johnny all up the bowl
Now Grover had son who was good,
He had he had
Who In every respect took after his dad,
20 did. he did.
The name OF this son was Senator Briee.
He lIlScd sugar and spice and every thing nice -
Hut there arc some naughty thin! IS he would
MT do twice
Johnny All up the bowl
This son presented a friend OF his
with a tip. with tip
And the friend indulgcd in n stock market dip
He did, he did
so when Calvin nwoko to q new often fame
iIo nssiduously tried to crawl ut of the same
Hut the people unkindly got on to his game
Johnny hll up the bowl
-Timey.S Star
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25

Whether the Populst party fs TO prove IT.
self capable of amalgamating great poiit-
ical organization. or whether its Work Is 10
be done through leavening of the Old par
ties 10 a more or les. extent with its doctrines
and ideas remain. to be seen. At present its
influence evidently is that of q leavening IN.
gredient. The Democratic party. How IN lul!
power at Washington, was brought into
authority upon very distinct PLATFORM that
declared its monetary views and principles
The chief part CT its revenue programme was
a tariff 80 prepared as to be highly product
i've of revenue. and not arranged for purposes
OF protection. Now II is perfectly obvious
that the value and volume of our national
imports such as to make the production
Of a sufficient revenue by customs duties q
feasible undertaking, especially when the
amount necessary froui the custom houses Is
diminished by the proceeds OF an tntetnA!
revenue tax upon whisky and tobacco. me
Democrats were therefore under no necessity
to change the main outlines of their revenue
programme. Yet they have proceeded 10
construct tariff with view mainly to the
protection Of American industries, rather
than to the production Of public revenue;
and they have Incorporated In their measure
m income tax system that Is wholly foreign
to any hint or suggestion in the Chicago plat
form, or any expression or UNDERSTANDING
upon which they were placed in power. Tbs
Populist platform adopted at Omaha on the
4th OF July, 1892, had expressly aetnandea an
income tax. The adoption therefore by tie
Democrats of this Populist plank, dealing
with a matter Of such cardinal Importance
may justly be called a mighty manifestation
of the working Of the Populist leaven. So
great third-party triumph as the accept
ance by the dominant party OF this income
AK demand, is also without parallel. 1t
lifts the Populist party 10 a position of dig
nifty and prestige that had not been previous
ly accorded 10 it-From "Ths Progress OF The
World" July Reries Of Rsriers.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25

And 1t will prevail. Against uuderhsnd competi-
ton and spurious imitation, the genuine efficacy
OF the great national tonic, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, always has and always will prevail. The
public recognize it everywhere as the chief pre-
veniative OF malaria, and 6 reliable specific for
dyspepsia constipation, nervousness rhe unal!snl,
kidney trouble, biliou.nes- and los. Of appetite.
Efforts made by irresponsible dealers to compete
with 1t br indirect mesn. have and will continue
to fall upon the heads, and it may be added. the
pockets of those making them. Through the length
and breadth of the American continent it Is the ac
kuowledgcd household remedy. reliable and
prompt II relic. upon facts. upon public eX-
peri ence, and upon the emphatic COMMUNICATION
of the medical fraternity
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25

Isn't tho party in powor in full
control9
1t controls everything except it.
self.
And why not itselfp
Because they are trying to run il
backwards, and it isn't built that
way.
Can't anybody steer it right'
Tho president might
Who Is the PRESIDENT
Grover Cleveland.
Isn't no a DemocratP
Rats.-Now York Sun.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25
FROM YANKEE HILL.
Miners p-Eg,ng Away at UndcveIoped
Gold l.odcs.


YANKEE, Colo, July ia party
Of ten arrived in camp Tuesday even
ing from Cripple Creek. Their first
venture was to purchase twenty-seven
lots in Alice The unanimous verdict
was that this is wonderful mineral
country. The gentlemen arc now
looking the mines over and will proba-
bly, make several purchases before
leaving.
The Alice Mining company has
started part Of the machinery in its
big mill and will have all Of it running
in few days.
The owner of the Louisa has re-
novel the water from the main shaft.
As soon as the shaft can be retimbered
sinking will be resumed.
Smith & Hilton are steadily driving
the Anna Arnold tunnel forward.
This tunnel is the key to tho group Of
eight claims owned by the above gen
tlcmen.
Mcssrs. Compton and Ennus have
JUS. uncovered fine looking vein, the
exact value Of which has not yet been
determined, but it is safe to say that
tho owners will soon be making regu-
lar shipments.
That Yankee Hill possesses valuable
deposits Of gold ores no one disputes,
The only thing the camp needs Is cap
ital to develop it's ore bodies, Most
Of the claims are owned by poor men,
who have no means Of working their
properties except in the crudest man
ner.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25
REPUBLICAN MATTERS.
AN OVERWHELMED PARTY

Tho Illinois branch Has Added Cor
ernor Aitgsld to Its Crushing Load.
Tho Chicago Herald sagaciously
remarks: "Among other things that
ought 10 have been omitted from the
platform adopted by the Democrats
at Springfield i- the culogy on Gov
ernor Atge,d's administration"
Proceeding to detail, the Chicago o
Inter Oceans contemporary charac.
tc'izes that part OF the platform
which AYERS that Governo. Altgeld
has accomplished important reforms
rs 'mendacious and absurd" We
concur. Every body concurs.
Our contemporary further says OF
the governor: He has made no re-
forms Dn the contrary, he has made
matters worse whenever he has in
tcrfcred. He has been med lesome
and exacting. His Judgment and his
impulses have been so BADLY at fault
that nc has been compelled to re-
move his own appointees." The
Herald then instances his lawless In
tcrfcrenco with the park boards, his
meddlusome nagging OF the trustees
of the charita BILE and rcformatory in
'tkhtiohs' anu hlo
tinkering with the military affairs OF
the state We rejoice to find the
chief Democratic newspaper OF tho
state SO vigorously approving that
resolution of the Republican party
oi Cook county which begins thus:
I'VE dcnounce the meddlesome and
IRRITATING conduct OF Governor Alt
geld towad the park commissioners
and the trustees OF tho penal. char.
table and reforma,ory institutions
OF tee state"
We feel sure that during the pro-
'gress OF the campaign tho sagacity
of the Herald will be demonstrated
The Republican party has chosen
the feeble, mcddlcsome. mischief
making administration OF Governor
Altgeid as one point OF attack. Tho
Democratic acceptance of IL Es
chief point OF resistance Is pleasing
10 tho Republicans
at Is too bad. continues the He--
aid. that the ticket has this TAlt-
gcld'sl weight to bear. The Demo.
cratic party was ovorburdened with
out it." These words convey con
fcssion that We had not expected tho
Herald TO make Our contemporary.
though wise,y liberal on issues local
20 the state. has been somewhat
extreme defender Of the national &C.
centricitics of Democratic policy.
Yet 1t IL true that the Dem ocratic
party IL '.ovorburdencd.
II has the load OF Clevcland's
Bawaiian blundcrs TO carry. 1t has
10 bear the burdens of the worst
tariff bill that ever by the unwit OF
mcn was devised. IL has TO carry
the sins and scandals OF n Demo.
cratic scnaic's dalliancc with the
sugar trust II has TO bcar .hc
heavy yacuity OF congressional
record wherein IL is written that "A
party with an overwhelmingly large
majority has done nothing that IL
promised to do and has undono
nothing that 1t pledged itself to- undo.
IL has to bear the just ill-will OF tho
pensioners aud their IN yriads OF
fricnas Il has to bear the load OF
what the Cook county Republican,
platform calls that vast and heart
rehIing misery through which many
OF our fellow citizens passed during
tho winter OF 1898. and through
which more OF them seem destined
to pass during tho winter OF lsJh"
The Ilcrald's phrase. over
burdcncd." is well applied to the
party that 1t so ably represents in
ncwspapordom.
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25

Mr. Cleveland told n senator tho
other day that he wanted to leave
the Democratic party better than he
found IT, Every election shows that
tho purpose is being accomplished.
Tho best way to improve tho Democ.
racy Is by numerical reduction. Mr.
Cleveland should romcmber. how
ever, that when patient loses moro
than two.ifths OF his weight ho is
apt to die -Globo Democrat
The Delta independent., 1894-07-25

News OF the indictment OF Zimri
Dwiggins in Chicago recalls tho man
with the strange name who was the
y ecursor OF tho evil financial times
that havo fallen upon tho country.
II Is but little moro than year ago
s!aco Zimri with his collapsing wind
spcculations and marvellous systom
. banking first threw his awkward
shadow across tho business horizon.