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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12
Foreign.

TIE attempt of China to float O loan Of
.0OO. 600 taeels has failed the Japanese
Minister at Seoul is reported to have been
assassinated.
ENGLAND. Spain and Italy have sent war
ships to Morocco TO protect thei, subjects.
TIE native population OF Hawaii are not
coming forward to register their votes under
the new laws OF the republic.
The British Parliament was proroguei.
A STATUE Of Joan OF Arc has been unveiled
at Domremy, France, her native place. The
ceremonies were Witnessed BY over 2o,9Oo
pilgrims.
TIE Dutch expedition against the island
of Lombok. East Indies, has been defeated
BIZ the natives.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12
TEMPERANCE
rHF MILK cCRE.

The Lewiston (Me.) Journal says A new
kind of cure for drinking habits Is having n
run in Knox County. and Is reported very
effective. The cure Is milk, which those in
the habit OF ''takin' sunthin'" drink when
ever they. feel cravingfor something strong
er.
We are quite prepared to endorse and
commend the "milk cure" Provided the
patient will meanwhile let whisky and beer
severely alone, We have no doubt that It
will prove altogether effective and reliable.
Temperance Advocate.
IuurarUL DEv.'KARDs.
One painful revelation which accounts for
intemperance in the country deserves spe-
cial mention, says Archbishop Ireland. In
Temperance, we have tv learn, has invaded
the ranks OF youth and has not paused even
In the presence OF womanhood. What will
the future be II minors-5oys and girls-are
taught to be drunkards, and women IN
whose keeping the purity and the happiness
OF our homes must ever remain, begin 10
love the poisoned draught? Seven thousand
youths under the age OF twenty some even
under ten. annually arrested in Chicago, the
very great majority OF cases being for drunk
enness or for offenses in which they indulge
after getting drunk. A number OF those are
young girls. Among the arrests for drunken
ness in cities women are sometimes rs maEy
as one-lfth of the total number. The hono
saloons, too, furnish their female drunkards,
and these are seldom arrested.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12

Mrs. MARY AGNES WOLFE died In View
York City OF broken heart iron grief over
her mothers death. The Boar1 OF Health
has corroborated this declaration in the
certificate OF her doctor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12
GOVERNOR WAITE ARRESTED
Taken Into Custody for Retaining q
Police Matron's Letter.

A warrant was. issued at Denver, Col, for
the arrest OF Governor David q. Waite on
the serious charge of opening and retaining
letter addressed to Mrs. Likens, formerly
matron at Police Headquarters.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12

THE system OF crofters' colonization IN
Scotland has up to :he present time proved
a failure. OF the sum OF $3.50 voted is q
grant in aid, the Scotch office was able to
spend last year only :r:he over $1,000. .-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12

Count Hiro5uni Ito is tho Premier et the
Japanese Cabinet. which consists Of eisht
Ministers OF State. From his youth Ito has
had tho reputation OF being clever AM
bright After General T. SaiSo disappeared
from the arrn. Of politics ac the close o: the
rebellion o:l577. anil after the sudden death
ofOtubo In the Following year Count Ito ana
other Younger men came 10 the front. lto5
most important work before this was the
building of the first railroad in Japan, IN
1874. when he was Under Secretary OF INC
Department o. Public Works.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12

DuSk1RK. y. T.. IS Wild over lne report
that in oil we'll which is being drilled on a
farm six miles south Of the city mas turned
ont 70 be a "susher,' yielding 100 barrels
of oil per day. The finding OF oil ut that
point, It is believed, opens up valuable oil
territory.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12

Jerry arose uneasily, changing color
and staring at the newcomer, who waved
the servant out of the room imperatively
and closed the door.
"Sorry, Mr. Skidder, to trouble you"
said Grimshaw, bowling grave!y. "But
l believe you arc a brother OF we'll
known merchant of this c:ty?"
sYes, of Hiram Skidder. the biggest
fraud on earth!" answered Jerry. with
blazing eyes and features. as also with q
sincerity, not to say wrath and disgust
about which there could be no question.
"You have just had q little financial
deal with your brother, believer" con-
tinued Grimskaw, after q moment Of
hesitation.
II should think az much" acknowl.
edged Jerry, leaping to the conclusion
that Grimshaw had recovered his money.
II came here from Montany to buy cer-
tain lands which 1 supposed to belong to
| him, but which in reality he sold three
years ago. We agreed upon the price
$500, 0OO-and l gave him the money"
@You-gaveT"
The detective pa!ed at the hint thus
given him of his being on the wrong
| scent
"And he put the money In the desk, "
added Jerry, with groan. sHave you
recovered it, Mr.. Grimshaw?S
Certainly not, sir. The fact Is, your
brother says you have large sum OF
money belonging to him, and he sent me
here to recover it"
"Pardon me, Mr.. Grimshaw," said
Perry, for the first time taking voice
II be iieye YOU know who | am?n
Perfectly. Mr.. W"
Exactly sir, and you will credit what
tell you?"
The detective asSented.
"The facts, then, are just as this gen.
t!eman has stated them," explained
Wynans. aHis brother has really rob.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

Der Shasmriiirr pon 0ano GUuu'
tn hat eaS Ssrm6aen oils, oes CT
aaIiiros Der iaIlirisu SaRi IA NliIler,
init Beitlaa brltSt.
0srr 0ia mar, Uis ihou iriiher NIT
aeiheiI, ann 9innsbmer oss 2anodmies
IN Surpn rrnanni aciueieu. bat nber bds
ami cicicr 1das erii auireten earitn,
udhprm cine uUn @aihinaiUn aus nube'
iphIene lluleriuhuHa isiner 8erbinoAne
init Der periradten Sani odrasthau bat
ie, ocb ibn teiue Sdulo an osm Bnnie,
rutt trai. 9liti 10 rein ottriten bic o6n'
be Oeters, oes grdFoeuteH Der Bani,
iein, ipeuE nan pon Der hOfarnoiaeu
GairhIiuna osiisu Mitbaraer In sltlan,
TIC, Somn, iiber ben ichmdhlidleH Gu
iammenbruh ieiHer ooriiaeH Boni. ben
Stammaeifdit Iuorpu oieieniae IN wail'
Ter ein 3ipeia mar. nni ie,ne Shult
ihlieben bari. geulidb abencs parer
in ailaniie Snhlreite 5ormer une dn'
oere. welde I'D, oni bic Rahriht. oof
ne nrriide Bnui bei kai5.O00 Rer'
binblidbf ilen uur sinn.Wn Su:haber
befys, suiammeurOtisieu. nui oem1uui
r, Den tsrdiibenien f6rperiid 10 shdti
gen. D,psr IN iid isiuer east wobIbe'
ipubi mn bali 40 ieinem Shupe IN iei'
ner on &c iOripdhreno eiHias ireu'
6reanos lm iih.
Der Siaiipnsaaemt Der Rercipeit
balm Az Eolauo. 4. d. Ysartin
aina uur Drei @pden upraebiit aui ei
nc @el6airsieur, hai aber isiiher nidi'
pun jih h6rsn lniieH uno glaubi maj
| irti, CT merbt niti wieosr suradfcm
msn. Gr bai cine 6raa unc bret Ain
Der; Gamilienjpiii wiro als Der Grunl
Ieinsr Mbrsiis ansearbsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

Die perihisceneH Sdssrilubs I'M
Siaaie, nersn NIialieoer eem Sase'
iperis nm oes SeraHaasns uuo uidJt ei'
Iuaiaen CSeiuinniirs iuIIlen hHloisen. aa'
ben siasu areaJsus seaen Die ben Saao'
aeieBen ,uwieerbaubelnhen 5alieHiteller
beaunucn. prld,e nameu,!lh Brairiebiih'
ner III SJ,nHen sinSuFanaen uuo ~ hObeu
greiirn nui prn 6itIihen Ndriien obSn'
ieeen pllsssn. Bon Ter SIbinhans IN
ilaaranil riHes 6armers ~ WlaoiioH
lpnree iepie @od,e beridliri; ein seiIo'
preihdnpler 10 Nrmp T. stamsnt
9rpb. III upm oortIaen 9daerfInb nod
wienerholisn usraeblihen @arnmnsen
pon BEN rourei IN 4ra'riehhtneru. oi'
er ppn 9armsru einianiis, dbanIaiien
enpIidp audi init Der sdnSen Strenae bei
Geirees beianni Tie psrihiebsnei
Spcritlubs bateH iosar 5pdber IN ID
ren Tienli geuommen. Die nberal az
Der Nrbeii itnb, 10 pab weiters 6du'
ppn Werhnitungen unier ben Jasbseis
ssn isssrieit srpariei wereen lSHnsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

w" "suFafst Nsa"s
On aanias beiGmpitsn bic Truiihen
lHocm he 81 perihieoenrn 1arteien birl
ten. iid chamber eurd oirie gartrleH
arGos pie olss bier IN Sio SdiOta bcu
ts Der Sau NJ. Seii 6iniabrunp Del
RrOhlbittpu ueriuhleu lie es III aanias
iit IN eIuer Ooer Der duoeren Barter A
! Ucrciulasu, um oanu eos Gepid,i lhrrI
perrinteH 3Oiums init 9riola 9e9cn all
Hueruhnitte GSeicpasbnua ia ele Rag
idbals Iracu SH iouusu. aber eS glHC
nlht; ulsle a6pic. uiele Slnne. - uirIt
ocutide a6pit unh Der aielcu Sinnt
teu 6noe. SsBt. GNer eiaCntlIh iton
icit ldnaercr SeIt, III bort elus Sene
auua Im GGnss. nGs Brutihthum IN ti
ne uuabhdHas Organization ~ prrciui
aeu 0ierhbsr wtro fUIacnoss aritrir,
ben:
.Sor iipct Snbrru purNc IN Ynprenct
ctnc Organization gsarilnnct, nls bcU
ginmcu trdgi: bic beuiih dmeTifnnl.
ihr gisa bee Sladtrs aauins- unO osu
,3Ded reripiai, .Glle oeutid iiHoIidlS
gcicEscbuna ~ lbcriudheu reip. ~ be-
idmpiru". Eicitr 9laa ipIIis iidl isocr
Ecuiidr TN Staaie nHidliIsben, iberall
IN iebCm GpnHtp, 1rpnihrp uuo ieocr
SinNt. icllieu iit Die 7euiiden. wsun
nuh bios 0orr iiui pprbdueru mdrcu.
VranHlhrcu uuo iih beirciis Gpuiiltu'
tiOn. RitalieocrIiiteu n. ~. AT Den
Ssirridr Der StnotS. 9isd, Srrru Ssedr
BiitUii Su 1ppeia weHoen. Sebcr aui
ioIhr @sIis Orsauiiirtc SIrasr III irrue
H. Stimmeu iUertb. weHu w gum
s2ahlsonge iommi.
Nm /. Suni lpu alsodnn Iu Sopeio
cine Convention itatiiinorH, rpsldcs um
weniae 5aas pOr ben BartelcpEpsuiip'
Hen III uHo weuu siH,aermabsu GUT be-
indlt. nitht ueIiehlru piro, ben g2ribcr'
iilmmrsdlilrru uno iUuitIssn 5auatiicru
cluru hrilinmen Shrtdcu einsulaacn.
SlIes mus auiaebpisR weroen. beiaa
tc Convention ~ eiuem 9ripll ~ ma
hcu, WeHIaiirns 800 bis 1000 NnuH
iOlliru fidb oaiclbit ciuiinOrH Hno wsnHS
1000. Votr uod mEhr peroen. ihaoeis
audi nidli. GiHe ipltc @eriommluuo
Wurhe mbspnst sur 5Olas bobeH, odB
bic @artslinhreT inIseihwah whroen.
unN uCu trucr @ribrritimmretispInHie
abiiGuO Hdbmen. a6uncn pIr es eahiH
brinssn. 10 bnben mir sincn arubenSVr.
thsil trrlnaru uno Der Griols am
@GhIiose N ariihsrt. GS IN oies ieiHe
acbsime Beielinait, man iuiro weosr
Ourh Glib HOt ourh GhrsHmprt Gcbun'
ben. iracno 9erpilihtuussu einSuaeben,
uno bic @sloGusaabeu iiHo blOs lOc per
RpnGt, per bic nitt gai, Tam bod Gui
Qrupmmsu weroeu. nur III elu iOldsr
wsosr Ng' nph ittmmbersttiai. auh
nidbt w6hlbar als Seamter Usr Con.
ueutipnSncleaat.
Sraui uno bran, Rann fur RauH.
abrral Uranniiir,, 10 iOlt ibr mai ir'
ben. pIr ssihmrIpis pis -amrrIiaHsr"
pCrocH. llniers StdriC luiro aui 90
$4,000 Stimmssbsr anssseben. mil e.
uer ioldcu Naabt t0unieH mir Sds gan
is Staaisrsaiment IN 0dnosu habsH
uno prr mare pUbl iausiiher oaIu ole
araot bic Gsuiihen? geir babsH bic
bsiiss SiuauSm6urT. Gbeihditslsuts.
aauiilrr. oanowerier. 5armer u. I. No.,
an GhrIifieit. aberbaupt Rsralitdi uno
SHirIIiaeui iirbsn mir ben Amsriiancrn
nod Immsr ale Bsiipisl ba. oliU iuarum
iullirn mir niti Suiammenbalisn uHb
bic Raiipiiisu am Stimmtaitsu iiberua
Uerhauru tOHnsu, bdB Die dseen lm
Sanoc umberilieseu?"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
senater ola pOn Nep u

Senatnr ciu uou Rep DU:l
ihlus ben grdiioeuieH, init oem or aui
nidis peniecr ale qutem 5HBc itrbt.
neil osrielbs ieIHrn ebrseiIIaen RlGnen
I'M @sss itebt, Slpeimal ourdl ben Bun
Sssitnat. inosm oirisr ani isin Srtrsibrn
Glspelauos RUmInatioR erii uon born
blOpsr uuo oann uOH Gedham iHr SuH.
osspbsrrid:er 81 ratifllrrH iih lUciasr'
ts. Ruu bnr Der Rrdhorut Sia unO irinr
Rsip DOri:r abseitrnr, inbsm CT ben
ssap ErIeanisr Senator e. Z. SSbite
ernaunir, peihsu Der Seuat auh init
auiTaltnoer SersitWilltgitit beitdtiatr.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
ssap 9th in qOprenes GUur

Ssap Gitp in gawrencc 90uu.
~ (Blnd bills bat Der StaOt Ssao'
Ipooe, bic bisber ben 9OuutpiiB inn'
hattie. ben 0nuoidub ~ r,ncm aampi'
nm eruitlben hinssluOrleu uno beiTabI
bic Naiiarcn init 6u6eritsr Gnsraie
Der amisiiy irnss 9Uuntps mar JwaI
ieitSchrsn IN SeoowCpo, ober Ohne taf
oarnber aSseit'mmt iuOrpeu par. .unc IN
irrlieat ielne enpsaltiae 9oiaiion alir
nod rsm GniideI0e ourh Oiisntlid'
abitimmaus. 2sao Giin NJ tie sr6bi'
5iaoi i'm 9Uuntp uno iul bic better
AHsiihirn iiir GrfoIa IN benz bsiBer
@stiitreite bdbsH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
cbern aOiter. aelpeicner Nsent

cberit softer. acwsirucr Assut al
Der y)dniiOu SnciaHsr' ReicruaiiOH. aU
Beri iih ple iplat ibsT bic 6r6iinuna
Ger ReierUatiOn sur SciiebcluHa ga
III ssrinasr 3peticl pUrbduoen. oaB DIT
6rofnuna im lummenNtn SUmmer UoCl
Sosrbit itottiinosn wIro; ncbit ben inter
ben SrimitdtissrirBeu Su sciuunsuocu
IGO.OOO acres Weroen audi uOh 200,
900 aerss UUn ben Suolaneu IA ME-
briasn IrsiicH "a patteU isiu,"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
aus ssrdbten aus oaeu 1bsils

Aus Ssrtdtsn aus naru 1brilru
bee gunbes ersisbt iid. oaB cine aIlse
uleinc SstsOsrbeIcbuns bee Seid,diies
Huo Observation-Disclosures uIcIsr Nrbeitsr
Naitfinosi, peIte ieii rturr 9irIbe prr
NoHuteu UbHe Ssihdiiiauua aeipsieH
iiuo. 9iht uur IN ben nIirp Sncuiirlr
9tabliiirments ipIre Ole Srbeii plsosr
auisenOmmen. iUnbsrR es uiro io9Or
be Grrittnna Hsusr sepldnt. uno III
daeemensn fnO be AusiitteH irhr
saHi,is.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

1as bic ReslitrIruua aller 0hlneicn
lm SGnpe pcroroncubr @raru CScist
lUrb itrsus Ourhaeiubr;. On ben SInd
bile i0roerte c. 1870 S6bne bee Mi
dee Der RIiie "a 1ogs
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
siaats. shuIlanplpmmIiiar Rutt

trbdlt SahIreldc appIiintlunen fur Bod
iuue pOu Shulldnoercicu uuo ibllebt
baraus, lDie audi aus Der bcirireiacnoeH
Rrush6b: Der AnacbUts. oas Der Stoai
piss Sahr srpBe 9triiniie Gus oiscr
S.utlle bnbcu WITo.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

Tie Administration lrgi uUcraU on
StrIle Der bishcrIacH rcpubIlianildsH
EsuhOuspraiuHss asriic OsmUlratii6r
slu. nm ~ uerbuirR. on6 rritere urr
eientr geuiipHsapplIiaHtsH nit Der ial'
,dlen ausIunit. be ocmOirnilihe Reslr'
ruHa iucros JIG ohucbru dbwciieu. eHi.
muihigen mu0 nui ipnicr pCrtroiien.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

Ein GrOiriiUr Der SiaGtsadcrbau
ihulr 30 SrVpiln9S Wla ourt hcmlih,
SnaIpis uahaeluirien bnbcH. bah oOt
3Girtasr Rdiicr NJ d /. rpir man nlIsr
nsiu aunlmmt, NIialI cntbGlt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

90 siebt nEd Rihtsr IN Amsrin.
Ter pOiItiihe BOB" Weaanc ipuror
lUearu ircdler Ssahlbeiruaerslen III
SrpOilpu Ju irtsldbri9cr ,3uhtbaus'
itraic pcruribClli.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
,Qciuc NuGpu..

pVpulIitlidcn RdtpualrOmue ausqeas
brne YarielpdrOle. Eamii 'Uu bod
wObl. 10 uehmeu mir an, nlht griasi
icIn. oIB osmOirdtiid,s Sp'rr. aui BEN
SIItdr Der NemterllCbe NGrsebrddt, len
iprOoen YCpulliien uIti aHscHcbm tpG.
rem
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
Ser Speu
Gleftrii6e
6Ertci Hbcr'
triTt an
&irfuug jcoe
Mr,nci un0
fcbt o5ne
Oa

gchrir psT Tt cpcnl Sauiau. Es, SaHaar
5t ianH utht uHtrO ShHu VOn Sob 5ss
thsH Batsls ausuprsdbcn
SSem th Ss sSdbs Semid msiH gdbH II
3HhsHo 7as bHer
ron'ommn wsoereshrn
tisrtidcH @ad ins
maismus rbtH aussHbId
'HosrH pTans SHmerS Ssr dJts
hnsr SsrIbrH Ollie piuHeH UuH Sbr
jreuois Sbr
Der sScHDH sssuiAbt pOuiummm sHs aHi
h
bet UsrOs 10 5br Stmtc smpba An ScF1srue
Sohahunsspol @iiIiam gdbteL
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
iinjer aroi,cr illmitrirter &ataloa

HurrAi
Srsibuns ben rH fur be Sor cw 8usnH4
SsiuHs 2Den iuu efenI
oem 2eoeHon seen peroen ionie pcrI
osdndr seasH GmsHsuus GsHs Rohmarisn
sniAtn aarmih pEs s1
stane Seuiinfu aataiss
autAsn Ssrrssnun ceupcfRa shass JaI
DIE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT APPLIANCE CO.
OWEN ELgcTRc 8ELT BuilpiNG,
N
rsayns ss.a ssssas !.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

6sHb 9sb us SdmaSu Id usbosn oO ~
mnsroen seiu ws lberhnnbenrm @ctbt Rh bembar
na ShumGsmus MID hOu wobrrno Sueeuo bs
srwOS pOsss srabiahr ma
iaa uhi Sm Radsn bate
Id Shm icssiv SSipn baHuhss mid bdHFa SormaHH Der
Ha lab. mciHr gebeHsas itsn sedbi.
Ia hauH sOb absr uOrt Ssus GItrH @arsI
wOnt i oIbH sbsHins uii unpeiuh
G t Saar Gub ID battle UH sl arH utiOs pri6lndI
SeraHn aui SeiuHs ben Geiineu ghrel
S brclr aIO O uHo bas Ssrtausn psats ID In M IiI
ssHbsH h psaismmsn asrtiisi mir nabI
SGH bwtu m babe Rs baien onf bI
3rdHbsms uHrsHu SH Fo abrp sioe
Sen IL sporba Der efid 9hr u mir b hhs MsbI
ltpsresH. oohahunsspon Rrs @isfe
RicHn wels gunouueeH bet Nnhnu SuHhH sSaSbcX
sdb aOreEi raHits GOHpsrt ihaH
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22
GbumpeHp Bros abrsH ihrsn srObsn
6rDceriesS
iiir cine mtiterr @odje tort.

lur cine mterc 80dIe iOr Sebs bOaau ro srs
reid
uban iprht srOBn Yau Gbamprups w bina
Groceries ou puut purbeH Gr sbn siien nprrdero.
Rommt uue fault Sure Groceries fur bic ndde Grnit
RrlisH:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-22

Hfstft Nucs per faibsn afesn Statarrb.
Stf Cnsfnlhf tnttaiitu. IA CnsdNlhu A4rt hsn 2imn
bst eera4s ,efhAsen nHs tas aaHgs Asnsm staie sus
taiiFn mllt. wfun "a bntA eh i6lelmtasn ChukAAtn
siubrnai cellar Ntiifd laaisn Hs entrr aal HttsgAl
has Ntf t1peu efslfisn ibun,ri. "a ll'A aatagtks .
Rnf, tabti,ttt psa \. = 9ttum a &C., Gsisbe. O.,
rnieau stH Cnsfuitu $40 wste irnu!iA eraemmtn
kfms lefHn Shr canT AeiarTtsNur tauft. isiD h4ss
hak shf his t61s bdemat &ts nisa tnHuii4 esnsmmfa
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-07-19

IT may not have been improper for Mr..
Pullman to decline to permit any inquiry
relative to the causes of difficulty be-
tween him and his employees, while to DO
so would be construed as victory for
the organization which instituted boy
colt against him. It Is unsafe to grant
anything demanded by mob when the
demand is enforced by riotous conduct
which required for its suppression the
military forces of the patton. Any con-
cession made to open rebellion against
constituted authority is a weakness fruit
full of disaster
When quiet is restored the people are
certain TO institute inquiry regarding the
grievances of Pullman's employees. There
Will be no violence 10 turn the edge OF
this Investigation or to furnish an excuse
for Mr.. Pullman's protest. The public
when pursuing an investigation within
legitimate limits, are rarely hoodwinked
or diverted from their purpose. When
justice guides A popular movement 1t is
irresistible. What the strikers failed 20
10 by intimidation, force and harrasslng
the public, that public will do by the
quiet persistence of unfaltering and hon
est purpose. The boycott to which the
Pullman company will be subjected, IN
less it purges itself Of the suspicion Of
treating it's employees inhumanly, will be
a most etfectual one. The pnblic have
no reason to be predisposed in favor of
Pullman. The almost exclusive rights
he has enjoyed have been exercised to the
fullest for his own benefit and at the ex-
pense Of the travelling public who were
forced to patronize him. The man who
could place such extortionate rates upon
ms sleepers would hardly yield to lmpul-
SEES of humanity or considerations OF fair
treatment in dealing with employees al
most wholly IN his power.
The attempt of Debs to punish the
whole commercial world for the otfense
of Pullman was really not in the interest
of the Pullman employees. He sought his
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by making power
full the organization he controls. He
would be as tyrannic in his rule and as
regardless OF the rights of others as Pull.
man is reputed to be. He has done la
Dor incalculable injury and the harm he
has done individuals can never De repair
| ed Labor is never benefited by warning
against law and order and destroying the
fruits of industry. The failure of the
strike has ended the dictatorship of such
men as Debs and it Will make certain the
punishment of such men as Pullman un-
less they deal justly with those whose
fate they control.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-07-19

The newspapers which crltlcise Presi-
dent Cleveland for calling out the regu-
lar army to suppress the mob at Chicago
must nave taken leave Of common sense.
Mayor Hopkins or Gov. Altgeld were GER
tainly able to quell the Instruction if
either was disposed to do 50. When a
mob is destroying life and property and
daily going from bad to worse, it is no
time to discuss punctilio.
The fire department which while CD its
way TO subdue fire. halted to prepare
and adopt a series Of resolutions, no
doubt found fault with the pail brigade
for having interviewed and quenched the
fire. If Hopkins or Altgeld had done
his duty there would have been no H.
reference by the national executive be-
cause there would have been no occasion
for it. What would these newspapers
have? Permit the mob, not one-tenth of
whom were laborers, to continue to take
life, destroy property and intimidate and
maltreat every man who showed dis
position to work?
No great amount OF sympathy should
be wasted on rioters even though in their
suppression the law Is overstepped
Their violation of law is far more grew
Gus than any straining to which ii may
be subjected in an attempt to preserve
order and protect life and property.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-07-19

HENRY SANFORD who is candidate for
the republican nomination for railroad
commissioner has the best wishes of the
delegation from this county and Will re-
celye their heartIes5 support should
Judge Baensch fail to secure the nomina-
ton for attorney general. Mr.. Sanford
IS well known. throughout the state, and
this Is known CT him in every quarter:
He has never Yet gone back on friend.
He Will not believe evil of the man he
likes let the proof be what it will. He
will receive cordial support from other
sections than his home and as he has
provoked no enmlties he has 10 sores to
heal. He asks TO one for preference of
his claims over those of Judge Baensch
and simply awaits a contingency which
he is doing nothing 20 bring about. His
nomination would be greeted with pleas
ure in this county.