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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-01

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-01

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70 59ljs ont I'D probably marry You
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-01
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az, n ,irsi-c,ass 1ccognuodAtl0ns. Good rooms
ana good table Hates reasonable. ''''
j. NEWsoML Proprietor.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

burg bamit beiddfti9t III, eine benz
2anbtase ein3ureidenbe Worlcge aus3u-
arbeiten, tpelde bas segenpdrtige 8er=
lammlungsre6t bebeutenb bei9neiben
pirb. Oie Norlase tpirb 10 9efabt lein,
baB bic preubiide Negieruns in ben
Stanb geIeBt mirb, jebe ibr ni9t 3u<
iasenbe Neitation gu unterbriiden. Sn
6olge be7en flblt Die Oppolitionspartei
i'm 2anotase, bab ibre Gg,ltens bebrobt
lit. unb pirb bic Dorlage na9briiflih
betdmpfen. SnbeB unterlieet es feinem
3meifel, bab bielelbe our Wnnabme ee=
lansen mtrb.
Sn Tranfreib fam Der srobe
@nardiften proseb Dor ben pariier
Nif1ien gum Nblhlub. Die 3abl Der
Mnsetlaeten betrus oreibis. Die @e=
i6uOrenen entldieoen mad stpeiitinbi-
ger Beratbuns, boB ben 2lnsetlasten
ni9t nadbeemielen tpprben lei, bab lie
su elmer perbrederiIden @eielldaft se-
bOrten. Nrti3, gberieotte unb 8ertini
tpuroen bes @aubes unb bes un9eleBii-
den 8eiibes BON Wafen i9ulbis be.
funben. Nrtis uurbe gu fiinf3ebn Sab
rem @efdn9nib bel iduerer Nrbeit perur=
tbeilt, @bericotte gu a9t Sabren unb Beo=
tint 3u 1e4s Monaten. Die iibri9en
Mneetlaeten tuurben freiseipro9en. sic
perlieben ben @eri9tslaal in ber rubig=
iten Weiie, obne irseno cine 9emonftras
tion au tpa9en.
Sn oem Stpii9en Sopan unb China
tobenben &riese baben tpieber mebrere
S4la9ten ftattgefunben, bod tpeib n,on
tueni9itens mas bic 2antidladten bee
trifft. mir @euiiies MD. uebrisens
ideint es NIT Der dinelii9en 6lotte bod
ni9t 10 l6ledt beltelt gu iein, tpie anz
fanss semeloet tpuroe. Die Saponeien
tuurben atpeimal suriidseldlagen. Dos
japanii9e @eldmaoer, tuel9es Mel-9ai-
gBet am Greitas unsriff, beltanb aug 25
S9iifen. Gs lit m6t senau betannt,
lpie uiele &rieesldiffe lid oarunter be-
fanoen, Die &rieeslditfe itellten iid
auf Der SDbe bes '9afens in S6la6t=
orbnun9 auf uno erOifneten Triib am
Greitas Wforsen Elm lebbaftes Geuer auf
oas Sort. gs befanben lih feline dime
lil4en Grieesldifie in Der Ndbe unb Der
Rampf lag nur 5uil9en Der japanil6en
Jlotte uno ben Sorts. Sic lesteren er=
wiberten aber oas 6euer Der Sapaner nit
srober Siherbeit uno l6lu9ep ben Mn=
sriif Der Sapaner nit 2eidtisAit suriid.
gs murben inn @onsen etwa SO Sdiiiie
aussetaul4t, bod auf teiner Seite >purbe
ir9enb pelber S6aben BON 8ebeutung
angeridtet. Sie iapaniide Glotte sos
lid suriid uno sriff am sibenb belelben
5ases oas Sort Mrtbur an, tpeldem
ober ebenfalls nur uenis Shaben Su=
sefiiet puroe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

gutter @ebner 1T, 10 iteIt man jebt Der
sRampagne her iuneen Dome bas
siinitisite Drr9npitifon.
Die Musfihten auf Nnnabme bes
Jrauenitimmrehtsa aur Wers
faiinns bes 5taates &anias in ber 9erbit.
tuobl iinb an iid fetneswe9s lebr unsiin=
itis, obwobl aud bic rupublifanilde
Waldine insgebein ibre 0ertreter I'M ltru=
irt bat, baEelbe lhlo9en Su belfen. Oie
Demofraten baben lid) betanntlih offen
segen bas Mmenbement erfldrt. SEPT
bat Der probibitioniitiide @ouperneurs=
canbibat pidering bic gntbeduns ee-
ma9t, bab bas Mmenbement infolge te6-
niiber 6ebler in leiner Mbfaliuns unges
iebli6 lei unb ME @eiebestraft erlan9en
f0nne. Die 8eitimmunsen in Der be-
5iisli9en 3eiolution, mel9e bon Der 2e=
gislatur an9enommen ipurbe. unb bic
Der &elolution IN ibrer &etnidrift ,pei-
den ndmlib In bem Yunfte, tper itimm,
bere6ti9t 1T, BON chamber ab; erfere
bebin9t einen iedsmonatli9en unb lebte-
re einen 3m6lfmonatliden Mufentbalt i'm
Staate. Wton slaubt, bob bieier Teb=
ler abF9tli9 sema9t uurbe. Mls 9err
Yiderins bieie gntbedun9 seitern Nbenb
in einer bier ob9ebaltenen 0eriammlung
mittbeilte, rief bas setpaltise @eniation
berpor. Wsan lpriAt iebt bapon, bic les
rSliue" iiberbaupt fallen gu loKen.
I'm ibrer Hegierung 1opiel 6i;Ife als
m6slih aneebeiben 3u laiien, baben bic
Sapaner in Gbicago eine Mliociation se=
bilbet unb Elm 9auptquortier er0ffnet.
Ser 9aupt3med Der Organization lit,
ri6tige g9a9ri9ten iiber ben 2rieg 3tpi=
i6en Sapan uno Chicago su liefern.
Die iopanilde @elanbti6aft in Waib=
in9ton 1T BON Der @riinbung Der MHo=
eiation bena6ri9tiet porben uno bat
geantwortet. oaB lie bic bieIse Golonie
itets auf benz 2auf fenoen balten merbe,
iotueit oies bic offisiellen 9epel9en BON
9ofio seltatten. Roiur Sato, elm frii=
berer japanilder Tlottenoffi3ier, uno
Il. Wtero, Elm Mrmeeoff5ier, linb por
einisen Sagen BON bier ab9ereiit, I'm,
'brem Wtutterlanbe ibre Oienite gu ipio=
men. 8eibe seb0ren prominenten So
milien an.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
Guropdtf@t @uuoi@a,s.
9euti9es &ei9.
prspt,tl Rrn.abrubarn.

Berlin. Gins iunse Bsrlinsr
Saihenbiebin tpurbe auf Der Meife ber
Sournalii iten nad 9elsolanb tpegen eiz
nes :1af4enbiebtabls an elmer Wiener
Shrift1tenerin perboftet. = Der Rent@
ner @arb an @rob>2idterfeloe BEL
Berlin feuerte auf ben Msenten unb
nieberldnbiihen Melerpeofficier Mntoz
MUS Oasnelie, ben Wsrfiibrer ieiner
6rau, einen ShuB ab. Dte Rusel
brans bi9t unter benz 9eraen Elm,
f9lug aber an elmer Rippe an unb
erbielt baburh eine anbere Ri9tuns;
lie purbe bur9 einen Shnttt entfernt.
Ser 8ertpunbete lebt. @arb tpurbe
berbaftet. = 8ei Der lebten gorlofabrt
ouf Weitenb tpurbe Elm Mrbeiter, Sriebz
rid aarl 9ollmann, tpegen Maieitdtsz
beleibisuns perbaftet unb tiiralid gu 2
LIZ Sabren Gsfdn9nib perurtbeilt. -
Der am @riinen Meg 124 tpobnbafts
aaufmann 20. @iirtler. Snbabsr Der
9lei4namigen Sud- unb Sbaplfabrit,
bat feinem 2eben bur9 Grbdngen Elm
Gnbe gema9t. = Der RaTenrenbant
Jran5 2ebmann aus Gberstpalbe bat
in einem bieiigen @aitbof 9anb an iib
gelest. Der @enannte CAB fiinf SdufIe
mittelit zines Repolbers auf iib ab, BON
benen brei bic 8ruit unb 3tpei bic
@9lGfe trafen. 2ebmann bat bebeu=
tenoe unterl4lagungen periibt.
Ru trim. Die Grau bes 2ebrers
M. bate eine unbebeutenbe @ef4pult
om Munbe, bic fie ii4 nit elmer @tedz
mabel auffta9. Balb barauf empfanb
i'e an ber StelIe G4msr3en unb Der
Irat ertldrte, bab Blutpergiftung pors
liege. Obslei4 bann mebrere Mer5te
bte Grau bebanbelten, mar bic 8ebaus
ernsnertbe, Mutter bon fieben fait
ldmmtli@ uneruaafenen Rinbern. na9
brei 1aAen cine Qeihe.
Bots b q m. Mit einem 1e1hina
eri4ofen bat iih in Dreipib ber 23S
jdbrise Zimmerman @iede. Die
Morbpaffe battle er 1idb bon einem
Nahbar gelieben, um aneebli9 Raben
gu f9ieBen. GamilenberhGltni1e lolz
len bas Motip gu ber Shat lein.
Strausbers. Ginen pertpeses
men Musbru9 aus bein bieiigen Sc
ridtssefdnsnib bat Der .Raufmann"
emil 9ermann, ber ipesen @efliigelz
biebftabl internirt mar, betpsrtlt tltellist.
Gr aerit0rte ben Ofen ieiner 3eGe,
5pdnste iih bur9 bic Geuersanlage
uno fam 10 auf ben Corridor; bura
Elm Sthtfeniter Der 9biir gelanste er
auf ben inneren 9of; ben duberen Sof
errei9te er baonr6, baB er nad Gntz
fernuns bes pflalters Elm 2oa unter
benz Sboripes niiblts unb burdtro9;
bas lebts 5inoernib aur soloenen
5rsihsit, bic umfafunssmauer, tpuroe
burd ueberIteigen genommen.
E,rnpinr Enmmrrn.
S9lane. Sin sroBcs @dabens
feuer, benz 5pDlf @ebDfte nit sipanSia
@ebdube gum Naube sefanen, brad in
benz Dorf Sannetpib aus. Das Geuer,
ipelhes burh eine bon Rnaben ent3iin>
bete Ebeertanne perurfadt tp0rben iein
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

lsbrsr Der alinseridule, S.rr prot.
Or. Serb. 2orep. 1T i'm Nlter BON Sc
Sabren seitorben. - Dieter Gage
ipurbe bon 5ipei Solbaten in Der
Sanne bis 3eihe bss felt Mnfang Mpril
,. $. permibten Spe3ereibGnblers
6einrid Rellsr bollitdnbis Dertpeit
aufasfunben. Seller bat leinem 2eben
mittelit zines Rebolper19uFes Elm
@noe aemaht. = Gine Jrau 0umnsl,
aeb. Sommsrlab, tpel9e por apei
sSabren einsm bieiigsn Rentier Wertbz
popiere i'm 8etrase bon 1900 Bis
14,o00 Mart seftoblen bate, purbs
nun Derbaftst.
5eiligenfabt. Sn Rreuaeber
bat Elm 8ater ieinem leibli9en Rinbs
oeibe 6dnbe abgebauen, neil es 0uns
oertmarti9eine aerianibelt bate. Die
'Wutter 1T por Shred am Shlaganz
ian geitorben.
Rarlsbafen. Sm Dorfe 2au=
eafOrbe iollte Elm neugebautsr aelIer
1usoemauert nerben; plobli9 itiir5ts
oas Mauerpert Elm unb begrub bic
fGmmtli9en Mrbeiter unb W1aurer.
Oabei erlitten bsr Maurermeifter
Miinter, fotpie audi elm @ebilfe 10
fchpere 8erlebunsen, oab iie beibe als
Gethen unter ben Sriimmern berporz
aesogen tpurben. Dasegen gslans es
NIT GROCER Mnftrensuns, bic Muberen
au retten.
Wiesbaben. Das bieiiae
Sapurgeridt ipra6 bas urtbeil in
Dem pro5sf gesen Die anarhiitii9en
5dli6miinaer. 59reiner Huppert
erbielt flint Sabre, ber Dreber Wibner
bier. Sdreiner MDrs Drei Sabre, bic
iibriaen Mngeflagten, meilt S9rsiner
uno S4lofIer, 5lpei Sabre 3ubtbous
uno stpei Sabre @efdngniB.
E)ni1rn,nllrrn.
5e9ingen. Sm Wilopart bes
SSiirIten bon 9pben3oqern 1T unter
Dem DAM unb Rotbpilo eine Isuhsn=
arti9e &rant1eit ausgebrphen, ber cine
erpbe Nn3abt 5iri9s gum Spfsr fall
len. gs1oaoers peroen bic fpeiblihan
95iere bsingeINht, mas um 10 ihlim=
mer 1T, ais oteielbsn sr5t gang turS
aslegt BADEN uno Der junes Rahpuba
nod ni9t nett senus lit, um obns
Shutter bur65ufommen. 5ahmdnnel
Bon Stuttgart unb WtiinAen 1inb BE-
-ufsn porben, um Die Natur Del
Seufs gu ersriinben unb ettpaias
hilfslnittel ansugsben.
Irrie sttdntr.
6amburg. Gin 20jdbriger jun:
eer Marn aus suten &reiien purb'
bier perbaftst, neil CT 8etrdgs por
100000 Marf unberehtigtertpsif,
am poltIhalter fir bas Banfbaus
Mebrenberg unb @obler psrsinnabm'
bate. Ser gr0bte Shell bes 5eIhea
purbe ipieber krbeisef9afft. = Ous
bieiige 2anbgeridt perurtbsilte bag
pieraebnidbrise Dienitmdbhsn Marie
@ebert pessn Grmorbuns bes 2 1e2z
iabrisen Sobnes ibres Oisnftherrn 81
6 1z2 Sabren @sfdngnib. Die ill=
aenoli4e 8erbre4erin bate bas aint
leoiali4 oesbalb aus Der Melt ge=
icbafft, neil ibr baTelbe, ipie iie ansab,
au piel Nrbeit perurlahts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

- M}it beitem Grfolae sebrou6e i'd
eeeen Elm beftises 2eberleiben Tr
Nusult &6nis's Samburser Sropfen. -
9einri9 Stimmer, s etroit, Mid.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
aus Wbto.

= Sn Wtilersburg tpurben @ottlieb
Jrp unb leine @attin aus ibrem 8ugep
semorfen. 0ie 6rau murbe 1Dotli6 unb
5rp sefdbrli6 perlest.
= Sn @allion lprans 2epp Grp BON
einem 9euuasen unb fiel auf cine Seu=
9abeI, oeren 3infen ibm bur9 ben 8ruit-
taiten oransen, bod pirb er NIT bem
Geben baponfpmmen.
= Gin mabrldeinlid bon Branbitif=
tern anselestes Geuer 3erltorte in @ani=
polls, @auia @ountp, bic gefullte
S9eune bes 8iireers @obert Ganabp ;
iein pfero unb @asen perbranten sleid=
faus.
= Ser junse Deuti9e 9ouanb @tein
in 6inblap, 9ancod gou: tp, berl1ludte
in ielbltm6rberi19er Mbfi1t eine itarte
Doiis Morpbium. Man bofft, i'm am
2eben 81 erbalten. Neri1mdbte Qiebe
mar bas Motipiber Shat. :. s., 80.
= Sm Utter bon "a Sobren 1T in
Yortsmoutb Dapib 9abn seitorben, tpele
DER in ben 9agen, als nod feline giien=
bobnen eriltirten, QDitfut19en uber Die
Mlesbenies 3u futi9iren pfegte unb einit
ben @eneral Sodion, 9orrtlon, Spler
""h anbere .sbiitinguirte perlonen 3u
pafIaeieren bate.
- Sn benz fleinen 6luB4en Wloobp
Stun, tpel9es in Cincinnati BON Molnu1
Sius nod benz Min Greet fiebt, finb am
-. Muguit brei Rnaben beim Baben er-
trunfen. Dielelben inb bic 8riioer
William unb Matb. Glatterp, 13, reip.
IL Sabre alt uno Der 10idbrise 6rani
Burns.
= Dur9 bic @eiitessesenpart zines
sw0lfiabrigen Rnaben ,purbe lbperes
llnslid onf Der Big Sour" BEL Gincin-
nati perbiitet. Cine 9Deitbe mar aus
8erieben often eeblieben, als Der Gilout=
aug beransebrauit lam. Ser fleine Son
Didinlon erfabte it1nea oen furhtbarer
Grnit beg Moments, mari Die s1eih,
berum uno Der 3us NOR serettet.
Wie man aus gBarren, Srumbun
gountp, meloet, ,purbe balet5lt Der 81
Sabre ollie Gpbraim Mler Brown tont i'm
Bette sefunoen. grcmn mar niemals
perbeiratbet St mar elm Bruber oes
betannten Glepelanber &apitalilten
Tapette Bromn. Ser Neritorbene him
terldbt Elm Werm0sen bon mebreren Sun-
oerttauiemb Dollars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23

Watch, clock and jewelry repairing
in all branches, at / H Leyson Co.'S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23

prices of the staple prices OF agricui-
ture and of the mines, no orders TO
amount to much will come from the
south and west viii come to the manu-
facturers of the east. The people OF
those sections can live without inter-
course with the people OF the east; put
what will the east, with its teemlng
millions now starving, do without their
trade with the west?
Money is the medium or instrument
atty of exchange. Without exchange
there can be no trade; without trade
there can be no railroad traffic. II
your policy of contraction goes on you
take away the instrumentalities by
which the commerce between the east
and the west is carried on. One step,
and these railroads are in the hands
of the receivers; another step, and they
must cease ito operate; a little later,
and the hungry jackal, as he traverses
the intervening dreary waste when
separates us from you, will wonder
why it was that two streaks of rust
we're made to span continent. Barter
can only be carried on in restricted To-
caIities. Our idle workmen and cheap
wool are now being utilized for the
manufacture of clothing. The psople
| Of California and Oregon are now cloth
! ing their militia from the wooden mills
! Of Utah.
manufactures will supplant yours Our
idle workmen will find employment
while yours face starvation. Our gold
mines will furnish us with money when
you are without the gold with which
to do even your local traffic. And our
men upon the farms will dig from the
soil those necessary means of existence
which yours cannot find This sec
tional idea which is born and bred
grows by the aspersions which your
press in the east hurls against the in
! telligence and manhood of the west,
will react to your ruin and will re-
dound ultimately to our glory.
God forbid the time should ever come
when the people of the east shall forget
patriotism or the considerations of hui
mainly which should be at least as all
embracing as the boundaries which
surround all our people. God forbid
the time should ever come when any
sectional issue shall again arise; but il
that time shall ever come it shall not
not be owing to a lack of patriotism
on the part of the people of the west
but will be due to the selfshness, the
arrogance and unkindness of the east
Mr.. Chairman, I yield the remainder
of my time to the gentleman from
South Carolina MIR. Latimer]
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
Running Away From Mamma.

Running away from mamma,
Bareheaded up the street,
Kicking the dust into yellow smoke
With little rogish feet.
Tossing it over his clean white dress
Into his stocking heels,
Checking his little wooden horse
That trundles along on wheels.
Dreaming away with wide blue eyes,
And specializing why
God won't give him the golden ball
That drops in the quivering sky;
What is the use of that pretty pink cloud,
Sailing away so high
If he can't have a ride In it?
And it's no use to try.
If that woman grew with glasses on,
If this house is papaS;
Why that nice red cow won't talk to him.
Looking across the bars.
Into the neighbors' gates and doors,
Under their cherry trees,
Into mischief and out again,
Whatever he may please.
Wandering at last to the old church steps
Little horse and all,
Climbing UP laboriusly-
Too bad. if he should fall
Pushing in with dimpied hands
The great door strong and tall,
Letting the warm. sweet summer light
Slide down the Swallowed wall.
Standing still in the solemn sol hush
vi CltcIlCe1l, nave eAAAO cOALlCs
Thinking it prettier
Than the sitting room at home,
Not bit afraid, ah. no, indeed,
OF the shadows vast and dim,
Quite at home, and sure it was made
All on purpose for him.
The old old story comes up to me
Written so long ago,
About the heavenly temple,
Where you and must go.
The beautiful, waiting temple,
L. That has no room for sin
i8Something about a little child
And the way of entering in
Boston Transcript.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
A DOCTORS PROTEST..
Rejected By the Medical Board.
Salt Lake City, Feb. 81, 1885,

SodlI LAKE Olty, Il GU ~ AO"1'
To the Editor of The Herald:
Dear Sir-If freedom is not dead in
Utah, you will give this letter notice
by publication, for failing to gain JUS
tice at the hands of Utahs board Of
medical examiners and the courts hav-
ing held their actions valid, ! must
appeal to the people, fully believing
that they have not lost the love of fair
play.
On the sth of January 1 presented
my diploma for the purpose of qualify
ling under the medical practice act, and
have been notified that my certificate
would be forthcoming. One member
says it is all right, and another says
he does not know that my application
was made, while another tells me that
[ have ''been turned down. using the
learned expression of the public perse-
cutor. Their records show that they
have unlawfully decided not to grant
me a certificate, regardless of the fact
that my credentials are equal to. If not
better, than those of the board.
How long can this continue? Do the
people uphold men who do this?
Are these men worthy of high office
Am l entitled to justice? j. B. H.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS.

Liverpool, Feb %
WHEAT-Firm; demand fair; holders
offer moderately. eiff -r
CORN-Firm; with moderate demand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
The Last Was First.

Teacher 0o new pupiD-What is your
last name, my little man?
New Pupil-Tommy.
Teacher-What is your full name?
New Pupil-Tommy Jones.
Teacher-Then Jones is your last
name?
Tommy-No it isn't When 1 was
born my name was Jones. and they
didn't give me the other name for a
month afterwards. Brooklyn Life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
Enstwnrd Bound,

The Rio Grande Western railway has
two fast express trains across the con-
tinent daily. 1t runs everywhere. AL
though its accommodations are the best
Its rates are the lowest. Through Sleep
ing cars to Denver, Kansas City.
Omaha and Chicago. Free chair cars.
Ticket office, Is West Second South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
Hnd Seen better Dnss

"This parrot, NAM" said the dealer,
us one that can recommend. It was
in the family of a clergyman for many
years.
well, gents whatll We have? Name
your pizen!" exclaimed the parrot with
startling emphasis.
He was obliged to part with it.
however" continued the dealer with
an apologize cough, and for the last
year or two it has belonged to the al
derman from our ward. "-Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
| GREAT silver SPEECH.
gUtah's Delegate Again Covers
Himself With Glory.
ADDRESS OF j. L. RAWLINs.
DELIVERED IN CONGRESS- ON FEB
RUARY IA AND 10.

1t Created Profound Sensation
Among the Statesmen--A Logical
and Manly Appeal for the West
Greeted With Thunders of APP
~ pIause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-23
COMMERCIAL.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Feb. %.
CATTLE-Receipts, 1900; slow, steady
HoGS-Receipts. $4,000: active, triAe
higher: rough, heavy, 4,iO05.05; packers
and mixed, 510a5.2O; prime, heavy and
butchers weights, 5.20@5.3O; assorted
SHEEPwReceipts 10000; slow, barely
steady; top sheep, 3.0003.50-
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For over Fifty yeo-.

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lin India will buy SO bushels of wheat
for export to Europe. What is true of
India is true of China, of Japan, and
of the Straits settlements Hence it is
| that wheat, cotton, and other staple
products in this country have gone up
and down as silver has gone up and
down in its gold price. And so, as
silver has gone down it has become
correspondingly harder to pay a. debt
or lift mortgage. Hence it was that
those who were familiar with this sub
ject in the BRUSSELS conference pre-
dicted great financial disturbance if
| the decline Of silver should go on still
further. If our friends who are in
favor of gold recommendation wish an
ILLUSTRATION Of this subject I commend
/ to their attention the testimony taken
by the India currency commission.
In the progress Of this discussion
| gentlemen from the east are wont to
speak with contempt and derision of
| the financial notion which are sup
posed to prevail in the south and the
west 1 think 1 have noticed during the
progress of this discussion on several
| occasions a delfsive smile fitting
! across the genial countenance of the
gentleman as some wild west notion
upon questions of finance was promul-
gated. People are sometimes inclined
to retaliation; and methinks / see de-
rision, responsive to the contempt in
which the south and west are held in
| the esat on questions of finance.
Now, l have no malice or hostility
against our friends from the east.
believe that those gentlemen who rep
lresent that side of the question, though
they are now welded to their financia
Idols. if some day they should be awak-
ened from their financial dalusions
would meet with terrible shock.
have no doubt of their general charity
and philanthropy; but they place Z
very high estima ton upon their financ
Iial requirements and their knowledge
upon questions of economics. Las
/ year the west and south cancelled
their unfilfulled orders to the manufac
lturers Of the east. This year (marl
lmy word for III VIII the declining
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Tribune.

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Sarsaparilla is an honest, unpurchased
statement of what this medicine has
actually done h5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-07-12
LINDEN.

The glorious fourth passed off
quietly in Linden, with the e1cep.
ton of little giant powder explo.
sion in the evening, whereby one Of
the patriotic participants came near
losing the sight of both eyes.
Haying is the leading feature Of
the day at present.
Dwight Kruel, of Fennim6re, was
here on "biz" Thursday.
Sidney and Polly Mellor came up
from Chicago Friday to visit res.
tives here.
Will Brewer, wife and child left
for their home at Baskerville, Iowa,
Friday.
We had the pleasure OF being en-.
tertained at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Avenell on the
fourth. We believe they cannot be
beaten, judging from the enjoyable
time had by all present.
Mrs. VIM. Brewer is very sick Of
bilious fever.
VIM. Arthur, who is principal Of
the Excelsior high school, is visit.
ing here for few days.
Mrs. Maggie Browning and
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Mccoy, who
have been visiting Mrs. Chas Aven.
all, returned to their home at Mon.
mouth, Ill, last Thursday.
Little Clyde Fault is very sick Of
heart failure.
Mrs. Annie Stratman, of Dodge.
vile, visited friends here this week,
Mrs. Mamie Dixson, of Belmont
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fault.
Jas. Wicks lost valuable horse
last week.
Remember children's day at the
?. NJ. church next Sunday afternoon
and evening. Exercises at 2:30 and
I o'clock. Bee.