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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
Clos z kraju.
V L.

TX. y Mleslac Juz upfynaf od pa
mietnej dla wielu rodzin DOLBY, kiedy
niespodziewanie w nocy aresztowano
dwiescie kilkadziesiat osob, oskarzo-
nych, raczej Podejrzanych udzial w
manifestacyi kwietniowej. Mozna sic
wiec juz przyjrze6 dok}adnie postepo-
waniu wladz rossyjskich W danej spra-
vie i nalezycie je oceni6. Postepowa-
ME to nacechowane Jest jak zwykle
samowola tenn dotkliwsza, re zalezna
cd knprysow i fantaryi wykonawc6w
bezprawia. Brak wszelkich form praw-
nych okreslajacych stosunek wladzy do
spo}eczehstwa odwrotnie - Jest mai
bardziej znamiennem zyciem naszego
Poiozenia. Nawet prawa wyjatkowe,
jak drakonowska ustawa ochronie
wzmocnionej, skombinowane istnie-
jacemi u mas przepisami stanie wojen-
nym - sa zupe}nie dobrowolnie stoso-
wane lub pomijane, naturalnie ME ma
korzys6, ale re szkoda tych, ktorych
dotycza.
Zaznaczylismy juz dawniej, re poll
eva aresztowa}a tylko czes6 tlumu, znaj-
dujacego sic ma ulicy. Nieliczna gro
mada policyantow ME by{a stanie
zatrzyma6 ca@ej masy. Komunikat u
rzedowy i korespondencye do pism ro-
syjskich zmniejszaia liczbe manifestu-
jacych umyslnie y. Ale jezeli mani
festujacych byio dziesiec razy wiecej,
anizeli aresztowano, pomiedzy zatrzy-
manymi znajdowa}y sic niewatpliwie
osoby, ktore ME braiy zadnego udziaiu
W demonstracyi.
Wbrew obowiazujacemu pIawu po-
licya ME wezwaia tiumu do rozeiscia
sic, skutkiem czego staio sic niemozli-
wen odroznienie manifestujacych cd
zwyklych przechodniow, jak r0wniez
tych, ktorzy us}uchaliby wezwania cd
tych, ktorzy okazaliby sic opornymi, co
Przecie wP1ywa6 powinno W kazdym
razie ma stopieh odpowiedzialnosci.
Natomiast wiadza rossyjska wprowa-
dzi{a inne gatunkowanie. Wybrano
Przedewszystkiem, jak to zaznaczyli-
smy, tylko czesc osob znajdujacych sic
ma ulicy, widocznym celem zmniej-
szenia udzia}u spolecze6stwa mani
festacyi, przedstawienia jej jako dziel
niewielkiei garstki osob, ktore tym
sposobem MONA bedzie uznaG "a pro-
motow zastowa6 do Mich kare. Pow
tore zaraz W cyrkule policyjnym naka-
zano oddziela6 ludzi, nalezacych 2 DO
zoru do kasy inteligentnej wypuszcza-
no, nawet Po prostu wypedzano wielu
ubogo odzianych rzemieslnikow wy
robnikow, ktorych jednak znalazlo sic
W areszcie kilkunastu. Chodzilo tu
nietylko zmniejszenie liczby mantle
stantow, ale o wykazanie, ze demon
stracye urzadzala inteligencya mIo-
dziez uniwersytecka. Niezupelnie
manewr ten sic udaI, bo pomiedzy are
sztowanymi znajduja sic przedstawicie-
lie rozmaitych klas spolecznych zawo-
informscye.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22

syteckiej, kazdy tych przedstawicie-
Ii wiadzy mowi co innego bez cere-
monii oskarza innych o swiadome okla
mywanie interesant6w.
Ma tie tego chaosu prawnego ad-
ministracyjnego Scieraja sic rome pra-
dy - tocza sic sPory miedzy przedsta-
wicielami w}adz miejscowych. Pogla-
dy ich ma sprawe zaleza cd domniema6,
czy W najwyzszych sferach petersbur-
skich Pozadanem jest lagodne, lub tez
surowe ukaranie manifestantow. Nizsi
urzednicy kliki Hurki staraja sic po-
budzic zastepce genera@-gubernatora do
uzyoia jaknajostrzejszych srodk6w W
celu wykazania, re dotychczasowy sy.
stem PostePowania Polakami by} mai
odPowiedniejszym. Jednym takich
srodkow by} w}asnie zamieszczony W
,,Dniewniku Warszawskim" artykuI
ktorym mowilismy juz poprzednio.
Artyku@ ten fa}szywie przedstawia
fakty historyczne W opisie wypadkow
pred stu lat. K{adzie nacisk wyla-
cznie ma rozlew krwi, ma mordowanie
bezbronnych kobiet dzieci d ~odzi,
ze manifestanci chcieli wiasnie uczcic
czyny okruciehstwa rzez MoskaH,
czem pewnoscia Mkt ME mysla} Me
wyPieramy sic wcale uczu6, jake
wzgledem rzadu spo}eczehstwa rosyi-
skiego zywimy; ale dla tego mozemy
tenn wieksza stanowczoscia zaznaczyc,
re W obchodzie rocznic powstania Kos
ciuszkowskiego co innego mia{o ma celu
spo{eczenstwo nasze. Vie tenn do
brze Rad rosyjski chociazby odezw i
przemowieh publicznych, wygIasza-
nych tam, gdzie jawnie odbywaiy sic
obchody, TEN bardziej wiedzie6 po-
Wilma redakcya ,,Dniewnika", czytaja-
ca pisma zakordonowe.
Rok 1894 Jest dla mas poczatkiem
nowej cry, okresu swiadczacego ME.
sPozytej zywotnosci odpornosci naszej,
okresu dis juz niewatpliwego odrodze-
MIA narodu pomimo upadku pahstwa i
strasznej represyi zewnetrznej. Ale
szczegolne znaczenie ma dla mas rocz-
MICA bitwy Rac}awickiej, (xtora rowniez
obchodzono, chociaz policya dopiero
pozniej TEN sic dowiedzia{a, oraz
rocznica powstania Warszawy. Swieci-
my panied tych faktow, bo dowodza
one wymownie solidarnosci wszystkich
warstw narodu W obronie prawa jego
do zycia, bo swiadcza o bohaterskiem
poSwieceniu dla sprawy narodowej lu-
du polskiego. Sam ten fakt, il roczni-
ce powstania Kosciuszkowskiego OBJ.
chodzono take W Prusiech Austryi,
ktora wowczas Polska wcale ME woio-
wa}a, najlepiej dowodzi, ze ME chodzilo
samym wypadku o swiecenie roczni-
cy rzezi, ale przedewszystkiem ucz-
czenie wielkich i wsznych dla mas wspo-
mnieh dziejowych.
,Warszswskij Dniewnik" umyslnie
przekreca fakty i eel demonstracyi,
Aeby W rossyjskiej opinii publicznej
wywo}ac oburzenie ma Polakow, zeby
stlumic te watpliwosci, ktore W danym
wyPadku Powstse musia{y sumieniu
kazdego uczciwego Rossjanina. =
lstotnie po przeczytaniu rzeczonego ar
(Ciag. dalszy ma stronie 4-ej.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
Kochajmy move pOlska.

Rok rocznle los nleubfagany
wyrzuca kilka tysiecy polak6w
o tysiace mil cd miejsc, W kt6-
rych sic urodzili wychowali.
Kazdy z mas bez wzgledu na to
czy kraj opuscil W wieku mlo-
dociannym czy tez W dojrzalszym,
zostawil tam cos co dla nieeo ma
zawsze swietem pozostanie. l po
dluzszych latach spedzonych na
tu1actwie, So przeciez chwile, w
ktorych dusza rwie sic do miejsc
nam drogich.
Por6wnywajac obecny tryb
zycia z tym, kt6rysmy prowa-
dill W kraju - jakiz sic nam
przedstawia obraz!
Przeciez niejeden znas biegajac
boso po niwach ojczystych, uga-
nia} sic "a gesiami, indykami
lub prosietami j ami marzy}, re W
Ameryce zostanie kupcem, re be-
die m6wi} po angielsku, zajmie
wybitne stanowisko W polityce
amerykaGskiej, re piastowae be-
die urzad intratny, ze cieszyc sic
bed=ie wp}ywem szacunkiem
IL swoich i u cudzych.
Czy ia zmiana jest formalna,
czy tez tylko zewnetrzna.
Ot6z chwa}a Bogu, ze my dis
W Ameryce, kiedys W kraju to
jedna i ia sama dusza polska -
i jestesmy dzisiaj r6wnie dobry.
mi polakami, jakimismy byli
dawniej W kraju-a czestokroc i
leps2ymi.
Ola czego jestesmy zawsze i
wszedzie polakami bez wzgledu
ma to, czy krew nasza Selma mr6z
sybiryjski, czy ja rozpala upal
zwrotnikowy; czy mieszkamy W
kraju Washingtona, czy tez pod
lazurowem niebem wloskiem -
dia czego wrogom naszym ME
udaje sic wynarodowiG mas!
Ot6z dla tego, ze wszystko roz.
bija sic o jedna opoke, kt6rej mic
ME jest W stanie skruszyc-a opo-
ka ia jest So0ieta mora ojc6e0 ma
szych. Dop6ki m6wimy po pol.
sku, dop6ty bedziemy polakami.
Biada nam, po trzykroc biada,
skoro zaniedbamy ten skarb mai.
drozszy - te spuscizne jedyna
po przodkach naszych.
Biada rodzicom, kt6rzy ME
dbajq to, aby dzieci ich nau.
czyly sic jezyka polskiego; biada
rodzicom, kt6rzy pozwola die
ciom swym uzywac W domu TO.
dzicielskim cudzego jezyka. Pod
dachem polskim, przy ognisku
domowym = MECH tam przynaj.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
w sprawie sekr. jen.

Rad Centr. wyda specyalna
odezwe, objasniajqca po}ozenie
rZecZy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22

Pewien rycerz, chcqcy zawsze
uchodzic "a bardzo bieglego W
sprawach zwiqzkowych, i kt6ry
tax gardiuje pred sejmem po
sejmie - ucieka1 re sejmu az sic
"a MIN kurzylo.
Kto by} 6w rycerz, i dla czego
uciekal - opowiemy moze, jesli
sic ME upamieta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22

Kto mieszka W szklannym do
mu, ME powinien rzucac kamie.
miami ma przechodni6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
wv. n. P. a wv. Wych. P.
W Europe.

Jak wiadomo Sejm Y. poru
cyl zarzqdowi instytucyi nasze.
nawiqzac jak najscislejsze sto
sunk z Wydzialem Wykonaw
czym Zwiazku Wychodztwa Pol
skiego W celu wsp6lnej piracy
mad wyzwoleniem narodu nasze
go. Sprawl }acznosci z trudno
scia jednak moze bye omawians
listownie; trzeba bowiem znalez(
taxa forme organizacyjnej lacz
nosci = aby samorzqd obiedwu
instytucyi ma TEN ME ucierpial-
administracya ME ulegia kom
plikacyi- a dazenia byiy wsp6l,
ne i rozw6j pozosta} swobodny
By}oby najw}asciwszem, ably
Rad Centr. miai swego stalegc
przedstawiciela w Wydziale wy
konawczym wv. W. P. W Euro
pie - a Wydz. Wyk. nawzajen
W Rzqdzie Centr. i ably ci pred
stawiciele mieli prawo giosu W
sprawach wsp6lnych obu orga
nizacyom, lub tez W sprawacf
ogolno polskich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22

Buffaloskie Echo, kt6re
zwykle szczyci sic TEN, ze podaje
wiadomosci zezrode} jak najwia
rogodniejszych, powtarza jednak
jak "a pania matka pacierz plot.
XII pogioski "a rozmaitemi ga.
zetami o redaktorze ,,Zgody"
jakoby ten mial jezdzic do NJ or.
Satolli'ego W sprawie parafii wi.
nO1skiej pope}nia1 rozmaite in
ne ,,okropne przestepstwa".
A no, jesli tax dalej p6jdzie
to Echo" napisze lie razy redak.
tor ,,Zgody" kichnql ma dobe i
doda, ze kichajqc tax wiele ME
ma czasu zajmowac sic spra.
wami zwiazkowemi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22

- Tylko correspondent ,,Swieta~, kt6ry byl wi
doeznie swisdkiem wypadk6w, daje dokfadniejsze
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
TIE .wIrch OF ENpoR.
To Be Given in This City on Grand Scale
BV the A o. o. W.

The A. o. U. w. are going TO give an
entertainmentth that promises TO eclipse
any effort ever made by local talent in
West Virginia. They have secured the
great scenic production, THE Witch OF
Endor," which will be put on here in a
manner that will leave lasting impress
sion on the Wheeling public. The well
known professor OF music, Prof. j. A.
Rayns, is assisting the A. o. U. w. in
selecting the ladies and gentlemen who
take the various parts. There Is 10 De
chorus of fifty trained voices under
the direction of Prof. Rayns. Prof.
A. LIE Roy, of New York, will in
struct the dances, marches and drills.
The Opera House has been secured for
three nights, December 13, IA, and Is,
with matinee on Saturday the 18th.
That this entertainment deserves the
patronage of every person In Wheeling
goes without saying, as the A. o. u.
WIS are purely benevolent concern,
and aside from the merits OF the enter
tainment itself, they should be encour-
aged in their efforts.
Mrs. ]. A. Rayus takes the title role,
duQ bulS III 1851 IL q
tee to the people Of Wheeling
that the character will be we'll
portrayed, as this lady is known
to possess more than an ordinary
amount OF talent. There are to be
twenty-five different scenes used, all of
which have been especially painted for
this production and the value OF which
alone represents the snug SUN Of S20.-
600. The scenes comprise one hundred
and forty-three pieces, ranging In size
from lSx24 feet to 30x50 feet, and 1t
will tax the Opera House. to its utmost
capacity to hold IL.
The play is founded on Biblical and
historical facts, and represents all the
most prominent events mentioned In
the Bible. 1t is new departure from
the time-beaten paths OF the usual en-
tertainment, and clearly proves the
author, Prof. Henry COPYRIGHT, TO be a
profound scholar, amply competent to
handle his subject ard to arrange his
entertainment in a clear and compre-
hensive manner. This entertainment
will be a treat which none can afford TO
miss.
There will be q full rehearal Tuesday
night, when all chaperons are requested
to attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
New baker, new candy maker, new
holiday goods, everything new and most
excellent. Geo. II. DURsT'
rhi.I.ofInterss TO You.

In making an investment, be sure you
have what is absolutely safe and secure,
INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY. The MI
tual German Savings and Loan Assocl-
ton, (be very careful that you see that
this is the correct name, as there are
institutions springing up with Similar
names aud with plans and contracts en-
tirely differently is a home company
though organized under the laws VI
Pennsylvania, the original home OF
buildlng associations, as their laws are
based upon long experience, ana are
therefore more directly protective OF
the interest OF the stockholders than
those of some of the Commonwealths in
which the work so far is principally ex-
detrimental. Pennsylvania absolutely
prohibits the use of the funds OF build
ing association in any other way than
to loan to members, the element OF FISK
being thus entirely eliminated. Inc
association has been in existence six
months. Number Of shares OF stock
sold IL 900, loaned to members 500, 200
on approved mortgages amounting to
S164, O55. If you desire an investment,
or wish to make loan drop a postal to
the Company's office, Peabody Building,
and our solicitor will call and gladly
furnish all information.
w. A. Wilson, President; George
Hook, First Vice President; Z. ID.
Smith, Second Vice President; c. b.
Hart. Third Vice President; Alfred
Paul, Secretary; P. B. Dobbins, Treas
urer; S. E. Pool, General Manager; j.
b. Sommerville, Counsel, Depository,
Dollar Savings Bank. Trustee, Wheel.
ing Title and Trust Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
DELAYED by fog. She departed at $50

delayed by fog. She departed at $50
for Newport.
The Lizzie Bay was due to pass up
for Pittsburg at o'clock this morning.
The Bedford passed down yesterday
afternoon about O'CLOCK for Newport.
Steward Albert Backe: leaves this
morning for Pittsburg to come out on
this rise.
/ At the wharf last night the marks
showed four feet seven inches aud ris-
ing slowly.
Mate Henry D. Conant left yesterday
for Plttsburg to come out on the ex-
pected rise.
Capt. Geo. w. Conant left for Pitts
burg. He expects to bring the w. W..
O'Neal out If there is was water enough.
The Ben Hur passed up from Par
kersburg for Pittsburg about midnight,
and returning is due back here Monday
afternoon.
Capt. Casper ellis arrived home
from Browns Island, where he has
been for the last month on the West
Virginia Sand Company's digger, Fay D.
The Courier passed up at 9 o'clock
Yesterday morning for Pittsburg, and
returning will leave here to-day at noon
for Parkersburg, providing she has no
bad luck.
A heavy fall OF rain is reported at
Parkers burg, and as far up the Ohio as
Beaver Dam. According to these indl-
cations there will be plenty OF water
for the packets now on their way up
with empties.
Capt. Richard Barrows, OF Plttsourg,
well known in coal and steamboat cir
Giles, who has been laid up for several
months with severe attack OF nervous
prostration, is able to be around again,
although not fully recovered.
The United States steamer Golden
Rod, Capt. Vandergrift, arrived In
Pittsburg yesterday at 3 o'clock from
the Ohio river on her regular trip oil
inspection. The Golden Rod is one OF
the finest boats on fresh water and she
is ably managed by courteous and Ell
ticient officers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
Special Diamond sale.

Our buyer was In New York the latter
part of July, when times were the hard
est and no buyers were to be found.
The diamond importers needed and had
to have money, and would sacrifice fine
goods in order to obtain it. Our buyer
was looking for bargains and bought
for spot cash fine Diamonds for less than
it cost to import them. We have
mounted the goods in Rings, Brooches,
Esrdrops, Studs, &C., and are offering
them at special low prices this week.
Come and see how little money is re-
CURED to buy a fine diamond. We have
rings, &c, set with full cut white dia-
monds from $500 up. Shelf Bros,
lilo Main street, next TO Shook & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
A Great Display.

A great display of fancy articles in
the way of embroideries Of all kinds
will be on exhibition at the Ladies' Art
Rooms at Geo. r. Taylor's from Tues
day next till Friday, inclusive. The
display will include luncheon cloths,
doilies, centre pieces, dresses and rich,
broad scarfs, tray cloths, and many
beautiful novelties pertaining to deco
rative art, and executed by the needle
in the fingers Of some dextrouS lady.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
Water Rents

For the term ending March 81, 1895,
are now due. II paid on or before the
31st of December, 1894. q discount OF
tan per cent will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

SEE the beautiful Marquetry Tables
and Cabinets we have in stock.
/. G.. DILLON g. Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

In diamonds. diamonds, diamonds, at D..
T.. BiIlman & Cc.'s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

Pig Roast aud Lunch at Chas. Ober-
mans saloon, 1903 Jacob street, Monday
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
THE STEADY RAIN
WILL FIRING THs. RIVER UP TO FINE
COAL STAGE.
Something Like twenty Feet Of Water Looked
For Here But Nothing in the Shape Of a
Flood to Be Feared.

The steady rain of the past sixty
hours has made it certain that we are
to have something more than fair
stage of water in the river at this point
by Monday evening. Up to eight o'clock
last evening an inch of water had fallen,
distributed as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

The Egyptian Scsrabeus. Something
new, and everybody must see Ii, at
|. G.. DILLON & Co.'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

R. E. Phillips. for Matamoras, got
away at IL O'Clock.
The H. K. Bedford arrived at 4:3O p.
M, twelve hours behind time, being
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

BARGAIN
In Watches, watches, at II. b. hlllman
Cos.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

NEW baker, new candy maker, new
holiday goods, everything new and most
avcsllent. GEO. L. BURST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

Pig Roast and Lunch at Chas. Ober-
mans saloon, 1903 Jacob street, Monday
eveAing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

Special prices given on silk and paper
shades this week n. X. Hiliman 20.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
WE invite everybody to call and look
at our beautiful holiday goods.
I. &. DILLON g. Co.
NHINNHTTTE Long Coats and
tiHIVU0IlIIIN other rough gar
VAAAA' ments just re-
ceiyed. EMsHEIMER's, Eleventh st.

bargains this week In $50 gold watcher
at IA Il. hillmah g. Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
RIVER INrELLIGENCE.

What Is Going on Among the Boats and
Boatmen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

Two MORE invoices OF HavilAnd China
Just In from Limoges, France.
/. q. DILLON e. Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

Special bargains In fac diamonds ~ n.
Z Hilim6n Co-'s.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-26
If YOU WANT nELlEF-yorE RIGHT.


The coming legislature should take up
the assessment question and formulate a
plan under which the men with a pull
would be assessed rs high for the same
amount Of property IFS the men who
tend to their business without regard to
politics. There IS no abuse IN thisregion
SO outrageous. so contrary to the public
good, so oppressive TO the poor men and
the small taxpayers as the assessments.
Anyone who has not examined the tax
rolls would be appalled, at the glaring
Determinations and exemptions exhibited
ard especially is this true OF the railroad
assessments. IL is not right. Everyman
should assume u share OF the public bur-
deas proportioned to the benefit he reoeiv-
es The nearest approach to this ideal
comes through assessing him according
TO the amount Of property he owhs And
the laws should be so framed as to wipe
out inequalities and make the burdens
even. Every voter should satisfy HIM
self as TO the responsibility for this state
of affairs and so vote as to compel lts
reforn and there is no earthly hope for
any reform iN this direction only through
a populist Legislature. Mr.. tax payer if
YOU want any relief in this line, vote for
Heeren. Ellis and Arneson. The railroads
are opposed to their election, and this is
enough to tell sou how to vote. Heeren,
Ellis and Arnescn, represent the people
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-26
EFFECTS or TIE EXCLUSIVE GOLD
BASES POLICY.

HAsBROCCK HEIGHTS, N. j., Oct. o.
Senator Stewart in his recent tariff speech
said: Nobody wants property thst is
falling; nobody wishes to acquire prop
erty which is drpreciating. 1t is only
upon u stable or rising market that prop
erty will be purchased. Everything
people so int, is losing. and it is warning
people to do nothing. Those who at
tempt TO do business fail. While there
is universal calamity and distress
throughout the country, here we are dis
cussing the question Of duty on pen
knives. on collars and cuffs. and other
little trinkets. that few men can make
Il few dollars out Of. That is the dis
cussion. and the country is excited over
it, The country can never grow rich
without employing labor and developing
its resources. Labor cannot be employed
while property is depreciating and gold
IF John Doe bivs foreign luxuries for
the rich. let John Doe find The means of
paving for those luxurirs. The whole
nations currency should not be dwarfeG,
and our farmers aud laborers be impov-
erished, to obllge him"
JOHN NJ. BATCIIELOH.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-26

"a Petligrcw's hired heelers are try
ing to sell out the republican county
ticket in order TO elect the legislative
ticket. This is not very welcome news
to the republican heroes.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-26

The Advocate last week did John
Stephenson, peoples candidate for county
Auditor. a great injustice by publishing
a lot Of stuff about an ancient creamery
down in Delaware. Sheriff Pierce. G. w.
Damn and A. w. Nichols, all good repuL-
licans. come 10 the defense of Mr. Steph-
enson, and as the Advocate correc,s it's
bad information this week we shall pass
it. John Stephenson is one of the best
men IN the county. able. honest. intelli-
gent and just the man to fill the Office Of
county Auditor. because under him. the
office would be conducted fair to all par
ties. and Mr.. Lmnd wouldn't have to get
his name stamped over when he runs for
office again.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-01-04
STEAMER W. F. NISBET
Badly Damaged by the
Explosion of Her Dom
key Boiler.
]. C. MITCHELL DEAD. TEN WOUNDED

kilograms received here
Wednesday morning brought the
sad intelligence that the donkey
boiler of the w. +. Nisbet explod.
ed at Panther creek, a short dis.
lance above Paducah on the Ohio
river Tuesday night, killing j. G..
Mitchell, of Saltillo, and wounding
ten others whose names are not
known.
This is the second calamity to
befall the Evansville, Paducah &
Tennessee River Packet Co. in a
short period. River men say
these fatalities go in trios. What
will the third one be?
j. G. Mitchell, whose death was
caused by the explosion, is the
Legislator from Hardin county and
a useful citizen; one who will be
greatly missed, not only by his
family and immediate neighbors,
but by every citizen of this
county.