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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
G9EATgi TEIEGaAFIg2EG z zAgRANiG5

- Hohenlohe bawi obecnie W
stuttgarcie, gdzie kr6l wirtemberg'
ski udzielit mu audyencyi.
w Kolonii umari V. Langen,
tes6 majora Wissmana, komisarza
niemieckiego W Afryce,
- "a obraze majestatu zostai re-
daktor 'Leipziger Volkszeitung'
Illge, skazany ma miesieey wiezie-
MIA.
- Prof. Moritz Willkomm, sfyn-
ny botanik, professor ma uniwersyte-
ole W Pradze, umart.
w Berlinie umarf s}ynny hu'
morysta autor wielu komedyj, Ed
ward Bloch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
VeIegranly zagranicEne
Program agraryjny niemieeki.

BERLIN, 5 pazdziernika. =
J1tro we Wroclawiu rozpoczy.
ma sig wielki doroczny kongres
socyalist6w, kt6ry trwac be-
die przez 9 dni. Okolo 1000
delegat6w iuz przyby}o. Po.
miedzy mimi ss reprezentanci
re Stan6w Ziednoczonych, ze
Szwajcaryi, Francyi, Australia
i Anglii. Waznym ma bye
kongres ten dla tego, ze celem
jego SO radykalne zmiany W
programme partyi niemieckiej,
na Et6rych maja sic oprzeG W
przyszIosei plany platformy
1nnych socyalistycznych stron-
nictw.
D1isiai komitet agraryjny
wykodczyl sw6j rapport, w kt6,
rym podale pfopozycye co 40
pewnych zmian W programme,
Ne wstepie okresla cele 50.
eyalno-demokratycznej partyl
W Niemczech, ,,azeby nadae
charakter demokratyczny wszy-
tkim zakiadom naukowym W
cesarstwie, azeby polepszyt byt
klasy pracujacei i podnieSf
przemys}, handel j rolnicFwo
W obrebie granic istniejacego
porzadku spolecznego W pan
stWie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

-, Grand jury" wrzesnlowa roz-
patrywafa 72o spraw i wniosfa 463
oskarzel.
= Wczoraj W r6znych sadach o.
kofo 100 par zostafo rozwiedzio-
nycb.
- 33letnia Christina Steams,
zam. pm. s8 ma Lubbock ul. wczoraj
odebrafa sobie zycie, ,zazywszY kwasu
karbolowego.
= Union League Club zamierza
d. 81 b. m. urzadzi6 znowu wielkie
zgromadzenie dla wyrazenia sympa.
tyi kubahskim powstahcom.
= Tymczasowy gmach pocztowy
ma bye wykohczonym W pierwszych
dniach grudnia.
= Jan Pagel, Niemiec, zam. ma
rogu ul.55ej i Robey, LEGACY lat 10,
ozenif sic wczoraj 65letnia pania
Maggie Adams. Zapewnia on, re
spodziewa sic dozyc srebrnego wese-
la.
w domu pm. 4458 Priceton aV.
powstaf pozar W mieszkaniu Johna
Perkinsa wskutek tego, re dzieci ba-
WHY sic zapalkami. Pozar ugaszono
szybko, ale pani Perkins mocno po-
parzy}a scbie rece.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Po latach iedenastu.

ANDERSON, Ind 5 paddz.-
G. w. Whitecotten, znany tu
kontraktor, po II latach szu'
kama, kt6re go kosztowalo ty-
siace 6olar6w, znalaz} naresz'
Gle swoja c6rke, porwana mu
W wieku dzieciecym. Corka
ia iuz jest zamezna i szczesli'
vie poszla "a MAJ; ale Viii.
tecotten grozi skargami o cd.
szkodoWanie wielu osobom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Teatr ma WOiciechOWie.

Odbieramy nastepujace pismo die
umieszczenia W ,,Dzienniku":
,K6lko dram. i'm. ksiecia Ponia.
towskiego W para6i Sw. Wojoieoha
odegra dis W niedzile, d. 9 b. m. o
godz. u wieczor W Hall szkolnej
przy Paulina i l6ej ul. teatr.
Tykist kosztuje tylko % @.
Oiegrana bsdzie sztuka pt. ,,Stary
Piecbur syn jego Huzar".
Doch6d jest przeznaczony ma szko-
.e parafalna.
Up,asza sic 81. publicznos6 o jak
najliczniejszy wspoludzias.
T. PaaOtoaCski, rezyseF.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Powstanie W Utuguayu.

MoNrEvIDEo, Uruguay, 4
pazdz. - W pogranicznej 2
Brazylia czesci rzecaypospoh'
tel wyniklo powstanie przecIW
rzsdowi. Wywolala tskowe
partya Blankist6w. Rewolucy:.
onisci So dobrze uzbrojenl l
maja W swych szeregach wielu
brazylijskich powsta1cowy 2
proWincyi Rio Grande do Sui
Dowodzi mimi gen. Apanaclo
Saravia. Rad wys}a4 przeclW'
ko powsta6oom znaczny od-
dzia2 konnicy pod dow6dz-
TWEEN gen. Estevana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
NieIudzkie znecanie sic.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 5go
paadziernika. Dzisiaj lyncho'
Wano tn Neala Smitha, Negra,
kt6ry znieWazy1 i zamordowai
Maggie Henderson W Coal
City. WyrWano go z wiezie-
MIA z pod opieki szeryfa i klu'
cznika Ed. Cox, zaprowadzo9o
go na miejsce, gdzie swojs
zbrodnie pope2ni} i tam ojciec
ofary iegQ, Will, Henderson
obcisl munalec, jeden po dru.
GIN, dla tego, re on ugryz3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
W spraWie Organizacyi katOl1'
ckich zakiad6W.

RzYM, 5 pazdz. : Romisya
kardynalow ola polsczenla
kosciol6w rozpocznie kodcem
tego miesiaca obrady, kto-
rych przedmiotem bsd0ie Or
ganizacya zaklad6w nauko-
Wych, kt6re Ojciec Sw. zakla'
da W Rsymie j ia Wschodzie,
celem popierania plan6w unii.
Idzie tn take o za}ozenie kol'
legium ruskiego, ma kt6re &C.
sarz Franciszek J6zef ofaro-
wal 100000 frank6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
MaCedO6czycy W BaRgaryl.

BUKAREszT, 3 pazdz. - Go
do zwiazku tainego MacedoG,
czyk6w W Bu}garyi okazuje
sic, ze na czele komitetu sta}
pewien professor szko]y buI.
garskiej. Komitet sklada} sic
2 60ciu cz3onk6w i pozostawa}
w tajnych stosunkach z podo-
bnymi komitetami W Burgas,
Warnie Soii. Komitet z Do.
brudzy uzbroi} oddzial z As
ludzi i wysia2 60 do Sofi,
zk9d wys1ano go do Macedo-
Iii, ! tam przy3aczy} sic do
powsta1c6w. Rad rumu6ski
odkryWszy ten komitet, kaza3
jego czlonk6w uwiezic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
AfOryznly.

.Malzshstwo czesto podobne
Jest do dziennika. w MEM maa jest
-czesto tylko odpowiedzialnym reda'
ktorem, wszystkiem zajmuja sic -
wsp6}pracowuioy.
..Dowcip-to butelka szampa.
ma; -powaga- korek; ftazes drut;
jezyk = noz, kt6ry przecina drut. A
w6wczas korek, wyskakujac. powc,
duis wybuch-smiechu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Telegranly krajOUo.
Tragedya mafSenska.

New York, !, 5 paziziernika.
SO letni szewc Albert Witef'
ski, zam. p. n. "a W. 26 str,
wczorai wieczorem po gwaito-
wnei sprzeezce z zona swoJa
Augusta, strzeli4 do niej dwu-
krotuie z rewolweru rani{ ia
lekko pod kolanem. Potem
strzelil sobie W glove i zabK
sic ma miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Kapitaf i praca.

BUFFALO, N, Y, 5 pazdz.-
Ciesle naleascy do uni, kt6rzy
pracowali przy New Qua
ranty Building, zastrajkowa,
Ii z powodu, re konrraktor
ME chcial wydalic dw6ch ro.
botnik6w ME nalezscych do
uni. Prawdopodobnie strajk
rozcisgnie sic jeszcze ma inne
ga4ezie unii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
PoW6d do WOjuJ.

MEDYoLAN, 5. pazdz. - Tu'
tejszy ,,secolo" donosi o "a
warciu tajnej umowy pomle-
dzy Turcya Serbia, ma mocy
kt6rei wkroczenie wojska bul'
garskiego do Macedonii stano
wiloby pow6d do wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
CIR zny cyklon.

HAVANA, 5 pszdaiernika.
w czasie ostatniego cyklonu
W prowincyi Pinar del RIO
dziewistnascie os6b utone}o, a
osm zgineio bez wieSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06

by} W palec swoja ofare. W
ko6cu ka2dy lynchownik6w
po kolei strzelal do niego i Ii
teralnie W strzepki go rozstrze-
lono. W ko6cu szczatki zebra.
no, wrzucono ma chr6st ma
prsdce zebrany i spalono ma
popi6}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Umarf ma wOdOwstr7t.

NEw YoRK, 5go pazdd.
Is letni w. Greenwald umar4
posr6d strsszliwych cierpie6 W
Governors Hospital" ma wo
dowstret. Pred 6 tygodniami
diva razy ugryz} go byl kot
zb}akany, kt6rego chcia1 wy.
rzucic z mieszkania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06

wielkim wezyrem. obawiajsc
sic, ae ostatnie wypadki wypa-
dki wplyw mice beda ma odle'
gle prooWincye, zaaadalem po,
nownie i energicznie, azeoy
misyonarze otrzymali prote'
kcye odpowiednia"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Ola Kuby.

QUINCY, ILL.,, 5 paddz. =.
Ma prosbe wielu obywateli,
burmistrz Steinbach zwo1a1
wielkie zgromadzenie, kt6re
ma SIG odbyt W przysz2y VITO.
rex, celem wyrazeuia sympa'
tyi dla powsta1c6w ma Ku.
bic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
NieszczesIiwy skok.

James Anderson, zam, pm. So
Burlington str, wczoraj pred po'
ludniem zeskoczylz z wagonu kolel
linowej tuz pred wiaduktem ma le
ulicy, azeby podnies6 jakis pred
miot, kt6ry mu wypadf byF z kiesze-
nj, i uderzyf talk SLIME o zelazne
wiszania wiaduktu, re czaszka' mu
pekfa. Nieszczesliwy zapewne um-
RE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Oskariony o sprzenieWier7enie

A. Zembal, by}y klerk W North
American Watch and Jewelry Co.'S,
wczoraj przedpo}udniem zosta} are.
sztowany, oskarzony jest spree
niewierzenie. Chodzi zfoty zegarek
wartosci s19o, kt6ry irma powyzsza
powierzy}a Zembalowi do sprzedazy.
Zembal miaF zegarek sprzedac, ale
pieniedzy ME odda}.
Process toczyc sic bedzie prsed
sedzia Prindiville d. II bm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
NOtatki telegraticzne
krajOWe.

w ubiegEym tygodniu byso W
Dtauach Zjednoczonych 2O7 ban
kructw, a W Kanadzie Al.
- w Charleston, W. Va, po-
wieszono A. J. Scotia, kt6ry zab;@
swa zone.
Dnia II 70 listopala ma wy
stawie W Atlanta bedzie "Dzien chi
oagoski".
- Pastor Isaac Roberts W Jeffer.
sonville, Ind, wprost pogrzebu
swei zony poszedt do bihra klerka
powiatowego wziat Stub swoj2
gospodynia, kt6ra r6wniez by}a ma
pogrzebie.
= Exgubernator John L. Beve.
ridge niebezpiecznie ley chory W
Sandwich, Ill.
w Bostonie republikanie "a
1niauowali kandydatem swym ma
gubernatora, piastujacego ten urzad
Greenhaldge'a,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Loterya macedOnska.

SOFIA, 5 pazdz. = Komitet
macedo6ski oglosil loterye ma
cele agitacyi narodowej W Ma
cedonii. Ciagnienie i wyplata
odbywac sic bsda pod kontro-
Ia rzsdu bu}garskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Ma rzecz koscio1a W Melrose.

Ma rzecz kosciola W Melrose
Wiel. ks. B. Skulik puszcza W lote
rye choragiew obrazem sw, Cecy-
lii, wartosci $l70. Losowanie cd.
bedzie sic d. 10 pazdziernika W szko.
lie Sw. Woiciecha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
z dziedziny reklam.

DAwniej aptekarze fabrykanci
mydla trzymali prym W wyszukiwa.
niu ekscentrycznych reklam, DIS
berlo ekscedtrycznosoi pod tym
wzgledem dzierze fabrykanci rowe.
row.
Jedna firm niemieckich uAyws
obeonie ogioszenia W formie.
klepsydry.
Pod krzyzem grobowym widnieje
napis:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
GfOzaa eksplOZya:

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, 5 paa.-
Dwu pietrowy dom mieszkalny
ma rogu Lexington Ozark av.
zostal zburzony wskutek eks'
plozyi rury gazowej. Zdsje
sig, ze zginsli wszyscy cz7onko'
vie rodziny P. G. Palmera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
Zezwolenia ma sluby.

Ludwik Judycki, Julianna zaws-
dowa 29-8O
Wilhelm Krestan, Anna Cap Sl-H
Maryaa Jaszenicki,K X Kolczewska 2s-l9
K. Ziofzowski, Leokadya Kubiak 25-2i
MARGIN Jagierski, Anna Gornisk 23T.Ss
Frank Wojtar Minnie Bskos 2S-ls
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
PrOtekcya dla Amerykan6W.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 5 paid.
-Pose} Stan6wZjedn
zatelegrafowal z Konstantyno
pola do ministra marynarki
Herberta, co nastepuje:
w ciagu ostatnich 48 60
DIN spOk6j panowa2. Kiamil
Pasza zamianowauy zostai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
KonVencya demokratyezna.
Przyzwoite obrady.
Wyraz sympatyi dla Kuby.

Wyraz symuatyi dla Kuby.
---
Oto nominacye poczynione ma
dzisiejszej konwencyi demokra-
tyczuej:
Ma ssasi6w sqau 'oyassego:
R. M. Morrison, (uastepca po ssdz'
Hanke)'
Henry M. Shepard (nastspoa po
soDle)
~" ~, ''0rd1"Hgs ~ "''''''
1, 4hOln1s 1el.y. 1.
| F.snL y, wan+sr
Thomas A. smvtb.
Josspb Duffy.
Dvai niervsi "a dzieln icv
noludn;owei. dvai nastepni ?
dzielnicv zachedniei. a ostatni z
dzielnicy p6lnocnei.
Kcnwencya odznaczala sic
harmonic j zgoda i wyr6aniala
sic tenn niezmiernie cd konwen-
cvi ranublika6skiei. kt6ra odbyIa
sic we czvartek.
Przewodniczacv komitetu CEN
+rol,ooo nov;atowooo r 6. Pea
bodv nrzedstawil ma tvmczaso-
voro nrzowodniczaceoo konwen-
owl oxsodvieoo Goodricba ten
~ rrzomowie swei wvkaza} r6-
:,ioo ,,on,iodzv hnrz,iwemi zai.
Colo nj no tonwencvi renubliks6-
okioi q snokoiem nanniacem na
tel konwencyi. Potem zamiano.
wano sekretarzy i komitety do
sprawdzania mandat6w, do sta
lei oroanizacvi ! do rezolucyi.
Podczas gdy komitety cofnely
sic ma narady. proszono pana A.
S. Trude, by pauze wypelniI
przemowa. Trude chcial ustapic
panu Hesingowi, iako Niemcowi,
ten zaszczyt W hall niemieckiei,
ale ME chciano slyszec o "a
stepstwie.
Trude przeto pr rzemawial, 20
MIN m6wii prezydent.
Po przemowie tego ostatniego
pojawil sic z raportem komitet
do sprawdzenia mandatow. Kon-
testy byfy W 4, 5, II i % war
dzie. WIZ udzielono piosu dele
eatom kontestuiacym, a W innych
delegation regularnym.
Komitet dla rezolucyj podai
rezolucye pochwalajace demo-
!zratyczny zarzad budowy kama
!, ,dmistracva CIevelanda. i
niaustroszona nolitvke euber-
town Al+ooldo oanioce renubli-
Ia6stie Rrecenie Teforma sluaby
cvwilnei ! polecaiace wyborcom
olosowac 20 poprawka Torrensa
20 do zanisvwania tytui6w wla-
,Le Lo,,;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06
,,TU LEY
s. j. Jogins.

Me kupil sobie roweru fabryki
Y, to tez skrecil kark ma rowerze
fabryki x. Westchnijoie "a jego
dusze, ale 60 ME za}ujcie".
Tax ,,echt" niemieckie, ze az....
niesmaczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-06

= POpierajcie "Fair" ma sic
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29
Let tho United States Lead.

There is 10 doubt but that there is
growing interest i'll favor of free coin
age of silver throughout all tho leading
nations of tho world. 1t is even said
that tho new government now being
formed i'll England is favorable to it.
Germany has already said that she is,
and France has always been friend to
silver. All that is necessary i'll order to
have silver universally recognized and
restored to its former place us primary
money is for some leading nation, like
the United States, to take the initia-
tive, and then all will drop into line
The conditions throughout the world of
the great mass Of the people, especially
the agricultural classes, have forced this
question to the front, and it will not
down until there is final adjustment
of it.-Carroll (Ga. Free Press.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29
The Intelligent MECHANIC.

was down i'll Alabama few weeks
ago and incidentally fell into convcrsa-
tion with an intelligent mechanic Oh the
silver question, writes w. NJ, Williams
said: "What is the difference to You if
we have the single gold standard: The
prices Of all the staple commodities
needed by you are reduced ill price i'll
proportion to the reduction in the vol
une of primary money, the measure Of
values. Cutting silver out has reduced
the price Of -four hero to Ss3 75 per bar
rel, and here, where it is raised, you can
buy cotton at 5 cents per pound. These
are the chief staples you require for
food and clothing"
The carpenter replied: "When flour
was from $40 to $14 per barrel and
cotton worth from 10 to l2 cents per
pound, / always had plenty of money
with which to buy flour and clothing.
Now it is difficult for me to raise sutti-
cient to buy q barrel of flour when
needed, and have to go short on cloth
ing. Wher prices We're high, money was
plenty, and everybody was constantly
employed at good wages. Now employ
ment is very uncertain. Mechanics not
altogether cut off work do not have
steady employment, and they find it
difficult to secure tho bare nccessaries
of life.
Tho manufacturers and agricultur-
lists who favor the reduction of the life
blood Of commerce, real money, to the
smallest volume possible are cutting
their own throats, for they are reducing
in proportion the consumption of their
products, and the same may be said Of
the mercantile class, who have the han
ding of these products. -
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29
INTELLIGENCE unuerrated.

LII the east every friend of free ccin-
age is called q Populist OF socialist, and
the movement to rcins::tc silver is
termed "thc silver craze. +" 1.-The recent
rise III the price of wheat settles the
silver question, said prominent New
York gold man the other dag, "and the
craze is dying out. /" As if the western
people do not understand the ,:lanipula-
tions of the wheat pit and the corners
and combines Which control prices!
The gold worshipers ulldcrrate the in
tellisence of the people and totally mis-
understand the ;nimus Of those who ad-
vocate silver coinage. They cannot set
tie this question by denouncinS 1.-THE
silver craze" and talking about "honest
money"
II silver is deprecated, the men who
demonctized it in 1878 are responsible.
Their excuse for opposing silver now is
that there is too much of it. III 1878
there had been coined S,000,000 silver
dollars, AND silver was at a premium
over gold. Why was it demonetized?
Who demanded it? The answer can be
found i'll the proceedings Of the none
tary conference at Paris in 1860, when
Mr.. Sherman sent a letter to Mr.. Rug
giles, who represented this country, stat
ing that the United States was anxious
and ready for the gold standard. 1t was
not true. But the money lenders Of Eu-
rope had determined on the gold stand
ard, and Mr.. Sherman was ready to help
them. Vest.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29
A Prophetic Joke.

Thus do the prophetic jokes of the
humorists como true. A wedding of
cyclists took place at EPSON the other
day. The bride and bridegroom, tho
witnesses. the two families and tie at
tendants rode to the church and stacked
the wheels outside the sacred c,litice.
When the happy pair presented them
selves before the clergyman, lie looked
from one TO the other i'll puzzled way.
Both We're dressed exactly alike. There
We're the same coats, the same waist
coats, the same breeches, the same shirts
and collars, the same short hair, the
same smooth face in each case. The
embarrassed ccclesiastic was forced to
say, Excuse me. but which is the
bridc:' Hero is equality of man and
woman turned into identity. New
York Sun.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29
A GOLDI7E DECOY
Millions Expended in the Fight
Against the White Metal.
SEN A.TOR VESTS VIEWS
The Gold Bugs Claim the Silver Craze
is Dying Out. and Talk of
Honest Money.
Honest Money,

For illustration of the difference be-
tween redemption money and redeem-
able money l selected us an example OF
the latter the issues OF state banks.
wish to say that did this without any
feeling of hostility toward these insti-
tutions. l am not opposed to state
banks. On the contrary, think can
give very good reasons for prefcrring
such system Of state banking as might
be established to the present national
bank system, but have observed that
tions to inculcate the belief that state
banking may i'll some way be made ~
substitute for silver restoration.
| wish it to be understood that the
repeal of tho state bank tax, however
just and eNpedient, is, when compared
with the restoration of silver, of only
trifling Importance; that before state
bank issues ian i'll any considerable de-
gree relieve the present business dis
tress the basis upon which tl.cir qu"n-
tity and influence rest must he en-
larged, and how foolish, therefore, it
will be to allow the attention TO be dis
tractcd and the efforts for silver rcstoru-
tion relaxed by any talk or promises as
to Il mere change i'll tho banking system.
Double your STANDARD and you can
safely double your currency. This
should be understood by all friends of
money reform, for its enemies under
stand it thoroughly and act accordingly.
The money lenders would not give
$4,000 TO defeat the repeal of the state
bank tax-they would give S50, ,000, 700,
and will, if they can see way to use
it successfully, TO defeat silver restor:
tiou. They understand the difference
between redeemablc money and redemp-
lion money. Let them control the
amount of money of redemption, and
they will have no anxiety about the
amount of redeelnablc money. The state
bank question is one Of their decoys.
Their energy, efforts and money inilu-
enco are concentrated upon the silver
issue, and those whose property and la
Dor they are seeking to conGscate will
be foolish if they fail to distinguish the
one main issue from these which are
Subordinate OF neglect to meet Il conccn-
trated attack With Il concentrated de-
fensc.-C. j. Hillycr's Reply to Car
Isle.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29

authority can legally dcmonetizc either
silver or gold" :" II one coin can be de-
throned us money, then the other one
can be, and thus tho constitution could
bo disrcgarled-yes, overthrown. Mir.
Webster made one other statement at
tho same time which is commended to
the most thoughtful consideration of
gold standard men. These arc his words ::
"Thc command to congress is to coin
money, not destroy it; to create legal
tender money for the use OF the people.
and the grant Of authority to create
money cannot be construed to mean au-
thority to destroy money"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29
Highest of all in Lcayening Power
Latest US Govt Report
OFF WITH DISCUSSES.
The Time Has Come to Uncover Masquor.
aiding NiOnOmetnlliSts.


Senator a. o. Bacon Of Georgia, in
letter responding to an invitation to be
present at bimetallic convention at
Griffin, Ca. OH July is. SAID, among
other things:
cit is doubtless true that there arc
sincere bime,u.iists who hesitate to COM
nit themselves to free coinage from
honest apprchcnsions as to lis effects.
Having TO reference to them, i, is prop
CT to remark that many, if not !. large
majority. OF those who arc at heart gold
lnonometallists conceal their true sen.
timcnts and masquerade as the friends
OF bimetallic coinage, While every pow
er is cSerted by them to maintain the
single gold standard. For the purpose
Of catching votes they are theoretical
bi,netallists, but for the purpose Of
reaping for themselves and their allies
thcgolden harvest from the single stand
ard they :irc practical gold monometal-
lists.
81 rejoice i'll the hope that the time
for Juggling with ambiguous phrases
has passed, and that i'll the contests of
the near future all those who are either
avowedly or at heart gold mononnctal
lists will be ranged together, and that,
on tho other side, there will stand OPP
posed to them all true, practical binct-
aliists, who, while they may differ as
to 1,cthods and details, nevertheless
really desire the restoration the coun-
try of both gold and silver as primary
money, With the coins of each metal of
equal interchangeable value with the
other
"Tllc man who says that such bilnc-
tallic coinage of equal interchangeable
value would not be Sound money is
not candid, and he who says that such
practical b!metallism is impossible
ought to ;,vow himself as gold mono
metallist and should cease to masuuer-
ado rs Il theoretical bimetallist. On the
other hand, all who believe that such
practical bimetallism is possible ought
to adjust among themselves differences
of method and of detail and make com
mon cause against the advocates of the
single gold standard, whether such ad-
vocates stand out boldly rs ;lvowcd
inonolnetallists or adroitly conceal their
truo character under the disguise OF the
orctical biEletallists. "
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-29
They've Had Enough.

Nebraska silver Democrats will hold
a state conference Aug. 22. Carlisle is
TO be challenged to attend and debate
with Bryan. But he won't do it. The
Horr-Harvey debate has killed all future
possibilities of getting any more joint
discussions with the soldbugs. They are
now fully persuaded that they have no
argument on their side and that bull
doing and bluster are not relished by q
suffering public, so they will necessarily
fall back on their secret. dark and dingy
still hunt methods of Doodle, beer and
party lasL.-Farmers' Tribune.