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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

lib bermifie, bos Der unerbittli6e Sob unS
fir INNER e~ntrii1en bat.
Die @inno6nle bon Camp Sddfon TT 81
gleicber 3eit Elm gelpaltiger Mdrfite III Der
Ge19i6te bes 9eut16tbumS Ineritd's. Ste
bat betpiefen, baB bas bebrobte 2anb MID:
bergebens an ben Mutb, al ben une!genz
riibigen Batrioti5mus Der 9eutf9en git
appeuiren brau9t, unb baB berIel6e gu allen
3eiten bereit 1T, fir Die Gere9tigfett, t1t o1e
sSreibett @ut unb 2eben gu opfern.
@G6renb 1elbit bic Der Union freunol'b
geiinnten eingeborenen Nmerifdner in Dbl
Ipuri nod idnantten, pel6er @eite tie fi@
3uneigen 1olten, mar Der 0eutf9e fetlter1
Mugenblid i'm 3tpeifel. 9tsr Sreibeit uno
SOB elmer flu9ipiirbigen Snitttution-nort
0o9mut6, Syre1nbenbaB unb Stlaperet.
Sn Ct. 2puis bate bas GrItaunen Der
eingeborenen ltnionsfeinbe elmer bo99rcoi<
gen Gntriitung Plab gemu9t, benin urter
ben bier l1niDnszG egimentern, Die ft9 3uz
nG9it btlbeten, mar MIR cine balbe GDn1pagz
nie eingeborene Mmerttaner. Die Wutb Der
@flabenbarone fannie feline @ren5en unb
.Oopn tpit6 tbe 9ut9!" ert0nte in ellen
Gden unb @nben ibr S9la9truf. 9o6 in
Camp Sadfon purbe bic Muflebnung oes
berrdtberif9en @ouberneurs Sadfo uno
fetner 2eute i'm Seine BON ben 9eutiden
ertidt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

@s 9e6t auftpdrts! Srob Streits nrb
@iG6eragitation 1Gbt ii9 bos Iufpdrts1trez
BEN Der @e19Gfte nibt mebr nnterbrltde1.
Die lange Na6t bes Nieoergangs u11o Sttllz
itanbes lit bpriiber, unb Elm r1euer Gag pes
ge19dftli9en @uff9pung8, Der frellot9et
Mrbeit, bes Sort19ritts tit dngebro9en: yttdt
aQein fommlen BON olen Seiten in ote1ent
2unbe un3neibelttige 4naei3en tpieberertpdz
6enben @e19dftslebens unb erneuten Nerz
trauens in bic 3ufunft, fonbern atd9 BPM
@usGanbe. Oas europdif6e &apttal. bas
nit tiblem unb fritt19em 8lide Die 0ti19e
~abauipdgen pflegt, unb nit @orgfalt Die
Nusi9ten bere9net, beginnt tpieber, bet 111s
na9 1i9erenNnfagen gu fu3en, nt9t tropfens
tpeiIe nur, fonbern in Mdfe. Sas be5eugt
Der rieiige @erfauf ~unferer Bombs nnb anoez
rer @ert6pdptere i'm Nuslanbe, benz Elm Terz
fquf anberer ar1erifanii9er Wertbpaptere
BON rne6r o1s fiinf5ig MilIionen Dollars gez
folqt 1T. 9abur9 lit nt9t aQetn Elm genial
tiger @olbriidfGuB unb mtttelbar Der 8etano
unierer @olbreIerbe gefi6ert, %fonbern ou9
bas 8ertrduen in un1ere Pdpiere on unieren
eigenen 8DrIen gepedt porben. Sas 9eGO
berldBt tpieber feline S3lupfpinfel uno be-
ginnt 1einen befru6tenben Strom bnrb ale
Mbern bes @ef9Gfts1ebens. 9abon legten
bic 8antum1GBe Der 1ebten Wo3e einen eben=
70 erfreult9en pte f9lagenben 8epeis ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
GautD Safiom.

Nu9 Der biesmolige Sabrestag Der Gin
rabme bes &ebe1enz2agers Sadfon buro5
tie beutf9en S~reipiGigen BON ct. 2ouis
beim 8eginn bes 8irgerfrteges ipurbe in
81. 2ouis gebiibrenb %gefeiert.
Gtnen rii6renben @tnOrud ma9te es, al5
ben ergrauten 8eteranen bur9 Srau 8reoe=
1nener, bic Elm fleines Sinh mar, als ibr
8ater, Der 6auptmann unb Surner 8tan~
bopsfp bel Camp Sadfon ben Sob fir bic
Union fanb, nit ber5li9en 8orten 8lumen=
fpenben iiberrei9t purben. Mus Der Sseitrebs
Des Or. 9ugo 90. @tarfloff (Gon1 III in
Bremen unter benz borigen prditbenten)
6eben mir folgenbe &ernftelen berpor:
usyreube erfi1t mein 9er5, tpenn i6 Die
qlten @e1talten, Die ergrduten 9dupter fe6e
ur1b ~5uriidOente an bic 3eit, mo bieIel6en
Mdnner in ppller SSugenotraft ii9 auf bic
fem @runb unb 8pben Inn bas Sternenbdn=
11er f6aarten, UNI fir ibr bebrobtes NOoptip=
8aterlanb ibr 8lut unb ibr 2eben einauz
1eBen unb 5una3it Mifouri Der Union gu
erbalten.
Mit Srauer erfiiGt es MIDI aber, lpenn
t9 Die fart gelibteten 6eiben Der 8eteranen
iberblide unb barunter man4es btebere @nts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

Gine 9epef9e aus Shanghai brin9t BIZ
Mittbeilung, baB ft9 Der Saifer BON @6ino
CUR 0edung Der &riegstoften an ben &aiisr
BON 3uBlano unb ben Brdfioenten Sarre
Tim finan5iele 9iilfe genanot bat. @ls
@~egenbienit perfpri6t er, &uBlano UNI
Sronfrei9 BEL onbere 0GnbelsDort9eile gu gez
ipd9ren.
Sine parifer 0epei6e an Die Shines mel
Bet, baB in ben llnterbanblungen betreffs Der
0tneIff6en Nnletbe OeutT9ldnb cine md9z
itge 0eIe0i9dft gebiGbet bat, tpel4e geneigt
if, bic Mnleibe 81 iiberne6men, u1ter Der 8ez
bingung, bab Die 3ou= unD an6eren Ginna6z
men bon @uropGern controQirt perben. Die
groBen PartIer 8unfbGuIer BADEN Elm lteberz
eintommen ab9ef6lof1en, pona9 Die Nnlei6s
nit 100000 Srancs Beginner foG, benen
in beftimmten 3pif9enrdumen meitere 8ez
%tpt1igungen Folgen fplen. Waan 1T iiberei1z
gefommen, baB Die Nnlei6e gu glei9en Sbeiz
len BON 0eutf9lanb, &uBlanb, Sranfret9
unb @nglanb arsgegeben perben fou.
2aut Na9rt9ten, lpel9e pDn ben gescdz
boreszSnleln bier eingetroffen linb, finb baz
felbt i'm 2aufe zines ~ein3igen Wtonates 1900
Menf4en an Der g6olera geitorben. Die
@eu9e tit jebt i'm abnebmen 6e9riffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
8olSIa9er int Saoen.

9err @eorg s. 8eder, bonn @eolpgil@en
Bureau Der Ser. Staaten, bat foeben einen
8ert6t iiber Die Gplblager in ben fibli9en
Nppala9en beenbet, an pel9em CT felt benz
Nuguit p. S. bei6dftigt 1T.
DAB i'm SiDen, bornebmlt9 in BEN beis
Der Garolinas unb in. Georgia fi9 @olbz
lager %befinben, biirfte befannt Iein. Mber
tie iino ni9t rei9boltiq. Set 1899 Fat fi9
Die gauge, @~olbgeninnung auf nt9t mebr
als un9efdbr $45, 10000 belaufen, ipoopn
$23,O00,000 aus Norb>G Carolina, hauptz
id@li9 aus Gabdrrus Gountp, 100000 900
aus Georgia nnb 100000 aus Siibzgd=
roltnd fdrrer.
Sas golobaltige 0uar3 finbet 1i3 in iebr
biinnen, felten mebr als einen 3oQ biden
2agen ober 8Gnbern in @9iefer gebettet, Der
bon un5Gbligen 8i1en bur9fur9t unb gum
groBen S6etl beripittert lit. Die @epinz
nungsmetRobe TT Der in Goltfornien angez
tpanbten bporaulf9en dbnlt9. 0a5 serz
febte @9tefergeitein ptrb burh einen itarten
Ma1ertrom fortgef6ipemmt unb in 3innen
gelettet, in oenen it9 bas freie @plb ab1ebt.
9o3 gebt babel bas febr fetn pertbetlte OoGb
nett berloren. Die gr0beren Qudra1tiide
geben bur9 Die Mii6Ie unb iperben 5pGter
etnem 9emtf3en ProceB ausgeIebt, Der in
bei1en au9 1tnr einen She'll bes @olbeS fret
gtebt.
Sin GROCER She'll bes Gr5es 1T ndrnli3
orbbirt unb NIT @6tpefel u1b anberen Gle
menten f3nerl0sli9e 8erbinbungen einqes
gorrgen. 9as gilt Defenders BON ben me6r
nab oben liegenben golbfiibrenben @9i9ten,
aus oenen man 1elten mebr als Elm Gtertel
bes bartn entbaltenen @olbes gu getpinnen
i'm @tanbe 1T, unO es tpar bis iebt feire STE
t6obe entbedt porben, cine before Mu36elite
81 e~r3ielen. Sine fOl9e foG iebt @biipn, Der
3al1berer BON Menlo Bart, gefunbsn 6a5en.
@s TT befannt, bdB er ft6 f9on felt me3reren
Sabren NIT Der @epinnung Der MetaQe aus
9eringlpertbi9en @r3en bef9Gftigt UNI bamit
ou9 f3on in 8e3ug auf gertngiDert6ige
@tfener3e @rfolge er5ielt fat; unb bsr Nnz
fauf gr0Berer 2dnbereien i'm @iiben feinerz
fetts f3etnt barauf binaubeltten, beb 1ein
SUDDEN ni9t bergebltb getpefen 1T.
@rnett it9 bas a1s ri3ttg, 70 ipirb bic
Goloausbeute inn Siiben Der Ser. Gtaaten
etner nelten groBen Gufi3ipung nebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

rung ma9te alf ben @lttan5Ger etnen tie
fen Ginbrud. Den Gertretern Sreseens
ipra9 er 5ugGei9 feline berali4e Sreuoe uber
bic n8ismardzG tiftung fir Dresden" ans,
tpel9e in 6Dbe BON $4,000 Ufart tns SeDen
ger1fen 1T, not6 INNER tpd9it uno 6eren
3inIen alidbrGi6 am 1. @pril an 1treolteme
@Dbne BON 0resoener 8iirgern utlo ms
~befonbere an @0bne FOLDER NtGnner, Die
i'm Dffentli9en 2eben INN bas bent1de Jtel9,
bas engere 1G9iI9e @aterlano ooer Die
@tabt Dresden ft3 8erbiente eriporben boz
ben, o6ne llnterf9teb bes 8ernfs 1no 9tdrz
bes gu i6rer tpeiteren Nnsbiloung Doer aur1t
.3tpef BEL eren SSortfommens ais Stlpenoten
gepd6rt tperben foQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
1teber Sam

1teber 8 a m a n y : 8 aunere;em
%erfrlgen mod INNER neue @ntbiiQunoen.
9as uStppen n" BON 9ebaltsliften perz
itarb man u1ter Der Seem Yorfer Sam=
manDz 0errf9aft pie unter Der perfloiienen
bemrfratt19en @erpaltung @btrago's. Soz
gdr Elm 8ruber bes f9on BON 6aufe aus reiz
den SammanbzM @ilrDb be5pg Elm
ftattli9es @ebo1t, o6ne iemals ettpas bafiir
5u arbeiten Gin 8ruber bes bur9 bic
uBplitif" aus einem tletnen S9nupspirtb
un5 Observation-Disclosures gum Miliondr ge=
tporbenen Sammanp Boss Groder bs5og,
tpie fu9 ieBt berausfte1te, gleiAfals Ieit
eSyabren cine quite ftdbtiI9e 8e1olbung, phne
ie etpas 5u tburr. Sa er bolte ni9t einmat
fein @ebalt perfDnli6 db, fonbern lieB es
bur9 einen 8eboQmd9ttgten ein3ieben, neil
er fiG metit in europa aufbtelt. Die 6
@tppfereien 1inb dnerDines
fenen in gfep Oort mod ipeit iiber in 10
ferne, ais bier in Chicago mebrmals Der san
bprfanl, baB Elm @tn3elner 5u glei6er %33eit
fpgar fir BERT 9teDene, MIR an9ebli9 bon
ibln befleibete Bo1ten @e6alt befdm, Der be-
rii6tigte bemotratif 9e Mab1ftrol9 S'W3ulz
len 1pgar fir ungefGbr bretBtg. 9agegen
mar Der G6icagoer bempfrati19 DIE Ma9or
6opfi1s beI9eibener ols Der SammanDz
MGDor @tlroD nnb Der Boss. grpder in 10
fern, als er penigftens ni9t su @unftcn feiz
rer eigenen 8lutsDertpanbten fDl9e Stopfez
reiel1 DDr1ta6m.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
General Der gobolEerie @mtt Rittcr

- OeIIeTQI Der 9QDQuerIe VWII Juice
b. 3nldnber, Der gum commdnoirenben Sc
neral bes II. bapri19en Mrmeecorps crnannt
tpurDe, 1T i'm Sabre 1885 geboren uno bat
fiir3li9 1einen 60. 9eburtstdg 9~efeiert. ST
biente BON Mnfang in Der gabauerie, ip1rbe
1858 Sumter, 1854 1tnterlieutenant, 1868
Sber1tlteutendnt, 1867 &ittmetIter unb mar
als folder ais Nbiutant bes Generals y.
6artmann in Miir3burg pertpenbet. SIM
Sabre 1869 fam er gum 4. ~@5ebaurlegerz
8egiment, 1870 ais 9auptmarn gum @ene=
rol5tab. Sm Selb3uge 1870-71 ertpar6 er
it9 ben Observation-Disclosures unb baS Gtz
ierne &reu5 2. 8lufe. SIM Sabre 1874 erz
fplgte feline 8efOrberung gum Maior unb
1875 bic gum Sberftlieutenant. SSn bteier
Charge tpurbe er 3nei Sabre 1pdter gum
GDmmanbeur bes 2. &iira11terz9 feeiments
ernannt unb 1879 ais NbtbeilungszGbef
gum &riegsmini ftertum berieBt unb sum
Sberiten bef0rbert. SIM Sabre 1881 tpltrbe
er gum gommdn0eur Der 1. Gabd1eriez8riz
gdDe e%rnannt, unb i'm Sabre 1884 fam er
al5 Observation-Disclosures gum 8urDess
ratb na9 Berlin. SSn bteIer tpi9tigen Stelz
lung berbGteb er Bis gum Sabre 1890, mo
feline @bberufu erfolgte, ra9bem er I6on
1885 @eneralmaipr unb furS ppr feiner
Mbbe1nfung @enerdllieutendnt getpprben
NOR. DIS am 1. Sftober 1890 bic 5. Otz
bi1ipn in Der Bfdl3 formirt tpurbe, purOe
6err b. 3planber gu beren GommanDeur
%ernannt, tpel9e Steaung ct Bis ieBt Time
bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

Die 8tsmurd'f9e @eburts>
tagsfeter bduert NOD i'm fprt.
&m 6. Mot BADEN ii4 Die 8iirgermet!ts ter
unb @tabtperorbnetenborfebe BON ni9t
tpeniger als afpeiunD1eb5ig @tGbten beg
86ni9rei6s @abfen = nur 5pei f0ni9l.
fd9ff9e Stabtgemetrben S9trgtsz
pdlbe u1b SftriB, beioe unter Der
Su9tel bes Gentrums 1te9enb, feblten Oabet
- in Srtebri9srub eingefunoe1. Die QroBz
artige Mborbnung ii6erbra4te bic gsnetnz
fame urfurbe Der Stdbte Sa61en's gum
@brenbiirgerre9t 8ismard's in tbnsn alien
unb ben na9trdgli9en 8liifpnn14 per
3peiunbfiebaig Stdbte.. Siefe W}af1ea@g9z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

2aut Na9ri6ten aus 8eIgrab itebt pos
S0nigrei9 Serbten am Ganbe bes Sanfez
rotts. Die 8eDDlterung 1T angebli9 entz
I9ieben gu @unften BON o3ablungsbertpeige.
rung, pGbrenb Die 8egterung bas @elo init
bouen 9dnben ausgtbt. Die Sfupt19ina BE-
tpiligte ge1tern benz @rz&0ntg Milan cine
iGbrli9e 9eniion bon15, 0O0pfb. @terG., u1b
@pfbGue, Diners unb Seitli@feiten aIer @rt
BON felt Sabren libt bageipefener pra9t l1nO
@roBartigteit finb an Der Sagesorbnlng.
0ie @tabt tpurbe fir ben @mpfang Der ST.
8Dnigin gaatalie in peri4penbertf9er 8sile
gei@mudt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

Cine gurifsr 0epeI6e an bas nGbronicIe"
melbet, Die &egierung iperbe bic in gang
5rantrei9 INNER mebr an 8oben gepinnenz
De &e6eGion Der STRIDE gegen ben Staat
nid9t 1GnQer ignoriren t0nnen. Die Dalz
tung Der 8ii96fe iibe eiqen a0gemetnen Gin
fluB auf Die DffentGi9e Meinung aus unb
bas 2unb tperbe in 3tpei feinbli9e Eager Gez
f6ieben.
Oie @%infiinfte fir 1896 nerben auf 81
100000 Srancs berani4Iagt, mas I'm
100000 Srarcs peniger TT, als Die 8orz
dni9ldge fir 1895. Die NrmeeboranI9Idge
finb UNI 100000 Srancs unb Die fir Die
Slotte I'm 100000 er606t porben. Sir
unterri9ts3tpede perben 195,000,00O 6rcs,
fir Offentli4e @rbeiten 131.Q00,0O0 bsrs
The representative., 1895-10-02
WEARING OUT.

Jerry Simpson said the other day
that he was 81 years old. "There is
not grey hair in my head" said he;
"and two years ago my mustache was
as black as my hair"
But Mr.. Simpson is fast breaking
down. Like all our leading Populists,
he works hard for the cause. The
Peoples Party leaders do not take a
trip to Yurrup; they do not 60 visiting
for their wives health: they do not
"retire" from politics; they do not
maintain mastery silence on both
sides Of the money question.
The Populist leaders are in the field.
They take a bold stand. They are
fighting hard, pay or no pay. They
are making themselves felt in the
fight; and the only way the subsidized
press can "head OFF, their influence is
to circulate falsehood, as the Asso-
ciated Press did the other day, when
it stated that PETER had declared war
against silver coinage.
While Democratic and Republican
statesmen (?) by scores are sitting in
non-committal silence, the Populists
are in front, fighting the money-pow-
er.-Nevada (Mo.) Director.
The representative., 1895-10-02
GO ABROAD FOR NEWS.
A Verdict for $5OO,OOO Against
Prominent Minnesota Lumber
man of Which Our Newspa-
pers Have Told Nothing.
HOW WE ARE KEPT IN THE
DARK.
(Ch1cagO Times-Herald.O

(Chlcago Times Herald.)
1t is expected that the twenty sixth
annual meeting of the Fire Under
writer's Association Of the North
west, to be held at the Auditorium
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week, will prove of more than ordi-
nary interest. Years ago, in the
early days of it's organization, the as
sociation had executive powers and
it's mandates were felt in the fire in
surance circles throughout the entire
country. But as such it was not a
success, and the association was con-
verted into an instructive club for
the discussion of live topics Of peril
nent interest to the business.
Last year the annual address was
delivered by w. ]. Littlejohn, Yves tern
manager Of the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company, who
openly charged that the destr uction
of immense values in the northwest
ern lumbe districts by fire could be
directly traced to lumber pirates who
took this method Of covering their
stealings from the government. Fol
lowing so closely upon the terrible
forest fires of Wisconsin and Minneso-
ia, in which hundreds Of lives and
millions Of dollars of property were
destroyed, these structures caused not
only wave Of excitement to sweep
over the country, but resulted in re-
awakening inves tigation which has
been the means of fixing the blame
for the Hinckley fire and the recovery
of large sums of money from the those
who sought to defraud the govern
ment. Suits are now pending in 9TH
er cases for the recovery Of nearly
$l,OO0.000 Of property, and in one in
stance a verdict was given in lower
court for $500, 900 against prominent
Minnesota lum bermen.
Mr.. Littlejohn, whose address was
SO widely read and commented upon
at the time. was instrumental in Sc
curing valuable evidence for the COM
missioners having in charge the
prosecution of the case, and later,
during the conven tion, he was elected
to the presidency. That the meeting
this week will be success is largely
due to his eXertiOns. Between $40
and 400 mem bers are expected TO be
present to listen to the papers pre-
pared and take part in the discus
CiOnC
The representative., 1895-10-02
LAWYERS LECTURED.
DISCIPLES OF BLACKSTONE AT DEAD.
WOOD GUILTY OF MEAN PRAC-

DeadwOod, S. D., Special, Sept. 21.-
Judge Plowman, of the Eight judicial
circuit court, yesterday requested all
the attorneys Of Lawrence county ba r
to be present at the circuit court at
o'clock this morning. At the stated
hour nearly all Of them were on hand,
and Judge Plowman stated that he
wished to call the attention Of the
bar to a matter that had been a
source of annoyance to him in the
past. He sated that great many
times ,clients in his court had even
come to his house at midnight and
had made complaints against certain
memb bers of the bar, charging in some
cases embezZlement. 1t had frequent
ly reached his ears that certain at
torneys had not only not fairly and
Justly represented their clients in
court, but had actually been guilty of
selling out to their opponents, and he
wished the memb bers Of tie bar to Or
ganize bar association for the pur-
pose of maintaining the honesty and
integrity of the bar and to relieve him
of the responsibility. A committee
was appointed for the purpose Of
framing constitution and bylaws
for bar association.
The representative., 1895-10-02
JOURNALISM IN OLDEN DAYS.

The editor of the Trimghar Bell in
duced Dixie" Dunbar, a printer we'll
known throughout the Northwest, to
give an account of himself and some
"reminiscences of early days as printer
in this part of the country, and Dunbar
"set up" thefollowing for the Bell:
An old typographical tourist Dixie
Dunbar) dropped from a side door Pull
man into Primghar Friday morning.
His shoes were wrong font and italicised,
his wardrobe was pied and Squabbled,
and a space of several pleas remained to
be filled in his stomach. After filling
the required space at restaurant he re-
lated some of his early experiences in the
printing business and his tour among the
Iowa printers in the early days. He
went at the trade in 1S45 in Canada. At
that time the sheepskn pad used to dis
rtibute the ink over the form was giving
place to the glue and molasses roller, the
old Foster hand press was used for all
purposes from printing a business card
to a sale bill, and the material in most
country offices was limited. The "crOw' s
foot" the "sheep's foot" and the points
used on the old hand press, are new terms
to the modern printer. Subscription
price was taken in wood. potatoes or
turnips, and the price Of advertisements
taken out in store clothes. groceries, etc.
Dunbar drifted to Iowa when the Illinois
Central was building through Storm
Lake. The locomotive brought the Pilot.
with Young e. Vestal at the helm. Lafe
Young started the Telegraph at Atlantic,
and Buchanan at LeMars, Rose at Cher
okee. Miller at Sac, George Williams at
Ida Grove the Perkins and the Clark
sons were then writing their names upon
the history of Iowa.
Plates were then unknown, and STRAIT
agem was resorted to to fill up the re-
quired space. Matt Parrott, of Waterloo.
used two columns of "pi' with the cap
ton Speech Of the Car of Russia" and
Lafe Young cut a snake on two-column
piece of wood "as an exact likeness of
one captured near the city
Gldden, in Carroll County, had an
ideal printing office about that time. A
young man. Ike Russell, melted the lids
of sardine boxes nailed them on board
to make case, hung oyster cans on the
walls for caps. and used hickory pole
with a platten nailed about the center,
which he bent over dry goods box on
which stood the form, thus making an
impression-on the beholder.
Hungerford, now of the Carroll Her.
ald at one time published a paper at
West Side. The snow blockade shut off
his supply of ink, and with characteristic
genius he substituted his good old moth
er's apple butter.
The veterans of the press have made
Iowa famous by the brilliancy of their
journals. and yet the young men are not
far behind in the race Sanborn has its
Pioneer in name and in fact. Primghar
it's Bell. Sheldon it's Mail, Sac it's Sun,
and Odebolt its Reporter, besides a gal
axy Of other beauty and talent. When
the mantle of the veteran falls on young
er shoulders their experience and train
ing will enable them to fill it's fold and
none will be more prepared than the
young men of the Belize of O'Brien to
keep up it's reputation and excellence.
The representative., 1895-10-02
HYDRA HEADED BEAST.
Ancient Neurological Monster Still
in Existence.
DEVOURING THE PEOPLE AMI
THEIR SUBSTANCE.
A Modern Hercules is Needed ia
EXterminate the Man-eating.
Demon of Modern Society
That is Devouring Men,
Women and Children.
(Bob Schilling's Advance.)

Dom Piatt once said that the
marks of human teeth on human
bones found in the caves of Europe
prove conclusively that our ancestors
were cannibals; and he adds:
"Scratch the gliding off our civiliz-
alton and you will find cannibalism."
While we do not eat one another
bodily as did our ancestors-our sys-
TEN causes one class Of men to devour
the other.
Statistics show that the average
duration of glass blowers life
is only Sc years; Of cigar makers 38
years and so on in gradual stages ac-
cording to occupation until we find
the preacher and banker have pros
pect of Ga years Of average life.
Now if the duration of life is grad
ed by occupation then it stands to
reason that the strain on a glass
blowers lungs kills him off thirty
years before his allotted time, while
the dust of tobacco cuts off the cigar
maker % years too soon.
Now there is no use trying to
smooth the thing over-the inexor-
able fact remains that these men are
deprived Of so many years Of life-ara
murdered-by the system under which
we live.
Don't misunders tand-we hold no
person responsible for this murder
it is the system that kills them off.
Employers of labor are in many in
stances just as anxious to ameliOrate
the condition of their men as the men
themselves, but the employer is the
victim of the system just as much as
the employe.
Yes in many instances he is worse
off, being ground between the upper
| and neither millstoneS as it were.
| Our modern system of society is be-
| ing preyed on by many evils, each the
voracious head of a hydra that de-
yours men, women and little children.
Cut off one of it's heads and dozen
| will grow in it's place.
A poor deluded wre ten tried to
| murder one Of the Rothschilds a few
weeks ago, by blowing him up with
| dynamite. Suppose he had succeeded?
| There would have been one human
| being less in the world and possibly
| twelve heads would have been added
| TO the hydra.
Killing people will not reform them.
| What the world needs is a radical
| change of the system that will give all
men and women an equal chance and
do away with the hydra monsters that
are making slaughter pen of the
world.
The representative., 1895-10-02

monometallism. The attendance did
not exceed 80 persons, and the paucity
of numbers and sea of empty seats at
Odd Fellows Hall was surprise, in
view Of the recent noted debate be-
tween Mr.. Horr and Mr.. Harvey, in
Chicago on the money question. AS
no one of prominence was present,
Mr. Horr had to introduce himself by
inviting the stragglers in the balcony
to come downstairs, so that he could
have his hearers punched, and a
mighty small bunch it was.
The representative., 1895-10-02
VEST DENIES

New York, Sept. Ex-senator Vest, Of
Missouri, was interviewed yesterday in
regard to his reported change of views
on the silver question. He said:
II know absolutely nothing of the pub
lished report and the alleged conversa-
ton never occurred.
During my stay abroad no one approca-
ed me on the subject. 1 have not left
the ranks of free coinage. and my ad-
herence to the principles which have al
ways advocated Is unchanged
The representative., 1895-10-02
EXPLAINED,

"How does your father manage to
catch such big fish?'
"Oh it's easy enough" replied the boy
who was with him on his vacation trip.
Does he have any special tackle?"
mo, indeed. He just finds nice
shady spot and throws his line into the
water and lies down with his hat over
his eyes and just dreams. ms."-WaShington
Star.
The representative., 1895-10-02

unionism were given to the press Of
this country or published in pam
phlets and circulated amongst those
who are now opposed to trade unions,
VIC would see public opinion created
i'll Jhis country that would be much
more friendly to organized labor than
at present.-Butte Bystander.
The representative., 1895-10-02
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
HoRR. THE GoLDITE, HAS THIRTY Pc
WEEKS ADVERTISING.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1S.-The friends
of so-called ''sound money! did not
turn out numerously last night to
hear ex-Congressman R. G. Horr, Of
Michigan, expound the doctrine Of