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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06

unb Der @orfiBer bes bempfratii6en @taatsz
cpmite's gegen btefe f9nOoe 8erfafungsz
perlebung, Die 3ugleib pom @tanopuntte
politf6 der s3pedmGBigteit aus eine maBloie
9ummbett lit, entl6ieben proteitirt.
Ser gut bemofrutti3e u2ouisbtle In5ei=
ger" fagt Ieinen I9lehten unb oummen parz
teigeno1en in Senneffee SolgenoeS:
.Wenn man BON ben 9emofraten in SEM
nefee auf Die gan3e bemofratii3e Bartet
f9lteBen biirfte, 10 f0nnte man es tpirfli9
nur bebauern, baB bas Strafgeri9t BPM
Ie9iten Nopember ni9t no9 piel f9Grfer
%ausfiel. @liidli9er @eife ober fam ii9
Die rationale 0emotratie barauf b%erufen,
DaB i6re beiten unb angeie6enften Srgane
i'm 2anbe ben f9dnblt9en @epalttret3 III
rer Parteigeno1en in Sennef1ee ebenio rid
boltlos berbammt BADEN, nie es Settens
Der gan5en republifanti9en Prefie gei4eben
lit. Die 9emDfraten BON Senne1ee baben
bas @ertruuen bes Bottles fir INNER perz
f6er3t. @s ndre Elm gang unOerbientes
Slid, tpenn Der Stat in Der nG3ften prd@
Itbentenpabl bemptratf9 ginge. Wtr glauz
ben aber, baB biefe @efabr ei1e Iebr gertnge
1T. Oiele b:dfOpfigen 8ourbOnen iinb Die
niibli6ten 8unbesgenofen, pel4e Die re-
publifanti6e Yartet lie gebabt bat"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06
JnIano.

= Gus Monmoutb, eSG,, 1T Der @eftiiz
geIbGnbler IS. 8, &ufber fpurlos per-
19punben; Elm &au6morb lpiro befir9tet.
= lteber etnem 3aun bGngenb, nit elmer
S9uBpunbe i'm &opfe, muroe Der GARNER
SSrfpin Mpers in Der NGbe bon Spring
fieIb, sSG., an Montag Nbenb tobt gefunz
ben; feip @oeen unb Nfer0 ftanben in Der
9}dbe.
- 9unbert Sonnen Golbquar5 iino aug
Der Snbepenbencez @rube in Cripple Greet,
Gol., in 0enber angetommen, UNI bprt gez
f9mol5en gu tperben. Sin She'll beg Gr5es
i'm bon 10 bor3iigli3er 0ualitdt feir, bob
es $4,000 Sob per SOnne ergeben piro,
= @ie berGautet, Iiegt 9err SsipaEb
Sttenborfer, 6aupteigentbiimer Der u9}ep
gprfer Staats3eitung" in Stem gorf I9per
barnieber. 0u ii9 0err Sttenoorfer
jebp6 f9on Deri9iebene Male bon abnliGen
Mttaden erbolt bat, 10 bofft man au6 oiess
mai pisber, buB er bic &rantbett be5tptnge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06
&out SsSirften 8iS1tnrG.

@elegentli9 bes neuli9en 8eIu9s bes
3ei9sfan5lers Siirten 0obenlo6e beim Sir
item 8ismard bra9te bic Sol. 3tg. cine BON
g%ertrauten Der 8ismardY9en Samil:e aus
ge6enbe S6tlberung BON Dem 8efinben unb
Der Sttmmung bes alien &an5ler5. 9ana9
tpdre beim Siiriten 8ismurd feline Spur irz
genb zines g%reiienbaften 3uges bemerfbar.
@ein Iusfeben, feline 9altung, fetne ebrz
fur9t gebietenbe @e1talt Ieien ebenTo fri19
unb frGfttg tpie bDr einigen Sabren our 3ett
Der befannten 9feife bur9 Siibbeut 9lanb,
SroB iener Nerbenf 9mer5en, mel9e ben
Siiriten gelegentli9 be1onbers i'm @e1i@t
p%einigen unb linn man9e Na9trube rauben,
finb Bel unberdnbertem 9e1unbbeits3u1tanb
Snterefie unb Sbeilnabme fir 9eutf9lanbs
Bolttit unb WD6lergeben eben1o lebbaft pte
ltets 3upor, Nu9 Der @eift unb bas @r3dbz
l~ertalent unb bas punberbare @ebd6tniB
Itnb frtf9 unb trGfttg pte INNER, penn au6
~naturgemdB bag 6inI9eiben Der treuen Sc
mablin cine tief empfunbene Slide auriidz
Derringern bic na9 Stsmar'ds Nnft9t
porbanbene 0ulbbett unb 3erfabrenbeit bes
polttf9en 2ebens in 9eutiblanb, bic NiAtz
Ell fiiIung man6er bomSiir5ten fir Defenders
Di9tig unb notbnenbig era@teter Pldne feiz
nespegs seetgnet 1T.
Sm MeIentli9en betGtigt ptrb bic obige
S9tlberung bur9 etnen in ben 90. %. q.
ber0ffentli9ten Nu33ug aus etnem Yrtoat>
briefe elmer benz Siiriten 8ismard febr nabez
itebenben BerfOnli3feit. Sc beiBt barin:
u3um G9luffe fragen sic na9 benz 8ez
finben bes Siir1 ten. = Mein Soft, tpie fam
es tbm geben, - f0rperli6 bepunberungsz
piirbig gut, bic alte e6rndirbige, e6rfur9tz
gebtetenbe 6aItung, bas 4uge gan3 bas alte
felerz unb geitipriibenbe, nod basielbe Snz
tereife an ben @~retgntffen bte1er Welt aber
Ipn1t gebt es ibm pte ettpa &ubens, Dem
man plDBlt9 Die Balette aus Der 9anb' ge@
rtf1en unb 5uf9duen lieb, tpie Sa6r aus
Sabr Elm eth Bib BON inn na9 benz anberen
BON 9tlettdnten iiberf6mtert unb rutntrt
ntrb unb pie Mnbere an Der Nrbeit finb, bonn
0aGe ietnes pobleingert9teten 0auIes einen
3iegel no9 Dem anberen neg5unebmen.--
Damn frogen sic NOD, pb Der Shirt bon ben
OieIen Opatipnen ni9t iebr geriibrt tpGre, :
bas neib ib ni9t fi9er, ober mir fommt es
oor, als perl1 Elm alter SGn5er pber &omDz
btant pobl mebr 9enugt6uung bapon bGtte.
9es Siriten 2eben mar Gorge un6Qlrbeit
fir Qanb unb Ret9 uno eine anbere Sreube
gtbt esfiir i'm npbl nt6t mebr, ais penn er
nod ben Staatspagen bergauf begriffen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06
Sic sibel ana d,tmeftF@em ssofe.

Die 6ineftf9e &aiferFomiIie ~,beTbdftigt
ii9 felt GINGER 3ett nit Dem Stllbtum Der
8ibel. 0as fir bic &QiIerinzWittp be-
itimr1te neue Se1tament tpurbe am II. gpz
bember in ben Yd1a1t BON Befinq qe1anDt.
0ieies nSefusz8eltgionsz8u1 p4roe in
@mpfang genommen un0 fofort S6rer STA
ieft0t 3ugefteut, tpeI9e feline 3eit bertor, fidj
nit benz Snbalte befannt 81 ma4en. @nb
Der &atfer piinf@te, fobolb tr bon bam 8ube
gebDrt bette, es 81 ieben, 2l8 er fGno, baB
Sbre W}aje1tdt 81 etfrtg nit Der Qettiire be3
8lt9es bef3Gftigt mar, ipurOe er unaebulotg
urb befabl fofcrt fetnem Gammerbtener, in
Die Sto6t 81 gebsn ltno Elm 3peites Grerrplor
81 faufen. @lsbdlb ma9te Der &ammsrbiez
ner in fetner Mmtstta9t fetnea 8eIu6 in
Der dmerttdntf9en 8ibelnieberldqe. Gr BATE
einen 3ettel BET 1ic6, auf benz auf @6tne1i14
ftano: Sin alteS Setament, Elm neueS Sc
ftdment", Dem in Der Nis0erlage cngeIteQz
ten @ebilfen fielen Die u~ngetp0bnli6en 3ige
Der 8u9itoben auf. Nu3 y2eugier fragile
er bes6alb, per bic 8e1te1nng ge19rie6en
babe. Ser &ammerbtener a1ltlpprtete: Der
&aiier. 9eute baden bic Trauen Der Drift
lihen Religion Der &diIsrtnzMitt1 elm
f60nes @remplar bon Dem neuen 5e7tameat
gefGenft. Ser &aiier bat es aefeben uno
piinf4t nun audi Die 8iber Der
Seius .&eligion au er6alten," Die
8ii9er purben eingepadt unb BE-
5ablt. Ser @ebilfe identte Dem Sam
merbiener auBerbem etnen &ate9ismll5
unb bic Sprii4e Salamonts gu etgerem
@ebrau@. 0ariiber mar biefer b09li9 err
freut unb er berfpra3, DAP au9 feline &mtsz
genpf1en I'M Paldit ite lefen fouten. g1a9
Mittag am ~felbt9en Sage febrte Der 8ote
miebsr nit benz neuen SeItament na9 Der
8ibelnieberlage 3uriid. @tele 8IGtter bes
8u6es tparen umgebogen. Ser &ammetz
biener er3G6lte, Der &aifer babe baS 8u9
bur9gefeben unb piele 9rudfebler 9efunOen,
Ser @ebtlfe CAB barouf cine rt3tige Ausz
gabe. Wdbrenb befen fam f6on pieber eth
1euer Oiener bonn PaIaite unD beteate cine
Musgabe bes neuen Seftamentes nit grDBen
8u6itaben. Geitbem le1en Der &ai5er, Die
&ai1erinz@ ittne unb anbere MfitglieDer beS
foiferli6en 9uufes emfig in Der beiligsn
G9rift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06

bic 8erDoltommnungen Der NrtiGerienoffe,
bic lleuen tpeittragenOen @eI6Oife gebenSpaz
MEN bic Wta9t, @nglanb gegeniiber Elm Paz
roli gu biegen. Sic pOlig ri6tige Nnregung
Poggio's pirb aber faum pon @rfolg 1ein,
= Spdnien lit taum i'm Stanbe, Elm ~etn3tQes
feetii3tiges &riegsi9iff iiber 8aifer 81 ball
len, gei9meige benin 10 rteiige Settings
Werfe 81 bauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06

- I'm Cincinnati, no in lebter 3ett auf
englti9zamertfantI0en &anaeln 10 arg gegen
bas Sonntagsz unb Wo4entagszSbeater
gepiitbet purbe, bat iebt ein euglifdzdmertz
fanii9er Prebiger, Or. 9bobes, in feiner
&ir@e einen @ortrag gu Guniten bes Shea
ter5 ge6alten. Mtr entnebmen bariiber benz
Cincinnati 8olfsfreunD folgenbes: MG6reno
Jfeb. Gbobes Die ndIfiT0en @tiide BON @oz
p6ole5 unb @urtpibe5 unb Die @00pfungen
zines S%6ate7peare ais W&u5f fer auftelte un0
6etonte, baB ite 10 Diel fir Die Gr3ie6ung
un0 Gerfetnerung Des men19lt6en Sc
f4leGtS getban bGtten, fagte er auabriidli@,
CT Yet nett baoon e%rtfernt, bas moberne
26eater gu %perbdmmen. gr gebe oft felb1t
bin, Inn Elm gutes Gtiid 81 fe6en. SIS gebe
pirfli3 quite Stiite I'M moDer1en S6eater,
ipel@e etncn perfeinernoen, moraliI9sn Gin
fl1B 6dtten, unb er poGe ni@t pie .fetne
presbptertaniT9en 8riiber 1ein, Delde Das
moberne Sbeater in 9auI9 unb 8ogen oerz
bammen. @ielsi9t, 70 meinte er, gtngen
btefe 6erren ME in Elm Sbecter. 8bobes
bdlt Elm gutss S6eater fir cine foitbare mo@
ralif9e WtaI6ins uno er ermabnte feline
3u6Drer, felb1t me6r als einen Dollar aus
0uSeDtll, u!ll Cti YulCS Sluu o. ICnV"T wv
gum 8etfpieG n&Dnig 2ear", !pel9eS bas
meni@li6e ,6er3 gu S6rdnen ur1o WtttIeto
riibre un0 an unb fir it4 cine Brebtgt lei,
gang barna6 dngetban, Die 2aiten beg trDtz
fben 2ebens 3u erlet6tern un0 Die Msnf6@
beit 81 er3ieben. Mer, 10 lagte er, tonne
ben mpraliI9n @influB ines Stides pte
r&ip ban @infle" l%dugnen, tpenr Elm Sol.
Smith aufIeG ober etn Soc Sefferlon oartn
auftrete; pber psr f0nue BEN erbebenoen
Ginbruf BON nSbe oIb 0omeiteao" tpi6ers
fteben, bteler etnfa9en @r3d1lung pom Werz
1uft zines &naben unb Der 5amiltenberelntz
gung, bic nit alien ibren rii3renoen @tn5elrz
beiten auf Der 8iibne bargetelt psrhe9
Gum S9luB forberte er ale feline 53ub0rer
ouf, na9 &rGften fir Elm gutes Sbeater gu
mtrfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06
9}eme GlrhiantlemMlm gamete.


0iefe ent5ifenoen netet Irtett BON iapanti9en
Gbrplantbemum5 bliben,. aus @a1net 9e5o9en'
iGon i'm eritel Sabr. sic u%infaiel1. ale Arten,
8arietdten uno Sarben, oaruuter Die egaulltten
neueI StrauBfeoer : SDrten, H~o1ettel, tu9elt3L~
migeu, 9eiieOertet, Wtintatur= nno Wtantmni2s
Gariet6ten. Man Ide Die Sonen III Dielell 6rn9s
iabr, 10 lperoen Die Hfar5elI i'm berb1t,, lei e III
Sopf, Jet es I'M 9arter, Ill oeri6lpenoert1Der Jnue
blIben. @us einem Qodet Dieies GamenS fanit
man Die berrti6Ie &oDettion auserlelener pr9ats
1tiGe 5ieben. qreis % SIS. fir bag pHdet. our
MIR SO Gts. oerfenSen tptr IGillnttlid)e itacbhez
rGuilte1 GGrtercfcn:
1 pafet S1el,c Japan. gbrDfd1tbcrTlI,1z @ diiten'
l Seapnid SerttpIi, 11elirt, Die teln1te.
! n Neutrality-suspicious., iuetB SAM nem; 80.
1 y SapGrffd)e 9Seinbeere1, Die egeeueHNFe
8eereniorte. =
Meucn Is lfDrntiacn SicrssHrbis ,ei9en'
Grtt9 1tllD nubltd. ~
5 anpuen Glabfplus, tlafRftjtrt, ie / tueig, roIa'
f1drIadrptb, 9clb uno ge1prentelt:
3 @drtn1Iti) Gratis, oer1@leoene GdfpeH'
1 &none @tiprcilfelte Eubcrpie. oramgentarbst
1 &uoae 3spbDrblii,11e cine tplrtltGe NSnltoetoIn.
me, nno u%nlerer srpeci1 &dtdip9 init . Pra9Ilgem
Gremplar Der 30 apf o 10 er" nit spei 9ro9et
Gbrpmo=Biloern 9icie 5 46adete neucr Gd1lerclet
urO 10 ausseiu4te 3mie6elfnole1 imp Sl.3o merig:
Iae. barans 9e50genet qflaH5e1n iperoeii III 3lter
Saifpn bliben. QBir perIcuoetl lie fir ltur 80 Sf9-,
nm uniere bpbfeiuen &rtitel ei1jHTu9re1. Slef
Goleftipnen fir ST. Q0. Ser &atalog miro n1r anT
@uni@ mitseanbt; ba SDr i'm pieneidt idgon ba3t:
Sra II beltelle o Drt pa ote1e Otterte
ptel1ei9t nj d. WieDerhplt lptrD.
Nta9barlt, tpeihe SlunerltcbbaDer llltDi lplr 1WldeH
@u9 bageseu gratis cine gtDoitdt.
9tcIcr Gatalog n %iie g : gamen, SIN snoa Sa,
@Raniett uno ~Ielteuen 1ieuen s}tii6ten lit Der i9Du=
tie, Der ie eri6ien; er 1T reid iaultrir5 mtt l96nen
5oljidntttet unO tolorirten 9uPferlt. gStr otrertrelI
bic 6useeiu6teIten Stdpelartifel uro Die DsrrltGlten
Nooitdter. SIR Naes, mas nett, ie[ten uro l9bn
in Der @ertenbautunit it, bi!oet lnier e%tabliiies
ment Elm bauptquartier. Sieler ele9ante, &atalo9
miro fir 90 Cts, Ooer bel geIteann9 per bier ote=
rirten WrtifeG gratis u~erianOt. Dian f9reibe an
JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, Floral Park, N. J..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06

= Ge9t 15leGt Tinb bic 2e6rer nod in
Sopa ge1telt. g1a9 Dem 8eri9t besStaats=
iGulf CAB es i'm @omme1
., S. bort 5,381 mdnnli9s unb 22,782 pei6.
libe 2ebrsr nit benz 9ur9f9nittsge6alt
BON $3.50 fir ~eritere unb bon $31.6O fin
letere monatli6). Oa cine ntGt feline On
aabl Qebrer bebeutenb better bs3a6lt tptrb,
nGmli9 nit $50-$6O monatl'9, einige nit
800 unD b%ariiber, 10 muB anbererTeits cine
groBe Mn5a6l unter Dem 9ur9I4nttt be5a9li
lperDen uno faum mebr, als $50 monatltf
.erbalten. Ser 9abenporter vOemofrat"
pel9er bteie S9atIa@e na4meiit, tniipft baz
ran Die 8emerfung, IS lei ni9t punberbar,
baB unter 7olben umItdnben biele @9uler
ii9 in gGr5lt9 ungeeigneten 0Gnben befin=
Sen. @s If au4 fe6r per1tdn0li9, DAB
inmer Dentger iunQe 3eute ii9 Dem Qebrerz
beruF l%otDneny benn fa1t ieber anbere er0ffz
net ibnen Before Musit9ten, als biefer; 10
mtro bas 8erbdltntB 3pif4en Der 3abl Der
mGnnltden unb Der Der me bli1en Qebr=
frGfte thinner me6r gum Na&t6eil Der eritez
rem Der19oben. Solpa bate i'm bprigen
@Ommer 1853 G6ul6duIer i'm Mertbe
bon ctpa $15,000,000, tpslbe 354, 995
mdnnli9e unb 1928 peibltG9e @hIler
aufne6Ten iolten; es tparen aber nur 522,z
731 G9iiler qngemelbet unb Der Our9z
i9nittSbeiu9 belief ftb mn auf 331, 408.
9'e iiberrtegenb ldnDli9e 8ep0lferung
oSona'S 9iebt tppbl Die Grfldrung fir ben
nidt iebr giinitigen 9ur419nittsz S9ulbez
iu9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06

rWos biGig 1T, 1T i6ls6t," benfen bic
Nepubltfaner. 9esbalb polen fte bas Sc
bait oes @ablz GOmmifionsz Sefretdrs 9erb
auf $4,000 erbOben, b. +, berboppeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06
@SrSertiMe Sro4ens.

@as benz SSSafob gerfes po6G bas 2inienz
9eri9t getotet baben mag, fir bas bic 9ta0tz
ratbsz@fGue bic pribilegien Der Sta0t perz
19a9ert baben g Siinf3tg 4lbermen gu
$4,000 per Stiid ma9t erit 100000, cine
8aqateQe fir bas StraBenbabnmonopol, Dus
uns bic mOrberif9en 9rGbte iiber Die &Dpfe
fpannen unb nit t6ren Mptoren Die &no9en
i'm 2etbe 3%ertriimmern mill. Sd mare es
benn bod bD9ite 3eit, baB unIere 2egtsldtur
Elm @e1eb erlieBe, bas ollie elettrifGen
8a6nen i'm Staate CUR 9o9legung Der Sc
lei1e an allen StraBentreu5unz
ee1 8pinqt, mas in elmer Stabt fobiel pte
Bic 6o9legung Der 9eletIe iiberbaupt be-
benten tpiiroe.
Na9 iabrelanger Ngttatton baben mir 6
enblt9 fertig gebra9t, baB bic Sampfz
bqbnen tire @eleiIe erb0ben miif1en, unb
faum fteben mir i'm 8egriffe, btefen Setnb
I~ps3uperben, Der i'm Sabre 5unoerte BON
Menf6enopfern forberte, cOmpltmentirt UNI
fer Stabtratb etnen ebeniO gefdbrli3en Setno
8t elmer anberen Sbiire pieber berein.
sSn Der Qe9islatur BON Connecticut 1T
iebt Elm @efeb %erIaf1en nprben, tpel6es teiner
SroGepz8a6n g%eftattet, bas 9eleife elmer
9ampfbabn gu t~reuaen; lie muB enttpeber
briiber Dber brunter btntpeg fiibren. 9a
bort beretts Elm 9eIeb beftebt, tpel9es feirer
9ampfet1enba6n v@rabez@rDftngs" 0ez
ftattet, 70 bat bic 2egtslatur BON Connecticut
In einfi9tsboller Mirbigung Der 9f7tren
BON SroIepz8abnen, au9 biefen Die DGr;>e~
g~rpftngs" berbpten.
Dor etnigen Sagen btnterlegte beim
@taatsfefretGr bon @isconiin cine @eTeQz
f9aft, tpel9e 1i9 vGentral electric &atltpaD
Company" rernt, tire popiere. Sic beabfi3z
tigt, cine elettrif9e 8abn 3ptf6en Sf6fof9
unb &autauna iiberMenafbd ~unb93eena6 GIT
bauen, unb min nt9t u benz Berfonenz,
Tonbern aud benz Sra9tberfebr bienen. Sc
lit ba6er aud an Der 3ett, baB bic @isconz
finer 2egislatur mad benz @orbilbe iener BON
Connecticut etngretfe unb Elm 9eIeB erldTe,
pel6es y9rabezgroTtngs" fir ale 8dbz
men abi9afft, mDgen ite nun nit 9ampf
Dber nit @leftri3itGt betrieben perben. Die
@traBen ge60ren Dem geipObnlt3en 8erfebr
gu pferbe ober 81 SuBe; NGes, mas S9neu>
bertebr nrapib t%ranfft", betBt. muB iiber
ben &0pfen pber inter Der @rbe bDr iH3
geben, @ir boffen buber, baB bur3 Elm
a1aemetnes StdatsgefeB audi in Silt
npis Der S6a9er Der g6icagoer Mlbermen
p~erettelt unb aGe 9anpfz unb Srolep@8obz
nen CUR 60berlegung Der 9eleife ni9t MIR
in ben StGbten, fonbern audi an ben 2anb=
fra Ben@&reu5ungen %ge5tpungen tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-06
@esem Die semOtratem semmeTee's.

Nie Der bemofratt19e @taatsienat bon
Sennefee, 10 bat nun AUDI bas bortige be-
motratif9e Nbgeorbnetenbaus bic i9GnOz
Ii9e Sin a%ngenommen, tpel9e ben gef9laz
genen bemOfrati19en bisberigen @ouberneur
SurneD i'm tpiafHrli9 berldngerten @mte
bdGt unb ben re6tmdBtg getpdblten republic
taniI9en @ouberneur @bans Biz auf @eiz
teres bon benz Mmte ausf3lieBt.
@ergebli9 BADEN feds ebren6afte Demo
traten i'm Nbgeproneten5aus Senne1ees
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-19
The Representative,
So SOUTH FOURTH ST., MINNEAPOLIS.

1891 over 1890, amounted to $14, ZOO, 900:
the increase of 1892 over 1891 amount
ed to $10,0 900 900; the increase
Of 1893 over 1892 amounted to
to $12, 600 900 and the increase of 1894
over 1893, amounted to $1,000, 900. Final
ly h increase in the product of silver
from 1890 to 1894 inclusive amounted To
$42, 900, 900.
With the basis of product Of silver as
a starter in each year, 1t will readily be
perceived that the percentage of Increase
has uniformly been in favor of gold.
throughout the period named; and when
it comes down to the last three years the
increase in the product Of gold over sill
yer has not only been much larger in the
actual output, but the percentage has
simply been astonishing.
Observe that the percentage of increase
In the product of gold, between 1892 and
1893, was SIG, 000, 900 in round numbers:
while the increase in the product of sill
yer was only $12, 200, 000,-more than 100
per cent in favor Of the product of gold.
Observe also that the increase In the
product of gold in 1894 over 1893.
amounted to SIT ,000, 900 as against an in
crease Of Sc, 1000, 900 in the product of sill
yer. A little figuring on the part of the
editor Of the Tribune will discover the
fact that this increase is $50 per cent
over the product of silver.
Now 'let us reason together for a
moment: If 1t follows logically that be-
| cause silver has increased SO, OOO, 900 in
product during the past year, the bullion
price should fall in the market. what
ought we to say about gold, whose in
crease of product has amounted to $50
per cent more than silver? Why in the
name of all that's reasonable, logical.
fair, honest and human, don't the price
of gold fall correspondingly with the
price of silver?
While the answe is perfectly plain to
| every advocate of the free coinage of
| silver" because gold is money and sill
yer is MOTT must be a sumner to
| every advocate of the gold standard,
when he undertakes to argue that the
price of silver, when treated as money.
depends upon the production of the
pNofo1
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-19
WHAT THEY SAY.

Says Uncle Sam to Johnny Bull; What
must I do?
Though i've taken your advice. 1 can't pull
through.
Every year my people score,
They have less instead of more!
My wealth is being cOrnered by the few,
'Twixt me and you"
Says Johnny Bull to Uncle SAM. "You
plainly see
'Twould be dishonest if you coined your sill
yer free.
Keep your money sound by rule,
Sell gold bonds, you Yankee fool!
Gold standard is the best. all must agree,
For you and me-"
Says Wall street to the farmers, "Quit your
fuss!
You are destroying public confidence with
your muss.
You should keep between the rows,
Briskly follow UP your nose!
IT'S best that you keep ~Quiet-never cuss.
For you and u.s."
Says the farmers all. from Oregon to
Maine,
There is something wrong; our labor
brings no gain!
Though our lands abundance give,
We can't pay our debts and live!
We must unite and vote together, that Is
For the kids and Betsy janet"
Southern Mercury.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-19
o THE ROW?

Say, dad, wOt's this ere bloody row
about free silver coinage them blasted
Yankees are 'avin'?" said young Johnny
Calf to his father, John Bull.
CAV, son." said j. B., don't e see it?
This 'ere's the way of it. We British
coin hall of India's money. It's hall sill
yer. We coin New Zealand's money. It's
hall silver halso. We don't produce sill
yer, so we ave to buy it. We 'ad to pay
one dollar and thirty cents, or somethink
over five shillings and four pence, per
ounce for silver so long as the blarsted
donkeys 'ad free coinage This was ard
on us, cause we couldn't make nothing
on Australian and New Zealand gold; but
we knocked 'em, son, we knocked 'em"
COW, dad ?Owe'd We knock 'em"
"Well, son, we sent a Britisher hover
there hamong the bloody traitors in the
blarsted Yankee congress, an e fixed
m. e got the ole lot of bank presidents
and railroad presidents an lawyers, these
ere presidents ave 'ired to serve 'em,
to demonitize silver, cause, We see, there
ere ~fellers, being money men, wanted
money scarce, We know, so they could loan
Ugh and buy low. Living cost less and
money brought more, don't We see? Yell
Railways ear them fellers a 'arpin' about
sound money! and the like, but they're
a hard set, don't We know. They believe
in dividin' hup. The sounds fer the
dumb fools at does the votin', but the
moneys for the villains don't, so let EN-
vote same's ever, and later hon they'll do
some 'owin' too"
But, dad, did they demonetize silver,
sure?"
Did they? Well, 1 should say they
did. And silver did just what we wanted.
1t went down, down, and now, don't We
see, we buy the Yank's silver at 60 cents
an ounce, coin it into money, send it to
Australia and New Zealand and get one
dollar and thirty cents worth of gold for
it, and we halso coin it into rupees and
send it to India, and get over twice as
much wheat and cotton for the same mon
ey as we did before. So now we buy
wheat and cotton of India, and the blarst-
ed fool Yankees is a squealin' cause prices
is low. That's 'ow the row comes"
but say, dad, if the Yanks was to have
free coinage again wouldn't silver come
hup?"
Eyes, my boy, it would; cause when a
man can take is silver to the mint an
ave it coined into dollars free, ed be a
bigger fool yet AN the Yanks are If he
didn't see that the silver in a dollar was
worth a dollar, an ounce of silver was
worth $1.OO and 20 cents"
But, dad, that would be ard on us,
wouldn't it,"
Eyes. my boy, 1t would. Why, we'd
ave to buy wheat an cotton Of the Yanks
again same's we did before, cause
freights from India, added to cost of
wheat same's in America, would make it
'igher, an cotton"
"But, dad, I'd think they'd demone-
tie silver an ave free coinage again.
Why don't they, dad?"
"well, my boy, tell ye, but don't We
blow it. They are just blarsted fools.
They amt more'n 'arf civilized. They
never was as smart as Britisher anyway.
Why, my boy, the United States is the
only country as claims to be civilized at
don't own its telegraph system an run it
for the people. A Yank named Pinckney
once said, Millions for defense, but not
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-19
POWER OF A STAMP.

A stamped letter is a sacred thing
in the eyes Of the United States gov
eminent. No one is permitted By law
to open it except the person ,se
name it bears. A man comI Ted
suicide not long ago, and on his desk
was a letter addressed to some one
away off in Iowa. The stamp was on
the letter, and though it had not
started, and though the o was
most anxious to open it, for he felt
sure it would throw some light on the
mans death, he could not do it. The
small, pinkish, oblong bit Of paper,
with the head Of Washington en-
graved upon 1t, that was gummed up
in one corner, was as good as a body Of
armed soldiers to protect the dead
mans wishes.
And every little innocent stamp
that is used does the same watchdVr
service.-New York Times.