davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
Dom Grade 1r1oupoHant's.

8erebrer bes beriibmten 0t6ter8 6a6en
feline Grabitdtte auf Dem Barrier Trte66of
Montparnalie in einsm oeripabrloiten 53uz
itanbe 9%efunOen uno bariiber &lage in Der
Breiie gefitbrt. 60 tur3 nocb ieinem Gobe
lei Oer Di6ter i9on Der8eiien un6 bernadz
lQiii9t. Nunmebr erbalt man bon Der
6omiltc nabeitebcnoer Seite NufflGrung
ilber ben 3uiammbang. 0a8 @rab ouf
Dem MOntporna s&tr66of mar bon Qtnfans
al nur ais prooiiOrii6eS betracbtet porben.
Stun bat man fir ben 9icbter auf Sem
tlaiii9en Barrier 6rte6bof 86re 2adbaiie
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
Cine Perrenfpenoe.

8is ieBt bate man INNER rur BON elmer
1ogenannten 9amenfpenbe reben 60ren,
tpeEGe namentliG auf ben 8GQen in l~tteruriz
1@en 9retie CUR 0ertbeilung fam, @ol6c
btloete Elm Nlbum, tpel9e8 BON 0erS uni
8rofa aus Der Sober Der 9erren @9riftte1er
ur10 Sournaltften gefiiut mar unb Den 0a.
men Iberrei9t pur0e, bic es getrp1t nad
!0ouie trugen. Nun b0ren mir, baB Elm Ser
Elm BON S9rtftteQerinnen cine Mbtpe9Ie=
lung babur3 6erbeifiibrt, baB er fir Elm
balD ~ftattfinbenbes 8aQfet cine 0erren=
fpenoe 00r6erettet, Elm Nlbum, tpel6aS BON
ben i6reibenben 0umen nit @pigrammer
un0 SprI6en angefiiQt unb ben MGnnern
ur0 Siinglingen iiberrei3t perben pirb. 3ir
freuen uns, I@Dn ieBt bur9 einen 8lid in
fa5 Manu1tript einige &letnigfeiten aus Die
lem Nlbum mitt6eilen gu %tDnnen, unb lafen
biefe folgen:
8as fragt Ou piel2 Na3 @elb unb Gut!
Martbe S9perOtlein.
Den MGnnern giebt Die 2iebe Mut6, mimi
lt9 Mantelmut6,
Marte 8eaumar9ais.
X 4 *
On Der @ette zines eiferfii6tigen Soften
TT bic Sreue Der Srau gan5 iiberfliifng.
OeSDem0na.
@ebr ipa4r, N}ein Mann nunnte ben
frpmmen SribDlin Elm Sinh, unb bennpG
mar er eiferTii6tig auf i'm.
&unt9un0e @rGfin BON @abern,
X x *
Ni9ts I9rsdli9er ais Elm Manr, Der eiferz
fii6ttg unb muiifalii9 3uglet6 1T. @inem
1pl6en 1T ni6ts re6t 3u MAIDEN, 1elb1t ni9t
bic einfa9ite 2tmonaOe,
2ui1s MiGsr,
Man gebe ben MGnnern aebn Mal Den
tleinen Singer, eS nirb linen nt1t etnfdQen,
Die gauge 9anO gu ne6men.
Gofette bon Saubenbatn.
Man fdgt, baB @6e unb &rieg ibentifG
1inb, unb benno9 gebt man9er Mann Gieber
in ben &rieg als in Die @be,
2eOnOre 5ubr.
Ser @eItebte ftiir5t fi6 ins Meer, INN 81
uns 81 fommen, Der 9atte bleibt etnfad
aus, nenn fetn Boot ba 1T. 9ero.
Die MGnner bilben cine einsige groBe
&duber6anbe, Ser, ben i3 aus berIelben
6eirat6en ipo1te, fonnte 3par einem 8ate1
pon elf 8inOern belfen, aber mir ni6t.
@maIie b, Gbelret6,
X X X
Die MGnner tbun meift MIR tpiGb. M6e1
o6 lie nun ben tpilOen Mann Iptelen ober bies
ptrtli9 iinb, ge3dbmt tperben ite ale pie Snz
gomar. 8art6enta.
(nW en".O
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

- Nu6 bic Grnennung bes G9tcugoer
MbDotaten Sboipalter gum 8unOe5fretsrt3z
ter hierIelbt 1T Dem Senator 8aGmer gang
unsripartet getommen. 9ieler Prdiioent
bat cine gang mertpiirbige Dirt, Die 0erren
Genatoren unb GongreBabgeorDneten Iinfs
ltegen gu Gaien unb ba5 @eil6en i'm Ser
borgenen gu fu6en, Senator Palmer Io9t,
er tpt1ie fe6r pentg BON ibm." .(&elegrap3
BON beute friib), Stun, j~ebenfalIS bat 9roz
Der bas gepuBt, unb ni4t erit bel i6m angez
fragt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

Ser aGte Senator 9almer bat i'm e.
nat cine Nte0erlage erGttten unb has NIT
3e3t. @s mar ndmGi9 Der Nntrag ge1te(t
porben, bas ge16i6tIt6 bentpiirbigs8toins'z
i@e Qnpefen am Ga Sopette Square in
@aibington fir Die Hegierung tdufli9 gu
ertperben, UNI 81 Oerbiten, baB bafIelbe
gum S6eater %umgemanbeIt tperoe. SEER
Palmer bate it6 i'm @uftrage eintger Gblz
cagOer, Die an benz l1nternebmen 6et6eiligt
iinb, ge8en ben Nntrog ousgefpro9en; Der
@enut a6er 9at Elm 8ebiirfniB fir cine
S6eaterbuOe in Der rGcbften NGbe bes @eiz
Zen 9auies unb bes Suiti8amtes nibt gu
erfennen Dermo4t, unb Palmer 1T nit fet-
mem 8iberipru4e abgeblibt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

- Sn elmer geitern abge6aItenen Ser
fammlung bes Oemofratii6en @recuttpcomtz
tes nurbe cine Refolutipn %angenpmnen,
babtnge6enb, bas @entralcomtte gu erIuc5elr,
nt9t am IA, %Ionbern am 9. Mdr3 bic Gpn@
OenttOn ~ab5ubaIten. @O4it %pabrIdeinlid
pirb bas @entralcomite Ii9 bamit einberr
itanben ertlGren.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

Der ebemoItge SreitptGigengenerot
Mc@Iernonb, iiber befen ungemeffeae penz
fiOnirung iib ert tiir8Gt6 Der GongreB iiber
bic MaBen uufgeregt bat, lit bebentli4 at
Der Grippe erfrantt, !9OffentIt6 fommt
Der ate 0auoegen pieber auf bic Seine,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
GiPen6aRn~& aRrpfane.

gSbtca9O 6 ssprtbpc1t ers,= 6iSc sidet
SfttteS: gt0s. 206-2O8 Glurf=Strabe, an Be,
Oofie9 Aoenue Station u,o en- 9epDt Gdt 9gels,
Rtnaie=StrGBe.
Nbfabrt Qnfunft
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
Stdott1bes.
Oerwe9ener Raub.

.e4s KerIe orineem in Gin 6aus ein mo
%5min9en Ole 1nfaNen, ii6 rnbie gu per-
haIten, bis ale mertbfaAen e~ntfernt
woroen iino.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

&ron0 9topIb5 3Ige pio 6. s %. 81 80Bn, N6f0brt
T5:23 WG.i 1900 81; 'll4S u. &ufuu!t: '7:20 ST.:
tl:25 st.: 1850 q.
-. Sros6 gopi0s p1a g. 81. as. q. @.. abfabrt: 1880
a.; "li:30 u. ~2tufunft: '7:l0 NI.; 1906 q.
'2a9Li9 + @usQeu. @ountaes. : au8gsn. MOntaa.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

= Sen pa6ntnnigen Nntrag, 6as Muf@
bebalten Der SPITE i'm Sbeater ben 5rauen
Bel @trafe 81 berbieten, bat Die MiHourter
@taatsgeieBgebung perniinftigerpeife abgez
lehnt, bod BADEN tmmerbin 40 Narren fir
ben &ntrag geitimmt. Die 3beater0erlpaIz
tungen BADEN eS in Der 9anb, Denj unfug
Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN, unb tpenn bic S6eaterz
bertpaltungen ben Mutb ba5u ni6t beiiben,
f%onbern ii4 binter Die 9efeBgebungen iteden
pOllen, 10 BADEN fte audi na9ber nic6t ben
bas @erbot bur93ufi6ren. &Geiberz
tra4tz@erOrbnungen itammen aus elmer
Idngit ent7@punbenen 3eit.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

- @uIt Safe Gitps 8eo0lteruna 5eIGuft
ii9 iebt auf 1880 u1b bat in flint Sabren
UNI 3137 3ugenDmmen, @s tit e6en Die OBJ
gelegene Sage, Die Elm raf3eres Wa65tbum
Der @tabt Brigham goungs ber6in6ert.
Die @al8feetaOt Iiegt ndmli6 ntcbt an Der
Union Paciftcbabn, fonbern an Der Oenoer
&c &to 9runbez8a6n, Die erit 81 g}siGen
peiter nOrbIiA in Sgben auf bic Union Pa=
ciftc ftOBt unb Der '@iiterberfebr cuff Der
9enOer &c Rto @ranOe@8abn lit glei9 9}uu,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
- Union pofen9er Station.
(vlggnnSyIVanid LINES.

Ex %aOoUtSES Sot6E WIZ 0ootb""S""
Tidet=Dffites: I'm Der Station. in 248 z. @tarS
GtraBa. @ds Sadipu. unb I'M Nuoitoriunts3ote L-
9urd'3uge iobreu ipie fpl9t uo9 @cntrols3elt:
e30Qlih. tG6alih. onsaemommsn G~Dnntoas.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

EShteaqo, siilvnpRec e. ct. RauI=GHeu5ehn.
W StoSt.2idet=Si1ce 207 GiarI=StroBC GelepbpHs
2l9O Drain. Union &aiioGier Citation Gonals, abamss
uno DtaDli0nsStrnBe
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

g32tNfGam GemtraI, q. 9. 6, & 8. 81. unb 3. g.
@%% a. u. R.-uEEe yliGqaro sans gt0ute". Gitet,
GtitceS, 81 @Iarf On. uub St0tioneu u Str. unO 4arf
gt0lp. p. Str, 80. Oh. uE6 9pbe Bart.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
Baltimore & SbipzG iienbnhn,

OUElEIEUIt q NU!BzVU EIIUHDN.
8epDt: Gr0no @eutral 9uIIoQier.5totlp - 6toht,
Ct1Ce 1913 Start Str0Bc. Seine @rtra=Yers1nuna
tur 9. & 8 SimiteO=3Rae.
Nbfabrt Nntunft
SDtut -. t sos NtEt GAO q
@initeO '1o45 m : 800 81
9et..a.....:'. ........ -. : 800 q '1I:oO 81
Walterton Accommodation ........ = 5:25 81 9:45 Ol
NlttSburg, GIeDel0uo, WbeeliHQ g.
Columbus ErureS. 49,. ....... 6:35 81 8:O5 gl
&o9H9er gt4dt=grpreB -. 49,. l1;25 u 200 u
G6Qltdl- / NnSQenommen 9onntaQs.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

2Uiugrl IWWflnT
SnQ, ----
Gduen3nQ nab 0e5 McGTes. ..... 500 no $50 "
SGinots, Soma nno 9eorIo'5rpreaI' $3.50 9Ri' 23O Y
afinueGnUllS. GtY. & Siour GSGa3.' $3.50 W5' 1905 y
Solicit accommodation. ..... 4:05 a. 9:459D
&sru Accommodation. ..... + $50 9H+ 9:5OW
CT Jo. &1uueElpDrtb. Gani05 Gitg,
Colorado & SeraS @rOrcR. .....' 800 81 lO:OOW
Blu Sire nad5 9cuccr, Go;p. GuQs.,
Que6ip. pa Emaba Il %lnColu -. . 1000 9' S:1OM
SmQD0. OF. 80uI. Reprla & 9euOerIt 1910 9g 7:3OM
'G6gfi9. + Qu8aeuommea Gonntao. ! NuSQenom.
men SamIto9. z MusgeHpmmeu WtDntaq. o SF6brt
t69l:cb ais GOfol=3uQ boa 2e5 WtotueS 3urid.
peoria SdlafrUGgel miro benz Zig 2ipe Gamifao
Gbenbs ongebdH9t
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

%SzEEsSeSFTS8 GbteasS, SurItn9ton & Gutnes
lAYTsTNTSYYRRNSTSM V~fiemhabn.
AasASN9ssssM fir Ttdets unN G6IafDasen feredbt
tRSsas EESAFSyfxa 6cr in I'll GlorfsGtr. II. in Der linton
l~bBsAAElSx@l Baien9er Citation, 6ouaI.Strage uno
Me0ms.
3h9e abfabrt Qnfunit
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

Die MtGnner tbun meiit min niGb. Mber
ob tie nun ben tpilOen Mann iptelen ober bis8
ptrtli3 itnb, ge5dbmt perben ite alle pte Snz
gomar. Bart6enia.
G@tpP4en"D
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of the QUEEN INSURANCE
the State of New York on the 31st day of December
1888: made to the Insurance Superintendent Of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

NBicaeo, Sod SstamO C gsaciEc=Bahm.
" characterization ban NHreny5tr. Elm @[oI
fuh!i6 bonn BoarO OF GroSe. Sids:=CfTce: 1Ol GlorsFt-.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

Die Mdnner bilben cine ein5ige groBe
&duberbanoe. Ser, ben ib aus oerIelben
6eiratben polte, fonnte 3par einem 8ater
pon eli 8inOern 6elfen, aber mir nt9t.
Mmalte b, Gbelret9.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

Der @sGiebte ftir3t fi6 ins Meer, INN 81
ltns gu tommen, Der 9atte bletbt etnfaG
aus, tpenn fetn Boot Oa tit. 9ero,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

eSte NtaeIs|Iate!- gsetu Dprq ghicnos
r.o st. &aMissGtfenbGbm.
Sepot @ce Glarf= uno 3rpDIfter Gtrobe.
3a9lid. i &69llt. auSQen. SOunt NbiQ6rI WnfanTg
SSgsca8o y SIeoelanb Noii & GrpreBIf 1855 WI 700 u
YEN BORT & Bolton @rpreB ....... 200 81 9:3S 81
"en gort & Bottom GTpreB -. =. $50 al 8:00@
8e9en Der 6abrpreiie Ober @etten in @6lofipaoeu rid.
Eel. 3S9 Mlain. 9" ' SS
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Il 9Est TIE hEW c6KFAN ElE of
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
3lst day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-12-03
CITY.
HoKE SMITHS REPORT.

The report of Hoke Smith, secretary
of the interior, treats largely or matters
of vital interest to Utah. He now
squarely says what we have been sug-
gesting was his policy--which In the
main, We think, is wise-in regard to
the Uncompaghre reservation. he
does not desire that the Yalusble gil
sonite lands should be entered as agri
cultural lands at low price and then
disposed of by the settlers to speculs-
tors at a comparatively low fgure
which would inevitably be the result
if they were thrown open to entry, but
as speculators are bound to get them
he desires that they should pay some
where near a fair price and the gov
ernment get some of the benefit.
We are glad of the delay. however,
for we are of the opinion that if they
are not sold before the state gets set in
motion that our legislature under the
act Of congress appropriating money
for surveyors can provide for selecting
those lands, and then the state OF Utah
can dispose Of them as may be pro-
yided by law. but il they should be
sold by the United States the state Of
Utah has right to percentage of
the proceeds of sale, hence in any
event delaying the sale will inure to
the benefit Of the state.
The secretary also refers to irrigation
and the construction of reservoirs, and
although his suggestions show that he
is not very well posted on irrigation
matters, enough is said. ito show his in
terest, and to indicate the feeling on
this subject.
1t is our own fault now If we do not
get reasonable amount of help from
the general government in the reclsma
tion of arid lands and tbs settling of
the desert places in Utah. What is
needed now is for the people to be
awake ard meet together, crystalize
their valuable but crude experiences
into ineligible and attractive form
and then We may hope to get bott
from the state and congress such legis
lation as will assist US in forging to the
front more rapidly than we now anti
cipate.
We would remark in passing that
the suggestion of THE DISPATCH thai
irrigators get together and hold meet
inge, seems to meet with favor, and
there is some talk of call being made
for irrigators to meet in state conYen'
tion some time early in January.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-12-03
TAXES.
Official LiSf Of DGilQdGlf Taxes Of Utah COUNTY and
PROMO Gill;
FOR THEYEAR 1895.

Pursuant to Section Eleven of Chapter XL (xxxx OF
the Laws of the Territory of Utah. passed at the Twenty
ninth (29) Session of the Legislative Assembly and the
amendments thereto the undersigned the Collector of the
County Of Utah. Territory aforesaid hereby gives notice
by publication that the following named persons de-
hnquent in the payment of Territorial Territorial School,
County County School, and Special School Taxes, also
the amount set opposite their respective Un
less said amounts together with the costs,
paid by said delinquent taxpayers, shall sell the prop
ery hereinafter described of any such delnquens in the
prescribed by law Said sale will begin the third
Monday in December at II O'Clock noon, at the front
door Of the County Courthouse and continue from day to
day until the list is exhausted.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-12-03

The semi-weekly DISPATCH is pub
lished this issue on daily size paper in
consequence of the sale Of some of the
material of the business. We hope to
be able to print full size hereafter.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-12-03
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine TO cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
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get all the benefits of mild and pleasant
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more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active
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good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
is properly at work. If troubled with any
of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi-
cines, and Better than Pills.
@EVERY PACKAGES
Has the z Stamp in red on wrapper.
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-12-03
LEVI oPENsHAw, COLLECTOR,

Ufah County.
Dated November 29 1896.
Ranges ali east of Salt Lake Meridian except when
otherwise specified
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-04
BEGAN in A JOKE.
Fatal Shooting Am ny Occurs In Hotel IN
Watonga.

Hennessey, o. T., April 1.--(SpeciaD
"A report was received here today OF
a shooting affair at Watonga, the
county seat of Blaine county, last Fri
day. The affair Is said to have arisen
over a blanket between A. r. Evans
OF o'Keene and DR.. Babb of Home
stead. The two men went to Watonga
and put up at hotel. Babb, in a
Joking way, commenced to pull the
blankets off Of Evans when Evans be-
came enraged, 1t is said, and drew a
revolver and shot Babb, the ball strik-
ing below the nose and coming out
about the ear. Babb is not expected to
live.
Sheriff Wilson and some OK his depu-
ties proceeded to arrest Evans, when
he started to gent away. Sheriff Will
son then fired two shots at him, one
grazing his side the other his creek.
He was finally overpowered and taken
to jail.
Excitement is running high and
there Is talk of lynching. The sheriff
has placed about dozen deputies at
the jail to guard the prisoner
He has been placed under $1,700 bonds
to await the action of the grand jury.
Evans killed a man in Hennessey by
the name of Kingston about four years
ago. He was cleared on the plea of self
defense.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-04
on A TWELVE cENr Basis.
Grand Trunk COnfosSes and All Lines Make
That Grain Rate East From Chicago.

Grand Trunk COnfosses and All Lines Make
That Grain Rate East From Chicago.
Chicago April 1.-All grain rates
from Chicago to the Atlantic seaboard
were figured today on the basis Of IL
cents. The Grand Trunk, which made
that rate first of all, was reported dur
ing the day as having given notice OF
an advance within ten days later 1t
was announced that the Michigan Gen.
trail would also make o u cent rate.
The general opinion is that rates will
go still lower when navigation opens
but the roads cannot make train eX-
penscs IL the tariff Is put much under
the present figures. None of the roads
with the exception of the Grand Trunk
have admitted the making of the Il
cent rate but all are doing it. East
bound shipments last week amounted
to 60, 533 tons against 81, 1923 for the pre-
ceeding week, and 95,1SS for the cor
responding week Of last year.
Stockholders Of the Chicago and AL
ton company held their annual meet
ing today and elected the following d.
rectors to serve three years: E. D.
Blackstone, John 3. Drake, Morris X.
Jesup.
Meeting Of auxiliary lines were held
and directors elected as follows: Joliet
Drake, c. Fl. Foster, ]. c. McAIullin,
Norman William. Mississippi River
Bridge company. ]. Mitchell, T. p.
Blackstone, B. D. Drake, A. A. Sprague
c. H. Chappell. st. Louis, Jackson
vile and Chicago-T. e. blackstone, ].
]. Mitchell, G. H. Chappcll, ]. c. Nc
Mullin. Alton and st. Louis-T. B.
Blackstone, ]. ]. Mitchell, e. N. Gibbs.
No quorum of the board Of directors
of the Chicago and Alton was present
so the officers for the ensuing year were
noe elected. 1t is not expected, how
ever, that there will be any changes.
For the month Of February, the net
earnings Of the Atchison, all lines, were
S595.271, an increase of $S8,Tl9 over tho
same month of last year. For the eight
months of the fiscal year, from July l,
1894, to February 2S, 1895, the net earn
ings were S,262,619, decrsage OF ST.
965,92S from the corresponding period
of the year before The net cnInlngs
Of the st. Louis and San Francisco for
February were S139,361. O decrease Of
$S,567; for the past eight months the
net earnings were $1,S24,59S, an increase
Of $l24,S43.
The net earnings of the Atlantic and
Pacific for February were SlS0,391, an
increase Of $51 ,565. the deficit for Feb
ruafy OF last year DelnS S35,loSi lot inc
past eight months the net earnings
were 1921, TIC, an increase of 1901, 9T3.
The net earnings of the Colorado Mid
land for February were S29,l97, an in
crease of S13,365; for the past eight
months the net earrings were $179, 1881,
an increase Of SCI $50.
The net earnings of the Atchlson
system, excluding lines reported above
were for February $40S. O92. an increase
Of SS2,355; for the eight months $685.
$50, a decrease OF $2,452, 29O.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-04
E,ompt No church PronortY.

Manitoba is raising the home rule
question and. when it Is matter of re-
llgious liberty, there can be no doubt
but that Manitoba Is endorsed by the
world for demanding her right to wor-
ship as she pleases and to have free,
schools, unrestricted by any religion
whatever. There is vast difference
between States Rights and home rule
and there are few people who would
think favorably of submitting to 4 gov
eminent which sought to dictate the
manner of religion which is to be taught
in the schools or to force upon com
munity, against the majority will, the
parochial school system. There Is new
er ary objection to the Catholics hav-
ing their own educational institutions
but the public should not be asked to
contribute to the maintenance of such
schools, which is the effect of u law
exempting church property from taxa
ton. If a sectarian school property
Is not taxed. the people are compelled
to pay for the support of It, which Is UNI
Just. And 1t Is to be noted that the
Catholics are not by any means the
only denomination which derives bene-
fit from this exemption OF taxation law.
Nearly every church in the country
has educational institutions and the
public supports them against It's will.
The rebuke administered by the people
of Manitoba Is only forerunner Of a
universal uprising against such imposl-
ton which Is sure to come in the very
near future unless re- 'edlal laws are
passed and all such UNIV rthy measures
obliterated from our statute books.
There is one point on which nine-tenths
Of the people are most sensitive, and
that Is religion, and there Is no excuse
for a law, which is sure to do nothing
but agitate the vital question Of rellg-
ious liberty and cause III feeling.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-04
GRAM MEN WANT PKor4ls.
Members Of Defunot Elevator Company
Claim Huge Swindle.

st. Louis, April 1.-The morning pa
pers state that at meeting held re-
Gently, &c which were present some OF
the best known grain merchants Of St
Louis, who were formerly associated
together under the commercial title OF
the Merchants Elevator company,
which went out Of business in 1890 to
be succeeded by the st. Louis United
Elevator company, measures were en-
acted which promise to unfold to the
public gaze one of the profOundest
business sensations ever known In St
Louis. The preceding papers say that
the st. Louis United Elevator company
was fouded in 1886 by Captain y. 3.
Slattery who had associated with him
]. M. Thompson, r, L. Thompson, I. M.
Harris, D. Block, r. H. Kern, w. Il.
Anderson, Judge II. d. Lauglin and
others. Captain Slattery was presi-
dent and manager of the company all
the time 1t was in business, he having
q majority of the stock. At the time
1t was sold to the trust, Captain Stat
terry and members Of his family held
1,477 of the 1850 shares In existence.
Only a partial settlement was made
with the stockholders at the time the
company sold out to the trust and 1t is
said that all subsequent efforts to eff
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concern have been futile until the late
consultation resulted in the appoint
ment of committee to bring about a
settlement. The committee was in
structed to place the matter in the
courts for adjudication.
w. I. Anderson, one of those inter-
ested says: 1.-THE strangest feature is
that we can't account for about $S5, OOO
or $4,000 worth of wheat that was In
the elevator Slattery was president
and in full control. can't see how Il
got away without some one knowing
1t. We had 100000 worth of bonds on
the elevator which we never ordered
him to sell, but they are not accounted
for. They were Issued to borrow
money on wheat, that being an easy
way to raise collateral. He seems to
have taken them up himself after sell
ing the wheat that he paid the money
for and took the bonds The bank ac-
counts will show whether he did or
not. He ran the bulk of the business
but he had no right to sell the bonds
orders from the board of d.
rectors. We got back what we in
vested, but we want the profits."
Another prominent member OF the
board Of directors who did not wish to
have his name mentioned, fully cor
roborated Anderson. Slattery denies
all these allegations and says he can
prove that investors have been paid
back their money with interest.