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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
Aliens From. the s,camps.

BALTIMORE, Nov. q. - Forty eight
men from the interior of Austria,
who were arrested last week in the
swamps OF Mississippi by United States
nspectors on the charge of violating the
alien labor contract law, were brought
here to-day, with their leader, Jaban
POKE, and locked up in the Immigrant
House of Detention at Lockport. They
will be sent back to Bremen on he steam
snip Muenichen of the North German
Lloyd line in few days The men ar
rived here September last. and were en-
gagged in cutting barrel slaves.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

to move heavy ordnance, guns and gun
carriages, including mortars. Ihe estl-
mate is 81, 500, 900, an increase OF sloo' ooo
over the current appropriation. An IN
crease is also necessary in the approprla-
tlon for military posts, TO provide par
racks and quarters for mum her OF new
posts on the sea coast and to enl rye otn.
ers. The present appropriation is $420 600
and the estimate suhn ed is for $2, 0OO. :
600, an increase of 81, $50, COO.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
URUGUAY UPRISING CHECKED.
Arrest of Five Prominent Army
Officers and q humber of
Civilians.
Copyright, 1897, by James Gordon Bennett


BUENOS AYRES, Nov 21.-As the re-
suit of an ATTEMPTED revolutionary move
ment in Montevidep, Uruguay. says the
Herald'S correspondent there, five promi-
nent army otficers-three colonels and
two majors-have been arrested. Many
arrests of civilians and pohticians have
been made. The Herald's corresponds dent
at Rio Janeiro. Br zil, telegraphs that a
com mercial crisis is imminent. The ex-
change is fallin4.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
Recoyertno from the Panic.

MONTEVIDEO, Nov. 21-The public Is
recovering from the effects of the panic
that followed the announcement last Fri
day of the arrest of DR.. Herrera Obes by
President Cuestas and the latter's as
sumption aiming at his overthrow by
force. There has been no outbreak, and
The city to-day is tranquil.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
Judge Nelson's Death.

WORCESTER. MASS. Nov. 21.-Judge
Thomas Leverett Nelson OF the United
States District Cour. for the district of
Massachusetts died to-day at his home in
this city after long illness. He was 80
years OF age.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
Hudson Medical institute
Ellis. Stockton and Market Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

Carriages and Road Wagon.
The acknowledged standard.
1t having been brought
to our notice that we are
being confounded with a
defunct concern formerly
advertising a similar name,
we would inform the public
we are still at the above To-
cation, where we have been
for over twenty-five years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
7...TAXES---l 1897

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ first installment OF Real Estate TAKE s. and all
unpaid Personal Property Taxes, including BA L.
ANCE DUE FROM THOSE WHO HAVE
ALREADY PAID THE ASSESSOR, will be de-
linquent. and l5 per cent added on MONDAY
NCVEMBER Il 29 at O'clock P. NJ.
NO CHECKS received after SATURDAY, NO
VEMBER 20.
Office open Friday and Saturday evenings, No
vember 26 and 81, from to- NJ.
JAMES n. BLOCK,
Tax Collector of the City and County of San
Franc SEQ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
Yello,r F,v,r Yrt D,odIv.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-There were
eight new cases of yellow fever and three
deaths to-day. William Dempsey, Ma
talie P. Vicenti and William Jackson
were the deaths
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
To Cure = q, Id in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qainine Tablets All drug
yists refund the monev If it falls to cure. 26c.
fhe genuine has l. B. G. on each tablet
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

n OF A CENT DO THEY COST
you, and what is quite as good
hearing, you can have free medi-
cal advice if you will but ask for
II. Get lid of your gloom, man
J In a week there will be no more
drains on YOUR r-system-you will
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

begin to build up. Accept help when you
can get it so easily.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

have been most completed
yam" Why not be a man?
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

showing the wonders "Hudyan" has per-
formed. See for yourself
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

RE YOU GOING TO CONFESS
that you have no desire to be
respected by your fellow-men and
by those of the opposite sex, too?
Why will you die living death
. when you can live ? Just ask for
free circulars and testimonials
ne nders "Hudyan" has per.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08

etner grpben Organization einen 6auptz
antbeil an oieier erfreutiGen Wenbung 3uz
f4red6en. Wdre Der groBe Puumanz@ STREET.
i'm Sabre 1894 unter folder 2eitung gez
itanben, itatt OaB 9a6s unb beFen @enofen
fi3 feiner bemd3tigten unb i'm gu aIerlei
unfug unb Sborbeit %als6euteten, barn bdtte
ou4 er Elm beferes @noe genpmmen.
9ebs iu4te, naGOem er bamuGs Die Streiz
fer in Die Putf9e eefiibrt bate, ibnen bur6
bas ber3petfelte Mittel zines aQgemeinen
SDmpatbiezSt STREET aus benz Snmpfe gu belz
fen. Oo3 @ompers unb anbsre perTtGmbige
@r6eiterfiibrer p%erbinoerten es. 0iesmaI
a6er bat Se6s nod re6t3eitig, auf Der gon=
feren3 in ct. Souls, feline S6nma9t 6epie=
fen. unb audi bdrum pirb Der 3~oblengrGz
beritreit fetn bOies, fonbern elm gutes g1Oe
ne6men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08

auf Elm finnrei6es Mittel OerFaGen, UNI bic
len MemteriGgern Iciner Dirt @emter gu Der@
f6affen: eSn alien Granddaughter iolsn NAM
lid bom 8unb Nrbsits6ureaur erri9tet perz
ben, Die 81 ermitteln BADEN, OBJ iiberbaupt in
i6rem 9anbestbeil mod irgenb cine Mrbeitsz
fraft n0t6ig lit; unb penn ibr 8efuno Derz
neincnb a%usfdlt, ipG Der be3igli6e 2anbesz
tbeil ober glei9 bas gan5e 2dnb oOIig Der
@~inpanoerung bsrI3lofen perben. gntpes
Der aus natibiitti9er 8Os6eit ODER aug
Dummbeit iberiiebt alfo popberlp gdr5li9,
baB bic @i%nlpan0erung itb BON IelbIt regelt,
inbem lie in i9le9tsn ameritdni19en 3sitsn
pon felbit tpegblei6t.
Popberlp, pelher ii1 felt Ginger 3sit al5
10 eifriger rspublitaniI9er parteimann aufs
fpielt, ge6t in feinen unpsri9dmten 8nop>
nothing NnIdIdgen gegen bic @inpanbee
rung nett iiber bic %neuefte republitaniI9e
Nationulplotform 6inaus; benin biefe per>
langt cine 8erI6drfung Der Ginipunberungsz
geiebe nun bubin, bag nSOI4e, melhs tpeber
leisn nod ihreiben tOnnen", ausgel4loieH
tpsr0en.
llsbri9snS tau9t ieBt audi in republican,
i9en &reifsn Die GrtenntniB uuf, ouB PrGz
iioent GlsbeIano He9t bate, ais er beim
4bI6luB isinsr BrdItbenti9aft bur9 Elm
8eto Der 2obge@8iu uno ibrer 8iloungss
probe ben @araus ma4te. 90 bat hieIer
Sage Der neueite Staotscpnpent republican,
I6er CLUBS BON Nebrasfa elm 8erlangen na6
8eri9Grfung Der @inpunberungsgeiebe
in feline platform a%ufgenpmmen,
ndhbem Der beuti6@amerifaniide republitd>
nif6e Club BON Smuba 0urauf" bingetpieien
Bate, baB Die @in!panbsrungsgeieBe, pie fc
finb, pOui9 g~eniisen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08

9ie Shines" ertldrt, Der 3ped Der Gin
iteuung Der Sreiprd9ung in Snbien iei biz
ginfii9rung Der @oGbipdbrung getpeien; Sn=
bien babe iebt tbat1d4li9 goIbpdbrung; be,
jeBige Yreis Der Supple lei elm @plbpreiS
9as lange 3aubern Der Regterun9, be YrG=
auns siu5uitellerl, lei Elm &Otettiren nit ber
9oppeltpabrung g%etpeien, bas ME lpieberbolt
tperbsn t0nne. Sobdlb Die prGgunq ipieoe;
freigegeben tperbe, tperbe bic &upie fi1 pie=
Der nit benz Silber ibentificiren, unb npr
ipiiroen bann Die Sinan5en Snoiens blei.
benz"
aus biefen auslaHungen 1T gum Minbes
iten erii9tli9, pel4e @nttport uniere Oop-
peItpdbrungssGOmmi1i bon England gu
eripurten bat. @nglanb fam, pbue finans
3ieIen SelbftmOrb gu begsben, ben 96riti
nit Der S9lieBun9 Der inpifden Miinaeu
ni4t riidgdngi9 madeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08
Gtn tutrfli@er Mrbetterfabrer.

Gin gang anberer Munn ais Der ~offenbur
I'M 3u1tunoe bes yOubs" trafe6lenbe Oabs
1T Der Prdiibent Der nNmertcan Seberation
Of 2abpr", 9amue1 @ompers.
Seine 9ebiegenbeit unb 8e1onnan6eit benefit
er AUDI bur6 iein @erbaGten gum 8~oblengrGz
ber=Streit. Stat gu 6eben, eritrs6t er einen
friebli6en unb gere9ten Musglet9.
SSSn einem Quffabs i'm n~eueiten Monatsz
bette bes n5orum" 5ei9net 9ompers bic
Sa4ta9e i'm Weientli4en 10:
3ped edter Observation-Disclosures 1T ni6t
Stretf, fonbern MISUNDERSTANDING menI9enz
piirbiger 20bne obne Streit bur9 feItes 3uz
1ummenbalten Der Mrbeiter. Die &oblenz
grdber bagegen butten Bis in's Sabr 1893 teiz
men fe1ten 3uiummenbalt unter ii9. Oarum
naren fe ni9t i'm Stanbe, cine biGige Be-
riidiiAttgung 3u forbern, Die altan MiBz
brdu9e Der Gompagnie=2Gb in benen bic
Nrbeisr lire 8ebiirfnifIe einfaufen mii1en,
murben ipieoer eingefiibrt unb peiter ausgez
bebnt; Die Nrbeiter tpurben babur9 in bielen
5dQen %9e3tpungen, fir lire 2ebensbebiirfnii1e
I'M 25 Bis so opm 6unbert npe6r ols ben
Marftpert9 gu 5a6len. Die 6iitten, porin
lie pp9nten, Die 8ru1nen, tppraus Tie tram
fen, Die Sir9en, bor oeren Mltar 1ie fnieten,
geborten ale ben @ruben6eIibern, als beren
StIaoen Die 4rbeiter it9 fiiblen muBten. 60
mar es m0gli6, baB 3uitdnbe folgenber Mrt
eintraten: Die SoblengrG6er BON Obio gum
8et1piel 6d6en i'm Sabre 1895, als Der Mrz
beitslo6n nod 80 Gents fir bic gef0rberte
Some a Gents mebr uls iebD betrug, na6
benz amtli9en 8eri9te bes Sbioer Mtnen=
Snipettors Our9Idnittli9 $18.48 i'm Nlonat
peroient. ga in eintgen Sbeilen bes Stauz
tes mar e5 nod 16Itmmer. go ba6en i'm
S9oding : S6ale in Ohio 80 @rlubenarbeiter
in 5pet Wo9en $223.98 berbient - bur9z
i6nittli9 $2.87 pDdentli9 Der Mann =,
tpopon i've nob bic Soften BON Spren9pulber
uno Wert3eu9en beitreiten muBten. Snbem
ii9 leit6er alentbul6en Die 3nitGnbe nod perz
I9le6terten, tpurbe Der Dor 3pei Monaten be-
gonnene groBe So6lengrGberitreif auf @runb
a1aenNiner Organization Der &o6lengrG6er
aur Notbmenoi9teit. llnb feline i9lieBli9e
Wirtung miro cine p~oblt6dtige fem: @Gbz
renb porber INNER neue QobnberubIebungen
eintraten, seiteben ieBt ieI6it bic @ruben6ez
flyer gu, baB bas @erlangen na9
2o6ner60bung elm beredti9tes lit. Sn
pittsburg BADEN Die @ru6enbeIiber cine
8ereinigung gebilbet unb Elm nebereinz
tommen unter3ei6net, bas Die 8eIeitigung
Der i6limmiten l1ebelitdnOe be5pedt: bic Qb=
f6offung Der Gompa9nis@2do baare 8e=
3ablung Der 2Dbne, @brli9teit unb 9let9z
mdBigteit in Der 8erebnung Der Nrbeitsleiz
flung unb cine 9eredte 3egelung Der 2obn@
frage bur9 elm S9ieosgeri9t, in pel9em
Nrbeiter unb Nr6eitgeber glei3mdBig 8ertrez
tung bGben 5olen. 0ant ben leBten atpei
Mpnaten, mirb Die 3ufunft au9 Der &oblenz
grdber sine before fein,
@pmpers ourf, pbne ettel gu ietn, benz
ebenip %belunnenen pie trGftisen @irten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08
aeime gbraSem, somSern sroS.


Was 9elfen ben armen 6 o6lengrdz
BERN f9immernbe oOer bro6enbe &ebensz
urten? 8as niirbe es t6nen belfen, ipenn
prditOent Mc&inleD pirtli9, pie es bic in
ct. Souls abgebaltene nNrbeiter@@ onferen3"
Oerlan9t, ben gongreB i4on lpieoer gu elmer
@rtraieliion ein6eriefe uno apar our Setz
~ite[lung Der 8e9te Der @eri3tsb0fe in 8eoua
auf @inbaltsbefe6Ie"? Der MiBbrau9, nell
be1 ~ein3elne Staats@ unb audi 8unbesz
&i9ter in ben lebten apei Monaten in Solge
beg &~oblengrGbere Stretts nit ben @inbaltsz
befe6len getrieben BADEN, 1T BON uns auf bas
entf9iebenIte berbammt poroen. Der gonz
greB aber tritt 19on in bret Monaten p6ne=
Fin gu ieiner regetmdBigen, langsn SeiitOn
3uIammen. lnb ob bann, ODER f9on einige
Wo9en 0orber, BON MitglisOern bes natioz
nalen Observation-Disclosures uno beg 8unbes=
fenats gegen Misunderstanding ai9ter GEE
eifert perben tpiro, blet6t iib fir not6leis
oenbe 4rbeiter gang glei9. go ooer 10 pirb
ni9t biel babel beruustpmmen; benn inn
Gon9reB iberpiegt bas @roBcopitaliiten=
t6um.
Son benz p6raIentperte Der ct. 2oui1er
oNr6eiters Gonferen3" unterf @eibet it9 iebr
gu ieinem @ort6eile Der 8ef9luB beriel6sn,
tpona9 Der Sreitag, brittle September. gu
einem 2iebestage gema9t tperben ioq, an
ipel9em iebes Mttglieb elmer 9eperff9aft
unb iiberbaupt ieber Mrbeiterfreunb feinen
4r6ettsertrag bon oieiem Sage fir bic not9z
leibenben &o6lengrdber 6erge6en 1oQ.
3tpar na6men an Der gonfersn3 bic mets
item Der be0eutenben GepertI9dften gar
nt9t S6etl. Nu9 bic gr0Bte 4rbeiterorgaz
IMITATION, n@mertcan federation Of 2abor",
gldn3te our1 Ni@tz8ertretung. 0agegen
paren @eretnigungeu bertreten, tpel9e
eigentIi9 nit Der gan3en Sa9e gar ni9ts
gu tbun ba6en; 3. 9. elm 8erein BON 5reiiilz
berleuten unb bic 8ereinigung Der Single
Sorers". Oenno9 ~5peifeln mir ni9t baran,
0aB bic metten Der uorganiiirten @rbetter"
biefes 2anoes gerne an benz in ct. 2ouis
6sitimmten Sage, ODER au@ an einem ipdtez
rem, einen biibf9en 8eitrag fir Die notbleiz
benben &oblengrdber 1iefern nerben. Cine
iol9e allgemeine Selb1befteuerung BON DELL
lionen bon Nrbettern pirbe grobarttge
Summen liefern, burb pel9e BEL 5pedmdz
bigger @ert6eilung bur9 bic 8o6tengrdber=
@enert19aften Der ein3elnen in 8etru9t
fommenben Stoaten, 0iel ungema3 6~eieitigt
perben tDnnte.
@as einen nuIgemeinen Sbmpatbiez
Strett" betrifft, 10 lit bic 4bnetgung gegen
einen fol9en unter ben ar6eitenben &lafen
unb Mafen bes san3en 2anDes 10 groB, OaB,
man i'm in ct. 2ouis faum gu berii6ren,
gef9peige BENIN Dor3uf9lagen ober gar am
5uorbnen tpagte.
Sir ben Sa1 aber, baB Der &Oblengrd6erz
Streit ni3t am 20. September beigekgt lit,
foa bebufs @rgreifung neiterer MaaBregeln
am 81. September cine reue Gonferen3 in
G6icago ab9ebalten perben. 9u ft6 iebo4
unter immer 5ablrei9eren &o6lengru6en6ez
fibern bic ernitli6e Netgung 5eigt, duf Die
gere9ten S%orberungen Der ~&obIengrd6er elm
3ugeben, 70 pir0 t~pa6r16einli9 aus elmer
abermaligen gonferena ni4ts tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08

9as Geptemberbeft Der bonn Nuss
tpdrtigen &mt berqusgegebenen Con II :
I ar beri9te 1T eri9ieneu, unb entbdlt,
pie INNER cine SiiQe fir bic geI4Gftspelt
intere1anter unb quite 8inger5ei9e ertbeitens
Der Nptiaen. 50 3. 9. tperoen nnIere pas
pierfabritanten unb @rporteure es oon @ors
tbeil finben, ben umfangrei9en @rtitel iiber
ben 9~apierbanoel i'm NuslanOe griinbti9 81
itubiren. Bon GROCER Sa9tenntniB aeu9t
Elm 8eridt bes GOniuls &obertfon iiber bic
@ntpidlung unb ben jebigen Stanb Der
SamburgsQmeritanti9en Oampferlinie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08

t6en ni9t gang unbere6tigt lit, nur S8anbe
6al6er pber aus gRiifiiht uuf feline politif8e
@teGung cine SADIE, an tpel4e er IelbTt ni4t
me6r glaubt lpO Oieaei4t ME gegtau6t BATE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-08
EdsIi9e urb mO9entlt0e
.,Suinots StAatSs3ettun0"
Hne
,,9et 2S E # E t"|.
MbOmneMte mtS:g retIe:

MbOttttehte
SIN gbtrdoo Sur1 bic Srdssr ins 9anS 9slieTsrt
EugebIntt per mo9e
Soatids Qusqabe uno Ser WefsH' per Bs~e.. w
&ayIibe Ausgobe per Sabr .....-."."..... Lco
unb Ser meiten" ............ M4O
SET meiten" per Sobr......... . ..."... ,zoo
A0deutIi@e Gusaobt per abr....~..."~~ S0V
Gastudrtioe a5onnenten per gOR in ben Der. StautsH
iOfuie Ganaba unb 1RsEieo:
&dgIt6e @us9obe per Sobr $8Vu
Ser ggefen" pcS 2OO
sR6aentIiGe QusQabe Der ahr........~- SVO
Sns MusIGnN:
(Gonaba uus MsricS aus otaonmeHl:
z6aIidt &usoabe per
ModenbIdtt poer 9go6en=Msfen ............ 800
6onntae =g8sttn nit rS6ers unO eruf"...... 800
3ooeblatt uub Scr WefenE lI.eV
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co..
Gbieaas. 81.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-05-07

DIR J. III. James is remodeling his
residence on South Second street, and
expects to have it ready for occupancy
about the 1st of June. The wing will
be raised to two stories, a kitchen will
be added, porch will be erected
across the front of the house, and
when completed it will make very
desirable residence. The changes will
involve an expenditure of about a
thousand dollars.
The Weekly Crop Bulletin says
that the past week has been most
favorable for farm work throughout
the state. There was no damage
done by the frosts last week, though
on two or three mornings they were
quite severe. Wheat seeding is pro-
crossing rapidly in the Red river val
ley, while in the south portion of the
state the conditions are about ready
for corn planting, warmer weather
only being needed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-05-07

Mrs. LEASE is bound not to disap-
pear from public view if she can help
it. Her latest break is to the effect
that the inhabitants of Oklahoma are
doomed because the Indians were re-
moved from the lands after they had
been promised them, and that the
floods are sign of Gods displeasure.
Why else, she asks, when the inhabi-
tants prayed for rain to save their
crops, should flood have been sent.
She says that it is either flood or a
drought there and always will be. If
her reasoning is correct, why is it that
the whole country is not similarly
treated, as the Indians have been
likewise treated the country over as
civilization advanced. Not very
fine compliment for civilization pos
sibly?
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-05-07
AN AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
One Will Soon be Added to the
Commercial College.

Prof. j. r. Brandrup returned Sat.
urday night from ST. Anthony Park,
where he visited the state agriculture
al school, Messrs. Brandrup and
Freeman have been negotiating for
the starting Of an agricultural de-
partment in connection with the
Commercial college. In case the
right men can be secured TO conduct
the department., the department will
be started up. If the right men can
not be found, a department will be
started to cooperate with the state
school at ST. Anthony Park. The
authorities Of the latter school have
agreed to recognize such school here
and accept the markings of one or
two years work. The theoretical
work, in that case, would be done in
MankatO and the actual labor at st.
Anthony Park. This would be a
great convenience for those in this
part Of the state who desire to take
the agricultural course.
Messrs. Brandrup and Freeman are
pushing the Commercial college for
ward in commendable manner.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-05-07
WHAT WILL THEY DO?

The silverites are firm in their as
sertiOns that the new tariff bill will
not bring prosperity to this country.
And it is understood that a number of
the silver senators who used to ally
themselves with the Republican party
| feel the same way about the matter
There ought then to be no reason
why they should not support the bill,
and help cause it to become a law.
They will certainly lose nothing by it.
But their actions belle their words.
One of the schedules that is causing
some difficulty in adjustment is that
on wool. Under the present law wool
is on the free list. Among the heavy
sufferers from this state Of affairs are
many constituents Of these silver
senators. Are they willing to admit
that the placing Of wool on the
dutlable list would not bring pros
perity back TO these wool growers and
through them to thousands of others
because Of the increased market that
would result for home grown wool.
and the increased employment for
American labor?
There has been disposition among
some of these silver senators to make
direct or indirect opposition to the
Dingley bill unless they could carry
their point on the free coinage of
silver. Whether that point is fully
decided upon by them or not is not as
yet known. One excuse they make in
their opposition to the bill is, that
the wool duty is not high enough.
There seems to be every probability
that very fair rate of duty will be
the final outcome of the work in the
senate committee. 1t may not be as
high as some of the western senators
would like, but it will be much pre-
ferable to the present situation, and
1t remains to be seen whether they
will run the chances of defeating the
tariff bill On this excuse, in doing
what they claim is work to promote
the cause of silver, and so leave wool
On the free list and the interests OF
thousands of their constituents to
suffer. Aside from the matter of aid
ing our industries, the question OF
providing additional revenue for the
needs of the government is a vita
one that the silver senators cannot
afford to trifle with Their actions
will be closely watched by the PEG
pie, There are two things that are
wanted through the tariff bill. These
are chance for the republic to do its
own work, and sufficient revenue for
the expenses of the government. Are
the silver senators opposed to these
two things?
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-05-07

ACCORDING to the United States
consul at Chemnitz, Germany, that
country does not believe the United
States has the right, or seems at least
itdoes not wish to concede it the rig D t
to legislate for itself along economic
lines as it may see fit. There is, he
says, very little market in that coun-
try for American manufactured ar
ticles while the German people look
to the United States as one of their
principal points in the export of beet
sugar, 1t is the sugar schedule that
causes the greatest uneasiness in that
country, for they feel that it means
the building up of the beet sugar in
dustry in this country, and a conse-
quent depriving them of good slice
OF the S1O0,000,000 or more that is
annually sent abroad from this coun-
try for sugar. They hope that COM
mercial' treaties may be made with
this country that will keep their COM
merce within safe and sure lines, but
as there is SO little opening there for
American manufacturers, our consul
at Chemintz thinks that if half the
effort were made by our manufac-
turers in Russia. South America and
the far east, that the returns would
be five times as great.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-05-07
THE KENTUCKY SENATOR

A few days ago the st. Paul Globe
in commenting upon the outcome Of
the Kentucky senatorial contest
looked upon it as disgrace to the
state, principally probably because
the senator elect was Republican,
and it insinuated that the Republi
cans were ungrateful because they
had not turned to Secretary Carlisle
and chosen him to succeedBlackburn
1t claimed that the Republicans
had elected man who sympathiZed
with the free cOinage-Populist crowd
and all because partisanship was Of
greater moment with them than pat
riOtism. But it seems that the criti-
cism of the Globe was entirely uncall-
ed for and out of place. II the Re-
publicans had had no man to have
turned to-, under the circumstances it
would doubtless have been the best
thing for them to have turned in
and helped the gold Democrats elect
Secretary Carlisle. But as it is the
Republicans have elected a man in
thorough sympathy with the admins
tration and the position maintained
by the Republican party On the lead
ing questions before the country, and
is not in sympathy with the position
occupied by the Popocrats, as the
following strong statement he made
shortly after his election would
Indicate:
l favor Republican policy in &C
cord with the ST. Louis platform.
am for sound money, a protective
tariff, for the arbitration. against
trusts and combines where formed to
Interfere with rights of citizens, and
for such laws which will best serve
to build up American institutions.
l deem it for the best interest of
the American people to pass tariff
bill Immediately, and to maintain
stable gold standard, and shall sup
port proper legislation working to
these ends. am a Republican after
the Blaine and Mckinley style.
This is a strong, clear language,
and proves that the Republicans of
Kentucky have made no mistake in
their selection, albeit it was some
what delayed. A Republican of the
Blaine and Mckinley style is all
right