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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
8aferbobruHsen tn Telfeu.

SIN S6peosn uno gum Tbell aua in
5tnnIano baDen felt stpa funf Sabrsn
8~ohrunBsn auf IrlntuaHsr in fsitem
,Selsbpoen itaitaefunpen, bic nit Dla.
,na%ntbobrern auseeflbrt tpurosn. uno
lsbr sinitiae @rsebnrfs sslisfsrt babsu,
10 baB nan ie ieBt aub IN Rorpessn
anftslen nil. Had etner WlttbeIlung
oes 8rofeforS Noroenifiols iino ieBl I'M
8ansen loon 81 8obrunsen uotesnom.
men moroen, sum groBen lbeil auf flets
men Snieln unb an Der Wssresfiite, unb
dbsraa traf man in elmer 1isfe ron 30
IS Uieter WaRerabsrn in 5slien. Der
WihersuluB mar in Der Ressl rsidllH.
oelbit oa. mo bic 8Obtunsen auf Zen im
Deere lls9enoen Snieln auseeflbrt wur.
oen, maj oas QSafer %ialSfrst. ROr.
oenifl0Io 1T Der Aniidt, bab miitsIs bic.
isr Dtamanibobruneen au1 anoerpGrts
ceadnoi8es lrmiwaier errsldt tpsrDsu
tonne. 10 an olelen Stelsn Der Rotbflfe
4frtfas, i'm iiolibsn Afrita, in AbsiIl.
aten. an Der atorotufte bes Wutsuansl.
l&ea Weeres. auf BEN Sotplaiieau in
5panien, IN @riedsnlanp unb aleins
afsn. Den nmftano, oab TN nrssbnss
IN elmer Ttefe bon 1915 Wster ftets
BafsraDsrn unsetrofsn wsrosn. msint
R~oroenifiolo baour6 su erflaren. bab
cnr6 bic Sommsrfpdime cine Ausesbs
nune unb burt bic WlntsIfdlts eine gu.
lammsnSusbuns Der @~sitetnsarten itatts
finos, uno bi,S iid serabe in bsr 2lefe
bon 30-35 Wstsr ~befonpsrs eeltenb
made. S,er mdGe cine SoriSoniaIusr.
i1tsbune oes @sbtrees ftatiinosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14

llnssfdbr ~fdnfbunbsrt MitsIisbsi
unb Safe nabmsn ON Samtae Abent
an benz bonn Netp gort ..2~tsbsrfranS''
sur Seisr ieinss finfysidbrieen Bette
btns seeebenen briaianten 8anistt tbeil
Rapor Strong Dol anmsieno unb bsant.
morisis ben 1oaft ..nnisrs Stabt", Der
beuti6e @snsraltoniul 6eiseI antipOrtsts
auf ben 1rinfipru@ ,,DaS beuiiGe 30.
terlanb" une Garl Sdur, auf ben Toaii
.nniere Wutteripra&s''. Nuf bas @obl
bes 9rdioentsn tpuroe eetrunten unb bic
san3s @sfeai&aft erbob fi1 unb leerts
bic Wsinsldier sum anbenten an ben
UsrfiOrbsnsn 8ialam Stsinwap.
Ser SupsIisr Ssman 0apibOtp.
Der in Waiben Zane, Staot Rsp Yorf.
ieiu @si6dft bstrisbsn, il felt sinlsen
Iasen aus Der Staot peri&munosn, unb
stpa brsiBis @ldubissr, bic lnsseiammt
o ibm jp,i6sn $40. 600 unb s25. 900
~ forbern baben. peinsn Tim bluttae
Ibrdnen na@. Darlbop ma elm mob
i~ituirter Wann, bate cine elatts 3unes
uno fGpaBle iid in bas 8ertrausn fsiner
8ef6dftsssnoRen nit dberraihsnosr
aeidtistelt binsin. Radosm er anfanes
tlsins 8s&nunssn prompt besoblt bate.
ltste &c a~aentbalben einiee pumpe su
sleider 8eit IN. Als man fem @si1dfi
erbra6. tpur Aqes, fosar bic 2~absnsin.
ri1tnna, ssrfHnunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
Oos @sidaf. Der sIOriften mm

= Das @efddft Der SIoriffen Mm
8. Dapis & 60. an Spruce Strabs IN
Dom S&erlff ssf6IoHen tporben.
= Our Seisr ibres 24fsn Sohrssta
aes tpirb bic Sonbelsbebbroe om 80. Sa'
nuar i'm SotsI Sermpn elm 8anteit sc
ben.
= Sn ben erftsn brsi Gassn bisie,
DoGe purben BEN @efunbbeitsamt fs4s
ueue Sdde bon S@arla&. bier bon
Dipbtbsritis unb elmer bon Waisrn anss,
melbet.
- Die RsioIution, tpeI6e ben Stabt.
'6reibsr ~onpeiit. su slnsebotsn fur BIZ
Pfaiteruna bon Wulberrp StraSe nod.
mails aufjufoibern. but eeftern bic I'm
teIf4rift bss Wapors erbalten.
- @eaen bic unoroentli1e Sdufei
Der emma Sones an 2adatpanna Aps'
nue. unb Clara @eiGsl an Centre Sirab,
unternabm bic 9oIissi in Der p%ereangener
Nadt eine Rania unb nabm in isbsu
feds Nrauensimmer unb pier. Wdnnel
ssfanesn. bic beute Elm 8etb5r beGtebsr
ioaen. 60 iparen 8laesn tbsr D,sbs
fdas in bsioen Sduisrn %einassaneen
mos ~ssnlsenosn @runo gum 8orssbe'
aab,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
Stabtrath.
Select council, 7,

Select Council, Z. San.
Die obise Sibune mar cine iebr be-.
ihdfii9te unb psri&soene tpiGti9e Anee.
l~ssenbeitsn ipurosn in @rpdsuns esso'
gen.
Wapor Bailey bate Der 8srfammlunp
cine ldnssts 8otidafi i%ibsrianbi, tpsld,
mir an anbsrer Stsqe belihten.
Die bon Ghtttenoen eineersidte Dtoi.
nans 8etrsfs Reeelune Der @%rnennunesn
pom Snipsfloren an @ontraftarbslisn
sine Be. apsi 2siunssn ourd. Disislbe
idrsibt Dor. bab ale s~ipplifantsn fhi
cine Snipsftoritsls pom Stabtssometn
sriminirt une elm @srtiffat ibrsr 5dbis.
teit srbaltsn iOaen 8efhist auf iOl6ss
Gertlffat. fol- bann Der Mapor fsins
g%rnsnnunssn MAIDEN. Die Orbinan,
beaipsdt. bab nur fdbiss 9suts ernannt
peresn unb ehittsnbsn belt elne ldneers
4nfpra1s su 6untten Der Botla8e. in
reI&er er %bsbauptete, bab Der Siabi
IN ben lstten paar Sabren elm 8srlufi
DON eos. 900 e%nitanosn fei, peruria&i
bur& ,.Sobberp" in Gontraftarbeitsn.
Die Oroinans. pel6e cine grb6bunp
BET ftdoti9sn S&ulp i'm 4etrase bon
5000. 00O bsatpedt. um cine elsfiriits
8elendiunssitation su srridtsn. parp
BEN aufidnpisen Gomite iibsrnieien ; biz
Sadie fol- bel Der 6~rlbiabrspabl sur
abitimmuns tommsn.
Die Grnennune bon Sobn 2oiprp ale
pstmansntsr Nann Der ,yrantln Stusr.
rpebr Gompanie paro beftdtiet ebenio
bic bss Soiepb Bril- als Snipeitor ON
Columbia Auenus 8wsisabaussfanui.
Sn 5strsH Don @nti&deleunssforosr'
unssn esssn bic Stabt maHts BOriissi
oes Spsaiol Gomiiss ManIsp sinen BE.
ri6t unb psrislbe rparp anseaommep ipd'
ter ipurbsn Saosmsnts ilr bic 8etrder
sessbsn.
anssbOts ,ur Ssi,uns unb Ginridtuns
oss nsusn Hap Aua 5suerpebrbauiss on
5ranilin Apenus wutosn sineersi&t unb
~usrIsien uno bann BEN bstrsff Gomiis
ibsrpisisn.
Der Re~iolution pom untsrsn 9p,ies
UurDe prompt beisefimmt. meIde Die
ltdbtii@sn Beamtsn auf bic Seuer unb
anoere temperate Bsridufs aufmeiiam
ma&t unb anorbnet, baB bic Spe,ial'
ftsusr bon $500 mouatli@ bon hsnislben
ipstben ioa ; aud bieienise 8e'
foIution, tpel@s bic FRACTION Gompanis
anweif. SidOrp Strabs in a~nftdncissn
innsrhalb erei Eassn sa ieben
purbs bsieeEimnt io0is bic Gompanis
bic arbsit in eisisr Ssit ni&t tbun. 10
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aus BEN oberen xbale.
(NrhbaIb Gorrefppnbeu,.)

Der Dirib Souls Bilsr bon Ssrmpn
bat sinen 8ddfaa etlltten uno liest &c.
fdbrll@ barneber.
= Nifs 8opula tpurbs am Srsitag in
Der @beerton Wine su Sermpu bur&
elnsn Dsdsnfaa ausenbIldll& set6otet.
- Den SIopadsn Dapio Dobet Dor
Rupfelo traf am 6reitae in Der @rlt
Brine e,n burbbrennsnber Karen, mo
our& er i&mer aber nt&t lsbsnsssfdbrll6
perlsbt tpuibe.
- Der in Der 8rube Der 8ieree Rob.
len 60. su 4r&balo arbeitenoe Charles
Suttfa ipuros am M,ttuo& bon einsr
uon Der Dsde bsrabfaaenben 5elienmaH,
srfdlaeen. Ct mar Elm sebiloeter Wann
unp felt 7 Sabrsn bier anidR,a.
= Die frdbsr an Siq Strabs in
1r&balb ~pobnbafte Srau Daniel o..
9rien bat ilrslld in Rem Yorf, mo biz
camille felt einem s ibre tpobnte. in si.
mem Striinnsanfaue ibr 10 Wonats
altss 2o&terlein e%st6otet.
= Sreo. Webb bon psdpiqe. Der boz
einissn 1assn feline Srau nit 2oetihlae
bebrobte unb fe aud porber perloRsn
bate, Duroe am Disnfas sinssfanssn
unb bel BEN 8srbbr IN ~Grmanselung BON
$500 8arsi&aft BEN @efdnsnib tiber.
ianbt.
= Der IL Sabre alte Ri4arb 2ittIs
DON Ss.mpn putos am Dientus Wutas
oaielbit entldne ben @eleiien Der Onta.
RIO 8abu toot aufesfunoen G bate
elnen srOben Sdnitt am aopfs unb bas
Gsnld mar ibm sebrO&sn. Obi6on Ris.
manb ben nnfaa fab. tpiro fsit anssnom.
men. bab ibn Elm 3us truf.
- Der IL Sabre aIts Gbporb gbiI.
lips Don Olppbant bantirte am Samitaa
cine 5Ioberlflnte, ole ibm aipsi in Der.
isIbsn bsfnOli&e auesln beim abssbsn
uabe BEN ltnten Auee in ben aopf bran,
9en er muroe mad oem 2adiwanna
Qoipltal ssbra&t. mo man sur 8sit tpessn
Der farfsn ani6psQun8 bee Aue,s
absr ben Guseane nod unbsaimmi
mar.
Das gissnitum Der Srau Sole.
pbine 5. Nobbins in 9broop. bic bon
ibrsm @atten sei6Otst putos. neil fs
init Rober. Broun 0srlin8 su intim &c.
Dsfen mar, NJ iest in ben Bsiis oes lsb.
teren sslanet, inbem berielbe ben Con
trait %aniaufts ; sr nal. @%rsfutcr Der Sln.
lerIaReni&uft unb bic 9nber Der Srau
nabmsn ssri&iIi&s S&rltts sessn isin
8erfabrsn, bod enti6ieo 8l4tsr 90.
paros ~ isinen 6unften.
- Rsun Winer battsn am Disnffde
in bsr pisres RobIsn 60. Wlne su ArH.
balo elm inappss Gntiommsn Dor BEN
lobe. Wdbreno ne nemlit baielbft
ibrsm 1assrpsrt na&sinsen, s~rsisusts
fi4 cine Ssnfune unb Der Sauptsineane
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
Botf6aft bes mapors.

Der Wapor ia9t, bab feline Boti4ofi
n~uturssmab iurs unb unpOahdnois ietr
ml1e, ba IS erlt nit BEN gblauf bee
5iseaIiabres am l. gpril 1897 m6slit
lei. eenaue Datas tu eeben, mas oann
dud eefdsbsn perce.
gr empfieblt als febr brinasnb Der.
fhisbsne 8erbsHerungen in Der Staot.
babe, tpie Nnft, elhen Der W6noe u. {. tp
2aut BEN 8erl1t bee S;abtssomsters
inb in osHsn NbibsiIuua pom L. San
1896 Bis gum |. San. 1897 fur 0ipelir'
uns. Stlbmauern, Sepers. 8Haftsrune
8rddsuanfabrtsn etc. 8srbefsrunaen i'm
3siammtbetrase bon sl28 .552. Sc &C.
ma1t usrosn. DOb etebt sS in oieieI
RID uu8 nod INNER piel su tbun uno be.
ionpsrs cine Nnaabl Stroben Der Sub
tsite bsbitfsn brinesnb Der 8srbsherune
80 pirb empfoblsn. an beftimmtsn Sira.
B%snireusunssn YfOien nit ben Ndmen
Der Straben anbrlnsen su Iafen, dbnll6
pis in Buffalo.
Ser Rapor srfIdrt. bab in aubetradi
Der 9batia6e. bab nur etpa breibie Bo'
lisiften far ben Ra6tbisrft aur Bsrflsuna
isbsn, bic bfsniIids Oronuns humber
bar gut aufrs&t srbutten ueroe !; be.
firportet aber cine entipredenbe Der.
msbruns Der Bolissimatt.
9as Ssuercspartement lei in autem
3uhanbe unb perbisns bic Ansrisnnuna
Der Burger. Die bssablts 5suapsbr
bsftebe aus IS Wann, bic freitpiqiss aus
isds Gsbalfs Gbsfs unb 400 Wann
Die Apparate finb l 6emiibe Sprtbe.
Slten uno 2eitsruaeen. s Dampf.
iprisen, 8 Sdlaubpdaen, 6 S&lau&.
lruds, 1850 5ub Sblaub. 38 Bfsroe
unb Guti6e fur ben @bef Bon BEN ge'
nannten Bacterial ia elm grocer 9beil
untaugIid. Ct empfieblt bic almdb
li1s nmmonbluns Des Seuerbsparte.
ments in Elm %bssablies.
Der Stabti6osmsifter eiebt isine Gin.
nabmen pom 6. glpril 1896 bis gum Q
Slnuar 1897 auf s6l5. 039,7 70 an. b.,
ausaaben in b%erieIosn 3sit auf s458..
8l7 So. unb usr,eidnet cine Bllanj on
Sano BON sl56 23l 81.
Das 5fsntliGs 9arfs sur GrboIUne
Der 8Grger cine R~oibmenbi9tsit fino. fet
cine s~ueefanbsns 2batia&e. uno Der Wa'
por pisbsrbolt feline fribere @mpfsblune.
Oob Der Stabtraib benfslben feline 8or'
forge ,utbsil tpsrosn lnhe.
gu @unitsn Der ..8sb6rbe fur Silent.
li1s DobItbdtietsitsn" bri6t Der Diapor
inc 2anse. Sc isisn bon bsrielbsn i'm
usrsanesnsn SABRE 2l04 nntsrtGsupes
s,iu6e smpfanssn. o bisien 872 IN.
tsriuat unb parbis, unb 244 unwIrbie
bsfunoen tporesn. Sur l35 perionen
uurbe arbsit bsi6afft unb 400 ainbsr
uutbsn psriOrst. CT empFsblt cine Bee
milieung fur bic Bsb6rbe.
Das pstHoFsns Sabr mar fret bon
Gpioemieen. Die @eiammtanjubl Der
looesfdae bstrus 1884. bic anlabl Der
9eburteu 1881, anitedenoe 9ranlbeiten
wuroen $50 beri1tet, auf tpel@e 100
loossfdGs fslsn. Der Mapor ~psrtpelt
auf bic GsfdbrliHtsit bss 2adatpanna
5luRes. Der innsrbalb Der S~tabterenssn
elm Offener Sspsr iei.
Das ffetise Wadsttam bon Scranton
babe aud i'm pereane suen Sabre init
iIdbsren elei@sn S&ritt esbalt,n. Der
8sri&t bee Sau. Snfpeitorsn ,sist. oob
t Grlaubnibi@eine fir 46 Ba6teinaes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
GefuuSheites @ehlrbe.

Die reeelmdsiss monatlihe 8eriamm
lung bleier Beb6roe fano am Donnsritap
Rahmittae in ibrem 3lmmer in BE-,
StaoibaQe ftatt unb Houtinsssihdfi,
purosn msiftsns slsoist.
Rad 8srtsfuna oss protofols madt,
Der Setretdr ieinsn DECEMBER 8eridt.
nel&sr na&welft. baB th 1875 3Ooes'
faQe I'm Wonat ersienst batten.
@bpaaren Snipettor z U Cullen be.
ridiete fur benfslben Wonot. oaB er 24C
BfunO Slide. rs pfunb @eflissl. so
pfuub S6meinsHsti6 uno ,ssi 2dlbsr
Bob veal) confisyrte.
Sanua, sbeamtsr Or. Mm. 9. @qer
psrlus islnen Bsrldt, in BEN er uniei
Anosrem bic efelbifte 4usfpeiuns in
StraBenbobnp aaen psroammte uub ale
ssiuuobeltsi&aDil& bs,ei8netei Der SCI
lrstdr ipuroe fpdter a~nsswisien. b..
Strabenbabn @vmpanis ju eriudsn
S4ilosr in ibren 8abnpasen auf,ubdn.
ssn. bi. oas Ausipeisn O%aisIbft usrbietsn
ioqen.
Scr Ssrani4laete 8etrag fir bas
laufenoe 6lstallabr puroe auf IS, $40 90
9eiest.
0erihisbene anoere untpihtlse De.
ibdfte purben ebenfaQe erleblgt.
Gum Ini6lub b,er,u iel bsrt6tet. bab
fi6 pdbrsnb oss perHoHenen Sabr,s
1884 1obssfdqs. 1851 @tburten. $50
.saus BON anitsdsnbsn aranfbeiten unp
l02 3obssfdQe Our@ anitedenbe aranis
belisn %ereisneten. Dw fatalfien Wonaie
naren Sull uno Musut uno bic unes.
fdbrlltnsn 5ebtuar unp Oitobsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
Sm Hnfaua

Gints nsutn Sabrss, tptnn bic @intu,sit, tt
man fd aufs pdus bsi&rdnftn mut, nur bali
porabsr II, iuOsn pitls esutt, eab TIRE 8siunp.
belt anfdnat nispsriubrtdtu. uup bab ben
Sltmsnisn fi6 nussufsBtn. aranfbtit bsrpor-
ruff. Tam fowpbl m { aud ~ alien anotrer
3tittu. fclhsn f& islba ssiunbt etuts ~fuIstnbe
lbaiidtsn trinneru: pab Der 6tbrau6 Bon
5ocps Sariapariaa Dor altn Ntpijinen btrppr.
rasi bab ts bic srbbtsn aursu in Der Utlt or.
rti&t; ben srDbttn Bsrfauf In br ID Il bat
unb pas erUett @sbGnpt in Ter Wtlt pnIanat
wtI6ss ausi&lite i'd etr 3ubsrtituus Der airint
sttrtbmtt III. Stptif bufts Mot tnbsuItis
oae ptnn man frauf IN. ppopS Sariaparila
bic rlttist Wtpiiin II. ptl&t man ntbmsn fel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14

bdubs (Bsrtb 1868. OlO) unb far 400
b6lJerns (@erib s758. 963) a~usaehe1i
babe, tpoflr an 0eb1brsn sl9I1.5 so elm.
ainseu. Der Dtdpor smpfisblt bic Gr.
nsnnuns elmer GOmmiR ION sur Rspifon
her 8augsIsbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
3u perfaufen.

Giut CUTE @%tltssnbstt iir tintn hfutf&fn
Dsbu. DIR lntuleidntts p~srfauff AItsrsbal-
Der bic GAME 9tnrittuns isinss @sbussledffts
unltr sanlissn bseinsunssH. Safeb @al CT,
SGT Wy0mins i've, 9 raHIsn. 90
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
Neme MnSei9en.
Nerlan0t:

Cine CUTE pausbGltTin fir ,pti TtrisnsH.
gu afrssm Rp. SAG Svnon Sfra6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
Mabcben ~perIanat.

Gin b. pee etutiass RSsttn In timer ifiHtn
6amllte. Wsnn 90 itiHs srbtii psrftbt bat 70
stns quite ptimaib. 8tau 6. Morris. TIT
JtfnfcH Mpt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
GrfdItuuaeu uus @rippe

finb 70 dbnlid, eaB Der erf Ibrene ar,i
Oftmals sstduidt tplrb. Or. 9umpbreps'
~" turirt @ttdltunsen iOwobl lpts
Grippe ; 25 Genie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14

IS Ser idbrIide 8sri&t bss scranton
Grmsnoiitritts eri&sint auf Der Snnen'
ieite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14

- Sruu 8 STEELE bon Quincy
Auenue. bic 9Iitm oes WufitaIlenbdnr
lers, III benz 9ooe nabe.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-05
Mckinley and 25.Cent wheat:

The free silverites last year made sun
dry bold statements about n contracted
currency; that there was not enough mon
cy in the country with which to do BUSH
ness, and that the only way out of it was
by the adoption of the free and unlimited
coinage scheme. This would fix things up
all right. but unless adopted, many terri
bic things would happen; wheat would
drop to % cents a bushcl, mortgages
would be forecloscd, men could find no
employment. and n general gloom would
settle over the country, such as had never
been seen before. 1t will be remembered.
however. that the free coinage proposition
was not adopted by the voters Of the coun-
try. and yet in spite of this fact the circu-
lation of the country within a year has
increased nearly 500, 1000 900, wheat has
gone up to the dollar mark, mortgages are
being rapidly paid off, men are employed
everywhere, and the only gloom obscrva-
BILE in the country m from the fac.
tory smoke.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-05
Compares the Two laws.

The American Economist contains an
instructive comparison between the first
two months of the Wilson tariff and the
Dingley tariff. The figures show that dur
ing the first month of its operation, Sep
TENDER, 1894, the Wilson bill yielded a
revenue of $22,621,220 and during the Sec
onl month $19.139,24O. The Dingley bill
produced $19,O23,615 during the first
month of its operation and $21, 933, O0S
during the second. The point of contrast
is that while the Wilson bill showed a
large falling off in the second month the
Dingley bill shows n large gain and ST.
793,S5S more than the total revenue re-
ceived during the second month of the
Wilson bill. From another point Of view,
covering expenditures as well as receipts,
the deficit during the first month of the
Dingley bill was nearly $7,OOO,OOO greater
than during the first month of the Wilson
bill, while in the second north Of the
Dingley bill the deficit was over $4,000
600 less than in the second month of the
Wilson bill. The Wilson bill deficit grew
as the hill got older and continued to In
crease, while the Dingley bill deficit was
$1,OOO,OOO less in the second month than
in the first, showing the superiority Of
the Dingley bill as a producer Of revenue,
while as a producer of prosperity there is
no room for comparison. The Wilson bill
destroyed prosperity, while the Dingley
bill is restoring It.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-05
An Eminent Mans Views.

People who are railing against the Unit
ed States courts and their methods would
do well to read what retiring Justice Field
said of that highest Of all United States
tribunals, the Supreme Court, after more
than thirty years opportunity to observe
the court. In his letter announcing his
retirement, he said, "As 1 look back over
the more than a third of a century that 1
have sat on this bench, I am more and
more impressed with the Unreasonable
Importance Of this court. Now and then
we hear 1T spoken Of as an a~ristocratic
feature Of a republican government, but
it is the most democratic Of all. 1t car
ries neither the purse nor the sword, but
it possesses the power Of declaring the
law, and in that is found the safeguard
which keeps the whole mighty fabric Of
the government from rushing to destruc-
ton. This negative power. the power Of
resistance, 10 the only safety Of q popu-
lar government"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-05
Our Farmers WIN Proat.

Estimates made by the Government sta
t%isticians Of the United States and Aus
tra-Hungary place the deficiency in the
worlds wheat supply for this year Mt 2O2,-
100000 bushels. The total crop of Inst
year fell 13O,OOO,OOO bushels short of the
average, so the net deficiency of the two
years aggregates 332yOOO,OOO, or more
than one-sixth of a normal years supply.
This ia sufficient to account for the adj
vance in prices, when taken in connection
with the fact that the consuming popula-
ton is constantly increasing. Reports
from the wheat exporting countries Of
the Southern Hemisphere promise a good
average yield from the next harvest, but
the outlook for next years American win
ter wheat il bad enough to more than bal
ance the good promise of Australia and
Argentina. On the whole, the outlook is
for no better supply next year than this,
including Misunderstanding Dispatch.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-05
CAN'T MAKE TIN, CAN'T WEI
Old Free Trade Argument Knocked
Into a Cooked Hat.

Everybody remembers how the free
traders scoffed at the idea of making tin
plate i'll this country, and how long they
denied that it was being made at all. Now
we are making tin plate enough to supply
our own markets and ship some abroad,
and we are making it better and cheaper
than the Welshmen did. London Hard
ware of Sept. 1G says, referring to the
Welsh makers: ut is not their fault if the
American works, brand now in all their
appointments, turn ont plates IL little
cheaper than the Welsh mills. Besides,
the Americans get their tin bars cheaper.
OF course the loss of the Ameri-
can trade is a great disaster, but it came
in the natural order of things, and must
be accepted patiently" There never was
a greater triumph for the protection prin-
ciple, or II Lll;ne.. DEMONSTRATION Of IT,
effectiveness, than the establishment of
the tin plate industry i'll this country, and
appreciation of that fact was one reason
why the free traders fought it so malig-
lignantly.-Louisville Commercial.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-05
Politically Bird Shot.

EOt1G1G0b ,k3IEO 9UOEs
Reports from the farming. regions show
that the cornHis shocked. So are the free
silver advocates who note It's advance IL
value, n. 8
Those daria Z cloths that hang over ever,
manufacturing town nowadays are not Of
q dangerous character, except to the ca
lamity howlers. /.
The Bank Of England is becoming
alarmed at the outflow Of gold from he
Golfers to this country, and various meas-
ures are being attempted to stop It. But
1t still continues to come.
The Democratic newspapers are bewail.
ing the fact that the, deficit Of the, second
month Of the Dingley law was over three
million dollars t$3, 100000 They prob
ably. did not notice that the. deficit Of the
second month Of the Wilson law was over
$13,0O0.O0O.
"Mr. Hanna Is the owner Of a mine In
Michigan. 1t Is the only one IN Michigan
where the miners own their own homes,
In this mine they are getting bettes pal
than at any-other mine III the. State
Statement by A. w. Wright, ex-Member
Board Knights 6f Labor.
The Philadelphia Record says that the
DAgiey law c6ines laundering down me
line In theiseAond month OF its operation
with . deacitsof three and q half million
,doHass. What . noise there must have
been in the second month OF the Wilson
law, when the deAcit was thirteen and :
half milllou!
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-05

facturc tin plate successfully in America?
Treasury officials now have no doubt
that the Dinglcy law will produce ample
revenues after it gets fairly at work. The
earnings of its second month exceeded
those of the second month of the Wilson
law, and are steadily growing.
Secretary Wilson says the beet sugar
manufactures in the United States will
be q%uadrupicd in number in the next
year.. Is this due to famine abroad?
OF course the Dinglcy law must not be
credited with it.
Prof. Wilson is so busy with his now
duties that he hasn't had time to explain
why farm products and prices of labor in
creased as soon as the Dinglcy law went
into operation.
The Democratic New York journal says
that gold is on it's way to New York and
the tide of domestic manufacturing inter-
csts rises higher each day. The railroads
are blocked up with the crush of business
NIL along the line"
, 1t will be noticed that the total loss on
The value of the farm animals of the Unit
ed States during the years 1893, 1894,
1880 and 1916 reached the enormous ag-
grcgatc Of S22,56O,422,9GS That is the
loss in the value of farm animals alone
during the past OIL years.
These arc vitality important facts to the
farmers of the nation, and they are only
another link i'll the chain of official proofs
prepared by free trade oficials-that the
farmers of the United States lost over
five billions of dollars by the decreased
consumption and decreased values of their
crops during the four years of free trade
government and free silver. agitation. The
readers should constantly remember that
the statistics given here are not Register
lies" but are taken from the official re-
ports of the free trade Secretary of the
Treasury and the free trade Secretary of
Agriculture of President Cleyeland's last
administration.-Des Moincs Register.