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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

Dereintote Staten.
Sie Tcicr hes Cftauionntases bier
In Subuaue.

Sic 2ursmbur9er Der Staot Dubuque
iperoen aud III oieiem Sabre luie ionlt
ben SttapiOnnta9 Der ySrOiterin Der
Sctrilbten" ieierlih uno ieitlid be9sben.
Die Gpmites Der bieli0en luremburser
Sereine limb nit ben Sorbereitun9sn
I'M @an9e uno alle NnSei1en oeuten
auf ein. ME INNER. ihOnes NatiOnal=
feit. Ser 2enB-WGnnerhor miro bsim
Sc6amte Iingen uno es iino 4usIi6ten
b%orbanoen. OaB peridieoene luremburs
ger Yrielter an Der 6eier She'll neb.
men meroen. Die Q~anosleute auber=
balb Der Staot Dubuque, psl6e, lpie
jsoes Sabr, iid an Der Seier betbeili9en,
iolten li9 an Die 8ereine wenoen,
iueun lie nit bieien CUR STRIDE mar
ibiren wollen. Sieie peroen stpeifels=
pbne Die auswdrti9en 2ursmburger
gerne bel Ii6 ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
e 6IuB. y

N~"S 80 OSSN
gang 1884.
(S6IuB.)
Die beioen gerrltber 4oenen uno
Waloeri1 batten natiirlib bas Iner,
bieten Sitbier's bereitmilig au9enom=
men,. gSir lalIen oabin 9eitellt iein,
in Wie melt ibre Nusiaoe 8lauben per=
bient, lie ieien nur ibeinbar auf Die
Ycridld9e tes 6ransOien einge9anasu,
I'm ibm 10 bel 8elo als mO9li6 ab3u=
tbpinoeln.. W09lih 1T ss immerb;n,
baB lie weni9er eutlblofen waren, oas
furhtbare Terbre6en 81 DOQfiibren, oils
berjeni9e, iuelber ben Ylan oa,u ent-
norfen bate, uno Der 8eoante 20, 900
Wenihen in einem gu unter ben Sriims
mern ibrer Sduisr 81 perni6ten, ielbit
bieie feilen Serrdtberiselen tieier erarif.
ten batte, als Die 9ldn3enoen SerIpreb-
un9en, nit benen man Tie 81 t6oern 9es
nuBt. Seoenfals mar bic 8eIabr, in
pelber 2ursmburg idnsbte. duBerit
b%rin9eno. ollie 8ortebrun9en waren
auf's bette 9etrofen, uno alle mo9li6en
yo -
SuIaue I'M opraus oefeWhel, I'M DEM
Sgh9sfapr 10 ipehla ais mogll0 all5ll=
Derlral!en. Sas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nh9eipllter' mslGes l'9 Hoer DER III
lorslo'er Sl1erpeit l1lnlnrlernoen
Staot SIlammenoaate, tonnte 1l1 oon
Sag gu Gag entlaoen unO Die Aspaltige
S~rleasour9. Ole Dem Gelnoe 10 OFT
StoB llno lle9relden gSlcerltano 9elsl1
MH. mit elllem S9la9e osrTl1tel'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
slus benz lbriseu GrOBber,ustbum.

0tern %, III. Nprll. Seute
MOraen tampirts in g1ternaderbriid
cine Si9eunerbanoe, oersu Witalieoer,
Wdnner ME Weibsr, @bternad fir
eini9e Stunoen unIider ma1ten. Ser
3nih oes braunsn Haubseiinoels be-
itano BARN, Cobb uno Silberhiife
aesen &leinaslo umsups9isln, nobel
lie ~beiOnoers barauf bielten, in ben
geiiB 9epiier Wiin3sn nit beitimmter
Sabresaabl gu 9elansen. geim auss
luten oieIer 8eloitiife balfen lie be-
reitmlli9lt uno b~etunoeten cine oerar-
tise 6lnaerfertigteit, oaB Elm 8eibdfts.
mann ALIEN. na6oem lie perouftst tua-
rem, feline &alle I'm 2 Mart erlei6tert
fano. ST ja9te nit Der Yoliiei bon
G4ternaherbriif Der ganoe nad, bolte
lie in Dem bena1bartsn Srrsl Elm uno
9elan9te oant oes ftrammen S~praebens
oes 8enoarmen Germ &. uno Der Wtits
billie Der nit 8abeln b%epaHneten Gin,
tpobner Srrels wIeoer in ben Belts iei-
nes 8eloes.
Sn GIerf 1T mad ldngerer 2rant.
belt Der Observation-Disclosures Serr
y. Yrommenihsntel lin Iltsr bon g.
Sabren seitOrbsu.
Ser neuernannte 9farrer
bon perl, Der bOdw. Sr. G0B, lit am
8. b. ". feisrlih In ieiu Qlmt eiuneiest
woroen.
u Ii melin9en, II. 9lpril. 3pei
gaupldBe i'm Wieienquartier, Die Dor
sluei Sabren fir ie 3400 6r. anoeIei=
Nert puroen, 9inaen leBtsn Sonners.
tag in anoeren Seiib iiber. Sir ben
einen wuroen 1000. fir Den anoeren
1900 Gr. bejablt. Gs ma6t oas eiuen
8etuinn BON iiber 100 Yro,ent.
Sn Heuoor limb bic @obubdus
Ter Der S~a9l0bner Sob. Gouraop uno
BET. Submit p%erbrannt. Shaoen: 6.
1000 uno SD. 1900 Sr. Iur @ons
raop lit perli6ert.
d, II. glpriI. Seute madte
Der in ben 6Oer Sahren ltebenoe Ser,
tualttr oes Srn. Glerf auf gilerepboi
leinem Sebeu our9 GrbGn9eu eiu gnoe.
Sesperin9en, 8. Npril. Seute
Wor9en sntitano I'M Sauie oss Wiilers
Watb. Miiller Elm Saminfeuer. wel6es
einen She'll oes &aubfan9ss iopie oes
oaislbit gum &Gubsrn a%uf9ebdn9ten
6leiides SeritOrte. Shaoe 600 Sr.,
ueriihert. - Seute Ra6mittaa ma6te
Die 81 @lBinQen bel ibren Ierpanoteu
pobnbafte ItanoesloIe u. q. ibrem
2sbsn our6 @rbdnNen ein gnoe. @ei-
RESTORING iol Die un9litfli6e, welbe
crit % Sabre alt 1T, 81 oisiem S6ritts
9etrieben baben.
&ooot a.. b. Spr. Dim s. 4pril
iiano beim WanOpriren zines Sitter
3u0ss Der @eidsntsllsr Sobann Sanien
aus SeBoOrf auf Dem Srittbrett zines
@aaens; al ben siisrnen WeBitdnoer
beran9etommen, puroe er 10 beiti9 al
oieien 9eoriidt, oaB sr ibipere Ser.
plnoungen I'M Giiten msrlitt.
We6er. Tsiultat Der 8emeiuoe=
ratbslpabl bonn s. Ipril. Ginsiaer
6anoioat: Sr. @ensisr &apier aus
SOeDelI. Ginaeihrisbeue @Gbler: lOl.
@b9e9ebene Stimmen: %. @illtioe
Stlmmen erbislt Or. 8enslsr: %,
alio ale.
8repen der, IA. Qpril.
Sler peri6ieo. nad lGn0erer Grantbeit,
IanIt uno er9eben Sr. &arl Sobn,
6Ommis Der Bolt. uno Ssls9rapbsn-
perwoltunA.
= d a. b. ~. 10. Ipril. Sn Der
9eltern @beno i'm SptaI oes Sru. @ar-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Chill tano Der 8emeinoe
ID.

@eburten. - Bonn 70. 6ebrltar. Sos
barll, Sobu Don Setter Steidet aus 9eQig.
10. Maria Srsua, &odter pom Sob. Ser.
Dirt ans Selig. 49,. 6atbarina, Z. D. Bar
tbol. Rammiteiuer aus Serburg. 20. Ges
ter, 9. D. @eorg 6lein aus Serburg. >.
Dtdr;. SEQ Gbriitopb, 9. D. Sobam zoos
aus Wanteruah. 49,: Seinrib, g. D.
Watbias @olf, Sanbformer aus gerbur9.
Setra eb { II. %. Nebrlar. Seillri6
Sh0belr, Gdsrer aus Srttel urb gIugelG
2enerB obue Stauo aus Serbur9. 2S. Sos
bauu Gaiel, Iferer aus Sidpeiler uno 6a-
tbariua 3immer, ubne Stano aus SerburS.
SterbetGlle = /. Ssbruar. Sobaut
Sous6er, IS Sabre alt, S9neioerlebrliug
aus Serburg. Is. Sebrlar. Sbeobor We=
perS uro Waria Glaien aus gerburg. 20.
Wdrs. NitolaS Berg, 7 Sabre alt, Sobn Don
Sobann Berg ulto alrna 4etit aus Muns
i6eter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

idaft itott Gum QrdiiOenten mlrroe
6r. S. y. &euter, gum YicesYrdIi-
benton Sr. =. Won9ensS6immes, 3um
Re6ner 0r. Gouars Meoin9er, gu 3tds
them Die 50. Mi6. Sanisn unO Mi6.
Hellter ernanllt.
Sartringen, z. 9tprtI. Nls
beute WOroeu Der in ben oreiBiQer Snb-
rem itebenoe Zimmerman Sobunn
&raus BON bier eben 0amlt bei6Gfti0t
mar, beim Semolireu Die yalten oes
Sadpertes berunter au perien, olitt
oerlelbe aus un0 fiel aus elmer SDbe
prn II Wtetern 81 gOoen, no er be-
lt%nrunQslos lieQen blieb. Ser In,
9liifli6e mar nit Dem 8elibt nuf einen
breiten Stein aufQeIbld9cn, 10 oaB
oaslelbe total oeruuitultet lit; auBer-
benz limb ibm beiOe glrnle oebro6en.
Geuoelinsen, 9. @pril. Sc
tern fanoen bier 8smeinoepablen ltatt
fir Die Wieoerbeiebun9 oes Sites oes
iriiberen g%iir9ermeiIters Serrn @eIter.
ipelAer feline SemiiiiOn eingereiat
bate. Der einsiae Sanoioat, Serr
Sanomirtb Nitolaus Srplius. erbielt
AZ Stlmmen, wOUOn 3 un9iiltige
3ettel.
q oitin9en, II. april. Na6
l0n9eren Sebatten uno 9lseinunoer=
IeBun9en bat oas Projett Der Ser9roa
Berun9 unIerer Stride reip. Neubaues
oes &ir6thurmes enoli6 Die 8eueb.
mi9un9 Der &e9ierun9 gefunoen. Der
SoltenanI6la9 betrd9t p, 900 Gr.
Gipil Staot8emi9.
@eburteu. - Som IA. WGr;: Sobanu
Nicolos, SObu uou Sobaum &lopp, gle6s
l6mteo. 10. Morta, (. pou Sobar1lt Eeter
Sre9er, Subdfi primer. IA. Seonllette :.
D. Sraui 8~eiieler, @~aitpirtb. H.: Gpd
Wor9aretbd, &. D. Ott9el Ser6em, Steiltz
BREEDER. IL: Wtdria Sobouua Gbriitilta,
Z. D. Watbias Srieoert6 S6retuer. 90:
So'epb Gabriel, @. y. Gorl Sre9er, Sabafs
tabrItallt. "a. Sobarm Soiepb, =. D. So,
bant Sapttlt S1el9el, S6tler.
SterbefGlle E. - Bonn /. WGr;. @ics
toire be Wuriu9b, Reutueriu, 76 Sabre alt,
8ittpe pom Wi6el 6ont. WGria glmna
Neis, 2 Mouote alt, Z. D.. Waria @eis.
~. Guna Stcpbunp, 9s6i6eriu IS 8. alt,
@ittue pOu Wti9el &ooeu. 49,: Sobanu
RicolaS Slopp 2 Gage alt, g. D. Sobauu
8lopp, gle6i6ntieo. 49,: Gmtl 6bolte 3
%. alt, 9. D. gticolas Gbalte, S9ustoer ;I
paris. 25.: Gltiabetb gotb so 8. alt, Gbes
iran uon albreaS &elirtu9er, g8injer.
9etratbperti ubi9uugeu.-8 om
1. WGrj. !3wiideu Serru Georges &arl
Sobauu Builemet, Rauimaru III Dta9enta
Oi;tp Gperuap, eiuerleits, uuo SrGlIlein Gles
mence auua Maria @eraro, III Remib, ats
o"erieits. q: 6arl Otiiler, Wfey9er III 9Irz
embIr9, etreri eits uno Wtaria @oer9er obue
Stano ;u Hemi6 auoerieits.: g.: Gu9er
Oolep Ntrneubeamter gu 0tomba6, eiuerisitS
ln1o 0taria Garollud @reipeloin9er obue
Stanb, ;t Remi9, aioerieits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Gin Miin6eucr 2ino.

.Su. 6ransl! warum ian osnn
SStofIi d. 10 oumm?"
rRa! oas ma6t bait s'Uiele @aNa
iaufa!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11
Die Ymlperp p0rumg.

Gpiiooe aus Der lurembur9er 9aubes : Sc
I6t6te, pon Or. grtbur !Serdeu.
sridisnsa in pSas euremburser eauO" III. Sabr,
Jana 1854.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

babe elm
: Der Sci.
bt lusen.
neril, GIT.
n9reB an,
rdiiosnten
eordn9ten
; uno, 0
uns ME.
ben falt.
huB DON
uB). 8ib
pabrung.
n ibrein
fepra1ens
oieies Sc.
erIl poue
ubug.
5olts3tg.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

Sedau,
jeneral-
:nUiiens
erll era
trDrbelI
Yatrcs,
peltern.
ion in
Deuti6-
at uno
len als
N ipQ.
:. SbO
Der bic
bat,
bet iei-
iBt bic
Saupt-
Sapern
irauells
Mirita
!. Sbr
tit9lieb
Scroll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

n los.
mir uns
us nidt
iler tpie.
Yatrio.
,iberalis.
RatbOlit,
lnWihen.
ipabren
leSei6net
nun bic
Sii6Ofe.
unter 10
toen Der
ltt aud
unfebl=
URIC.
J. Bolts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22
Soma Odd EAcis.

The first muffs were made for the use
of doctors to keep their fingers soft and
warm that they might carefully feel the
pulse Of their patients.
The cravat was originally large shawl
worn around the neck, not for show. but
for comfort by nation of Eastern Europe
called Cravates or Croats.
Boo, the exclamation used to frighten
children, is a corruption of Bon, the name
of famous Gothic general. 1t has been
used as terror word for many centuries.
Watches originated at Nuremburg as
early as 1477. They were at first called
Nuremburg eggs, which they resembled
both in shape and size. They were often
fitted into the tips of walking sticks.
The Smithsonian Institution is about is
suing a report of 40 pages, royal octave
setting forth the work of the first half
century of its existence. All the leading
scientific men of the country have been
invited TO prepare articles for it, setting
forth the progress that has been made ia
their special fields during this period
The first use OF Niagaras power was
made in IFS, a primitive sawmill being
operated. Nothing more was done until
1872, when Augustus Porter conceived the
plan of hydraulic canals. and in 1851 one
of them was completed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22
Baper and PUN.

The British Society OF Arts is to inves-
tigate the causes Of the deterioration of
paper.
The British Sanitary congress is urging
more stringent laws against the pollution
of rivers, especially by paper mills.
Nearly forty per cent OF the British pa
per product IS sold in Australia, fact
v hich should arouse American makers 70
fresh exer,lons.
Greece and Bulgaria are increasing
their paper imports. mostly from Germany
and Austria. The Bulgarian government;
a6veriises annually for BIDS for The off.c.a.
supply Of paper. Paper and pulp board
mills are. however. 10 be erected, and the
paper may before long be made az home
German experiments prove that the
slower the growth OF tree the greater
the strength Of is pulp. Norwegian IS said
% be better than Swedish, and. strange
% say. Z is claimed that German IS better
than either. Canadian timber. also. il IS
asserted. g-oHs TOO rapidly 10 make the
h-S- min
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22
NO MORE FUSION.

Fusion between the Democrats and
Popullsjs may be effected in Kansas,
but il is a dead failure in New York.
Tammany rejects the Chicago platform
not because it was a platform adopted
by a Democratic convention. but be-
cause of the fallacieS inserted TO catch
the Pops who were 10 assemble a month
later II st Louis. 1t is a matter of pol
icy, and not of principle that Tammany
is doing this. This order is not notOri-
Gus for advocating principles. II would
connive with populiSts or Rev. Park
hurst himself. 10 get votes. They know
The value Of numbers. and neither creed
nor principle stands in the way of vote
getting. Tammany controls and is the
Democratic party in New York City. and
this body repudiates the party platform
of one year ago because il embodied a
compromise with silverites. or, more
properly. because free silver IS an IN
popular issue IN New York. The votes
are on the other side Of this question
and Tammany knows Ii. so the Democ-
racy of last year is kicked out by the
Democratic leaders Of this year.
This settles fusion in the Empire City.
Il shows thar an organization which can
suit its policy 10 q shifting wind from
any quarter, regards the Pop element as
q very small fraction of the voting
strength in coming elections. and the es-
innate is. probably, correct Il Is not
denied that they represent quite a vot-
ing strength in a few states. but as a
national organization, it is as dead SIS
The Know Nothings Of &c. or the Green
hackers OF 10.
1t is only a repetition Of history. Their
creed has been weighed in the balance
and found wanting. Under certain con-
ditions, The people may be caught. Tor
a time, With the allurements Of poliji-
cal day-dream. but in a government of
TIE people for the people. al iSms and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22
Along the Kansas Nile.

On the Kansas prairie q night II is pos
sible to hear the clatter of a farm wagon
four miles.
The citizens of Pratt have in the Farm
ers and Merchants bank Of that city over
$4,000 in cash deposits.
The man at FL Dorado who spends the
most time advising people about finance,
hasn't enough to flag bread-wagon.
The Democratic papers in Kansas used
10 howl horne rule Since Leedy came out
against Il they don't open Their chops
about 1t.
"a collapse is certain to come" says
Jerry Simpson, and then IL VIII be our
time 10 laugh" simpsons idea OF fun IS
a funeral.
The charge is out that Frank Hettinger
who is a candidate for district judge
against NJ. P. Simpson, Is a gold Democrat.
His friends deny it.
A Kansas City paper which is taken
principally by Popuhsts advises people to
take little champagne at dinner. as Il
is good for the general health.
TIE railroads say that the practice Of
stacking hay near tracks in Kansas Ia.
entirely ceased. The railroads used 70
claim that many farmers sold their hay
through the courts
The Newton Republican, speaking Off
ciany for Newton. says that that town IS
not going to fight Topeka But then the
editor OF the Republican has but recently
forsaken Topeka himself.
Ina western Kansas town fellow nam
ed Williams stepped IN and took girl
away from TWO rivals. whose names were
-rlTr- Ia ~a@
iocksmiths, but John Smiths
There Is every reason 70 believe that
II the PopCl.srs elect their ticket IN Sum
rer county this year the register Of deeds
and the coroner VIII a. once meet AMI pass
free silver biz. AT least that IS about
what the PopuIists are promising
Last year many people in Kansas belisv-
ed that II Mckinley was eiscted that =
man wish a COW would have % trade &
for a PIG. trade The pig for goat ard
the goat FOR a lamb. z he wanted lamb.
because money would De - scarce
Topeka CAPITA: John ". Breideathal
saws that Kansas farmers vii pay Of
twenty million dollars in mortgages tsss
year. II John VII persist 81 giving pub
i.c.ty 20 such encouraging n-Ss as tbs
/; vii only be question q line when
Re VII Be read cut 90 IRE PosGAst party
Kaasa. City star SAY. Uncle Dave.
I've get q statement here ! Tzrt yoE 70
sign 20 the eject that never un1er Re
publican administration was money %
rIe-tstui a. now" TIE treasurer took ire
pape- and s5xez.-ntz6ed.y wrote across
the back ''Not PAID :or want of fUzGs--'
Extract from delayed Iese- from Fred-
Funston: with ~ -isht Aan4 free
kus,-ksa down Dor Ro1er5go. gra5oeI ny
sword away from C.Sco NalesqTez- $40
bsS Ferranso unser tAs fcs7 RIO AID "a
q saiSk szckxz-5 plunge freed myself L
was bsr a mo=aezt 20 az tzF tAres 0-Hsr
rez Iox xs1s slash AZ the sea4 e s<cs
CT ;As--- Sc ! ef-a-s1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

DOOR know not what we shall do II you
send US away. I am really good worker.
1 have never made such terrible mistakes
before, and I Ike the place, l think l
could do good"
You like the place"' Lady Skincross
laughed. II dare say. and the stipend OF
f100i You had no excuse to oner me I'LL
1 threatened 10 reject you. and now, you
give as a reason, the indispos!tfon OF your
wife, All. 1 know what young peoples
ailments are. she viii have recovered by
the time you get back" Dennis bit his
lips. Everything is against you, your re-
fusal TO let me know your views, your
d;sgraceful conduct in the service. Nerves
indeed, I thought il suspicious then. I
think it more so now, like this after break
fast, after dinner She paused.
1t was base insinuation. he did no.
comprehend il for a moment. When he
did, the flush that rose TO his cheeks SEEM
ed to brand them ike a heated iron, but
he simply said: God forgive You for
your judgment, madam.
There was an awkward silence, perhaps
Lady Skincross was sorry, perhaps she
was not. Dennis looked again al the little
farmhouse, IL was quite near now, i;
gave him courage 10 fight his battle. For
Metals sake he must not quarrel with this
great lady, for how could they afford
it?
The sting Of those cruel words must be
forgotten.
n moment after, he made his next ap-
peal, and there was no trace of indigna-
ton in it.
TRY me, Lady Skincross, try me OF your
charity. You will find out your mistake
I think I can prove that I am worthy OF
your trust VIII you alter your decision?'
She shook her head.
Then you definitely reject me?"
She bowed an affirmative.
They were at the wicket gate now, he
undid the carriage door and sprang out
Then, good-morn.ng, Lady Skincross
and goodbye"
She did not offer him her hand. she felt
he would not take it il she did, she nodded
colby, Woodworking, Mr.. Gorston.
Will send your fee, and expenses, and
something in the mans drawn, weary face
suddenly touched her. "and, II your wife
is really i'll, send some one to the Hall
The house-keeper shall send her some
cruel, or some SOUP.
DID Gorston ever thank her. He nsve,
knew.
Ina moment he was in the porch. Thank
God, the blinds were up
He ran up the noisy wooden staircase
the house was very still, he opened tbs
door of his wife's small bedroom and fell
against the nurse.
She did not speak, she laid in his long
arms a tiny flannel bundle.
His wife's name formed on his lips, she
pointed to the bed, and took the bundle
back again.
A moment later, a sharp cry echoed
through the silence of the room. The
big strong man was on his knees:
''Meta-my dariing-and I left your
But no one heard, for the room was
empty, except for that motionless figure
beside him. with the pale. sweet, g:rlish
face.
That night old Ab.jah Andrews chalke1
up on his pigstye, alongside his other
memoranda, oct. Goth. Parson Gorston
did duty
But no one saw Il, for it is not the way
of the world to note such paltry incidents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

creeds must stand the test The frs:
fall-down in the working test is the sig
nal for defeat of both the creed and its
adherents. The unlimited issue of ire
deemeable money, the substitution Of
government warehouses for our great
commercial establishments, and the So
cialistic scheme for dividing up private
possessions, would only inaugurate a
FOOLS paradise which nobody believes
could last If anybody believes it,
everybody except the agitators will be
down on il, and everybody is the con-
tingent which Tammany fears in New
York The very fact of this renuncia-
ton of last years platform by the DEM
ocratic leaders is notice 10 the Pops that
these leaders are done with them, and
that fusion henceforth, will not be con-
sidered. 1t is the Keynote from head
quarters. 1t is a warning that these
heresies will no longer be tolerated in
national councils of the party.
Probably no one realizes this more
than the Populist leaders themselves.
To admit it would be to surrender the
last chance for working their way into
some obscure office. They hope by hold
ing some balance of power, or through
trading a remnant Of party strength for
a half loaf, that they may yet pick up
few of the offices before their party
sinks out Of sight. This is all that re-
mains of fusion. In national elections,
the Pops have nothing to fuse-nothing
TO deliver They will get the marble
hearl, and their overtures will be TO
deaf ears in the next national conven-
ton. They must abide this ultimatum,
because even the Democrats are done
with them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22
AND wHAs ABOUT THIS.
From Atchison GIobe.l

Dollar wheat is a twin with Republican
success In 1883, under Arthur. the aver
age price OF wheat WAS uInety-one cents a
bushei. During Cievelsnd's first term the
average wa sixty-eisht cents When Hsr-
rison WAS president wheat vsrIed from
eighty-fonr cents to nlnety-Shrcs cents.
CIeveIand'- second election sent IL dowa At
once to six'y-three cents. end IL conttua ed
to tumble until II reached forty-ntne ceat.
the lowest price in a century In the fisst
months of SIctSaGiey's admlntstratIsn dol
lar heat La. returned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

Neal Dow left sS5o,OOO. Prohibition has
always been a failure. The professlona
Prohibitionist has never been.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

Emperor Williams speeches will be pub
ushed in a volume of four hundred pages.
The sale is expected to rival that of Bry-
ans THE First Battle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

Tomany people George Pullman was a
benefactor. The colored gentleman who
hits the travellers pocket-book for twenty
five cents for a shoe shine will understand
this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

The jury con9isting of President Nc
Kinley, who is to decide on the fate OF
Billy Sterne for marshal, is still out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-22

It is about time for the campaign orator
TO arise on the points of his patent leather
Shoes and with a wiggly fore-finger, pro-
nounce the final warning"