davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

8ieren 5ugeIeBt uls Mittel. bos 2er hunt
Ter gu fGrben unb 0Gmit ais geAaltDOGer err
19einen gu laIen. Bts gu Dem i'm portgen
Sa6r er1a1enen beion5ete1 3ei6sgeIeb prrz
be audi Sac6arin BEL Der 0erIteQun9 hpn
pbergG6rigen 8raun6tsren bertpa1tbt, i'm
bie1e gu ber1iBen, Die 9I5runJ nieoer5uGalz
ten unb bas 8ier ba5lrb be Idnofd6iger gu
MAIDEN. Sn elmer &inga6s, nel3e 8rauez
reien Der Stabt 9aqs Enb llmgegeno jebt on
ben &et9stag 9eri9tet 9abe1, piro Dem Ibg.
paai6e gum @orpurf gemu6t, Dab er FONT
feline Sttmme riAt laut genug erf611en ldf=
len f0nre fir ben &on1um 5ss 3uders, bier
aber mole er 9eraOe Die 8ertpenbung DEG
3uders, aumal bes r%affin;rtsn ~Aiiben3uders,
ausI9lieBen. Selt Dem 8ar6ot her 8erpenz
bung bon Sdc9urin mii1e bas Stint Biz
Se6sfa9e BON benz, mas friiber gebrauht
tpurbe, CUR 8eriiiBung jebt an 3uder ber=
tpenbet tperber. NeuerIiA iino bic Igrarier
lebbaft eingetreten 5egsn Das @erbot ron
Surrogaten tpegen S9GbiGung bes Gtarfe=
psrbrau9s. Inter Si9tltnJ bes Nbgeorbnez
ten @rafen bon S4pertns23tpib Ger dud
bic Notwithstanding Oes Intraoes i'm
9tei3stage an ritter Stale b~efiirtportet, baz
fen $500 Gtdrtefabr;fen an ben Reibsz
tag rnter Siibrung bon 10 5rafen cine SIN
Gobe geri9tet, bas Surroqatoerbpt ab3uie6z
nen, Ober minbeitens 6tdrfsTbrup, 6tarfe=
5uder unb o3udercpuieur bon benz 8erbDt
au85une6men.
SIM Rei4stog ba6eu gu Dem Qntra5 Die
4b9. @amp unb Or. 9ermes einen Inter
cnirag geteat, oas Su-rDqGtberbot nur t:::r
sie untergdbrigen. nicbt fir Die oberqd6rigen
8tere aus3uipre4en. 1ieIe unter1 6eibuna
f'nbet inbeB bielfuA gBibe+Tpru9, inbem
man ausfii6rt, baB oieielben 8rauereien eft
beiOe @rten bon @teren 6e ,IteIen unb man
inter ben 8rauereiea nid)t berart 3pei &laiz
fen in Der ~9eiebgebung einfiiEren t01ne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Warftberiht.
Saarperfdufe.
9ish5an.m. mi.Orisft.m mnO saIusprsif. tuareu:

IR ebt - Wtnter.Wetsen YateHts I'M SaB, $500
8. 40; Stratebts. 60. 20-3.4 40 in Sddeu; Speetal.Bsanss
barter Jrlb1abrssgBeiaen Bateuts. Skl0-42J 9atsr5'
$~2.S5-2.50; &ooaeumebL 50. 60-2.80.
@tntermet5 en-yto. 2. ouf benz Seteiie, H-75c.
rotber No. 8, obue Sa9ertoften, 72-72Ae; rotber To.
4, obne &agerfoiten, Csc.
SRI b ia br spet5en - Nortbern $50. /, obne Sas
~eertoiten, 73c; gto. g. obne 9agerfoiten, 68h-70c; ros
tber gu. a. obre 8a9erfoiten, Csc.
Wtats - SEQ. 3. onf benz 6eletie, 33e; obne Sa9erfo.
item. 322-33c; 9eIber 9to. 8, ouf benz SeIetie, S4hc;
pbue &a9erfoite1L 33Ac; $40. 4, ouf benz 6eleiie, S2Mc;
obue Sa9erfoiteu, 32-39Ac.
Safer - gto. 2. ouf benz SeIeiie. 274c; obne 2aeera
foiteu, 27Ac; so. 8. obne soeer:oTteu, 27c; peiBsr go.
yto. 3. ouf benz SeleiIe 29A-3Oc; obne &aeerfofteu, %
-29Hc! peiBer 9to. 4, auf benz SeIeiie. 294c; obHe &a.
~9erfoiten. 29c.
Ro99en- glo. 2, obne 2o9erfoften. 6e.
Serte - Obne So9ertoiteT, S9-41c.
@dmereiem-S Iaba. No. 1 ytortbrueftern, oIi BEN
@eIeii. numiuea $I.17.
RRte-&eiue 8erfdufe berihtet.
SeH - 3ufubreu 81 @ars; teiu WerIauot. Wartt
felt; gtabfrage gut. @erfdufe auf benz SeIsiie: Elmo.
TIP, QepDbnIItes Bis beftss, $9. so be TonHe;
prairie. gepbbuli9es Bis betes Don sa00-1o.5o per
SoMne.
strOb- felt uub tbdti9. RO9geH, s~6.5o-7.oo;
ageiaen uuO 9afer, 4.5U-6Oa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Quoemeiner Waarenmarft.

gu tie f-Teiteg Creamery l5-15M; l.. Qu1tittt. ID;
g1p. g 13-l3M:a bette nabgeTa pie. I3-l3hT bette
9airp l4c; l. auaIltdt, 11-l2c = Aua(ttdt. 1l--l2:.
SD e-Tpius, 12He; Simbur1er. neusr. 9H--l0c;
S6weiSer. l2&-13c.
8obueu-SeI $l.2O; bette ,Teoiums". $l.15.
@efGige[- Curriers', ll-1sHe oaS Bib 6abasr.
9H-1Oc bas Bfunb; Guten, l0-lle oas 9innb; @dnis.
$50 bos Pfuno.
@ter 9ani frtfb. gerfuTts abgers9n.t. 11H
-12 bas Suseua.
RoGbfGetf9-60 big Is 9fuuo @etpi1t, 6H-7Ac;
rs bis 100 Bfunb. 7l-Se; 100 brs ITO 9fuuh Sh-9t:
eelu6buli9es bis idmeres. SIZE.
Sr;fae 6if6e- 8Iat Bah, ornss, 0as DfuHA.
12-12Ac; 9tfe, 6-6Ac; 8tiereI. 6-64:.
9retsetbeereu-YeI nno Su9fe. pes Jas. ss.25
$50; Serieps. $5.O0-60l
Gr0beereu Souiiiaun. 81 800 fir "a Yint.
GtIte; fSloriba. 30-35c oos Quart.
MepfeI - Sic belfeu. s2.5o-3.95 bas Jas.
Orangen-St Mt9aels. ~ 50-S o..
@~itroueu-9efte Nualitdt, $50 $50 Die &ite.
8ananen-9efte. 90t--Sl. so oos 9fn0eL.
6etQen-Sepof6eue, 10 -2Oe cas- 8Iuno.
8artoffeGu-9ehrou 48-5)i oaS Saib:l: geerIes
$3.50 bas 8uiteI; 5toie 81; Ynrbaufs. 52-55e bas
9uiGel. 9teus. 9ermubas So 90 bas i5aB.
SaBe &artof lie n-aus SGiuots. $2.oo-275
bas SAP.
eparselu aas SaiEois $l.Oo-l. 25 per 0ubsa6
giin6et.
Mrti1 d pfeu -$l-1.50 bas 9kS.
@etBfraut- $S-375 baS JaB. 30
elBtraut- ueue5. aus Californian $t.75 has
8iit9en; aus Slorioa $3.50.
@eIerp-aus Californian 75c-$1. 90 bas gftnbeI; Elm
beimt16er 20-35c.
@urteu - uusgsfudte sl.OO-l.75 bas 0Bb; go. 9
4Q-70c.
9~Iumeutob t - $685. IS Die Site.
@terpf IouSe- aus FLORIDA $3.50 baS Riit1en.
Crime Grbfeu aus Californian $1-.L50 far
4 G6rbeben.
crime 3wtebeGn- @u8Sainots 81. 25-f.5o iir
= 8uIbeI.
&ou6 10-l5e fir elm 9bb. BiubeL
8opfiaGot- 9ieiiser. 5oc-e0e bic Riits.
NJ m III - 20-40c b. 9Bo.
NIheH- neue SOC has 9Bb.
Gunfe Fri be II = neue "a bic ST. bic 2ute.
eIbriben = ueue 25-40c oas 9bo.
Spte6eIn - ate, roth o6er gef6 55-69r; ipanif9e
s1.50 b. gufbeL
Rte9Iaut- $3.50 6as Bfnno.
8eteriilie- 5000 bas Oso.
&abtesbeu - aus SoHttoua Is 300 bas 9nssas.
/ 8iu0el.
Earthquakes $500 bas 8uiSL.
@iiben-- oIte 81. 25 bos Sag.
ptuat- $500 oas G0r6den.
Somateu aus 5loriba 81. 5o-3.oo Die Rite.
Mafferfrefie. 10-15e bas 0bo.
&ufermGareH - Observation-Disclosures 76he; tleias
@dmeIatiIten 900,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
8remerbdben. ben -, Olnr

8rener4aben, ben II. @ptiG.
8or benz Seeamt erI9eint 6eute Der &apiz
tGn 9amer aus Stralfunb, um in elmer I'M
terfu9ung uls 3euge iber einen unFca Der
nommen gu tperben, Der am 8. Sanuar B.. 8.
duf A 9rao nOrbli6er Qdnge unb 26 tpeitz
lt4er 8rette bas 8remer Segelf9iff rS6eps
Dor" betraf. 9iefes lit cine biermdTtig Ell
ferne 8art unb mar bon ct. 6rdncisco na6
2bnoon beftmmt. S6on am 7. Sdnuar
pe6te Elm ortanartiger Stur.n. Ser .S6eoz
Dor" fii6rt MIR nod bic untermarsfegel unb
bic gereffte Sod. CUR 8eru6igung Der See
bate man SeI6eutel anqe6ra9t. 4m Morz
gen bes 8. Sanuar BON 4 Bis 8 t6r Itanb Der
&apttGn auf @a9e. Ser &pilben See !pe9en
bate er fi9 nit einem 1480Gigen Sau 6inteu
auf benz S9tffe fetgebunben, bod mar '5m
cine GENTLE 8eipegung m0gli6. 4u9 Die
Matrofen am 3uber batten fi9 Saue umge=
bun0en. @egen 5 u6r fte6t Der &apitdn cine
9tur3Iee BON 6inten berein6re9en. Gr ruff
ben 2euten an 9ed gu, fib feit3u6alten. 0a
fubIt er, 6oB er~ fortgeIpiilt pirO. Die 1rois,
nit Der er fi9 feitgebunOen bate, lit ger;i=
fen. ST finbet iih unter benz 2ife6oot piez
Der, bas auf BEN @nOe Oes Soues liegt, bas
er Inn bic 8ruft gelegt 6at. Seine Seefiefs!
unb fetn Sel5eug iinb ibm bon Der Gee fprtz
gerifen. gr i9neibet nit einem Mefer oas
Sau a6 unb 6efreit ii4 aus ieiner beOrGngz
ten Gage. NaA0em er ih4 bon benz 59aben
unterri9tet bat, ben bic See angeri6tet, eilt
er bur9 bic &aiite, in Der &qes bon 8Orb
gu 8orb trei6t, our &uoerpinne, OieIel6e
bur9 Soften feit5ulegen. Sbnmd9tig brt9t
er aufammen unb pirb bort fpdter aufgefun=
ben unb in Die Raiite ge6ra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Ser 8erliner n&1ab0erabatf6
ber6errli9t iebt, in Dolem @rnft, ben ND :
tritt. Nn Nbbiloungen zines 8erIiner
8lattes aus benz bGusli9en 2eben bes ST.
nan3nintfters 90 / q II I bermtBt er f6mer8z
lt3 neine Observation-Disclosures bes Nbtritts"
Damn berberrli4t er bieien Ort 10:
Limb bo9 fpielt gerube bieIe Rdumii6z
felt i'm 2eben geiftig tbGtiger MenI9en cine
%beionbers pi9tige RoQe; bier fat nt9t mir
Der 9t9ter, tpte bas ia bon @0t6e Be-
tannt tit, fonbern audi Der 9enfer 1lnb BET
Polititer oft feline beften @infdIe. go I'M
terliegt eS tpobl feinem 3neifel, odB Der erte
@ebante an Die 10 tpi9tige preuBif9e Gr=
gdn5ungsteuer in Der StiQe unb Mbgef9tez
benbeit biefes Srtes entitanben 1T. Marum
pirD uns alfo ni9t Mtquel in ienem
9iitorif9en @1genblid ge3eigt9"
Seine 8orliebe fir ben Mbtritt fat iibri@
gems Der 8erliner &GabberabatI9 f9on bpr
einem Sabre ge3eigt, 6urb ben l1nratb, ben
er bamals auf Uncle Sam bGufte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

l1e6er 6 apitGn @og5fan lefen ipir:
er famine aus &emtudp unb bas iags
genug. Qber nie 10 benin? &entudD bat
geraoe Sainois Die beten Mednnet g%egeben;
man bente nur an 2inco1n, Sglesbp, Putz
mer unb unIeren ermorbeten 8iirgermeiiter
@ogblan'S 9etmatb 1T aber Dus gez
miitbli4e 6eutf6e 8e1GeoilGe in Suiz
nOis. Nur UNI 10 berperfli6cr srfteint bas
oumme 8ramarbaIiren bes Mannes esgen
beutf4e S9iffe unb ben beutI9en Safer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Ghtcaao, Gn0e Npril '99.
U "a . " VNUI NPt* OO'
Sreunb @e6rina!

Dap 1Gmmtlt3e engI?T6 gcorudte 3ettun7
gen BON &anfds @ttn pie 8it6eri3e ii6er
Die 6eutf6e 8ene9una berfa1ren, 5et8t weB
Settles &inber bere1 Geoatteurs itno, es be-
toett a6er au9, tpie n0t5ig cine berarti9e 8e=
pegung mar. = 8eourfte es bo9 elmer franz
a0Iii9en &riegserfldrung uno zines b~lutiger
&rieges, UNI aus Dem Serr;ifenen, 5erfahre=
rtn 9eut16lanb cine QIeltmu9t er1ten Ganz
Qes gu I4affen. 50 lan8e Die 9eui16en
Eier3ulanbe itb in bsrctn5elten 9ereinen bon
Der oftiben S6e;lna6ue am 6ffentli9en Sc
ben in 1pteBbiirgerli@sr @eiie 3uriid3pger
ober fi9 bO9ftens 0ann gum eintgen 3ufam>
menpirten aufrafften, penn Der 8ierfr1tg gu
Eoh gebangen tpurDe, IL lurge fonnte 1as
qrpBe 9eutI9t6um 0es 2anbe3 feinen er6ebz
li6en unb bleibenben Ginbrud auf Die Sc
56ide Der Republif mGcfen, a5er iebt, ipp es
beiBt bas 9anb bDr b:u @efabren elmer Gpaz
lition nit elmer fremOen Ma9t gu bepabren,
1T ben SeutI6en Die S~eftgen1e;t qeboten,
ben eingeborenen M;t6irgsrn 6ariiber elm
2i6t auf3ufteden, baB lie bier ebenlo gut pte
tie, elm Wort mtt3uiprec6sn ge0enfen; bab tie
iiber pt4tige Sragen AUDI ferner5in in Get6
unb 9lteb gu fin0en lein perOen unb haB bic
gta9t0mmlinge Der aIten Seutpnen pber,
tpenn ibnen btes f9mad6afttr fein 1oGte, Der
nireften @rben Der angelldGftf9en ueberliez
ferun9en geIonnen fino, bariiber 9o9pa9e
81 ite6en, 6aB Der Hepublif, Die Tie, Die Ginz
geborenen, benz @el0iaG iiberlisfert BADEN,
fem un6eil6arer S9aben gef9e6s.
Sn Santos Gitp b~efinDen Sic fih 5tpiI3en
tcm aus Der Stlaberei3eit ibrig gebliebenen
SAB gegen bic frei6eit8liebsnben 3eutiden
un0 benz aus Neu=@aglua0 ein9epanbetten
Semperen3z unb WudsrseiF. W2it ben SrGz
germ fol9er beraltetea Mnf91uun9en 1T ni6t
gu ar9umenttren, Da n:rft nint5 better qlg
cine quite Sra9t beutI9tr Dri9ef. N:9ts
pirtt 10 treffenb unO 10 nodbdtttg, trie cine
gcial3ene NieOerlage, tppbei bic Nemt6eu
uno S4ldmpGen berloren ge6an. Das 6az
ben mir i'm Sabre 1873 in G6icogo miter=
Gf6t. @lio brauf, 6reurb @e6ring, 10 lange
bas .3eug 6dlt; Elm ~stioDnnene5 @efeGt auf
BEN 8orpoten i'm Wcften bIrfte bic 1aum=
ieligen Ha48iigler I'M fernen . ten CUR
SRetlna6me an Der @siussung Der 9euti4en
0n1pornen.
Sti3on niemuIs beiti9er l1ntert6an,
ipre9e unO fible i9, Ter am linten Rbeinz
rfer g~eboren, als Stamuangeb0riJer ieIbIz
bertGnbli4 nit ben GeutT9en,
Sbr otter 5truuo
Sermann2 ieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

8aub but tpegen ieines oummen, mad
Cincinnati geri9teten 8riefes, tpDrin CT fid
iiber bic bon i6m beri9ulbeten b~lutigen
@ei9ebnife auf Samoa luitig moht, ii6
aIs ben boss" aufipieIt un6 nit BET
@nabe Der @ngldn6er ME nit Der N6nei=
gung Der 9eutlden gegen i'm bid t6ut,
einen Riffel bonn Slpttenbepurtenrent err
6alten. gr lit Elm e6enfol6er ¬e
IN lie GOgbGan n, p6ne beg 2ebteren trie=
gerii6eS Gerbienit. Wte bel f0nnten bieIe
8eiben pOm beutfden @apitdn g 60ne1=
Der bonn rSulte" lernen, Der feline bum
men 8riefe unb feline 6ummen &eben berz
ii6t unb ii4 in alien ieinen &~unbgebungsn
als e9ter Gentleman 8etgt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
@ut aenirtbf9aftet. Or

Gut gemIrf3f3affet. DFeI
iunqe 9eutf9e, fremO unb unbefannt. Der
enqliI6en @prade nt3t md6tig, famen oor
elm paar Subren nub 0es MOines, Soma.
unb pa6teten cine feline s5urm in Der
y}G6e Der 5tabt. Sic MOLTEN nit elmer
Sub gu tpirt6I9aften unfangen, ba fe feiz
mem Dollar be1aBen. 9err S, 8un5, Elm
f6mGbiI6er 2anbsmunn, tredte i6nen
5000 por, unb iebt baben Die 9ret bereits
so Climber uuO cine Sarm BON 260 4dsr
aepa6tet. Sarmen ouf benz ridtigen We9
1beint fi9 bod gu be5a9len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Ser MebGzSruf it Die neueite
8Giitbe am S%ruftbaum. Neun8ebn srpbe
Miiblen in DULUTH, @eit@S Superior, Mtlz
%pautee, Buffalo, @pracuie uno Stem Oort
finb bemiel6en beigetreten. 9ieleIben Eaben
fi9 unter Dem Numen nrniteo Gtates
SIour Mining So" nit einem Rapitol BON
$25,OO0,O00 confolibirt. pooon bi. 6dlfte
gen06nGi9e, bic anbere 9dlfte Brioritdtsz
4ctien 1ein tperben. NuBerOem fo1en fir
$15,OOO,OOO 6pro3enttge 40 Sa6r@0pl0z
Bombs ausge9eben tpsrben. Sir ben 4ugenz
Bid, b. 3. CUR 8e5ablung Der a~ngefduften
Mii6len, {ollen nur $7,500,O00 8onbs,
$5,OOO,OO0 in prioritGtszgftien unb $3.=
100000 in sep0bnli6en Qttien ousgegsben
perben. Ser 8eit ion natirli6 ra3u biez
men, peitere Miiblen gum @nidlub 5u be-
pegen, nobel bauptIGGItb po3l bic pittsz
urez@afbburn Miaing Co., bic 8dfbz
burnz@rosbD unb bic gaprtbpeit G%onloli=
batch ins Muge gsfuBt finb, psGds Biz Oa=
bin gu bobe 8ebingungen gefteat BADEN, -
Qu6 bic ~SSncorporirung zines 3iinobol5z
Sruft nit $1O,OO0,O0O &apttal nir6 aus
.Srenton ~geupelbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

9ie groBe @@auipielerin S annD S a :
nanf4et, EMIT Elm Stern Der 8t9re
Seuti9lanbs, bann Der englif9zameritaniz
f4en 8ubne, f@Idgt fi@ nun, ben @ieb5igen
nabe, in Der Staot SEEM gort brab als 2ebz
rertn Der 8ortragsz unb S9muIpteltunft
0ur@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Get. 9teb INTO Ole Semti@e Sc&ue'
01tttd.

11nfer alter G6icagoer &ede, Der beutidlz
I6mei3erif9e Nmerituner 9ermann 2ieb,
bat n einen Der Sii6rer Der beutf9sn Be
pcgung gu 8anias Gitp, ben Sournaliiten
s, @e6ring, foIgsnOsn prddtigen Srief gez
ri9tet:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Gin n'bertd d. t.
Der GeIomorft.

medieI auf Stem Dort tpurben eeftern su Barr Der.
fauft.
gfa4ftebenb bic SIR geftern aHgeseisten N0e1ieGfurIe
auf bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &uropo,s:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

) d. afe-gssIt.rn. s2.5o-42li sdmmsr. 81. Is $50.
,ufubr IL. 900 Stid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

9as Oon ben HegicrungS Departments
9enommene SntereIe al Sammtung uno
8efOrOerung Der Acknowledgements nu4
oteiem 2anbe bon benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
@uba, PortO 3ico unb 9apaii pirb BON
enti4tsoener 8irtung auf ibren Gbaratter
1eln. 9teie &egierung 1T midi gsiUohnt,
etlpas balb gu t6un, unb loGbe Grbibits,
tpte unter Der Sberauft9t Der 8prItsber
lbrer 9epartements ausgeiu6t un5 porgez
fubrt peroen, tperben bas 8erlungen nod
Nustunft iber bic neuen a~meritaniI6en 8ez
ftbungen bon befrteoig.n.
Inter ben observation-disclosures Ser @reater
Qmerica @rpOittion, bic am /. ;Sutt gu
Smaba be9tnnt unb bier Mpnate bauert,
perben Die Nebrusta @taatsFdir, bic
Douglas gOunt9 Goir uuo bic 5eftti6tsis
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-13
HIS MESSAGE READ.
Gov. scoGeld Makes Recommenda-
tions to the Legislature of
Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis.,, Jan. 12.-Gov. Scofield's
message was read at the session of the
legislature Thursday In both houses 1t is
very exhaustive document, going in
detail into the financial and all the affairs
of the state. Among the important rec
concentrations is one to prohibit issuing of
passes by railroads, telephone or telegraph
companies to public officials or through
them to others. 1t also urges higher taxa
tion of express, sleeping car and insurance
companies. The first bill of the session
was the anti-pass bill introduced in the
senate by Eaton, of Cudahy. 1t is very
sweeping. prohibiting the issuing of any
PASS, frank or privilege by any railroad,
telegraph, telephone or like corporation
TO any state, county or municipal officer
or member of the legislature. Both houses
adjourned to Tuesday.
Springfield, ILL.,. Jan. 12.-So far as actual
business was concerned neither house did
much Thursday. The lower body passed
set of rules and Representative Tibbitts
put IN resolution to pay the national
guard from the time 1t was called out by
Gov. Tanner to the time it was mustered
into the service of the United States. The
democrats tried to have rule inserted
that when bill was sent to the senate it
should be reported back inside of ten days
The republicans did not look with favor on
this and rejected the proposition.
Over on the senate side Senator Dunlap
had resolution passed designed to check
the persistency and boring qualities of lob
byists and busybodies, who now have the
free run of that chamber. Mr.. Dunlap's
resolution instructs the secretary of the
senate to have a railing erected extending
around the back part of the room.
The house and senate adjourned till FRI
day morning at ten o'clock.
Chairman Mccullough. of the election
committee, announced that the contests
will be called in the order Of districts at
two O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon next.
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THE REVIEW LEADS.

The board did not decide the county
printing question to day as was expect.
ed. The sworn statements of the pub;
fishers showed the REVIEW in the lead
with nearly three hundred more sub
scribers than any other paper in the
county According to circulation the:
standing of the papers is as follows:
lst. The REVIEW. 2nd. The ziess
tung. Sd. The Bulletin, 4th. The
Demokrat. 9Th. The Observer, Vail
9Th. The Enterprise, Dow City.
The four other papers of the county
made no showing. The matter was laid
over until tomorrow morning.
Recorder Criswell presented claim
of 5000 extra for deputy hire which
was rejected by the board. The board
will adjourn tomorrow.
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THE BAND cONcERT.

The concert given by our band at
Germania Halle Wednesday evening
was fairly well attended, and was one
of the best musical entertainments to
which the Denison people have had the
privilege of listening for some time.
Every selection on the program was
rendered in the most elegant and pleas
ing style.
The second number Jolly Robbers
seemed to be the best receiN ed by the
audience and was given great applause,
although the trombone solo by Mr.. w.
F. Rollins was great hit also. The
closing march Uncle Sam was very
good and aroused the patriotism of all
present. Denison has one of the best
bands in western Iowa. and they de-
serve the patronage of the Denison peo-
pie. They will give another concert
in February and should have crowded
house.
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MEET IN CONFERENCE.
REPRESENTATIVES, of American and
Canadian Lumber Interests
Trying to Agree.

Washington. Jan. 12.-Representa-
tiyes of the American and the Cana
dian lumber interests met in confer
e4ce here.
Lumber, it is said, has been the rocl,
on which the United States and Cana,
dian joint commissioners have split in
every effort at agreement on reci
procity treaty. The Canadians have
been willing to make any reasonable
concessions for free white pine and
have hesitated to agree to any con-
cessions without important reciprocal
advantages on lumber. Free admis-
sion to Canada of American forest prod
ucts and free export of saw logs and
pulp wood are the concessions the
Canadians offer.
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With his bond made out and signed,
Col. Wright refused to file it. He real
lied not the duty he owed to the party.
He forgot the honors it conferred upon
him. He could not see the advantage
which his action in not filing the bond
would bring to those who had viciously
attacked and abused him.
AS ungratetul, as embarrassing as
this all seems to the democratic party,
1T must be laid to insanity.
oh how vile thing to do. If he was
insane, he was not accountable for his
acts, and no man has right to point
his finger at HIM in accusation.
No one but a hired assassin of char
acter would do this. No man who had
character himself, no man who had a
spark of decent manhood in his breast
would have done it.
All this has been done in the name of
the democratic party, not for its prin-
ciples, not for any cause that is good
and pure but solely that the men who
are now guiding it to its utter ruin
might revenge themselves on one man,
and fOiSt another into place.
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PASSES TIE CRISIS.
Doctors Now Encouraged to Hope
That Congressman Dingley
Will Get Well.

Washington, Jan. 12.-Representative
Dingley, according to his physician, DR..
Fl. B. Deale, has now passed the crisis
and is considerably improved. DR..
Deale is now confident of his patients
recovery. Wednesday night Mr.. Ding
ley gained much rest, sleeping natural
ly, as he has been able to do several
nights, and the gain in his condition
Thursday forenoon was very percepti-
Bile.
At II O'Clock DR.. Deale said that un-
less something unforeseen took place,
Mr.. Dingley would recover.
ssSThe following bulletin was posted at
the Hamilton house, where M. Ding
ley lives:
"Eleven a. m.-Mr. Dingley passed a
comfortable night. Pulse and gem
eral condition good. Doctors encour-
a{re1 -
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
ed for Ranking Irregularities
at New York.

New York, Jan. 12.-James McNaugh-
ton, former president of the Trades
mems national bank, and Allan Nc
Naughton, president of the Wool ex-
change, and one of the directors of
the Tradesmen's national bank, were
arrested Thursday and darraigned before
United States Commissioner Shields,
charged with conspiracy to defraud
in connection with the certitica-
tion of a check drawn on the
Tradesmen's national bank to the
order of the United States Trust COM
pany for $4,000, when the trust COM
pany, as alleged, had no funds in the
bank to it's credit. Both pleaded not
guilty and they We're held in $25,Ona
bail each for examination next Tues
day.
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WILL TAKE TROOPS FROM PANA
Gov. Tanner Serves Notice ON oper-
ators That the State Will Not Fur
nish Them Protection Longer.

Pana, ILL.,, Jan. 12.-Gov. Tanner has
notified Sheriff Thomas j. Downey and
Lieut.. Col. Frank Wells, who have
charge of the coal miners strike situa-
tion and the command of the state
militia post here, of his intention at an
early date to recall all troops, leaving
matters entirely in control of Sheriff
Downey and his deputies. Gov. Tan
ner, it is stated, gives as his reason
for recalling the soldiers that the coal
operators have had ample time to ami
cably adjust their differences with the
miners under protection, as he has
given them during the past five months
that the state troops have been sta
toned here, and as there seems no
trouble imminent he sees no need for
further retaining troops here, at the
continued heavy expense of 5000 per
day to the state. 1t has costgthe state
over S65,0O0 to protect the coal oper-
ators, their property and the imported
negroes during the past five months,
and Christian county $4,000. The OPP
orators and their friends anticipate
trouble after the troops depart, but
Sheriff Downey differs with them, and
says, no matter what results, he will
control the situation in the case of the
removal of the soldiers. The negroes
have become jealous of the nonunion
white miners employed in the mines
because they receive more pay, the
natural result of working steadier, and
allege they will not permit whites to
work with them. AS result of the
growing animosity, these two factions
fought battle near springside, in
which several on both sides were wound
ed. Warrants are out for the partici-
pants in the affray.
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DEEDS OF DARING,

In this issue begins series of thrill.
ling articles relating the daring deeds
and acts Of bravery performed by the
American soldiers during the Cuban
war. Every one will be interested in
these articles. Many incidents show
ing the metal of the boys in blue will
never be recorded in any history except
in just such ways as this. We cannot;
let our minds dwell too much upon the
gallant deeds of our American soldiers.
Read these articles which in this coun-
ty will appear exclusively in the RE
VIEW.