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and protest signed by citizens 81 the District
the H ,h Of h1 ne snd m9ysd 'ne
Elections Adopted. lR to ~.
rnIBusrERINo TO NO EFFECT.
Mr.. Hewitt then asked unanimous consent to
Offer bis resolution fOr the appointment Of three
select committees.
Oniections we're promptly made on the Re-
publican side Of the House.
Ir. Hewitt then moved to suspend the rules
and adopt the resolution.
Further oil lection was made that motions to
susi end the rules were not IN order Mondays
until after what Is technically known AS the
morning hour, during which states are called
for bills and resolutions.
rhe Speaker overruled the objection basing
his decision on the point that the rule on the
subject says that "after the reading OF the jour
nal ' the morning hour shtll begin; and that IA
there had been no Journal 10 be read to-day, the
rule did not apply, ana there could be no morn-
ing hour
Mr. kasson Olep.. Iowa) appealed from the
decision. aud was required by the Speaker to
reduce Dis appeal to writing when ne did,
rules Nos. 40 and li5. lie proceeded to argue
IN support q his position, and intimated that,
order had been called for the journal Of the last
day Of the last session should have been read
The speaker culcd to that suggestion that az
n matter ~ fact the Journal had not been read.
and therefore. under the terms " the rule, there
could no no morning hour to day.
Mr.. Hewitt moved To lay on the table Mr.. kas-
sons appeal from the decision OF the chair.
Agreed to-yeas IA, NAYS -
Mr.. tsson then made q point Of order that
the journal for the last day Of the last session
must he read.
The speaker overruled the point of order on
the ground that as the previous session had
been ad iourned sihc die, there was no journal to
the question then came up on MIR. Hcwetrs
notion to suspCLd the rules nd adopt the res
VI. ka.son suggested that tho resolution
should he modinel 30 IA to apply only Il the
Election OF FEEDER officers.
CT ciiDns were M de ~ MCssrs. Hewitt. Cox,
blackburn, and other Democratic members,
wup tnsi sted uGon the regular order.
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RoNpoCr Dec. Am attempt was made bv
PRISONERS Yesterday 20 break jail here. A n0sc was
heard Of iesns through the wall, amt Tie sl,rin
aad l4i er wafchci and saw mortar pushed from thc
inside Toy rush, into the ian aud found Peter Nc.
tulfe hAl Aur Mains at NuIA uu me wall. tNrnu.h
Nlirh hole Wn4 t,Hry FLASHED. The tool used a. a
large tuf her No. fied lih lsaN. Sutr desperate
EN- the JNl. ufruug them Mcguire Mains d in
60 ok, = las Sc, AMI Wi'lnn onruV. most u ihrm
lrlI iu the explosion case a general JAIN delivery VS.
an .uuOtr.Y iui,ntHi Mcclure aud Malus Ncr, Iac Il
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r. IN leo ~ln, q. Pre- ldcnt of the Morris County
Bans If 'Usfi~ DWii, y. j.
Halng us'l M w.r'R'~ HGs,u ~ WIN
tHThNi tor an ut htf'cu year,, sui hlNlng roazNifs
h,n'n'l'l r. u'- IA NV fauuy. rApri. M IS, at
rlt ssnfc iutt mWending ~ iU tir punc ga valuable
hmrh IN casts ~ Wrah Tugs. Dlis. coughs. &c t1t
az nae ~ w.iD. consider o. ltIr,i. lrnocth .ui
~ q, etn With perfect safcty hy tue most dccl'o
N heal o."
aoc,nts and 81 bottle. SOLD nv % drngc1sis
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PuuNpELrHIA, Dec. THE wilminGt1 IN and
he ding r.. road was sold at public sal ID. pulls.
dclphla Exchange to-day anil va purchased hv Ma.
thew Baird. toward =. Rnck'y, Lewis a ahr Hmth l.
Dupont, and has Baker, for the sum of tiuo,uul.
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Arrivcd-MospA Nov. 4.

trrtved-MoanAY, NOy. 4.
: Richmond. Kelly hcnmoLd. iy Point. and Nor.
fuk.
- Ncrrus. Btar~r savanna Dec l.
NnN %.
- Magnolia. Dsggctt, savsnnaN
- KNIGHT, thichcs or, Georgetown, e, ana
Al,xRndTia
= ctrondelct tsrcnIh, Feinani Soy 10, rort
isuYal De /
- Rtncfacto-. Jores wilringt0n. y e. Dccl.
lary Grund uvau. Nid4.ttnn. "A Imlrrg.
Attn tur isuIl f.N.T nj clt, Nls.Y SEA-.
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MARINE TNrELLIG ENCE.

NNiArruE ALNASAC-rnrs DAY.
sun iists... ua -un s.ts...... 33 Moon rises. 10
men NArFK-Iifis DAY.
sandy liOoa - Joy. Island 10 A. le Gate II W
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Chnrcs Mulhgan uuarrecd with James
a. Nrul m a saloon IA MeadoN street, huhokcn over
.'r south carolina crisis, ana O'N.il ht Muiigan's
nose On. " rr1ut Is cat tor - 'Neiil's arrest.
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nrPrls-COrR In New York civ. Dee by to
">Vii %N SWf'i SY'"nt Tnursd9 N entn,u Y.
&c., %, tlr tnr a.. ". y rchcr tnc rrsilcuce n no
SArturN.
NiNAN~-FINtK On "wednesday. Nov. 90. tho
rc-GNlcr 90 tc bride. Nv hc ey. Charles 4. u.0l-,
y. D.. Henry y u. NluAnt to GcfrnA f.A-k.
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James Russell Lowell viii Vote for na,c.

HosrON, Dee. 4.-On the superstition that
James l.usscll LoWeh wac the person lcewcd to IN
me NibHHfy report OF Cen Sicko-'s statement OF the
pro posed detection OF one ot Hayes electors. Mr.
Lowell W.s tuf'tNleAt. lie utulr. tn story TAR
relate To mn any saAs lac ~ 4ho,c ios Mr Hayes Us
lie IL IN honor bound
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sick md Ncryou. ucndncbr.

Or. &. ". Btnsuus Ce.cry and CARnJniu Pi- are
prepared expressly TO cure sick nea1Ache, Nervous
Headache. b,sueuc lleldache. NEURALGIA. Ner, lus-
u's aud ~ tsrIr--. AMI " 10 car anN cke. fr 81
hnreuf- POSTAGE ire. SllI ~ all dru. ,sis. once
lud Nor,A Lut.~ ia tilnOte.
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cong at.i toNi- bee "uiilElSS col on BALsAN.
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Comgt- aud Eoids are often OVcrioOko ID.
continuance FIR my length ~ time eau e. ir IA
tion OF the Luhss ~ some cIlollc lhrDat Disease.
'nruNn'- nr0Ac al Ifioues ate IA en- ctud toNGI
llNtpN
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You are bilious \ ,ur Ar'a,. hut talr Il du.i
of QNul', luan Tea. ~uid %, dia.sats. l,.D.
cCnp-, -dip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08
DISHONOR AND DEATH.

OFFICER TAKES HER LIFE ON BEING con-
FRoNTED WITH THE PROOFS OF HER ILLICIT
YnvH
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UNITED STATES REFORM.

At hafpast eight last night tho delegates from tho
New York; Brooklyn and Jersey City branches Of the
United States Reform Association which is said now
to number than 100000 members in twenty ono
States Of the Union, held meeting.
After roll call the officers Of tho General Association
were announced as follows William G. Leonard Gen.
eral President; John c. Ryan, Vice PRESIDENT Bernard
Starrs Treasurer; A. Butler, Secretary and Charles
+. Campbell, Sergeant-at-Arma
The Chairman then SAID that the reason
for calling the meeting was that the or
ganization both here and throughout tho
United States had been grossly misrepresented
in regard 10 its strength He said Il had been In its
earlier stages secret, because Of the determination to
keep from its membership all who were known to bc
prominent In political party management. Now, with
over 200 branches consolidated, the meetings to
what they desired and what they designed TO do He
declared the organization TO be excel condi
toE for effective wsrk on tho following basis-
Its members belong 10 the classes which gain their
livelihood by the labor u" their own hands We UNDER
stand said the speaker perfectly that while the bur-
den OF taxation and OF financial prodigality appears ut
first glance be borne by property, It tails indirectly
aud ultimately with heavier weight on labor We
therefore demand rctrenchmcnt In expenditure While
public onccs theory created only far they
indispensable to an efficient administration of the
government and are TO be bestowed on the most de-
serving and capable, we know that in fact they
necessarily multiplied; that in 6lliDg them fitness Is
often secondary consideration; that they are fire.
uueny parcelled out assist members OF Congress IN
their local canvasses. and that the ncumbents const
tute organized corps for the management OF
ventions and TOR defeating true expressions Of the
popular will We insist the correction o these gross
abuses Of political power We insist that the President,
in whom tho prerogativo Of nominating to office is
vested by the constitution, shall by his own authority
and action, into effect the Civil Service reform,
in which Congress has neglected to unite.
The organization, he said, exists now in twenty one
States and declaration s that has 051 branches
After abiding 10 the growth and progress Of the
ISOLATION the Chairman concluded, and some debate
ensued the propriety OF holding National Conven
ton Immediately after the Presidential nominations
are announced
The meeting finally adjourned subject to the call Of
the Chair
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some suice through which they could pour their re
Ease. Very many OF the children sent out, he knev
from experience found their way into Western prisons
and rsformaores The worst inmates Of such nstisu-
lions were New York boys
An invitation to the Congress- from the Society for
the Reformation OF Juvenile Denquents to visit Ran
dalIs Island was referred 70 the Committee Bush
ness and the session closed
SESSION
The Board Of Directors met In the evening and heard
the report OF the Corresponding Secretary Dr. z. G.
Wines and the report Of the Treasurer A committee
on finance and committee 70 nominate officers for
the ensuing year were appointed AT eight p. NJ the
chair WAS taken by the Hon. Richard Vaux OF Pha-
delpha. Mr.. J. NJ Milligan, chaplain Western State
Penitentiary Of Pennsylvania acted secretary. Dr.
Wines read paper from g. w. Hammond. OF ohio, on
The Inequality Of Sentences of Convcts, which
referred to a committee
Mr. Clarke, OF Vermont, FOLLOWED with paper in
favor OF the abolition Of capital punishment, based
the theory that jurors in the trial OF capital
generally disagree acquit prisoner rather than
convict him OF murder In the hrst degree, society
would derive stronger protection by the rigid enforce
ment Of life sentence for murder
Rev. l. q Prime d. d., vigorously opposed the abo-
tion Of the death penalty and frequently drew ap-
plause from the audience while making his argument.
He was followed by X f. Hoyt, oil Chicago la the
same vein. The abolition side weakly represented.
The Chairman announced the order OF business for
day as follows Morning scsson-Committee meet
ings AT haltpast nine O'Clock; reormatory section at
ten A. NJ. two r. NJ. address 'sCriminal Law"
Evening scssion-"Prieons and Their Nanagemcntn
The Congress then adjourned
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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

A1uASAL " OEAE0AIEo F0n 1n& &s~& ~~>~>~~-AS
CONVENTION ON WEDNESDAY NxxT-BRIsrow
VERY PoPUIAR-GREAT EXPECTATIONS OF
THE HOTEL PRoPRrKToRs
CINCINNATI Ohio, June !, 1915
Delegates 70 the National Convention are beginning
70 drop in BY and twos, TO quarters for
other delegates that will be swarming here next week.
A. B. Cornell, d. A. Lawrence, Superintendent OF the
New York Post Office, ana f. H. Abel have arrived.
Cornell has secured comfortable quarters for New York
delegates at the Grand Hotel He expects large at
tendance of Mr. Conklings supporters and is on hand
to look after them and make them happy A number
OF Morton's supporters will BIO here tomorrow,
from indianapolis; Governor Cumback Is coming
forward from Indiana, with battalion Of citizens IN an
unofficial capacity, who will be supposed to move
about and stir up sentiment for Morton. The hotels
fore them. am inclined to think some Of them will
be disappointed in their great expectations. Rooms
rented delegations for meeting purposes are put
Mt high figure. In most they are ordinary
sleeping rooms. with beds taken out and few extra
chairs and tables put The preparations
ut Exposition Hall Tor holding the Conven-
ton perfected, and will give satisac
ton. the arrangements for seating delegates being
made with an eye TO the utmost order and method.
autograph picture Of Bristow Is hanging in almost
every window in the city, and the sentiment here IN his
favor has been well worked up. Brstow clubs Will
make their paudts heard in the Convention when the
name OF 3rislow receives mention. The West Virginia
delegation have chartered steamboat 10 come down,
and while here Will mako their hotcl on board the boat
Tbe largest body OF in support of any OF the
ognzed candidates will be that Tor Norton and next
Tor Conklng.
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THE FRIENDS OF BRISIOW.

Secretary Carr, OF the Republican Reform Assoca-
tion notified the members OF the Cincinnati delegation
yesterday that preliminary meeting would be held
last evening" ut No SO Union square There about
twenty-five persons present and ex-Judge Emott
presided AS soon as the meeting was organized they
set about arranging details Tor their departure next
Saturday night Mr.. Samuel Carpenter. Super
intendent 81 the Pennsylvania Railroad was present
and no promised provide spe cal train II is ex-
pected that nifty persons will CO. among them Mr..
Joseph Choate Mr.. Dorman b. Eaton, DR.. Ii. W. Boil
lows Mr. jackson s. Schultz and Mr. Gouverneur Carr
This delegation intend to present Brstow's be-
fore the Convention and they entertain strong hopes OF
acquiring his nomination,
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THE FREE COLLEGE.

The examination At the College OF tho City OF New
York went on yesterday In all the classes cxceptfhs
Freshman The Senior class was examined In French,
German Spanish and Latin; tho Junior class IN Eng
iish htsraturc the Sophomore class. IN rhetoric and
the Introductory department. IN algebra and geometry
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9ie grSHbentenmanerei

ftebt auf Der repubIifani{9en Seite bereits
in bet fd0niten Blatbe unb bic peridiebeae.,
Beperber frenget se8enpartis aGe DeitteI an,
urt fd ben Stang ab5ulaufen. Dur9 bic
8erufuns Der repubIitaniiden NationaIz Som
pention nod Cincinnati III bas .gor8sfedt
formIi6 er0iTnet porbes unb bic poIitifer sr=
innern Ii6. bab pom iett bis gum IA. SUM-
Bios nod ftinf Ronats 81 p~erlaufsa baben.
Die AusnabI Don Cincinnati aIs Beriamr,,
Iunssplas rnirb slei4seitis BON Mortoa,
Sapes unb 8ritop oils Elm gang gepaltiser
gorfpruns betradtet, ben Fe errun9er, baben
fuoQea. Mortott unb 8riftorp, neil lie an
Der CREME uon Ohio pobnen, Sapes, neil
in Ohio 3a Sauie 1T unb ber Sabn auf lei.
mem eisenen Sofe INNER mebr gu fagen bat
als feline 0 ben bena1barten 6~ibnerb6fen
acknowledgement gettert1.
2afer mir einnaI BE repubIifanii1ea pra,
ibentf8aftss6 ancibatsn. Die BIB iett oiifge.
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Die republifaniide RatiunaIsg oubention.

CIV
DierepubIitanilde Mational,g Committee pers
lansnaeIte 1id an, OonnerftaS in Waibinston,
I'm. einen PIas uno Gag fur bic repnblitani.
f1e Hational $ Convention Sur Grnennuf8
zines Yra5bent16aftszg anbibaten anSuberaus
men. @arfieIb BON Dbio i9Ius gIepeIanb
Dor. Ohio fei iett elmer ber fnappfen repns
bIitaniIden Staater, aber er boTe, bas rperbe
IN 9ufunft anbers uerben uno Obio ibo1 I'M
October an Der Spibe Der republtfanii9en
Staaten marIbiren. Dbio birfe ni9t pets
loren geben, soenn bic WabI fit bic repubIis
faniIde Yartet 8erettet perben folte. SSn
!gIeueIanb fei bereits @elo senug rnteridrtes
ben rpprben, INN cine SaIe fir bic gonpens
ton iu erri1ten. = ggs@ouuerneur Slopes
fpra1 fur Gincinnati unb bob bic Uors
tbeiIe berpor, bic iene Stabt barbiete. Dos
GrpeTtionsz Gebdube baltic $4,000 Menfden
,nb bic Stabt BETTE seniisenben Sotelraum.
Die Ohio Delegation lei ni9t bier i'm Ssnz
tereiTe zines beionberen prdfbentidafts=Ganz
bibaten. Mesil 5pra9 far gbtca8o unb
onbere Mit8Iieber fit arbere Stabte. Cine
informeIe Mbtimmun8 ersab bas fo[senbe
He1uItat: Cincinnati Is, Chicago 8, Hbilaz
beIpbia 9, glepeIanb 4, SaratoSa Sprin8s 2,
8ofton l, Stem Sort l, ct. Souls l, Wafbs
in9ton |.
!8pei peitere Abiimmuasen rpurben Dor,
genomnaen, nobel es Cincinnati auf 90 Stiras
men bra1te, q, rparer iebo9 81 Stimn,en at
elmer WabI n0tbis. Nad elmer fur3en Bers
taa,u,,s feel i9IiebIi6 bic WabI auf Gins
.cinnati unb Der IA. SUM- rpurbe Gls Der
Iag fit bic Convention anberatnat.
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tau9t ftnb, 8euue paiiirems Sbena,. ifebt
nIpHe8 Grant. Msenit aud pom u1ebxes
rem repmbIifaniiden NIdttern sas @egentbeiI
bebauptet ,pirb, 70 1T bod Grant inamer nod
I'M Selbe; erift nidt bIos Elm ganbibat, fpns
bern Elm febr ftarfer ganbibat nit einem ses
maltisen Nnfange. 8er9ebens baben feline
@e9ner in ber repubIifantiden partei bis iett
susEfH4bf, TN ob5af1atteIn; er bIetbt unb
benft uorIdufts gar nidt baron, 5uriid5utres
ten. Na1 Grant fomn,t Senator Moston,
ber befannte Deuaagos BON Snbiana, Der idon
auf allen poIitii4en Snitrnmenten seipielt
bat. Jus nd1fen Bemerber nennet MIR ben
S9atiecretar Brifow Q Rentudp, ber
ft9 burb feline Droeefe 8esen BITE Sitter pom,
frnu.stefi Wbisfn Repularit6t AT er.perbe,1
.iu6t. Damn fon,ntt Blaine BON Wtaine ;
er ffpieH bauptidGli6 auf BET il6liden 8ios
line u,b bat Bel Der MraneliesDe Debate i'm
Sauie bes @onsreGes iein M6gIidfes pers
iuht, bic aIten Wunben oufaureiBen un6 aus
ben alien ~feetioneIen Gebaitsteiten unb gors
urtbeiIen poIitiI9es Capital fur fid az m0nz
3en. Nidt per8efen rperben barf Wafbs
burne, unier 8e8enwdrtiser @eianbter IN
parts. st mar es, Der Grant aus benz Duns
tel Der @erberei b~srporboIte uno ibn aaf bic
Balm bes Gubmes f9ob. NatirIi6 bat er
bafir BET Grant elmer, gsoBen Stein in, Brett
,unb in, Sale Grant idIieBLib bic rnn,0sli9.
teit feiner Biebererpdblung, einieben foate,
ra09te Ct am gnSe feinem ebsnsalisen Bes
ff6itsr {einen ginfIuB surpenben unb i'm aIs
len Mttbelperbern por3ieber. MlS n~euefen
Praitbenti6afts Ganbibaten aennea mir uns
fern @oupernepr 6apes suIskt Bon 5apes
III betarnt, baBer fets Elm grocer Beruunberer
Grants mar inb BOB Grant ni@t sesen TIN
arbsitea wiirbe. Wir sIauben aber ernRli6,
bab fir @ouperneir Sapes bic graibents
i1oftstraube So bod bdngt u,b ses wirb i9
pielei1t nit benz s,petten gIabe auf benz
,Tsidet begniigsn ntiiHen. /, Grant ,nb 6apes
mare gar feline % Misunderstanding 55iru,a.
l@rant i - 8roB unb 6ones 1T iuanaer fetn
Yropbet 8epeIen. 4 SIN ben flint Nonaten,
bic nod bis aur Convention perIaufet miIen,
ri5ge,t iibrisens nod Elm baIb Dutenb anbere
Ganbibate, ,auftau9en. Die Demofrater
sbsaudea ni6t IN Der gile sl fem, ioIen mir
aber ibren farfiten ganbibaten in bieien,
MuseabIide .et,aers 10 If bies entf9iebea Sc
nator Tbnrman. ,uqqzoa fasl.sa
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49, m:- - = - $4,000 GnoJ+o
@1 2Stt 8sosn " s'ae! anos s". STpstas
su1sm sIDs.sE gsgOI. S.sss ls.sss s'a IN
Ssn uAe oslvgs.Osm rau .s. s: ..vssSa ,,nS
gsgI g N meMgsn ?GnIIsa Dss. ~ ws" VA -.
ivu'ss. Pug ys'Ho as! gsM 2 :s @a Ia o,,s
gun osslp'eI, Io,e m's 2.st ~ s0's,aoa @.S SGs
saIagsIng pallsns naqt lsg''g H. oa sa G+1
.an1sn lsn ZEN SEOBsM SsaY tg 100 SMs rsssnt
sslUsOllsn gaosIt swss. ~ nsp' ~ Ts
nno 0aIaoss 5ss9sN 'gnT.sa. ny ~ s,r
.gIs gsGsI.s s.aIa1 lIL.sbsn ws" ~
KY pspon1Is .s.nsn solss l s";Sa, p;ss;"s,.
= " osaa gsTp'ss O.s us" s%as sdt 49,
Xggslsn Ds1 gaa. Wv nun ~, WIN ME, rnor,,
~ nsgsn. NV aOe1UsS gs. ~, "s - ,nan rS H.
J. wv o'ss pI1st usssSsII. =, TSnm+on !"
aua ux naaDPsn 9ssgusl%.uSs - gasra.
ssuaS4 ps.s y Ss1k u gss " !. ors ;;s ,,nb
puaosn.s"s ~ 80 49, &C 49, S4Ms ssIss
o. vat sa esa az gss T Is,,Ft o osreSa,, 19 o',f Snapais
o. InpISWe Anu ~""ih Bs+~VS01N "l ~T
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- @benio fanattfd ais bumm 1T bas
8erfabren ber lRepubIitaner IN. 9ouie bes
gonsre1Ies iber bic Mntneniefrdge. 60 bans
belt fid babel I'M. bic Mieberein5eBung einis
get bunbert nod inrr1er nidt ~begnnoister ebes
maIiser 3ebeuen IN lire garserre1te. Ser
Democrat Nanbau bate si bieiem gnbe cine
Bin einsebra9t. Sofort beantraste Der Rez
publitaner Blaine elm Subfitut, bas Self.
Dauis pom Der BesnabigunS ansf6IieBt unb
bic iibrtsen 5rptn8t, eiren befonberen Ireueib
3u Ieiften. Blaine, Der auf btel BrGiibents
i9aft ipeculirt, bat id Bel bteier @eIesenbeit
aIs Elm b5df ensberSiser Sanatiter bepdbrt
uno bewiefen, baB ct bur1au8 fein Staats>
mann, 5onbern etn perfnS1erter YartetsBoIis
tifer uen 1ebr Ieidtena @emibt if. Stare er
Hug s~epeien, 10 ,pirbe CT ols Sibrer ber 3es
pubIitaner Der 89 9ar nidt opponirt babet,
bsnn i'm 8runbe Iie8t nidt piel an ibrer 4ofz
iirung. Die Demofraten, beionbers bic fa6=
Ii1en, werben fem peradtlides gnbangieI
ni6t binunterrpiirbiSe, unb ,uenr, bic Bin,
su beren Pafiruns cine 3nsibrittets Uisbrbeit
n6tbiS III, bur9 bic Dppofition Der HepubGs
faaer perloren sebt, 70 bat feline partei 1eins
fad bic 8erantportIt1feh baflr 3a tragen
tnb fid inn6tbi8er Meiie in Elm 5ebr fIeinIis
DIES .2idt seftelt. Die nnabbansise Neps
gorfer StaatsSeitun8 seibeIt bas Auftreten
Der RepubIifaner bet bieier lGeIesenbett in
folgenber perbienter Mei5e: 80 1sre-,ssr
vDas san3e gerfabren ber RepubIifaner 1T
cine 10 eleube Stanferei, baB Fe b6ditens in
cine @eienfdaft bet ban1miten auer bun,naen
SSunsen, aber ni6t in eiaen seiessebenben
ROrper ber sroben Union pabt. Nas bic
&epublitaner eisentIi6 barnit molten, 1T nidt
rs9t fIar. Die Gemofrotet, arsern, irseno
etnen S9a9er e~r3ruinSen, ober mas fonlt g.
Da CUR Mnnabn,e elmer foIden Bill na9 benz
IL. Mmenben,est cine 3peibrittelssM ebrbeit
sebOrt, 10 seniist su ibrer 8ersitetans bic EN-
belt8e Oppoftion ber &epublitaner. SIN ber
Tbat Iiefen He Blaine mad, ME cine 6eerbe
Sdafe benz Dibber. sSbre DiscipIin bat ii6
berrIid bemabrt, absr ibre asmieIisteit ebert
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gs lift 3u bebauera, bab BET gonsrei

- gs lit 3u bebauern, bab ber gonsreb
iiber bic Mmneftiebiu 10 pieI Belt perloren bat.
8oIititer pom ber Sorte 8laine's laf1en chen
feline @eIegenbeit poraberseben, Nm politti9es
capital ~ MAIDEN. Sie fectionelen gorur'
tbeiIe ,snb @ebafisfeiten uaren felt Sabren
cine uieI su quite Sunbsrube fur bic republic
fani5den PoIitifer, ais bab fe oieieIben 70
Ieidten Ranfes fabren Iaie, ioIten. Ifan
mub rpobI frasen, uie piele Sabre nod bars
tber pergeben mi1en, ebe fe bas ,bIatise
emb" in bic Rumpelfan.r,er werfen ,nb fi6
Dinsen bef4dftiseay bic benz 2anSe Notb
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Cincinnati bat bic bette Musiidt, cine
SduIben febr rei6e Stabt 3u uerben.
Iiest Der @eiebsebnns cine Bin
~eIde Der Gtabt Cincinnati bic grIaubs
oo1,eiIen fon, nod feds Miliones, 3ar
aJgnng BET SdbIiden @iienbabn 80 bors
W. MiGionen fbnIbet bic Stabt fdon,
q la3u riadt 80 Milionen. gs rtnb
ZEE Memanb einbiIben. bab bic perLangs
Riaionen 3ur gslenbnng Der 9abn
n tperben. Ser Mppetit tonsust bait
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pay SIN 6auie unierer 8eietsebuns baben
Die NepubIifaner garnaban unb Niron bereits
Bias far ben Wiberruf ber Yearion Bin unb bic
WieberberifeQung Der Mc@enneIl8uilIe
Bier<Drbinan3en einsebra9t. @arnas
han ia Don Carroll @ountn Der Seimatb
Abair's, bes BerfaHersb es beri4tigten Aoairs
@eieses. Niron 1T uon Sarrifon gonntp.
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Man9e .bartiddIise" RepubIifaner unb
perbiHene S9uI.S tefenpferbsgitter iinb NIT
@ouperneur Sapes nidt 3ufrieoen, neil e. es
p~erfaumte, in feiner Antrittsrebe bic Sdnls
ssrase su beribren unb ben @iberrnf ber
@eahanbin AZ empfehlen. .---nE-