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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25
8ampt3 absr SiIben's Gr'
10 : lun4.

sl(s &idter I. ). Madep BON SIb=
Carolina nenlid in ~unierer Stabt mar
iasten republitaniide Bldtter, bab er lid
balm sedubert babe, baB @ouuerneur
9ampton CLAUDE, 9apes ,pdre gum prd#
libsnten er,pdblt. @ir baben oamals BON
bieier 8ebauptuns aug Dem @runbe tel.
ne NotiS sencmmen. neil Sober, Der nit
ben @erbdltniIlen rur Ginger WIoben
pertraut mar, oieIelbe BON %poruberein
als cine Der sablrsiAcn republi!anii@en
@abliinten ertennen mubte, on oenen
bic lebte Champagne 10 reid mar. @s=
g~entudrtie Iino mir aber i'm Stanos.
Sieies Wabr9en auf Die sriino!itite
@eiie su uiosrlesen, inbem @ouperneur
hampton ielbit, iebsnfalls Die einSise
3~uuerldii9c Gueae, li9 in Der f!ari ten
uno un3ueioeutiSiten 8eiie barber
.ousseiproden bat.
Ct belt ndmli4 am IL. Sanuar in
G5arleiton, g. g.. cine &eSe, in Der er
ooriiber iprad, bab mon 10 piel aapitol
oaraus gu idlasen iu4e, bob er einen
Brief on @ouuerneur Soapss sel1idt
babe.
Ct bdtte Io.pobl an Silhen als aud
On 9opcs als @puperneure Elm Grem=
plar ieiner Snausuratioas , MorelIe ge=
fnidt. Giner Der beiben miilIs . dlioent
weroen unb CT babe an bsioe seldriebcn,
bamit oas Nolt oes Noroens le1en ton
ne, oaB oas Bolt oes Sioens sntidIol=
len lei, Den neutrality-suspicious. pra=
foenten gu untsritiisen. Ser 8rief an
&ouperneur 9apes lei pubIiSirt ror:en,
Der on 5ilSen aber ni6t. Gr CLAUDE
felt, oab 9err Siloen ebrli9 erwdblt lei.
aber es mdre ni9t Die Sa6e tes 0oltes
oes Sabens, oieies gu iasen.
Sic MusT4ten in G!oriba.
Sic neueiten Ma9ridten aug GlpriOa
Iauten fir Die 0emotruten iebr sunltia
nnb es untcrliest wobl fcinem 3weifel
snebr, bab oas Glsttoral 0otum ienes
Staates fir S;loen sesdblt uerben ,uiro.
Sos Special Gomite, ,pel1ss bon
Dem 9auis Der 3sprdlevtanten ernarnt
puros, nm bic @ablan9elsssnscitcn in
Glorioa gu unttriuben, beIinbet !id ies.
pieber in @~albinston. Sc uirb md
u,ebrere Sage oauern, ebe oas BON ben
Gpmmitte auisenpmmcne 3eusenper6Dl
nod Den Notisen nieoerseldsisten il
uno big oabin uirb aud nod tcin 9e.
riht erfolsen. Die republitonild DEF
Nit9lieber beg Gomites ent6ieiter
fd big jett jcocr Meinunssdubcrun!
uber bas &eluttat Der ltnteriudune
tpabreno bic 9emofraten bebaupter
oab Sas 3eugeaperb6r ben geweis lie
fere, oaB bic Siloen=Glettoren nod ei
ner ebrliden, po%ltdnoissn 3dblun
cine Majoritdt BON iibe, 200 Gimme
er9ielten.
aunad @aibin9ton!
Seit Die Demofraten BON Sbio /;
Columbus beidloNen boben, Die Seru
flung elmer WaIsnpcriamm.ung noe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25
0ssRoeYNsvG.

ibrsm Merser 5u melt sesansen ~ fein,
lie noble ben SbanI bod taufen, ba BE-.
elite ii& Der Ganirer, ibr ouf cine Rot.
Don $1,000 $500 juriid,useben. 0ieie
Note aber tam BON Der Want aurid
nit Dem Uei@eibe. bab lie ialI& fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

he noble ben SbamI bod taufen, ba be
,%t|eiIte fi& Der GaHirer, ibr auf cine Rot
Don $1,000 $500 juriid,useben. 0ie|
y Tote aber tam BON Der Want suri,
mit Dem yei@eibe, bab lie ioli&, iei.
u - ebsritf Barton BON 6aritau1
That BON Der G9peitsr Der @ebr. 0oun
ssr, Beta, Elm i40nss Wsinbna@tsse
: &eut. cine 9olotre llbr nebjt Rett
{ erbalten.
- Gs perbient erudbnt az ,perben
baB bic Imeriean grpreb Comp. fur 81
Notbleioenoen in ben BON ben psui4xe
, den beimseiu@ten Counties $500 aus
seiest bat. Mose bies noble Bsiipie
rs4t ciel Na&obmuns fnoen.
Sn leibwef Minnaota b,rr{&
nod INNER eri9redenbe sterblidtei
unter Dem @ieb. 0ie spmptome be,
2rantbsit lino bieielben, ,pie bic De,
.s&mor3en 3unse." A!s uria@e mirt
be;ei9nct bas JrsNen BON branoi9em
&orm unb abseitorbenen 8ldttern uni
Maisften9sIn, welde bic Seuibreden
auigcfreiIen unb IN oenen lie @ift 3u=
riidseIaNen.
= Oie neue Bride in Winneapolis,
Die Jog. SuspenI ion Bridge, bat bereits
$l6S,64S.21 setoitet uno ,pirb tis gu
ibrer Nollenbuns bic @eraussabune
elmer Snmme BON 10000 Oou. in
Nnlpru9 nebmen.
NewOcrf, IL. Sanuar.
Drei Slider BON Glaobasb. Srlanb
,uelde nit itrem 1abrseHse wd6rsno ei=
neg sturmes in bas offsne 0eer binaus
setrieben morben maren, traien eeftern
an Sorb zines SdiHes elm. weldes Il.
aufsenommen 1attc, nadoem ie feds
Gage Dem @ino uno ben @ogen preis
gescben ,uaren xno entietli& selitten
batten. 0ie @erztteten beiben Nitolous
Moran, 4atrid Moran> (oeiien Batter
uno Nitolaus @mitb. Ser SO Sabre
alte Sol. Moran, Der 8ruber Yotrids,
fpuroe untsrwess BON elmer @oss iber
Boro sclpi!t un6 srtrant.
Cine Nniabt Saser aus Staot
unb Sort Soose, aanias. bra9ten
meulid BON elmer Saso i'm Snoionerse-
Dict bier srobe neutrality-suspicious.
uou milber 5rutbibner nit. 6lnf
Gage lang biloete sisies @eFisel in
5taot uno Sort Die ein3ise Tlsiidnab-
runs, uno icbsr ucrlorste lid mad 8e-
lieben oamit.
2ittle Nod, Mr!., 10. San. @be.
riff &ottaler ~psrbaitete beute einen
Mann, Der i'd @. Tpau rennt uno
lt@ fix Elm Mitslieo Der Tirn,a ". 9.
2uprence uno 60, @an@eiter, Cbio,
proouftenbdnoler, aussab. Sic Ser
baftuns wuroe orf cine 0epclde BON
Baton &uuse aug porsenommen. Gs
lte0tidbexaus, Dap CT einen @e9lsl auf
9auio uno Carp BON jenem Ylase fir
mebr ais $500 idQhts.
Aus Mala duetts.
@oreelter, MoI., -. San. Gin
ernitli@er &rauaQ faro beute Mbsnb in
Der 8eltbaro stoatsrefsrmldule itatt.
Gtwa 100 Gnobcn morsn an benz Nuf-
ltano betbeilist uno bas Signal wuroe
ourA oas Mboreben oes SAFES Der
SdulSimmer seseben.
Ser 2ampi mar einise Minuten lang
elm uerslueifelter. Jeoes StId Mobel
III 3luei 3immern ,uuroe pOllitdnoig SER
fort. Sen Yeamten sslaNg ss, Die
NuiriGrer in ben ,3immern gu 1alten,
bis 9alTe setommen mar, uno Ie unter=
%,uarfsn lie oann our4 cine m~aNsnboite
Slnwenouns bon Wa1cr aus ben 9po=
%rantcn. &einer Scr 8eamten ODER
Mannsrn tpuroe ernilid perleSt uno
fem &nabe entfam.
G9ieo9o, 16. San. Sic Yolt=
uno S@neasiige offer BON bier ausse=
benoen @abnen lino our9 Den G9nee=
fed nm bon elmer Bis Spolf Stunoer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

t.u1tert tuoroet NOR, u%er1dmrneln I'D
beuafnet auf benz 2ofopetts Ylab. I'M
Die BON @ouperneur 2elos obseiest
sapreme.G Court wieber ein,uieten.
3weite OtpsY@e.
10ubr Ior9ens. Sn allen etra'
ben iiebt man Hepafnete. ,ueI@. mad
benz 2aiapette HIas ellen, auf ,peI&sn
Ind berittene 5clbatsn berumtummeln
als Of lie ins Gelb rider MOLTEN
lgewaHnete mtIben ii9 heim sberif
Der ,uie es beibt, Die NbF@t bat, BON ben
CUR 3eit BON Der metropolitan poli;ej
beiesten Sisxnss-s aal Der Supreme.
Court Sc[t 3a ersreifen uno bic BON
@onperneur Wi9oQs ernannten &i9te,
Der Supreme Court in ibr Mmt einsu.
|ieben. NQer @abri@einliateit mad
Mil man ii@ AUDI Der Yoli;citationen
eemdbti9cn. 3aut elmer in biclisen
yldttcrn ucr0Feutlidtsn 8stanntma9-
uns bat bic 8albinston MrtiQerie.
.Gompasnie SefebI erbalten, Ii9 UNI 10
ubr Morsens in ibr:m @adsujaale su
uerlammeln.
9ritte $ epef9
y ouperneur Yadorb's Not6=
ruff.
1890 Mcrsens. Mnsebli9 nil Der
SberiH nit oen auf DEM gaiapette Ylat
csrlammelten gewaHneten nm IL llbr
Morgens nod Dem &ebdube Der Sup=
rerss< Court am Sadion Square mar.
l@issn uno periu@cn, baNxlbe gu BE-.
iesen. Ser Oberri@ter 2uselins pro-
lioirt bort Der sibuns uab Gapitan
@rap BON Der metropolitan Yolisei be-
wa4t nit cinem onlebnliden 9eta4e.
nent Eoli3iiten oas @ebaubs. Mnseb=
li@ mill Der Oberri9ter ben eberifi
ablcsen. ,penn cr periuden iolte, (i4
beg @sbauoes sn bemadtisen.
Goussrneur Yadarb bat pom Capitol
aus ben Eraioenten mittellt telegram.
mes UNI 9llfe erIudt. Sic YepaHne.
ten o%esooouircn guar iestiAe MbIdt,
cine goaiiion 5u p%ropociren, allein
lrsenb Gin 3ufaQ Tam lol@e berbei.
iIbren.
RI 8nuperneur Ni&oIls
beFnoet ii@ in Der ct. 4atrids= 9ale.
Die VswaHneten lebten Ii9 UNI II III,
in Seuesuns uno marl4irten in Gins
M5tbeilunsen bonn 2afapettc-
PIab ab. unsefa9r 500 marl6irten
bic Gbarlsstrabe entlans. permutblid
mad benz 8ebause Der Supreme Court.
Sie anoersn Nbtbeilunsen marl4irten
IN lllol11er uno ,peltliher Gi9tun9.
@ierte Depei@e.
SroSe Nufresuns. Mnsefdbr
10000 Mann auf oem2a=
fapette= Ylab.
l1.45 Vormittass. Sic lleber9abc
Der Stationsbduler im Oritten prec;nel
bs9ebrt uno Iofort permsi9ert.
unsefdbr 10000 perlonen jinb aui
Dem Saflonplas uno in Der Na6e bel=
Ielben %perlammelt. uno cine ss,ualtise
aufresuns berrI@t. Gin anlebnlider
5rupp gepaHneter ftebt auf Der 2enee=
Settle oes @lases. @ouperneur Yadaro
|agt oab bic metropolitan Seleqra-
pbenorabte 5eri9nitten puroen, uno
Bop er lid nit benz Ser. ct. Marl6aa
int 3oQamtsscbamoe in @erbin=
oun9 selcst babe. Sic i'm Capitol lta=
tlouirten Mstropolitan=Yol ,uer=
Den NIT Sprinsiielo- 9i@isn tamaHnet.
Stores i'm franjOlii6en @iertcl 5inb
scI6IoNsn, unO Dos Ser. ct.
MfiIitar befnoet Ii@ in Dem sruei 6au-
lcrpiertel cntfernten Orleans Ootel, uno
aberpadt Die auf Dem Ylass perlam=
melte Mcn9e, fiibrt oher feline @oifen.
Iufre9uns nimmt nit ieoer Mi=
mute gu, unp oie Situation lit lebr tri=
tiI9.
Ganfte 9epciae.
Seletuns oes 8ebdubes Scr
Supreme Court.
- llbr Mittags. Nor 10 Miuutcn
Nidols MiliS Dag @cbaube Der
Suprsme Court, uoroui Die BON Ni=
dolls ernonnten &idter ein9eictt mur-
ben. sdmmtli@e Yoli3siitationen be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

u { lben's Yoltsmcbr3cit 276,337.
+ Gin timmis sr,udtt.
" Silsen's Tscbrbeit Der GleetoroIfimmen ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

G9ieo9o, 16. San. Sic Yot=
uno S6nta3uge 'olfer BON bier ausse=
benoen @abnen Iino ourb Den S9nee=
Iaa I'm BON elmer Bis SwOlf Stunoen
pcrlpatet. Son bier lino aQe 3ise 81
lhrer resclmdbiscn 3eit abseldidt por-
Den. IS berrI4t fortudbreno elm leid=
ter s@neefal. Ser S@nee liest iebi
unsefdbr 5pci SUP bod.
Sitting Bull.
ToIssnoe 9epel6e lief 9eute I'M D1i=
li!are9auptquartier Elm:
st. Yaul, Minn.. 16. San. Mn Der
@eneraloojutanten Der 9ipifion bes
Wto. Cine bon Col. Wtiles iiber 8o;emor
tommenoe 0epeibe bcri9tet, baB ON
Is. SsSember orei Gompagnien beg 5.
Sniantsrieresiments unter Befebl bes
%2ieutenant Trant $. galo,pin Bel Ne(
@atsr ouf Sitting 8uQ's Eager seito=
zen uno oenielben nit Serlult aaes in
Eager Befinoliden unb GO ManleIelr
uio ponies 9el6lasen babeu. 81,
J Snoianer retteten ni9t pisl me1r, al!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

Gunfte 9epel1e.
Seletuns oes @ebdubes Scr
Suprcme Court.
- llbr Mittaes. Ior 10 Mimutcn
beietts Midoas MiliS Dag &ebauoe Der
supreme Court, worauf Die BON Ni=
dolls e%rnonnten &idter ein9eictt pur.
ben. sdmmtli@e Yoliseiltationen BE-
finosn ii@ in Den 9ansen Der Mi9ols
&esierun9. &cin einsiger Sdub ficl
Bis jcst.
Se@ste 9epe{@e.
Sn einem Mittass beraussesebenen
GrtrnbIatte Der vYieopune" bcibt e.
b'nli@tli9 Der @eriammIuns 8ewaN=
meter am beutisen Morsen. Nur mc=
nige mubten, oab be seiekli6e @taats=
NfiliS or9anilirt uno bewaifnet wproe,,
mar, um Die 8efsble oes @%ouperneurs
gu poa5ieben, unb oob bic auf oen
Strabm nod uno nod ii9 e%iniiubcn=
Den SemoHnetm bic @taatsmili3 bill
oeten. 8eneral Oegle fii6rte Sen Se.
febl, uno uaren Die Generale 8eban
nno Tanory feline Mililtenten. Colonel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01
Jus Orr Rfpolntions3eit.
8pn
CbMarb SmsIiac.
(5crtlebung.)

G'e Geelsute battsn BET ibrer Abs
rsiEt rsslptpbsn. 1oe fir Iaa bur6
etAsns 0ctsr Nadrihten ;u lenoen
cis 3a.dflsbltsbtusn errparteten ie nit
3aasn nnp Saassn. Man bate 1ah
rem Ma,(he sss l~5sinres zen Sag uup
cte Siance tereGnf', no ct erl9etnen
muEte, rtEr II nidt ~abgfbalten tpatben
lOuts. uup not p!auble pDn Minute ;u
Mtnuts ras J~linisnfsuer unp bas
Woloaelhyel eer 0Iautn III bDren. NIT
Gem lie tb apf cis Neinb5fe %ldr3ten.
Stst So9e pir3tnneE in cteler Ansf
esnn man nuets, pa6 pie Wdnner. Die
su'sgt fcEoe8oSsn, lpecsr wfitaufommen.
np0 cte t5atlti6s Wrmss 3u erreiAen
i'm @tonre aswtien waren. Mm flnfs
TIN Gage ~ mau upn In ungewte-
belt, uno man ;fybrab Th Zen Sop6
was man rartbsr penfen (Oute. SGpn
sdb I u Ger Dofouua utsoer 8aum.
uno c,e Wetbsr, Die I@ in bic Wdlcer
aeflIh.et balten, ~bsgonren wiecer 0ers
trauen ~ aewinnen. Die 2eute BON
0aupert, pom 9errn BON TblanbeS am
atSibu. waren trSpil@sn uoh etnem
Watihe DON 3rst Iaaen duf cine
Tttncli6e Nbtbstiung eetobsn. rte ni1t
belcarers fart war. Sic Sausrn
srifsa fe mi! I0l6er Sub on, oas Iie
ntGt w,pertsben tennte. uno bis auf
etnias Ktiihiltnae oerntdtd wuroe.
Uts 4bikestunA par atet nuy Der 8ors
ttob ems pstG Ea,fsren restbaufens
aeneirn, uno Dtels folate iDr. bua pie
6IUQiltaAe Don osm ftotibebobten Erefs
Ten IN 8tnntntB selegt auf Osm fuse.
Ite @snrser obnten btsB ntdt, uno
lG!uaen, pom eem lanaeu Warl1e unD
Der Anitysuaune Cos Sam2fes ermlpst,
auf ctm SGiadtfelee tbr eaeer auf.
Sa!O tEaf Ger 0ssrbaufen per 3epublts
fansr stn. Die Bauern, etwa nod
buugett Wanu ita,f, so9en ftd in pas
8ebulb auttd unp aieIten abt Stuno
Den long ren Ansrif Don 100 Nann
aus. BaIp gebra6 es ibnen an Mus
milton, ura fs Iupen ibte @eDsbte NIT
aIttn Rnrpfen uuO 9plcifGden. roeI6e
ote SfRb,sIe tet fG eotten. Dit
1iauen, curb ben bortn6dt8en Wtoer'
itono wltb4no gsma6t Droneen In pae
@eblI6 e'n. man i@lu9 i6 Wann sc:
gen Manp, uno 0 osn8auern wurOt
ether na6 Gem onpe,sn nt:per8ema6t
Nls p;e Osrren DO. gbateaumur uni
8enrSupre Auf5 pstiOren Iaben, flra.
ten fe itG Su Yfero in bic Netben be-
Hspubt,taner uno. felsn pom 100 30
,onnetfi6en puT6bobrt. 5err BON Tbi
anNse wuEoe gefanSen .uno erIttt bat
uamt,1e &Gtdicl. Gtntae WGune
tHttamsu, tnneM its non @raben 81
.Mloten lpgaaAen Mnp tbre IsBten SG
astn periGOnsH.
Gtnu esuelrsE, Peter @ourloy mi
Nomep, fam eriabpfL nit @unpen be
) ctdL ~ 8auUerI an, batte nur 3sti
osn Sanssa 8OrSane su ~erSdblsn. IN
td Damn bdlb tOot ntsper. u
: bfsdtnSbotlhaft lauft 0 paus 4,
DAGs, Die Wsrber psrlalIsn tbte ohlaf
td!lsn, man pOht oOnlplre su lbare
lnD batc tit DIR gan e Rir6lprengel au
ee' 6tuhr DgBriTsn. pauiet bss,bt fla
outs &nIUb, Dtft bte Rammufrau
gHc laBt tyr, eab er nit ccm 6rdu
lem IpreG n Eufs, Ia em cas- ssbs
!, Ger perlhalt auf BEN Spiele ftdups.
h Las Brdulein bate t6 fur cine
tolnen j}eu rim 3smmcr geUablt. ca
oo1 caa, @0iaiiimmsr iDNe 0atst
, Iaa. -sM .dastIsr 3sit i@tssf fl ~
, a.ycg s.asn tut@ Osan8hisW 1rauE
olt untebtOGsaea boot unrubtes
{ S9laf. Der lOn Der @IOdt. DasSs
len stnss bunpes, oos SIdusn o.
9,sbes in psn Stdasn n1a&te fe pI6e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01
UeutlletOn n.
CGar bic iunsen 0eler bes @anbsrer.)
ShuuitD.

Snnie fibIsn MIR bas Slid,
Das bic S@ule uns sewabrt,
Wel&e ieben Nusenbltd
@&Snss, @Ntss tennsn lsbrt.
WaS nt&t, baS uHa ltttenb ituBk
Nuf Der eanaen 9%ebensbabn,
Nas uns tauieubfdltts Mist
RSnnrn ptr Don itr empfabH.
Sbr, Der eb'len pFssertn
Wabreu @Iidss, iet bic 3eit
llni'rer SuseuD, gum @eptna'
Sir tas 2eben, frob sepetbt!-
8rObes Strrben. pfi&tsefibL
Das rie !3eit uns riissn betst,
Qenfet auf benz Wee' gum !3tel
Gutter Weul&eu CHM unb Self.
GILES SpisIeu mTse ME
llus ent3teb'n ben, l1nterrt&t',
Denn Seri&punb'ne 3ett-a&! Fe
Rebrt ut@t wieber, epts ui&t.-
Gerne bIetbe trigger Stnn,
Ger1 bic GIatte,bnfheteit! -
9ur ben 8letBtesn, uur ibn
3isret fets 3ufrtebenbeit.
q. 81. 81.
St. paul, Mtnn., NoS. 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-09
PRESIDEN.- DTCKsON'S EXHIBIT
Delaware and Hudson Stockholders Hearing
Words of Encouragement.

At the annual meeting of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company yesterday. Mr..
Thomas Dickson, President Of the company.
explained the premature publication of the
annual report. IL had always been customary.
he said. to present the report ut the meeting in
May. but the persistent attacks OF the enemies
of the corporation. intended to injure its credit
rendered II necessary to publish the report in
January. In reply to stockholders questions.
he said that the company had not lost $500 900
through the New York and Canada Railroad as
had been alleged. Its loss was only $3.50, 900.
The floating debt was no larger now than usual
at this season. Since August last 1t had been
reduced 100000. The company had not bor-
rowed one dollar since February last. and all
bills had been paid as soon as audited. Mr.
Dickson attributed the fall in the stock to the
decline In the price of coal and said that If coal
could be put up one dollar ton the company
would have no difficulty in paying a dividend
Of ten per cent. As 70 the company's property.
IT IL in better condition than ever before. and,
IN his opinion. the stock is intrinsically worth
more than par.
been made in salaries. he replied that those of
outside men had been reduced, and that the
numbor, Of inside employees had been curtailed.
The President is paid t25.OOO. the Assistant
Pre- President $4,000, the Treasurer $4,000 and
pany due in November he conamued are are 20 he
either redeemed or renewed That is a uues-
ton yet 10 he settled. There is a mortgage Of
VI .OOO.UOO on the cOmpany's coal lands, but the
properly Is worth over as 900 900. and the mort
gage !naturing in November will be provided
Tor. The company takes one-quartrr Of its coal
from the land covered by this mortgage. The
bonds Of 1891 are secured by property In New
York. 10y twenty miles Of airoad. and 10y other
property. The companys Pennsylvania prop
erty IS not encountered. The profit ON coal is
small-vcry small. indeed; but the MANAGE
ment deems IL best TO keep the mines at work
rather than let them lie idle and detcriorute in
value
President Dickson. in thanking the stockhold.
ers for their confidence. said that the Secretary
held proxies for over 100000 shares. The rle,-
ton for managers resulted in the choice If Ali.
A. Low. Robert Lenox Kennedy. james W
Halstcd. I."grund j.. Cannon. James L, Tay'or
Thomas Dickson, John Jacob Aston, Thomas
Cornell, J. Picrpnnt Morgan. George Cabot
Ward, kobrrt 5. Hone. james Roosevelt, and
Il.NI l. Mnrinn- -
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Let the New Charter be Vetoed.

The Omnibus Charter ought not to receive
the Governors signature, for the sufficient
reason that it is not a thorough measure Of
reform. but only u makcshift which fails 10
touch the whole root Of the matter
The saving which the charter provides for
In the way Of salaries Is a good feature, and
on that account We can heartily commend
II. The consolidation of departments and
the reduction in the number of heads Of de-
rartmcnts Is wise aud iuicous. Unqups-
tion"bly, 1t Is wrong 10 pay three men for
doing the work Of one. For urging this
amount Of retrenchmcnt Mr.. MOHRIssEY
deserves praise
But the omissions OF the bill are serious
and its provisions for the appointment of
the Board of AppOtOnment fatal t. its use
fulness. The enormous salaries Of the police
force and the hrcmcn are left untouched,
and SO are the expenditures Of the Board of
Education. There can be no real reform un-
I'll these three departments are subjected to
the pruning knife. And a-4to allowing the
Mayor to control the Boar,luf ApportiOn-
mout, Icy appointing four members of il. no
sane man can favor such schcihe for a mo-
meut.
We are sorry that the labors Of a whole
session If the Legislature should have borne
no more satisfactory fruit; but SO it is, and
ii cannot Ice helped The Governor must do
his duty. and that duty plainly is that he
should knock the thing in the head
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The movement in South Carolina to make
Associate Justice WILLARD Chief Justice Of
the supreme Court is undoubtedly IN the
interest Of the holders OF the fraudulent
and repudiated over-issuo known rs tho
conversion bonds
If the holders Of this worthless paper can
make up IA bench to suit their schemes. they
will have fair prospect of realizing to the
extent Of six or seven million dollars on
scrip that can now be bought for less than
three per cent. OF course the fact that the
redemption Of these bonds would increase
by millions hehurdenu of the already almost
ruined taxpayers Of South Carolina does
not affect the calculation. Of the Spectators
or of CHAMBEkLAIN. their attorney. VIII
LARD and the drunken negro Justice
WRIGHT are already committed to the re-
dcmption scheme, and if WILLARD could be
promoted 10 the seat made vacant by the
death of CAiri Justice MosES, and the man
WRIGHT retained as Associate, the spccula-
tors could afford TO have the third place
given To- "A Democrat and an honorable man
This seems TO be the programme, and we
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The most important duty now incumbent
upon the people of the United States is to so
deal with the first Fraudulent President
known in our history that there shall never
be another Of the kind
In the performance Of this duty ordinary
social considerations may sometimes have
70 give way; but no such consideration is Of
any Importance compared with the prcser-
walton Of republican Institutions and demo-
cratic sclf-government.
An honest king is better than a Fraudulent
President. The American people fought
seven years to get rid of their honest king
Getting rid of their Fraudulent President
will neither be 81 long nor 50 difficult
process.
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While, however abstcntion is probably the
course resolved on by the Government, IL
may at any moment become necessary to
depart from it If the Russian Successes on
the eastern frontier seem to cndangcr that
vague and indciinable influence so powerful
In the East known as prestige"
1t is firmly believed by those who
entertain tho traditional dread of Rus
sia's advance upon India, that she has
long since abandoned Constantinople for
Bagdad. and that If she had to choose be-
tween the Bosporus and the Persian gulf
she would infinitely prefer the latter Prac-
tically, the possession of COnstantinoplc in
no way advances the designs on India, If
she really has any, while it is evident that
n port on the Persian gulf would be a
menace to the British power in India
which England would be obliged at all
hazards to meet. The occupation OF Bag
dad by British army may be an
event .Horc Immediately impending than
that OF Constantnople; and II ever
Russian and British bayoncts are des-
tined to cross, II is as likely to be in the
valley of the Tigris as anywhere else Such
II contingency, however, we believe to bc
iNih't'' anu III bIiOt vi lut hll vi NuIllht
preparations, and the noise OF the peace
party, we do not think England is 80 near
active interference in European affairs as
the stormy scenes in the House OF Commons
and the ignorant and miscellaneous utter
ances of party demagogues might lead per-
sons at a distance to imagine
One piece of news which has arrived
by telegraph Is, however, significant.
1t is announced that the Sultan has
resolved to declare religious war. We
have yet to see what effect this may
have upon 1s0,ooOOo0 Of Mohammedans
scattered over the British possessions in
the East, the French colony Of Algeria, the
Russian khanatcs OF central Asia, aud those
Mussulman countries which are still inde-
pendent, and can contribute their uncivil-
lied hordcs to swell the armies Of the Com
mander of the Faithful.