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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29
POLITICAL PROPHETS.

Political prophets are queer genus.
They spring up with the recurrence of each
election, and have, for a time, exceeding
great popularity. They are of all sorts.
They only require knowledge of the COM
plexion of the predictions required, and are
able on the shortest notice to fill all orders.
Not only do they make the predictions to
suit emergencies, but they fs:rtify them with
an array of facts and arguments that are
perfectly irresistible and incontrovertible.
The Democratic prophet is, at the present
time, the most industrious, for the reason
that it requires greater ingenuity aud deeper
argument to prove that success is within
reach than is required of the Republican
pr phet.
But after election is the time that tries
the prophets souls. No matter what thew
may have predicted previous to that date,
they feel it incumbent upon them to vindi-
cate their judgment or explain why their
prophecies did not come true. If the Dem
ocrats are beaten at the polls the Dem
ocratic prophet is obliged to give some rea-
son for it. He alleges in the first place the
profuse dlspensation Of money; then the
treachery of some prominent members of
the party; and finally some hitherto hidden
attribute of the candidates has contributed
to their unpopularity and resulted in defeat
The Republican prophet has one never fall
ing explanation for Republican defeats-the
newly-invented word, "bulldozing," coupled
of late with the ominous monosyllable
''bar'l." These, like charity, cover a multi
tude of sins of both omission and COM
mission. It is never in order for Republi-
can prophet to explain away defeat by al
leging unpopularity or unftness on the part
of candidate, for it is a moral certainty
that the same candidate will come up for
the same Office at the next election, and such
confessions would be decidedly inconvenient
for retrospective reference.
The political prophets are particularly
numerous just now, especially in the States
where close contest is in progress. New
York has three sets of them, and occasion
ally all take hand at the particular province
of the others. According to one set, Cornell
is the coming governor of the Empire State
by majority ranging all the way from
score to fifty thousand. Robinson has par
able corps of prophets. They will
not acknowledge the possibility of his de-
feat, and have already arranged to shout over
the wisdom of their judgment. But it is
just possible that they have also arranged
number of reasons which will conclusively
prove that he 1eyer bad any show. of an
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The St. Louis g. San Francisco Railroad.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 28.-Judge Baker, vice presi
dent Of the st. Louis a. San Francisco railroad,
just returned from New York, says preliminary
arrangements are now being made for the com
pletion of the above named road from Veneti;
Indian Tarritorv. it's present terminus, to the
Pacific ocean. Also, that 800, 600 600 of Ger
man capital, at five per cent, is offered to con-
struct the road. If this arrangement is COM
pleted the road will be built under the land
grant originally given by Congress to the At
lantic d Pacific railroad.
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ScHuRz refuses to speak TO. Cornell in
New York unless he receives his usual sti
pend, three hundred dollars night and ex-
penses. The Republican committee doesn't
regard his services of that value, and conse-
qaently Carl will obey Mr.. Hayes civil SER
yioa order.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29

BEN BUTLER is laboring under the delu-
through the agency of the votes of the people.
If he succeeds in carrying Massachusetts
next Tuesday Re will have made long
stride in that direction, and it is reported he
has taken the bung out of his barrel in the
hope Of winning. But it is a long journey,
and Ben may peter out before he has reached
the coveted goal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29

GAR1BALD1 still clings to the hope that
Austria will eventually be driven out of the
South Tyrol, and he hopes that there will be
no friendship between the two nations until
that time. We fear that the two countries
will be estranged for many year to come if
Garibaldps wish is respected.
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New Y ,rk Ban k. n eeding sh.rman,s hal,

New ,rk Banks N eedng Shsrman's Help
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The comptroller of
currency has written to the national banks in
New York, whose reserve for the week ending
October 25th, as shown by the clearing house
statement, to have been below the legal re-
qulrements to report to him the present state
of their accounts and directing them if still
deficient, to make it good q required by law,
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The New York Sun is booming loudly for
Hancock as Presidential candidate. It de-
clares that he is the strongest man in the
Democratic party, and lays emphasis upon
the statement that il elected he will be in
augurated. Palmer, of Illinois, il suggested
as Vice President on the same ticket.
Such team would no doubt be strong
one.
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Against the Baltimore Ohio Railroad

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 27.-some months
ago the p, W. & Ky. railroad company COM
menced the work of extending their line to
Benwood, four miles below the city, and a. the
route was over portion of the line of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, that COMPANY re-
fused to grant them the privilege Of crossing
their track, and Immediately began obstructive
measures. The case was thr.;wn into court
aad has been on trial for week. This even
ing the jury rendered a verdict in favor of
the P, W. & KY. railroad company.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29

THERE 10 very little interest in the cam
pagn in Pennsylvania, and one would
scarcely know from perusal of the news
papers that general election was 80 near at
hand. All interest seems to center on the
result in New York, for that is really the
pivotal State of the Union.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, is the last of the
old GRO wd to come out for Grant, but be
makes up in enthusiasm what he has lost by
peer of Napoleon and Xerxes both in states
manship and military prowess. What does
Boutwell, expect to get under the empire2
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29

The vacant European missions are not to
be filed until after the assembling of Con-
gress. Both have been vacant for more
than six months, and yet it doesn't appear
that the interests of this government have
suffered either at London or st. Petersburg.
Perhaps it would be good idea to leave
these missions vacant permanently, and thus
save the matter of thirty-fve thousand dol
lara a YEAR.
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
before Judge Wilkin.1
JURY CASES,

JURY CASES.
James Drea vs.. Cariveau & Friedman. YER
dict for plaintiff, with damages assessed at
$505.l5.
Margaret MCCARTHY vs.. j. G. MCCARTHY. Case
settled and dismissed.
Margaret Flynn VS.. Cleo. A. German ct al.
On trial.
THE CALL
Keller VS.. the st. Paul & Sioux City R, r,
Company.
OpRenheim Va. Albright.
Palmer vs.. McRobert.
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MaeniciDal Court.
Before Judge O'Brien.7

WUN1CaDNl CONTt.
Before Judge OBrien.7 T.
CRIMINAL
The City vs.. Thomas Reddington; drunken
ness. Sentenced stayed
The City vs.. Peter Bowling; drunkenness.
Committed for twelve days.
The City VS.. Johr Murray; vagrancy. Com
mitted for twenty days.
The City vs.. Patrick Moran and Martin Lin
dahl; disorderely conduct. Committed for
The city VS.. Daniel Henry; disorderly con.
duct. Committed for fifteen DAYS.
The City vs.. Frank Temple; disorderlv con-
duct. Fine of 1878 paid and discharged.
The City vs.. William Henry; disorderlv con-
duct. Fine Of 1915 paid and defendant dis
charged.
Henry Hale vs.. Charles Ahrens; action for
restitution of premises. Case set for trial on
Nov. 3rd, at 10 M.
Samuel D. Grema VS.. the Keokuk Northern
Line Packet company; action for damages,
Case continued two weeks by agreement
The Minnesota Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company vs.. Ca.par Oberline; action on
promissory note. Case dismissed.
Theodore Hamm vs.. Michael Hynes; action
for goods so d. Case continued to general term
calendar of Nov. 4th.
Nora Tougher vs.. George Keigher and Isaac
Van Dorm: action of trOver. Case set for trial
Nov. 10th, at2P NJ
William N. Allen vs.. Joseph Coates; action
OF trover. Case continued to general term
calendar Of Nov. 4th. at 10 A. M.
Lawton Brothers vs.. R. Barden; action for
services Case set for trial on Nov. 10, at III
A. NJ.
The Bennett Female Seminary of Minneapo.
lis VS.. Adam Rau; action for services. Case set
for trial Nov. Is, at 10 A.. NJ.
Chas. Allen VS.. Joseph Thornton: action on
lease Case continued to general term of Nov.
4, at 10 A. NJ.
James NJ. Smith i Co. vs. J. M. wenger; &C.
ton for goods sold. Case set for trial on Nov.
7, at2P. M.
TIE German American Bank Va. Andrew
Jackson; action for goods sold. Case continu-
ed to general term of Dec. 2, at 10 A. NJ
Vincent D. Walsh vs.. Albrecht, Lanpher &
Finch; action on lease. Defendants given IN
general term calendar, Nov. 4, at 10 M
Scott, Cutler Crossette Coe d. Francis;
action for goods sold. judgment for plain
tiff for SlO2.97.
James Wood vs.. The st. Paul, Minneapolis
Manitoba Railway mpauy; garnishee of
Samuel A. Colby, defendant. Continued to
general term Of Nov. 4, at 10 A. M.
William F. Davidson vs.. Edward Mccain:
action for restitution of certain premises.
Case .ntinued to general term of Nov. 4, at
1OA.
Peter Dunbar vs.. Warren Carpenter; action
on due bull Case continued to general term
of Nov. 4, at 10 A. NJ.
Samuel D. Hayward vs.. M. E. Davis. de-
PENDANT. and the Chicago Milwaukee 4 st.
Paui hallway com any, garnishee; action for
lodging. Defendant defanlted.
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Gen. Loring and Senator Spencer at Bis
marck.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

BISMARCK, d. T., Oct. 28.-Gen. Loring, of
Egyptian fame, and Pasha in the Turkish
army, is in the city. He now lives in Florida
and is an urcle of Mrs. Senator Spencer.
Senator Spencer, of Alabama, went through to
the Hills last night. He is one of the MANY
candidates mentioned for representative from
Dakota.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29

While blasting rocks for the construction
of sewer in Hastings the other day, rock
of enormous weight was thrown upon
house and crushed through the roof, doing
q good deal of damage.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29

STATE TICKET.
Governor--EDMUND RICE. Of Ramsey.
Leutsuant Governor P BARNUM, of Stearns.
Secretary of State-FELIX A. BORER, Of LIE Sueur.
State TreaSurer-L. e. COW Derry, of O!msted.
Attorney Geueral-P VI. b AB JOCK, Of Heunepin.
r. X. Com.-COL WM. COLVILL, of Goodhue.
Ramsey County Ticket.
Register of Deeds-OTTO DREHER.
County Treasurer-H. NJ. RICE.
County Attor ey--J j. EGAN.
CorOner-C A. STEIN.
County Com.-Upper District JOHN GRACE.
Lower District, j. F. MCINTOSH.
Country, THOMAS RYAN,
County Surveyor L. w. RUNDLETT.
Mum cipal Judges-WM +. MCGRDRTY,
JAMES f. OBRIEN,
Court Commissioner-T. K. HUDDLESTON.
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Extract f, ON Copy.
Extract + ON Copy.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, J
Office If the lss Asst. P. NJ. General,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. Dist, 1879.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2lst, 1879.
POSTMASTER,
Railway, N. j.,
SIR:-
COMPLAINT has been made that you are With
holding letters addressed to NJ. A. Dauphiu.
The simple fact that letter is addressed to
NJ. A. Dauphin does not, under the present
ruling IF the Department, warrant it's deten-
ton at the mailing office.
Very Respectfully, ...
(SiPned) JAMES H.~MARR, ...
LIST Asst. P. M. General
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Enterprise of the Heathen Chinee

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28.-The Bulletin pub
fishes facts showing great activity exists among
merchants and capitalists in China Chinese
merchants will soon place line of steamers
between China and the Sandwich islands snd
others between the islands and San francisco.
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PrObnte Court.
Before Judge O Gorman.l
In the matter of Henry Shabe., deceased :;
petition filed for letters of administration,
Order made for hearing Nov. ~. Petition
tlso filed for letters of special administration.
Margaret Shaber appointed special administrs-
trix and ordered to give bonds4n the sum 81
$40, 900.
In the matter of the guardianship of Adolph-
inc Wolf, J. p. Leituer appointed Guardian.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

ar. PAUL WEDNESDAY, OCT 80. MA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-05-01
Serftbiebe,1e Mnfisbten.

General Miles, Der 8ekblsbaber Der
5ruppen in Montona, p6b in nd9Fer
3eit bon Wal9inston nod leinem po=
ltsn 5uriidtebren, unb er miro - 9ant
Den Mnor0nungen ser Militdrbeb0reen
~ genug Sruppen CUR Nerfiieune ba=
ben, UNI Den 9efabrli6en MnI4ldsen
Sitting 8ul's begesnen gu f0nnen.
General Miles felt es in Mbreoe, bab
er oielen Geino unterl6dbe, ionbern er
ma6te Die 9erren in 8aibinston i'm
gesentbeil oarauf aufinerflant, oab
Sitting 8uu Bel Weitenl Der besabtejte
uno gefdbrlidite Snbianer un{erer
3eit lei un6 an 8eoeutung ni6t binter
R0nig 8bilipp uno Secumieb 5uriid-
fsbe. Grferer 1T Der gel6i6tli6 be-
riibmte 9duptlin9 Der Mampanpaes,
toelder i'm Sabre 1875 Ben Snbianer=
'guno in Neu=Gnglano segen bic mei=
Ben Goloniiten gu @tanoe bradte, um
oiele NO m6gli6 3u pernidten> unb Ser
erf nod 5peiidbri9em blntisem &riege
non Den beloenmiitbigen Yuritanern
belte9t nno perni6tet merben fonnte.
Seenmleb ii ser seualtise @bawnee-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-05-01

Sie @dmpfe Der Ietten ssodje. pcnn
ld)on eisentlid porausIicbttid5 can,
Spedlos, luaren oo6 ni6t arm an ine
tsrellanteiten 3iuiidenfdlen, unb bas
Sntsrellanteite mar o6ne ssraoc Das
lsbr enettpolle sluftretsn bes lncbbdr-
sl9en Senators Soris BON SU;nois
sesen 1eet!onelle YarteifdmpFe ii5er=
1aupt, aber in oem porIiesenSen w
9unlten Der oemofratiIdbcn WufFaIIul,e.
Sle grpartung oes pddHcn g5Iuiiat's
oslltlben. Der Gnti9eioun9. 0cs BraR=
oenten. 1T cine bo6gcipaunte
es 1T ba 9sas2 Gin o6erraIje,g
geto beg grdliocnten. Soldenoes 1T
Die Sotl l9oft Deg grdIioenten, nit loslr
DER er Dem GeprdIeniantendou7r bic
g'll, betltelt: ~ein 9!ft CUR gcri!i=
ll9lng BON @eloern fir Sen ltntcrhaIt
Der Slrmee fir bos Rcdnunosi9hr.
weldes ON 80 SUM 1880 enSct uub
1tlr onbere 3'ucfs suriidi0ift.
An oos 9aps Der 3cpraicntauteu
$50 babe Die pidtigcn ron ser bci-
fol9enecn SiQ beriibrtcn %roacn rs}7l5t
ilberIe9t nno gc6e OieIel6c 0em 66uie
Der Heprdlentonten nit mcjncn Gia-
DanO9rilnoen Oo9e9cn 3uri4 Dir
8ia triffti Ser gclu652Iidjsn G(prat
IIlr ben llnterbaIt Ser 9(rmee fir tas
6lsfaljabr= =WerIugunq. Gnl6itlfe Te
lpeltsr !, ter nl3ts, 10 wiirOe lie lOFort msiae
Setltlmmung erbolten. gl6er tie cut=
balt nod Geleb 8eflimmun9cn, bic
angeban9t an @elo gcluilliQunsen,
mel6e erforoerIi6 Iino fir wirliameu
Soll5u9 etlI6er Der lpi6tiGiten sFuaf=.
tlonen Der @eaisruno, Te5r in6o!t5d@Dcrc
61o9en auflperfen. 0ie Gte 2t6t5ei=
lung Der 8il bejiebt li0 auf Gin ictt
oeltebenoes Statut 6etreii Der @oG=
ma9t pon YerIonen I'M Gial=, M}i.tdr=
uno Slottenoienit Der Ser. Gtaaten,
aussullben ON Yldben oQgcmeiucr obsr
Spe5'ollpablen Die in eine:l Gtaotc ab=
9ebalten peroen.
Slsles etatut luur6e om q. 3febr
1860 anesnommen, nod lanaer s)e-
batte i'm Sennt, beiHobs o6ne CppgHz
t'on I'M Sanie, our0 bos iibcrdaii,m-
menoe Sotpm Der beiOen !siten9eH 9sar=
lelell oes Sanoes, uno iUur0e W:|gk
oour6 Die llnteri0rift Deg grdii93nfs,,
Slncoln. IS lpurOe no0mals beiEd,iit
I'M Sabre 1874 i'll bep rbiOirtgn 5iat.=
4 Ten Der Ser. StaateN 2t6t5eilunsen
1000 unb 5,52S.
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Tiinfter Sabrgana.
DEB .NOR.DSZ,ERV,
Serausgegeben bon
8ricf 5, Safer, ct. G1rub, Minn

4 Ser vglorb fern eri6eint ieoen 9onner>
-ifaa nnb foitet idbrli6 in Soransbesa6lung:
$3.50. Sir ipeniger alS 6 Wfonate miro
fem 9bonuemeilt on9euommen. Son Nban<
rerteu, bte bic 3eitung nid}t orsorudlld) Obj
befelten, miro .angenpmnen, bop 1te Das
announcement fortSuleben ipiiniden. Oie Ser
ot{0umuna, ober 8ertpeigerung ber Nbbo>
lung Der 3eifl.ng bon Dem 8oitomte, ipobtu
bieelbe beorbert tporben 1T, foluie Die lln>
terla1Iung ber Gn5eige CIT Die Serausgeber
BON Ser cttpa HattfinOenoen SrtsberdnDer<
una n11b ber Mnao5c be5 neuer1 gSobnorteS
ent5inbet nibt bon ber gesa6lun9 bes aollen
g(bonnelnent5betrages.
Mnaeigen,
tpelde obne 8cmerfung sur s(ufna6ne cin>
eeben, toerben 70 lange eingeriidt nno be-
rednct, big iie abbeitellt perotn. sln5etgen
lpelGel1 su Del. sep6Dnlidjen 9reilen eln9e>
ridt, uamlid5 10 GcntS per grebier Belle,
fit Sic erifc Ginriidung, Nnb Gents Iur
iebc folgenoe. Sir Sln5eigen, Die iaa9ere
Belt fteDen bleiben, piro Elm be0entenDer
Slb5ug crlaubt.
9rudorbeiten
auer slrt, in beutIder, engliIOer, franS6ii,
ider uno l1or!peailAer Spradje iperoeu auTs
SdncQife, Gd)5nite unb Billigite geliefert.
8ejeuungen uno Weloer aorcliire man:
Srtce s. Safer,
8. Gor AO7. ct, @loub, @(inn.
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2Sphe,t 6mmbief)a,t.
81 II 8 ! a n 5.

sgus Berlin tommt bic Na6ridt
oab man @runb babe gu slaubenL bob
alpllAen Den ruliii6en Nibiliiten unb
Etsn fran56lilden uno bettti0sn Mz
uotutiondren cine moblgeorbnete,
'Oeitoersweiste gerl6mOruns befebe,
lpclde ernitli6e @efabren ber=
aufbeidtp0re. gs lei unbeOinst notb-
tpenoig, enereil6e MaBreeeln uno 5tpar
semeini9aftli9e gu ergreifen, 6amit
bem ltmii69reifen oes internotionalen
l1ebels 9eiteuert per6e. 9as iit.lei6t
se1ast, ober- was fir Mabreseln min
man er9reifen? go lanse ourd seist=
gebenoe &0rper ME in Trantreid uno
Deutldiono, Elm &f sesen bis
Stride uno oen @lauben 9efiibrt tpirb,
Der bic MaHen oes Woltes oer Greigei=
iterei uno &eli9ionslof9feit in bic Mrme
|fiibrt nno 10 lange nod Die iociale
|Trage nur BON Wu6eren gel0f lusroen
hoa 10 lange 6as Bplf unter Der
5teuerl6raube i'm SntreIle oes Maili-
tarismus ieuf5t 10 lange Der Booen
unter Dem ebrnen @9ritt Der eroben
9eere er0r6bnt,- meroen ale MaBre=
|9eln ni6ts niiben. Sic 9ebeime inter-
Inationale &epolution miro .fpie Elm &ie=
|lenpolpp li@ iiber ale Staaten Guro=
pas aus0ebnen un6 feline @augarme
| um ale Sbrone tpinben, Bis er nit eli
mem gepalti9en &ud bas @ebduoe Der
Oronung 5uiammenreibt, pie Gam
ion Den Sempel 9a9ons.- -9ie neue=
iten Na6ri6ten itelen es INNER flarer
beraus, bab Die S@ut5ou-4 -4oIitit 8is=
mard's i'm oeutl6en 8olfe, namentli6.
in commereieuen Rreilen bur9aus ni6t
beba9t. 5elbit Die rgleue @tettiner
-3eltun9" 1a9t::
uBer bot oos 8olt sertliiftet, net
bat Den ungeouloigen, beibbungrisen
ggoismus wa9gerufen, ,uer Die @taot
geidet aus Der bie gegen einanber ge-
paffneten Snterehen berporsepadien,
Die ii6 iebt Bis 5ur gesenieitis.n Ser
ni6tung gu befdmpfen oroben? @er
anoers als Die neueite @irtb16aftspo-
litit bes &eibstan5lers nnb bic Ser
tretun9 Der Nation, bie iekt fieberbaft|
erregt, 9edngifigt, ratblos unb un1i6er|
Dor Dem, mas Die nd4fte 3ufnnft|
brinst, ftebt, iie lollte i6re 4ufsabe 70
lei6t 70 duberli@ nebmen, 10 menis
|pon ibrer unsebeuren 8erantportung
our6orungen iein, baB fie ben Bioer-
ifanb se9en unm6slide 3umntbunsen,
Die n1annbafte Nbpebr, ben &f Der
|ebrliden nsber5eusung seeen Die ber=
einbreaenoe rtbldaftlide gerwirrune
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ct: Glouo, Minn., 9onnertae, ben 1. @Rai, 1879.

9duptling> pel6er i'm Sabre 1910 eli
men 8uno peri6ieoener meifli6er eSn=
oianer= @tdmme 9esen Die @eiBen Bill
oete, aber bon General 9arriion, Sem
na6maligen BrdIbenten Der Ser.
[5taaten, am 7. Nopember 1911 in Ser
beriibmten @6la6t an Dem in sen
.@abaib niinoenoen Sippe=g Canoe se=
}9lagen wurbe. eeyn Dem furi oarauf
fpleenosn &riese ipielte seenmieb cine
sefdbrlide &olle auf @site Gnslanos,
puroe enslil6er 8risa9e General fir
Die gu Den GngIdnoern baltenoen Sn=
oianer> uno fiel i'm Srefsn am Sbames
an 5. October 1918.
@d6renO General Miles cine 70 bobe
Meinung BON Sitting 8uQ bat bleibt
General @berioan babel, oab Sitting
Bull Elm gan5 unbeoeutenber &erl lei.
0pb Sberioan bat ME per16nli9 ge=
fo9ten, au@ ME cine ltnterreoung nit
oemIel6en eebatt, pdbrsn0 General
Nliles lomobl ee9en i'm setdmpft ols
nit ibm 9elpro9en bat. Sss6alb
piest oas llrtbeil bes Sen. Milss in
aeIer 6ra9e i6uerer. Grfreuli6 lit
es, oab man au6 nod Ser Mnf1t
5berioan's BEL oen guten 8ortebrun=
gen oes &riegs= 9epartement in oielem
CONNER ni6ts grnitli6es gu fiir9ten
Sat.
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Sic meue califprnifbe Gpn=
ifitntipm II. Sic Gbinefen.

9ie californii9e @taats. Contention,
wel6e 1i6 i'm lebten 6erbit sur Gntper=
fung elmer neuen 9taatsperfa6un9 Der=
lammelte, bat lire Nuf9a6e nod elmer
langen @ibung BON 157 Sagen boll=
enoet. Das grgebniB ibrer grbeiten
miro Der BeoDltsrung bes @ololanoes
am 7. Mai sur Nbitimmung unterbrei=
tet luerben. Man miro iiber Die Ser
failung als @an5es, ni6t iiber ein5elne
5beile oerlelben abitimmen, uno oa Die
Beitimmunsen 9e9en Die Gbinelsn, ,uel=
DE oos 56riftitaf entbdlt, auberor-
bentli6 popular linb, 10 ldBt f6 oas
Ne}ultat jsnsr NbIiimmuns eigentli9
ldon beute porausIa9en.
Sic neue gerfaIiuna bon galifornien
uerIogt sen G9inelen oos 9timmre6t
in jenem @taate: bieIe Beitiumun9 it
eigeutIib i6er rflilIi9, oa bie @elebe oet
Ser. 5toaten Die g9ineien befanntlid
BON oer Grpertung res 8iirserre@ts
ausl6lieben. Cine genoerung oieier
Beitinmun9en Der Bunbes= es=8erfaliuug
piroe natiirlid) ou9 fit Galifornlen
maBsebeno lein miiHen, ielbf ,penn Die
caIifornil6e @taats- Gonltitution an
oers perfigte. N&it anoern 9Sorten,
9eitatteten Die Ser. Staaten bur@ cine
Nenoerun9 Der Bunoesperfailun9 Die
Aufnabme Der Gbiuelen i'm Safe lie
Ib noturaliliren lisbeu, an6 in Cali
fornien bas @tinmre6t baben, au6
penn bic BIrser oes 5taates bas @e=
|sentbeil belblieben Iollten.
Sic @toatsoerfailun9 bon Galifor-
.niel1 entbdlt inoellen no6 an0ere 8ess
Itilnmungen. @te psrbietet bft Mniel=
lung BON Gbinelen BEL 8auten pber
Wrbeiten, Die DDm @taate, BON oen
Counties, bon Munieipalitdten II. +. 10.
ausgefiiDrt meroen. @ie perbietet fer
uer aQen Gorporationen, Ole our6 oie
5toats9elebe 9ei6oifen moroen iine
ooer gelbaffen 1uerOen, Die Mniteluns
Don gbinelen. Cine @ilenbabnse1sQ=
IlGaft cine 8ergbaugeleal6aft ooer
leine @asgeleQl6oft Die BON Der Segls=
latur BON Gaiifornien incorporirt lit,
|lpiirOe ibren Treibrief einbiiben, menn
| lie Gbineien als Mrbeiter anitelte. 81
man nit Beititnmun9en tpie oiele, lei=
1nen 3mef erreiden miro, ben Gbirelen
0en MuIent6alt in galiIornien unleio=
|lb gu mo9en 1T frasld. sic wer=
ben wabrl6einli6 au6 trob0eu1 bleiben
Juno li6 auf anoere Beru fs5mei9e BE-
|I9rdnten. lin ibre 3umanoernng ein=
I5ul6rQntsn uno ibren Nufentbalt in oer
Ser. @taaten ab5ufiir5en, be5u miro ez
luobl iollte Elm lol@er S6ritt fir no
ltbi9 era9tet lperben elmer Mbdnberunq
|ber 8ertrd9e beoiirfen, Die i'm nd6fer
Binter nod 5uporiser 0eritdnoisunQ
nit G6ina erfol9en tann.