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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

zines I'm @rrn6e reGt bdbSi9tigen DIM
aes nnlebHt, oefto erfOlsreIber uiro
ne Ii9 erweiien; pdbreno auf Die uneere
Weile cine ueue Generation BON
1G9meidleru unb 0eu9lern gu oerienis
gen eeiIgt miro, fuef6e unIere 5eitUeilb
gen 8erbdltniiie unIifer mnht.
Bon ben Bitten Der Samen lieBe fb
NehnIides iaeeu, mie bon beneH Der
&inber. 4ub BET i6nen heiB': n8ittel%
iouiel tuie: sd nil, id befe6le", uno
mir Mdnner iinO sHtnitbig senus, eli
Heu ioiden mastirten 8eIebl ubue 5aus
bern Su reipettireH.
So beberrS6tons S6tpn6e bic StGrte,
uno oaS 9aHSesGrt9eipOnnene gees Der
@nlanterie lit ni6ts, als elm iptemas
iil9 auf ben gtdfen Der T4dnner 9eleg=
tes Sod. Gin iises Sod, ia9t man,
uno es mare bps6oft, tpOIte i'd an benz
ielben rltteln. Gs lit eben eine natirs
| li6e - poer, mie man6e Sc1tben be-
baupten, unuatirlide = @rsaH5uus ber
i'm uebri9eu ia infsriOren SteIuns be:
| 5rau. uno es miro fblieBli6 uns
rStarten," wcnn mir ni6t etua uniert
Ober6erridait duise6eu wOaen, nidts
ibrig blei6en, ais 9etreuli6 Die %ianfter
| Bitten 5u -p1rtren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

berftdnbnib Uurfiege.. Slice feHit
auf ben heutiseH Tag peri6Oben, on benz
ale @ruppen Der &anmermehrbeit Suz
i~dmneuflnfte abbalten tueroen. Die
babel Itattfinoenoen Berat9uHsen
fueroen benz RiniIferTIm bin>
rei9enoe @elesenbeit ge6eI f9'
iiber ferne Ste1ung 5Ir aommer ffnr
an roereen. Bis Jest tritt 5errg anf.
dls lei er felt eHtI9lofeu, i4 5uriid5n
sieben. Die @rinoe, fuefde bic geinis
ter FIR ibr Gntlnhunesseiu9 anfh5reu,
fino fofsenoe: sic ertldrsn, fi6 ni6t
nuf eine Rebr6eit ueriaiien 81 f0HHen,
nel9e bic in Der miuifterie0en Grid
runs porseihlasene EusesUrounus bur9
elm 8uIammen9eben Der duBeriteH 2iHz
fen uno zines Gbeiles Der Republican,
I9en 8ereiuisuns nit Der &ehten per>
Dorfen babe, uno moleu inter lolden
umItdnoen bic 8erantruortli9feit fir
bic peitere 6i6runs Der 9eiddfte ni9t
unterne6men. 6erporra9eH0e Deifgfies
Der bes republifaniIben 8ereins, inter
i9neu au9 9ambetta, MAIDEN 9roBe Nus
itrensungen, INN bic NtHiIter gum BIei.
ben 3u befDeeen. Die Webrheit battle
nu9 gar ni6t bic 9lbli1t, bur9 ibre
Abftimmuns bas Rinifterium 81 ftir.
zen. 9tienlanb Jap noraus, bdB bas
Riniiterrum ruegen 8ertperfun9 Der BON
inn beantragten 9agesoroum9 feline
gntlahuns foroern werbe, uno iel6fi
marine Nnbdneer bes Riniiteriums ba=
ben nit Der Rebrbeit seftimmt. SOsnr
Die 6uBerfe 2nfe, DbDobi fe bic Size
oerla9e bes Ninliteriums NIT @enuoz
tbHune begrIBt, bate f~einesfuegs Die
6OHuuns 9ebe9t, bas WiHifterium Bel
bteiem 4nlaB ftirSen Su f0nnen. 5errt
mar inoeB i'm uoraus eHtl9ipfen, ieine
gntla6uu9 5u er6itteu, falls bic
&ammer ni9t als 8ertrauensuotum
feline EaeesOronung onnehme. Or orauf
oesbnlb bel SepeS, benz Brdioenten ben
republitanii6en 2inten, auf nament.
lihe @bitimmuHs. Denes peiserte fi6
neil er ni6t 9esen bic iiberuie9eno'
Nebrbeit Der republIfoniiden Gbgeorb
neten itreiten NOBLE, bic nit Re9t u6el
Die Saltuns Der &i9ter ersirnt ieien
iSerrp ie0od, Der aus Der 8ertbellun(
Der Stimmen erieben pDnte, o6 bds Ga
binet auf etue Webrbeit re6nen f6uue
beitnnb aui ieinem @erfansen. 9i'
Bldtter Der duSeriteu 2infen beSeuger
eroBe @enustbuurs pber ben Stur5 De.
Niniiteriums, in Der 901nuu9, bal
@ambetta fi9 jest 9enOtbist ieher
wer6e bic Re9ieruHs III ii6erncbmeu
lie y8epublique 5raneaiie" iu6t in Ell
nem lnnsen Auiius nad5uweiien, baI
bas Minilterium i'm Imte bleiber
mlfie. @am6etta 1T nit Der 4riiis ie9,
urSufrieben, neil er nod ni6t ielbl
heruortreten nil. Die republi;anii6er
8ldtter ireueu ii9 I6er ben neuen 8irr
Udrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

ihr geIiebter in 9Hifnlp ihr ri9t mebr
f9rieb, re tieiinnig murne un6 offers
erffdrte, es blieb fir ne nidts an6eres
ibri9, als 5u fterben. 9as unaLidlihe
Wa66en mar BON Naen, bic lie ~fanuten.
selie6t uap geadtek sic fdno IN Is
rem 90 9ebensiabre
Ges Rprb6 erfnds gesen,
ieineA 9dttiH ansefLnot. 9m lebtsi
Nonfae sbefnnb nd nilttr ben @eFnnae
nen IN Der Central Station in 8ait66el
pbia Elm Rann nit perbun6enem &ppfe,
Der ben Ramen Sohn 8uls anaab uno
mod iebr leibeno Su fem Ibien. Marie
gpls, bic Srau beg Maunes, iogte Dor
8Oliseiri9ter Bufe aus, fie le6e BON ih.
rem @anne setreHHt, in No. 1902 Rorb
8ierte GtraBe. 9ortbin lei er nIf Conn.
tag o 5tpei @Oden 40etoulI1en, babe
an bic Softblre seflopft unb .nls lie aufz
sema9t, babe er sefagt: n@nrum baff
On pieber einen 5nftbefebi sesen mid
ertpirft?" sic babe eruibert: IA.
nit On fir Define &iuoer f0rgen iDlitt@
6ierauf babe er einen S6us nuf tie abs
9efeuert; fie fei an Der finter Banse ge>
trDHen rporben nab babe mebrere S6bue
einsebHBt. Srau @eibman, Die in benz
ndmlideH Sauie uobnt, beftdtiste bic
GusIa9en Der Seugtt. Die B0li5iiten
Braun uno ROore fa9ten aug, fe ieier1
mad benz SauIe Der Berpu1oeten 0eeilt
uno tudbrenb grterer BEL Der 5rnu ges
blieben, lei 2eBterer benz Bols iber els
men Saun nod benz SOfraum bes SauIes
$40. 965 9eitbsop Ctr. sefol9t, tUoielbf
er ben Rann ON elmer Rauer le9neno
unb I6er eiHen @imer 9e6eugt, sefeben
babe, in ben er bag linn aug elmer @un.
De am 9ppTe entitr6menoe Blut HieBen
lieB. 8ols bate fi6, in Der Meiunng,
feline 5raH set6btet i'll baben, cine &usel
in ben Ropf sei9Gfen, mar ieoO9 ni9t
aefG6r1i6 peruunoet fporoen. BoliSiit
Betermann fa9te aug, er babe 8ofs I'm
ct. Marp Soipital betpa6t unb seb6rt,
tpte bieier 9eiast babe, es tDire feline 4b=
fi6t semeien, ieine 5rau 5u tDbten uni
es tbue INN 2eib, baB linn baS ui6t &c.
luneen Iei. Der 9efan9ene erfldrte mil
i6tDaher Stimme, erH lei snr Seit ben
G6at ieiner Gimme ni9t md6tis seueieu
uno tpiiie ni6t, mas er get6nn; er pur.
be fir feinen HroSeB inter $500 8Irs.
i6aft gefteIt. 80l5 TIT Elm Gerber, mn
gefdbr SO Sabre aft unb 1eb4 felt neur
WOnaten BON ieiuer Sran setrennt. 81
mnbte ben &ries i'm 90. Benna. 5rei.
uiaisen &egiment, inter Sen. 8anier
nit uno tpuT be am &Dpfe nerpunoet, el
bort iehr i6wer unb i6eint nu6 tieiln.
Mig su iein. Mit ieiuer 5rau bate Ell
oft Streit unb tuO6nte Sulest, als er fein'
Nrbeit mebr bate, bel ieinem 8nter
Seiner I'M &rieae er1ittenen 8erpmn,
buus wesen besog er bon Der 8uuoesrea
gieruns cine 8eniiOu. Sci ieinem Ger
Dor mar er iebr niebersei6lasen uni
trauris.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03
Bitten.

Die Bitte lit cine Nppe1ation on has
Nitleio beS Meui6en. Sic 9e6t tets
BON ben S9pdderen aus uno beabf6'
iist etfpnS gu erlanaen, fpoiir fefae @es
9enleIftung 9eseben tuirb. Dies 1T Der
natfrli9e Sahoerhalt, mag er au6 bers
Ibleiert erIheiuer. 9erieni9e, fuel6er
Iih fart uno ielbittdnbig fIblt uno bic
Sil,e Der WtitmenI6en entbe6ren gu
f6nnen meint, tpiro ii6 ielbft nidt germ
Su elmer 8itte bequemen tuoQen, Ddhz
rent es ibn auf Der nnberen Geite Elm
anQene1mes @efiAl lift, nit Bitten auge=
9anaen Su neroeu. 9ieleni9en YbIloz
iopben, mel6e iberbaupt bic ~lueenanns
ten yIpmpntbiI9en 0teinuu9er,~ alp
2iebe, Niitleio II. NJ. i'm Dtenl6en
leugnen nnb alle @mpfinoun3sn auf ben
@9oismus reouSiren, crtldren ieHes art'
genebme @eiIbl oe5 9elUabrens Hi6t
aus benz inneren GueQ beg Mit9efibls,
ionoern aus benz 8emuBtiein Der uebers
leeenheit uno Ma6t. Suoeiieu fest
bod oieie &uHafiuug BEN &ertb Der
meni6lihen Sanolpngeu 81 iebr berab,
ais oaB lie iemalS CUR ubermie9enoen
iperoen f6nnte. 2auert aud iiberoa,
iel6It in Ser i6einbar IelbItloIeiten Sdno.
lung, Elm Junte bon GgOismus, 10 mod
ten mir bod ni6t germ, rDie ii6 Elm
S6riItIteuer iber biele 0taterIe ouss
oridt, als ,ausibtieBlide SOdbeItien"
- Der NUsorud lift etrDas trdftig - be-
trn9tet meroer.
DAB Der Neeni6 inbeiien niht gum
Bitten, iOneern sur Gelbit1tdnbi9feit
uuo Ssrri6aft seboren lit, Seist ms ons
Sinh. @s greift mad ben @esenitdnoen,
Die gnn5e @elt lit ieiu. Iber man ia9t
ihm: ySas sebort ni6tSir. Ins: Bite,
bittel uno On betommIt es." y8itte,
bite" fngt oas Srno, uuo ridtig es
selnn9t III Den 8eis pes seuinihten
9esenitaubes. 3un peiB es bos Sbi-
bolet6, pel6es ihm NQes peri6afft, mas
fsiu Serj be9ebrt. vSitte, bite"
beist bel ibm: rSb DiA", cine nubere
HuHaHun9 lit ibm gar ni6t m6ss
lid. Go heberrI6t uns in Der
Tbat nit ieinem an9elernten
2olungspDrt, uHo webe uns, iuenn
mir Inn ni6t nu6geben! GO qudlt uub
beldItIqt unS, uno rueuu es idlieBlid
ieiHeH @IIen ni6t burGle5t, 10 uera6:
i6eut es uns uno trOst. Der feline
Rudtopf" lesen mir, has mus mar
linn absep0bnen ga pobl, aelpDhut
es linn nur ab, S9r fennt bic 9dtur beg
RenI6en nod re6t i9lebt! @ripnrt
ibm lisber bteIe snnSe Grresuns - mas
feline &rdite ni6t erransen uuo Cure
CUNT ibm nit5t pbre 56meidelei sie6t,
bas fpn es %iiberbaupt ni6t baben.
Brinat i1m feiue R0lte bel, bic es ni6t
uerItebt - ybamit es fremoen 2euten
ia ni6t etpa als un9e5o9en
erI@eiuel" SD 6alte Elm Sob
mid 3uiI6en ben Sir9ern -
vaie6 mir bteies selbe Ding, i6 nil oas
nit ipieleu," Iast elm finfidbrtser &nnbe.
.gs taust ni6t gum Spleen" belebre
i5 Jpn, Hnb 1T er Sewedt seuus, 10 ia9e
t6 ibul nod nlebr. Sdtte nan inn bas
Bite, bitteI |" beisebra9t, 70 tUdre er
fur meme 8elebruns gar nidt mehr 5us
adnali4. or fuirbe b6diteus ieiner
Weutter erpIeu, bnB fe ibm cine &eoeuss
art 6eibroGte, tpel4e iib 70 tuenis ais
Nneienunasmittef beudbrt. Sc mebr
fi6 auf 6ieie Reiie bic gr5iehung an
bic g2atur 6es meni9IiGeu 9er5ens =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03
9robina Dfpreuken

Geroauen, 4. RDp.- Sn bem 2urfe
WOmebnen 1T Die Nltfser5rda caroline
6enorpper. geb. 8lnnE I'M alter pm
1o4 Sahreu ~9sjtorben. e5ie tuar Bis III
lbrsu lehtea 1osen frild nno seiuno.
96nissberss 5 @e0-Ba6 BET nddifn
gr0BereR uuteruebmnn9 beS biefieeu
8eri6onerunssneretns grb6rt>bie Der
iteuung 0 9nrfenanff9en auf Dem
Elase 5ipil6en Der 5eltuag Sort 5rie6.
ri9sburg liu0 Dem 8rannmbaraer
2bore, eiuem co. 1920 0prgen arpBeu
Terrain. 60 blrfte fos rad BEN
8OltssarteR sas nabfer5Bte IIuferneb.
men fem, wet9es Der gereiu ms Berl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

S6ranifuster SateIissnsz
blatt@ npm25, Sept. 1880 bsist e. in
elmer agseige u5rtlih:- .Seute. Gbeno
'gpnnian iuwie bin. anberes @effh<
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

S%tnaup6nen, 5. 9opszGeit Dem L.
NObember tDerotn ouf Der 6ieFsen
Strede Der Ot6abu biet gbefrauen Der
8abnUdrter nit gum B6rteroieHfte Der.
penbet unb Suar in Der i@eiie, DOS auf
elmer Strede, bic feBt pUrt 8 @drteru
ibertua9t tDir6, Der 9ienit in tdsli9 8
5tunben BON 5rauen perle6en rDerbeu
inf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

~
Setmpfn, 8. 8pu. -Sn ueraunaener
gsofIe babeH bic 2aubtcgsua6Ien fat.
gefunoeu; Is a6eeOronefe iiub oeudblt.
IN orei @a6l6e5irfeu mifen Sfidpab.
len 5rpil6eu je einem l~iterafen unb con.
leruattnen @ablconoioaten boGsoaen
fDereen. 8u ben 2iberalen aeRDren IN,
ter jenen IL 6erren IL. Our freicpn.
lerpatioeu Bartei b~irftsn ihnf an re6nen
lem, 10 bdB Die eieeutlibe cpnieruatiue
Rartei MIR NIT 3pei 46oeoroneten Der.
treten lit.
9bIrineeu.
gera, s. 0obember. = Die SleiS6er.
Snnuu9 IN greiS Bat bic Biesereinfhb.
runs 6es ReifterfIdes beihIoEeu.-
Die Spielwaarenz Snbuhrie IN 0euftobt
nab SoHnebers 1T o~useubIidlid 10 i'm
SduHnse, bat, ba bic GBsahI Der
Giieatebnuasen gum Iransvprt nibt
ausret6fe, leere @agen ~raittelff GIRO
5u9es nn9 ben ~9enannten Gtaoten bes
f6roert tDeroeu muBten' Die Qooe
.sernit jun Gsmpa6" 6eabfdtiof. Elm
neues 2osenbaus berhelen All loren
Sir bic Soften fin6 3OO,f 100 81 in QIuss
fidt genommen.lSm Iaufenbeu @intrrs
Semeifer 6dt7bie 8nbf 6efsSEiieengi1 in
Seno % abssnOmuieu, bos uiebrere Vroa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

5aIe q. D. soale, i'm Sion. aars-
LID bat hierielbf bic Giuuei6lna Der
neueH tlniperfitdts4 4i5liotbef itattaez
fmleeu. Sic 1T Die erite heuti6e 8t6iis
Ot1et, bic na9 frauS6fidem S1item aes
6nut lit. SteiH uno Giien biloen Die
5auptiddlihIfeu. Saumaterialen. Spl,
1T Il 6el6rdnft 5ur G~Hpsaoune aes
tommen. Sos aause Gebdube nit ieIs
ner trHereH e~uridtung feIfet aeaen
1907 6o 81. Tie Etibfi0ibef bot eeaeu.
mdrti9 einea' 8tftnhb BON emo 100000
Gdnsen, o5ue bic Speeialbi6lipt6eteu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03
&ropins Wetpren6en

Sau5i9, 5. Npp. - Dor benz gRilz
belmstbeater tpurbe Der Sbauiplefer
Basner bon einem Rferoe oerartia an
ben aOpf seiAlasen, baB Der tlnterfiefer
UoGitdnbis Seridmettert ruuroe. @, lit
Der erfitteHeu gerlehuusen erlssen.
StraBburg, 8. 9ou. = Ger 2e6rer
8romunb IN Semponnlada feierte am
10. 9Ouember iein 6oid1riees SieRitin=
bildum- : Der 8retssAmsl6us bat Dem
&aufmann Ssis Die @enebmisuns ers
tbeilt, NIT elmer Goqe'i9en 9ampfta'
lei6e Die 4reis-gbauifee pom SablUnppo
ob 5u hefahreu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

Sar1Hoper, 9. RoU. - Die R6niglide
&ammerian9erin 5rduleiH 3 in i
9ant bat ihr am bieIigen &6nieliden
Gheater begpnreneS @aHipiei me.
gen e1nsetretener Seiierteit einftuet-
len anfse6en miifeH, piro iebpd i'm Sc,
eember aaradfebren une oofieibe fort.
ieSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-03

95slin, 5. 4oobr. .-gom bieffsen
S9purseridt tuuroe Der Nrbeiter 8rebn
5u 3 Sabren 9efdnsuiB uerurtbelft, neil
er am IA. Suli b. s. bel einem Streite
ieinem Bruoer Auguit nit einem MfeIier
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-01
CORPORATION VENGEANCE.

The Morning Appeal, published at
Carson City by the widow Of the late
Harry MIghels, is Republican paper
OF the straightest and strictest type.
1t advocates Republican principles, not
the interests of railroads and corpora
tious, and in this respect differs from
the majority of it's contemporaries in
Nevada. 1t believes in holding the
farty to the pledges given in its plat
form, and has increasingly berated the
members of the late Legislature. for
their treachery on railroad and other
questions Of vital interest to the people
which came up during the session. 1t
is emphatic and persistent in its de-
Eands for a reduction of rates ON the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, and
Las, therefore, incurred the displeasure
Of the railroad magnates, who have re-
solved to cripple if they can not kill it.,
With this object in view, we learn from
q reliable source thai the Virginia &
Truckee Railroad Company are making
arrangements to publish morning
paper in Carson, in opposition to the
Appeal. As the new paper will not be
E;rn for the purpose Of enabling those
engaged in its publication to make a
livelihood but to cripple the Appeal,
all that money and the influence of the
company can do to make it interesting
will be done. We are informed That
the new paper, for the purpose of dis
arming suspicion, will at first. be a
small sheet. to be increased in size and
interest as the, election approaches.
The people of Nevada, without dis
tnction of party. should rally TO the
support of the Appeal to at least the
extent of a years subscription, and
thus show their appreciation of its, eff
forts in thels behalf against an over
bearing. corporation. 1t should lot be
said with truth that a paper which
fights their battles against monopoly
should be driven to the wall for lack Of
support. We. hope every Republican,
and Democrat, too, fop. that matter,
in Humboldt county and elsewhere
throughout the State, who can afford
it. and is not the tool of corporations,
will at once subscribe for the Carson
Appeal, as those who do not agree with
it politically can not but admire its
independence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-01
3 NEW TODAY.
LAND O!GSIcK AT CARSON CIrY, NEv.,
Eahrt,arv och lSND 4

LAND osasIcE AT CARSON CRY, NV,
February 10Th, 1880. {
Notice Is hereby given, that the following
named settler has 1led notice OF bis intention
to maks final proof in support al his claim, and
secure fnal entry thereof, and, hat said proof
will be made before the Registse and Receiver
OF the Emitted States Land Office, at Carson
City, Nes., on Wednesday, ass 18th, 1850:
EUGENE SILTE Declaratory Statement No.
2027, for the n +. Of Section No. 81. In TIP
AZ \. of X. 40 f., Nd. NJ, ana names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, to PROVE hisrcontinuous
residence Gpcn. and cultivation Of said tract,
viz: S. g. r. Pierce, Joseph Reagan, p. +.
Riley, and D.. Pascal, all OF Htnahoie;s Co New.
mhls3ed c. n. HARRIS, Registe'.-
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E.COMaFENDlNG ANTI.CHENESE LEG.
qRsLATEON.

Some time since the House OF Repre-
scntatives appointed, a committee to
ascertain. the cause Of the depression of
labor in, the United STATES. The COM
mittee visited che Pacific Coast, and
while in San Francisco heard evidence
for and against. the Chinese. To-day
that committee, through its Chairman,
II. B, Wright, of Pennsylvania, reports
!, it's findings to- Congress. The report
recommends the: restriction of Chinese
immigration and. q modification of the
Burlingame treaty. Testimony is quot
Ell to show the demoralizing character
of the Chinese population and the det-
riinental effect Of Chinese labor upon
: the industrial interests of tie Pacific
Coast and the countryin general. and
immediate action on the part Of Con-
gress is strongly recommended. II
Congress does, not act on this recon-
mendation and pass an Act restricting
Eainese immigration, the Democratic
party, which, while in minority, pro-
fessed opposition to the Chinese, need
not expect a very enthusiastic support
from the voters of the Pacific States at
tle ensuing election. That party has a
working majority in both Houses, and
if it neglects 10 legislate against the
Chinese, it will, be held responsible for
it's negligence.
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TELECRAPRsG, ITEMS.

Senators Wallace, Beck and Booth,
sub Committee of the Committee on,
Appropriations, heard ,Ppstmaster-Gen-
eral Key, Assistant Postmaster-General
Brady and Monroe Salisbury, western
mail contractor, on the subject Of the
Star" service deficiency. Generals
Key and Brady argued that the amount
proposed by the House bill should be
increased to Sl,7OO, 600, and that las
restrictive provisions should be stricken
out, in order to maintain the mad SER
vice at the present standard, including
all the increases of the numbers Of trips,
and all expediting of the service ordered
during the last and current fiscal years.
The amount originally asked for by the
Department was $1,000, 900, but $780,
900 of this was requested for additional
service in the remainder of the current
fiscal year, which the Department no
longer contemplates.
There were rumors in Chicago Satur-
day evening Of threatened break in
passenger rates westward from Chicago.
1t is only ninetdays since the railroads
signed the agreement restoring rates to
Missouri River points. It is reported
that atfidaviss were presented alleging
that one or two lines hal violated the
covenant. Some of the. managers de-
clared their intention of opening up, TO-
day such @ scale of cheap rates as had
never before been quoted in Chicago.
One manager said if a break occurred,
passengers woull be transported from
Chicago to the Missouri River for any
sum they might choose to pay for a
ride. These. threats may NOS be exc
cuted, but they foretoksn more or lsss
disturbance between the roads.
Thirty -four indictments in the aggre-
gate have been found against the Comp
troller, City Treasurer and City Clerk,
of Elizabeth, N. j., for conspiracy to
defraud the city. The indictments
chiefly change these officers with hay
ing bought bonds at their markob price
with their own or the city's money,
and turning, chem into the city at par
and interest, dividing the profits.
Other counts are for paying unauthor-
lied eiaims Of Councilmen to the Ma
tional Bank Note Company and others.
Captain Morse's company, OF the six
teenth u S. Infantry, at Fort Riley, has
been ordered to Coffeyville, KS, to pre- :
vent the, threatened invasion, of Okla.
homa. Forty men of the Fourth Caval-
ry, from Fort Hayes, have also, been Or
dered to, ths- same place. The inf antry
will leave Fort Riley to-day.
AtQuera, Texas, brutal and bloody
fight occurred Saturday between three
naen, named Martin, Holland and Cow
ard, over a game of "pitch," in the
course of which Holland was killed, his
mother mortaAy shot, and Martin seri-
oasly injured
Rev. H.. w. Richardson, of Sea
Cliff, Long Island, clipping with his
.
wife's sister, and leaving behind FAM
lily of; small children, was, arrested on a
steamer about to start for Texas Sat-
ur.lay:
The German Government has given
notice of it's intention to increase the
amount Of silver currency to twelve
marks per head OF population instead of
ten marks as now.
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A report comes from San Francisco
that j. g. Flood has sold to j. w.
Mackey all his personal. property, con-
sisting of mining stocks, water and
all other stocks, with the exception of
the Nevada Bank stock. 1t is said
that check for $4,000 was passed
as payment on account between the
parties.
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