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Xxx
C,est la seuie ligne sous une seule adj
ministration entire st. Paul ct Chicago, Ell
c'esr lie chemin de fer lie mieux equip6 de
tout lie Nord- Quest. C'est la seule ligne
ayant des chars-dortoirs de Pullman
aiinsi que DIES chars palais CONNIE fumoisr,
ct oui passe par la fameuse route du bord
du fleuve, route qui longe les .rives du lac
Pepin ct du superbe Mississippi, sur une
grande distance avant d'atteindre Mil.
Hwaukee ct Chicago. Ses trains cores
pondent v ceux des lignes du nord, d
Ia Grande Care Centrale, d st. Paul. Pas
dc engagements do chars d'aueuns elasse,
entire. st. Paul ct Chicago. cette ~compagnis
tient maintenant les plus beaux chars-rss-
taurants du monde, pour IL service entire ST.
Paul 81 Chicago. Pour billets de passage
complet, pour horaires ct autres inform
lions .s'adresser a aucun agent de bfllets,
coupons du Nord- Quest.
S s.. MERRILL, A. v. III CARPENTER,
Directeur Gent. ACT Gent des Pass
r. CLARK, GEo. III. HEAFFoRD,
J.Surin't. Gent. Asst Agt.Gen. DIES Pass
Milwaukee, Wis.
w. III. DIXON, Agent Gent des Pssa.I
gers pour. 10 Nord-Ouest, 81. Paul
4inn0ooA,
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VARIETIES.

Au cours, dams une 6cole agri-
cole.
-Quel est le meilleur moment
pour cueillir les pommes.
Monsieur, c'est quand le fer
mier a le dos tourn6 ct que le gre,s
CHEN nest Las dams le jardin.
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Telle a etc yotre lib6ralit6, dams lie
pass6, bien-aim6s fr6res, quill est
inutile de vous exhorter q la gene
rosit6 dams les collections pour lie
Saint P4re, collections qui cont
nueront q SO faire actuellement
dams tous les dioc4ses de ce pays.
Que votre affection SO manifesto
par vos actes, ct que Ia persistence
de Injustice soft surpass6e par
la constance de yotIe amour fd9le
ct g6n6reux.
Tandis quill endure avec un he
roisme de martyr les 6preuyes qui
l'assaillent, ct quill attend avec
confance du Toupuissant, le Jour
de la d6livrance, l'6nergie ct la sa-
gesse de Leon XIII sefont ressen-
tir jusqu'aux confns de la terre.
II poursuit avec les gouverne-
ments dc l'Europe DIES negotiations
qui promettent d'amener bient6t
la paiA de l6glise. Dams POrient,
il est q pr6parer le retour q l'unite
Catholique 3 DIES millions d ames
que le chisme Gree a priv6 depuis
81 longtemps della communion avec
lie Siege de Pierre, ct il suit le pro-
gres d'exploration de terres JUS
qu'ici inconnues on inaccessibles
aux avances des missions Catholi-
ques. Sa voix s'est fait entendre
q tout le monde en- conseils d'6lo-
quence st de sagesse, enseignant
comment acqu6rir Ia verit6 dams le
important de Ia philoso-
phie ct de phistoire-les meilleurs.
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moyens de prOmouVQlr 10 progress
de la vie humane dams toutes SEES
phases, individuelle, domestique
ct sociale lee votes dams lesquel-
les les enfants de Dieu doivent
marcher-." que toute chaire volt
le salut en- Dieu.'
Mais dams Immense 6tendue de
oette grande responsabilit6, le pro-
gres de r6glise aux Etats-U nis, de-
Went pour le Saint Pore une sour
CO de joie ct un objet de sollicitu-
de. Avec une tendresse toute par
ticuliere SEES predecessors yeille-
rent a SOS premiers pas ct l'encoura-
gArent dams ses modestes common
cements. lis acclam6rent son de-
veloppement ct le nourirent dams
la pure atmosphere de la libert6,
quand le nom de Carroll brilla
dun lustre 6gal q Ia tete de la nou-
velle hi6rarchie de l'6glise ct sur
lie role des patriotes de notre pays.
Pas a pas lis la. d.rigerent dams le
progress, ct le clerg6 ct les dioc6ses
Sc sont multiplies avec une mer-
6eiIleuse rapidit6; les centaines de
fdeles d'alors sont devenus des
milliers ct des millions; ses 6glises,
6coles, %asiles, hopitaux, academies
ct colleges couvrent. cette contr6e
de maisons Oh s'6panouissent la
v6rit6 divine ct la charlie Chr6tien-
me-. Ii ne s'est pas encore ecoul6
I'm steele depuis inauguration DIES
travaux de r6glise en- CO pays, par
l'appointement du premier 6veque
de Baltimore en- 1889, ct quand
nous c%onstatons les r6sultats dAja
obtenus, nous ne pouvons nous en-
pecher de nous 6crier "Toutes ces
merveilles ont 6te accomplies par
le Seigneur.
Dams tous ces admirables d6ve-
loppements, depuis les rudes COM
mencements du missionnaire pi-
onnier, ct q mesure que Sc rappro-
che de nous la merveilleuse sy-
metric de la parfaite organisation
de l6glise, sa marche graduelle ct
dependant 81 rapide a Ste surement
guid6e dams les sentiers de la ira
dition Catholique ct Apostolique
par les efforts r6unis ct la sagesse
de notre hi6rarchie locale ct ceux
des successeurs de st Pierre. CO.
TAFT dams lie but de prendre con-
sell des repr6sentants de la HE
rarchie amAricaine sur les int6r6ts
importants de la religion dams CO
pays, que lie Saint Pere a convp-
que a Rome I'ann6e derni6re les
Archeveques des Etats Unis. Et:
Pobjet du present concile est de
METRE sous une forme pratique les
moyens TRANSPORTATION religieuse
qui ont Ste alors adoptes gu sug-
ceres.
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EDUCATION DU COLLEGE

L'un de nos principaux soins a
etc de pourvoir a une plus parfaite
education DIES aspirants au saint
ministere. L'6glise s'est toujours
eforc6 de rendre son clerg6 emil
nent par le savoir, car ellie. a tou-
jours consid6r6 que 10 savoir est
particuliArement requis pour rem
plir leur ministere sacr6 de d6fen-
DIRE ct de dispenser Ia. v6rit6 divi-
ne. "Lee l6vres du pretre garde-
ront la science dit le Tres Haut,
set le peuple cherchera Ia loi de sa
bouche." Ceci est vrai de tous les
temps; car il ne peut y avoir de
progress dams la science s6culiere,
nj de diffusion de l'6ducation po-
pulaire, sans l'of6ce du minist6re
enseignant qui darera jusqu'a la
fin DIES siecles, ainsi que Ia d6cla-
re Notre Seigneur. Dams tous les
si6cles. lie pretre de Dieu aura lie
de voirde proclamer les v6rit6s du
salut que Notre Pere Celeste a
donn6 au monde par son Divin
Fills; de les rappeler . toutes les
generations, atm qu'elles toufnent
leur esprit ct leur occur vers Giles,
qu'elles les embrassent ct les che
rissent. II est evident apres celia
que le pretre dot avoir une con-
naissance 6tendue dams chaque
branche d'instruction qui Sc rap
porte aux v6rit6s religieuses. Ain
81 dams notre age, quand les faus-
ses theories pullulent de tous cot6s;
quand, dams tous les departments
de la v6rit6 naturelle, on s'6vertue.
a d6truire Ia religion r6v6l6e, com
bien grande dot etre Ia science du
ministre de la Parole Divine, aim
d'etre en- 6tat de montrer avec
avantage la beaut6, Ia superiorite,
la n6cessite de Ia religion Chr6-
tienne ct pour prouver Gull ny 9
rien dams ess@uvres de Dieu qui
puisse souffrir la contradiction avec
ce qu'ila enseign6.
Ainsi le pretre qui q Ia noble
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. le niveau Gle
We de son saint office, peut SO con-
siu6rer lui-meme un etudiant pour
Ia vie, ct DIES heures de loisir quill
trouve en- remplisant les devoirs
de son miinistere, il y en- a tres peu
quill DOVE consacrer q DIES lectures
indifferentes, mails surtout, il men
q point aperdre. Et dela aussi, Is
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qUI cULHPTbHHcHs pluE uV
ores
Teres du Commencement.

LIE Department des Terres d, ChemiA
de Fer st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
. charge exclusive des terres de ia con
Pagnie dams lie Minnesota, ct tcdtes COR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l'achat de terres,
les termes, Ia description on lie pix d'au-
cum terrain en- %partlculier, dot etre adres-
see 4 ce Department.
Cartes ct pamphlets dormant IL descrip-
ton de loutes ces contrees, les prixEdes
passages pour les %coions, etc, envoyes
gratis, sur demande. par
Us. POWER,
Com. des Terres ct d'Immil AdJl.
C. n. WRR EN-,
Agent Gen. des Passengers,
Chemin de Fer, St-P., Mo H.,
st-Paul. MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-01-28

La Gle colossus q lou6 derneire-
ment le magnifque block neuf .
cling etages, portant les numeros
24&26 South First Street
juste en- face la grocerie de
z. Demeules g. Gle,
pr 8 du nouveau UNION DEPOT
ct du BRIDGE SQUARE, pour
en- faire lie plus grand march6 .
viande de la vile. ct de tout
pOuest.
Vous. trouverez Ia en- abundance
toutes les viandes fraiches des
m eilleurs qualities;
A des prix 25 pour cent
meilleur n,arch6 que partout all
leurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-01-28
Lettre PastOrale des Peres du
Concile Plenier de Bal
tiMOre.

Les Aroheyeques ct 6veques des
.Etats- Unis, assemblies au 1roa-
siene Concik Plenier, az cterge
ct aun ,fdeles
"Salut ct benediction en- Notre
seigneur Jesus-C Christ"
T6n6rubles coop6rateurs, baen7aa-
mes entants::
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-01-28

Une jeune demoiselle disait der
increment D une de ses amis init
mes
Ill SO passera des ann6es ct DIES
annees avant que je trouve mon
ideal.
En- attendant que yas-tu faire?
En- attendant, je suppose que
je me marierai.
En- cour
-Pr6yenu, c'estl Ia deuxieme fois
que vous venez vous asseoir q .ce
banc.
Mon president, vous venez
tous les jours vous asseoir dams le
meme %fauteuil; je ne songe pas q
vous le reprocher.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23
rmE nAuNrED SPRING.

II was a lonely homesteader in the
deep recesses Of the forest primeval
which borders the classic Lake Wash
incton from whom we obtained the par
,ieulars of this " DER true tale"
Night after night" said he. had
been startled by weird, unesnny
xailiue, which seemed tn proesed from
the nsiahborhood of the Haunted
Spring. which. edged with 'pepiars
pale IL stunned with superstitious hor
by the most adventurous of the pale
faces. Night after night my faithful
collie SUNK into the cabin qsiverins
with fear. as the dissonant vail shud
dered through the startled air. ] could
bear it no longer. and shoaldering nv
trusty rife and, leaving my faithful
Watchdog whining piteossly as he sAv
me depart for the unhalloved spot,
followed the serpentine trail which LED
TO the Haunted Sprine,' picking my
gay over fallen log and rocky boaldel
~ the struggling moonbsam's misty
light As neared the locality this
mournful cadence Of the mysterious
sound rose fitfully above the souahIns
OF the wind taroneh the somber pines
Not In the place lettering which the los
wretch leaves hope behind could b
heard a more fri9htful sound. Tread
ing lightly. stole unawares upon the
source of the hidden horror. just thef
the moon. hitherto partly yelled II
clouds. shone oat in unclondea bril-
i.aIcy, and there in the forks Of vii
lou, close to the turbid waters of th,
Haunted Spring. | bebsld an empt,
bottle that had once contained SWAMP
Angels Rheumatic Cure. the onl!
known sure cure for rheumatism in al
lie forms. left there by some one. IN
mindful that 10 would be 10 me Dsvin'
message OF Divine gift, for With on,
dollar I obtained one bottle from the $
A. r. @. Mig. Co, Seattle. Washington
Territory, which eatirsiy cured me o
the terrible rheumatic pains which
bad had for thirty years" dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23
FOREIGN.
Cheless In venIce,

thefe<s IN se1tce.
VENICE, Dec. p Fifty eases Of ehol.
EN- Fave occurred in the province OF
Venice, tseive Of which proved fatal.
Many people are fleeing. Tie Austrian
Governments has ordered that sanitary
1eeoiatioas b. enforoed At the frontier.
Thieves captured
fAETs, Dec. Z-Tns gss.s De -rsass
cave pt1red q Dot nous gang o. az
taIeVes called the Black baud. sntea
vss orR.uized for the pa'poss Of sxIu
ding irAdssnen on large SC .ls-
Espsbifoaa Conspiracy.
LONDON, ID c. 29.-Adviees from Spain
say that = conspiracy TO establish q re-
pubic has been discovered at S.rasosza,
ine dstails OF the movement are with
held by tue Government.
Il Peace with Madaxasear.
PARIS, Dec. "a Government dis
patch from Msfagass says that peace
oetsesn France and Madagascar has
been concluded Ii Is reported that the
treaty gives France a protectorste over
the wnois OF Madagascar. and that there
slli be French resident at TAnanarivo,
the capital, who will be charged With
the duiy 81 conducting the foreign af-
iairs or Madagascar and who vii be
attended BY ornament guards. French
troops viii sccupy Tamstave until war
indemnity of l0.oeo oO francs is paid.
A Waiting Same.
LONDON. Dec 22.-Parnell has sent a
letter TO his colleagues with reference
10 the party's program. lie saws II
would BE- unvise At pre-est for the Ma
hooaiists TO formulate their demands.
and they will therefore play q xaitIng
game and watch the course of events.
a London Libel.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Standard corn-
mentIng upon the report OF Secretary
Manning says h 1t the tariff sustain. d
By tie American people is a promoter
OF business dishonesty, and IN der il
rascalIty thrives and flouristes All ii Q
manufactures exported from tue United
States, the Standard says, are "shoddy F."
A Missiag Bark.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Fears are enter
tanned that the British bark Mosshead,
Captain PEBBLES. which sailed from
sydney, N. ). W.. on Angus, 9Th for
Portland, Or, has been lost.
One Of I'm Cordially Received.
MADRID. Dec. ~. Curry, recently
appointed American Minister, presented
his Credentials to the Queen regent
today and was cordially received. The
impression prevails in ministerial cir
Giles that new commercial treaty will
be soon negotiated. IL is openly stated
by prominent spanish statesmen that
no difhcuity stands In the way thereof.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23
PACIFIC COAST.


SAN Francisco, Dec. 22.-Post sster
Baekus, of this city. has received a
letter from Nicholas NJ Bell. Superin-
tendent of Foreign Mails, in which It
10 announced that the offer of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company TO
carry the mails to Honolulu and Syd.
ney or the steamer Australia, which
leaves here December 10Th, has been
accepted by the Postmaster General.
Postmaster BAckus Is directed to dor
ward mail for the Hawaiian Islands
and Australian colonies on her. The
Australia will be allowed SEA postage on
letters she will carry.
The Camden o.. COMPANY Forgeries.
SANTA BARBARA (Cal.) Dec. 22.-
Strenuous efforts have been made by
the First National Bank of this CITY to
get at the bottom of the alleged forged
acceptsnces of the Camden Consolidst-
ed Oh Company of Parkersbnr2 West
Virginia.. The facts so far as learned
are shat DIR. 4. W. Crooks, acting as
agent for the Camden Consolidated Oil
Company, purchased of II l.. Williams
800 acres of his Artiea ranch. for x75,
600, and gave in payment $4,000 cash,
and three notes secured by mortgage,
thp htst lut f@lsNNO ptNNbit tufct
months, the second for $2l 900. payable
10 six months. and the third for $23,-
OO0, payable in nine months. Later the
notes were exchanged for tbree accept
anoes on the Camden Consolidated Com
paDy for the same amounts, payable 10
two, four and six months. The first o.
these aeceptances WAS discounted at
the First National Bank, and about
was in tnrn sent to the Bank
of California. at San Francisco. The
latter addressed the Camden Company,
Informing them that they had the nste
IN question. The anawer came back
that the company had no knowledge Of
such q draft. and they pronounced il a
forgery. The draft vas then sent back
to the Santa Barbara Bank, which
made good thu amount to the Bank of
California. The bank here claims to be
amply secured and feels no uneasiness
a. TO the result, so far as il is concern
ed. In reference to the matter, W. W.
Hollister, President OF the First Ns-
tional Bank. makes the statement that
the bank will not oe iuoonvenienced by
its 90 inection with this transaction. and
further states, I'VE are trying to get at
the bottom of the whole matter" All
the California people connected with
the affair are of irs. proachable chsrao-
| ter. TIE whole matter still remains a
mystery.
The weather.
SAN FRAScIsoo, Dec. 22-S D Mn
| dicstiens for the North Pacific for the
succeeding 81 hours; Cloudy weather
and rain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

To millions. pleasing their pslates and
cleansing their systems, aroasine their
Liverst kidneys. stomsshs and Bowels
90 a healthy activity. soch h the mis-
siou OF the fsmols California liquid
fruit remedy Syrup of Flgs- Sample
bottles free. and SOC and 81 bottles for
asie by A. b. STEWART. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

cid LADY Nov. porseS. yeo're quite
sure you pot all my luggage INT the big
portmsn,ie and
Porter" All right. num-
Old lAdy--Ard yoa're certain I've
not left anything behind"
Por,er--No, man, not even q niekle. |"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

Tramps IN San BernArdino get sen-
t>nc<s % from IS 10 90 DAYS IN tie
eoansy jAil-,he latter when they de-
mand jary triAla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Congressmsn
Hermann. Of Oregon, IL showing deal
of saascity as polit icisn. Single
handed he has nearly brought the en-
tire California delegation 10 recommend
him for place on the CoEmittse on
Rivers and Hasbsrs Califo mem
bers selected places on the committees
that they wanted. and then recon
meuied each other for the respective
places. Hermann. OF Oregon. vas ie
nored IN this little plan. He desired 20
tie pot on the CommIttee on Rivers and
HNrbors, and told Carlisle u Was the only
committee upon which he could tie OF
any service TO has constituents. Carlisle
rspl,ed that be could pas him on almost
any other comnittss, bot Hermann
woald not cnanee. He still replied that
il vas the emily committee on which he
could tie ussfni. Congressman Marx
ham had selected tsst committee. and
vas recommended by the entire
California deleesiian. Hermann Get
about to OFFSET this solid array. aud se-
cured recommen tasioos from Delegates
fsam Washington Territory i asno. Mon
tsns and DAkoss. which. With Oregon.
compris-s about one-s,xth o. the tsrrl-
tory Of the whole country. With tbs
extensive territorial backing be same 10
the California delegation and asked
them 10 xithdrsv Markham and sap
port hin. His argument vas eoeent
esou1h 10 convince several sf them, and
the matter 10 nsx being consiaered- III
/ 10 not At all Improbable that The CAh
fornia delegation will vithdras Mara
ham and units for Hermann for the
place on the COMMITTEES on Rivers ans
Harbors
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

Lord woiseiey. when be vAs made Q
peer. had ts appear 10 Q nev motto; 80
be chose Homo homini lupos Man
Il golf 20 bio feilcv-man-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

Philadelphia 10 In possession Of IN
srsideial Iceberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

IL 10 said that elevators Kill more pss-
nile than steam ooilsrA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. "a number of rail
way conductors engaged on the Missouri
Pacific system have been in secret ses-
son here today. II is stated that the
purpose 10 to take preliminary steps
Locking ts the cons elidatiou Of tie Or
der of Locomotive Engineers a firemen
with the conductors and brskemeu 20
resist an anticipated movement TO cut
down the time and pay OF conductors
on the tisuld system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23
Fatal Huewslitie

sILvkRroS (Col. }. Dec. "a snow
slide came down the mountain into
Minnesota Gulch this afternoon, sweep
ing everything before II. The slide
struok the mouth of the frodIgsl So.
filling the - foot shaft and buryins
Burke Hovey and j. NJ. Scales, who we're
working at the bottom at the time of
the accident. The snow is packed so
tight that it 10 impossible to move the
bucket which went to the bottom when
struck BY the snow. A rescuing party
10 working All hopes Of resching the
imprisoned men alive have been sban
doned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23
The weather.

SAN FRASoIsco. Dec. rs o Mn
dicstiens for the North Pacific for the
succeeding 81 hours: Cloudy weather
and rain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23
Thurman Go Arbltrate.

COLUMBUS tDhiol. Dec 22-Allen q.
rharnsn was elected tonight As umpire
before the nioin1 arbitration board.
He was suggested by the miuefs and
readily accepted BY the operators The
COMMITTEES appointed 10 wait on him
report that he will accept.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

AEw YORK, Dec. 2.-Paeiio 6's 1854
American Express 1914, Canada Pa
citio 81. Canada Southern 3s1s. Cen
tral Pacific 40A, Burlington 1876. Lack
awanna l25i1, Denver Il Rio Grande
1875. Erie 22is, Kansas q Texas 30hl
Lake shore 1914, Louisville a Nash
vile 43L4 Mioh,van Central ", Nsrth
ern Pacific "a, Northern Pacific
preferred 5Sss, Northwestern 1861.
New York Central l0lx. Oregon Rail
way and Navigation 1861. Oregon
rranscontinental 81 y. Oregon Improve
ment 80, Pacific Mail 63. Panama IS,
Rock Island l2s1f. st. Paul 9IA, Texas
Pacific l31S, Union Pacific 5294. United
States Express 60. Wells Fargo lis,
Western Union 7iZ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

A TrORNkY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
4 ues In all the Justices and Territorial
Coorts- Omce, 81 rooIas OF the Probate
court fesier-LeAry building.
". a. WHITE CHAa y. xuNpAY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-23

eeek Eaasrsed.
ass Star sAys that after Senator Beck
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-11
0lhtiInnpine Eaacs nrbeft.

g8aibiugtou, 3. g., 10. 0e5ember. -
Die bier tagenoe y6eoerattOn OF gaborz linton"
beipra6 beute ben l6webeuOen Sei6luB BE-
treffs @infiibrun9 adtitiinoiger Sage3arbeIt
bonn l. Wtai al in allen 9eI6aftS8melgen.
9roBe Wtetnungs ngsOeridie0enbel OertInoete
iid) I'M 2aufe Der Debate. @tltfe Der Dele
qaten befiirmorteten cine aQmGblidle Ser
dnoerung, 2lnOere i6lugen oOrr oaB ale lttt1
alieoer, tueld)e nad oem /. 0tat nIhIten
9abres mebr, al8 aht Stunoen pro Gag ar
beiten, nit 9el0buben beitrait perOen iOls
len, pieoer Anbere beiiiruorteteu cine Der
Germinoerung Der 4rbeit entipre6eHoe 2obu
re6uftton, nod glnoere ruollten ooppelten
Qobn fir @rtra= Qrbett, uno 4noere begiiH=
itiqten cine aQgemeine @0niultation nit ben
&fbeits9eberu CUR Sideruug bes angeitrebten
6eiultate8. Sin 2lmeuoemeut Uurbe ange=
nommen, tueldeS uerOronet, oaB cine eners
glide Ngltatiou in alien 6anOmerfertretieH
IN Scene geiebt neroeu lol, I'm 10 Otele glna
bdnger, ais m09ltd), fir bic An5riibrung oe5
Sorl6la9s 81 gefptuneH. Us mtroe auSellt=
amber gelebt, oaB ole 2lunQbme OeS S3lfluiz
les feline SrgauiIatiou, pelte iid nid)t TART
genug iiiblt, I'll einen Au8tan0e fiir oas
ad)tIiuno @eiet 3pingen lOu, iouOerH 6aB
ieoe Sanomerter Sereiuigung naf beftem
@rmeIen banoeln taHH. Dad oteler Grtlaz
run9 idieuen aue 9elegaten 5u guuiteu oeS
&orIdlags 81 iein. SpGter leOod erbobeu
etli6e 0elegateu ben Gtnmano, OaB Der BE-
idluB i'll ieiaer gegenmdrti9en @eitalt Die
@bFdt nl6t liar oefiutre, Uuo er puroe 0uber
8ebuf8 &eoifon 5uriif OIL oa5 &omtte ttr
8eidliiiie uernieien.
9n Der gtadmittagSFtuug tpurOe Der Be
ifluB ungeuOmmen, 3uiammen nit etnem
4meuoement, na6 pel6em oiejenigen Ser.
cine, melbe am /. Dtai Htttim StaHOe inO,
Die 6OrOerung 8etreff5 afttitnoiger Cages
arbelt Ourh3IieBen, bic onOeren Sereine I'M
terftiiteu iolen, pel9e bic Au8iibrung oe5
8ei6lufie8 uuternebmen. 6eute 2lbenO blelz
ten Die 0titglie0er Der bleitgen uSraOe8~
Unions" einen llmjug, an melaem itd) etma
3OOOMann betbeillgten, nno ipdtcr fano etne
@iaTeuoeriQmmluug TAFT.