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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
WAIT TWO YEARS LONGER.

Tofhe Editor Of The Trt0nne
Sir: came this country five years ago, but neg
Icctcd to take first papers," not knowing to be
ncccssarr. 7 was over eighteen years Of age Can
be made a citizen so to vote for Harrison and Nor
ton In November T. l.
New York, July 90, 1888
You cannot vote this fall II you make your
declaration of intentions now you can become a
citizen in time TO vote in s9O.-Eds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
,r,,NcAr1ANs ON THE RIGHT SIDE.

The Hungarians are coming out strong for harrison
and Norton One strong club has already been organ
ired and another is under way In Harenl Inc Wv -
,r , ho,A IT, FIRST meeting on wednesday. az Stan
ton and Suffolk sts IL will be addressed By numoer
Of speakers including John S. Smith. OF the hepu"loan
League Secretary Belamy OF the Republican OounS
Committee Major Charles semscy. AleXus Luu'is"'
Arnold Rohn and julius Pstaky L. BcFs ha' - -
.,od -vt,b the work In Harlem The Committee on
Naturalization consists OF Mr. Berg. 0usAVe hOhe1S
IviIrs pa,akv. Frank Wilder aud Bernhard Blau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
A REGULAR "sCORCHER.
From Tho Tncknort Inurna1

The article covers four pages and facts, dates ana
figures are given with a minuteness and clearness
CARRYING absolute conviction. The above is
only a passing reference 10 the man who poses a
reformer The document whole Is deserved
scorcher. II Is difficult 10 see how any one could rise
resentment for a man who. processing great things,
really has been treacherOus to nearly every best
National interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR
rome Editor or The tribune.

rome Editor or The Trtbune
Sir: Can person who removed from New-Jersey In
March Brooklyn vote in the latter city at the next
Pres dental election III. CHAPMAN.
w-York, July 20, 1858.
"a residence of one year in the State is neces-
sary before a citizen is entitled to vote.-(Ed-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
TO CARRY ON AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
REPUBLICANS REPORT AN ACTIVE CANVASS

REPUBLICANS REPORT AN ACTIVE CANVASS
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COUNTRY.
The meeting Of the National Republican Executive
Committee which to be held yesterday win take
place this morning. The postponement was In con-
sequence of several members of the committee, in
Guiding Senator Quay, falling to got here in time, and
also because there great deal Of business that
could not be arranged satisfactorily for the meeting
Mr. Quay, arrived from Washington last night
He is at the Everett House, where he will be dur
ing the campaign. lie has come to stay this time
and win begin active work this morning He was
busily engaged in Washington attending to Iegis
latve matters that he had not time TO receive many
reports from the country.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, of Iowa, and Levi P. Morton
were among the earliest callers. Mr.. Morton only
stayed few minutes. Mrs Foster gave satisfactory
report Of the Temperance side Of the canvass. She
viii remain here during the campaign. n. p. York,
tho representative Of the Farmer Home Market Club
Of Boston, who is visiting the various clubs of tho
country dropped in during the afternoon His club,
which now has membership Of over 2,00o, IS flood
Ing the country with sound tariff literature Some
of these documents unusually good and are doing
much TO countersct the efforts of the Golden Club
bureau.
There large number Of visitors at tho Re
publican State League headquarters. No 10 West
Twenty ifth-st, yesterday. Among them were OK
Farmsn. T. n. Smith, Of Boston, ana II. A Corell
of Elmlra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
WHERE ARE TIE REPUBLICAN RAscALsl
WHY REFORM MAKES NO PROGRESS.

rom The LncagO IflUUht
A detailed review Of the Presidents appointments;
printed In recent issue Of The New York Tribune ana
occupying twenty four columns Of its space, IS sum-
cient reply to the Presidents complaint THAT the
progress II reform IS not easy. One need not go
further than this accurate photograph of the Admins
tration to find why Civil Service reform has been
failure what difficulties have been placed In the way
and who placed them there. In this astonishing rec
ord every offensive appointment Is specified In detail
with the name, date charge and source OF informa-
tlOn And what a record il is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28

Morton Campaign Club held their meeting since
their organization. The chair occupied by Aexan-
der s. Rosenthal The speakers General Samuel
j. Crooks, J. schwau and H. A. Mathews, " the Irish
orator. and the topics which reused the greatest
thusiasm In the audience, Protection Free
Trade The Record OF the Republican the Record
OF the Democratic Party" and Civil Service Reform"
During the evening letter read from Levi T. Nor
ton expressing his best wishes the usefulness Of the
club. The meeting adjourned at a late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
PASSENGERS BY THE FRENCH LINE
will find Ruby Royal Sec " on every steamer.

safe standby for the family during the season Of
Cholera Morbus. Summer Complaints. Cramps. Diar-
rhpas and all Bowel Complaints is DR. Jaynes Csrmina-
tive Basam alr ad Of admitted efficacy, and II occa-
sion should arise sure to prove useful. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUNDS WASTED.

IENloIisAilS NAhF-AAo-N It-N@o "@'''''-'
Pittsburg, July q (specaD.-T j. smith, Ehitor Oh
g Tho Broad Axe.n the coored mems organ here re-
turned to-day from indianapolis. He went there to
break up the negro Democratic conference, out
finally concluded to let the movement die natural
death. Nj smith says the convention will control
tust thirty five votes the number Of delegates present
One of the three Pittsburg delegates found hlInseI
pcnulicss whcl lie arrived in indianapolis, and wrote
10 Daniel O. Barr, Collector OF Customs OF this port
for assistance smith says delegate received RIO
FOR going 10 indianapolis while another received $50
One Of Tie three Ptisbdrg delegates. William scnson
whom the PrOhibtonists once nominated for the
Legislature, has since the conference declared for
Harrison
Nj Smith called on General Harrison, and says :
lie talked 10 me long and earnestly about the
progress of The coored race lie said that the
coiored man often asserts that he has not been
treated ighi By the Republican party whereas, II be
would look the squarely, he would md that
n a the colored man who frequently III treats
himsell Referring 10 the movement OF the negroes
20 the Democratic party. General Harrison SAID that
il the coOred wanted 10 20 over 10 us enemies
he couldp,t helu it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28

sIsts on renewing the relations OF husband Fred.
ercs has been arrested for disturbing tho peace OF
his Wife who now AYERS she will not again live With
hfm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
BROOKLYN INSURANCE MEN ACTIVE

Another meeting of the Harrison and Morton Club
of insurance men was held yesterday afteroon at No.
Is1 Montacue-st., Brooklyn. Over l6O names have
been enrolled Curtis C. wayIand of the CONNER
.,aI rrrson Comnany was elected president; Alfred
Hodges of the Home and National Company, nlh'
yce-pre sidcnt: T.. d. D. Walton, OF tie iiaTtloN Co
nantes second vice president Howard Hampton sec
retary Robert d. sedswick corresponding secro,sfy
William q, Person treasurer. The details OF setuhs
band ana procuring flags 10 carry In the parans a.
the reception 10 Mr. Blaine were left to Inc stanains
committees II II expected that upward 81 ~ ,nn
will turn ont for the parade, and committee OF I'VE
was appointed 10 ascertain the number, WIN u "
G0senDergh chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28

discussed some OF the details Of the campaign The new
headquarters Montague-st Will be occupied next Week
II expected definite arrangements for the approac
ing mass meeting will be made on Moniay evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
The Best High. Glass Cigarettes

Kmbas Straight Cut Cigarettes will be your constants
companion by day and by night and distress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tn the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
Yesterday observed the United States
signal Service station at this city The dashes indicate tho
temperature noted at Hudnuts pharmacy 21S Broadway.
TRIBUNE oryrcE July IS might rain fell At inter
walls yesterday with general coudines The tem2erstnrs
ranged between $50 1872 tho average (7Is being s
lower corresponding day Lass year. and Ga
lower than Thursday.
In ana near his city to-day shsze VII probably b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
REpUpLIcANs ORGANIZING AT NEwTowN.

REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING AT NE"IoWN'
large number Of the Of Newtown' L. l.
met in Proctors Hall last night TO organize Harrison
and Morton campaign club Lucien Knapp VINO was
appointed temporary chairman prepared oooN or cue
enrolment Of members. and before ten mhu'es nan
elapsed forty-nne had signed their names anu
sgnincd their assent do their best for the ohcaso
ticket and platform The members were Tor the
most part farmers and working people OF the district
OF whom old and young forward Sergeant hunt
formerly Of Brooklyn, who voted for Harrisoh s'u
father, Of the earliest enrolled ana 'hiVo
given him being the oldest on the list
The following officers then appointed ehairmah'
John II. Prsll Independents, Henry van hohann'
August Kenlins. Dr. A. c. Combs and Henry SAe''on
treasurer, August T. Shepherd and secretary " r.
Freileweh Three ringing cheers then given LOT
the Republican ticket platform and the newly 'rn'u
club. Various committees then appoih@n
PRACTICAL CAMPAIGN WORK By GERMANS
The Executive Committee OF the German is'puO"o""
Central Committee held meeting last night AZ inc
Germania Assembly Rooms Nos. 2sl and 2sS bowe'y'
On the recommendation Of the president, Morris Fried
sam resolved increase the number OF ueeSas
Central Committee from Ave to ten In each Assembly
District and in districts where the German KepuoOa"
exceeds 1000 have fifteen delegates IL was also
decided that the president Of the Central COMMITTEE
select number OF members who are wei informed
tariff question distribute tarin pamphlets IN
factories and other places where men are smPo'ou
during The campaign II Is the intrn,i)h OF '"' o"
nlittee to do quiet but effective work, ana 10 I'r
their labors have met with encouraging success W.
ports received from several Assembly Districts sho"eu
the district organizations to be In Eourisnhs 'o
dision. They receiving many new members VINO
formerly affiliated with the Democratic party
THE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO MEET.
A meeting OF the Republican State Executive COM
mttce Will be held Wednesday, August l. IN inc
Fifth Avenue Hotel at noon The official call for IL
was issued Tuesday evening by General Knapp
FINE PORTRAITS OF HARRISON AND MORTON
The large pictures Of the Republican candidates az
tho National HEADQUARTERS were painted by H. W. Ber-
throny Of Boston presented by him to the comne"
They were satisfactory Nh Morton that he mas
ordered a pair for himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
IS IT A PLAN TO RAISE CAMPAIGN FUNDS

MONEY ASKED FOR MONUMENT TO HEN
DRICKS-Is II THE WIDOWS PIG UNDEE
NEW NAME7
Collector Magone. surveyor Beattie and Naval Oficer
Burt awakened at a late hour on Thursday might
by this inquiry: "Who is Robert PendIeton, and IS
he collecting subscriptions for the monument of Vice
President Hendricks or for campaign purposes -
All that any of them could say in explanation was
something like this: dappcr looking man called
Upon the Collector about weeks and when
ushered into HIS presence he represented himself as
Robert Pendleton, an officer in the State service OF
Indiana who had been deputed call upon the Federal
officials and employees solicit several thousands
of dollars by subscription 10 complete monument TO
Vice rcsdent Hendricks at Indianapolis lie pre-
scented subscription book the first page OF which
were the autographs of Grover Cleveland and the
members of his Cabinet He also stated that he had
called on Postmaster Pearson, who refused to permit
Mr. Pendleion to solicit subscriptions from the en-
poyes of the Post Office during Office hours, but
subscribed S25 personally. Naval officer Burt, VINO
sat with the Collector, said that he would not permit
any person to go through his department to SOLICIT
subscriptions for any purpose whatever as by giving
such official sanction the employees might feel IL
obligatory upon them to subscribe IL Is SAID mat
Colonel Burt did not subscribe
Collector Magone then refused official permission
for Mr. Pendleton to go among INC CnsIO O nouSe
employees but did not prohibit him from doing so ~
is said thai he will be on hand payday to collect
subscriptions promised
! ONE OF HARRIsON's COMRADES AT KEsAcA
Indianapolis July 81 (speciaD.-Francis Marion
Crofts, adjuant and brevct colonel of the 1o2d New"
York Volunteers In a letter to General Harrison re-
calls some Army experiences;
1--WE In the charge that was made ne says
"on the rebel batteries at Resaca MY regiment
charged the guns on the little hill In the afternoon
We got the guns but could not pull them out untii
night l remember putting my hand in the muzzIc
of one OF the guns. 1t is not necessary TO ten you
how hot it was. remember how you, at the head Oh
the brave Western boys, dashed on to the smoking
| cannon and how the Confederates fell before the
charge The dead that lay all about told how des-
nerate had been the work of capture Next day you
came by our ranks with your Brigade and iemen1-
Der remarklng to Of the boys That's the Cen
eral who made the charge on the rebel VOTES yes'eI
day lie gave them -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28

EARNEST WORK AT CROWDED MEEiiNo.
Standing room only" the word last night AZ NO
Res East BsssAwsy where the East SIDE Azrr's0n ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28

igh, rain followed By weather with nearly stationary
temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
HAS THIS DUPucITY BEEN PREARRANGED
A poOuMENr on INlIENsE INTEREST.

The caraIOgd odTdVOEIdI
The New-YOrk Tribune Monday last publishe
remarkable document entitled President Clev'
lands Record Reformer' IL covered twenty TOT
columns in a twelve page issue of that sheet, and Is
most terrible indictment of Grover Cleveland
would be impossible, Of course to reproduce the doc'
mont but we can present the summing up Of ii
record.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06
Gine tut&ttse Grttnonn8.

@tener Bldtter meIbeten neuIt9, bab
BET lieutenant &uboIpb .. 9tesI tn
Brinn cine @rHnbuns eeuna6t babe,
mctur6 3uiammenf6se anf gtfenbabs
men, Dte aud als alberen nnsIhdsfdle
bur9 gntsIstiunsen, gIemsntars@ GREGG
nihs II. /. 70. nnm69Ii@ sema4t werben
iouen.
3as grinsip bieisr @tfinbuus bsrubt
auf eiusn, benz @iienbabn3uge anf s16s
Rerc gntferuung porausebsuben. mtttelf
@Iettrisitdt estrtsbeuen St@erbshsuas
gan, Der rs1t3sitia automatii@ bur4
Observation-Disclosures ben Wai1inenfits
r.r cuf tte brobenbe @sfabr aufmertiau,
ua5t unb ss TOM taburd ern69li6t,
ban qua gum SaIten ~ brtnssu. Sett
tseiIt nun has nReue Wiener Euse5Iatt'
NIT, bag bic gIsiGe Stee bersits por 3uei
,,Sabren In no9 p~sitsrsebenber @etie
BON etrer1 lunaen @tsner @sIebrteu.
benz Bripatbotent fir BbpIt on ber bors
tiesn untpsrftdt, Sr. @rnft 2s4er, Ct
fonnsn unb aussearb,itet worbsn fei.
Or. Grnt 2e9er Idbt BON ber 2otos
motipe Gus etnen il.tnen St6erbet.s:
passrl mttteIf eleftrii@tr &raftibertras
suns benz gtfenbabntuse porauSfabrsn,
Sowte bic 9otomotipe pon ber Station
Meg F6 tn 8epssuus Test, etIt aud Der
Siderbsitsudsen tn etnem be1ttmm!en
N5ifante tsrislb;n poran. Ote @r6se
Der Abffanbsfrsde bss acknowledgements
Wasens ppm bem etgsntltdsn @tienbabn,
suse Idbt it9 lie nod benz Serabe befteben:
ben 5rtlt9su @rtorSsrnife, mad Der
S3tsnentrimuung unb ber9isi5en Don
benz 2ofomotiufibrer beIisbts requiem.
gr bat ben @asen 70 t9sr tn Der
9anb, nie Elm Rutidsr eth wobl stuse'
fabrenss So,fpannpferb. St6bt nun
eessn bteien St9erbettspasen irsenb
etn btnbernis, 70 terbrt9t Dor elmer
Reibs mad porne s~rpontrter 9lGs9eu
irsenb etnss; bieie @ldsGen eutbalten
QuedfIber sNmalsau1e, unb bur5 BITE
Stromunterbrehuus miro bic Cuffs
bremie bes bintsrb.r fabrenben Susss
Don ieIbft tn Ebdit8telt ssisst.
Die fnnrside grHnbuns erm6slt6t
eB 10, baB twsi &tI3ise o5ue 2osomos
tiufibrer NIT pollen Dampfe sesen etns
amber fabrsn t6nnen unb bierbet ber Gus
iammentoB ber bsibeu St9srbettsDasen
bts bstoen 3dse aiitomattid gum StsBen
brtnst. Dabur6 Iafeu ft9 ale 3us
ia%umsnff6Be, iouie Gntslsiiunseu tn
ToIse pen auf benz Babn,6rpsr Itess1s
ben 5%tnberntfsn &C. unm6slt@ MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06
Jat6n0ti@t N9@ss@teu.

- Sn &anlas.g ttp, Mo., fanb rsus
LID gum Beffen bes beuti91u Sofpitals
Gin Breisf9isbsu nm etnen Iebsubissu
Bdtsn fat. Der sIiGli9e S9is war
Elm S9ulmeifsr, Der Bet gum amiles
ment Der S@ulilsenb ubri9tsn Infsri
Dig.
- @iner tsrluii9eE 3situus 3u SoIss
finb beusr tn cisco. Esras, ui9t went:
ger. ais $7s, 3o0-fir 9ecans Nifs be-
,ntIt porben. gs iett biefe Sunnle etn
Quautum uon etra 1900, 600 Pfunb
eoer unsefdbr so @iisnbabn . Cats
laSurgsn uoranS.
- Cine in Gentudp iebenbe Dame BAT
fs5sn S6bue unb i.ber pom ibnsu III On
einem Sonntag seboreu. Ste bat nun
IN ben @onperneur beS StaateB ses
f@riebsn unb tbsiIt or. gresusu3 nit,
boB fe nod ME BON etnsm dbnItden
6aas ssb6rt babe. ste CLAUDE baber,
bab fe 81 elmer BENTON bere@tEst fet.
- Cine SoIse unrsiien Erintuafers
FOL ZEN greebnifeu be. dr3tIid rieits
onesitsaten 1nterlu@unsen mad bic
fur9tbare Eppbus epidemic in Bits
burg. ga, fstu. gs wtrb bsbaupt.t,
has elm @las bes borttsen Er;ntnafers
100. 600 900 Batterten enibaIte. Die
@pibemis tft mod INNER in Der Sunabus
te5rifsu.
- Die rpennip!paiia gifsnbabnses
feaf6aft' bat bic pom ibr s,pIante
Sparbanf fur i5re aEseHeuteu in's 2eben
trsten Iafsn. SdmmtIi6e anseffeute
bet 8abusefeni5aft 6fIi9 ron Yittss
burg unb erie finb bur@ eth @trtuIar
hes 8rdtbentert bapon tenahrigttgt unb
,usIsi@ nit ben &eseIn bes uniers
flsunss' uub 8erf@erunsssGOnbs Be-
taunt sema4t worben.
- Das idbrIiGe grcbutt pom .6onis
In NorbsA msrita wirb auf etwa 100
Wtaionen Bfunb sef@dst, ueI9e TN
Nartte faf $3.50, 600 %etnbrtngen. Sas
bur9 bic 8ieuensu9t a1idbrIi9 erateIte
@a@s bstrdst nabesu SOC, 900 gfunb,
unb III i'm 6anbeI etua 800, 600 ruertb.
gs sisbt tn RorbsNmertta etwa 80, 600
eeute, weI9e ft9 Der 8ieuenau@t wtbs
men.
- Eus Stem Oort tommit bic bebauers
Tide 0aSri&t, kaB hort gum Winbeffen
100, GOO Be,iouen obne Bef@5ftiguna
fnb. nnb baB tros ter onf@etuenben
suten Eauienben o 2euter BITE gerue
arbetten m69ien, WanseI unb Rotb in's
Gef3t fidrrt. Aaerbtiss ae56rf bic
RebrsabI Der Getsrn6en ben Bauaeuer.
ten on, BITE um bisie 3eit ieIten etmas sa
tbun baben, absr BITE PoItjeiffationen
fno aund4tIt9 Don 2euten iberfhlt,
teta 2osts be3abIen t5nnen,, unb
Otfesn bee wobItbdtis,n geIeul9aften
itnb ron hunsrtsen 2eiten ulebr ais IN
friihersn @tntern keIanert-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06
0ermti@te Na@rt@ten.

Das tIetne i'd 10 rsbnrstf@s
Shrfentbum RuhoIfiabt utr6, wie ges
meIbst wtrb, ben iibrigsn bsutf&en
Staatsn NIT einem @eiet uoranssbea,
weIdss urf9uIbts tn interchangeable
ob:r STRAIGHT sebra@teg erfonen idabs
los bdIt.
Gin Opfer Der gtteItett
warb tirtIt4 Elm iunses Wedbden tn
Berlin, bas auf Der Wetbeubammer
Bride o5nmd9tts nie~berfant, unb 3mar
In SoIae Bu ffarten S9nireus. Boribsrs
eeben6e nabmsn bic Sbnmddttse auf.
festen fie In etne Droi1te unb usranIaBs
ten TIRE lleberfibruns nod ibrer @obs
nuug, neI6e fs ar5ugeben uermo9te,
ua96em fe tn ScIse entipre9snber ,grs
Iei9teruns" BITE BeFnnuns wieberseuons
men bate.
5ofprebiser St6der Sat
ben Berltnsrn f9on se;eist, mas er NIT
feinen @orten ,Wfr ffeben unter ben
SIiseIf@ldssn elmer ueuen 3ett1 seu.etnt
bat. Seine ,gbrifflt9sS ottaleu" baben
NIT poIi3etltGer grIaubntB uteberuut
SlugbIdtter perbreitet, weI3e tn isber
SeiIe sSubenbese tretben. Das cine ber.
feIben f9Itebt NIT ben @orten: Gin
Sod benz arbettenSen Bolt, has feline
Rette bridtlH Oamtt TIT seuistni, baB
BITE SostaIiifen f9 ;u Serrn St5der unb
ietner Sreunbl@aft bstebrsn fonen.
Sn BreuBen aibt es 1ebn
Sidbts. psI9e F9 rhbmen tdrfen, bag
IN tbnen feline &omuiunaIfeusr erboben
wtrb, unb swar SuIuir3pce, &af9toD,
BosorteIa, 8Iefen uno Wirfnbt tn
8ofeu, ReIbora unb &smberg tn S19s
fen unb Rorbenburg tn OF. Breuben.
Sw6lf Stdbte erbebei etne Communal.
Steuer pon unter 10 of. pro Scpf Der
Beu6Iteruus, barunter TIT Busts. adt
Stdbte erbtbsu cine soI6e pon aber 10
big so Bf. unb a1t anbere cine 5oIhe
pon iber 30 Bf. tts su l SO. pro Rcpf
ber Beu6Iteruns.
I'm .. De3ember f~es.Iteu
BITE SLIDER &eiuers unb Mful pom
E~rapemaube, fowie eth Soba tes erfss
rem tn BITE See, uu1 ibHm f@weren Drobs
erwerb ~na@3uaebsn. @sseu abenb ers
bob ft@ absr efn riIh:- 5turni, Der 10
tobte, baB tein S&iff ben 6afen uelltsB.
I'm Roreen fanb man am Wfedlencurs
ger t1fer Set Rofenbaseu elm setentertes
Boot NIT 3mei nidnnIi9en 2ei&en. wsl9s
ais BITE bes iEnsen Retmers nnb Skulls
anertannt uurhen. Die Qtt&e bes
dIteren Reimers war nod ni9t oufses
funbeu.
Die ffrtff9e @egieruus
f@eint 6ie quite abf&t au boben. BEN
&dubermeGen 3u f~feaern. Der SuItau
BAT benz Rrieesutniffer befobIeu. NIT
gr5Bter Streuee uor3usebeu, uub biefer
hat eEnen entfpre@snbel grIab IN bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06
Ser &onsoftaat tn N5tben.

Die bsrBetttgs Sage bes Ronsoftaates
wtr6 tn b61f unsdnfttgem 2t5te barge
ffsut, namentlid bic 3uff6nbe IN ben
StanIspfdlen. Sort foGen bic arabs
i9en StlapsnbdnbIer Elm fbrmli6eS usrs
f9anates Eager crrtGtst unb NIT ben bret
Bet ben Rduipfen anl 81. Nu9uff 1885
erbeuteten Rarruer ausaerifet baheu.
S6re Stdrte iou 1000 betraseu, mdbs
renb Der &onsDftaat benz 6auptmann
pan Der 8clbe, welGsr bic StanIepfdue
.snr1dercbern" fau, bIos 80 RessrfpI.
batsu sur g~srfiauug ssftsllt bat. 9alu
tommt, boB bic 9eItuns EtppusFipp's,
bes betannten QrabsrbduptIinss, nit
peI6.m SianIep sineu 8srtras obs
eefdIofen bat, anfdnst, is5r uerod9tts
3u rperten.
gs ffebc ietenfaus fef, baB i@ fos
wobl STANLEY, pte Der 3Onsoftaat ibsr
ben GinFub hisfss mannes auf feline
@enofsn srhHhLi5 tduf@ten. Eippu:
G;pp febe ft3 beut in elmer gang perIais
fcnen Sage. Oer Gonsoftaat IdBt IGN
nit etnteen Qsuten am obsrsn &onen,
no Ct b66ffsns ben 9tsnf ais 8orpoitsn
psrRebt, wdbrsnb feline 9anbsleuie bic
9esenb beterridsu unb i'm istt ais
ibrtn 6auptfsinb bstradteu. Inter fol.
den t1mfdnbsu I.i es fcbr uabri9stnlt9,
bas Gtppu. Etpp zines fG6nen Cages gu
fstnsu @enofsn 3uriidteBrsn unb feinen
Bsraf als Stlauenidser wteber oufuebs
met wsrse. 2ause werbs bieieS Grets'
niB ntdt auf f5 werten Iahen.
6anb tn 5anb NIT bteien Bsbrdnes
nifsn ssbt Bite .unebmenhe Ginan3notb
beS iunssn Staates. Sc r1ebr has weite
@sbiet erforf6t utrb, peffo GROCER psrs
ben BITE Iussaben. Bum babsn fi9 fret.
It'd hts @~tnnabmen bes Staates etuas
ssbobsn, aber nidt tn bemfelbsn 8ers
bdItniB mte bic gussabsu. Eroebeni
uirbeu btsis gsrbdItntfs 81 feinsr ert,:
fen BeiorsntB anlaB ssben, psnn maj
nt1t Dor Der i5rmli9sn nnm6sIi6 teit
fiHnte, bic uusntbebrIi3e Rcusobabn
bersuffeIen. Obne gfsnbabn bat aut
Der &onsoftlat feline Susunft. Sn btes
fer RiGtuna befinbet f9 Der iuuae
Staat tn elmer iibIen Gage. Sc uermos
bic Rotten bee Carbohydrates nt1t aufs
subrinssn, neil feline @innabmen nod
bu 9srins fnb, unb er Tam feline Gins
uabulsn ri1t erLahen, neil Ct ebeu Ste
Soffen bes @ifenba5nbau.s rtdt aufBus
brineen permag. Berl. Sreubsts.