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Cleveland and Hill.
Tx PRESIDENT PETITIONED FOR AN INDORsEM
NEW YORKS GOVERNOR


NEW YoRKs GOVERNOR
New York Correspondent Philadelphia Press.
NEW \ okK, Oct "A petition that awakened
the democrats and made the mugwumps rroth
was circulated to-day on some Of the downtown
exchanges. The petition requests President
Cleveland 70 come out natly and emphatically de-
clare his loyalty TO Gov. David Bennett Hill, IL
was circulated first on the Produce Exchange and
later at the stevens House. The petition SAYS:
I'VE, the undersigned democrats, DESTROYS alike
OF the triumph OF democratic principles in the
national and state issues now Joined, respectfully
Unite In calling your attention 10 the efforts made
10 defeat the regularly nominated candidate OF the
democratic party David b. Hill. by a faction which
falsely arrogates TO itself the Claim OF your special
friendship. The injury To the democratic cause
which this faction can accomplish depends largely
upon your permission, unrebuked, OF Its constant
and that privately you do not favor the election
OF Governor HILL We beg you not TO delay to
make puhlic your emphatic denunciatlon OF the
assertions and actions this undemocratc faction
ofthe party and properly reouke IL and so heartily
10 endorse Governor BINS candidacy as to render
state OF New York by falsely trading on your
petition as soon as signatures are received To Ei-
ward Murphy, lr., Esq, chairman, Hoffman House.
city, requesting him " forward same 10 President
The Hon. Joseph John o'Donohue said very en-
phatlcaIy: I'VE can get 100, 700 signatures TO the
petitions IN New YORK alone. IL Is Just that tue
Pfesident should need the request OF The petition
efS"
The Anti-Hlu Bureau. at A Pine street. Is send
los out ceiuge OF petitions letters reprints from
antl-hill newspaper editorials, az. The head or
The bureau Ii Waiter L. Logan He says that al
ready 1000 signatures from Cleveland demo-
Gratis, WHO Will vote against the governor
nave beel received X ID. Woodward has fuil
Charge OF headquarters. Mr.. Logan and the COM
lnlttee, X Z. bOWker, VIM i. CrOsdaIe, Horace L
Dening, and VIA VI. WINS, city chamberlain ana
Far her % the Hon VIM K Grace, have Geputei
M Woodward 10 represent them and control the
documents no ID.
young women who prepare them Tor the posU-officc
by c.ectIOn day, Mr.. woodward said, ave shall
nave TIE snatures OF fully 80 600 Cleveland demo
erGts anu E-Ugw jumps promising TO vote against
Governor Hill"
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Boston Letter to Providence Journal
1 met yesterday Mrs A, who has just brought
her rather extensive corps Of servants back from
the seashore. 81 had to come back earlier than
usual" sine said; "Jane is getting ready to be mar
ried, you know. I've improved the opportunity by
increasing the Catholic vote on school committee.
"The Catholic voter" repeated; 81 do not under
pense, but the joke Is too good TO keep. You see
went and registered. l didn't care much about It
but was here and was visited and personally
labored with, you see. Really, l was given 10
Understand that the religious liberty OF country
depended upon my registering, and practically
told that II l shirked my duty might expect to
see familars OF tue inQutStiOn going about Boston
streets or course Icouldnt take so much response
bility, and went and registered" "BuL don't
see how that Increased the Catholic vote, :" said
.Oh," Mrs. A returned with grimace, shat is the
joke. The authorities who keep run OF those
things found out that my name was on the list.
and they made descent on my servants and told
them they must register because l did They
gathered IN the COOK and the chambermaid and
the second girl Only three to One."
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Sn8 IAAES PROCEEDINGS 10 CoAPkL The LAND
oFFICB TO ISSUE WARRANTS TO her.
Yesterday Judge Hagner, in special term, d.
rected the issue Of rule 10 Hon. 8. NJ Stockslager,
Commissioner OF the Land ONCE, why he does not
issue 10 Mary N. Levy certain land warrants Mrs.
Levy, formerly Mary Elizabeth Bouligny, sets out
That In 1867 the Thirty ninth Congress passed an
act for relief OF the heirs OF John E. Bouligny, OF
LOUISIANA her former husband, directing the Land
Omce 10 issue warrants for 7o,s4O acres OF public
LANDS In lieu OF a like area or private land which
had been sold by the United states under a mis-
lake, but that the Fortieth Congress directed the
Land commissioner 10 suspend issue under this
grant until the further order OF Congress and that
the Fortbeth Congress expired without further Or
der on the subject, and that the Commissioner OF
the Land ONCE, with Vhe approval OI the secretary
or tao Interior, now refuses TO issue these war
rants ordered ty the Thirty ninth Congress She
claims that the order for the SUSPENSION OF the
issue expired when the Fortletn Congress expired
ana left the law OF the Thirty nintn Congress in
Iui fOrce, anC she asks a mandamuS TO s. Nj.
slOckSlager, Commissioner OF the General Land
Ornce, requiring him 10 issue these land warrants
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A Bigger Man Than Minister Phelps

Bigger MAN Than Minister Phelps.
Washington Correspondence New York Tribune
Buffalo Bill has been delighting the statesmen
With his pictures OF life in the Wild West this
week. His friends say he isn't bit puffed up by
his success in pleasing royalty, and one OF them
tells an incident OF the influence Of the Hon. Mr.
Cody which shows that he was OF more account
in England than Minister Phelps. Col. Clark Z.
Carr, an Illinois politician, was on visit to Lon
don, and dropped around to the American lega-
ton. lie presented his card TO a liveried lackey,
and was ushere1 into The presence or Minister
Phelps.
"Iou are Col. Carr" said the envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary, with shade
OF doubt in his tone.
81 am, !" responded the visitor.
"Ah, now, DO you know am so glad to see you. "
"lm glad to know That" said Col. Carr.
"Ah, you Will pardon me-" quickly interposed
the diplomat, "but have no tickets OF admission
TO the house OF parliament So many OF our people
come abroad nowadays, you KNOW"
Don't worry about thai" reJorted the colonel,
enough to look after that matter"
"Indeed," exclaimed the discounted minister
"might ask who he is?"
"Bunalo Bill" was the reply, as the visitor
bowed himself out OF the diplomats presence.
This was true. Col. Cars brother Is noted In.
dian tighter, and Buffalo Bill had been with him
In the West When he found out that Col Carr
was In London and wanted to visit the houses OF
parliament, he easily secured the tickets which
the minister was unable u get.
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Deeds In fee have been Med as follows: Mary A.
Parsons 10 John Patch, lot 3, 50. 400; g. Martha
A Martin 70 T. 5 Martin, pL. 10, So. 79s; g. j..
j. Curran 10 ID. Z. Leahy, lot IL So 1000; 81. 500.
r. Pagan To T. Martini sub 10 Greenyale; &, 800.
Mary Z Curtis 10 Mary NJ. Briggs. pit Sunnyslde;
800 A 5. kellogg 10 Mary NJ Kelly. lot 10, 50.
li5; g. j. T. Stevens 10 W. +. Ogle, lot b, blk.
crime Mccarthy, sub 20, p. b. ct al IS add. 10 West
Washington; 1850. T.. A. Lambert TO Great
Falls Ice Co, lots and d So. $50; e.. W. III.
Campbell TO Mary NJ Thorn, part sub ii, So 424 ;
=. W. II. Barnes TO Wray Beatter. sub A, 50. 94I
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Money Talks.

From the Virginia City Chronicle.
Yesterday afternoon there was an excited as
semplage OF scrub politicians gathered in front OF
Mallons store, sitting on sacks OF barley and bar.
res OF sugar, earnestly discussing the presidential
situation. Louder and more eager became their
talk, when one jumped up, Offering to bet SIS on
Cleveland.
All hands sprang to their feet, and there was q
circus reminding one OF the San Francisco Stock
Board in active session.
"Ill take 1t, and go $500 BETTER" shouted the
biggest man In the ring.
go you $1,OO0l' ''Bet you $5,OOO!" "Cleve-
land, never" "You're a d-n liar: Sherman
can't" "Bet you S15, OOO!"
This was high as any OF them got, as Just then
an aff1uent newspaper reporter stepped UP, show
ing s. gold piece, and Offering to bet 1t Oh either
side, cash up. None OF them could cover it.
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Another Musiiatea body Found.

Nh foHBEs THEORY OF TEE WHITE CHAPEL HORRORS
The trunk Of woman Was found Ia a recess OF
the new police Offices On the Thames embaakmenr
In London yesterday afternoon. The head arms
AID legs were missing The remains which were
N an advanced state OF decomposition. were
wrapped In rough cloth and tightly cound with
cord IL II believed that the aims recentIy found
az finnco and Lambeth were cut from this body
MI. FORBES. the noted war correspondent writes
70 the DostI Netcs that he Is convinced that he
white Chapel assassin got disease from one OF his
victims, lost his situation. and Is suffering from
specinc madness He suggests that the murderer
IS q medical student
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OPEN OF TIE CONGRESS ANEkIcA Nrsrs
Americanlst Congress opened ut Berlin Yesterday
Dr. Won Gossler, minister OF pubic insIruction
presided. de greeted the Congress on the part q,
emperor William ana said his majesty took a keen
interest In the Efforts OF the congress- especay In
explanation OF the difficult problem OF the cOnnec
tlon between the peoples and cultures OF the OH
anu new world. and expressed the hope that the
Lhsrdtions or the human race. Professor Cora of
Italy, In the name OF the foreign delegates ex
IN. S's~~
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Driven Into Town by Growing Roosscr,,

Driven Into Town Dy Growing ROOStcrn.
From the New York Mail aud Express.
''Back In the city, yes l have had all the
country want for one year." said jolly Wall
street man yesterday. ut wasn't very good
season with me and took cheap board on u farm
In the Catskllls. Things were pleasant enough,
excepting that the ROSTERS bothered the life out OF
me the flrst week. They crowed all day long and
all night long. never knew they could live with
out steep before. watched Them, though. and
noticed that they always stretched themselves as
high as they could reach when they crOwed. SO
played little trick on them. hung q lot OF
shingles about Is inches above the perches they
roasted on, and every time one OF those nuisances
started TO crow in the night he would knock his
head against the shingle. In the language OF the
nbald the trick Is boss.
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EDUCATIONAL
''EIocurrox. OR.roRr-


The Art of AL Arts; no persons education A COM
plete without il "-Emersoa.
Pew PERSONS know what poveu they possess until
IF / had means only suihcient to Civ: nv SON or
daughter but one kind Of education. should select
this Art II viii ut them for every Of life
Collegiate Glasses commence October 3, isss.
I-NON-PROFEsSIoNAL COURSE II ELOCUTION
n7RRoIESsIoNAL COURSE IN oRAToRT
THE NON-PROFEssIONAL COURSE Is an educa-
ton itself persons of any will ind IL fully equal
to snS S5 any sn Sss II
Voice Culture. Pronunciation. Expressive Reading
Analysis. Elocution, Grace Gesture Department
English Authors. Conversation and Shakespeare.
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN oRAToRY
embrace, among other things: l. study and Practice
ings: 4. Ciima1es: 5 Perorauons; g kItemporaneous
Speaking: z. Actual Practice in Pulpit Oratory; &
Actual Practice in Addr ssne the jury; y: Actual
Dinner Speeches; IL. Actual Practice in Anecdote-
Telling; IL. Political Speeches; IL. Debate; IA.
Mastery Of the English Language; 10 Artistic Read
ing: 10. Dramatic Gesture.
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN ACTING
Line Acting: Counterpart Acting: scene Acting; ui
Play Acting; 'Starring" Study of Actors and Plays:
sta.e business; stage setting; Dramatic Gesture;
heading, and Comedy This is the only Co lese in the
United States that PERFECTS pupil for the stare.
The method is Endorsed By all professions. We have
land. Bishop John p. Newman b. D.; Prof. Alex NJ
Bell, Pr 4 Edw c. Townsend. 4. B. Hay ESQ., and hun
yers physicians, teachers Of singing tescEsrs Of slo
cution and teachers Of acting rs well some Of the
most prominent business men and social people Of the
Of Representative have been pupils here.
losas HARRIS SolHEeE or E esss f
City p U. d Washington d. c. eel5
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Not the Colonel.
From the Chicago Tribune
"What did you md in the pockets?" inquired
Mrs. Hankthunder anxiously.
"There was small hymn-book, /" said the coro-
ner, together with O handkerchief. some hostage
stamps, few tracts on total abstinence-n
at wasn't the colonel" exclaimed the Kentucky
LADY, greatly relieved; "hes probably coming on
the next boat" va
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An Underground River.
ITS ROARING ALARMS THE CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN


great sensation prevails at Whiteville, the
county seat OF Columbus County, N. c., over the
discovery of an underground river. A Raleigh
dispatch to the New York Herald says: The
sound of the roaring and rushing OF water beneath
the ground at certain spots Can be plainly heard,
and hundreds OF people visiting the spot. When
In the vicinity OF the supposed stream IT can he
heard without difficulty, but when person puts
his ear TO the ground ;he phenomenon becomes
really alarming. The sound indicates that The
water is not any great distance down, and That 1t
Is not small stream, but a large river that is
cOurstng unseen in the bowels OF the earth. We
hicles passing over the ground where the phe-
nOmenon exists cause hollow echoes to come from
below, and the earth In the vicinity for great
distance around seems TO be cavernous, judging
from the sounds that follow sharp blows. The
WhiteVllle people say there Is no telling how soon
the bottom may IalI out or the whole Town.
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ErOm the Albany Journal
An Albany physician, speaking of cancer re-
Gently, said: 81 have never known case OF cancer
among the Hebrews, and 1t has always seemed 70
me that perhaps their escape from this fearful
olsease 10 que 70 the fact that they do no not
eat pork" cancer physician famous throuohs
ton. W.
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MIEhSCH,
1919 Rhode Island ave.
Instructions given violoncello and Piano Musi-
cal Theory thoroughly taught. sel4-lns
EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER, A coll
IA lege graduate desires private pupils classes in
school Latin aud Mathematics specially. Address
Box 16l. Star office sel4-lms
M ADAME A. PELR. wELI-KNOwN FOR HER Ex.
V1 celient pronunciation. will give French Lessons,
private or in classes. Highest recommendations 80
10th St NV, near the ArlinSton Hotel sel-:,m'
COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES-COMPRISES
OEnglsh, Glass cal and Normal Departments. with
superior facilities for music and Send
to c. L. kEEDY Pres Hagerstown. Md au.lJ-6w
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.Outlucked" is baseball for trounced.-Ihi,a-
defDAf<I

London street rogdies put Up small boys to throw
themselves In the nay OF oicy cles, and GU being
struck oy tne maclInes - set Up u howl and pre-
tend 70 have been baIiy AuTt- Then the rox dies
crowd around In the role OF Indignant and sympa-
TAXING citizens. and the bicyc.IsJ Is glad 20 pay
the gamlG rCundly aud get Oh with whole sAin
AItsTw ard the rowdIes and the gamin divide the
proceeds-bosioH ZfaregLer.
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. MULLER, SPECIALIST OF THE EYE EAR
IL and Throat has returned to the city aud will
resume his practice s2S 18Th st. nv. Office hours
to IL and 2 TO 3. Sunday. l0t seq lms
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT C<N SPEEDILY
Dcure any case Of Rheumatism Neuralgia, Catarrh
Asthma. Insomnss Paralysis, Loss OF Manhood Weak
ness. Structure, Tumor. tistuia, st. hitus Dance.
Epilepsy, Nervous Affections, and all Female CON-
plants. Hours 10 TO D. Consultation Free
Dr. J. W. HAYWARD. Electric specialist.
se5.lm l2l9 st. NV
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IOkUF. CIA1. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil livery hidden mystery
revealed hecoSers lost stolen property. Finds
hidden treAsSres Gives lucky numbers Causes speedy
msrriAxes BRINGS separated together Gives success
in business. hemoves all family troubles aud evil
tnnueuces Cures sickness II disappointed by efforts
OF otLers Judge not all alike the Professor con-
vince the nost skeptc Strangers from other cities
Will save time aud disappointment by calling on the
only genuine clairvoyant in this city succeed,
where 81 others FAIL aud adv.rtsss only what be
do sttinHs. DOC. Lie-resdnx by ulsil receipt Of
81 Name. lock of hair date OF birth. Hour y 70 X
open sundays from 70 y. m
De1-2ms lol 9th M m -
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DENTISTRY,

nR B. J. HYATT DENTIsT. ST. CLOUD
~ building, 9th aud II Sta. Room "a.
trscts Teeth without pain. with serstsd hypnotic.
which Y szie pleasant and eaectuAl se22-2w.
EREE DENTAL INFIRAARYl TEETH FILLED
ospe cost q material q Leg st;ny Dsn.sl Depart
except sunday kxtractaon free lnnrmAry open from
Uctober LIST ~ June 3Oth. se20-2m
nR STARR PARsoNg .pENTrsT PIN II. cor
FL 5ssv,nssS q Ic ex9scssn4 81 sppucsSons y
gum; eeh{ng tsssh ovea; ARTIFICIAL tsseh inssEtsa
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42l 9th st NV.

MME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
OV LIFE All business conhdentisL Ladies and rem
Genen oO cent? each. 4Oo l. street, between 4th aud
ON streets northwest se24-2ws
M AID. ARDENNE THE CELEBRATED PALM
NAlst ana Clairvoyant can rive you your lite
chsrt and 70 her satters their names full leiis
how 70 hold the affection husband sud lover how
70 YIN the one You love. An business conhdentlal
liz o. nv. sel2-lms
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TIVE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
JAMES Z! N EAfgEdT LID.
e, The Hon. wA nILfsldsa s. cox.LLp
Justice of sss Court of the District
Professor of the Law Real and Personal Property
.ps va Ia9 Msa' T
Assistant Attorney General OF the United states
and EQUITY Pleading Of the Law Of Evidence and
the he lev hon q t' Franc WHARTON, LID.
Solicitor o. .iga S1 the Dep.rs!Tsns Of STATE
The Hon: AgeUsTJs $ %oRTH1NeroN, IL B.
E1Astornsy Of the United States for the District Of
I'0' % en sfiPi MaF Ffrss ans Pneo
LeetprsF s on ! Pr z Ha Comm ereial Law
Associate Professor Of Practice Judge Of Moot Court
and Lecturer on the History OF English and Amer.
GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS. LID.
ESBEk + E e. 1 Esx T Il Patents t..
GEORGE 1. WILKINSON. BIS,
Registrar and Librarian.
The exercises OF this school will be resumed IN the
on 3d. Il
faculty. The opening address viii be commemorative
date SrsanizaOn in 1876 and Of its rsorssnizs:
The Law Library with the large additions made to
viii be open BY day"and by night for purposes Of
Ss s v Be
Of standard treatise on that subject will be open
all the students of the School, desiring to at
tend this alone will make application to the
Registrar after October To- information CONCERNING
the fee dates Of lectures. &c.
An additional Lecture Hour has been annexed to the
daily in order make
Lecture Courses during the year.
q "a. hsa II M Il tHs HoS
derinilk Co.. 1424 st., at the Office Of Fitch Fox
Brown. corner ennsyIvanis ave- and eth st. or BY
etter addressed to
se2O-6mo JAMES c. YELLING. President
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PROFESSIONAL

WALKING MADE EASY; HANDS BEAUTIFIED
w Boston Chropodists; Boston prices. st n. KENI-
son SONs', 4lS 18th st NV. All troubles OF the
feet skifuy treated Lady and genten ope. ators
always "a sttendsnce AAnicuring Use satisfaction
ana rnIltHe
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NATIONAL. MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEDICALA AND
IN Dental Departments of Columbian University The
sixtyseventh session will begin October at p H..
With introductory addresses by Prot W W. Johnston.
1925 Hs-n.w. A F. A. KING. NJ. D., Dean.
seC6-1t 18th st
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. 1911 ST N VA
Il Primary, 1ntermediate. and Hgh School for both
sexes. sixth year begins september 49, with Q corps
Of eisht Teachers Al experienced and professional In;
science Pupils prepared for COLLEGE business In
diyidual training Special advantages TO apt pupis
well supplied with charts reference books and physi
cal and chemical apparatus Text books furnished.
Of1ce hour-l0 Am to IL q m, aud pm to 4 D. IN.
au29-6m THOS. ". StDM ELL. Principal.
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rhe Cerssescass - n Expes1
From tn wsshinesoa Posi- SsssazS sA' 49,
We oo.erasulass TEE srAs on ~ great prosper
ty. Tar, d - bsu~ svasae ssspap~ 49,
UwSssd Aalsa
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T E. SCHEEL. TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN AM
- Singing ut sight. Particular attention to begin
well those wishing to be Qusl6cd teach
ers or performer 734 12tn NV tylS-w&s:Sms
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-31
Die SemOfratifbc Staats : gons
oeHtipn.

Die Semofratii6e Staatss Contention
gu SarriSburs bat bic 9oIitit unb Die
8ori6Idse Oes 9rdfbenteu besdsIi6
Der TarifsRebiIion inooIlirt uno ben
Bertretern bon Benniplbanien i'm Cons
sreb empfobIen, fiir bic iusenannte
Dtius Bill su itimmen, uno benz Sons
SreB, bisieIbe iofort ansunebmen.
9iss 1T bic Saupts STEELE Der Blats
form, ipeI6er ii6 bic anbsre ais sIei9s
bebeutenc unreibt, bab Der Delegation
oer Democratic Benniplpanien's sur
oemotratiibeu gtationaIs Convention su
ct. 2Ouis aufSetrasen ipiro, ibre Elm.
beitIi6e Stimme fur Die g8ieSers9tos
minatiOn bes 9rdiiOentsn GlepeIanb ab.
sueeben, oehen geripaItung in ieber
SeSiebun8 fir cine borsIelids srtIart
nire.
Die 9latform ertIart feruer, bab bic
bifentIiden 2Gnbereien benz Bolt seb6s
rem, unO bab bic 9OIitif Der ieBigen
Seripaltung, ale berfalIenen 9dn6pers
tpiIIisunsen ipieoer Sur Somdne bes
2anbes Su MAIDEN, bas b69Ite Sob pers
bient. Der Demotratie tpirb ferner bas
Sereienit Der Peniioniruns Der SpIoas
ten suseI6rieben.
SdliebIid ipirb bic repubIitanii6e
Yartei Betaoelt, ipeiI iie ben 6ebIibIae
zines sere6ten Sieuergeiebes in Der
Staats'9esisIatur oeriduIoet, uno Die
rspublitanii6e transformations, ipeil
| iie bic Contributions 9eitimmungen ee.
gen GonlolIoirunB bon @OrpOratiOnen
ni6t in glnmenouus sebra6t babe.
Srlano erbGlt bic ipmpatbiI6en
GriiBe Der DemOtratie, uno Der Gins
| fdbrung bon Gontraits glrbeitern ipirS
Der 9riss ertldrt. ggenn stpei OritteI
Der 9ele9aten mad ct. 9puis iiber cine
Srase bOr Der Contention iibereinitims
men, iolIen Die i6mmtIi6en 0eIegaten
it6 einitimmiS eafiir ertIdren.
9as 1T Der ipeientIide sSnbaIt ber
YIatiOrm. Sin Ssri6t Der Diinoritdi
Der 8eiolutionss @omite, iiber beren glns
ii6t cine lebbafte Debate ifattsefunber
bate, fam gar nidt Dor bic Sonpeniion
DARN mar ebenlo ipie in Der Blatform
Der 9lelp Ycrter Democratic, bic SnooI.
firuuB Der Dlias Bill auseeIaiIen uni
nur bic Soti6aft oes grafbenten in.
bpHirt.
+ Die BlatfOrm, tpie iie bon Der Co.
mites Wiebrbeit beri9tet ipuroe, fano all,
ssmeine 3uitimmuns unb murbe unser
npmmen.
gIIs @anbibat fir Sas &idter. 9lm
in Der Supreme Court ipur6e Ribter g
Sreipiter WaegoIIum einIiimmia nomi
nirt, oa feline @ssens @an6ibaten ,uriid
setreteu iparen. 9erisIbe 1T i'm Staa
seboren uno SO Sabre alt. gr 1T eli
seIebrter Suriit uno ipuroe 1878 ,ur
9rdfioenten Der Common 9Isas Sour
fir Supquebanna eripdbIt, unb sipar i
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