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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14

Rep<gurf, 13. NOUbr. - Folaenbea
fiue bic g6luBuotirun9en: @elb srSffaete ,u
2 - unb fdlos Su Bro,eut. Sterliug.
gHehiel S4.84 - $4.84t auF so Eaoe uno
"a. 87-S4.873 auf Stdt. - 8uuoees GbIiqu.
tioueu: 4 prog. 1878, 4a.prc,. 1854, 3.pro;.
-. - gftien: abums' @rpres l48, Gen.
trail gaciftc 35, ehelapeaie GbiO -, grtG
275, Ditto Brinr. 625, SaiuOis= Central 1853
gafe <@hore 995. Weps sSeriep= Central 904
glprtb= g4efern 1898 blttO grtor. l4la, gtep'
gcrf central 1888. Sbio+RiiFJFppi 22t
Ditto Brior. 8S, Pittsburg 1855, 8eaeiHf
474, ct. Raul $50, Sitto 8rior. 1864
gHeRsrn.lluion S4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
Qnr0 Gus aertmAfftatNer ttriaG1e!

8renton, N.zS., IS. yto0 amber. r.-Nuz
fin Ilpatt unb Santes Gauana9h, 5uei
3Gpier, gerietben auI Saufag ruegen bes
Gaiers eines SegelboOtes in Strett. gts
Gounuaeb ssftern In bic Rerffdtte fam uRo
au auiiin oorbeigins, soa btejer eiueu srJ.
zen 5lepUlber un6 feuerte obne Broootatton
mebrere GGdFe auf @aDauagh ab, beriet6en
lsbeHsgefdbrlidb perpunSeue. Otgatt tparS
Ierbaitet. Coroner 8auer bat &aunaaBb's s
4ntemortem Nusiage eGtge geHgeuommeu.
Seibe MdnHer arbeiteten Ia BEN nErgutOl
China ggctts" uno Tinb oerbesratbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
GnnOflmprO ttt Rebrasfa.

Omaha, Nebr., 19. gioOember.- 9u
ferzGountp, ytebr., fiub tie Garmer Sis
rom Softer nub g8m. albIep nls 2ei4eu uu'
ter eiuem 5aufeu Sen gefunben tporoen.
geioe gtGnuer rpareu Sdulbirettoreu, uuo
e8 erifirt @runh 81 Der Gnnahne, bas ite
pcu etaem getpifieu Solbein, ben ite beihulz
tigten, fiG bic N0beIu oes SduIbuuiss bes
3ifrifts piserre6tlid angeetguet 81 baben,
ertnnrhet mrrhsn 6plhein ii nerifmunben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
E$seeF Gtae4t,
Sfe gsrnn D p2atnffeaane frt Nsnaeller.

q > o enc I, gt.sgl., l3. Yso0,ai6er. -2l1t
roeiteze gsiaeu pHEoen beule nuter ben
GruE7uerH 0es eiused1erteu @sbduoes Der
s9tean @auge L guHteru 60" aafgefuHSeu,
uao bic 3aBI Der GPler TT biermit aui % aes
fgeGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
@fn aGGfftoer ardntfaanr .

Reabing, 3d., 13. O0ember.-Safob
@uttnnuu aus oieier Staot lernts far5lia
SRI. Rar1 Biatans bnth eine photographic
fenHen, meldle er in oem 6auie tlre8 Brus
oer8 III biefer StaSt suerft lab. Gr oerliebie
fid in bas Wdo6eu uao erluhte BEN 8ruoer,
ieine Gdpefer uat 9leabing toumeu III Iaiz
len. Sits geIdnh, uuo 9uttmannS gtei9uns
gen IN SRI. BintanS nahmeu nod rebr Ir,
ols er fie fab. ytidt IanSe Ua9gte eS, 10
tpurbe Der Sag Der SpHJeit feffgeiebt. Die
8ruut befanO fd9 i9on I'm BrautFiaat, bic
@dite tparen gelaben, uno 4Ies mar bereit,
um Der 2ranHug bei3umObnen; nur Giner
feblte, uamli1 Der grdutigam. 28is bic gr.
nttieIuug er9nb, mar OerieIbe augabIit IN
@eihdfts angetegeubeiteu mad gfeD Dorf
abgereif. Die gepreute, etpa 20eidblige
Sraut bat nun se9en ben fliihtig SetuoIoenen
SrGntigam eirle Slage auf Shaneuerlas fiir
ben SrnG bes @besSeripre9enS aagefirengt
unb aud bereits stneu 9uftbeiebI ae9en benz
ielbeH ertpirtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
Gnrppaigne eabefssrtnts.
soHbnA'S gGossGebeimaiife Iiae 3 ra''eHs
Ieidle ia ees 7beniis geFRuesa. - str
GbGtIeS ESafrsn'S ReftanGtbJsa.

2ou6on, 1S. giouember. - Der B0li,eE
III es nod itnqRr niht gelungeH, cine Spur
BON een Seriiber Der gprbtbateu IN 28hites
dlapet uEb SpitoIfel6s IN entpef3u, 4ae
Beri0neu, aAF rpeIde iidt iraenb eiu 8ggaadlt
lantt, tpereeu uerbaitet, UorIdufta aSer bot
man nod sfaft ieben 6ieier AGreia1teu 9leta}
nCd tem erfeu Ssrh1re eRtafea mafen.
&iHen gasDifien &erta legt bte Boliiei anf
cine BON ibr am Sagt1fng uayaenommene
8er5aftun1. Gin 0fana leatte bic 0fents
li5e 4IinlsrfIamfeit 6a6urd1 aai 7a, baB er
aIer!ei ielti0ne Eragea fielIte unb l4 iibers
talpt emf uggem m6bnfid5e gBeie Beigs9. Sc
manO risf i6ltaBIid, a5 f6uHe Das nur oer
gHhitedageIer Qi6r6er letu, nnb Qlsbal0
fliirste ii5 bic Dienge nit benz Gufe; zi9atlt
ibul" auf ibr Gpisr. Rau ierrte ben Rauu
nmber unb mari ipr i'll BoSeH, toobes thm
Der rthte arm ge5rofen IIo Der Sa3t)el
serrenft trUroe; 5ur1 Glide aber trGf taIo
baranf BoItaei etu, tpeldle thn IN ibre 2baat
HGbH. Oh er trtrtitd9 ettpas m}t ben YSoE9'
tgaten 81 tsnn bate, ipeiB man no9 Mot,
@rs sBoIiseidef @barles gBaTren bat peCs
brstten laRen, oaB er tses bes GJ9emeiueR
SerlauaeHs ni9t oaran 3ebaAt bate, III res
iigntreu, iDenn er HtGt g8iub oG1on befoul.
meH, eaB etr @figifter oes SnnerR, Wtats
theDs, t1 nit bem 9eoanEeH ulg, !bu,
sHarren, als Siiuoenbod fir bic gauge uuaIz
genebme geidihte gum 9pfer 8u bTtu9en.-
SAP sauS 2CnooE freute ita iiber ben 9iifs
trltt 2Snrrea's, Mot Sum gSent9fen aud, oie
GosicIi4eu, gpeLt5e uiht uergefieu baben, bl5
&c gBarren mar, bem iie Grafal9ars Square
tIutiaeu stneenfeas su baRfen ha6en. SO
aeht bereits has 8eritGjt, bic SoItllifen
molten 8arreR's 3liidtritt feFlid1 begeben.
Gum WaGiolgsr 2Garrea'9 iOu &bei @onfGbs
Ter EGrubale oou Birmingham IN Au3KAt
aeunuImeH iein. ReEer0tn8g babauptete
SemGno uaa SEipeitioa Der GeiGle gtdrp
SGue's, er babe ben Il6rosr nit bem Wid0=
den ms 6aus aeheR ieheE. Dar gla1H babe
i'm 8eiiGte aae AHSei9ea Iaiu10arer Sgpbia
llg Getragen.
Die 2eide elmer aHtdabig gefIeibeteu Sran
tpurDe beute friiA aus Der Gb yuie ge5ogeu.
IS befan5eu fiA Barlesaageu oil oem 66r.
per, peida oea 8eroa1t ernedten, oG8 Die
Brau ermoroet ruOroel iel, iuoefeu il es aud
ul09lidl, bas iig Selbimor0 begiu9, Hno bag
bic @ontuIioEea burh 4atoBen geggu BAL.
fen Il. bgI. i'm g8afer 1erurIad]t tourben.
8ie Boli3ei beniihte jidj, etmas Nd5sres i7er
bic 4ugeIsgenbeit al erultttela, bate leOod
utd5t mebr @rfolg, tpie bel ibrea yla4ior
i5uHgen iiber bic fri5SCeu @togothaten.
tSpdter.) - 9ie Poli3ei III ie5t iibGrBeuQt
6aB fie benz giGrber auf Der Spur ia. 3Uet
8erioDsu iino aRfgefuA6eu woCoen, DelIls
beu RanH ahen, Der oas lebte Spfec am
&bsn0 0or benz wioro in Ieiu 3immer beglsje
tete. Die BON ben 3eRaeH aeltetertsu 5e'
idreibDageu 6eS gtluues ftmmeu bolfom'
meu matchmaker ilberetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
2Gms 8er3lpefa0taG.

Btttebur9. as., 13. gfsuember. .-@iue
arauenpoue Chat be9ing in benz Srte 6rcu'
teuac, poIelbf Dor etnigen Sagen oas fardtz
bare @rubeu lln9Iiid fiattiauo, bic 8ttwe
tiues Der nr's 2ebeu setommenen 8ergIeus
te, Rnrie Gertbuue, Wtutter rou iiiuf fleiueu
Sinoeru. 9ieielbs mar burd ben 70 pL0slir
den SerIuF ibres 9atten Oem 8abnitun 0er=
falen uno bate iid3 sefierH gbeub nit ibrea
Sleiuen in ihre artnielige 6ittte 3uriifse5os
gen. Wie Sas dltefe, ueuu Sabre alte 0taos
den ipdter er5dhIte, bdtte iie eaIeIbf, Idugere
3eit Dor fiG hinbriitsuo tiIe eeIsiien, baun
Die pisr iuugereu Siuber gethBt uno auf benz
arnieligen Eager gebettetr oanu babe fte aus
elmer Same 3ohlen0l iiber aleioer uno iiber
Dos Sett ge9Oiieu, in ueldem bic aletueu
Idliefen; bitrauf babe iie Bapier in Braub
Gefedt une bic Siiue aRgesiiaoet; in turser
3eit ieien bic Slammen eupcrgei6lagen.
Gle Die 3odter) babe itd nou thre1 Diutser
nit @enaIt lossema9t uuo let sur Ebiire Der
SItte hinansaeeilt. 500 Die Radtbaru batteu
ben 9rono bemerft unb mahteu &ettun9s=
osriud9e, bod braunte bic Siitte unb beren
Subolt pie 3uuber, unb ipdter purOeu bic
pertoblteu geiheu Der Srau uu6 ibrer BIER
RinneE I'M SG1utt o2funoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
Sm sd0tten DeS 8aleens.

eebanon, 3d.. IS. gtooember. - Der
faf fiinoltG auuebmeube S4udde3ufaub
bes s8iliam Stnpers, tpeIder morgen rpes
gen @rmOrouns ieiner beiOeu @nfelftnoer
btu gerthtet tperhsu icu, bat bereits anIa5 ~
Der geftirttuug segebeu, bas ber Serbreder
ieiRem treilGeu 8i6ter entSogeu tuer6ea
f0unte. Sie Ner3te baben tuoeB 5offuuus,
bas Der Serurthetlte fart genug iein miro,
I'M ens Shaffot. tpeIhes In oem @efdHgnt5
hnie srrittet rperoeu icu, 3u beffeigeu. Shc
uers bat ftdl bereite in iein @el6id erseben.
Die 8ootennaGe bat ibren Blas in Der i3eue
bes SsIinqueuteu einseuommeu, Dieuuhl
man ridt beftir6tet, bab 2etterer 5aub on
fd lesen perne. gr fiihlt aroBe Reue fiber
ieine eHtieelthe Shat nne bort nit anoaA
nnf Die Borte isiuse geifli6eu Seel'crsers.
gSie es beiBt, bot Sbowere bic Nbftt, Oil
hem sdnfIot eiutge Borte an ipredeu, bod
glanbt man, oaB ea ieinem 4nmalt gettHgeu
meree, ihH ton Der lluhuu!iAteit etues ol>
den Sortnbens su iiber3euseu. Das Sers
lapgen mad 9idsts fiir ben 3utritt su BEN
StnrittnnsapIuse ifi iehr sroB. bod werbea
bic reitien bieabesigliden @eiuhe nnbe.
ridfdttet blsibeu, DO Der Shertff beabii4
tist. bic @rtheiiung Der GrIaubHiB aur Bel
uOtnnus tnnptiddlid auf Die Ssrtreter Dc,
4Iefe an beimr6nieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
Scr appItttEae sflad,tltnan sSorOea,

NaIet9b, N,a&.l I3. ytoOember.-GIbz
ridge ). Serbian, rpel1er ON Sonntage NIT
einer SauiIia in Bottom anflm uuO er8dblte,
tag CT Ieiner politiideu 4nfdteu baIber in
Durham, N.s@., beinabe ermOtoet uno BON
6olt pertrieben fporOeu lei, ruirb beiduloigt,
bie 9teger ieuer @egeno 3u ben oort Uerii6teu
8Ianotiiituugen auiatreiSt Rno fte bepo9en
III babeu, cine G.uontitdt 8nnamit aus ben
@erIhdtteu Der ggtortbera DURHAM Ba1n"
81 yauben. Die gBObuun9 Caleb &uIbinS's
uE0 mebrere Hp6ere Gebdu0e IN 8arbam
| nnr6gn, tpte iGoR iriiber beridtet, bon Oea
RegeiR an9e5iinbet uno ein8eai6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
Slr. 273.
RebafsIt@eslt aIt erfpIa aefranf.

SSE5@sSf''@RSAS SFsR% GEfplg GeECpHts
Su6tanapalis, Snb., Is. Roesuber,
49, GeueTzl Sermaau Starm, nelher ieiu
bsa6dtIiht8 Germ8gsu Sur9 Gransartioneu
nit Der r1eElianii1ta &egierIus eiugebitgt
bate, bet na9 pieleu SabgeR nnabldiFger
EemEBuugeu Die geri3ui4e 2tuerseuauaa
zines Guipruhg Gur4gekbt, bHr4 pel5en er
ipieber RI ben Sefb eiHe8 8erulbgen5 RebR
aufBeIaEieaen 3iAIen seflagen miro. CUR
Belt eer zlaai0u 9l1rimiliaa'S batte er init
oGr meCtlanpdeH &egt5rHu6 etnen G0ntratI
bet-. 9IefeE1ng gGgBsg GHanti!itea bon 8afs
fen Ano AtSAltioH aGGeinloIiel. 8ugdl ben
llntergang eilee nit eiHen gScaren beIaoes
men S9lit8, lopte ia 5ol9a 6eg 3lblHggss
uIiaE9feIt oet merIslni den 3eoieruu9 nar
9tIrm sur 3asiulg9 as5wuEgeH.
Gr hieis leaod) elHe 5oroesaHa an ole meris
EaniIde 8eBiaruug IN ben Gsri6teu auicedt,
nnb eris AeAte Earoeu ibla, uahoeu iein
Brp5es n2bGere 81 3aHBeu bur9auieu, ST.
10000 5uqeirrCieu. 6rslll61 p!rS Sr,
StnTm BET &9eitcm uid1t oeu poLeR Setrda
fi5g fd3 bets!ten I6EueH; beEn auBer outd
bic iaftigeu G-:peu9iOEeu ieiaer 4npdte nitro
ber Setras it5oa 0eabel0 geriuger au8ilneu,
tpeig !an oerie,5e III - LeJttGAhAen Bombs
auSbsablt Terrsa Dir6.
G5HseF0aest,
ct. SDfept, g2o., is. Iorember. -
Sen Taiiag Bite eeferu sbeHo par uuiere
@tabt bgrh tisfta Sauee Don Der 4u6euz
melt abseiAnitteu. Ser SAuee begann GlH
8puuerhCg geqeu Hbenb Az faGen rao lag
cSr @iuugtt ner GAnfslbeit IdIon Gd]t 3au
baG. Am Rorpen paren bic meiffeH Eele-
grQpbeuordbta IN 6otge Der Sduere oes ftdl
on linen feflgeen0en S6uee's 5erriffln, oie
3&ae u1rBteu eingeReat peroeu, uno erit ge=
fern gslaus as bic GeIstie roteSer irei 3u
mnsFr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
guf Bcbes Gee bs:nnaIhGt.

Ser Ser. Stanteu=g gsneraltouiuI In 2iia>
Ton bot bas GtGatss9epa bena9riG'
tigt, haB eiuir gleIoHug bes Capt. GatoH
p0n ber uusritartibeu Barrie uSOiepb Sater"
aus philadelphia gu Golae eiu 8euifer Ieats
them Arnclb Gnl 20. September b. So. it6er
Sorb aefaGen uuo ertrunten Jet. Der ErGa
ger bic ies beriibmteu ytaulens bate benz Ga
pttGn CONNECTICUT aIs leiueu @eburtsort be-
seidnet NIB ibm fsruer mit9etbeitt, OaB er
Dor einiser 3et $500 seerbt uao In elmer
Biebz0fdnh in 3era8 nerloren babe. &r
bate anIdeinenb eine CUTE @r3iebuu9 senois
len uuS maGte ben giubrud eiaes SebiIoeten
IpouueS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14
a6nts Rarps amsstfamtfas @aaREiase.

Gtuttgart, IS. RObember. Die
pStuttgarter .3eituug" befreitet in ibrer beu'
tigea Qussabe Die gta1rtbt, baB Or. g8oob.
cod cher goron Sanase, elmer Der amerttaz
uiTden @Huftliage bes s1nig8 8arl, bon benz
Qetteren entIafien purbe. Sas 8latt erfldrt,
Or. g8npbcod babe aus etgenem freteu g8ils
len reFgnirt, uno Der &6nig ner6e bic DtenFe,
6ie ibm 8r. gBoobcof pGhrenb Ietuer 9rani=
belt in 1884 lsifete. ME oerseiieu. SIN uebriz
gen iei 90 aud ntdt pabr, od6 Dr. BOOocod
in gpirttuaIifeus8 8eriamuIun8en cine RoIIe
9eipielt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14

@IBaio, Ser, l3. Nopember. - Capt.
&. 8. gosuu, Seiehlababer Der BnuSestrup
pen sn ssOrt SancOd, 70 Wsilen flusabuirts
BON bier, gipg am iebEen S0nntag mit meb
releu isiner SoIoattu auf Der meritaniids IN
@eite hes Siio 8raube auf bic 9a9o. Ser
@apitdn uno feline Be9letter rpuroen babel
als @nioaten elmer anspirttgeH Mtatt, bic
b.pofiuet IN bas meritautite @ebiet etusas
brunaen nnren. ron merifaniIhen 8reusa
ndGtern perhai,et. Gin uuter Der 5aaoses
i,uidnit be eiinbIiter Biirssr. Ramens grams.
IN fettnem ruieber iretgegeben moroeu, allein
Der Captain nnb ieiue 2eute befiaoen litb nod
In Gsianseuihaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-14

Die heutige Steuer ginnabme betrua
s183,595 uno ete 3oneiunahme 1866 $50.
Cur Gtnl6iuua bsftmute Jtatiouul. y ant
gl0ten i'm getrage uon @l89 900 Iiefen beute
in, ghOtamte eiu.
2olconeitor Ra9o1e bon giarrzgorf ffat.
t,te heute hem Brdthenten etneu BeIu1 ab.
Saoett Eraber Norman, ein RiteLieo Der
bierteu alafie her Wilitdr= Hiaberie, muroe
BON eirem Friegsser,dt sur AnsEoBuua aus
btm Dienft returlheilt, neil er iifl, oils er bel
siusm gergehsn ertappt nnr6e, ourd cine
Qiae III redtfertigeu iuGte. Der Brdioeut
hlt fih inbefleu burh miIbernoe umRaube
bsnopen gelebeu. bas llrtheil su ntilberu uuo
ben Stbetteu nit eiuem ihGgieu Seruets ea>
poufcFm men Ill la6eu.
Die Erauung nes 6rn. SOepb Chamber
lain nit SRI. GnbicOtt piro am n6afien
3pnneraa9 in Der faibiouabeIu st. SOhu q
gpiitppaIftrGe nplBogeH rperoeu. Der Brd.
fioent, 6rau @leoelano Enb etItde b5bere
Sissierungsbsaute baben @iHIaouugen ar.
hQ!ten.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
Republican Nominations.

Condensed into the form Of a short creed, the
Republican platform is something like this;
we believe in free ballot and In having
every vote counted.
We believe Ia protection for protecuon
sake and we are not ashamed on II,
We believe in abolishing internal taxes Gre
ated for war purposes. ,
we believe in the direct protection OF Amerl-
can labor against cheap foreign labor.
We bcl.-ve In free internal competition.
We believe IN railroad regulation.
We believe in hOmesteads and good nome
stead titles for cltilenS- ,-.,,,
we believe in home rule for big ana lntelu-
gent Territories. ,,
we believe in double monetary standard;
We believe in the utmost facilities LOT cuu-
cation. as worth all they can cost.
We believe 10 Big merchant marine ana IN
American ship yards. 800. IL
We believe in a GOOD navy, good coast de-
fences and good water routes for commerce
We believe IN making other nations respect
our rights and pay for all they get IRON US
We believe In protecting American citllens
aRainst foreign interference, not only NJ hoiue'
INT in any part OF the world.
we believe in civil service reform more than
ever; and s o. ~,
We believe that nothing is too Rood Tor the
soldiers .,tC risked their lives 10 save the
country and saved Il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02

IL no other country than ours
does so large a percentage of farm
ers own the lands they culture. In
no other country is there so large a
proportion of workingmen who own
the homes they occupy. In no
other country does the fiscal policy
so decidedly favor the man who
honestly and industriously endeav-
ors to better his condition in life.
Nowhere else in the world can the
laborer get so many of the neces.
saries and comforts of life for a
days work as here in the United
States. All this we are asked to
menace by adopting policy that
has thrice brought disaster to the
business of this country; policy,
with but one aggressive advocate
among all the nations of Europe,
and that one nation to-day present
ing within her BORDERS some of the
strongest possible arguments
against the policy she seeks to en-
force upon others. While the Cob.
den Club and leading British jour
nails are preaching the benefits of
free trade, the British farmer is de-
pressed, 100000 workmen are idle,
and the police of London are kept
busy suppressing uprisings of men
made desperate by hearing their
children cry for bread. Nothing can
be dearer than "cheapness" bought
at such price; nothing more un-
American than a policy which
makes such condition possible.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02

committee, bill providing that the
fees of examining surgeons for
each examination of applicants for
pensions shall be 81 for each sur
geon when made by board of sur.
geons and 81 when made by single
surgeon. Travelling expenses shall
also be allowed when by reason of
the claimants disability the exam
ination has to be made at claimants
residence.
Senator Hoar has offered a reso-
luton providing for the appointment
of a select committee of service to
inquire into and report upon the
relations of business and commerce
between the United States and
Canada.
Senator Cameron has presented a
large number of petitions from
various soldier organizations in
Pennsylvania asking for the passage
of the arrears of pensions act and
of the act to increase pensions of
full disabled veterans.
The Republican Congressional
committee of which Representative
Nathan p. Golf, of West Virginia,
is chairman, and the veteran, Hon.
Ed. Mcpherson, of Penn, is secre-
tary, have opened their headquarters
here for the campaign. This com
mittee will prepare all the campaign
documents for the national COM
mittee.
Cleveland sent message to Con
gress along with the annual report
of the civil service commission.
The message is looked upon here as
a joke, inasmuch as all reform in
the civil service has been abandoned.
The majority report of the Senate
committee, which Investigated the
Jackson, Miss, election riots has
been submitted. The report inds
the charges as to the total suppress
sion of the negro vote to be true,
and recommends that six of the
federal officials who took part in
the riot, or belonged to the white
league, should be dismissed
The House has passed bill Gre
ating a United States Land Court,
and providing for the judicial in
vestigation and settlement of private
land claims in Colorado aud the
territories of Arizona and New
Mexico.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA 90 A.
y COURT-IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate OF PaulcA az
deceased.
Letters of administration with Che VIII \
ncxed on tine estate Of Patrick Cam 1e1,'''
having been issued to Grace O'Counof
It Is ordered that six months from ana 4.
this date be, and are hereby allowed, io
creditors Of said Patrick Cain, deceased "
sent their claims for eNaniuauo' --
lOwanCe. .-c
Ordered further, that the claims ana as.ls
of all persons against said deceased De 80
thereof 10 be held at thu court house y
village of Dodgeville, in said count! n
first Tuesday Of February, a. ., lo's' any A' 4
notice thereof be given by pqhHc"t-iv.1 ,y, ri
order for four weeks successfully W lae 2..-f
Point Tribune. a weekly newspap..i P-
at the city of Mineral Point, IN said co4"'''
BY the Court
JOHN T. JONES,
County Iil-
Dated Dodgeyiue, wis, July 3d. ISIS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
Notice 10 Creditors.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY C0uRTF1
= Iowa County-ln Probate
In the matter of the estate of Michael ma
deceased
Letters of administration on tfr e,ae
Michael B0han, deceased. having been ISSUED
Mary McMullen,
1t is ordered, that six months from aId it
this date be, and are hereby allowed o- q
creditors of said Michael Bohan, deceased
present their claims for examination and a.9
ance,
ordered further, that the claims and demM
of all persons against said deceased be eNaMl
ed and adjusted by this court al regl.a. ..I
thereof, to be held at the court house %
village Of nodgeyille, in said county, On me ~
Tuesday of February, A. D.. 1859, ana Z
notice thereof be given by publication q 1
order for four weeks successfully 10 the A.aeI
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper pu9-A-
at the cBy Of Mineral Point, In said county,
By order Of the Court
JOHN T. JONES,
County Judge
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, July Sd, ISIS. .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02

CTATE OF WISCONsIN-COUNTY COURrFI
= Iowa County-In Probate,
In the matter Of the estate Of AlonD CGSinsi
deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate
AlonzO Cushman, deceased. having been S,l.
to Clarence !. and Harriet Cushman,
IT Is ORDERED, that six months from al
after this date be, and are hereby allowed 4
the creditors of said Alonzo Cushm8u. decea.s
10 present their claims for examination 81.
allowance.
Ordered further that the claims and dtnsu
of all persons against said deceased be Z
amiued and adjusted by this court az re-..
term thereof, to be held ut the Court Hoe~
the village of Dodgeyille, In said county, 0a d
first Tuesday OF January, a, D. 1889. ana "a
notice thereof be given by publication Of d
order for four weeks successfully in the Miner
Point Tribune. a weekly newspaper published
the city of Mineral Point in said county.
By the Court:
27s JOHN 7. JONES, County Judge
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis July 81, 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

An voters OF the state Of Wisconsin who are
IN favor of the election of Harrison and Morton
the Republican candidates for President and
Vice-Prcsldout of the United States, are invit-
cd to ION in the election of delegates to con-
veution TO he held at the city of Milwaukee, on
Wednesday, August 22d, 1855, at y o'clock NJ,
for the purpose Of placing In nomination can
didates for the several state Offices to be elect
cd this fan
The bas,y for the election of delegates TO the
convention viii be by counties, one delegate
for each 500 votes or major fraction thereof
cast for the Republican candidate for President
I'm 1854. provided, that each county shall be en-
titled TO at least one delegate.
Under This apportionmcnt the several coun-
ties viii ha entitled toreprcsentn as Follows.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
For WoEkingmen to Think About
FROM CONGRESSMAN AlCKINLEY's
SPEECH.

/ would not have an idle man or
an idle mill or an idle spindle in this
country if by holding exclusively
the American market we could keep
them employed and running. Every
yard of cloth imported here makes
a demand for one yard less Of
American fabrication. Every ton
of steel imported diminishes that
much of home production. Every
blow struck on the other side upon
an article which comes here in com
petition with like articles produced
here, makes the demand for one
blow less at home. Every days
labor upon the foreign products sent
to the United States takes one days
labor from American workipgmen.
l would give the days labor to our
own first, last and all the time, and
that p olicy which fails in this is OPP
posed to American interests. To
secure this is the great purpose of a
protective tariff. Free trade says
give it to the foreign workman if
ours will not perform it at the same
price and accept the same wages;
the workingmen say no, and justly
and Indignantly resent this attempt
ed degradation of their labor, this
blow at their independence and
manhood.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02

THE temperance men who are in
clined toward prohibition have
found from experience that Demo
cratic administration does not help
them toward the realization of
their ideal, and in Bureau County,
this State, more than thirty of the
Prohibitionists who voted for ST.
John four years ago have joined
Republican clubs. They have come
to the conclusion that every vote
given to General Fisk is a half vote
for the continuance of the Cleveland
dynasty and the strengthening of
the whisky power.