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viii be Sent Rack.

New YORK, July !2.-Secretary Win
dom this morning approved the course of
the emigrant commissioners in OBTAINING
emigrants sent to Agent Nell of the
Southern Pacific railroad by Wright &
Son, of Tendon, and ordered the imme-
date return Of every man sent to Agen;
Nell, under the law prohibiting the i'm
p~ortation of contract laborers,
, 1889-07-13
To be Arrested i'm New York.

NEW YORK, July ia rumor is
afoat here that Governor Hill has already
on the request of Governor Lowery
granted an order for the cxtradition of
Sullivan and that paper for his arrest are
in the hands of Superintendent Murray.
, 1889-07-13
lie Refused the Writ.

CHICAGO, Suly H. Judge Horton of
the criminal court to day heard arguments
for and against the issuance of a writ of
habeas corpus for John f. Beggs, now
imprisoned in connection with the Cronin
case. He held the indictment was suE-
ticent presumption of guilt and warrants
the holding of the prisoner without bail,
and refused to issue the writ.
, 1889-07-13
FLASHES.

The government has totally suppressed
the Lutheran church in Russia.
The French chamber of deputies has
passed the Panama canal relief bill in the
form in which it was adopted by the
senate.
George Lewis, solicitor for Parnell. in
an interview to-day, professed ignorance
of any intention of Parnell to withdraw
the case before the special commission.
, 1889-07-13
Mrs. TyIer's Funeral.

RICHMOND, Va. July l2.-The funeral
of Mrs. * President Tyler took place
from st. Peters cathedral this morning.
The remains were attended by distin-
guished p%ersonages of the state and city
followed by a large c%oncourse. She was
President Tyler.
, 1889-07-13

PUTNAM, Conn, July l2.-Henry f.
Bowen, editor of the New York hide
pendent, was badly bruised and suffered a
severe shock by a carriage accident this
afternoon. Bowen was taken to his home
in Woodstock; as he is 76 years of age
there are fears that the shock may prove
, 1889-07-13
English Capital VIII Furnish Cheap
Gas.

CHICAGO, July II Representative of
the London gas syndicate are here. They
propose to organize a company with
$50, zoo, 900 capital to promote water and
gas companies in all the cities of the
United States large enough to pay, taking
in local capitalists. 1t is said water gas
can be manufactured and sold at a profit
for about % cents per 900 feet.
, 1889-07-13
Fentherwelght Chnmpion.

SAN Francisco, July ia fight to
the finish to night between Johnny Crit
fin of Boston, and Billy Murphy,
Australian f~eatherweight champion, for
a purse of 81 500. resulted in Griffin be-
ing knocked out in the third round by a
right handler on the chin, after a lively
but bloodless contest.
, 1889-07-13

New YORK. July l2.-The tenn
per OF the stock market underwent a sud
den change to-day from buoyancy to
depression and the result is to leave every
thing lower than last evening. The mar
ket started off well, but quickly struck a
snag. The sudden change began with the
lead trust, and it appears. while there
really has been no increase in outstanding
certificates OF the trust, the amount is
actually $50. 900, ZOO. and the surprise
over the announcement led to demoraliza-
ton and a drop of 5 per cent. The weak
ness spread to the regular list and Gran
gers were leaders in the decline. St.
Paul, Atkinson. Missouri Pacific and
others rapidly declined and losses in the
regular list ranged up to 3 per cent. The
decline met with no setback Of importance
and the market closed fairly active and
decidedly weak at the lowest prices of the
day.
Government bonds dull but steady.
Petroleum-Stock exchange: Opening,
92t; highest, 92i; lowest, 9l2; closing,
9l2. Consolidated exchange: August
opened, 924 highest, 923: lowest. 9Is;
closing, 9la. Total sales, 257. 600 barrels.
Money on call easy at 23(G3l per cent.
American cotton seed oil, $50.
, 1889-07-13

from taxation, be referred to the judiciary
committee to report within a week. After
some other minor bushes being transacted
the convention adjourned.
, 1889-07-13
BASE BALL.

AT WASHINGTON.


The Washingtons battcd O'Boy.e's
usually effective curves all over the field
to-day and defeated the Hoosiers vii bout
any trouble. The visitors played an err
rorless fielding game but were unable to
bunch their hits.
Score: Washington Z. Indianapolis ..
Base hits-Washington IA, Indiana
polls s.
Errors-W asbington 9, indianapolis l..
Batteries-For Washington, Haddock
and Daily. For indianapolis. Boyle and
Daily.
Umpire-Lynch.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
The P~hiladelpnians were outbatted and
outfielded by Chicago this afternoon, but
they managed to pull out a victory by
reason OF the visitors two errors each Of
which let in a run.
Score: Philadelphia 3, Chicago ..
Base Observation-Disclosures 4. Chicago s.
Observation-Disclosures 3, Chicago 2.
Batteries-For Philadelphia, Sanders
and Schriver. Fog Chicago, Healy and
Farrell.
Umpire-McQuade.
AT BOSTON.
Bostan INDUCED in a smuggling match
" Jay, tnty uroNt palNlH out OF the OOA
in the fifth inning, and Garfield took his
place. Clarkscn pitched tor FIVE innings
retiring Pittsburg without a hit. Sowders
pitched out the game and only one hit
was made of him. Attendance 5000.
Score: Boston IS, Pittsburg L..
Base hits--Boston l6, Pittshurg l.
Errors-Boston =. Pittsburg 3.
Batteries-For Boston. Clarkson,
Sowders and Bennett. For Pittsburg,
Calvin. Garfield and Miller.
Umpire-Veder.
AT NEW YORK.
The New York team defeated Cleve-
land to day and thus takes second place
in the pennant race. 1t was a pitchers
battle, both Keefe and Gruber doing ex-
cellent work. Lebau's errors and a little
wild pitching by Gruber gave the victory
to New York. Attendance 5000.
Sore: New York 4, Cleveland =.
Base hits-New York I. Cleveland T.
Errors-New York 8, Cleveland ,
Batteries-For New York. Keefe
and Ewing. For Cleveland, Gruber aud
Zimmer.
Umpire-Powers.
, 1889-07-13
Association Games.

AssOcIHIIOH VHHts.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Score: Louisville |, Brooklyn s.
Batteries-For Louisville, Springer and
Cook. For Brooklyn. Lovett and Rey-
nolds.
AT ST. LOUIS
Score: st. Louis A., Athletics ..
Batteries-For St Louis, Chamberlain
and Boyle. For Athletics. weighing and
Cross.
AT CINCINNATI.
Score: Columbus 5, Cincinnati 6.
Batteries-For Columbus. Baldwin and
O'Conn II. For Cincinnati. Wan and
Earle,
AT KANSAS T
Score: Kansas City 0, Baltimore 4.
, 1889-07-13
Road those Pr1co=:

Indian Silks per yard 55c, worth 81.
Surah Silks per yard soc, worth 75c.
Satin Merveleaux per yard $40, worth
81. SO.
Black Gros Grain Silk per yard 81, worth
$1.75.
Colored Silks and Satins in proper
ton.
Double Width English Cashmere per
yard 174c, worth SOC.
Remember. also, that as an extraordi
CASH PURCHASE OF TWO DOLL
the following
, 1889-07-13
Over 200 MiIIions in Trusts.

NEW York, July flames Weeks,
chairman of the committee on unlisted Sc
~curities of the New York stock exchange,
has succeeded in learning the amount Of
certificates the various trusts have out
standing, The biggest one turns u to
be the lead trust Its officers sent word
there nave been issued $50, 1SS certifi
Gates of the par value of 500 each, repre-.
senting a capitalization of $s3,0IS, 800.
Less than two months ago it was known
that the capital OF the trust was about
$50, 900, 900. This increase of over $780,
0O0, 900 in so short a period paralyzed
Wall street. There was a rush to dispose
of these'certificates. This forced prices
down aud made lead trusts very weak and
shaky.
The following table will show the cap
italiZation of five trusts.
, 1889-07-13

The Walker. Ia. Neus says; Our
old friend, Robert Baird of Muscantine,
Ia, has been secretary OF the state senate,
and an active politician for years, but was
never generally known until he had the
collie and used Chamberlain's Collie, Chol
era and Diarrhee Remedy and got into
one of their advertisements. Now he
is famous" Here is what Mr.. Baird
said: While in Des Moines. | was
taken with a severe attack Of bowel com
plant. For two days | suffered intensity.
trying several drug stores and paying them
for relief. but in vain. | finally bought n
small bottle of Chamberlain Collie. Chol-
era and DiarrhGa Remedy, and two doses
of that brought me out ali right. 1t costs
less than the drug store preparations and
| have the balance for future use. | con-
slider it a great remedy" Twenty five
cent bottles for sale by b. b. David,
druggist.
, 1889-07-13
Following are closing prices of stocks:

CnIoAao, July ~. -Cattle-Receipts,
1900. Market steady. Beeves, SO. BOA
A %; stockers and feeders, 81 25(03. 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
Natives, So. 1905. 10; Westerns, SO 3O(a
400; Texans, SO. 25(94.1 Is
Wheat-Market lower. Cash, 7s3;
September, 763; December. 7ss.
Corn-Market higher. Cash. 35t@
1853; August. 35l@35s; September, 1853.
, 1889-07-13

zeal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

Geo 9ans. Da nunmebr bic Sin.
corporation oes 2eps 0auies be- eftnitib Al
ffanoe gefommen iit, 70 ,a6sen bon iebl
on ote 8aben fiir bas 2ep.0 0aus an Der
neusemdbIten Sdasmeifer unter fol.
aenoer 4oreTe sefdidt tpsrben: Mr..
Joseph &haeter, treasurer Of the Leo
Haus- Board, go Barclay STR, Neau.
York. DieB 1T nun I'M 10 mebr su
bsadten, neil Der bohw. 8iidof @is.
ger, al ben bisber bic @elber iibermit.
telt tpurben. iest auf elmer gilserfabrl
nab benz 81. 2anbe III. SoQte es fin
ben etnen pbsr Der auoern lethter Iein,
Linen 8eitrag gum 9eo.9aus burd
Reo. @eulanb, ben Miiiionar fir Gins
tpanberer gu ibermitteln, 10 mag er aud
oieien Wes ,pdblen.
Die lettliA einsslaufenen @aben iinb
tpie furgt: Durh ben bohtp. @eneraIs
bicar WtlbIiiepen bon oeridieSenen Sei
ten erbalten $2> >2O4. "a ; BET Bater Heus
lanS ein9e9ansen BON Geb. 8aier
gerrare, 9ittsburs, peri. 8eitrae$5. 90;
our6 8eo. SteinIase BON isiten oas St.
gcniiaiius= =8ereins, 9iqua, . So so;
l1nsenannt Raciue, @is., 25 Gents !;
curd Rep. 2raner bon 6rn. st ODE t
8 eioler. Tolebo, Ohio, s2oO 90 /;
pRa. SddIer> Murrap, Sa., $500;
aloifer ber Garmeliten 8dter, Scipio,
Ras., $1,000; Our6 0rn. 8ensieer
bon llngenannt $40 90; beim bphtp.
6rn. 8iIdof gin9en Elm, bon 6ra. Sc.
2iitenid, 8ismard, gBis, $40 90 !;
ourd Reb. 8rpdbagen bon uraenann.
aus Mlfouri $1,000; Der @emeinoe
IN Duran, 8is., So 90; &sp. Rauer,
Duram, 50 90; .Satboliihsr 9auss
freunc', SIS 90. Seit unisrm Ies.en
Seridt babsn mir iomit einen euten
Sortldritt seniadt, inoem Die 2aui.
ihulo iest nut insbr $I8,626.14 Be-
trdgt.
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$50; lse9-lo,s ,s3s; ls7o-1o,s ,se2
l87l-11,589; 1s72-12,39O; Is
73-l3,l58; 1874-13. .9s6; 1875
-14>312; 1876 -14,6OO; 1877
1857; 1878-16 O39; 1979-17,.
083; 1880 1858; 1881 30.
1852; 1882 = 22,1l2; 1883 49,.
1913; 1884 - 1884; 1885 -23,,
472; 1886 -25,5 $50. SIN @ansen fir
Die 90 Sabre 328 ZIG.
sSn ben lebten fitnf Sabren oes slpou>
ggldbrigen 8eitraunl8 bat nur In Gon-
nectcut, Waiue uno 0ermpnt eine gb=
nabme Der gteihsibansen fiattgefunben,
rdbreno 8 atDt q bic gr6bte 3abI pDn
SGeiounSen in beinielben 3eitraume
aufsutuetlen BAT. !
8on ben In benz 8eridt naGaptpies
ienen 32S,716 @bstrennungen, tueIde
IN ben erUdbnten 30 Sabren In ben
8ereiniat StaateltIfiattsef sefllnoen baben,
Iino 2l6,739 ooer SIS 9rpcent auf zen
4ntros Der Mdnnes eripIot.
@aS Die llria9en Der Gdeisunesz
ontrd6e betttf1t, 10 fDiessn bei osnen Der
Srauen por: sraliiame ge1anbluns I'm
geIbdltniB bon 7 gu L, bDsIlcbe Ser
lai1un8 TN 8erbdituib bon Il su l,
Iruneiu9t i'm 8ertdltniB bon gu
Begen @bebruds Der Srau 1T in 3s, :.
155 5dQeu bonn Manne bie Gds;ouna
beontra3t tporoen, unb tpesen g5sbruds
oes WanneS baben2S, ,48O Sdeioungen
ftattsefunoen. Die erDbte 3abl Der @be.
trennuneen NIT 1876, ,557 ooer 38 8ro.
cent Der @eiantt3abl TT tpssen b6slider
gerlaiiung auSsefprphen tporben. Naa
Der Mnltht oes Gommlfdrs fam Die er.
miitelte @eiamtsabI Der @beiheiouneen
weeen Ttunfiu@t NIT l3, ,943 Dffsnbar
nidt bic @eiamtjabl alIer berisnisen
5due oarffeaen, III oenen Truntiuat
Ober llnnd6totsit etne srbebIide &oae
seipislt baben. @abreno bie angese.
bene 3abl MIR 4 grpcer,t alIer gbeihei=
sltngsfdae ausmaht, baben in einigen
maBsebenosn go,,i,ties anseifelIte ST.
mttteluneen ergeben, baB N msbr als
Dem fiinften Ttei,, iolder 6dsiounger,
in oenen nnndbisteit nidbt als birecter
Sdeiounsssruno ansefiibrt mar, biele
bod bie nittelbare ooer nnlnittelbare
VeranlaEung sur Sdeioans gepeien
1T.
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: 9ie pom gpnares isst annenpr

- Dte bonn gonsreB isst ansenoms
meme uno eem prdiioenten sur tlnters
idrift DorIiesenoe vDirect Tars
8ilF rerflgt Die &ldsablua9 Der
mdbreno Oes Rriesss BON oen ein5slnen
Staaten birect entrihteten Gteuer TIM
8etrase iiber $lzOOO.0oO. uno bic
auslDl4ung bes sesen Die Jebeaenffaas
ten anf Sruno bner 5ieuer nod miner
in oea 8dhern oes Shasantts sefibrs
ten ,,SolIs". Sn BirtliHteit par6en
oaraals MIR Sl5, 800, ,499 erboben, aber
Die 8esierans beplai5te ben Staaten
l5 prDcent fiir bic Grbe6ua5 uno itrieb
ibnsn 10 piel mebr gu gut. Dur6 oas
@eieb erhalten bon ben noroneitlihen
Staaten suriid: s1tnois 1914. .568,
S5pbiana S769, 144 Soma 1884, 4,274,
Ueiaigan S426,498. Ninne{ota
$92, ,245, Nifouu S646. 958. glebrasta
S19,123, @iscohiin $528, ,O98 - rors
ausssiest, baB ni4t Elm GROCER GteA an
Den Gingern Der 9obbbihen Edueen
bleibt, bic tpenigitens ieitens siniger
Staaten iebr iibelaiiiissr Beise sur ges
treibuug Der anSeleSsnbsit qnssftsqt
tporcen ftnt.
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Gatboliidle Ginwamoerinen Wiis

iion. 8on Der Stem gorfer Miiipn
.,Our 2aop Of tbe 9ioiarp", Die Dor 4
Sabren BON Dem in;uiiden peritorbenen
Gep. &ioroan ge9riinoet marc gu Dem
3wed, irilben gmrpanoerinen Bel ibrer
2tnfunft in Gaitle @aroen NIT &atb uno
Sbat sur Seite su iteben, tpuroen, laut
.4urora', i'm S 1888 4499 Ginrpano.=
rinen i'm Sitter BON 5 bis rs eSdbren
beberberst. Die meiiten tparen Srldn=
oerlnen, bod befanoen ftp aud 4ngez
bDrise anoerer Nationeu, 10 audi Oeut=
ihe, oarunter. 4uBer Den i'm UfiIiicnsz
baus aufaenonln,enen Mdohen iorste
Der WtiliiDndr i'm gaitle @aroen iiir Die
rihtise Ibienouns BON Depei9en uno
Die neberlieferlins pDn Glnwanoerineu
ON ihre anSsb5risen. Die Ginnabmeu
Der Niliion beyffsrten iih auf Sic, ,O43.
42, Die ausgaben auf $lI,9O7. "a,
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SortlaufenSe ur. 11l2.

naha:, peranlaBt mid, Elm Wort lber
zen @tn1uB su iaeen tpelheu eiut
Guiialt tpie oieie auf oas ameritaniIds
8irsertbum duBern iolIte. 0tdn:
ner tieferer 8ilo,mg brauhen tpil
ju alien 3eiten, bod bsbiltfen mir aud
zines guten 8Irsertbums. s5n De,
gr5iehuns iolte es nibt iene Selbifiu9
geben, ipslGe befen 8eliter nerlsitei
MIR iiep islbit su leben uno feline ShdsG
nit nieoriger 8efrieoiguns aufSubdnfen
0as 8eni9ite, was Elm unterrthtete1
Wtamn aus fid maeben icQte, lit eil1
gutter, treuer ametitanii9sr8nrgsr uni
er perldumt bieie feline sEftiht burh.
aus tpenn er nidt SusteiA bic Gisen.
idaften eines Burgers ia Nnoeren ~
tsben iudt. Seine @aterIanSSliete
IOlIte eine groBe, iein Sntereife on bf-
ftntlihen Qngelegenbsiten gu jsber Bel,
Elm Is6baftss uno Die grfiiaung ieiner
8J-9erpHldten bur9 ale Snteligsns
uno 8ilOung, iibsr tpeI1e er perfitot,
Seleltet ieiu. 8eor9stoun goGsge bdrf
itOl3 auf ben ginfluB iein, tuelIen es
auf bas 8RrBertbum unietes 9auoes
SeduBsrt bat." Na9 i'm ergtif Gnr.
pima 9 bbpns bas g8ott, tpels
der am Sdlub ieiner &ebe iagte
uOie Srtsger beS &reu;es> bic innerbalb
cielsrWauern beriamnelt itno, ertpaitern
Die 8ren3en Der grpBen Gepublit Der
BiiienI4afen uno Der Gtligion. llno
ite ifreiten uno fiesen niht our1 bos
materielle, fonSeu bur1 oas Sbnert
oes Settles, tpelhes lit oas 8ort @pt-
te5: ttidt burd 8euaIt, io,.bern bur4
1sberreouns; nidt, inosm iie oas
Blut Iaberes uergieBsll ionoern inosm
ite ihr eigenes 9eben auf Dem Mltare
Der gtd@ftsnliebe aufopfern; ridt, In.
BEN lte bic 2eiber Inberer In Sflaperei
i9leppen. fpnoern beren Geelen bon
Der tpifenbsit uno Siinoe befreien.
l1ne bic &epablit Der @iTenl4aftsn
ilnb Der &eligiDn, bic iie gu beforeern
ftreben, tpiro nidt burd brohanSe Sc
ffunesmauern, ipnbern burh ben In.
ferbllden GinfluB ,neralilher ii,,o res
liei5ier Sheen aufammensebaIten. 2
9ierauf rurben beri9ieoeue Gbrenoi:
plcme uno Seitmeoatllen perlieben. l1ns
ter ben gu @bsenooctoren Der SuriSpru.
beng Grnannten bsfinoet fA aud Bad:
arias Montgome,n, Der ebemalige 0ers
ausgeber oss Sanity Defender
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

bibisen Museinanberiesungen fdlie6Iih
tpuroe oer @eeenifanb sll tpetterer St.
brterung fiir lesten Montas. .ga@mittaa
auf bie Tagesolonuns eeiebt.
Sm g en- a I e palhte cine bonn
6auie fdOn> borber angenommene 8iq
bebuf8 @rb6bung bes BON ben gtfenz
babnen ;u leiifsnban g @abeners
iabes fiir bic bon ibnen beri&uloete
TDotung bon Menimen. auf $4,000.
Gnifatt Der SdeTer'iGen @erfai=
fungscDnbet1t: 8iQ tparo bonn
Suai5ausiduB eine nnbere 8orlase
empfcblen, nad tpelher Bet ben Staatss
tpablen In 3tpsi Sabren Die 6rage, Of
etn iolher Content ifattfinben ipQ, ben
Wolfe por3ulesen If. Gin gnttpnrf
betr. &inberarbeit beltimmt, bab
fiinftig tn Sabriten uno gsertlfdtten
&inoer unter Is. Sabrelt ni@t beiddf>
| ttet tperben biirfeh tpenn iie nitt ni1z
oeffens IL @uhen idbrli@ G6uIl1nter.
riHt erbalten. Cine gDrIage bes Sen.
Qalbprlen tptQ, baB bic foIgenben 3 e.
a ten, tpelde Big iebt bonn @cupers
reur errtannt tpu1ben, tilttftia bet ber
Staatspabl auf 3tpet Sabre ertudbIt
iperoen: Supsrintenbent oes DffentIiden
nnterr:hts, Oefentli9er gramil1ator.
Meierei. .gsmmiiidre uno DelinIpeclpren.
Sen. 9Ope beantragte Elm @eleb, ben
@ifenbabnen IN 3utunft nur mod
Die 9eisuns Der 8atnuaeen NIT Dampf
5u gefatten. Sin @eIeb, ben 8erfau
pcn Gigarretten an ainoer unter
10 Sabren 5ll berbieten, raro i'm Sc
nate angesOmmen. Gbet,lc, NIT "a
geSen l9 Stimmen, bic 0ausbiG, bas
Wsbalt Der . berrtdter bDn $4,000
auf $4,000 su ert6ben. @egen yEurf
Gr@anee" unb dbnlibe pldbe, In
pslden burd 8etten uno 6a,ar6fpiel
ben 2euten bas @eIo nus Der Taihe
sslodt tuiro, ridte it@ eine 8ia, bic
DRcRufit, Der 8Driissr bes Eemperen,=
gOmits's, beute Morgen pDrleete. Oie
In oer 8ia fsfseieste Strafe ioII $500
ooer 6 Mcnate @efdn9niB, pSer beioes,
nt4t itberiteissn. 0eioemann's 8lII,
betreffsnb bic griifung bon 2sbreren
IN ben ,,6ffentliden" S@ulen uno Grs
tbeilung bon @erttf fieaten, tpurbe ber.
tporfen.
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- Sn Der 2esislatur bon Sainpis iif,
etn Mrbeiteridut @eies et,ge=
retGt trorben,. trel@es fir aue 0abriten.
m5gen fie nun NIT 6anbarbeit Doer NIT
MIdinen bctrieben trer6en, fiir, ber
6anbelsbetrieb unb iiberbaupt far
jeoen @etperbetrteb, in benz etne getrife
3abl bon Mrbeitern bei9dftigt 1T, eelten
ioa. Da1elbe beitimmt I'm tpeientIiHen.
Solgenoes: @iniebung zines Sabritins
ipeetors uno Staatsbeibiilfe flr bic 8e=
fcloung bon 0dlfstnipectpren, tpsl9e
bon ein3elnen Ortssemeinoen ernannt
tperoen m5gen. 9ierpon banbeln. Mrs
titel 1-8. Mrt. 9 berbietet Wfinbers
idbrtae unb Srauen gum Rsinisen bon.
Wfaidinen fit ben @etrerbebetrieb,.
mdbreno iie burd Dampf,, 8afsrs ODER
anoere meAanil9e &raft in 8espegune
fino, gu toertpenoen. Mrt. 10 gefattet
oie @ermenouns bon 9srionen unter 16
Sabren BET seiunobeitsgefdbrlihen Grs
beiten nur banrt tpenn ein gea4teter
Gr3t In ber Nadbaridaft oes Drtes, tpc
bic Grbeit eeleiffet tperben ipa, benz 8es
treRsnoen Elm 8eugnib ausfsllt, baB CO
trdfttg genus iei. It. LII perbietet bic
8ertpenounC bon &tnbern, unter Is
Sabren In Gatriten aqer Irt unb tHadt
nur flir @aiien unb arme 3inber eine
Musnabme. Nrt. IL. Rinter unter L.
Sabren biirien BET teiner In bielem @ee
ieb in getra1t fommenoen 8eiAditigs
ung ldnger als 8 Stunben td3litt uaS
48 Stunoen tpbdentlth arbeiten. Nets
tere 15 artifel entbalten 8orihrifien
iiber aqerlei SdusmaBressln in bers
misoenen @etperbs. uno @eiAditssreia
gen, bic lebten 9trtitel bic Gtrafbeitims
n1ungen. @eloifrnfen ioaenbem S4uls
fonb su1isBen. (gS Idse gepiB ndber.
iie 3ur gei.reitllng Der aus Der Dlr4s
fibruns bes @sieses benz Staat ertpa@s
ienben Soften gu pertpenOen) Gin dbn.
tides @eieb beifebt bereits felt 1888 IN
Stem Ssiep.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

Ste 2egislatnr BON Wtinneiota.
SIN 5 au e tpurbe auf Sebatlon's
gntrag bic Senats=8iG, na9 tpet4er
bic Gtienbabnen bss Staates
@eiflihen. MH'ondren, Orbensi@pe.
fern uno Siuoenten Sabrtarten su ct.
mdBigten Staten ausffeqen blrfen, Elm.
itimmi5 ansenpmmen. Cine 9orlaee,
tpelde ebenaligen g oIbatsn 6as
8orredt eubsilen ioate. obne ,,2icenie"
su bauiiren, fiel bur6. G5enio cine
iclhe, Die In Gieilprccefsn benz 11nbes
mitteltsn etnen&e9tsbeiffano aufStaatss
foften = ArmenantpaLt sur
gerfiisuns seifeat uifen tpolIte. Gbg.
Sreis bradte eine 8ia segen bas 0al,
ten BON 8iaaros unO pcpl!il1en In
BitbIhaften TN ganjen State elm !;
cine friitete 8orlase bes @enarnten,
Die bieB gerbpt auf bic tletnen Orte =
unter 1000 GinnDbner - bei6rdntte,
sDaro betanntlia abSelebut. gine an.
oere neue Temperens8iq leste
Abs. 6lemins bor; CT Dia ale gBinbs
idaften in sans Mlnneiota bon IL llbr
abenos big 5 ubr norgens gsldlofsn
ba5en. Die beioen gorlagen gingen
an ben Eempsrenss Iusldub. Reben
ben pieten Petitionsn I'm probibitions.
@eiebsebung III oieier Gage auh cine
lolhe gegen ieoe tpeitere geri9drfung
Der beftebenoen Temp.ren, @sisse elm
selaaien. Davenport beantrage elm
@efeb, u r beitsl6bne Bis sa $500
per Gag flr Die Belt BON 80 Eagen Dor
Oem @arniiaee. gerfabren su fiAern.
gapier's idpn eripibnte 8Ia betr. ben
S6ub Der 3 ridden Dor SHdoiauna
our6 ben Sranspcrt spn Dampfmaldb=
men iiber bieielben tpuroe 3ur 4nna5.ne
empioblen GIN 8ori6lag bes 6aus.
ausitu6sS fiir Die Ausgabep Der
9 eiesgebunG % G.areiber,
I6Irasber, Ba9en &C., als AberfaiI,e
uno Der nd bigen SpariaRieit suuioer,
su entlaFenL fibrte fao1 pDrige Bode
J l3u lansuierigen uno ffsqsnueiie iebr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

'Nsue gtaaten. @eioe 6duIer beg
GonareRes baben fid lebten Donner1taa
2l. Sebr.> ilber Die 8eoinsuneen ee:
einigt, lnter tpelden bic Serritprier
6 ioz itnb NDrb OatDta
IS Wa1bing gtD n rmb Mpntana als
Staten in ben 8unb aufsenommeu
iperoen iollen. Die Deleeaten sun,
berfafiunggebenben GDnbent fitr gsorb=
Oafpta fommen in 8ismard, bic fir
Slos sDafpta in Sipur Sails sufammen.
Sin lol9er Content ipirb in einem ieben
Der renen Staaten an benz Dienitaa,
Der auf ben eriten Montas bes fiinlfise1
Ufat fpl9t getpdblt, nm am 4. eSuli su>
lammen su treten rno ii9 CUR Mnnabme
Der 8unoesperfa1llng gu betermen. Ser
1elbe fann bann cine Staatsperfai1llna
uao Staatsresierlns biloen. 8ei ben
Delegatentpablen gum SubzDafptaer
GDnpem lit ben @dblern nuh bic sraae
bor5ulegen, pb fie fib fir Dber tpioer
eine anna9me Der Siour Saas'er Ser
fallung erfldren tppaer, bic alsbarn, I'M
Sale ibrer Mnnabne, ben @iib= =Datp>
taern bpm Content nphmals sur Mbz
ittmmllng ooyuleeen lit, nebif belonbes
ten Sprihldgen iiber yfamen unb
SGeioesrense oes neuen Staates, Gins
tbeilung oeRelbet In 2egiSlatur= ilnb
Geridtsbe3irfe iino seitrpeilige Wabl
zines &egierltngsiites. gBirb bic Ser
faliung Bel bieier Qbitimmung aneez
npmmen, 10 tritt Sub=O Oafota nad
WtaBSabe berielben als Staat in ZEN
8uno Gin; anbernfaQs tpirb cine neue
8erfaiIitng bonn Gpnpent erttpprfen llns
benz 8olfe aur Ibitimmung unterbreitet.
Dem Yrdiioenten miro es sur 9fi6t
semadt, oieie neuen bier Staaten ourd
9rDelamation in ben 8unb aufsuneb.
men, sDrausgeiebt, baB bieIelben bic
ibnen unterbreitete 8erfallune am erlfen
Sienifag i'm October beitdtisen. Die
8e.tretllng ber t,ellen Gtaaten im ya.
tionals Gbseoronetenbauie miro fiir Sao=
Oafota auf stpei fit bic iibrigen aber
auf je einen f,ftseiebt. - Inter Der
Wfebrbeit bes @olfes ber bier Biz
BERGEN Strritorien uno bemnddiigen
Staten tpiro oieie @anoluns iatperIi4
10 sroBen gntbuiiasmus erresen tpie
llnter ben Jog. 9Dlitifern> ins=
belonoere icl4en repIblicaniider garz
teifarbe.