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Evening journal., 1890-09-03
insanity Il Cal woods Plea.

GLENs FALLS, N. Y, Sept. 3.-The trial
Of Cal Wood for the murder Of Leandei
Pasco, has begun at Caldwell. The defense
challenged the entire panel Of 100 names Of
jurors on the ground that the extra panel
was not drawn according to the statute
Judge Fish sustained the challenge and
ordered new panel of 100 jurors drawn
and the court adjourned for the day. The
defense entered a plea Of insanity
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colllded win a Hotel.

MAYvILLE, Pa. Sept IA coal train on
the New York, Ontario and Western rail-
road ran Off the track here last night A
number of the cars crashed into a small
hotel standing close to the track, com
pletely wrecking the building and killing
William Lyons, who was inside. The track
was blocked for many hours. The train
men escaped injury by jumping.
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THEY FELL TO DEATH.

Defectively Constructed Scaifoldings
Caused Many Fatalities.
NEWARK, n j., Sept. "a swinging
scaffold on a building in course OF CON
struction on ClaremOnt avenue fell Tues
day, precipitating four carpenters who oc-
cupied il distance Of thirty-iive feet to
the ground. Theodore Brand and Herman
Matthias were killed and the other two
were badly injured.
It is claimed that the ropes supporting
the scaffold were rotten. The coroner will
investigate.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 3.--Shortly before
noon a scafTolding in the large building at
the corner OF Canal and Dauphin streets
fell with a crash from the third story to the
cellar. William Harvey, a carpenter was
instantly killed. Two painters named
Henry Albright and William Ray, were
fatally injured Several Others employed
in the building were seriously hurt.
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Rev. Alfred Nerin nend.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 3-Rev. Alfred
Nevin, a prominent divine and author in
the Presbyterian church, died at his resi-
dence Sept. 2, aged IS years At one time
he was editor Of some Of the church papers
and has filled many of the most prominent
official positions in the church.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

New YORK, Sept. 3.-The Republicans Of
the Thirteenth assembly district to the
number Of 500 met in the Grand Opera
House hall last evening, and indorsed the
action Of the Hon. Fred 5 Gibbs and cen
sured the county committee for expelling
Mr. Gibbs from that committed
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

TORONTO, Sept. 3.-Hon. w. L. Gladstone
has written Mr.. John Cameron, managing
lditor Of The London (Ont) Advertiser,
that his age and engagements utterly dis
nble him from crossing the Atlantic and
that he cannot hope to see this great terri
tory in which he had always taken so much
interest
Evening journal., 1890-09-03
Governor Hiu WIN he Prcsent.

ALBANY, Sept 3.-Governor Hill has ac.
cepted an invitation Of the Irish societies
Of New York city to preside at the com
memorative exercises in honor Of Boyle
0'Reilly, to be held at the Metropolitan
Opera house in New York. Sept. s.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept g.
One hundred towns in the state give Page
(Rep.) for governor II ,32l; Brigham Dem },
9,s82; Allen CPro), 1888. The Republican
majority over all is 6,G94, against IA, ASS in
1883 The returns show a Republican net
loss of 7,764 as compared with the vote in
1000
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept 3.-Andrew McNeill,
father of Robert McNeill, who was muir
dered by Actor Charles Webster two weeks
ago, was arraigned in the police court on
the charge of having stabbed his lS-year-old
daughter, Katie, with a butcher knife, and
was held in 81 500 bail for trial.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 3-Fire last night
destroyed the factory of the Miller Soap
company, a large four story brick building.
Loss, 10000; insurance, 0,0O0
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A Younr woman,s Awful death.

SHAMogIN, Pa. Sept S.-IIattie Deerk,
AGED 20 years, was struck aud killed by a
Pennsylvania railroad train here last night,
Sbile crossing the tlASks.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03


ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 3.-The state com
mission in lunaey have divided the state
into the following insane asylum districts,
the new plan to take effect Oct 1, 1870, are
as follows; Utica hospital district-Coun-
ties Of Oneida, Madison, Herkimer, Hamil-
ton, Fulton, Montgomery, Saratoga,
Schenectady, Albany Hudson river hos
pital district = Washington, Rensselaer,,
Columbia, Duchess, Putnam. Westehes.
ter. Middletown district Orange, Ulster.
Sullivan, Rockland, Richmond. Suffolk,
Queens. Willard district-Cayuga, Wayne,
Livingston, Allegany, Steuben, Chemung,
Schuyler, Thompkins, Seneca, Ontario,
Yates Binghamton district - Cortland,
Tioga, Broome, Chenango Otsego, Della.
ware, Green, Schoharie. ST. Lawrence
district st. Lawrence, jefferson, Lewis
Oswego. Onondaga, franklin, Clinton
Essex, Warren. Buffalo Niagara
Orleans, Erie, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua
Wyoming Genesee. The board adopted
as the price Of board to be paid by coun-
ties 4.25 per week for three year patients
and S250 for those exceeding that time, in
cluding all breakage and all clothing
Evening journal., 1890-09-03
weather Indications.

Slightly warmer, more sultry and from
fair to partly cloudy, followed by light
rain during the night.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.--The house took
up the Breckinridge-Clayto contested
election case from Arkansas, but after
brief statements by Messrs. Cooper and
Wilson the case was laid aside. and Mr..
Cannon made statement Of the probable
surplus after all appropriations are made
for the fiscal year 1891. He estimated net
surplus OF sl7,00O,000. Mr.. Sayers, for the
Democrats, also submitted an estimate, in
which he produced figures which he claim
ed would show a net deficiency Of s1l, 500.-
nnn for 1en
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

A critical examination Of the appropria-
tions made during this and the last pre-
ceding session of congress will justify the
statement, Mr. Cannon saig, that had the
last session Of congress made appropria-
tions in the same degree Of hberality that
seemed 70 have governed that congress
at its first or long session, and bad it pro
vided as it should have done so as to
avoid the s3s 5li ,45i Of deficiencies which
it devolved upon this congress, the sum
total Of appropriations at this session
would have been no greater IL not less,
than they were at the last session.
The total revenues for 1891 including
postal receipts he estimated at S67, ,414, 3s7
Taking from this amount the total appro-
priations left surplus OF Sc, a70, 2t5, AMI,
adding to this the value OF net cash in tie
treasury, fractional coin in the treasury
and the amount for the national bank fund
act of 1890, made a total surplus Of SlSs,-
,4l6. Specified reductions from this
amount left a net surplus Of Si6,974, ,0t5.
If the government redeemed the SS0,0ia.
$50 of four and a half per cent bonds so as
to carry S4s0O0,O ,OoO of them into the sink
ing fund, under its requirements for 1892.
the net surplus as shown above would be
increased by that amount 10 S64, 4,974, ,666 in
Mr.. Cannon's opinion.
A Democratic Estimate.
Mr.. Sayers (Tex.) submitted the views os
the minority Of the appropriation commit
tee, reviewing the fiscal situation from tho
Democratic standpoint. The minority pus
the aggregate appropriations for the cur
rent fiscal year at S46i. S44 579, as against
$3.50, ,4l4, ,3S7 revenues, thus making an ex-
cess Of appropriations over revenues Of
S11 ,43O, ,442. Deficiencies they say Will be
unusually heavy this year-in the matter
of pensions alone S44, ,gO4, 394-and in cor
clusion they confidently venture the opin-
ion that the revenues during the present
fiscal year will not be sufficient TO meet ex-
since 1856
The speaker announced the appointments
of Mr.. Flick rs a member of the Raum in
vestigating COMMITTEES in place Of Mr.
Snyser, resigned.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

In the evening session Mr.. Gibson moved
a substitute for the sugar schedule the
paragraph in the existing law imposing
duties on sugar. Mr.. Dolph concluded his
speech against any reciprocity with Canada
in the matter OF coal, timber or agricult-
ure products. Mr. Vance argued in sup
port Of the amendment offered by him re-
ducing the rates Of duty on all manufact-
ures of steel and iron, on all wooden and
cotton goods, on earthen ware and glass
ware and on all materials used for fertil-
izers when such goods have been purchased
abroad by any citizen of the United States
by exchange Of American farm products,
or by products Of the sale Of such farm
products There would be a surplus this
year Of 5000 900 bales Of cotton and 100 ,O00,-
0C0 bushels Of wheat and 500 00O, 600 Of corn,
and what, he asked, was TO be done with
all that surplus if the foreign market was
not to be used2
Evening journal., 1890-09-03
BusINEss oPPoRTUNIrIEs.
FoR SALE.


LOR SALE-A FEW PIANOS AS GOOD
as new. Prices range from SIPS to $780,
Address No 2l3 West Tenth street.
CARRIAGE. = LARGE DOUBLE SEAT
" top carriage; built TO order; finely uphol-
eIered; new; suitable Tor family use or light
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
Stables, corner Madison and Twelfth streets.
TTARNESs.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
ii harness. Inquire at this office
DOBES. S.-PAIR OF HANDSOME LAP
Al robes; also blankets and whip. Inquire
~ this oifice.
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SUMMER aEsoRrs.


CAoE MAY POINT, n. J. AMNON
- WR GIFTS Cottages are recommended
Ior comfort and 9 good table. Board only 81 to
$40 per week Near the beach Ap1ly TO
AMNUN y RIGHT. Cane Nav PnInt
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

fENsAEs AND SMALL ORANGE DAB
BE Hap Ar THE COUNTING EsOOn ar
THE EEENIgN3 SOUkN8 !.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

Mr.. Evarts asked attention to what he
called a very pregnant point namely,
sentence in the letter from a Brazilian
merchant which Mr., Hale had read--that
sentence being, I'VE cannot admit your
products and manufactures free; but we
will make a little difference between the
tariff on your importations and the tariff
Of other nations
What practical results, Mr. Evarts asked,
would come to the United States from only
little difference IN favor Of American
productsf Mr. Hale replied that that was
matter which time alone could tell 1t
was evident that the feeling not only of
Brazil. but of the other South American
countries, was strongly bent toward recip-
rocal arrangements
senator AIdrich Favors Reciprocity.
Mr. Aldrieh made long statement about
receipts and expenditures Of the govern
ment and Of the probable effect Of the tariff
bill on the finances, reaching the conclu-
sion that the expenditures for the current
fiscal year would be about s4l1. 200, 600.
The revenue for the year he estimated at
s460 0OOO,O00, and II the tariff bill was passed
he figured out a decrease Of SEA, SOC, 600 in
revenue if sugar were put on the free list,
thus leaving a surplus of about 5000, 900
at the end Of the year In concluding he
said he favored putting sugar on the free
list. and was also in favor OF further ex-
tension of reciprocal trade
Evening journal., 1890-09-03
NIr. Powderly'a AdvIoe.

BY an means do everything IN your power to
prevent strike for il will prove a failure and
will be Just what the New York Central company
wants the men to do. If a strike takes place on
that road the West Shore road win do the work,
and do It so eectually as 20 break the spirits OF
the men on strike. You know that neither the
order nor any other labor organization can at
this time support a strike and II they could il
would not be q success on a great railway, owing
10 the strength Of such corporation. l am In.
formed that Mr.. Depew is anxious 70 have the
men strike before the system is organized and
caution your men against such a step
Evening journal., 1890-09-03

II had been urged, Mr. Hale said, against
his amendment in certain quarters thas
none OF those sugar producing countries
with which arrangements OF reciprocity
were desired would be induced under AM
form Of treaty, to give to the United States
such advantages as were set forth in II.
The answer to that was plain and obvious,
and that was that there was not one Of
those countries that did not greatly desire
the repeal Of American duties on their
products.
Evening journal., 1890-09-03
MORE RECIPROCITY TALK
Senators Who Favor Secretary
,sssGszs. ss: Blaine's Pet Plan.
TWO ESTIMATES THAT DIFFER.
Republicans Can See "a Net Surplus of
s17,0O0,OOO After Uncle Sans BINS Arc
Paid, but the Democrats Figure Out a
Deficiency of aII, 500, 900.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.--The senate re-
sumed discussion OF the tariff bill, taking
up the sugar schedule Mr.. Carlisle gave
notice early in the day that he would pro
pose an amendment to strike out the entira
sugar bounty paragraphs. Mr. Hale
brought up his reciprocity amendment in
trodueed last June and made long speech
in support Of it, The discussion, mainly
on reciprocity, lasted through the entire
day. At $50 o'clock recess was taken
until 8 p. m, when the discussion was con.
tinued. In the course Of his speech Mr.
Hale said the people Of the United State,
had witnessed with great impatience tn
falling off OF her trade with Central AMI
South America. The Pan American con
gress proved that the eminent men OF all TIE
countries affected were anxious for an III
crease Of trade and for reciprocity. Nj
Hale earnestly objected TO the proposed re-
mOval OF the duty on sugar unless it was
dome on tha rprfpracitv r1an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
SuraGnabnnc poa 9it8ett 9eeet Die
ScutiOen.

SEPT 6a ibre frede1 2ugen uno 8erleumz
ounget I'M Wnbltampfe ni6t5 9ebolfen bas
ben, geben oiejtHigen 3eitungen III SlItnols,
Delde bier Wtonate lang Don Dielem Gigen
uto Serleunloungen gelebt baDen, Der
Wabrbett Die @bre. 9aB fe gelosen uno
perleumoet baben, gefteben tie natirlt1
nt1t brett Elm. Qber NIT elmer mabrbaft
perbliiffen1en uuDerfroreube!t bebanoell1 lie
iebt Die BON ibnen bier Utonate lang aui's
S6dlnlolelte IN Da5 p0lltge @egentbeil ull>
9e!dllbte Sbatlade, Dab Ut a uno Die
Seutl DEN NON SlIinois i'm
Sample gegen Die ungeredten SteIen bes
S6ul3pan9s7 @eiebes nienlals gegen ben
SOulSDaug an unD iiir iiG uno eegen ben
llnterrt6t I'M @ngltl0en. ODER gegen Die
DfTentlthen S6ulen als lofhe 9eDelen iino,
ais etlDas 9lltbetannteS ullo IT'D Don lelbit
0eriteben0eS.
SOgar Der &nonnotbings @ii2 Stems
ntrnlnt auf otele 10 Dequene ySeiie, naz
tlrlt6 oDne DaS ~letieite 3eiden bon Sdam
uno 9telle, letEe rieoertrG6tigen 6eBereien
3urud, in tpe,den er pier Wlonate lang Die
De1ten 0euti6en bon Sutuois alS SoofeinDe
Der ottentllden S6ule ulo Der euglil0eu
Sprade uno ais 8erlhtpDrer gegen Die
beIten @tnridltungen oes Staates, ia ais
9~tebeIlen gegen ben Staat h~egeifert bat.
9erarti9e 3eitlngell battell es lest
ol@ fur ieibtDerilGnbIid, baB Die reue
Staat5geleb8ebung baS g OuI3maugsz
geleb vamenDiren" mirD. Shou
itit bier Monater miIien Iie re6t out,
tUelde Aenoeruugell OH Dem fragliGen Wt5
leBe Die 9eutlGen Derlangen. 9tber mob
reno ocs Wabttarnples ourften Tie IS niht
iaGen, neil l0llf1 jDre 2il8en ielblt ben oez
oantenlOieiten ibrer Stler offenbar geluorz
ben nGrer.
Sn Be5ug ouf oaS beulofratiide Il IL t r.
bans Der Staot Qelebgebung
nerbllr9t it6 Die GDica8o Iines. rpelbe in
Der SDullr09e con 2infalig an, ipenn auh
Der 2Sabl ni1t nit gebDriQer @ut>
lGteoenbett. Den ridjtigeu Stanopuntt eins
uabm, iiir SolgenDcS: Das Oous tperpe
poS SduI5tpnu9s8cleB III b m Sinne ulrlz
Qnoern, ooaB Die &irhenz Ino 4ripatz
S1ule BON Sta tseinmti6ullg p0Qig fret
letu tpiro."
lSaS Die Shines i'm 2Ilgenleinen iagt, bas
bepeutet I'M 8clonoeren llamentli6 Solaen>
pes; uno Die ¬pnothing >8ldtter nuBten
oas ldon ltit plelcn gSo1ei1 aai,a oellau.
tpenn lie es aud bDSptut9 perlbmieaeu:
Sort nit Der Beltimmuitg, lponah Das
&ino nur ellie i'm SGulbeSirfe ieinerGlteru
IiegeRoe GGute beluden bari! Sort nit
Der 8~eltimmuHg, ipeldle ben Drtlideu
S@ulrQtbcn N S6uloitettoren Die @nt>
ideiDunn Dorllber QnUcrtraut, oh cine Nri=
pat> oDer &irdjenl0ule be1tebeu bari Sort
nit Der Seltimmulg, lDonah bic jdmmt>
lideu Se0iAeAcnItul0e De2 G,leus, Smreiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
Musfete fir Die ielise CONFEDERATION eez

Musfete fir Die ieltge CONFEDERATION qe1
tragen bat, biele meite lleberSelgung,"
Nuf Der Stele Duroe Damn obige Taiiung
pertporfen ui1o einitiinmig Itabm Der Gons
Dent folgcnoe Observation-Disclosures an /:
Gin Ee6t nm MuStrttt aus benz
Wunoesperbano (Federal Union) treaen
mirfliher ODER pernleintliher nnbiloen lol
bon oielem Stdate II / { m 8 in MnipruG
genontlnen tueroen es barf tetn @eieB
e%rlaiien lperoen IN Wiberiprud nit
Der oberiten Ereupfli6t Der
8irger oieies Staates gegen Die Gesies
rung Der Ser. Staaten."
Die 6aupterruneenlhaft bes 8irgers
frieges, ndnlih Die Qufbebung bes @ns
ipruhs zines @inselitaateS, aus Der Union
austreten an Durten, ipirD ieBt BON alien
Gebeienitaaten ieierlih anertanut, ebenio
Die anoere 6aupterrungenihaft, nGrilih
Qbi6affung Der SfIauerei auf Nimmerz
nieoertebr unb ~perionlicbe 6reibeit unD
birgerlihe 8ere6ti9una Der Sarbigen.
9dlr tire Beherri6ung bnrh 9rDBtens
tbeils nod untuilienoe gfeger Dolleu iib ote
Sioitaatcn nt6t gefalIer laiien, mabrenb
fe glei63eitia INNER mebr fir aegeri6ulcu
lorgen. Nus oielem gang tatiirliden Strdus
ben bon Sitoitaaten gegell gtegerbcrrl6aft
eriDGblt aber boh1tens elmer einselnen
8artei Nodtbeil. Der Beitanb Ser l1nion
als zines un5erreiBbaren Oansen tpiro Da>
our6 AUDI n;6t i'm @erin9iten bena6s
tbeili9t.
Die Union lit ieBt tbatid6Ii6 unb
na6 benz 6er5en bes ganSen 8olfes III SIo
uno Norb oas, mas fe nur tbeoretiih iDar,
als Oaniel lie + in Der groBarti9>
item Geoe, tpelde lett Oenoitbenes asbalten
porben lit, Die Morte gebrauhte: THE
Union now and forever, one and inse-
parable !"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17

Ser vOrber Of Deputies" bate n6nIid
3Ddr loHlf leln Gtdet aus ben Ganoio1tet
DEF oeloen 9auptpdrteten aulanrneiigeiteIt,
aoet er 1atte etten @%anDioaten fiir County,
@ommt1ldr, eltel g~eDiiien @ates, Der auf
letnent aroeren 3tdet entbaltcn mar, uno
terller einer @anbioaten fir bas @puntps
@ert0tson1t, Ourbant, ben er bon ben 8roz
DlDttlonllten llbertnlniaer bate. OasWablz
e,r9ebnlB ut tiir Durham 1929 ttmmen, mas
ttd1aDe gu NIT ben 6661 Stimlnell oedt, bic
Der Gnofplotbtng Gates in Der Stabt, uuo
Den burdl6nittli6 125 Stiinmen, tpel6e
oe probibttiontlhen County gommiidrss
Ganoioaten auf benz Qanhe erbalten baben.
3ugegeben, Dap bieie 1912 Stimmen
ntdt ldInrntli6 Die BON 9tepublifanern MAJ
rem! Nber nter SunteI Dapon tpdreit
es lt6er. 9aS pdren 5872 Stimmen, Die
redbtmaBig Nmberg aeb0rt bitten uAb ibm
I'm Gountp cine Wtebrbeit BON 1888 5tilns
men 9e9eben baben miirDen. 9aB OeMt t.
d. oas Etdet Der Yro6ibitiontiten ober
oas Der Sremoenbalier geitinhmt BADEN,
mtro moDl JtlertanD gu 6ebuupten tpagell ;
IS mllBte oenn 3onts 0utt getpelen lem, Der
ltto let11en ElaB auf Dem &nomnotbingz
3tdet NIT $1,000 erfauft bate, ben aber in
6olge Der heftt9en @egnerihaft Der sSSuben
Die 1872 GnotDnotbtug sStimmen nidt III
rettten Dermpht baben.
Cine Wtebrbeit bon 1888 Stilnlneit in
@oof @ountD rpiiroe Qmberg ltnter anoere1
u%mltdnoen Dem Staat gegebe1 BADEN. 9aB
otes ntdt geldab, bat er Der SSarmer
Nlltance 5u perDanfen, tpetGe WtIion
auf ibr gidet g~eitellt battle. Qber auch bieic
beltebt Der 9roben a2ebr;abl nab aus9tepuz
blttaneril, uno SlDar alnerifaniiben 0tepu1
blitanern unb 9lnIberg's Nieoerlage erneilt
it'd ionjt als cine gtteoertra6toer
Ut epublifaner, 4pelde aus natiuis
ftll6en @riinben ibren eigenen fleftnloien
@olotoatet, einen braDelt 8eterunen; i'm
Sttde lieBer, uno einen Waann beporSua=
ten, Der biel 0reG DIN Ste6en bate, nur
tDetl er eeboreuer Mmerifaner mar unb
Nmberg niht. I'm 10 nlebr lit Dieie 9tieoerz
la8e 81 beoauern unb 10 ori1t9enber nIe
Wtabnung berielben all Die 9sutiGen, felt
sulanmelaubalteu.
Gin Troit fir 6rn. Nmberg ipiro es aber
immer iein, gu tpiiien. oab er ~ncnigltets
nidt our6 ietne eteeaen 2anbsleute ge=
lhlageu lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17

Die 9 aboemofratte ie[bit aber
3ei9t cine 9roBe SIC dBtgung. Oas bee
tpeiien Die 8eitimmungen iiber oas Stimrns
rebt III Der ioeben in &raft getretsnen
neteu Staatsuerfaiiuug bon Wiliiliippi;
benn iie fnipfen oas Stimmredt nur an
cine iebr mdBige 8abliteuer uno an etne
mdBige Sertigfeit i'm 2eien, bic ii6 aud
jeber Sarbi9e ertperben fann, 3ulnaL oa bort
INNER inebr Shulen fir ibn ein9efiibrt
tperben. llno ipie grituoli6 perpirtt Die
ncue 8erfailung BON Wiliiiiippt, 9leih ben
anoeren Siioitanteu. iebe leileiteSpur zines
Seseiiionsre6tes!
! Die benofratii9e 8artei 6es SuOens.
pie tie ] 3 t lit, eetdbrOet ielbit bsi grober
Stdrfe ben 8ulo III feiner Meiie. l1no Elm
NortDeil niht nur fir bic bemofratil6e
Oiationalpartet, ionbern fiir's gauge 2ano
lit es, bab Die iiegrei6e Sitobennotratie benz
Gongrelie Sablreibe d b g Wtdnner lies
lert, all oenen es Der nDrpliben Democratic
in @oa9relie febIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
@er SMIna gs1nbetg3

Magemeines 8eoauern erregt bel Oeutz
I1eu uno bel o~enientgen ni6toeltl1en Jtes
pllblitanert, tpeIbe ni6t nattotlttlb an9es
frdntelt ftnb, Die 9tieoerLage Deg 6errlt
6rans Nnlberg, Die fait gfienaanO tiir moss
LID gebalteu bate.
DaB er leine Nieberlase ni6t ettpa ben
Deuti6en gu ~perbanfen bat. oaB Die
oeutlden Gepublifaner in groBen @an5en
niht fur 0taab unb @ition. ionbern in
Ght unabbGnsiger 8eiie fir 9taab uno
amberg seitimmt baben, barber giebt oas
WobleraebnlB in @oot @oultD gluGltder
Weile p0uigen @ufihluB.
Willon's Dtebrbeit I'M Sountp Soot bes
trGgt MIR 7191 Stimmen gegen Die 1926
Stimmen 0taab's. @s mGren allo rllno
$500 5timmen notbia a%etuelen, nm
Nnabera eine fleiae W1ebrbett I'M @ourtp 81
geben. 9tual lit es betannt. DaB anBer Dem
republifoniidcn Nno oenlpfrdtiihen lod
spei 8abl3ettel an Wabltage inl ll'nlanF
tpareli, Der beg OrOers Of OeputteS
C6remoenbaiisr) unD Der Der Brobl.s
bttioniiten. uno 9ltldliher 2Seilc
ipilien mir gang senau, pie utel Stlmtaeil
bieie belDeu Gidets erbalteu babeA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17

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