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The advocate., 1890-10-01

REPUBLICAN ETHICS AS EXPOUNDED By
THE IDOL OF THE PARTY, JOHN
JAMES INGALLS,.
The publication Of politics is an irrides-
cent dream. Government is force. Poll
tics is a battle for supremacy. Parties are
the armies. THE DECALOGUE AND THE
GOLDEN RULE HAVE NO PLACE IN
A POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. The object
is success. To defeat the antagonist and
oxpol the party in power is the purpose.
The republicans and democrats are 90 ire
concilably opposed TO each other as we're
Grant and Lee in the Wilderness Theyus0
ballots instead Of guns, but the struggle is 90
unrelentiDg aud desperate, and the result
sought for the same. IN WAR IT is LAW
Full TO DECEIVE THE ADVERSARY,
TO HIRE HESSIANS, TO PURCHASE
MERCENARIES, TO MUTILATE, TO
TO KILL, TO DESTROY. THE COM
MANDER WHO LOST A BATTLE
THROUGH THE ACTIVITY OF HIS
MORAL NATURE WOULD BE THE
DERISION AND JEST OF HISTORY
Interview published in the New York World,
April l3, 1880.
The old Romans had saying. 'Money
does not stink, no matter how acquired"
So the politician considers that votes do
not smell badly after they are cast and
counted no matter what may have been tho
method by which they we're procured.
NUMBERS, not QUALITY, obtain the GER
tihcate OF election. THE AMBITIOUS
POLITICIAN THEREFORE ENDEAV-
ORS TO ASCERTAIN WHAT is POPU-
LAR RATHER THAN WHAT is RIGHT,
AND THE POSSESSION OF AN ACTIVE
CONSCIENCE OR OF A SENSITIVE
MORAL NATURE IS A FORMIDABLE,
IF NOT AN LNSUPERABLE OBSTACLE
TO SUCCESS from an article
published in tho Topeka Capital, February
%, 1883.
The advocate., 1890-10-01
SHALL WE VIM

The Republican thereupon pro-
ceeds 10 demonstrate, 10 its own salts
faction () that 1t is impossible for the
alliance to hold together, And what
is the line of argument introduced to
prove this propositionl It is as fol-
lows:
"The peoples party II partly composed OF
democrats and rosubmsslOnIsts as the cam
palgn warns up and they SEQ that the battle is
mainly between tho old parties, these voters viii
rally around Robinson and rum II they do not
pubhclyin the campaign, they will privately nj
the polls, The situation offers a temptation too
strong 10 be resisted and the old mossbaclys IN
the alliance will succumb 10 II by the thousand
From the above assumption the
Republican proceeds 10 argue that il
is the duty Of former republicans 10
also return TO the old camp, and It is
inferred that this policy being carried
out, the peoples party will be left
without voters in November.
The argument is based upon false
premises, In the first place the bat
tie is not mainly between the two old
parties, except upon the question Of
prohibition or resubmission. We are
willing to grant them a monopoly up
on this subject Both parties will
learn, however, later in the season,
that there are other issues in this
campaign, and upon these issues the
peoples party is first and foremost in
the field. The Republican admits
this If they stay together.
The argument is again at fault
when it assumes that the old moss
back democrats are going TO forsake
the alliance. II should be known that
ever since the organization Of the al
lance the old mossback democrats
and the old mossback republicans
have been scratching the moss of
faom each others backs, until they
are as clean as a fresh dressed porker
There isn't a particle of moss left on
either Of them. Democrats and re-
publicans in the alliance are as scarce
as hens teeth, and all calculations
based upon the assumption that men
who have formerly been identified
with either party are going back to
their first love are destined TO lead 10
disappointment. We have suffered
all the loss we shall suffer from q re-
turn to the old parties. and we are in
a position to accurately estimate our
strength at this time. All who we're
to the peoples party move
ment left us when that movement was
decided upon, and to-day we have re-
ports that enable us TO fully ascertain
the extent of that loss. We know,
furthermore, that we are constantly
gaining strength. The alliance was
never gaining in membership faster
than it is to-day, and the beauty Of it
is that those who join us now do so
for the purpose Of rendering more ef-
ficieDt service to the peoples party.
Official reports to the state secretary
show q gain in the membership Of
The state Of 10000 during the second
The advocate., 1890-10-01

DURING the campaign we will fur
nish TIM ADVOCATE in clubs Of ten or
more for rs cents for four moRthA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-31
2Grbctt ttuO 2pft,t.

Springfielb, Su., so. 9rjember.-
9te Irbeiter Der pl&elt= @uD s&phlenQruben"
iina ausgeltan0eH, neil linen Die Brln;i=
pale sebn Gents pro S8ohe abSieben, nm
Serluile an gonnaiten, Die Dor &nnahme
Der geqeuudrtigen gobuifala abgedloiien
muroeu, III eriegeu. Die Yrin;ipale erfld=
reu Idl eutidJIoiien, Die Gruben III Idle
Ben, lpenn Die 1rbeiter nidt nad,geben.
gtewarf, N.@S., 30. 9eSembsr. pie
groBen 6abrifen Der pGlarf. ompaguie" in
iemarf uno Searnep bieteu Jett pieoer elm
Silo iupuitreQer Sbdtigteit. gle murbeu
I'M 8 llbr getern iriib geUffnet, uno iiber
taujeHO Ntdohen eilten al ibre friiberen
YlGte uno begaHnen nit bem Seritelen
bon 53ruirn aus Dem pon Sd)ottlano impprz
tirteu Garu. Der uorbanoeue @arnuorratb
iou Smar in meniger ais 5iuei gSofeu aufs
qearbeitet merben tonneu, aber oermutblicb
ipiro bic @elelll6aft mebr @arn aus Sdlott-
lanb lmportireu, lueun iie unteroeiien nit
ibren Spinnern nid]t III elmer &erltQuoiquuQ
gelan9t. Die Gpinuer bofiert, oaB Dies
mittelit Ser bHrd Die n9tew- 9orfer Central
2aborsllnion" geplauteu i6leOsridterlidlen
GntlGei0ung ge'1ebeu lper0e. lleber 500
NtGpfen uno naheSu 400 MiGnner uno Snas
ben, meldJe in ben Glart'id)sn Sabrifen be-
iddftiQt maren, marten nod aui Die 2Sieoer=
auinabnle ibrer Sbdtigtelt. Gtne abenoz
unterhaltnng sum &efen Der anSgeitauDes
nenunp ausgeiflloiieueu 9trbeiter wiro berte
i'm ySeaeuile Ipeuue 3int" peranltaltet
liperbeIE
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bile, gtebr., mclSet: yu9wu Strite'S"
SauOe ieuerte Die ganSe Nadt iiber BON BEN
6uqelu noroweItIitt Oon Der Sine 9tibgc=
4geutur aus auf ott 3ruppen. Ser Angrifi
begauu bel Der ATTllnft eiuer Sdmaorou
be5 8. acknowledgements aus BEN rSao
GanSS." Gin Solpat murbe get0otet uno
Elm anOerer uerlpunbet.
@egen llbr irill pSwo Stife'S S"
8anoe einen 8erlrh, ben pom Sdjauplate
oeS gefrigeu SamptS Suriidfebrenoen Bro
chamberlain oes I. neutrality-suspicious. peg=
5unebmeu. AlS bAs Seuern uernommen
muroe, mo6ten Die eJ9ruppen ser 4gentur
eincn 2luSfall, t0Nfften SO Der Snbiauer unD
itlugen DEN 9teit III Die 6ludlt. 6uuberte
pou 2luiiebleru babeu anlQBiid Der geitern
AbenO abgebrannten Sigualrateten StuB
in beiiger Staot gciutt. gle pmoen in
BEN Sirten uno i'm @erittS;ir1mer inter.
gebrad)t. Sine rubigere Stimmung berri9t
ieft auf Der Biuez zRtoQe Nueutur. "H
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g2oFl tciue Dirt bon llupdBljhflit fon1int 70
hdufig pOr, uuo ;uar bel GrUah'eHa ME beL
9iuOeru, Ql5 3uSpepiic (&erOluuugSlfmddle),
feline duRert iidl buudl Uerid)icoeulrtiQere &guls
ssiCheu uub miro oc5halb 10 hGuNg nit 0uoereu
Srantheiten perDcdllelt, telne bat, mem oera
natldilgt, pctnljdero 6olqcu Uuo 0odl Ut tctua
lsid]tCr Ill fluireu, al5 ole log. luuerCculhttJt.
ytameutlid bel Sdualtngcn nm 'OhuruoH 2Ju'
bern tritt ite bduig elm; BET Gruddlcueu NJ ne
nleilt bic 6olge BON Grt0ltuugu Der AtagcI'
ggqcuO, pou uuiieu 55ilBeu, uou Sldtleleru oocr
Grctiieu inn GGcu uHo 2riuteu. >pe3iel gei1br5
uch 1T IN oisier &e,iebuug Der SeuuB et5taltar
Getr&ufe. 3uuddlft pflegt le itd ourd &pe,Ltts
loilQttlt, gStOupileu gegeH gCmtNe 11eLlan,
Srsdrci;, idllclmbcleate 3unge, troden1 yLppe@
uuO, ie uad)ocm, burh ltcdjellOen SoJndmet5
qerQoe iiber uuo Iuiiteu Den 2lugeu SO duBeru.
gei lauqerer 3auer Oe5 llebels uagCrt ote
9atieuten ihtlidD ab, Uer6eu matt lluo traits
los ullb in TolaC ociieu mijrrIiCh Uuo uerOroieu.
Sat bic frantheit ausnlItfld i'm AldgCa
thren Sib, 10 pilegt iie Uou hartuad9er &ers
itopuug bCglsist 81 ieiu 0Ctut ne 'tc), mas
uameutlid) betNinocrn bduHg Der Nou Ut, ou9
0ui bic Giuqemtto6 ans, 10 rtttmcJlI ldlucheus
Der 2urdidl eit. gSir0 ou5 NeUe. ou1altglt9
oeruadldiiigt, 10 iteigrrt llb bet GrmallncH
Der elgeutbiimlidle Sdueri uUcr ben uu8cn
oft i'll iolhem graoe, oaB Die G1nujetbn oeuea
be5 llnterleiG5tpptu5 ODER elmer GaliruHts
;iiuouug qlctdhen 0ic1r obcr Oguigcr itarte
Tiebereri6eimmscu iiuD in Der I6at io't Ist5
nit geroauuugeitmadc rcrbuuocu uuO iiihrcU
in uieleu Tdlleu OaSu, bag Der Sib bG5 Eetoeu5
gaIt3 no uuCcr5 Qclnt mjr0, els IN Dem
ecfdltetcu ooer in Sclgc einc5 GidtTcblcr5 re-
beuiidl gem0rOfnen YiugeH. uno bod ut allen
T0ruer NIB Fdlcu pou &Cr0ouuug5id mdfe
70 leid7t bei;utomnlcu nit ben aus oCu Rrdutcru
Der Sd)mei;er 6odalpcu bcrcttctu ct. &crz
narO Grduttrz Biueu. gcttcre cHtlaltcr cju1u
GTtraft ans ieucn &rauterl Der, aurcIcuo,
Beileno unO trditjgcuo 3uglejdl, lc.bIt UcI Der
;arteIteu GouiIiutiou rtcwagcU miro NIB bic
&erDoumgsid1jgfei oe8 IiaQeus mo bamit
ben Qpuettt in luuu5erbarfr 99eile bclebt. 8te
ct 8cruaro Srduter- Bjueu ituo in 0ucu gureu
&oothcteu 3u babGl, ooer oirGIt BON y. Jtlus
ftd0ter q Co., @or 241G III ytcU y0ri, iIe
25 SeutS III be;iebeu.
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sicbrtt Sahre 9nd,tfans.

Grop, R.eD., 80. December. s.
9(ee0, Elm fritberer 2lngeIteUter Ser vJtelpz
9orter @entralbubn," weIder geitern Ibers
fIhrt murOe, mGbreno oe8 tiirSlifen Strite8
auf lentr &abn eiueH 3ug nabe @reeubuib
burh 6oiditeuung elmer lSeid)e ;nm Gnt.
gleieu gebtatlt Su babeu, wuros beute uom
8idter @rifiit4 3u iteben Sabren 3HdtbauS
ucrmthellt.
3boS. {. Gain unb 2lrtbur @uttt, meld)e
megen oe5 nGmlihen SerbredenS uor Sc
ridt iteben, befauuten itt ifuloig, uno
muroen Su 5abreu, reip. Sabren, s 0los
DlOnateu 5ud)thauS oernrtbeilt.
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1smter sri,mmerm bearaoen.

gtep 0orf, 80. 9e5ember.-6ermauu
&6bler's groBe 8rauerei, iuelde Die gause
Strede an Der l. 9luenue, 6miiden Der 29.
uuo 80. StraBe, mar beute 9tadlmittaq Der
Sd)auplases. 9as @tabliiemeut mar I'm
llmbau begriiien, NIB piele 2lrbeiter maren
oaran in ShdtiQfeit, ais bas Dad ploblid
einitiir3te uub piele Ser Ntanner inter iei-
nen .SrIrmern begrub. @liflider @eiie
nurbeu nur iieben Don ben 2euteu ihme1
perlebt. Giner berlelben, 9tameus Our
ueen, erlitt einen SddOelbrud uno mirp
mabriheinlidl iterben. Die llebrigeu mer=
ben iammtlid 9eneien.
(Spdter. )-GS itelt iid berau8, baB 3w0li
0tann perlett wuroen. 3nei oerelben,
ndmlid Der 33 iabrige 3iegelftsinmaurer
Sames Duncan unb Ser 10 ldbrige Souis
gSeber, unb geitorben. Inter BEN Serpun.
beten beinben iid g. 8riinlin9er, 9iuoolpb
Dorm, :. 9anien uuo Beter 6eibrid.
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0ep.lorfer Nadlriditet,.

New Dorf, 80. DECEMBER. - Ger
gins Stepntat, Der bifinguirte ruiiiife
Sdlriitfeuer, fam ; .de auf Oem 9ampier
vllmbria" bier an. I'M etne Jieibe Don Scr.
trdgen iiber Die repolutiondre 8epeguuq in
RuBlano bier ;u 4anoe 81 baIten. Gr maro
bel ielHer ganouug uon e;ner 0eputation
ieiner bier anidiii8en 9anOsleute empiaus
gen.
- Dteper g8eiB Elm 14-idbriQer 3ei.
tungsluuge, puroe beute in Srooflpu uou
0em 14=jdbriaen Daniel Soroan, einem ans
oeren 3eitungsjungeH, burdJ einsu Meferz
iti6 in Die Seite wGbr'heinlih t06tlih per
munOet. SOroan befinOet lid i'll 6ait uHo
9SeiB liegt i'm 9oipital Oarnieber. Ser
3hater bate einsm 1O.jabrigeu Suaben Elm
SInbel 3eituHgen ge1oblen, uHo 9SeiB
mollte ibm oaiielbe mieber abnebmeH, ais
er Don SOroau getohen wurOe.
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Gin oemofrattid1cr StaGtssScn0tor
nCifnrnem.

Golumbu8, o, %. 9e;. - Sin &c.
le9ramm ans g8OOlter, O., meIOet On8 4bs
leben OeS 9ftb. Sob. zimmerman, OcS
Oemofratiiden StaatSienators pom ~. nnS
%. 9iitrift. !0r. 3jmmermauu mar beule
4benO nit Dem Adtb. 6. y. Gihslmauu
auSgegangen, ais i'm mn t10 llbr pl0Blih
Der Stlag riibrje, UeIder ioiort iclnem
geben eiH Gu0e mahte. 3tmmermaru maro
am IL. 2lpril 1929 in QeuttIanO gebOreu
un0 fam I'M Sabre 1845 mad Amerita. Bic
9emotraten perltereu 0urf ieinen Sob ole
MaiOrltGt I'M SeuQts.
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Die sraaopis Az s3roseria,s gath.

gStlfe arre, Ba., 30. 8ejember.-
Sobn 5reQa oOer 3irello, Der llngur, mel
der beidulOlgt miro, DtidJael Gurlep, ceiien
Srau uno Auorea5 Oooof in Dem benad)z
barten 6rubenitdOtdlen 8rooerid'S &atf
erihoiieu 81 baben, if Bu Sermpn, elmer
grubenitaot IN gadawauna Gount1, 26
Dteilen u0rblidl bon bier, eiugeiangen pors
BEN. gSis uerlautet, meigert er nd, irgeuo
ipelfe 2tugabeu iibsr bas &erbrehen III
MAIDEN, un0 uele 2eutc fuo INNER nod I'M
3neifel, oh Stre1o BEN Oreiiafeu 0foro
begtug ooer OBJ @urleg leiue 6rau unb 6o=
Dot, iOpie iib lelbf eridoB.
GireQo fam beute 9fahmittog in @ilfe8.
barre an unb mHr6e I'M Gountns s@efdnqniiIe
untergebrad)t. gr erfIdrt, Gurlep babe ieiue
6rau unO 6Ooot get66tet un0 oann aud auI
i'm (3trello) gefeuert, i'm jeooh uerfeblt.
Damn babe iId) &urlep cine augel in ben
Sopf geldOiisn, uno er (6ireuO) lei entflo=
hen, neil er fiirdtete, 6aB man Inn iiir Die
8luttbat Uerantwortlin MAIDEN iueroe.
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WicbMarfte.

6 bic 9 0, 80. December. - 9tinhpieh !:
3ufHbr 5000, SerianOt 250O; 8reiie part
trten Slpliheu $1.0O II. S4.SO.-Sd Sdmeine {:
3ufuGr "a 900, Seriauot 5000; Yreiie ua=
riirten Swtideu 1926 II. Shaafe:
3ufubr 1000, 8eriunot 5000; Yrcie uaz
riirten Siuiihen $3.O5 Il. 1922.
gouis, so. 9eiember. Ginopieb &:
3ufubr 500, Serian0t 200; @reiie uari=
irten Swiinen $500 II. Sdlmeiue
3ufuhr $500, Seriauot 600; 9reiie pa
ritrten Smiiheu 1920 uno $3.5O.-Shaafc:
3uiubr 600, 9erianot -; 9rciie uari=
irteu ;miiden 1925 IL. $3.50.
CAT 2ibertp, 3D., 80. 0eiember.-
8inouieb: 3ufubr III, Serianot 1911 ;
8reile uariirteu Swiid)en $2.10 uno 4.95.
-S6meiue: 3ufuhr 5000, &erianpt 400 B.;
8reiie uariirten SpiidleH $2.75 uno $3.50.
: Sdaaie: 3ufubr 2OOO, &erianOt 1900;
4reiie puriirteu spUdeu S4.OO uuo 1928.
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streit ,.nfer Observation-Disclosures.

Smob a, Nebr. %. 0s3.-8ie ullnior.
Yoctfic Balm" bat ild geweigert, Der
yMtilwaufee Rod, 58laub 9Qbu" ;u geitat=
ten, i3igt itber Die Bride Der eritsreu gabn
bel Der hieilgeu StaOt Su beiOrDaru. Ser
Streit gilt oils eiu iebr bsoentIider, uno in
Giienbabnfreiien fiirbtet man, oaB er benz
tnytem- YOrt miib'um 81 Stanoe QebradJteu,
iogeuauuteu 8rdh0entens llebereJufommeu
Swiiden ben peitIiteH Sabuen ben 5OOeS-
itOB uerlefen mtro.
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9rugen= uno DlanitsttcrsSiitdcn aus
gspIebtem Ssosr, S1.25 ruertl; Su75 Gts.
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@roBe Bargains III StIuheu -
Seebunos=S per1zNGusituhe fir Didnner,
3onoarbstt nit Gaomols Aeiuttegt, Su$1.9 81;
JrIberer Irei5 $2.9T.
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Gin epi,,mid,mussler eineefansea.

9 ca ttle, 2SpOming, 80. 0ejember.-
Ga Sele Sing, elmer Der Spiumidmugeler.
meldber por etipa sipei Sabren ben 9unoess
ebeimpolisiiten, Die ibu pom Sort 6uron,
Mid)., mad 9etrOit bringen iollten, entfant,
inbem er aus benz, Ssniter bes 8ag9ouS
berausiprang, purSe beute in Slpnlpia
perbaitet, moielbit er inter beu1 9iamen
SOnlan9er fidl aufbielt. Sing ift baS 6uupt
elmer Der gr0Bten SdmugglerbanbeH uHb
iOu iebr reid iein. Spe3ial SnipettOr 60
blene, Der ibn iett Sabreu ueriolSt, nabm
bic SerbaftnH9 Dor.
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tInfaQ o0cr WprS.

Rem gOrt, 90. Deg. Die 2lptOpiie
Der geide bon 6rant garlep, De5 Qeleprn-
pbiIten, Der beute Dtorgeu inter Der 6oh=
babnitatioH OIL 6rautlin Sauare gefuuoeu
mur0e, bat ergeben, OaB Garlep enrmeOer
BON ein2m Bferoebabnuageu iiberfabreu
ODER ater auf brutale l9eiie ermoroet nor
rem III. 9a5 4udgrat 1T gebrohen idmmts
llte 9tippen, mand)e ioGar 5meimal nuo
ale inueren Srgaue, anger Dem S9cr;en THO
non beu 9Ippen nNrditoBeN.
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99ieSer elm s9neciiurm TN Gc6irae.

Bltt8b bur 9, ID, %. Ie5ember.
@ebirge trat bsute obermals Elm itywerer
SdueefaQ elm, uno ale l3uge finO pieoerum
Oeripatet. Gin am SOnntage, NiOrgcnS
llbr, iiber bic 30 Dtsilen lange ihmaIipurige
Sabu uaA 29aibngtoH, Ba., abgegau0eucr
Grtra3u9 erretdte hieie5 Stdothen erft nm
Wiitteruadt, rotOem er BON brei gofomott-
pen qesoGeu murOe.
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Die p2GmerifnniTAc @iRpriIc5e @e.
ScIlSd1aft.H

g8a14iu9tOn, ,. g., %. DECEMBER. -
Die iicbeute Sabre5peri0nmluug ser rAmes
ritauiiben 6litorliten @eeuihur" uabm
beute 4benO IN bieitaer Staot ibreu 2lufang
uno miro 5pei Gage oauerH. 0aS Bro
gramm umfaBt Sortrdge iiber cauaoiihe Ge-
ld)ltte, eTOpdite @eltid)te, @eid)iGte Der
amerifauiiten &olt5mirtbitait II. !. ~.
Ahtb. 28m. Q8irt 6enr1 ans RidmouO,
Sa., fiibrte in 2lbmelenbcit 0es Yraiioenteu
SObn San BEN &OriiB uuo perla5 Oie bon
2eeterem georutt eiugcauote GroHHuugss
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I'm Dic 8riid1e aeannne11.

3em 9Ort %. Qe3embcr.-Gins Fri.
bntoepede aus Dublin mcloet 6os Salt
msut Der 6irma 0ubebat & Comp. Gubes
bat if YrdiioeHt Der Gublruer @ftieub0rie.
Die 6irma 1T nit uielcn Der 8rGuereiz Sc
id)aiten iOentifi;trt, pelfe mdbreuO Der lee-
ten orci Sabre in GH3Ian0 uuo 5rIuuO &C.
qriin0et mur0en.
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SnG,t eitcS pcrurtbeiltcn ID 6rSers.

INC 0 II, Nrt3., %. Aelember. A0olpb
8erbugo, ein gum EuOe 0erurtbeilter Nl0r.
Der, ueriette beute Dem @eidngniBaufieber
Yeoro Yeuou nit einem 0oldmeIier ourd,
OaS Gittsrtbiir ieiner 3eqe orei Sdldge oui
oem giadeu, erbradl Oaun Die Sbure, ihug
ben Guiieber III 8OOeu, nabm inn Die
Gdlliiiir1 nh InN entflnh
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SsptbifanS itt Colorado.

9enper, Gol., 80. 0ej.-Sm 6tliden
Sbeile BON Colorado berrift anldBli6 bes
fortbaueruben 0iangels an He9en groBe
Hotb unter ben gnfiebleru, uHo piele oers
ielbeu weroeu bem 6ungertoOe perfallen
iein, tpenn ibnen nift baIo 6iilfe 5u She'll
nirb,
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Die 3noen.Verfolouueem in EuBIanO.

2on0on, 30. 0e3br. - Der goromanor
bat ben ron Ser tiitSlh in gGuil0 6aQ"
abgebaltcueu Seriammlung angeuOmmeneu
Broteft gtgeu Die SeriOlguugeH Der Suoen
in GuBlano mad petersburg abgeiaHot.
Son Der lleberbringuHg burb cine Qeputaz
ton bat man 2tbitau0 aenommen, nit Jtid=
fdt aui Die 0iittGeiIuHg, baB oen Sntereiieu
Der Suoen 8sbuHng getrageu merOe, penn
Die 9entibrift nit Der Bon 9eianOt piroe.
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@s aina ein smr Em9e:

an % 9esember lafpb :. &eters, Gatte BON
anna Btters, i'm 63. Sabre ienes pebeEs. Die Sc
erogung fneet murgen, 9OnHerita9, Den /. Son.,
Nadmlttd9s - lbr, poR eiHer bisberieeH 2Sobrung
9iprp zSs6e oer Tprt=2lueuue nuo ,Sobnipuz
Strn1e unb onHn pon Der euaE9eIibzlutberiiden
Salemszsirde Sde Der Battery s9penue urtb Ranoalz
Strafe, aus itatt. 9erpGHote unb Sreuroe fino adj
tuHasupu 6tngelaoeH, ocrlel6er belgium obneH. (313)
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u o 5eu4

Die engliid)e uub Sic engliit)z
amerltanlide Greie. be1on0ers Der She'll,
tpeId)er mt Srlau0 ipnpatbiirt, ieierte gez
iteru Den rgroBeu 2llten," Der porgeltern 81
Sabre ait UurOe, i'll alien Sonnrteu. Slab
ftone lit beute thatiQdiydl Der dlteite attiOe
Eolitiftr 0uf GrOeH. GiSraell rubt berelt8
lett ;ebn Sahren I'M Glrabe, SalisbWp, @rl=
lpl, SalnodD gehoren etner dnOereH Gleueras
tton an; SISmard Iebt nod, aber er lit III
Ber &lr8, geleEt uHo eS III ibm nift per-
q0nnt, mie @laoltone, nod eIumal fir Ielne
%|leosreuletung III urbeltsu. Gln0ltoHe
i III Garteluhrer, @I5mard mar nur Ntinliter
leiHee &0mgs; @laOitone tUBt ildl anf Die
:, 3unelglng DER Y!ebr1eit, Slsmard fonnte
lid mn aui Die @unit leiue5 Ytouard)en
lluBen. (SS bat Hlft oeH 2lndeln, ais oh
Slemarf nod eiHnlal ans Huoer fommeu
IoAe, Qber aud @laO6pueS @b0ucen fino
uldt btIonOms gInltl9.
9ieOCrit}iebeuen giitg lieb er
Der biShtrlQen &cltfirma @ ebr Der 9 a.
EOnoo Il beuebmen iid in ibrem
llngliid iuie nan eS BON ben Earrings
nidlt anoerS ernGrteu lam. 9lle Dtitqlie=
DER oes 6auieS itrb iteinreif, abgeiebeu pom
2 en-, lpaS iIe I'M @eitaft batteu. Giner
rad) beul anbern opiert a6er lebt ieiu sEriy
Ootuerm0gen, 5mei baben iOgar ibre BalQfe,
Eauonee uuo 6unltldjate in Die Wafc ge=
moyien. Sr. 6OO9elou, Der biSber l1brItb
$4,000 ;Og, begnii9t iib jest nit einem
@eAaIte Don $4,000.
Die .3abG ser republifanifbeu
8uHoesleHotOreu neldIe iih gegen bic
3man9S i'll erfldren, ninlmt ta9lif su.
SelerH 'ptah Senater gSoltott uon @olo-
raoo 9egeF.ole Slll mo es lit lebr nl6glit,
odB aud SSepa'or. SelIer 9egeu Die Siu
lpredeil plpe. 3er tolle 6anuttfer Soar
miro ta9hdl topeF. SoraelIerE beulerfte
er, OaB, menI Dor ie6s 9ahren Die Rmanass
Stu ld0l NJ Strait geneIen mare, oas Erd-
fl0entenant Hieniuls uou 1885 bis 1889
cinem - lliurpator bate ,ufaQen t0nuen.
Die 9 + at a6e, Oaf amcrifaz
nild)e SOniun IN Canada ourdl Ditbiilfe bet
llntermerlbung BON gSaareu 6ie 9{eoieruna
mi beoeuteuOe 3oIeinuabmeu betrcaen
baben, fam Hidt iiberraidbeu, meirfe 10 III
iagen, siue logiidle 9}otbmenOlgteit it, Sc,
b0ber eiH 3outarif ift, befto gr6ber ii Bic
.8erindung, Die 3Ougeieee in betrigeriid1er
-5eie 3n um9eben, beito befer lobnt iit,-
p S6muggel, 0eit0 b0ber lit Die 4rdrhte
r ri ben erTOlgreid)en Setrug. Die Sadbe
bmebt jeet Dor Dem S6atamte, nadbem
fe 6etrefieubeu Bapiere Uorgeiiern in @ai6-
H9t0H sln9etroiisn iIaO.
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Bargains in Cai6cntiidern.

GOO oanyieioene Gaitentiter, Jioia, SIau,
SdarIQhrOtb uHo 2SeiB, 10 Gts oas Stut.
1000 ipeife ssiIumte 5aIfsrtiidler nit
Spisen uno buHter &aHte, Nobliouu, 3 Cts.
bUS Stiid
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Wtar iebe

Bargains in SraQcn.-
500 gonSIeiHene Sroseu nit Gapc uno
Spieen riHg5um. 5 Gents - tbatiGdlIiber
gSertb 25 Gents.
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Gin shefpnnas Oefret fir ,srau Gnrauo.

Fari8, 80. 0eientber.-Giu Gbeidei=
oungSOefret lit beute Der 6rou gprauO, Sat
tin be8 wegeu Grmoroun9 Oe5 giotarS
GouTe 5ur 3Ooe uerurtheiltsn Mid)ael
gprauo, bepilligt moroeu.
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Scr 6cIoutGrtt.

New- 9ort, 80. 9e3.-6olgenbes iinb
Die SdluBnotunngen: @elO er0nucte Su
5 bis uno itloB gu 3 YroSeut. - Sterz
fling 9Se9iel: 4.78 auf iefSSra Gage unO
4.83. auf Stdt. SunOe8 Sbligationen:
4 pros. 122, AZ pros. 1881, prog
2lftien: aOams grpreB 143, @entralsYa=
ctfic 28t, @bsiapeatesSbiO l63, grie 18$,
Ditto grior. 80, SlinoiS @enral SO,
gafe = ShOre 1O94, :3em Sericp Gentral
1923, 9torthueiteru IO45, Ditto 9rior. 1874,
9tep= Yort Central 1908, SGiO D}iiftitppi
10, 90. $rlor. 50, BittSburg l49i, 0(eoo-
oin9 318, ct. Faul 50g, Ditto 4riOr. 1044,
gSeitern llninn Is.
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gsieoer ein ieuiatiprnHrs Qerbrebsn iu
SSratlfreid1.

@aris, 90. 9e;ember. - Gin brutale8
Serbreden miro aus Srra5 gemelbet. Sin.
BREEDER 0raHgeu nabe jeuer 5taot in Die
gSO9HWHg oes Friefers III gieEIImQnt elm,
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eer @tienbabn. strife IN eholtIano.

GLASGOW, 80. Qe;br.-0le Situation
auf ben iaottit)en 8abueu beIert iid, mie
Bic gabubeantten beboupteu, nit jeoem
Gage, bic Strifer ftuO entmutbigt, uno fanz
gen an, eiuiuieben, OoB ibre Sa6e Oerloren
lit. 2luf Der 9alebOuter 8abn fano beute
cine fleiue Friigelei Smiideu Striferu uuo
engliihen Griableuten itatt. Die 8eumteu
Der GQeoonier 8abn ertIQreu, lie bdtteu
Griapleute genug, nm ben &erfebr 70 reqels
mdBig III uernlttelu, ipic Dor Gem Strife.
8ie n@la8gon & SIoweitlide 8abn" hat
oiele Sriter mte0er auQeuommeu.