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, 1890-08-20

During the epidemic of lux in this
county last summer. | had hard work to
keep a supply OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy on hand.
People often came ten or twelve miles in
the night to get a bottle Of the remedy.
/ have been selling patent medicines for
the last ten years and find that it has
given better satisfaction in cases of d.
arrhea and lux, than any other medicine
| have ever handled.-J. Ii. BENHAM,
Druggist, Golconda, Pope Co, Illinois.
Over five hundred bottles of this remedy
were sold in that county during the cpl
demic referred to. 1t was a perfect sue.
cess and was the only remedy that did
cure the worst cases. Dozens of persons
there will certify hat it saved their lives
In four other epidemics of bowel com.
plant this remedy has been equally sue
%cessful. 25 and so cent bottles for sale
by DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1890-08-20

Judge, jury, lawyers and spectators
were treated to IN exhibition of profess
sional priggishness in division No. . of
the circuit court the other afternoon
that wa decidedly refreshing. The case
of H. G. Bouham against the Kansas
City Railway company was on trial be-
fore Judge Slower. The case is one for
10000 damages for injuries sustained in
an accident, and considerable medical
testimony had to be taken.
A young doctor was put on the stand
who was determined TO display his learn
ing, and he was successful. When he
started off he did SO with the easy gait
of who feels he has the nomenclature
of his profession at his tongues end, for
every sentence he uttered was SO mixed
with technical terms that an ordinary
person could scarcely understand him.
When he took the witness stand he
glanced patronizingly at the jury and
the rest in the court room,a and in answer
to the first question ratified off n lot of
medical terms that drew the attention of
every n in the room. Judge Slower
looked at him a moment and then said:
"Use plain English, doctor; l know
you can if You try"
Inc WltneSS looked around ana Saldy
Eyes, sir; certainly, sir"
Now, doctor, where did you say Mr..
Bouham was injured!'
"On the posterior portion"-
Speak plainly, doctor" admonished
the court.
well, he suffered a severe confusion
of the posterior of the abdomen" (turn-
ing to the jury with n familiar wave of
his hand). He was bruised in the rear
of the stomach. In other words, his back
was hurt"
Judge Slower looked worried while the
witness continued to answer another
question.
when l examined him l first remov-
ed his clothes, you know, and in feeling
him l could determine that the abdomi-
nal wall was baggy and tender, and he
appeared to be suffering from a touch Of
the" (here followed a name as long as
ones arm, land the dorsal vertebre
were severely confused. In other words"
again turning to the jury with a wave
of his hand, This backbone had been
rubbed"
When the witness left the stand every
one looked relieved and Judge Slower
mopped his brow, for the ordeal made
the perspiration flow freely.-Kansas
City Times.
, 1890-08-20
"THEY MUST RE CONvICTI


THEY MUST BE CONVICTED"
There have been many illusions in the
Republican press to the Young affidavit.
Even before that nov famous document
iaceived any publicity through the Demo-
cratic press Mr.. Young's name was
hindied about over the state and in an
,icipation. Of the execution which his
.atement would do attempts were made
I bring his v%eracity into question, and
thus in a measure temper the deadly
blow which was about 20 fall upon Gov
ernor Warren's claim to the suffrage of
the working people of Wyoming. 1t was
: genuine case OF squealing before they
we're hurt. They knew of Mr.. Young's
landing in the community in which he
j ves- They knew that Mr.. Young had
len elected sheriff on the Republican
:, ;ket; that he was still a Republican,
hut that he regarded truth and honesty
us paramount to any consideration of
arty fealty. They knew that in his own
section the word of. Joe Young
l-
was As eooo as MS oono' ana
that the affidavit was made simply
to place the matter beyond dispute in
such parts of the state as he was not
n.-aa.u, -, -. a.. -
pei'nf Ano"u' o"uer s"ese ououn
,tances it is not to be wondered that ever
in anticipation of the publication of the
affidavit the Republican press should
--U t-.- "--- -. L.
tio" "ys'e onA,kes AkSns' hiS
vcracity nave, however, been conhned to
pc pers published outside of Sweetwater
county for even the Rock Sprines Lndepeu.
-, H. p..,hI;... 1899 60.
'N", 'ne PAP nnee'"a'
tr county,ls forced TO admit that no one
believes for a moment that Joe Young
vouId swear To a deliberate lie" As the
49, ..onsoa -
pape'a kuou
deal oil interest IN the subject we publish
the affidavit as it appears this week in
the columns of the Rock Springs Miner.
H. is as follows:
L, Joseph Young, being duly sworn de-
pose and make oath that the following
sSa, e e h : mae 70 the pest OF my koowi-
That shortly after the Chinese riot at
, 1890-08-20

WM. r, SoHNITGER. Republican can.
didate for state senator, came to Wyom.
ing in June, 1878, as deputy United
States marshal for his father. He held
that position until 1883, since whioh date
he has been city marshal. the latest
thing at the disposal of the municipal
government. He served in the last legis-
lature and wants to be a member of the
next. win Sohnitger ever get enough?
, 1890-08-20

Mr.. o. P. Goodwin, formerly of New
castle, but now OF Lusk, Converse county,
came in this morning, on his way to Sum
dance to attend court. MIR. Goodwin is
an old newspaper man and a Democrat.
He was a caller at this office and informs
us that the Democrats are very thoroughly
organized 10 his county and confident Of
success. He says De Forest Richards is
beaten already.
, 1890-08-20

A DESPERATE effort is being made to
boost @. d. Clark tor congressman. His
brilliant accomplishments are frequently
referred to. but his oratorical ability is
what throws the Republicans into costa
Ges-at least they pretend SO with great
visor. The last occasion upon which Mr..
Clark appeared publicly in Cheyenne was
on the occasion of the so-called statehood
! celebration when he was orator Of the
, 1890-08-20
Converse Solid.

In no county in Wyoming are the Dem
ocrats better united or more harmonious
than in Converse to-day. There is not a
man out of line. There are no ~recalcit-
rants, no kickers, no ~jealousies. Every
man has his coat off for the straight
ticket. The only strife or contention be.
tween Democrats is to see who can do the
most to secure victory.
, 1890-08-20

day. As we r~ccolIect it nobody went into
ecstary over the address which was chief.
ly in the form Of a defamation which
Mr.. CLARK was at times at considerable
pains to read. We should be pleased to
see more ocular evidence of what Mr..
Clark can do and fewer claims made by
his friends.
, 1890-08-20

If John A. Riner is elected to the state
senate he will enter that body not as a
representative of the people, but as the
paid attorney of a railroad company. No
man can serve two masters, and as Riner
gets his bread and butter from the rail
road company he must work in the legis'
lature for the corporation and not for the
people.
, 1890-08-20

The Sun complains because Governor
Baxter is credited by one of his admirers
with possessing delicate refinement. -
The way Baxter is now easing il into
Carey may lack some of the elements OF
delicate refinement" but there is no
installing the strength of his blows or the
accuracy OF his aim.
, 1890-08-20

CONSIDERING all the talk that has been
made about ex-soldiers on the Demo-
cratic and Republican tickets, it is rather
remarkable that thers should be six ex-
Union soldiers on the Democratic ticket
and only three on the Republican ticket.
, 1890-08-20
VIII Make an Assignment.


There is a general impression among
those best informed that a certain we'll
known firm doing business in Cheyenne
will be forced to make an assignment
September IL. The firms sign read as
follows; Carey, Warren & Co., Pro
prietors of Wyoming"
, 1890-08-20
They Are Surprised.

The Republicans seem to be deeply
moved because the Democratic senators
propose to debate every item of the tariff
bill. And yet debate has disclosed an
iniquity in almost every paragraph thus
far considered.
, 1890-08-20
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senators:
COLIN HUNTER,
ALBERT C. SNYDER,
LAWRENCE r. BRESNAHEN.
Members OF the House of Representatives:
ALEXANDER ii. REEL,
GIBSON CLARK,
THOMAS R. REID,
EDWARD LAWLER,
LEOPOLD KABIS,
JOHN +. BAILEY.
sheriff:
JOHN A. MARTIN.
County Clerk:
JOSEPH A. BRECKONS.
County Treasurer:
JOHN HUNTON.
County and Prosecuting Attorney:
JOHN CHARLES THOMPSON,
County Commissioners;
TIMOTHY DYER,
GEORGE G. MASTEN,
A. H. HORD.
AsStesOTs
FRANK ii. JONES.
Coroner:
JOHN 7. CHAFFIN.
Road Supervisor:
JAMES NJ. NEWMAN.
Superintendent OF Schools:
MRS. MARY K. LARSH.
Clerk OF the District Court;
WARREN RICHARDSON.
Justices OF the Peace;
+. @. THOMSON,
JAMES j. WILSON.
Constablcs;
Il. s. SMITH,
PATRICK SULLIVAN.
, 1890-08-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor.
GEORGE W. BANTER,
ofLaramie County.
Secretary OF State,
JOHN S. HARPER,
OF Crook County.
Treasurer,
ISAAC c. MILLER,
OF Carbon County.
Auditor,
GEORGE A. CAMPBELL.
or Albany County.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
ANTHONY V. QUINN,
or Umta County.
Justices of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL 7. CORN,
OF UInta County.
p. CAD BRYAN,
OF Laramie County.
HENRY S. ELLIOTT,
or johnson County.
Congressman,
GEORGE T. BECK,
or Sheridan County.
Judge First Judicial District.
FREDERICK ii. HARVEY,
OF Converse County.
Judge Second judicial District,
MICAH @. SAUFLEY.
OF Albany County.
Judge Third Judicial District,
DOUGLAS A. PRESTON.
OF Fremont County.
, 1890-08-20

Picture Framing at Tssrn-
3eslt's-uu ssesC sss0ssldtsgs
--NMe patterns.
, 1890-08-20

WILL somebody strike a light and look
for Isaac Bergman, the secretary of the
Laramie County Republican club?
, 1890-08-20
HATES or ADyRHrIsING,

Ally LEADER, all transientadvertfsements
ents per line each insertion, 6 consecutive
-irtions S cents per line one month S cents
= line.
'iinor mention notices, among local reading
;-er, Is cents per line each insertion
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
d=it==- % carrier, e ger week,
4 month.
", by mail, 81 per month, 500 for six
ms, $40 per year, In advance.
-akly, $40 per Rnuum. Sis for six months,
gole In advance
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0i1erIei qua Scutih,Innn

Dtit Dem 6iirlten Si8marf bait fd) and
Der I0erjog bon GbIHbur9 sur <r in &ijiinz
gen auf. Sebe MAIDEN lltb oft 9egenietttoe
Seiude uuO ipa;ieren oft nit einanoer.
Die BaliIon6jpiele in Sberammerqau
weroen rpabrlfeiuli6 uid)t mebr abQebaiten
merOeu, rpenigitens iou Trinireqeut yuitpolo
ernfli9 beabi6tigen, ne fiinitiq su uerbie=
ten. GS beiBt uaullid], oaB oieielben itlieb=
lid bios i'm Snterefe zines 2Sieuer Spnoiz
fats abQebalten nerDen, melde bic tbati6dz
lid)en SeiiBer uller ginrtd)tungeu iinO, oon
benen Die Sberammer9auer abbQngen uno
0enen Die RroFte Der Sorfeaungen in bic
5uiten flieBen.
Sor fur3er 3eit itarb in 9SiesbaSen cine
reife 2Slttme, yfamenS 6piiar0, in 2i[lez
bonnie, Sraufreid, tpobnbaft, pelt,e fidl in
Dem Saoeort 81 Grboluug aufhielt, unb
ipurbe auf Dem oorttgen Sirdbofe beorobeu
Die 6rau beiab Elm nad) NtQioneu ;Gbhnz
beS &erm09eu uno itanb i'm geariff, fif
troB oes 9Siberltanoe5 iGrer gertpqnbte,1I
iunI s1petten Dtaie 81 Oerbeiratbeu. 9ie
llmiidnOe ibres pl0bIiten SoOes eritieneu
ueroGftig, unb Die yetde lit nunrnehr erhu-
uirt woroen, nm ieit6uiteIIen, Oh ibr etIpa
bon Eerionen, weId}en tbr Ibleben Dor Gin
gebung Der sipeiten Che erlpuuIdlt ieiu
muBte, Sit ge9eben pOroeR 1T.
auquit D. Sulmsrincq, Brofcfior hes
Staatez uno Solferredts on Der l1niperdt6s
6eibelberg, lift geaorbeH. (Sulmt rin.o, at
bOren y. llugufin &tga, ftuoirte Dle ,Redte
in 9orpat, babilitierte ild1 bolelbit 1858 uu6
fpur6e 1856 auBerorhentitd>er, 1858 proentz
lidjer 8rofefor bes Staats= unb 06lferz
re9ts. Sn 9orpat Dirtts gulmerinco flr
Den geiti9en uno materlelen SortidIritt Ser
Sftieeprupin;en, regte beu eriten lorOmirtbz
idaitliden @on9reB uno Ste erae @erperbe-
ausfelung berielben an, Iieferte ;ahlreide
abbanolungen in Die uSaltilfe gSpdenz
ifrift fir Qanbpirtb bi6aft, @emerbefleif unb
6aubel." Ami GrunO etuer gfrifteu,
p9aS IIplre6t in ieiHer gei6t6tlid,en gut.
ipifelung" nnb r9te S1e1notif 6es R6Iz
ferre6ts" sur Dtititiftung bes Ingtitut de
droit international in Semi 1873 oufoefors
bert, feoelte Sulmerincq 1875 mad, 9cntifz
lanb iiber unb mar ieit 1877 ais Berid1ters
itatter Der @ommilfen iHr Seefrisnsz
redt bel geuanntem Suititut tb6tio. Seit
Siern 1882 mar er Bluntihlrs gf9ffoIoer
ais Yrofeiior be8 Staatreats nm Der 30.
litit in 6eioelberg. y. 3. 8eb.l
Dem offisteQen grnOteberiht if ~ prtz
nebmen, baB bieies 3abr in qans 3eutIdlz
laHb quGntitatiu uHo qualitatip MIR zine
8titteIernbte einseheimf perben pirO.
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Ser YrGTSent itn5 Ste 0eDaiQe Ses
CSrof,poterS.

Ybilab eIp biu, 20. 2tuguIt. - YrdIi,
Bent 6arriion beiutte bente auf ieirer
9urtreiie naf Gape 0toD ba5 bieFQe
0tiin5amt. Ntaior Balmer, elmer Der 8e-
amteu bieier aultalt, begriBte Den BrdFoen.
ten ais einen Samerahen pom Der p9raRo=
Grmp" uuO 5eigte ibm cine Diebaille, Die
gum IuOenfen an Die Serhieuite leines
@'roBpaters, beS Generals gSiuiam 6enrp
0arrilon, bort gei6la9eu wuroe. GbefzGlert
Cobb erinnerte iid) BET Der @elegenbeit y3u=
fdGig" oarau, buB bcute Der @eburtetag 6eS
ErGiioenten mar, unO iiberreifte ibm Oaber
cine Der ermQbnteH Weoaillen ais @eburtS=
tag89eit)enf. Die Nu9efellteu Oe5 MlnS=
ANTS bradten sur %erberrlihuug oe8 @rei9=
uiiieS mebrere 6ofruie ans.
Jiab Dsm 8eiud)e i'm NInsanlte ebte Der
8rGfbent ietne 9feile mad Gape Rap tort.
lin 45 ubr Gddmittag8 luugte er bort an,
nnO purOe BON ieiner 6rou, ieiHer SodDter
6rnu Nc&ee, Dem uupermeioliheu 8abu
Ytc&ee unO elmer Neuge @afer empiau9eu.
@r begob fld) iofort mad Der beritbnlten
Silla, Welde ibm angebid nidt 9ei6euft
nI1rNP
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Yolitiid1e Gonpente.
Sic Shnlfrage in 2SiseonIiu. - Die IepubIi
faner fur Inp 9cseu Sas Sennetteeicb 5I
slcid). - @onocrmcur Seoare amfs Ieu
rfnuti,tirf

faner fur Inp 9cgeu oas SennetteeicB 5uz
sleid). - 0Onocrncur Seoare amf's Ecue
nominirt.
sc tilpaufee, 20. 9luguit- - Der beute
bier abgebaltene republlfantide Staats=
@onpent nonlinirte BEN gegenpdrtigen @ou=
serneur tooaro auf'S gteue fir lcin Nmt,
unb Snar 0urf) affirmation. Der OieSbe=
Siglid]e Intrag puroe bonn @euerul @eorQe
s. Srpant geitellt uno Don @eorg Grimm,
einem Deutfen 2utberaner (muB Elm nettes
@remplar ieiu-I. B. ST., iowie anoeren
Oelegaten unterltiitt. $or. 6oaro bielt cine
Heoe, in fpeld)er er 6ie 9tominatton accepz
:irte uuS 2an0eS ltnb Srettes nber bnS
pfleine S9ulbau5" faIelte.
9aS rfleine SdulbauS" (reip. oas g)an=
ee=S6ulbauS) 1T leiner 9arlegung mad
Die gafs, auf meld)er Die 8epubllt qeQrln>
Oct lit. S. .. Great aus @reeu Gountp
murbe gum Sice gouOerneur nominirt.
Die Blattform erfennt Die @enreinoeiduien
ais mertbpplle 6aftoren in benz &erfe Der
Gr3tebung DeS Solfes an unb be5apoairt
leoe Nbild)t, bieielben III beeintrdttiaen:
Sugleid erfldrt fie, eS iei Oa8 &ed)t rn0 bic
Yilid)t zines leoen StdQte8, bur6 @eiebe
paTitr 81 IorgeH, bab ale Stnoer genIeen=
Den llnterrid)t in Der geietlid)eu Sprade
pNS NHNpIS NLHulltIlr u!l lVHCI uuS SPISH
uuo S9retben in Der Sauoe8lprade beiSu=
brin9en. 9aS Bennett @eleB miro inboi=
itrt.
Die Blattform opponirt entIhie6en Dem
8tberruf beiielben, perlprid)t je0oh cine
Oabiu gebenOe MobifiSirung, DaB alie Gltern
Da8 6cd)t baben loiten, Die S6uleu aus;u=
mGhleu, in meld)eu ibre &inoer unterridtet
iperoen iollen. Die ganSe Ylanfe biniitt=
lid Der S6ulfrage liefert Elm treifli6es Sei=
ipiel fir Die Sunriertigteit, III meld)er Is Die
republttaniRben Bolitifer beim 9lu8weid)eu
Dor einer brennenben 6rage gebradt baben.
Sic ertlGrt fd) fiir unb gegen OaS Bennett
G)eleb ;uglett un0 libt, menn man itdl ben
2lusOrud 9eitatten bari, ami Der Sens, nit
einent Setne auf leber Seite.-Ser 6eft Der
YlattiOrm if obne beionOereS SntereIie.
&alei9b, rs, 20. Iuguit. : Der
oemofrntiIdbe StaatS~G Gonpent bat bic gSie=
bererwdblung oeS SunbesIeuator8 Sance
marm empfobleu. Ser Gonpcrt nonlinirte
Der Sbsrriater Merriman uno ben beiIben=
ben 9ftdter @larf burd Itflamatiou auTS
Reue.
9arrisburg, 3d., 20. 2uguf.-9ie
Brobibitioniten Don 8enuiploantcu bielten
beute tbreu StaatS Gonpent bier ab uno
itellten cine Biattlorm poQ NeS iibl6en
Sd)mulReS aui. Oieielbe perlarQt natiir-
lid in erlttr 2inie Brobibition allentbalbeu
i'm yanbe, loiDie itrenge &eobadtun9 oe8
Sonnta9S GeiebeS; ferner for0ert iie MoB=
regeln ge9en Die Ginmanoeruug, Sf)uB iiir
Die amerifaniIdeu SuDuitrie n, oerbunben
nit ReclprocitGt II. bgl. III. 9a5 StaQtsz
tldet iplro crit mor9en nontinirt.
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Staot Baltimore.
@ine f9,perc stnf6mloIe,tns.
Ste SIcdtpanreu 6abrif BON 9rctpinstnn
SainbrioGe & Comp. ioute scitern elm
Nuub Nor -eIot,t,sr,, -, ,,n@orn

Ste SIcdlipanren 6Gbrtf BON Srctpinsto'L
9ainbrioge & Comp. IoHte scitern Gin
S!ana Der eSIamiacn perocn.
Sm mittlereu StationSbauie mahte 2ien=
tenant 5Sra;ter gelterH. Aben0 II llbr toi=
9enoe Gtntraguug in bie 3tegiitranOe:
rSoiepb s. 6eelemner, perboitet Ourd) Die
@e9eInpollliten GetllD uno GIault uuter
Der Anlhulblgun9, ben 1870. 4bldnitt be5
p. ArtifelS Der Staats9elcte 0urcb ben boSz
mlIll9en unb abitttliheu %eriud, cine 6a-
orlt III 8ran0 3u ltedtu, Dcrleft ;u baben."
Der In9ei6uloi9te murne iiir eiu beute
SormlttQg ItattfiHOeIbeS Serb0r felt9ebalz
len.
gSte Yari6aG 6rep nttheilte, erbielt er
lceteH 8reitag SeuntHib, oaB Der Serlub
9enlaft perben lollte, am 1olgcHoeu Wtttts
nod lgefern) 4beub Die groBe $led)maaren=
6obrtt non Sremtngtou, Salubrlbge x 50.
an Der Siib=Sbarp-, Horolid) pou SScltitr.,
Hobe Der Sd)ule Jtr. "a, in Srano i'll iteden,
nno oaB man elueu 0tanu nit Dem uStitf
Nrbelt" beau'tragt babe. Altttgltcocr Der
6rma inn Die 0p. 'oeurp @. Sremington,
Jolepb Steemeper uuO Charles %. 8atnz
bridge.
Der MarihoG itbcrgub Die 9tugelegenbeit
pNi SiNttlHIpUltSl llLtN JlCluQ INV SuuIIt UlC
netl ior9fdltiger llnteriud)uu9 geitern Abeuo
DIE obeHerrud6nte &erbaituug porHabmeu.
Nad) Den AuSlaliungtn oer&boli;ci id]eincn
ldmermleSeube &erOad)tSgriinoe Oorjultc
gen, ooB Seeiempcr etneH Nfanu fitr Die
AnSIlbrung 9eOuugeu baben iOu, bod mar
9tdbcrea gctern Nbeuo nlbt III ernlittelu.
Der An9eitul0igte, Elm ca. 40ldbrlger
Ytonn nit l0mar5tm Naur uno ihwariem
StHurbart, DeritcB gclteru 4beuo nad
SflnB 0es @eid)GitS Die StaOt unO tubr
mad ieIncr @Obuung i'll Irlington all Der
ugSefltden WarpliuOcr SObu." Gr wOute
9eraoe lem 6aHS bctreten, ais cr BON BEN
nit etnem SSNgcH biHNNs geiabreueH @e-
betmpoliiiitcu Jfetllp uuO @ault uerbOitet
nuo Surltd nQG Der StaOt gchruG)t muroe.
Ills Uiardau Sreg lhm Die gegen ibu er=
bobene Hn'fulbt9ung porlao, ermeoerte er
teln S&oet, mo mur0e Oaraui hin naf Dem
Statlon8baule gebradJt. 9Slc Die YoIiSei
mittletlt, iOltc geraOe III Der 3clt, ais Die
&erbaitung itatttauo, olt 6dbriF im SranOe
letn. 6eelemgers AngcborIgc beiinoen Rd)
in Der Sommeriuite.
0aS 8citcrG wuO oa5 beutige &erb0r er=
gebeu. 9tadj Dem Stuateaelepc mIrO OOr=
ldglid)e &roubitiituHg in eiuem 0aue, III
melfem Ycrl0uen lebcu, nit Dem : ooe be-
itrait. Niinosr ihmcr lift Ole SraIe, Oeu
Serlu6 Sur Nieocrbreunun9 etneS lpaulcS
qemudlt I'll babeu.
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ST. Soa9reB. Grite Sisnng.
Suap's Sefd1tn6 a5ermaIs nerId5oben.-enoz
gulft9e Innabmc Der SleiS6beidannn8s
blu ni,o Der Siu ,nr i.uterStasuns lamb
tptrtbid)aftiid)er Sd,uIen.

sSaibington, 3. G., 90. 4uguit. -
SIM g enat erbielt GbmunDs (St.) ieh8~
td9t9en llrlaub pon norqen an, au5THdIft
auf leine geld)mddte @eIunbbeit.
Allap (Ba.) rief ieinen 8eId)lnB auf, mel
der elm Datum fir Die 9lbftimmung iiber Die
Sarlfblll feitgeiett unb ben 9luflhub a1tOe=
rer Selfdtte bis sur ndditen Stsnn9 oer=
oronet.
'ooar l&aii.) bot iein geitern an9efiinbtgz
teS Subititut an, laut Deld)em irgeno etH
senator, nahbem irgeno Elm ld)mebenoer
Sorl9lag binrei6enbe 3eit belprod)en nor
ben lit, SdJiuB Der Debate foroern fanH.
auBerbem beantragte er, QuuD'S SeidluB
Dabin ;u au1enbiren, baB uah GrlebiQuug
Der Sarifbta sur GrtpGguug Der 3tpan9Sbia
9eld)ritten unO am 4. september iiber Die
lelbe abgeiitnmt DerOen io1. Soar bielt
oann cine ldngere 6eOe, in neld)er er Die
gtot9wenoigfeit Der 3ipang8biIl betonte, Die
ielbe ais cine OtaBregel sum Sdute Der
SerfaHung barteate unb Die Sodlage i'm
Slioen na6 Der gewobnten &eiIe IAitberte.
9taf]oem Soar leine 9ebe beenoet bate,
beantragte Spooner (gSisc.), ben QuaD'=
lher Sel6luB benz Gonlite iiir 0fegeln su
iiberrpeilen. 5r1e (Dte.) uno !oit6cod
(N.=2).) proteIttrte gegen ieoe tpeitere Ser
Sogerung Der 6ra9e uub tpol1te bielelbe io=
tort erleotgt baben. llnteroeiIen muroe e8
l llbr ullo Ilori6 beftaub barauf, baB Die
2arltblu ais yInpollenbete5 @eldl1it" ipte=
Der oor9enommen tpepoe. 9tu6oem Die Se=
ratbun9 lener Sorlage mebrere Stunben
lang 1ort9elebt morben mar, iuurben Die
Saus=I =Imenbeneute III ben SsnntbtllS in
SeSng aut lanomtrtbi6aftlite Sdr1len unO
ailt Sleud]bel6auung unterbreitet nnb gez
nebmigt. IuBeroem puiftrte Der Senat nod
cine Sill srn San elmer Sriide iiber ben
SenneiIee= =&iper bel Suoruille uub cine Bill
sur Gntlfabi9nng gelptlier Initelber an Der
uNortbern Tactfic Sabn."
Sieben Seuatoren uno Spred]er 9teeO
naren bel Der Innabme Jener Stas in Der
Senatstantmer 5u9egen. lin 6.10 erIol9te
Sertu9ung.
SIM Repraicntartenbai,Ie
oerltri6 beute lGngere 3eit, che Elm Quorum
Suianmeu genommelt merben fonnte. Die
Stl, peld)e @rubenei9entbum pon Den Ser
orDnlIn9en OeS Ilten ganogeiebe8 ans
nturnt, gelaugte bann sur 8erbanblung
Unb luurbe na6 etnt9er OtSfullton nit 30
gegen 81 Stimmeu auf ben SiidJ geleqt.
Die Bill sur Iblultirlu9 Der 2njpriid)e
bon Regternugs= 9lrbetteru inter bem 4bt=
=@elebe puroe 3HHdtf porgeuom=
men, leOod bet'm Seritret6eu Der 9tor9er=
ltunoen tpieber Suriidgelegt.y
Ocrpfir5lid pom &omite ritr ausipdrtige
angelegeubetteu etnbert6tete geid)luB, mel
der AuStunft iiber Die Suoenbete in 9}nB=
ianO pom 4rdfoenteH forbert, tpHroe aHge=
nonlmcn, unb ba5 toau8 begann baum Die
Gr0rterung Der pom Senat paliirten 6leiid.
beidauungsb Ntebrere ImenDement8
wuroeu Oerlelbeu Sugeiiigt uHb Die Sitl bann
paifirt.
Die Sill gegen Sdntals Seridlidung ge=
langte 5uuddit 5ur SeroanOlung. 8roiiu5
(Ba.) bieit cine Jteoe Su @uuiten berlelben,
uuo oaS 6aus perta9te it9 banu nm 5.25
bis mor9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-21
8ictlmdrftc.

@aff =9ib erin, Ba., 20. 9lugul. -
8inopieb: 3uiubr 1886, SerienOung 1857 :;
9reile pariirten Swii6en $l.7O un6 $4.50
: S9rueine: 3ufubr $500, Serienbuus
$500; Brsiie pariirteu swii9sn $500 unS
$3.50. : S9aafe: 3uiubr 1900, Serien=
buns 1900; 4reiie paritrteH 3tpiideu $500
uub 5000.
ct. 9ouis, 20. auguit. - &inobieh:
3ufubr $500, 8erienouug 2200; 8retie pa
riirtsn srpiiaeu $3.50 II. S4.5O.-S9weine:
5uiubr 300, Serienouns -; $reiie
pariirten sipiid)en So. 20 II. S. 95.-S6aafe:
3uiubr 26Oo, SerienOuus 1900; Breile paz
riirten suii6cn $500 uHO $4.S5.
Chicago, 20. augnit. - 8inbpieb:
3ufubr 16, 900, Serienbung 1900; @reiie pa-
riirten spiideu 81. 80 uno s.. Sdrpeiue
3ufuhr 10000, @erlsnbuus -; 8reire
pariirten ;luiiden 1910 nnO S4.05. :
S6uaie: 3ufubr, 5000, SerienSuug -;
Yreiie pariirteu stpii9eu $3.50 uuo $500.