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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
0erI6n8ertm8 SeS SetepDoms
Mo1tOODIS.
Metu Nprfer @taotsaeitnnn.l

Ote Sefur9tun8, oaS Wt0nopoI Der
Sell SeIepbDnz @eleIIi6aft
tperoe nit Dem @rl0i6en Der 8eQ'iden
Botente ni6t au @n0e 9eben, bat fi6 bers
tplrflt6t. 9as Batentan1t bat ieBt fir bas
bon @MttI 8erIiner erfunoene unD
BON Der Self eieGi9aft Dor LANCER !3eit
an8etaufte Selepbon Elm 8atent bepiutgt
nno bantt baS Beu'i6e MfonopoI I'M weiz
tere lteb3ebn Sabre p~erlGngert.
Ote Nrt uno Meile, in Der Die @eieaz
ihaft oteie 8erlGngerung erbtelt, eri9eint,
9eItnbe geiagt, ettpaS etgent6iimLtd. Ser
liner's Batentgelu6 tpur6e nGmlt6 bereits
ant IA. Nprtl 1877 eingerei6t, unb es
oauerte allo mebr ais nter5e9n Sabre, ebe
bic @nti6etoung erfolgte. Oils @runo
btertlr pirb an9eeeben, OaB S6omas q.
'Gotion am 20. Sult 1877 ebenfaus ein
@elu6 UNI Elm Ratent fir elm Selepbon
etnret6te uno etn iogenannteS vSnterz
ference" : Gerfabren anbGn9ig 9ema6t
muroe; nit aloeren Worteit, ieber Der betz
ben @rftnoer beanipru6te bas 8atent fir
it6 uno benitbte it6, benz 8atentamt 81
betpetlen, oaB ietn Nnipru6 ben 8orrang
Derotene. 6Gtte IS it'd nur UNI Die betoen
@rftnoer gebanbelt, 10 mare ipobG niht 10
btel S3ett D%ergangen, aber Die Bea' i6e @e>
leui6aft bate aud bas G6iion'ihe 8atent
an it6 9ebra6t unO ao9 nun abli1tlt6 Die
8erbanblun9en in Die 2Gnge, UNI ben Sail
erft oann 5ur Gntl6eioung 81 ~bringei1, ais
Der .3ettpuntt berangetommen mar, an benz
ibre eieenen gatente erloi6en.
9aB cine Derarttse, abft6tli6e unb plaitz
mGBig 0ur6gefibrte 8erldleppung mOgli9
nor, lit il. ieoer 8e3iebung betla9enstpertb.
Die Nngelegenbett tit geetgnet, ale Die See
bauptungen in Die @rtnnerung 8urId5uruz
fen, bic lit ben Telepbonpro5e1ien iiber Die
beionoere @nnit, oeren ii6 Die 8eu'i6e
@elealhaft bein1 Batentamt e~rfreute, auf>
9eiteut wur6en. Sel6it tpenn benz @ortz
laut Der @elebe na6 berartige WlanOner
iiberbaupt m0glt9 maren, 10 bGtte elm
8eamter, Der feline Steuung in ri9tiger
Weiie auffaBt, in elmer Nngelegenbeit, Die
@ei6dftSpeIt Oes 2a1oes 1T, 9lueS aufbie>
ten mitllen, UNI ben 8emibungsn bes
Monopols etnen GiegeI pDrauibieben.
9aS i6etnt ntht gel6eben gu ietn, pieLs
mebr muB ben 8ertretern Der 8euzSele=
pbone@ eleqi6aft poQitGnoig FREEZER Saul
9elalien, tDenn nt6t gar Gori6ub 9eletftet
tpor0en letn.
Sir Die @eI9Gftstpelt lit bic Ser
ldngerun9 oes Wtonopols bon ttefgebenoer
8%ebeutung. 9as Telepbon lit na6gerabe
unentbebrli6 genorben unb bic gan3 auBer
YerbdltniB gu ben Soften itebenben Brciie,
tpel6e Die Sell @eieui6aft fir tbre Snltruz
mente berehnet, itno geraoesu britfenb fir
elmer: groBen She'll unlerer @el6Gftsleute.
Ste babe1 l6ou 1tebr al5 etn1nal Oturren
berDor9ernfen, u1o Die 6offnung auf ball.
otge @rl0lutg our6 @rl0lhen beS Weono>
pols puroe oQieittg nit Sreuben begriBt.
lin 10 entl6ieoener muB es berurtbetIt
tperoen, menn biele Soffnung babur6 berz
ettelt tptrb, Dab 8unOesbeamte einem riiGz
fthtsloien uno uneriGttltben WonopoI tpez
ntgltens palitnen 8etitano gu She'll peroen
la1ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

Die Mtarbldnber observation-disclosures
miro aus iieben Mitalieoern, finf 6erren
uno spei Oarnen, beiteben, ba aber oieie
AUDI fteben Stsllpertreter baben tlto Der
MarDlGnoer @ommiiiGr ex offcioz WitgIieo
lit, 10 ptrb Die 8eb0roe bod Is MitgGieber
SGblen.
Die GerpiGisung bieles Staotes pir6
obne 3peifel rei6er iein, ais Die I'M Sabre
1876 tpar. Wfan oarf etpa $40, 600 ertuarz
ten.
0as Gebdu6e 6es Staates Marblan6
miro notwithstanding etne yfa9abmung brs
StaatscapitoIs ietn, nit Der 6tItorii6en
9aue, til tpel6er 8aibin9ton bor me6r aIs
bunbert Sabren letne Selbberrniteae nieberz
legte.
9ie Staot8oiton beabfi9tigt, Die @umme
bon $4,000 auf5ubrtngen, nm Die beiten
S6ller tDrer &unlti6ulen na6 Chicago gu
i9iGen. 9as vWfarD[an6s Snititut", ionie
Die Baltimore v6anbfertigfeits S6ule"
perben poraus iiUtGi6 in slet6er 8etie
p%atroniitrt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Wtebr aus WtoItfe'S SeMftuirSt8s
feifeffA

9em tebt er1Getnenoen Dierten 8an6e Der
v@elamn1elten S6riften uno SentDlrotg1
fetten Wtoltfes", tpel9er 8rtefe an feline
Wutter unb an Die 8rI6er Qoolf
uno Guomtg ent6dlt, ltno Die folgenoen
b06it tntereHanten S9retben entnommen.
0aS erite lit am 25. Se6ruar 1851 aus
Wfa9DeburG an leinen 8ruoer IboIf gertds
tet unD lautet:
v2teber NboIfl 1teber BoIittf mag t9
nt6t5 l9retben. Oie untpiirotge Stole, Die
man nns ipielen IdBt, fann Mot lar19e
bauern. SD babe tnlnter nod nt6t an
&rteg geglaubt, aber ieBt CLAUDE td, oaB
mir in Sabresfriit ben &rieg baben tper6en.
Sin 16impft6er Srte0e bat nod nte Ges
itano 9ebabt. Nas fir etne Strettma6t
BADEN tpir b%etIantnten gebabt! "a QSohs1
mar oas Nv. Qrmeetorps mobtl uno aus
allen @arntionen ab9eriGt. Bas fir et1e
Truppe! 6atte 9rtebri6 Der @roBe te lol6
Elm Wiaterial gebabt? 80 Wftatonen itno
berausgabt fir cine 9emonitratton uro UNI
ale unb iebe 8ebtngung an3unebmen. Nber
Die i@le6tefte 9tegierung fa1n Dies Solt
nt6t gu @run6e ri6ten, BreuBen miro 0O6
nod an Die Spibe BON 9eutiblano fom7
men. Cine @intgung OeS 3olDerbanoeS
(no6 Nusi6eioen Der SuoDeutl6en) nit
bent SteuerDeretn 1T meme Soffnung. Sn
Solftein lit fir ben NugenbIiG 9lues perlos
rem, uber Der 9roaeB wirO nobl nod elm
NAL aufgenommen. N6er oas i1luB 1Dalr
lein, etne f1GgIi6ere Station ais
bic beuti6e siebt es nt6t aut
Grben.
Mobilma6uns un6 9emObtlma9nng
baben mir pieI 3u tbun sema6t, absr Oas
9eIultat tpar befriebtgenb; es feblte nur an
Dem @iQen, 6aoon @ebrau6 au nta9eH,
tpenn aud ntGt 3u etnem &riege geaen galt5
europa (oenn in bieie Sage bate uns n1tlere
Diplomatic sebra6t), 10 bod. UNI %beipoff1et
3u u~nterban6eln. 9lber eS lit, alS ob man
nit Mufbietunq aler &rdfte oes StaateS
ft6 ben bemiltbigften 8~eoingnngen urters
tuerfen moate. Die NtiBltinlmung 1T
fur6tbar uno aGaemetn. 8enn Der Ste9
iber Sic 0emofratie lol6e Sridte TRACT,
10 m06te man fie fat pieOer beraufbef6pos
rem. Oo6 bies tptr6 nidt nOtbtg lem.
Oein 9elmutb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

nennt Gbiccgo Die 8Outein 6es 8eitens. bic
gSeltitabt an Seeen, Die Dlerte oeutlde Sf9ot
(8erltn, Wien, 9arnburg, @btcago). US
beibt in benz %oreiipalti8en Qutlabe: Sstne
anoere Staot Der QSelt, lelbft rtbt JtelD
Sort uno 2onoon, tpG6lt in gleibem Ver7
bdltniB. sic bat 1856, 900 Oeutl6e. Nue
@uropGer, BE Die NuSitelung belu6en,
ftnoen bort 2an6sleute, aber Die 9eutl6en
bic meilten. 9teiieluitige brauben nldt 5n
fiirbten, DaB le fein l1nterfoinmen ttnoen,
benn man bat l1on ieBt beredlnet, oaB ote
Stobt BEL 8eainn oer MuslteQung 100000
Srentoe unterbringen fam. uno tple ptele
&ieIenbotelS tperoen bis oabt11 nod, 9ebdut
merben Inter ben 8%etDobnern qtebt es
pcEitiiGe 8arteien alIer Dirt, io9ar Senter,
Sosialiiten uno 0~nardiiten, aber Die
StrenQe bes @eiebes bdlt tie I'M 3aun1e
uub bic leiteuoen WtGnner Der 8ertpaltung
balten oas 6eft feit in 6Gltoen. Ote Bes
iuher aus europa meroen 1t6 niht nut
ii6er in @bicago fIblen, ion5ern aud tlr
bic LANCE See> nuo 9anoretle reid beloDnt
tperoen, uno Der Oeuti6e. pelder Direct
mad Chicago reiit, miro ii6 gar nt6t te9r
fremo fihlen. Menn ct leine Wanoerun1
gen burb bic StraBen uno StaotbierteL
unternimmt, tpo iibertDiegeno Oeutl6e
mobnen. 10 miro TIN aus iugenolt6en 1ebs
len oeutl6er Sang unO &lang anbeimeln.
Gins ieoo6N miro ct oil Der muItteren SUI
genb Dermi1len, Die blonben &rauSz unS
QoGenfDpfe. @s tit, alS oh Die anlertfas
nti6e 2uft, iogor bic feu6te Suit Gbicago's,
9oden uno sefrGulelte 9aarc ni9t leioen
fDunte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
WIarYlano auf Ser meItausteuuno.

Ser Staat Marblan6 bate auf Ser Genz
tennt1l : WnSite4ung in Bbilaoelpbia in
Stped ent1preehenoer, Dern audi in beldeiz
benergSetle Understanding tpenn er fi6 audi
ntbt NIT ben grDBerenS Staten, nieylemOorf
unO Sbto uno nt6t etnmoL nit ben iunQer
@enleintpeleaJtebrasfa unoGoloraoo meiien
fonnte. 0as@ebdube WtarDlano's i'm. SEatrz
mount 8art" in Baltimore eriitirt nod. &c
ltebt i'm v9ruiobiuzB arte" unD bient bort
als cine Qrt Wuleum.
Wtar1l9no bat tnebr aus3ultelen, Q[s
marber Staat bon seDnnlal gr0Berem 9lGz
benraum ; Die BrOoutte bes @etperbefleiRes
tomnen babel gar nt6t in8etra6t, benn bic
tperoen in ben 0auptbaQen ausqeiteut. aber
WtarDlano's rei6e Silfsqueuen MAIDEN cine
llterelorte QusiteIuna; &oblen, Quitern.
Slide, S6tIDtr0ten, Gobafe, 8ftrIthe. @ls
ienz, @oloz unb Silbererae, Marmor.
San6itein, Nsbeit unb ungeadblte oubere
Stoffe tDeroe1t on it'd eine bortreffli9e Qusz
1teIung MAIDEN.
9ouperneur 8romn 1T bafir, baB Ser
Staat Die .9roBten ~9nitrengungen nla6t,
elne redDt gldn5enoe Gertretung in G6icaao
gu Stanoe 5u brtngen. 8tel miro in Dteier
0ln1tht bon ben 2ocal : @ommiildren abb
bdn9en. ipel1e Der @ouberneur su ernenren
bat. Die @ommliiion tpiro mobrldeinlth
balo nod tbrer Grnennung Elm 6auptquars
tier ooer eth Bureau in Der Stabt Baltimore
eroffnen, mo- it6 Nue, mel6e Die Qusftel1
lung bel6tden tDoaen, ansumeloen baben,
uno mo leoe Nusfunft in 0erbinouna nit
Der Altslteuung 81 erbalten it.
GrsSurgermetIter Sanes 6obdes nnb
0err GloDo Gotunbes fino bis iebt bic einz
5tgen ytdnner in MarDlan6, melde in anti
ll9er S%eatebung 5u Der nG6iten g8eltousz
1telutg 1teben, tnoem iie ben Staat in Der
National : Gommilfton pertreten. Ser
9ooges glaubt, es lei genigenb 2eit. Die
Sa9e IN Sronung st bringen. nahoem
Der 9ouoerneur ietne GommiliGre ernonnt
uno Die @eleBgebung ibre @~ertpiaigung ees
ulaAt babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Do6enIbau.
Cine 8etradtune am Danf.


SIM 9auptquartier Der columbildeu
Misunderstanding wirb moraen, aIs am
0antlagunestaee, oteienige StiIe herr
i6eu, nelhe laut 8eri6t bes beiIioen
Su6es emit bic moiati9e StiftsbItte fenuz
seidnete.
Die columbil9en grbeiten tperben ruben
un0 0irectoren, Sppes vGeiterinnen" uno
iugenolthe 8ripatlecretGre tperoen babeim
ibren OantisgungspogeL peripelleu unb iih
in Douiter 3ufrieoenbeit befinben.
@eneraIoirector 9apis piro Der 0orz
iebung 6anfen, baB Die Sppoiitionspartei
ibm nt6t lnebr ba5 Ge6t betreitet, auf ale
BriefbOgen uno GOunerts lein general
birectortales Wappen gu iebeu. 8raitbent
8ater miro it6 ieIbt @lid niini6en, baB
er bon Dem Seem gorfer M~usfteuunasz
fampfplabe ite9ret6 surid9efebrt 1T un6
ben AnitoB oa3u ge9eben bat, baB Die Stem
g)orter 8lGtter zines mad benz anberen
elnen @bicago freunbli9en Son ani9lagen.
giceprdfi6ent 8rDan oanft ouf benz S6nels
Suge 5Dii6en Gblca9o uno SEEM Worf ben
@0ttern, DAB CT Dem itaIienti@en blauen
6irnntel entge9enfGbrt, uno baB er nit ietz
men pantheon &enntnilen ni6t 6as Qeben
in ben 9otels 3u Weaori6 3u fIrGten
brau6t. Secretdr 8utternnrtb tpirb fi6
gludlIb l9dBet, oaB tb1 Der fatboltf6e
@oIumbusz@ Club ieBt ungei6oren lGbt
na6oem Die %befannten GeioLuttonen ben
arr1en Wfanno bereits moralii6 aet0btet
batte1. SeeretGr 0tdinion freut ii9 Iber
leine terantl6en 2an6sIeute, tpelde be-
ihIoiien babe1, am . antiaaunsstage milOe
@aben fir bic teranii6e NbtbeiIung Der
rMoslo's Satr" gu iammeln.
@hnkmefffer Spehprnpr i,thprt Soriihpr
baB Die !3eit erfiHet lit, tuo iein ftdbtii@er
college Die 8erausea6ung BON Nusltels
Iun9sbonbs niht pOhl mebr aufihieben
fam unb mo- cine SpringflItb bon S., OO0,z
600 lir Die Nusfteaungsfaiie bereinbrt9t.
Bauamtsdef 8urnbam ld6eLt bantiaz
gems, peiL Die 8ei6weroen bes Nrbeiterz
8erfibrers Gobert Spauom ii6 ais eiteL
&ug uno GrIg e~rtpielen urb Die Qngeitens
ten auf benz @usiteuunssplaB bereit iinb,
geaen @~rtrabeSabluns ausnabmspeiie ben
@htitunoenpIan un0 bic Sabbatbrube gu
beraeiien.
BreBmaior San61 ertennt bic @etnnIt Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

ben Seinb faun i'd riibeu.
Se19t mir BET 6rellno, mas tb fam,
5et9t min Der 0etno, mas i'd lon.
Olit bieiem S6iuer'ihen 9tftidon tpolz
len mir cine 8roi6ire fenn3ei6nen, nelGe
Der betanrte 0amburaer Iaufmann Oscar
". 9roe9e in Gerbtnoung nit Der 9Selts
%aus1telung bat erl6einen lalien. Ser Nerz
talter 1ener tranSatlantilb Sfisae erbebt
letne Sttmme gu @uniten Der 9%luslteQulq,
uro CT empfteblt ieinen Qanosleuten Drinz
gen0 Die Bel9tGung oerielben. SSSeoo0 err
flGrt er tbnen, 6aB ibre SteQun9 cine Dirt
Jtotbitano lei, oaB lie bisuei9t nibt ntel
BON Der Nusitelung gu ertparten bGtten,
aber oaB ibr iioamerifaniider Sonoel Quf
Dem Sptele fteben tpirbe. falls 1e Die Qusz
itelung Iinfs Itegen IieBen. Oabei tpiro Dos
Experimentation ielblt uno bic
ytatton Der ytoroamerifaner l6arf f%ritiiirt.
Sb otele &rtttf ri6ttg, barIber mag Der
&eier lelbft entl1eiben.
Der Serfaiier i6ilbert SuuG6It, tpie nor
ettpa II Sobren Die Ser. Staaten ibre
Waaren in Nttttelz unb Subamerifa etnsus
tubren uno oielen 80lteri6aften ael6dftlt6
1aher gu treten iu9ten. 0lber enttdul6t
tebrte1 Die Selegaten SuriiG, 6a ibre bGBliz
her &attune, oiGlobltgen S6mieritteteI.
plur1pert @lGler uno 9elhmadloien Sapez
ten bet ben Greolen tetnen Nntlang fanoen.
9te gdntees labet elm, baB Der @ea All ben
Sal6en tbrer lpantf6 reoenoen Gettern II
ourn Die Sa9er Der europ6iI9en @roiiiften
gtng. 3eBtere aber ~be5eugten natiirltd feline
ytelgnng, ben neuen 2%teferanten bebulfli9
gu letn. Oa bei6Gftiste man ii6 in ben
Ser. Staaten NIT Der Srage, tpie man Die
eillQeb0rene BepDlferuud Der RenuhIifpn i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Weltausf teIunos =Brieffoften.

g. s.. Ser @aarenpalaft bat, bie Sal
lerien eingere6net, etnen 6lG6enraum BON
40 NcreS. Sbne bic @aIerten beoedt er
elm Areat bon 81 Ncres.
q. e. Ser @run0plan bes @aarenz
palaites lit nod ni6t eri6ienen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Gbic
Oscar u. Droeee's uGransatIantif9e
S%fi33e".

Sbeucr 1T mir ber Sreunb, BOD aud
ben 8etnb faun i'd niisell.
3etgt mlr ber Sreuno, mas i'd fam,
Set9t mir Der Netn6, lpas i'd lpQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Die K6nisin oes me1ens.

Qns DER nS9war3bure . 1uooIfdotif4en
Sanoes3ettun9."
@ut informirt iber Chicago unb bic
NusteQung i9eint Die vGhpdraburgS& u<
DolltGotiiAe 0anoes3eitang" au iein. Sic
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
Reduced Gas Bills.

The only way in which gas bills can be re-
duced is by the use of gas saving stoves
and gas CRATE fixtures. Demmler Bros, 526
and 52S Smithfeld street, Pittsburg, Pa, =,
carry large line of the very best gas stoves,
ranging in price from s. so to S25 apiece,
according to size and finish. and their gas
CRATE fixtures are very simple, cheap and
easily put into the CRATE. The Leader
gas heating stoves are the most powerful
heaters in the market, easy to handle and
ornamental. The jewel champion and Chi
cago gas heating stoves are excellent heat
ers, and give universal satisfaction.
Good gas stoves will pay for themselves
in short time by the small quantity of gas
they consume, and the large amount of heat
they radiate.
Demmler Bros also show a large assort-
ment of brass tenders, coal vases, fire irons,
dish drainers, Pasteur filters, perfection
meat cutters, empire roast pans, air moist
eners for gas fires, coffee and hot water
urns, cuspidores and an endless variety of
other useful goods for the house and
kitchen. Mwsu.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
PIATT'S LAST WORDS.
Many Friends Attend the Dead Author
TO the City of the Dead.
PREPARED FOR HIS DISSOLUTION.
Governor Campbell One of Those Who Served
As PallbearerS.
NEWSY NOTES FROM NEARBY TOWNS

WEST LIBERTY, O., Nov. 15.-Donn
Piatt was buried to-day at Macoche. The
ceremony was the simple service of the
Catholic Church, and his remains were laid
TO rest in the family tomb without the
least display of pomp; but the almost in
terminable line OF carriages that followed
the hearse to the grave, told of the exalted
esteem in which he was held. There the
domestic side of his character was best
celved by the bereared widow from editors,
priests and statesmen.
Dom Piatt contracted the illness which
resulted in his death while on trip to Gin
cinnati 10 attend a reunion of a literary
club, of which he had long been member
AT this meeting he prophesied his early
death He was on his way home from that
meeting, at which he said in a speech:
in another year Dom Piatt will have
Joined the silent maioritv.''
He caught the cold which led to the fatal
disease on the day following the election.
He was forced to take his bed. He said to
relatives. as they called 10 see him:
This means DEATH When they sought
TO speak words OF cheer he stopped them
mildly insisting that the end was near and
1hat the prospect caused him no regret. He
WIS conscious up to few hours before his
death. and almos: his last words were.
We'll. | must die-why not die now?n
The funeral to-day was attended by rela-
fives from all parts of the country, the Piatt
family being a very large one. Rev. Father
William Conway, of Bellefontaine, performed
the obsequies, Archbishop Elder being un-
able to he present. The pallbearers were
Colonel Frank 5. Bond. Of New York: Gen
eral Henay NJ Cist, Cincinnati: James W.
Welsh. West Liberty: James A. Oder, Belle
foutaine: Governor James E. Campbell, Col
urlbus; W. B. Fisher, West Liberty: John
Murphy. Cincinnati: Judge Moses F. Wilson,
Cincinnati; Judge W. 2. Warner, Urbana;
Charles g. Miller, Cleveland.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
CANADA'S SORRY PLIGHT.
SHE Is BEING SHUT OUTF NEARLY
EVERY MARKET.

Only Great Britain Admits Her Products
Free-Two Courses Open. A Commercial
Union With Uncle Sam or q Possible
Tariff Arrangement With England.
TORONTO, Nov. 15.-The Neos, a Conser-
vative paper, in a significant article on
'The Position of Canada" says that the
population statistics caused feeling of un-
rest and discomfort, and that there is too
much reason to fear feeling in favor of a
radical change in our political status on
the lines advocated by Sol White and
others, which is even greater and more gen.
eral than appears on the surface The Necs
continues:
That our present trade relations with
other countries are not such as promise re-
lief from our unfortunate condition OF semi
stagnatlon may be acknowledged. We are.
not only shut out of the United States mar
ket, but are in a fair way of being excluded
from the market of every State on this con-
tinent, which is of use to us. The big Re-
public already has a treaty of commerce
with Brazil, with Cuba, with Porto Rico and
with San Domingo ana negotiations are in
progress for the extension of what. looks
like the beginning of great American Zoll-
yerein, with Canada left out.
Over the ocean the prospect is but little
more encouraging. We have the open mar
het OF Great blltaln, Dut every otner natlon
has the same. The farmers of the United
States have this great advantage over us:
They have not only their home market,
from which we are excluded, but that of
Brazil and of the Spanish West Indies, from
which we are about to be shut out, and they
also have, save in the matter of cattle, just
the same facilities for selling their products
in the English market that we have.
But il our position is bad there is a way out
of it. In fact, there are two ways. If the
Dominion will signify its readiness to ac-
cept commercial union, We could have all
Americans have to offer us in the way of
markets. On the other hand, we are in a
position to ma Ike a trade arrangement with
the mother country. We can offer her alb
solutely free entry for all her manufactured
goods in return for discriminatory tariff
and sea entering Great Britain. Two courses
are, therefore, open. One or the other must
be taken, as it is impossible that we should
go on as at present.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
DERkILED ON A FROG.
A Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Passen-
ger Train Wrecked.

LIMA, O., Nov. l5.-TSpeciaLl-A passenger
train, southbound, on the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton Railroad, was wrecked
here 1t 2:o5 this morning at the north end of
the yard, about a mile north of the passen-
ger depot The train was running at the
sneed of SIS miles an hour, when the front
truck end of the engine struck the frog at
the switch, throwing the engine, baggage
car and mail car of the track. The locomo-
tive ran 3long for some distance on the ties,
Then turned over on its side, burying its
drivers in the earth.
Engineer Sam Craig and. Fireman Frank
IiSnlan. bothsiving here, did not jump. but
crawleG ont of the debris after the train
stopped. Craig WAS badly cut on the head,
had an arm and hand injured and one leg
Sclldcd. Disman was also considerably in
1red. The baggage car was smashed to
pieces, and Express Messenger Bender, who
" as IN the car, was cut and bruised and had
his right ankle sprained. The passengers
We're thrown around promiscuously, but no
one was hurt. How the engineer and fire.
man got of with their lives is mystery.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
NINA FoRswEARs ANARCHY,
she Loved August Spies for Himself, and
Not for His Cause,


Not for His Cause.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-[SpeciaL Pretty
Nina Van Zandt-Malato, the ex-proxy wife
OF August Spies, who arrived in Chicago
yesterday from her wedding trip, said to-
day: 81 have forever severed my connec-
tion with the Anarchists. Their actions of
the last ten days have been such as to con-
demn them in nv mind, and / believed thev
should be ostracised by the American peo-
pie. The statement that ever sympathized
with the would-be destroyers of our Gov
ernment is false. L loved August Spies, and
not the cause he represented. ="
Speaking of her trip across the water, Mrs,
Malato said that she had most ENJOYABLE
time. eve were received in Italy's aristo-
cratic circles, said she, ''and was greatly
pleased with our visit"
"How about the stories OF your husbands
cruelty?" was asked.
There was nothing whatever in those
stories, was the reply. my husband has
been most kind to me, and the story of
cruelty was invented by some enemy"
Mr.. and Mrs Malato will make their
home in Chicago.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

DR.. Lorenzo Waite, Pittsfield, Mass, says:
"From its use for q period of about eight
weeks, to the exclusion of all other reme-
dies attribute the restoration to health of
a patient who was emaciated to the last de-
gree, in consequence of nervous prostration
and dyspepsia. This patients stomach was
in such an irritable condition that he could
not bear either liquid or solid food. An ac-
complished physician of many years e1per-
fence, whom called in consultation, pro-
nounced his case an iucurable one. At this
stage I decided to use Horsford's Acid
Phosphate, which resulted as above men
toned"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
Living on Buttermilk,

BRADDooK, Nov. 15.-[Spcciol THE suffer-
ing and endurance that Mrs. Mary McVeagh,
one of the best known old ladies in Brad
dock. has gone through for the past several
months Is something wonderful. Nearly a
year ago she discovered cancer forming in
her throat. and it was with difficulty that
she could take any nourishment. 1t finally
went into her mouth and her ability for
Taking solid food WAS at an end. Several
times have the liberated parts been re-
moved, but with no effect, and it is Just IA
days since she has taken q morsel Life is
prolonged through other means. such as
buttermilk. Mrs. McVeagh bears her suffer
ing with exemplary patience.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
Clouston Acquitted on One Count.

PARKERsBURG, ,Nov.l5-ISpecidll- 1.-The jury
in the Clouston case was given the charge
by Judge Borman at midnight last night,
and half an hour later returned a verdict of
not guilty. The particular indictment upon
which ClCuston was tried Is charged
him with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. hv selling to the Parkersburg
National Bank witness fee certificates which
he knew to be fraudulent. While the evil
dence inferentially disclosed his guilt the
State. because of legal technicalities failed
to make out 2 case. The prosecution claims
TO be ready to go to trial on another of the
remaining 10 indictments.