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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
FRANCE EXPLAINS.
No Desire to Reopen the Conflict
with the Catholic Church,

PARIS, Nov. 25.-In view Of the rather
unusual and remarkable verdict of the
civil courts against the archbishop of AK,
the French government has deemed IL
necessary 10 send note TO the Pope in
which IL has endeayored to soften the
effect of the verdict.
Ills Holiness is informed that France
has no desire to reopen the old conflict
with the clergy. nor any wish To restrict
the liberty of the bishops, and expresses
the hope that the Pope will continue his
policy of couciliati0n and adherance TO
the Republic Of France.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
THE RUSSIAN WHEAT SHORTAGE.
The United States Must Furnish the
Deficiency.

LONDON, Nov. 25.- Advices from o.
Petersburg received to-day announce that
Russia will need one hundred million
pools of wheat, all of which must be i'm
ported.
1t is also stated that the minister of the
conceded the true condition of affairs from
the Car.
A dispatch from Vienna says that there
is no doubt but what the Russian govern
ment has over-estimated its present supply
OF wheat, and that it is equally true that
Russ a must look to the United States to
supply the deficiency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
27 YEARS IN PRISON..
A BIackmaier and Forger Sent
Up From London.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-The man known as lie
Grand and Wyman, and by other names,
and who is supposed to be a well-known
crook, was arrested here for sending
blackmailing letters to Lady Jessel and
others, yesterday. He was also charged
with forging notes on the London and
Westminster banks.
This morning he was sentenced to 20
years imprisonment with hard labor for
the blacknailing portion of his offences,
and TO seven years extra for the forgeries
The many other crimes with which he is
connected will doubtless be overlooked in
view of his present sentence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
Famine Days I'm Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 25.--The entire
press is unanimous in denouncing the
merchants capitalists, who are holding
grain for a rise. 1t is contended u AT it is
high time for the government either to
force them to sell at fixed price or else
to confiscate the grain. Many cases are
cited of heartless retention of provisions.
The price of corn continues TO rise. People
are on the verge of starvation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
offered "A stolen Bicycle For sale.

A bicycle valued at ESQ, belonging.
str r., was stolen from IN front of til.
II, u Button J a tenoi G. npanv's hea0
qua e-s, III Soutn Mf,er re- abou,
o o clock last evening. -Four ho,rs later
young fellow offered n bicycle o. sale fol
g. C q. G.. Gardner's, No. ). hugh stree
which the police think was ''e one stolei
from Gallagher. 1ne oflc w < refused
Mr.. G,rdiuer aud o hin been hea ,
of the wheel or thief sine, hen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

DENVER, Nov. 25-In conversation with
District Attorney Stevens, the following
statement of the governments case against
DIR. Il. Thatcher Graves of Providence has
been secured. The government will prove
to certainty the cause of death to have
arsenical poisoning. 1t will prove that
the bottle sent to Mrs. Barnaby did not
contain any other liquid than that which
was found in IL at the time of the victim 5
sickness. This fact Will be demonstrated
by expert authorities in chemistry, VINO
will swear that neither the bottle nor the
cork could have contained whiskey within
a specified period, too remote to be OF
value to the defence.
The government will allege as a motive
that in consequence OF the trout ble between
Mrs. Barnaby and DIR. Graves's family in
the Adirondacks the doctor was fearful OF
losing the agency of her property and the
remembrance of S25, 900 which he had III
her will. That in consequence OF Mrs:
Barnaby ignoring him in Providence and
afterward demanding her will from Ches-
ter, which he did not send her, DIR. Graves'S
idea that he would be forgotten was con-
firmed by circumstances almost TO GER
tainty. The government will show that,
fearful of the loss of property, be wrote
her letters in which he declared that II
she did not allow him TO remain as her
agent he would put her into an asylum
where she would lose her liberty for life.
This letter was found in Mrs. Barnaby's
trunk with other letters that proved that
Graves had made attempts at reconcilia-
tion long after the date of their trouble in
the Adrondacks; in fact, the government
will, by seventy witnesses, endeavor to
make out a case of premeditated murder,
and it is the statement of District Attor-
ney Stevens an his associates that no fear
il entertained to the result.
The defence, it is stated, is TO be as fol-
lows:
The fact of the murder will be admitted,
but the defence will deny the Govern
ment's expert evidence that the hand
writing on the bottle is DR. Graves's; the
same denial will be likewise made regard
ing the description on the paper wrapping.
The defence will allege the absence of a
motive to connect DR. Graves with the
crime, and general denial as to the gov
ernment's interviews with DR.. Graves will
be made
1t is certain that an attempt will be
made on the part of Graves's counsel to
cast suspicion on the Worrell family,
whose position, however, is regarded as
above suspicion. The defence will make
the fight with the substantial backing of
$4,000 which is the sum total of Dr.
Graves property.
The prosecution will have back of the
State of Colorado, j. III. Conrad, son-in-
law Of Mrs. Barnaby, who is in his own
right millionaire, and as he has spared
neither time nor money in working up
the Government case with Dist Atty.
stevens, a vast amount of strong evidence
has been accumulated and great battle
will be fought.
The trial, it is expected, will take at
least three weeks, and will undoubtedly
be the most celebrated case ever recorded
in the law reports of Colorado.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
law Could Going West.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.--Jay Gould's pri-
vate car has been ordered put in readiness
for immediate use for "A western trip lie
will probably leave tomorrow night, as
he is reported to be well enough for n trip
over his roads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
GUESTS FROM CANADA.
Mcssrs. Chapleau, White md McFarlane
at the Commercial Climb.

The Commercial Club will meet at the
Narragansett Hotel at $50 Saturday eve
ming. The subject for discussion will be-
Canada AS it Is," and there win be an
address by the Hon j A. G a l u, sec
retary OF state of Cana.
MIR Richard White, managing editor q
the Montreal Gdzcttt, and Mr.. John VI
Farlane, managing director Of the Cam
Paper Company, will also be guests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
How the Law Works I'm China.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 25,-The government
has declared that the printing and pub
fishing of Huti foreign placards is capi-
already convicted OF this offence should be
beheaded forthwith and without waiting
for the formal imperial authority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
A North carolina pank su.pend..

WILMINGTON. y. C., Nov. 2j.-The direc-
tors Of the First National Bank have de-
cided TO suspend business until further
notice. The capital stock Of the bank il
$4,000. The last published statement
shows deposits Of si05, ZOO:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The armored
battleships New York is To be launched at
Cramps yard in philadelphia, Wednesday
next. Special trains will be run from
New York and Washington TO carry in
vited guests.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 5-Secretary Foster
is said 60 be improving lie passed very
comfortable night aud the alarming symp-
toms OF lung troubles are abating. His
rapid recovery is confidently expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
GRAVES TRIAL BEGUN.
Arralgned for the Murder of Mrs.
Barnaby To-Day.
NO JURY BEFORE NEXT WEEK.
Friday Morning-The Court Adjourned
Not to Spoil Thanksgiving for Jurors
Families.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.1

DENVER, Col, Nov. 25.-The trial of DIR.
I. Thatcher Graves opened to-day. The
government has obtained copies of all OF
Graves's kilograms sent from and to Den
yer to-day. The defense had a similar
order granted for their own messages.
After the defendant had been arraigned
and had pleaded not guilty, the work OF
getting jury began. The prospects are
that jury cannot be obtained this week.
The defense have several of Gleason's
private detectives scattered through the
crowd of people and inside the rail. This
was done TO enable them to ascertain the
antecedents of possible jurors.
The court this afternoon adjourned
until Friday that the jurors might not be
kept away from their families on Thanks
giving Day. An additional venire OF $50
jurors was ordered returnable on Friday
morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
Help for the Hungry Russians.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 25.-The Car has
ordered that fifty million rubles be taken
from the revenues of his imperial estates
to be placed at the disposal Of the famine
relief fund
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
Market Notes.

The par Of sterling exchange Is L.s6.7 The
rate Of demand serI.ng bills at tClich gold can be
exported 10 London tDtthot loss Is L.SS5s for bars
and L,ss4 for coin, and the rate at tohtoh II can
be imported ,ctthom loss Is L.sS94.
The rate of sterling exchange, 4s11S-
ASS.
CucAGo-It Is rumored that the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern roads have
formed close alliance for Pacific coast
traffic.
BosToN, (SpeclaD - The Herald says
there is good ground for asserting that G.
Is. q O., have completed survey for extern
sion TO Great Falls, Montana. The COM
pany will probably cross the Yellowstone
Rivor and Northern Pacific tracks at Bill
ling's.
1t is said that one of trio of Maverick
Bank directors has paid up all his personal
Indebtedness.
The Great Northern report for the year
ending June 80. 1891, which has just been
issued, shows per cent. earned on the
stock after payment of the guaranteed
per cent. on Manitoba. The Great North
ern is at present paying per cent. The
comparative statement of earnings aud
expenses shows a net total increase of
S235, ,235.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Northern Pacific. third week in November.
wis ons Central, third week in November -O'.'
decree .,,. e,3i5
in Noyemser :. 80 -: 7o.5os
III lwaukee and Northern. third eek in No
vember, Increase ....,,........,,.,-.,,.. 1890
LOusvill 4, New o. le ans and Texas, third
week in November. incl lease.,,............ 2o,277
81. Paul. second week November. increase $4,000
New York, and New England, month OF oc-
tober, Increase 400
Fort Worth and Rio Grande, third week In
November Increase 1890
Increase go. -. . 2s5, ,ss2
Wheeling an Lake Erie third week in
NoNSinDtI lnctehse. ........s........ ovl
November Increase ...................,..,. e7,o52
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

The attraction at Music Hall this even
ing will be Marshall Il. Wilder, the funny
man. Mr.. Wilder always gets a good at
tendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

NEw IoBK-Actual clearances yester-
day about soads of wheat, of oats and
D OF corn.
Wheat shippers took hence last evening
q loads, to-day 3 loi ds and near outports
last evening load,.
Corn last evening II loads and to-day
loads, outports 10 loads.
English country markets quiet.
Paris wheat 10 To ~ centimes lower
Flour 10 centimes lower.
New York total plearapcaa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

According 10 the Rev H. nelso Carh,
OF Hartford, some time during the me-.
four years will witness the second Ad-
vent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED BY A. r. wEEDEN.

CABLE-London wheat market quiet,
the turn in buyers favor; few buyers.
Liverpool wheat quiet; spot prices I'D.
lower, futures II 20 Id. lower.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25
RHODE ISLAND
Hospital Trust Company
Capital, 100000.
Cash surplus over, 100000.

HERBERT J. WELLS, President;
SAMUEL X. DORRANCE, Vice President;
EDWARD 5. CLARK, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Amos C. Barstow Rowland Hazard.
Christopher Lpptt Edward d. Pearce,
ROYAL O. Taft Horatio y. Campbell
Robert II. l. Goddard, Robert knight
GEORGE w X Matteson, John w. Danielson
Samuel y. Sprague Herbert J. Wells.
William d. Ely, John Q. Pegram.
Robert L. GamneIl Lyman Is. Goff,
William Binney, Eugene w. Mason.
William Is. Weeden, George Gordon King.
INTEREST ALLOWED UPON DEPOSITS.
THIS COMPANY HAS AUTHORITY BY ITS
CHARTER TO SETTLE ESTATES AND Exc
CUTE TRUSTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW RECEIVED FOR
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IN THE NEW VAULTS
OF THE COMPANY. 15 WESTMINSTER STREET
PRICES. LOCATION OF SAFES AND ALL 9TH
ER INFORMATION GIVEN AT 90 SOUTH MAIN
STREET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

ew York total clearances:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-25

Bradstreets' visible:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
ST has niht ein 0rifitein?

Sor IA Sa9ren erbielt 81. 8eter Sa9rz
rep i'll Chicago f~oleenoes Sdreiben:
8anbolpb, Sub., 1. 0tai 1877. 0r.
JabrneD.-@ertber Serr! Sulsenbss
ais 3cusniB fir bic 8irtuns Sbrer III.
p~enfrduter in %unicrer Samilie: Meine
Srau betam i'm Sftober 1874 bas Sic
Der uno ipurbe BON bret peri6tebsneu
aersten bebanoelt. Neuu Wonate lang
mar iie ni6t int Stanoe gu arbeiten unb
mad ben Sieber=anfdlsn faum fdbi9,
aui. unb ab5u9eben. Sic litt oil elmer
Qdnsli6en 3eriittuns Der @inseiueibe,
@eIdipilren an Der Wutter. Strifturen
ober 3ulammen5iebun9 ber@eodtme uno
8erltopfuns. sic fauo erit 9iilfe, ais
elmer Sbrer Isenten III Obio uns Sbreh
9~lpentrduter empiabl. SIN Suli 1875
crbielten mir oas beiteate 9useno 5las
I6eu. @be Die erite eiusenOmmen mar,
itellte ii9 i6on 8eiieruns ein, uno iii
Belt BON feds Monatcn iunr Tie fart
unb frdftig uub lit es beute nod. SD
CLAUDE ni9t, baB iie seneien iudre, iucnn
le nit benz i:iiberen Meoi5iniren iprtsc=
fa6ren bate. @ir 9ebrau6en felie an
pere Ntebi5in in u%nierer 6amllie. Sd
fDante nnbere abulide Safe mittbeilen.
tueltn Der &aum es seltatte. 8;r fOnn.
ten oieielben ni6t mlebr entbeDren. sod.
a9tungspoG. .. 9. SO. grouie.
6ornl's Slpens 9rGuter Slutbeleber
bat ~ieinenSiuf frii9 erbalten uno ninlrai
beute ipie in frilberen Sabrerl, einen ber'
porragenoen Btas Elm i'll iebem oeutldel
| Oeiln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
llrbrr bic Wc~rrcsticfe gum fer
ueM @cifen.

9(uf 0ampIern, Sabusiigen NIB YottIt.
iden ,pirb pom reiienben Eublitum Soitetz
ter's Naecnbitters ais nelentlibiteS Sn9re:
biems ieines Sarsar;neii6ates mitsefabrt.
IS benimunt unreiuen i6lammigem &aiier
feline idGbli9eu Gi9eni6aften nno ieinen
abideuli9en Gei6maf, paraliiirt bic per-
berbli6e g9irfuu9 idle6tsr uno unperbau.
li6sr So It aui ben Reaen unb lit Elm Rittel
9e9eIl SrGmpie, Sobbrennen NIB Sldbnns
en-. IS eeWdbrt uprtreiili9en S6us 9e9el
m~alariaarti9e geioen. bebt bic 9Sirfun9en
pom iiberntdbiaer Stbe, Sdlte lnb Seu6tig=
lett, aui, furirt 9oitr;i9es Sopiweb nnb it
ein wnpe. sleldeS Mittsl 9e9eu 5artleibi9teit
NIB @allenbeidperben. Bel idwG6li6en
GelIonem unb Eeconualescsuten MAIDEN ii6
bic Strapa;en bes 9%esmun9enen 9teiiens DIT
in 10 empfiholi6er &eiie fiiblbar, baB ba3
3eben i.lbit babur6 seiGbrbet wirb. Solde
geute iperben iid, werit lie aue iiblen Gol9er
ber N~eiieitrapuSen uerbiiten woleu, mi
9.0btem Grfol9 bes 9itters bebieneu {; lie
brau6en bann lpeber !Site, nod &dlte, nod
Grmattrl9 81 i6euen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
ucher Tlcijm.

Snt %al9erneinen faun mon a%ulebnteIl,
oaB oas 5leiid ppIfommen ausgelpad-
ieuer Sbiere 9eiiinber lit, ais bas 5leiid
iebr junger Sbiere uno iOl6er, Die I'M
5reien aufseiua6ie iinb, better, ais
berer, Die mon im Stulle seiittert bot.
8idti9 lit eS BEL Der 3ubereitun9 bes
6leii6es, oub mall baiielbe nidt 9lei6
mad benz Sdladteu sebrau9t, bu9e9en
lit bas 5leii6 u~ntebinst iddbli9, iuenn
es su lanse un9eialSen selesen unb idon
balb i'll SertueIun iibersesun9et lit.
9aS 5le;l9 ppm absetriebenem, iibcr=
unb iiberbaupt traatsm gieb lift
l6dbli6. 9(u6 iebr fettes 5leiId iit Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05

Seiunbbeit nidt bienlid. @irb erit
eiiie Snppe bonn Sleiide bereitet, 10 bat
baielbe uiele, iuidtise8 eitanbtbeile ein=
sebaBt rno lift barrm weniser nabrbaft.
9as n~abrbuftefte Sleiid 1T bas &iro=
fleiid, basesen lit SdueineFeii6 i6iuer
uerbaulid, unb 2eute, Die i9ipadje yerz
bauuussursale baben uuo 81 Seorbut
uno Soutuusi6ldser seneist linb, iolten
ii6 beiielben entbaltcn. @ilbpret nnb
Sefliisel lit lei9ter 81 perbauen als bas
5leil6 bon sd~usetbieren ullb ei9net iid
am beitem 81 a~ranfenipeiien. lluter Dem
Sausgeflii9ef iinb Die Sauben uno Siib=
ner ON beiten. @dnie babeu 81 fettcs
5leii9 fir idwa6e Maseu. Die msiiten
wilbeu @a~iierp69el baben Elm i6ledtes
5leii6, bascseu Die wiloen 9anos unc
@albp6sel Gil 9utes. 9as 5tcii9 BON
Surfebs lit lebr. nubrbaIt nnb an6 &C.
fund. llebcr ben @er!b BON Silden
berrid)en inter bengerSien bie(e 8iper'
ipriide. 0as 5teii6 Der 5luBfii6e III
5art unb leidt uerbaulid). &er 9errt
5lide ibt, Dem befOmmcn bieielben aud
meiitens gut, lueltl maBi9 %genplen
5eefii6e iiub i6,uaden Mta9en MID
oienltd, pbwpbt iie iupblidmcfcnber iint
als 5lu6fide. Guitern iinb leidt Der
bauli1. 8pbe Iuiterm bstammcn MID
alien Meni6M stei6 gut. Srebie, iuei
ldper uerhaulid, iuerben mr. ppn eincn
auten Waaen nertrn9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05

baftet unb SIR @ade sebradt peroen
muBten.
Cine BON Der Miin6elter Sanitdisbee
b6rbe anseitelte llnterludung BON lao
Yfunb 9eberwurit bat ersehen, baB in
Der seiammteu Maiie nur brei Yfunb
2eber tuaren, ales @nbere wac Saut,
9norpel unb anbere iueni9 peroanli6e
Stofe.
Die neutrality-suspicious. baben ciner
neuen, fir bas armeSolt bDdit empfinb:
fideu Sieg errunsen, inbem bic &ammer
Die BON Dem Ibseuroneten 2ecour bean'
tragic @rb6buns bes3Oa& auf amerifa.
niides SdueineHeiid bon 81 auf 35
Srancs an9enUmmen bat.
Su @ien miro AM 20. SUM- ein9on:
sreB Der ioclaliiii6em Sartei pOnS eiter
reid e%r6ffnet iuerOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05


bic Sbitbdlme i'll boiler 8litbe, boStuis
i9en Sdneeflofen. Sen Saatcu rnb
Der Sbfbliitbe idabet Der Sdnes, Der
balb tpieoer perldwunben iein mirb,
uobl fpcni9, anein iduer beidabiSt
burd bas idfe9te @eiter iiub biegBirtbe.
G~aeripdrts in Der Gifel batten fi6 bieie
auf cine grose tSabl BON Souriten eins
scri9tet, mfl6e ia jdbrli6 INT Bling
iten 10 Sublrcid III Die 8erse fum=
men. Man blsibt in Ger ytdbe Der
Stdote uber ~ncniaiiens Der Sa9ncu; in
bas @ebirge iua9t ii6 nientanb bel
S6neeIalI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05

9ranb Grmp in ben lebten Sabren lire
Gufmerfiumteit audi nod anbern 9ins
gen Suiuenbet als Bios Der Serbeifabrz
Ing bon nsuen &eniicnsseieseu. sic
fat es fid rrdmli6 sur aufsabe sema6t,
Die Grri6tuns bon pafienben Mpnuz
menten auf ben S6la9tfelbern unb
SriebbDfeu berteiSufIbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
SnI6uoiim.

@ Arlington, 81. Ntoi. Seute frib
an Mprseu Iab Nbplpb SoDben arb
wtl6er teiier inter bem Numen George
9econt befnntt lit, feline Srau aus eitenl
BON Charles 6. SrOlt %beiuobntcn 3ims
mer fcmmen unb oeriuuubete ie burd
cincn SduB an Irme, Oarauf elite er
III bas 3immer 5rpit's, feuerte Die ii6riz
gen 2dufe 1eincs &epOluers anf i6n ab
u1o bradte linn i6uere 8ulloen bel.
9sccnt, mcl6er perbaftet iuurbe, IprddD
I'M 9OllSeiitatiunssebdube fein 8ebauerlt
barber ans, DAP er nidt Die 6rau nno
5rDIt QetDbtct babe.
5ormcruiIe, 9a., 81. Mai. @titcru
Ibenb gingeu Sobu Nulbs, Sim Nfcz
@pu9b mb Spbu 9aiulor nad Der
4lantn9e ben g. 8. SOpner, Inn eincn
bort %wo6ucuhcn 9tcgcr burdjupciti6cn.
6crr Sppuer, lUetder Dies crInbr, gin9
ibuen crtgc9sn uuo ais CT iie traf, felts
crte CT iciu nit Gdrot selaoenes @ee
iuebr nuI Iic ub, t0btete Den jun9cn Wtc=
@Ou9b auI Der StclIe. tpdbrerb CT anlo
$50 &sDpOlttn in ben 9eib I6uB. Ser
Sheriff bat lid sur Ste(le bs9eben.
Q~cyiugton, &n. 20. Mtai. Na6iru9en
BEL elmer 9rOBen 2ln5abll citellber Demo-
fratclt bieics Stantts laiien crfcnEen,
baB Die 9enlOtratie Der Slausras DC
9tOE 9cgen cie &ieberaniItcllun9 Glcuc.
lano's lit. Mon beIiiriuortct Batter
ion UOn Eerniytuania, Oher 8oiie ION
Soma.
GbarlcItOn, 20. Mai. @Uuuerneur
9iGImahu erfiarte i'll eiuer geuti9en llnz
tcrrebuns II. g., buB er eiu enti6ieOencr
8e9ncr glcuc1anb's lei, neil 9errglepcz
LAMB oct 6reiprdsung Opponiere uno
feline SDmpatBie nit @op Street unb
ibrem Gslbe 9eiueleu. Die 9tUtblpeltz
Si9telt elmer britten &artei fDnnc er
nidt eiuieBen. Sic bcmpfratiide Yarz
tel, iuern ri9ti9 seleitet uuo oertreten,
iei Die 8artci bes Solfes.
Serper, Sol, 20. 0tai. @eser Galb
bier lbr Deute gfu6mittus i"tir5ten Die
5eitenlpanbe zines u~nsOlenbstsn glbs
5usstnnnts Suiammen unb besruben bier
Irbeiter. Die Samerabeu Der lit
9litli6en orbeitetcn aas 2eibesfrdIten
III ibrer 8efreiuns, bu6 ipurben Biz
teun u6r bsute 9lbenb II 5iuei uno
stuar tpot bcrausse6radt. Sbre Naz
men iinb !Su9b GuIIuban unb 81. DIE
ion.
Chicago, 30. Mai. &uiieI Sarris
ion, Ter Spbn bes 8unbesprd iibenten,
erfldrt: fem @ater babe burdaus feline
2ut, nod eInmat 8rdiioent gu fem.
gr iuer6e Die &onination 9etuiB ni6t
lu6en. ionoern cine lolde annebmen
iuenn Die 9an5e 9artei tie ibm aufordl'
&c. &uiiea peri9ert ne6enbei, ct ipie
iein Sater ltinoen nit Staatsietretdr
Blame auf benz freunbliditen SUB. Die
neuli6 in 2e5lie's e,i9ienenen artitel
9escn Blaine ieien ubne iein guripiien
ltno mGDrello i"eil,er @6weIenbeit bon
Seem Yorf ms Blatt 9efOmmeR. @r
iel6it babe crit in galifornien baoOl CT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05

!Serr Sames 9amtert BON Neip
Yrunsptf, SQinois, ia9t: sd bate
einen i5limmen gnfall BON 8beumatisz
mus in ben Siiften unb 8einen, nls i'd
MIR cine 5laide BON gbamberlain's
S6r erSens8aliam fauite uno in brel
Sasen furirt iuurbe. SD bin iest naGi
redt" uno mD9te einem Seben, Der nit
ienem i6redli1eu llebel bebaftet 1T,
anratben, ii9 gbamberlain's S6mer.
Sens8aliam Su peri9afen, tint iofort
turirt 81 tperben. SO Gents 5lal6el
Su baben bel Simun 8oeser & 60
9rafe, Mo. uno Sintboe!ter & Suente
abortion, @to.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
uttDerDamlicbfeif.
Rpph1mersen.
SerTppfuitN.

Sabre lang lit ib an gcrfrpfuna,
teftisen St6rungen bcs Rasfns, fAled-
tent Mppetit, S1lafplisfeit, &c. Tic
G~nfpenbuns BON Or. @u9uf 8nnis's
9amburser Srppfen brinat Rets @eler.
un9.-Safpb 3eGer, Ottawa, SIS.