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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
Reo-HEAOED GIRL STORY.
Kimbalps white Horse Arrangement which
Cost n m Money md ChaCrin


They were talking about the red-headed-
observation-disclosures fad at the Kimball
house the other night, when somebody
told good one on sam Hardwick. whom
everybody knows as general passenger
agent OF the Georgia Pacific. says the At
lanta Constitution:
Sam was with party of Birmingham
friends not long ago-gay young society
people they were and all well known to
everybody in the Magic city-when some
body started the white horse story. One
young lady in the party had ideal Titan
hair, and the joke was, OF course, at her
expense. There were white horses every
where. Every little station brought
another white horse to add To the fair
ones discomfort aud correspondingly TO
the happiness OF the man who persisted
in pointing them out. Ii was a white
horse day. Glimpses of them met the
gaze of the party everywhere until the
victim OF it all began to think that every
horse and every mule in Alabama was of
that, to her, detestable color
A bright idea struck Sam-hit him
hard. in fact.
"Now. I'll bet S2O," he said to the
white horse man of the party. that there
won't be white horse at the depot in
Admission when we get there"
The bet was promptly taken, and the
coming 10 Admission was eagerly looked
forward to.
In few minutes Hardwick looked at
his watch, and, murmuring something
about wanting to see the engineer"
went forward.
A minute later the train stopped at a
little station. So intent was the party
upon looking at some white mules in the
distance that they didn't notice the brake
man, who hurried into the telegraph office
and hurried out again. Had they seen the
message be bore they would have read:
To Blank, Agent. Admission: Ten dollars TO you
If you have no white horses mules at depot when
train arrives. 5. II. HARDwICs.
But they didn't see it.
Sam went back to the party chuckling
to himself and admiring his own clever
ness. 1t was but few minutes when the
conductor called Admission !" The young
ladies looked out and laughed. Sans face
wore a benign smile as he pushed one OF
the men aside. and pressing MS face to
the pane he saw
White horses everywhere! In all that
concourse OF draws and hacks, every horse
and every mule was white. y tap on the
shoulder aroused him.
Mr. Hardwick, Pm sorry"-it was the
agent who spoke-"Im sorry, but | could
only get nineteen"
Sam jerked the telegram from his hand,
but for a minute was speeches.. Then
without word he handed a roll of bills
to the man with whom he bet.
The telegraph operator had made the
"no" read 800"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
Why She Got n Legacy.

Thirty years ago tradesman of Ham
burg wooed lady. who declined him with
thanks, as though he had been a manu-
script and she an editor. He. perhaps,
tore bis hat at first, but he soon Gained
down, and now he has died, leaving the
lady, who is some other mans widow,
5000 and his best thanks for her favor of
thirty years ago.
"As consequence" he says, "My davs
have been passed in peace and quietness.
l now requite your goodness"
Depend upon it, that grateful testator
had watched the fate of the other man.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
Rough ON California People.

"Queer thing, that, in California" said
the man with bad cigar. "You see, a
vigilance committee, discovering they had
hung the wrong man"
Il don't see how they could hang the
wrong man in that state" interrupted the
man with brindled beard, who cherished
vivid. though not bright. recollections of
painful experience In Los Angeles real
estate deal5. ssl.c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
special Inauc.ment.
IFiicgende Biaettor.

Come now, old man, let's go to the
theater-it costs only twenty kreutzer."
Cant afford it,"
Cant afford it?3 Why. look you, the
bulletin-board says there are seven deaths
In the piece-there you are-seven deaths !
1t don't come to three kreutzer death y
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27

IFort WAyne JOurnhI
If the appraisement is 80 per cent.
higher than last year the levy should be
cor-espondingly lower, the result being
that no man will have to pay more taxes
than formerly, except for state purposes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
Lovers Are Blind.
IBoston Herald.l

Old Gentleman Ito suitor)-"You want
to marry my daughter, do you, young
mani"
Young Man Eyes, cir"
Old Gentleman-'sDear me, gave you
credit for being. level-headed young
fellow"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
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p AIN r EN- DY

That instantly stops the excruciating pain allays
Inflammation and cures Congestion whether of tAs
Lungs, stomach. Bowels or other glands or organs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
d.. RldKaY's SarsapariIIian ResOIYent

remedy composed ofingredients Of extraordinary
medical properties essential TO purify. heal repair
and invigorate the broken-dowu and wasted body.
Quick pleasant safe and Uermanentin its treatment
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC SYRUP co.
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Valuable Testimony.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., March IS, ~.

NEBRASKA NlTl, Neb., March IS, II.
DR.. Railway Co.:
Dear Sirs-I presume you find m ost physicians op-
posed 20 using proprietary medicines, and am one
OF thom 10 certain extent But when hni pre-
Pared medicine that will do and accomplish The de-
sired work for which I want t. do aOt hesitate TO
prescri be and use it; and sllOE 70 you
have found rene dies to lie useful aud have
used and prescribed them quite extensively during
the past three year, and shall continue 10 do 90
long Is we ind good results by So doing Please al
low also 10 say that have been Iracticng medi-
elmo for s. years. you perceive should be by
actual experience) com potent Of knowing what good
results are By using your remedies.
INTERNALLY.
From thirty to sixty drops in half a tumbler Of
wator will, IN few moments. cure Cramps, spasms.
Sour Stomach, Nausea, Vomiting, heartburn, Nerv-
business, Seeplessness, Sick Headache, DlarrbeA,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, .COie, Flstulenoy, aud
all Internal Pains.
FROM THE AUTHOR or
'God and Oar Native Land"
'Our Union, God Is ess 1t Forever"
"The Spirit of Columbus" etc, etc
DR.. Roadway;
celebrated physician once impressed upon my
mind the Importance of keeping a good medicine al
ways At hand 20 be 1T all times prepared FIR any
emergency. He said DIR. Railway remedies we're
the best and easiest obsailed, being "word-re-
nOWned." took his advice, aud keep all Of Dir.
Railways preparations always in the house. and be-
leye that they have been the means Of saving my
life many years, ard am now verging seventy.
advise all welregu atod families keep DR.. Rad
ways Medicines in the house, especially the Ready
Relief and Regulating Pills
(signed) ANDREW LEMUEL ADAMS
195 PanettO-st, brooklyn
March II. 1881
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27

TO THE PU BIC.
Be sure aud ask for RAILWAYS and see that the
name "RADWAl" 4, on what you buy.
RADWAY CO.. 81 Warren ST. n. 4.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-08

King Lemuel's mother was certainly q
w. q. T. u. woman, and ought to be
recognized as such.
The ranks OF the w. c. T. U. were
moro than doubled. 1 organized
Loyal Temperance Legion OF l3O, and
left the Athens union the banner
union of the state, both in members
and enthusiasm. 1 think they will
want tho next state convention.
S. Z. CHAPLIN.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-08
Strength and Health .

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. II Ella
Grippe" has left you weak and
weary, use Electric Bltters. This
remedy acts directly on Liver. Stom-
ach and Kidneys. gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions.
II you are afflicted with Sick Head.
ache, you will find speedy and per.
manent relief BY taking Electric Bit.
tiers. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SOC. at j. G. Pol.
ster's Drug Store, b
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-08
Notice of Appointment as AID.
nliniStratriX.

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned
was by the probate court OF Cherokee county,
Kansas, upon August 9th, 1891. duly appointed
TO be Administrative Of the estate of George W 4.
KOOntz, deceased. late of said county, aud that
she has duly qualified ~ such administrative.
All persons indebted to and oil having claims
against said estate are notified that an early set
tlement ls desired. MRS. IDA kOONTZ,
Administrative.
Dated Baxter Springs, Kan, August Z, lS9l.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-08
Notice Of Application for Pardon !.

NottC0 OF AppICatton Tor Paroous
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday, Au-
gust Gath, 1881, George p. Hill, now confined In
the county Jail Of Cherokee county, Kansas, fol-
u violation OF the prohibtory law, and sentenced
to pay flne Of 600, viii apply TO the governor
for pardon. GEORGE p. HILL.
Baxter Springs, Cherokee county, Kansas,
Aunust 9Th 1891,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-08
Administrator Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
was, upon August 5th, 1901, duly appointed by
the probate court Of Cherokee county, Kansas,
TO be administrator OF tile estate Of Merry w :.
Smith, deceased, late Of said county, and that
he has duly qualified rs such administrator.
All persons will take due notice hereof.
o. LATHR0P, Administrator.
Dated Baxter Syringe, Kan, August7, 1851.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-08
Notice Of stockholders Meeting.

Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Galena, Guthrie & Western Railway Com
pany will be held at the Office Of the company In
day, Aug. 10, 1891, at O'Clock p. m, for the
election of board OF directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such other busl-
ness Us may properly come before the meeting.
Oh. NICHOLS,
Secretary OF the G. q. & w. Ry. Co.
Dated Baxter Springs, Kan, July n, 1871.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23

lid Der YhpIolog unO Gbcmifer 6elir 6oppes
Sepler, geb. &c. 2e;. 1925, lett 1872 9to@
ieiior in SraBburg. D. Reo.) cine halbe
Oitlion @tart ais Stittuuq beitimnlt babe,
nm Die GrfOrhung beS 8elens Der ueHlfs
ltfen Seele Su t0roern.
Cur Seier oeS @eburt8tageS ieincr gtut'
ter, Der Saiierln 6rieoridl (geb. 2l. 9tou.
194O), CAB Aaler 9Silhelm heule abenO I'M
neuen Yalai8 in Yot5oem siu @alasSans
fett. Sier uno III Eot8Oam Uaren pleie
@ebGHpe sur 6eitr oe5 Cages hubld) 6et0@
rlrt.
SIM 9topember uno DECEMBER Su ltetern'
Der gSaijen muroe beute 0ttttag nit 23S
Dtart pro 1000 &llo notirt. 9a8 rultl1e
WaBens2u8fubruerbot ucrur'adlte bier EN-
weitere8 Stei9eu oeS gSaiSens nm ? Bouts.
Nellon i. @oot, peld)er aHatebt, EN- go
ftoner ,3eituHg8 Spnoltat 3u pertreten,
muroe ais SdlWln0ler Uerhattet, neil er III
benz 8fai ld]sn pltlnerua y ,el" elneH
Wonat lpObute ohue Mitrel SUI SeSahlun9
Su beitgen. Goot Mil GoltoH NIT elnem
Sent im &erm0geu perlaiieu haben IN Der
Abild)t, IT'D yltn Die GrOe III arbelteH."
Inter Den Jest bier befiuoIlteu berporz
ragenoeu 2lmerifaucru liuO s. 3. Sarner,
DIG ~Stlllut pto VtNtIulo ~. =" S-uHNSN
uuo OUulo =. 8eu. 2eUterer bat ben Iuts
trag, I'M Rameu oeS Sdagamte8 III 98albs
lugfon BEN europdiidleu 3fe9ierungen DE
30Qgeiebe in SerbtHouug nit oeu tiir 9bIs
cago beittmmten 2lusleuuug8 @eyenlt0nosn
Su ertldreu.
Ger SOIoner %erleQer 6Ou9Dton pers
iudte, 2eutid)e ibcr Oie 2Siriungeu 0e8
amerlfaniiden SerlagSrcdtS @eieBe8 auI-
5uflQreu. Gr bebauptet, ote QeutdeH leien
uou &orUrtbeileu beieeIt uno mIiBten Die
&OrtbelIc, Die llnternebmungsgeIlt blete,
ntd)t SH murbjgen.
Ser amerItaniid)e 6umoriit o0tart
GUatn" Samucl g. &lemen8) ueranlaltete
beute elu gabeIfrIbtiif, Su mcldIem er
6rau @eHeral paucof, oeu ameritanIdlcn
@cllu0teu 28m. lSalter @9elp8 uno onoerc
beruorraqeuoe 2lmeritaner enIuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
9ns Sranoitifter attneflaat.

M i NJ on, Del, 21. MOB
Die @ranos9urD bat beute cine 9ln3abl
Herionen in 2lnfla9e perieet, lucldc oerz
badtig iiuo, Die 9upOnt'idcn 6abrits
QebduOe in 8rano scitedt gu baben.
Der bepOritebenoe 8ro;cB erregt nm 10
lebbaItereS 5ntcrelle, ais Die Detectives
9ans neue 2lnholtSpunfte iibcr BEN Ser
gang Der am 10. Sftober 1890 ltott9ez
babtcn furftbaren GgplciiOn in Der Ous
pOnt iden Eulucrmiible, bel Der Elm
QuecuO Bcri rionen umgetommen lit, &C.
iunOen baben iollcn. Die beute in 9lnz
floge pcrieeten @eriOnen iinO: 8m. 5.
Gibbons, wcld)er ourd 0eteftiue8 in
FbllabcIpbia perbaftet porocn lit; er io0
oaS erlte 6ahwerf9ebauoe am 26. De-
sember 1889 in 8ranb geitcdt baben;
Gowarb Glarf, 0tarp Glart, Soiepb
@larf uno Us. 8. Gibbons, wcldc oas
aIte 0upout'lde @ebauOe III Srano se>
iteft baben iOuen; Gugen 8urn, melder
am 21. Sanuar 1890 6euer an oa8
u6lemin9z @ebauOe 9ele9t baben iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
Son,nffeiSrIEI ISrulpfin,,

8itts burg, ia, 20. Jtouember. -
Der 0ampifeiiel BON 6entou & 6rampton'5 5
SQgemiibe i'll Jtens@oitle, Ya., erplooute
getern Ntorgeu, uno Der llufall wlro wobrz
ihetuId) ben GoO Uon Sluel Arbelteru Sur
6oIge baben. Cur 3elt Der GrplOTOn ar
belteten utey OtQnuer III Der Muble, melhe
QmmtlIt idwer uerleet puroeu, uuO 5met,
Nluldm 0uberrp mo 4ha8. lSlllon, pGbrs
iteiulId] t0otllb. Die belOen 2etteren mur-
ben anger aHoeren GerletuHQen dredIid)
perbriibt, mdbrenO &llii6rO 6euton uno 5.
u. Staffuro leId)tere GranoWunOeH all ben
,6Qnoen uuO III @elifte oauon ruseu. 9aS
0ebQuoe murOe Sertrummert. llrlad)e Der
GrploTan mar, DaB Die sum 0amptttliel
tibrenoen HaNerrObreu wdbreuO DER gtad)t
elngeiroreH maren, uHo Der GamprteNel gu
belB lpuroe, ebe Die Jt0bren Uleoer aufges
tbuut Daren.
Gbattauoog a, Eenu., 20. @toO. -
Sn 0teuto9a, 45 Ntelleu iluBabmdrt8 uOn
bier, eTplooute beute Der Iampffelel elner
SdgemUh!e. 3pel Iuuge SOlue Oes Glz
geutbumer5 ). i. Satten5 muroeu get0otet
unO Salteu5 lelbit, iomte Elm lrbeller er.
Iltteu @lteberbrIid)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23

RaOifaIe Snrner prptci:irem geacn ole fIr;=
Lidle Sprengnng Der Auardliitcnucriantm
lung III 8reif's Sale. - Seine 9ctbtiIiz
9mug Der eonlcruGttnea an DEM 8roteits.
@btca9O, p. 9tOpember. = Sin
Ghell Der Gbicago'er Surner bat cine
YrOtei itoer iammlun9 gcgen Oa8 9Orgeben
Der YOli5et abgebalten uno OaTelbe perz
Oammt. Sie i0Bten Sel6laBe, in oenen
auf'5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9cgcn alle Ser
iude Ser Boli3ei, Elm BObelz unO Snip
pelregimeut etn5ufijbren, prOteltirt miro.
G8 wurOe beidlOneu, 0toIenperiammz
lun9en ab5ubolten, nm gegcn Oa8 unz
wHroige 8enebmen Der BOlt3et gu prOtez
itiren. Die Qelegoten Der iinBebn
Sereine, bic iid an Oieier Seiammluns
betbeiligten, cOnitltuirten iid gu einem
itebenoen @omite 3u Dem .3wefe oe8
Sdube8, mic e8 betBt, IOucit Elm iOlAer
m0glia lit, pon @eieB, Sronuno nn0
Ssrctbeit 9e9en fernere &cr9ewalti9un9
Ourt Die YOliSci. Sin 6iinierzGOmite
wurbe eruannt, I'M bei'm 0t0DOr unO
goli;eidlef pOr3uipre6en uuo Die @es
nannten 3u pcranl0iien, Die an OerSprenz
9uu9 oer Seriammlung lduloi9en Poltz
3litcn in Offentltder SerbanOlung ab3uz
urtbeilen uno ibre5 Imte8 gu entIcgen.
Gin 0icier lrOtci Iammlung uabmen
nur Die rQoitolcn 2urnpereine She'll,
Die ie orei 0ele9aten abgeianot batten.
Die fiinf conieroatiuen Gerciue, Die nod
Dem olten 8un0e trcu 9ebiieben iinO,
foBteu 8eidliilie, in Oenen iie Die 2lnz
iiat ausipradeu, OaB eS nidt Sa9e Der
9uruer lei. ltA 81 9ttdtern llber Die 30
ltjct auf5uleeen, oOer ptc Der rSlncOlnz
Gercin" Die pom ge;lrt5pOrort au8ges
gau9cne GinlaOun9 auf Den Gtid ju
lc9en.
0us GOntite, ba5 bem 8Oli3cidef
feline 2luiwartung madte, erbielt Die ;3uz
iage, oaB oa5 3erltOrte gigentbum oct
2lrbeiteror9onilatiOnen, Die bel Der Stag
sia in Greli8 9oQe nit leiOen muBten,
auf Soften Der Staot ericst weroen
wiiroe. Sm llebrigen ertl0rte audi bier
Ser Boli;eid)eL oaB er I'M Seiib pOn Snz
formation lei, bic e5 ais abiolut 3wciz
feQO5 erIdeinen lolic, OoB Die 9eriamu>
lung 5u reuOlutiOnarcn 3wefen urz
lpringlib beitimmt mar. 0ieie Sniorz
nation weroe er ipater befannt geben,
unO OaHn werbe audi Oa8 @ublifum oa5
SOrgeben Der 4Oli5ct geredtfertigt finz
ben. Sopiel perrietb Der Eoli;eihei,
baB Elm gebeime8Grtular OcrtBeilt worz
ben lit, peld)c8 Die 9lnarhiiten aufiorz
oerte, nad 9reif'5 Saue bewaffnet gu
fommen unO Wllttcl II. 8ege 3u finOen,
bic alten gruppen Ober ben y2ebrz unb
@ebrzSerein" rpleOer gu Organiiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
Scr lnnInen.

Nbileue, Ger, 70. Nopember. -
gSm. s. 6rl3Sle, welder i'm 5anuar B. S.
in @omau@e GOuUtg, Ser, ielHe gran er-
moroete, murOe beute I'M blen9eu@eiaUgHlBs
boie ourt) ben 1uan9 bm6erldltet, Haf0em
elm 8eriud), Den @ouUerueur Dogg 3u be-
megeH, Oas 5ooesurtbell III ebeusldugihe
@efQngnBba1t um5uuaHOeln, ie9Igel4toz
gen mar.
6rlj;le iflen ilt p2hreuo Der IeBteu paar
Gage letneS EebeHS m1t OIe gerlngllen 0e=
buuten lber lem traurtQe8 Snldal 81 ma
d)eu uuo ider5te beHQuOIg uUer letne beuor=
ltebeuoe QlHsihtHug. Grit porgelteru rldl=
tete er Ole lOHOerbare Bite al ben SderIfi,
8u qeitatteu, oaB eln 9IedJmuittcorps ielner
QnrdtuH9 benUObue uUO Diuilt OaSu lle=
fere.
Roanofe, 9a., 20. Houember.- Der
9ieger 9eurp Jtomltu ruuroe heute 3u Sim
CaIle Uegen Der grmOrouug eueS ltallenl.
id)eH Wuurer8. JtameuS Nto8ca, aus Yus
tanau, Sa., gebdugt. 9iorultn uerbradte
elne ru9l9e 'ltad)t uuo giug gefaBt III ben
SOD. Gr erfIdrte, er wIile, oaB inn ielne
SdulO uergebeu iei. gtopIIn mar uur 10
Sabre alt unO eln oelperatsr @sie1e. 2&uI.
9auOriOge, meId)er, rule JtOmlin bebauptete,
oil Dem .pior0e betbelIlgt mar, iit nO1 nld)t
eingeiaHgeu. Wto8Ca maro IN Der erteu
Samitag8=Jtatt lm 2ulut D. S. nabe Suz
ClaUau berQubt uuo eumOrOet.
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Der Sc1l1zS atffornt.-5erhdu1utl9e etfte$
p9oseotts" aber Die Observation-Disclosures tn
Rud)eiter.
Snbianapolts, SnO., 21. geop.
- Der bitterite &f, Der li6 bis ieet
i'm Acknowledgement beS SupremzGonz
3il8 Der y6armer 9lOian5" abipie[te,
entIpann iid) in Ser beutt9en 9tadmits
tagsiieun9 iiber einen 8eIdluB, Oen
GOn9reB 5u eriuden, MIR fir ebrenpOu
entlaliene un6 arbeitSuufdbige Geteraz
nen BeniiOnen su bewlQtgen un0 oieiels
ben NIT llnteridaBamt8nOten su be;abz
len. Die Seriammlung tbeilte iid ioz
fort ua9 ibrer pOlitliden 6Grbun9;
3errp SimpiOn II. General @capcr be-
tGmpiten BEN SOridlag, wGbrcno Brdz
liocnt POlf, GOngrcBmitglieO 2ipin9ton
uuo Die melitcn iiioli6en ltitglieoer Inn
uutcritigten. Wtan mari SlmpIOu unO
Neaoer Dor, iie Icgelten untT faliGen
6arben, Oenn ibrer 6oltunq nat mfg
ten iic entweOer gegner Oe8 llnteridagz
amtsplane8 o0er aller Bcnitonen lem.
ytpiu9lton meinte, ser porqei6lagene
Blan mir0e bic llnllouiSmittel I'M
$180,000,00O Uermebren uuo oQourA
cine GrleIdterung Der &aiten bcrbeiIibz
rem, welde jest Die 30Qe bilocteu, bcnn
man UiirOe Seetere nl9t mcbr IHr sic
Reniionen braUben. Simpion uuo
WeaOer wObncn in 0iItriften, in 0enen
Die &etcranen iturf ocrtrcten iiuo, uno
ite frilmmten li9 fOrmlid inter oen
0tebcn, welde Die bemofratiIdcn Dele
9aten an8tbellten, inOcm iie ocn 8eiocn
oorparfcn, lie firhteten iia Dor oen
alten SOl0aten uno ieicn aus oieic.n
9rnnoe bcreit, 0ie ltuteridagamt8tOee
iiber 8orO 5u wcrfcn. Der 8ei6luB
wuroe idtieBll6 nit elmer bcocutcnOen
Wtcbrbett angenommen. 3u 9(eprGicnz
tanten Der r2llltan5" in Dem gum %.
6cbrHar ctn5ubcrufen0cn @Oni0Oeras
tons 9Onutnt wur0en 33 QeleQaten,
le elmer uon ieoem pertretencn StaQt, erz
nannt. Der aus Der gerbin0unQ Ser
Staat8agcntcn nit Del, ,9tatiouolsllnionz
Comp" entltanocne Sfanoal fam pOr
Den SOnOent Ourd cinsn SeIhluB, Der
Die 9cnannte @eieuIdaft tuOoiirte. Die
9tclOluttOn wurOe auf Den Gilh 9ele9t,
unO cine etn9ehCnOe llnteriudun9 ser
Angelegenbelt lit aus Dem g'runoe unz
mO9Il9, OaB Der GOnpcnt iid beute
2lbenO Uertagcn wtrO. G5 wur0e ius
OeiIcn Elm SeidluB oes SnbaltS onqcz
nommen, Die y2lllian3" Iet fiir oic 6anOz
lun9en Der Staat8ogtuten ntht perantz
wortlid). 9a5 ELECTROMAGNETIC Idlug
Dor, Die ScnlazB zBlattform an3unebmcn,
mn IOlle ltatt OeS @orte8 y0orlcben"
iiberall r2lu8gobe" unO itatt n3inicu"
0o8 Sort Steuer" 9elCBt perocn. Der
GOnpent belhlOB beute, ben eriten 8oyz
colt" ms gScrt 3u ieten, nGmlib gegen
Die &lelOeriabrItunten in 9(o1eiter, %
y, NO etwa 5000 glrbeitern 8cldGfz
ti9ung pcrwetgert miro. Der gOgcOtt"
bejicbt iib auf alle HGOen, in Oenen in
9todelter iabri5lrte &leioer fell gebalten
pcrocn. Die 9fcprGicntanteu Scr r2llz
lian5" i'm 8unOcszGOngreB wurOen inz
itruirt, al feinem Barteiz@autuS She'll
5u nebmen, rfalI5 pOrau8iidtli6 Die
6Oroerun9en Der Scaloz4lattform baz
Ourd 9eiddbi9t wiirOen. Die Ser
idmcl5un9 Der n9}ational 6armer5'
alIian3" NIT Der y6armerS' Ntutuulz
SeueiI iItsAHOciation," obgleid nidt off
stell erflGrt, lit tbQtl6dlld, poll;OQen.
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Ser tranre sOhm Oes grtnsen BON gsales.
9So,,tf I'm cinet,, HoIor.

Yitte burg, Ia, 20. !toOcmber.-5l
bem p2uoitOrlum," Ill meldem elu SaSu>
gum 8eiteu oe8 uSOuthloespoipItaI8" IN
@auge lit, erreiguete ild beute Jtahmitta(
cine @rploIon uuo peruriodte elueu 4auit
III oeneu &erI0uf mebrere HerlOuen Su 80
zen geworieH uuO Derlegt wur ell. Gumc
300 Oieuihen mnreu anWeieuO. Dtebrert
oerielben perbraunten ith beI'm yOiden Oel
6lammeu SlemlI9 ldIImm al Oeu 0QuOeu
@5 geIaua blnnen 8urem, Die Jiube berSu
ite1en uuO Die 8eluter febrtgn oaHn 3urud
Der 3ullaHo teiHer Der 9erlrgteH lit beOent
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Gail OOn Jtr. 378, @ranofraBe, 1T per.
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letmatlersGei1dft Seiue Sunoeu partu
groBteutbetI5 JtuHeu uuo 9oleu, uuo e8
perlautet, oaB er $1,000 uOH benz geIoe Der
lelben mitgeHommeH bat.
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alias Soiepb &nOmle5, eiu uotorUder Glu=
BREEDER, meider qeiteru bier inter Der IN
flage uerhaTteE muroe, $4,000 aus Der
ngeuisDur9 SaHf" in gepisbmg, "a, ges
itObleu III babeu, lit all Die YenHjlgUauIer
SehOrpe auSgelIeiert pOy0eH,