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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
BREAKING UP CAMP.

Gen. Miles Issues an Order TO the
Troops at Pine Ridge.
PINE RIDGE, $. D., Jan. 22.--A mandate
has at last been given dispensing large
portion OF the soldiers massed here to sup
press the Sioux uprising. The troops of the
department Of Missouri, now in the field
here. to-day were ordered by Gen. Miles TO
proceed to their several stations except Capt
Wells battalion of the Eighth cavalry, which
goes to Fort Meade. s. d. Col. Henry has
instructions to seek a sheltered camp with
his battalion of the Ninth cavalry at dis
tance of not more than ten miles from Pine
Ridge Seventy members of the First
infantry. Col. Shafter, San Francisco, have
been allowed 70 transfer at will to
regiments now here and belong
ing to other departments. These
changes still leave four troops of
the Seventh cavalry, Caprons light battery
of the First artillery. all Of the First Second
and Seventh infantry, the Sixth cavalry
and two companies Of the Eighth infantry
In the field. Forty more guns were surren-
dered by the Indians to Gen. Miles at dusk
this evening.
There was an issue of beef yesterday,
and 5, 100 Indians were supplied accord
ing to Agent Pierce's new method, which
gives twenty-five people as much meat as
was formerly given to thirty.
A review Of the troops in the field took
place this morning at IL o'clock about four
miles from the agency. After the review
of the military, there was display of the
transportation department of the army.
There were 5000 men and 470 horses In
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
SELECTING SENATOR'S.
Villas the Nominee OF the Democratic
Caucus in Wisconsin.

A@SSAA9sA4s
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 22-In the joint
democratic legislative caucus at Madison
to-day Hon. William F. Villas, Postmaster
General under President Cleveland, was
nominated for senator. The election takes
place Tuesday. The republicans will cast 3
complimentary vote for Senator Spooner.
MOODY LOSING GROUND.
PIEERE, 8. ID. Jan. 22.--Gn the third and
fourth ballots for senator to-day, Moody
lost one on the fourth ballot, Representa-
tive Way of Fall River county leaving him.
Two republicans paired with the indie
pendents. The last ballot stood: Moody
75, Trip "a, Harden 20, Wardell 10, Cross
II, Chandler z, State Senator Kyle
Z. The remaining votes were scat
tering. Six republicans still refuse to
vote for Moody. The situation is
critical for him. Mellett, Pickler, Nell
vile. Preston and Clifford all have a re-
publican following that may enter the con-
test tomorrow. An effort will be made at
the republican caucus tonight to induce
Moody to withdraw, and let the other
candidates enter without caucusng. In
this case Mellett seems to lead. The fusion
lists are still as far apart as ever on
the senatorial candidate. The Independents
are badly cut up. The democraua are firm
for Trip. A break is expected sure to-
HNi. i.uW' AuouSu oppOsition Wlh 10 70 tue
republicans to elect If they will unite, but
1t looks doubtful for the present.
CLOSE RACE IN ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. 22.-The two
houses OF the legislature again met in Joint
assembly to-day to ballot for United States
senator. The fourth ballot resulted as fol-
lows: Palmer 10l, Oglesby 100, Streeter g.
Taubeneck, 4. M. b. A. member, then
moved an adjournment. which was carried
by the combined vote of the republicans and
farmers alliancemen, The democrats voted
solidly against the motion.
NINE BALLOTS IN NORTH DAKOTA.
MTNNEAPoLIs. MINI, Jan 22.-The Tri.
bune's Bismarck. N. d., special says: "The
legislature took nine ballots for United
States senator to-day without result.
Pierce had 10 votes in che last five ballots,
and Hansbrough 26 on toe last two. The
democrats voted steadily for Mccormack /.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
FLOODED BY A THAW.
The Country from Massachusetts to
Pennsylvania Under Water.

The Country from Massachusetts to
Pennsylvania Under Water.
WASHINGTON, Jan. GA sudden thaw
and heavy rain to-day has flooded the entire
country from Massachusetts to Central
Pennsylvania and New York. At Pater-
son, N. j., an s-year-old boy was swept into
a sewer, and his body has not been recov-
cred.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa, one-third Of the city
is under water, some OF the street railways
are stopped, the steam heating plant is sub
merged and the fire extinguished.
There is an ice gorge thirty-seven miles
long in the Susquehanna river that is doing
much mischief by backing up the water, and
will do a great deal more il il gives way
suddenly.
Reports Of the sweeping away of country
road bridges are universal, and also the
drowning of domestic animals and tho de-
struction of buildings, with occasional loss
Of human life.
In Palmer, Mass, a man was nearly
drowned in the street in the middle Of the
town. The water carried him off his feet,
and help came just IN time to save him.
all the streams are choked with ice.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
RIO GRANDE's BANDITS,
Fifteen Implicated in the Train Wreck
ing and Robbery.

Fifteen Implicated in the Train Wreck
ing and Robbery.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. GA special from
Brownsville, Tex, says: additional pars
ticulars have been received of the train
wrecking and robbery on the Rio Grande
railroad on Jan. 10, in which the bandits
secured $4,000 in silver, shipped TO New
Orleans. The train left here in the morn
ing with passengers for the steamship
Morgan, at Brazos When twelve miles
from here the train was derailed by obstruc-
tions placed upon the track at point in the
hills near the river bank.
FIFTKEN MASKED MEN.
"Fifteen masked men then plundered the
express car, taking the silver shipment
above mentioned, and rified the United
States mail pouches. The passengers were
then held up and plundered of their money
aud valuables. The robbers then blind
folded the passengers and the train men,
forced them into a box car, locked them In
and left. The derailed cars caught fire
from the overturned locomotive, and but
for the timely appearance of some farmers
living near the sceneS the imprisoned pas
sengers and train men would have persisted.
NO LIVES LOST.
"The fireman and engineer were seriously
injured when the locomotive went over, but
no lives were lost. The officers are on the
track of the bandits, but as the men are
supposed to have crossed the river into
Mexico. there is little prospect Of their be-
ing captured"
The postofIice department at Washington
has offered reward Of 81, 900 each for the
apprehension Of the bandits.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
FREE COINAGE CHANCES.

It's Advocates and Opponents in the
House Both hopeful.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The opponents
Of free coinage in the House are more hope
full Of being able to defeat the Senate bill
than they have ever been. They think the
silver pool investigation, which is to be kept
running for some time, will tend to make
the whole movement for free coinage un-
popular. The free coinage men deny this
emphatically. They say the free coinage
committee of the House shows disposition
to keep the bill out of the House, but that
1t will be gotten out and passed by the
Housa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
CLOTURE TAKEN UP.
morton Makes the Rulings That Civ Q
it the Floor.
by the associated Press.

by the associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The status of
business In the Senate has changed some
"na' since the adjournment last night, and
~ 'ne line indicated in these dispatches.
Aus cloture resolution has been taken up.
~ Hu :, now the unfinished business before
tioD. I senate in the place of the cleo
Son SiTus bill, and this has been
&penieved pndU5ved by the support given by the Vice
dihesIlueht to Senator Aldrich In his effort to
tbron, tbpace the journal of Tuesday last, which
Salehed to engross the attention of the
TbNoe H. Ior the remainder of the session.
lcIo. resolution now before the Senate
rar,.Si!e USSIFe) will probably be debated until the
oftS fttSuoncans secure the attendance of more
ba .uo o aosentees, and this they expect will
tbot next week. 1t is believed that by
Pier0o ia. ume Senators Squire, Pettigrew,
han. Cameron, Quay, Moody, and, per-
Sbap, ingalls,, will find their affairs in such a
SanD. Spe mat they can return to the capital.
naGOr nroot: ingalls, by his absence causes q
practical a;a loss of two votes, for he is paired
St.. aOu senator Allison, who Is present but
in1p ppeu from voting. The purpose of TAX
jnss !" recess at the end Of the days proceed
tI9n " was Is to prevent the unpleasant ques-
aria;N VI Ihe approval of the journal again
10 =, and the effect of the recess will be
untii tsiTinIinue the legislative day of Thursday
'' On adjournment is had.
oPENED WITHOUT QUORUM.
tbis Ilhediately after prayer in the Senate
tbo .' morning the Vice President directed
nronaV naeaVulng of the journal OF yesterdays
sHSSeeulngs. Mr.. Faulkner suggested that
disSC1oum DID, um was not present, and a roll call
sevsn soseo the presence Of but twenty
'''eh senator's,
At 1O.sO
pearoa "a. io:5o o'clock, however, a quorum ap-
NJ ana the journal was read
was Aiorlch asked whether the question
raca;1 ca on the approval of the journal, and,
wjSasiag wjsSod an affirm ative reply, said that he
ionr'sao, iea 70 address the Senate briefly. The
Teco.9 Just read, he said, furnished a
the bSu g.. without a parallel in the history of
wss .IInase. IL disclosed the fact that it
sAnstt ene determined policy of the democratic
Unlsss :, 70 prevent any legislation or action
sbonIs 'nelr wishei as to certain measures
receive consideration and be ac-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
A premium on the Newark.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The report Of
the engineer officers detailed to watch the
performance Of the engines Of tbs cruiser
Newark on her recent Trial trip was sub
mitted to the Secretary OF the Navy this
morning. 1t shows an indicated horse
power Of about 1000. an excess of 500 horse
power over the contract requirements and
entitIing the contractors to nearly $4,000
nrarai1Inn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
MoNTANA's DEADLOCK.
The Two Parties on the Point of Reach
ing an Agreement.

ing an Agreement.
HELENA, MONT. Jan. 22.-Both parties
to the legislative deadlock have been cau-
cussing all day. The democrats first made
proposition that the two Houses come to-
gether with twenty-eight republicans and
twenty-seven democrats, the latter to have
the organization of the House. The repub-
licans made counter proposition, accepting
the democratic terms of twenty-eight re-
publicans to twenty-seven democrats,
giving the latter the speakership,
but asking for division of the
other offices, and that the proceedings of
the rival houses be expunged from the
journals. This the democrats refused.
Notwithstanding the lack Of agreement to-
day there is no doubt but that the two
houses will effect compromise not later
than Monday. The republican House has
adjourned until Saturday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23

MIR. Aldrich moved TO lay on the table the
appeal from the decision OF the chair, over
ruling Mr.. Harris question OF order, The
motion was agreed to-yeas SO, nays 2S
Mr.. Cockrell then came into the arena, as
related elsewhere, and he beld the floor
when the recess was taken
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
Morton Mitchell Married.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Mortou Mitch
ell second cousin of Vice President Nor
ton, who had been engaged to the daughter
OF Gen. Alger, was married privately this
evening to Mrs. Ladd, rich widow from
San Francisco, and left for Europe with
her. His engagement with Miss Alger was
broken last fall by her.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
sAvANNAHs NEW POS OFFICE.

Col. Lester Induces the President 90
Sign the Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Representative
Lester having secured the Presidents sigma
ture to tho Savannah public building bill,
will tomorrow. or as soon as the House is
officially notified, visit the treasury depart
ment and see that the machinery provided
by the law is set in motion. The first thing
will be the appointment Of a commission Of
three by the Secretary Of the Treasury to
determine the site Of the building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
MARIssA,s MINE ACoIpE Mt.
Six Lives Will be Lost as Result of
the NFxplosion.

ST.. LOUIS. NO., Jan. 22.-The mine acci-
dent at MarIssa yesterday was attended
with more serious results than was at first
supposed. William Dobson Of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, died last night, and this morning Will
lam Straker breathed his last. II is esti-
mated by the company's agents in this city
that at least six men will lose their lives.
They inhaled the flames.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
oantt Goes IN wien Brown.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Larry CAN'T,
formerly of the Athens Banner, is here
with Harry Brown of the Alliance Former.
Editor CAN'T has bought a half interest in
the paper, and he and Mr.. Brown viii run
it Jointly in the future.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
ALpR1oH QUOTES HILL.

Fuller Extracts from the Debate on
Cloture.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.--Ths following
are fuller extracts from to-day's Senate pro-
ceedings:
Mr.. Aldrich, in his opening remarks de-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23

Oh tuesdays JOuTuhl InVO1V6u Tue r1RlU OF
the senator to hold the floor after he had
obtained it.
The motion to correct the journal was
privileged question and had to be disposed
OF in ltnine. The proposed cloture rule
could never, he said, be adopted without
resolution Of the nature Of the proceedings
by which it had come before the Senate
THE VICE PRESIDENT READY.
The Vice President ignifed bis readiness
10 render ruling on the point Of order.
The discussion, howeves, was not to be
thus stopped. Mr.. Cockrell stepped in the
arena of debate, declaring that IL the re-
publicans established the precedent pro-
posed it would come back to trouble them.
Mr.. Sherman argued that even il the mo-
tion to correct the journal were privileged
question any privileged question might be
set aside at any time by the majority's
vote.
Mr.. German, after some preliminary OBJ
stacles put in his path by Mr.. Aldrich and
other republicans, started to discuss the
general subject, but was soon interrupted
BY another objection from Mr.. Aldrich.
That gave the Vice President an opportunity
OF expressing the opinion that the discussion
should be confined to Mr.. Harris point of
order.
TELLER CHAMPIONS FREE DEBATE.
Then Mr.. Teller came forward as the
champion Of free debate, and he wanted the
Vice President to state any rule that gave
the senator from Rhode Island the right to
call any senator to order for the manner in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-21
meltaus iteuunes Brieffaiten.

9errn Gusen 5dnon, pref.
8.nrgermetft ter, 9%onnoper. =
Sbr &uflab puroe i. 3. in uulerem 8latte
abgebrudt. 9a bic Norelie beisefagt mar,
10 itebt 3u ernarten, baB Geflectanten itd
mitSbnen in birecteBerbtnbung ieBen tperz
ben. Wir ielbit milien Die Gertretuna
S6rer sei9dftlihen Sntereiien ablebnen.
0erlu6en fte Sbr @lid einmal in Der
Staot W~ftlDautee, Die INNER 11ob feline
Extraction" gefuu6en bat. Moreiiiren
Sic: ~0teoaction bss Milpautee 6erolo,
Wttlpaufee, isis.
ST.. 80 I 8iebn. 494 so a ribfieIb
Npe., bier. Ser Gburmbau itebt nod
in Sra9e, oa ii6 Die neutrality-suspicious.
unb Der nnternebmer @ragin nid6f iiber ben
Bro3entlab Der @eminnuettbeilung etnioen
tOnnen. 8abrideinIt6 piro Der Gburm
neben benz Qusitelungsplab gebaut tpers
ben.
0te 9ttbosropbien bon Der @%uslteuuna.
auT. Die Sic 8esug nebmen, perben nidt
nerfauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-21
Gin famnli6er @etmbera.

Ser S6luB bes %befannten Sderalieoes.
Der oa laltet: r0o3 UNI an trinfen iolben
gSetn, W}uB man Elm geborener Shleiier
letn", bat ben f0nigl. @artenbauoireftor
&arl 5aupt in 8ries i9on Dor liebsn
ooer abt Sabren DeranlaBt, eine sSldde BON
1l5 Ufor9en nit einem @Iasbaus bon Is
10 SUB .9obe gu iiberbauen uno BARN auf
i 6 SUB @ntfernung atp0lf bur6 bds oan,e
s9aus 1t@ btn3tebenoe 0~oppelipaliere analtz
bri1ssn. bic g!eiaseitis oos ianaa &C.
rlst9te Sa9 1titBen., Sieie Spaliere Be-
pflanate er in NbitGnben BON ie b sFuk NIT
$50 8einit0den BON oen eoslltsn gorten
6es Nbetngaues. Dem @robeet aab er cine
Sists son rei9li6 4 SUP unb BEN tuenia
6ur6ldiiiSen goOen ma6te er burdh auee
tubr pom Ounger, &altials Rnohenmehl.
Baul6ntt, Sano unb beraleiden lofer'
lorete FUR Snrdluftung besIelbeu bmr2
5Gblrethe 8rainrobren unb ebenio fir Sen
tilatton our9 Nnbrinsung bon .GldDpen i'm
9a6e. SIR Die 8eipGiieruna tpurpen 2e
graulen anaelest, Die al 4 SUB lanaen. an
et1ey Walerlsitung bsr9nterbanasnpen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-21

mer3ienratb gogeI (Gbemntb): SIR bic
Strulnpfpaaren @Snoultrte iperoe 0as @e>
lhGft na1 ben 8ereinigten Staatel llnlaer
lhtperer. na gan3 beoeutenoc Wtenge1 oers
arti9er Maaren i0on bort ielbit fabrt3lrt
tperben. Sn nt1t allaulanger 53ett tperDe
Der amerifanii6e Wiartt BET glel9er Sorts
e~ntnidelung Der o~ortigen SnoMttrle
fir Oeutldtano tpobl ii6erbaupt per1
loren ieiu. Sin Nusitellen Ger Snoultrte pes
Gbemniber 8eairfeS oiirfte tpentg auf @rS
folge su rednen baben. Nuf etne u1nlrd9e
in Sa1ien babe fi6 ntdt cine eItt5tgeStrmd
fiir cine birecte 8ei6iGung ertldrt es leteH
Dagegen GolecttpzN usitelungen geplant,
Die pobl auh au Stanoe folnmen Durttel1.
= Ote 8ertreter Der @roBeiiens uuo Wtdz
i6inens Subuitrie ipred)en ii9 gege1 Die
Bel6idung Der Quslteuung aus, oa Die
aEf3utpenoenben Soften nit ben 81 erbofz
feltoen @rfclgen, lotpeit BON lolden uber>
balpt bic Jtebe iein tonne, in fetnert Ger>
bGltnille Itanoen. - 9ie 8ertreter Der
6emii9en Snoultrie bemerfell oagegen. oaB
leitens Der 6emii6en Snbutrtelen el1e
groBarti9e 8eldidung geplatt let, od oteie
eeSnou1trte in ben gereintgten Stdaten eth
lobnenoes 2lblabgebiet babe. = SIN tpettez
rem 8erIauf Der 9ebatte mat bet Der Wtato>
ritdt Die Mleinung porberri6eno, oaB etne
Beratbung Der p%orltegenoen Trage i'm Bls7
mum itA nt1t eigne, oagegen, cine Ses
j6idung Der Nusftelurg i'm Snterel1e Der
6euti1en e~ynbuitrie tDobl geboten let. Wttt
aroBer Mebr6eit g~elangte i6lteBli6 fol-
9enoe 9teiolution our Nnnablne:
yeStn 6iublid auf Die Be0eutuug oes
amertfanilden CHARITIES fit Die oeutlhe
Snouitrie unb tn Der @rtDartung, ooB bas
Oeutl6e &etd cine miroi9e 8ertretung Der
beuti6en Snouitrie auf BET Qusiteuung in
@bicago in geeigneter Weiie unteritlBen
iperoe, empfieblt Der Nusl6uB bes beutl9en
6anbelstages ben betbeilisten beutl6en Snz
6ultrie1t etne m0elt6ft umfoiienoe BetbeiliS
9ung."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-21
@uumiidlau6en bon 4!5 3oa Gi6ter @eite

@ummii6ldu9en bon 4!5 13ou li9ter 8ette
befeitigt itn0.
Ser Grfolg entipra6 ben Grtpartungen.
Die Temperatllr in 0telem funitItdenQSetn>
berg mar meilt nm s bis 10 @rao st. b01er
ols Die Semperatur Der Suit auBer6alb oeS
@lasbaules; Bic St0de eEtnidelten it1
portrefIli6, trieben Spei bis brei Bo6en
frl5er ais I'M Treten, un0 ebeulo Daren Die
Srauben bier bis le6s Woden friber reif;
man IieB 1te bis gum 0e5ember bGngeu, 10
baB lie pon1tdnDtg Die @oellGule erlangten
uno 16on I'M 6erbit 1885 einen Wto1t
lteferten, Der benz ~Gbeingauer ni6t nads
1tan6; lelbit in benz unginlttgiten Sabr
1887 tpar btes Der SAL. Ser Grtrag
iteigerte ii6 babel bon Sabr 81 Sabr; tpabz
renO 1885 nur Is Sitter @eiBtuetn g%efeltert
murben. itieg Die glus6eute i'm Sabre 1886
l9on auf 80 Gtter WeiBz uno 20 Sitter 9totb>
mein; i'm Sabre 1887 auf 200 Sitter MeiBz
uno 25 Sitter Gotbtpeit1. 9lu6 in ben fpl>
genben ssSabren fano cine Stetgerung itatt,
10 baB ma fit Die ndhiten Sabre auf 100
Bis 12O Srauben auf ben StoG rednet,
oas lit Is bis 20 WtaI mebr ais i'm 9urd>
i6nitt elm Metnitod arl 9tbein bringt, un0
bofft man Damit bic SeIbltfoifen elmer
Slai6e @ein auf ntbt mebr ais 40 Bfg. su
bringen. Jfah benz vBomologii6en Woz
netsbefte", benz mir biele Mittbeilungen
bor3ugsmeile entnebrnen, iteQte cine @utoriz
tat i'm Wetnbau benz l~1nterne6men lebr
g~Inittge Nusit6ten. Die tbm i'm Wtdr5
bieles Sabres bteles Sabres sugelan0ten
Broben MetBtDein fanocn ieinen 8etfau;
gang ent5ldt mar berieIbe ieoo0 bon benz
Gotbpein. Ginige WtGngeI lagen nun tit
Der ge6anoluug uno Weroen tunfttg it6
lei@t permetoen laien. MiaifrOite 6rtngen
ni6t in bieien gel6Ioienen Weinberg, Ges
gen uno Galte binoern nt6t Die 8efrudz
tung, Trodenbett uno Dlrre balten oaS
Wadstbum Der 8eeren ni6t auf, Den1 man
tam IS imBeinber9e regnen lalien na6ges
liebeu, gu peI6em 3DeG 0treftor 6aupt
etien belonbers iinnret6en 8ert6eilun8sz
Mpparat %erfunoen bat; 9egen ben 6ageI
i6ubt eth 0rabtgttter, uno loute iemals
miber @rparten Die &eblaus it6 bort eins
ntiten t~Dolen, 10 bat ma nur nGtbig, bic
Orainr0bren 81 i6lteBen nlo Die 0Gble
Der Waiierleitung au Dffnen; Die baour6
bepirfte MISUNDERSTANDING lit befanntlt6
oaS etn3i9e ober ii9ere WtitteI CUR Ser
ni6tung Oieles fre6en Gin~OrtngLtngs. SIS
Ialien ii6 ferner tt loldem finitli6en
Q8einberg, pie 6aupt oas aud tbut, 5wts
!6en 1e 3nei &eben cine Stole anbrtngen,
Die i'm Qlpril uno Wtai i6on ibre 6ufttgen
8litben "liefert; Die Sit> uno @eftDGnoe
finb nit Bftrii6>S palieren be5ogen uno
aud tribe 8obnen nno @urfen ftnoen nod
Ylab 5pii6en ben Gebft0Gen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-21
Sonntae uno Ole u5air".
Die Stimmune in Se5us auf ole Sabbath
fraoe.

Die Muderbanoe, tpelde bic @eltauss
fteuuna an Sonntagen 9eidlolen tpllien
mill. betreibt augenbltdltd eit1e lebr lebbafte
Ngttation aur Grreidung bieies 3ieles.
Sod muB gum 8eiten unlerer au9losan1ez
rifanilden 3eitungen aelagt peroen, oaB tie
fait ausnabmloS auf Die Sette Der gelll1oen
8ernunft ihlagen. 50 4. 9. Der v@bicago
5eralo", tuelder gelegentli6 zines ldngeren
Mrtlfels i'm Snterelie Der Sonntagsoftnut9
Solgenoes benerft:
ySoute Das 0auptquartier irgetb cine
M1beutung III Dem Stnne MAIDEN, oteNuss
lteQung an Sonntagen n0Itg au l6lieBen,
10 !Diir0e it6 Elm getDaltiger Yroteit oagegen
erbeben. 3uglei6 aber oIrften Die Mftien
6eS SDnotfats be0eutenb ftetgen, oas oarGr1
1T, Die Tacilttdten fir SonntagSsGerfau
in ben Wtrtbl6aften 81 erDettern, iobalo
IS einn1al ftober lit. baB bic nnterbaltung
unb 8%elehrung Der 2tusitellungsgaIte an
ben Spnntagen in eritet Qinie ben vSaz
looms" iiberlalien bleibt."
Wenn aud pielletbt in ben IeBten8enerz
funeen ein neritedter Qneriff auf b;eg8irtbz
lh0ften Iiegen mag, 10 Deroient bas 8Iatt
bod fir feline 6altung in BET Srage ale
Nnerfennung.
8enE ie6o6 in unierem Nadbritaate
Sltbiana cine 0oltsabitimmung iber Die
Srdae Dorgenommen piirbe, oh bic Weltz
%onsiteaun9 am Counting offen poer 9e=
i9lolien iein lou, 10 tpiir0en Die 2iberaIen
obne .3peifel ben Stea bauontragen; benn
bic greile ienes Staates itebt NIT penigen
Nusnabmen auf ibrer Settle. Sebr ri6tig
i6reibt lber bieie Trage Der lit Qogansport
erideinenoe ugDaros" tpie folg.:
v0te Columbus MISUNDERSTANDING ioute
1ta6 unlerer Maii6t am Sonntag often gez
balten tperoen. Qm Sonntag an elmer
Stdtte gu tpanbeln, pel6e Die Sortl1ritte
Der Menl6bett beranl6aultdt, miro ben
8eiuGern ebenlo penig Shaben briugcn,
tpie oas Nnboren Der Bre5igt zines @pans
%geliiten, pelder Elm Sabres9ebalt bon $1O,z
600 be5iebt. Gbrtitus etrg am Sage bes
Sabbath nt6t nur ourA Die Seloer, lonoern
er pfliiGte aud bic relfen &orndbren. Sen
Nrbeitern in Der 9roBen Staot Gbicaao
fam eS muir bon Jfuben lein. tpenn tie an
Sonntag bic Nusiteuung beiu9en. Den
Sag auf Der Sair SIT perbrtneen, fam
ebenio tpenig idaoer1, pie Der Beluh Der
Starts am Sonntag. Ser @laube Der
Oteni6en at Soft mirb ourd ben 8eiu6
Der Sair am Sonntag feline @inbuBe err
letoen.