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, 1891-05-23

The Wabash Line is now running its
Canon Ball train from Kansas City to
Toledo, vestibuled, leaving Kansas City
at $40 pm, making direct connections
with all trains from the West at that
point.
Free reclining chair cars and Pullman
buffet sleeping cars from Kansas City to
Toledo, at which point as well as at Fort
Wayne and Defian,e, direct connection is
made with all the limited trains for the
East, Southeast, and NorthW estern points.
This is a star route. Ask for youI
tickets via the Wabash line.
@. NJ. Hampson, commercial agent
1927 Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo.
G. l.. Allen, travelling agent.
DENVER, March Is.
, 1891-05-23

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results. or in case of
failure n return Of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
vertised druggist a bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It is
guaranteed TO bring relief in every case.
when used Tor any affection of throat,
lungs or chest, such as consumption, in
hammation Of lungs. bronchitis, asthma.
whooping cough, group. etc, etc. It is
pleasant and agreeable TO taste, perfectly
safe, and can be depended upon. Trial
bottles free at A. F.. Rnedcl's drug store.
, 1891-05-23
N IN

Gold was first coined by Henry III, and
copper vas made money in 1872.
The only pure gold coins issued in En-.
glish history were those of Henry Ill.
Tin was used for coinage in 1880, and the
national farthing was made of this Cam
brian product, with a stud of copper set in
the center. In 1890 and 1881 tin half pence
were issued in considerable quantities.
The present English sovereign was is.
sued in 1917 and weighed twenty twenty
first parts of a guinea The present stand
ard OF tineness for silver coins is eleven
ounces or two pennyweight silver n
eighteen pennyweight alloy.
The guinea in the reign of Queen Anne,
originally issued as a twenty shilling piece,
rose in value to thirty shillings, and was
acrobatic in values till Sir Isaac Newton
secured authority ordering the guinea to
pass for twenty-one shillings sterling.
Bronze coins were introduced in 1860, re
placing the old copper coins first legalized
by the fiat of Charles II, and afterward
made by James II from old guns, copper
vessels, pewte pots and a general assem-.
blage of comparatively worthless metal.
In the reign of Edward | the pound in
tale Of silver coins was equal to the pound
in weight of standard silver. The pound
~ boue was uINIied luJO twenty snllllnBS,
the shillings into twelve pence, and each
penny piece weighed a pennyweight or
twenty-four grains.
Before the mintage of gold coins in Eng
land the byzant, valued at ten shillings,
was imported from Constantinople. and
Florences of thesame value from Florence.
Edward III subsequently minted the noble,
Edward " the rial, Henry VII the double
rial, James l the laurel, and Charles II re-
vived the old laurel coin under the name
OF the guinea.-Age OF Steel.
, 1891-05-23
TWENrY poLLAR GoLp rIEcEs

Mrs, John Curtis of Peoria. H.. writes:
Used one box of Usage Pills previous to
my second confinement; they worked like
a charm. Would pay $50 for a box
rather than do without them. as they
have proved a Godsend to me" Write
Usage Medicine company, Wichita, Kas.
s9r particulars. and their book to wives
nailed free. Sold by druggists. Sold by
w. n. Hunt. Cheyenne.
, 1891-05-23

pointed TO NIL the
u~nexpired term
of John II. Rea-
gan in the United
States senate, is
thirty-seve II
years old, and the
first native born
Texan to repre-
sent the state in
that high office.
At the last Dem
ocratic National
, 1891-05-23

Little Johnny Fizzletop has the habit OF
waking up every pight and demanding
something to eat, At last his mother said
TO him:
Look here, Johnny. | never want to eat
anything In the night"
We'll, l don't think I'd care much to eat
anything either in the night II kept my
teeth in Il mug of water. "-TeNhs Siftings
, 1891-05-23

Some Of the Grand Army boys may be
interested in the following from Alex. B.
Pope, A. d. c., commander of the de.
partment of Tennessee and Georgia. He
says: we had an epidemic Of whoop.
ing cough here Stewart, Tenn.), and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been
the only medicine that has done any
good" There is no danger from whoop-
ing cough when this remedy is freely
given. 1t completely controls the dis,
ease. SO cent bottles for sale by A. F..
Roedel.
, 1891-05-23

Tbs day after his wifs;s death a man
gave a kiss To a charming young dAmsel.
His friends pointed out TO him the impro-
pdety OF c conduct, but he coolly re-
piled:
You are quite right; the fact Is, / am
40 distracted AT the loss Of my poor wife
that / DOM know what I'm doing"-
, 1891-05-23

' 100000
lar to the reading
public, lives in
P~ittsburg and is
on the staff of the
Chronicle Tele-
graph. He divides
lis time between
writing editorials
and jokes. He
evolves fifteen
humorous para
graphs a day on
an average, and
carries with him
IA note book so
, 1891-05-23

VVH lie HORACE Chiffon.
was a warm supporter of Governor
Gray, of Indiana, for the presidential
nomination, His claim for promotion
was largely based on the fact that he
made the speech Mt the last state conven-
ton which effected the nomination Of
James Stephen Hogg for governor.
, 1891-05-23
Cherries, 500 per boa
at Heafh'S.
we Hare .Tusf Reeeired

We Hare Just Recetred
II netc Tor Of Cook Books of
OUer 100 pages of usefitf
knosUIedse. .frdu y0Hr-
setres of this opportunity
and secure one Free.
a. U.H-DER WOOD BRO.
Gr0cers, 3I4 Eth 81.
, 1891-05-23

Iae largest stock Of fine brandies. old
WHISTLES, choice hqueurs and superfne
cigars 1t George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1891-05-23
W. H. sIvITgR,s CAREER.

A Humorist Whose Writings Are widely
and Favorably Known.
Mr.. w. H.. Siyiter, who writes many
jokes for all the comic papers, and whose
characters, Cumso and Fangle, Spatts,
Snodgrnss. SniYelY md others nre fnmil.
, 1891-05-23

Not only to get way up rJrk done,
but also to get your darnIng. patching and
buttons sewed on without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1891-05-23

Go to Germania Hall if you want a
good. pure aud undulterated 5 year old
StonewaIl whiskey. 81 90 per quart
, 1891-05-23
ohIr.lry at tbs breakfast Table.

Now. cook, just you look herel Look
at that piece Of bacon I've just given your
mistressl It's the thickest and worst cut
l ever saw in my Iifel-and this piece Pm
just going TO take myself is only a little
betterfH-Londou Pinch.
, 1891-05-23
{ F.
13SZ-S
e~s"rHISsr $50

Something as lost
when you use DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. It's Catarrh. The worst
cases yield to its mild, soothing,
cleansing, and healing properties.
No matter how bad your case, or of
how long standing, you a be cured.
Incurable cases are rare. It's worth
$500 to you, if you have one. The
manufacturers of DR.. Sage's Remedy
are looking for them. They'll pay
you that amount in cash.. if they
can't cure you. It's d pl2in square
offer from a responsible business
house, and they mean it. 1t seems
too one-sided, % much of a risk.
1t would be-with any other medi-
cine behind 1t. It only goes to prove
what's been said /: incurable cases
are rare-with DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Other so-caIled remedies may pal
late for a time; this cures for all
time. By its mild, soothing, cleans
ing and healing properties, it con-
quers the worst cases. 1t removes
offensive breath, loss or impairment
of the sense of taste, smell or hear
ing, watering or weak eyes, when
caused by the violence of Catarrh,
as they all frequently are.
Remedy sold by druggists, only
so cents.
, 1891-05-23
In almost every neighborhood through

In almost every neighborhood through
out the West there are some one or more
persons whose lives have been saved BY
Chamberlain 5 Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhGa Remedy, or have been cured of
chronic diarrhea by it. Such persons
take especial pleasure in recommending
the remedy to others. The praise that
follows its introduction and use makes it
very popular. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by A. Z. Roedel.
, 1891-05-23

VISIONS Violet Cream will keep the
skin proof against the effects of severe
weather.
, 1891-05-23

Horace Chiffon, a lawyer and poll
tician of Tyler, Tex, who has been APP
, 1891-05-23
THE sgHRrNe SEA DISPUTE.

An Important Point Made by Mr.. Blaine
In His Latest Letter.
Renewed interest has ben created in
the Behring sea controversy by the last
note of Secretary Blaine to Sir Julian
Pauncefote. the British minister M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Sr. gtaDmab's
Sariaparilia,, Neiolpent!
0as groBe SlutreinignngSsWittel.


GbronIter Rbeumatismns, ItropbuIoie 9eioen, Griiz
len9eilpui trofeTcS oiiltclr, RrebSeloen, SuH9eHs
blllten, Spspephe, CSlieoitmamnI, @eid)nire, Gje=
itrDie, @iifttrartbeiten, Gitt gSaerlutt eEgIiIte
Srantbslt, SaItfluB, SrOntitis, Shminoiutt L. t. 10.
@rfaItunsen nno sdmerseu in Oct Sm.se
ssbciIt.
g5bYanb, g2isc., 81. gtooember 1885.
Or. H a bpap - gSerther Serr Sd poute Sb1en
Ihon dHeit eini9e 3eiIeH gum Sobe Shres Sarfaparz
tiInzfeioIpsnt itreiben Sor ot1tSebr SahleH ems
piabI i'd oieieB ytittel Or. 3immermann in SuatoRz
ma, WHn., Der mir Elm ldn9lGhriger Srcunb eeneien
mar, uno d9te bm, b16 eS fen beiieres piteI aeQen
GrflltuHg u1e Sdlmerien IN Der GuHge 9ebe Sr perz
lIdte es Tnb bantte mir oaHn piemQlS, binuIfiaerb
oG6 es fsin beeres Dtittel gegen bieie 8rant6eten
8ebe, nRo lett srpfe9t sr es ieineE atieHten. SD
enpfab es aut DrH. 9irbo, eiHem 2lpobefer in
SnatonHa, nno lett bdIt er e8 porrdt6io S}E IppIe,
ton, SSiSc., uurbe it) nit einem iunsen Manne be-
taHTt, Der etnen idtmmen Suen bate, uno pon ben,
man beItrdtete, oo6 sr Die Sctiptubiutt betommtH
i!no rad en9er 3et iab id i'm iriid uno aeiuno sJ
ofutfe mn fparm Die Sono uno ia9te mir, eaf c,
p9he mln 1eet be9ra6eH cin tpiroe. Us bat bn lebl
lnnea 9epetlt. Sor unaeid6r ieds.ebn Sabren fam
en- ufaHn 5u mir (in Suutb) uHo ia9te, bag ieiHe
ra an ettem uftcn tirbe; hattie spe glerSte perz
Ian, NEo Eat eiri9en 2daen mar lie 9efnno. gReHn
SlHoer huien, 10 III cine 3os eenu9, iie su heiIen.
SD bride Tohmals meiH Gritauren iber oteIe IrSnet
aus uHo tdnT rnr 3eoem rotheH oteleibe i'm Sdue 3u
1abcn; lie pcrbatet in pieIsH UdlleH cine idfpeu
Rranfbeit Il. I. ~.
Sbr er9ebener &. Gruidfe.
Or. 6apwap q Co., gir. 80, gSarreHiraSe,
NeluzgOrt.
Hg-gnbas 8ubIifum,--Ge Gehet iid5er unb pers
iIsngt Waspap,s uno khst oa6 -gsas,sas" on 9sm
IT. I%e Sd: fault. 1k&
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(et,. ,,lSrafcr-SrftSf.G 4

Smabu, 80. 9uli,-Wtan melbct,
OaB sic r2lmericansSiscu Company"
ibre 6abriten ;n Snlaba, 0enucr, Sc
oarz9iapiO5 uno 9c5 Wtoine5 al Die
,9tationalzGrafcr Company" pcrfauit
Oocr pcrpadtet hat. Die leeterc G)eicllz
idait bcitebt auS 2lftionarcn Der Srltez
rcn. @leid;citig nit Obiscr 9tadridt
famen Scpeiden, iucId]c Die @cidditSz
iHbrer Der uerldicOencn 6abriten inz
itruiren, bic lrciie lbicOer aui ocn friiz
bcrcn Setra9 81 crbObcn. 9isber wurz
Oen rie nSrafcr" untcr Dem Stritelz
lungSpreiIc pcrtauit. G5 pcrlautct, oaB
Die , simericansY YiScuitsGu GumpauD" fiiniz
tiqbin ba5 0cihGit weltlid bon Gbica9o
uHO Die n9tatiOnalz@radcrzG ompauD"
oasicnige Oitlid BON bort cOntrOltrsn
uiro, UNI Gonturrcn; 5u permeioen.
5ernsr mill man wiiien, OaB Die y9taz
tlonalsGrudsrsG Gompanp" Die loebcn erz
worbenen 6abritcn bis aui &eiteres
lAlieBen wirSe
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Mns StaIicu.

Sar6inal yaoigerte ertldrt, l:ine Sfiuens
fung i'll baS republif0nrt)e Eager iperoe aui
Die nadite Yapiiwahl Don entideipenbem
Ginilulle lein. IS t0nne feinem 3meiiel
uuterllegen, OaB bas nddIfte @onflape einen
frau;ofiden Sarniual 5um Yapit erwiblen
perbe.
Die genueiiiden Seh0roen beGaupteu,
baB Die tiirslld] entlueuOetrn SeiiuuaSpldne
oon feluerlel 8idltigieit ieien. Su @euua
iluo iibrrgeus geerN nod III &erbtnouH9
nit bieiem 0iebitapl nlebrere Serhaitnnsel
Dorgenommen luor0en.
0eu Auard)iiten menSet bic ttalieuiIdle
9tegieruug belonbere Suimerfiamteit su.
Sn 6aenSa mHroen geitern fiinfsehn 0erren
Oteler !Suuit htnter Sd)loB uno 8ieQel ge<
bratt uuO luie es bciBt, ltebt cine Jta,Sla
auf aass, mas 9lnurtlit belbt, in Der SiirSe
III Som ielblt beuor.
Sberit 2egbourne, luelder in Ieip>Oorf in
Serbinoung init Dem Ylane jur G,riinoun9
elmer fatbolild]en 0aHt befauut lpuroe, bat
am 0tontag in 8om elueu Selbitmorboer>
iu9 9emad)t, inbem er ild) nit elnem 9faIrz
meier BEN Baud auii6Iite. Gr ipiro
Id)werlidl oauOntommen. Yetuuidre ser
lutte loQeu i'm III Der &bat getrebeu baben.
-yegbourrle 1T ELL Sdotte uno beaB friiher
elm groBeS &ermOgen. Sor etlid)eu Sabren
gelan9te er auf DIE I}bee, baB eiue auge=
meine tatbolilde Sant en lebr geminnbriuz
9enpe5 lluternebmsu iclu Tiiie. SeiH
Blan mar, Die SautgeiddIte aller 8atbOlli
fen Der 9Selt inter euer elnbeltllden yels
tun9 81 coulollOireu. Gr erlaugtc etnen
Sretbrlef in 9entudp uu0 benliihte lld) 0aun,
eluIluBreidle Mtdnner i'll amertfa unb gu
ropa tur oa6 lluternebmeu Su 9eplnncu.
Anlduglidl faub Ger Yan all9emelnen 2lns
tlan9, unb man glaubte, 0aB ell Itttentas
pltal bon S20,OO0,000 obHe Wtuhe aufges
bradt meroen tonute. Die Sant mur0e III
Yarts etablirt uno Swar, ME yegbrurue be-
hGuptete, nit ipeSleuer @enebulgung oe8
9appeS. Der eruartete Grtol9 blleb tnbel=
ZEN aus, uno baS 9eld)dft 9lng balO IN Die
Srl6e. 2snbourne iou lett Ieuer 3ett 9clz
lteS9eltOrt 9emeieu leiu.
Mniere sluSiteumnas: Is ommiNdre.
= 8art8, 80. Suli.-0as auSw0rtlge Cos
mite Der @bicago'er Ausleauu9S .GOmnUis
llon bate cine llnterrebuug nit prH. 3o1e,
Dem franS0Tldeu NanoelSulnllter. Der.
Itlbe neriprad Den &5erreu, Die Cooperation
Srautreib'S all benz llnternebmeu nOnl0g.
llt au ild)ern.
Ser Tadjla6 clues s,rttIerS.
. ariS, 80. Sult.-@ine Urau, 9tamcnS
YeCano, lano i'll eiuer Dtotrate, meldJe ile
aui Dem ioAenaunten 6lObnartt nabe Der
Sarrlere De MoHreulI getOuft bate, eineu
Seoerbeutel nit $1,000 6ranc8 Ill GoO.
gSie ld) berauSitelt, geborte Die Ntarage
einem Settler, mclter HnlGngit geitOrben
mar.
9Iaine's ShpicncrIubn.
2onbon, 80. Sull. -5r. 9Salter 0amz
rOib lit sur 3eit bel 6rn. AnOrew Carnegie
in SdottlanO auf Seiuh uuo mlrp IidJ am
l. sluguit pom Southampton aus nad) 9iews
gOrt einid)iiieu. Gr unterbanOelt nit Dem
ruiiiden 9ompouiten SitaitowStn, unO
Die proleftirte anerlfanii1e 3our oeNelbeu
I'M nGbften 6riibDabre miro pIeucttt inter
9rs. 9amro1's yeituug Dor iid) geber.
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Tuihid1c Sujtduoe.
@eitere Vftttbcilnrscm ruiiiid,er TIndltltmGe
In Bolton. - Sittenbiloer aus 0aterdIcms
Rrih

80 N, 80. Suli.-0ie seiteru auf benz
9ampfer yNorieman" bier angefommenen
rulltlten Subeu ersGblen mettere baaritrdu=
benhe 9eldidlten iiber ibre grauame BE
banolung Seltens Der ruiiiiten 0feglerung.
Gin luuger Wtann, meld)er ielneu JtameH
nld]t mlttbellen wollte, neil er Suriid9eld)tdt
6u iperoen beIiirftet, erflGrt, er babe IN
Slabottp semohnt. Die borti9en Suoen err
helten DIE Seliung, it biunen orei 2agen
su entternen, uno plele berlelben siinbeten,
ba lte tbre Sabe innerbalb lener Selt nttt
perduBern fonnter, ibre 0duer an, I'M SI
perblnDern, oaB ihr Glgeutbum ibreu 6eins
Den, ben fulen, in Die $oGnoe falle. Die
Jtullen teleu baraufbin Die Slid]tlinge al
uno mBbanoelten ile aui's Srutalfle. Gin
0tanH muroe al ben SauN9eleufeu on els
nem Gelegrapbenpfabl aufgefuiipft nno 6lpet
StunDeu lang bdn9en gelalieu. alle Uamz
lien, Die 1bre SGuler ange;iinbet batten.
ipuroen SIR Deportation mad Sibirien pers
urthetlt. Inter ben Serbanuten befanben itd
Der GrSdbler, iein Sater uno iein Sruoer,
jebof gelang eS benz @ritereu, sll entpet<
den uno nad) Amerifa su entflieben.
Nnoere Slitd)tlinge Iuahteu 9Rttthetluns
gen iiber Die @reuelthaten, ipeld)e DIE rulltz
l6e 3iigeaoie Soloatcsfa an cen ipebrloleH
Snoen oeriibt, lowie iiber Die gegen Die S.
racliten erlaieueu ungeredlteu Seiete. Srs
gcnb eiu ruiiIid)er @briit, melder ilt oeS
GlgeuthunlS zines Jiieii6en gfadbarS 81 be-
mdhtlgen wiinibt, fGnn baiielbe erlan9en,
penn er oem Siirgermetiter ooer tr9eno e.
Hem 6egierungSpertceter ben Sebnten 3hell
bes gSertbeS besablt. Gr erbdIt Daraufhn
Iutoritdt, ben lubiihen @igeutbiimer oil pie
SuIt ;u leeeu unO Seis su ergrelien. Us
iou elm alltagIites @rsgniB lem, baB ben
Suben Die 6duier iiber benz &opfe perbraunt
ober oaB Suoen AMI ber SraBe geltelnlgt
iueroen. Ser 9usoruf: rS6lage etneu
Suoen tobt nuO besabie ;luanStg Hubel,"
(ehua $40 lit III mauheu @e9enpen 0fuBt
lambs iprii6w0rtlid geluoroeu. Seine an
bere euaie, alS cine 9elbbuBe, iplro Icmas
iiir Die GrmorOung eiusS 9uben aulerlegt,
unO iebr bduii9 lelblt biele ulht. Die Su.
ben i'll Der 9lrmee meroen Su ben niebrt9lten
9lrbeiteu 9eSWurgen. Gtner Der beute al1'
9etommenen Siiihtluge eridblt, oaB fur5
Dor lsluer 9lb,eiie eiue 9ln;abl jiioiId)er Scl=
baten, baruuter Der SObu bes @eIuabrSmanz
mes, ginreOe erbObeu, neil tbre 6amthen
bon ben ruliilden Solpaten nlBbanOelt
WOrben ipareu. Sic iuurDen lGmmtIl9 pers
baitet, unb Der grSdbler uertauite iein 0auS
mo dmmtltte Nt0beln, um lelnen Soln
lOsfaIfeu su f0nnen.
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Cine YennfDluauter Wdnberse=
SdIfd1tc.

Yittsburs, Ya., 30. 3uIi.-gBie eine
Spesialbepeid]e aus 3caHnette, Ba., mel,
BET, wuroe SOel 0tOOre, ell fitrllib aui ges
bclmnlBuole g8eiie perihwuuOener, relher
Sitrger, beute 2lbeuO talb uerbungert uno
bcm GoOe nabe in elmer abgeIe9enen 60ble
9efuuOeu.
Gr mar BON 9olcpb uno Mabiion Sopnss
topn, Siuei oeIperaten Suol1eu, bortbIu
gcitIeppt uuo beraubt mOroeu. Die 96ble
mar friiber ben Sepobuerr Der gegeuo utd)t
betaunt. SroBe 2tufregung berrldlt iiber
ben SOriau. Dian muutclt, OaB Uisr ODER
fiinf 8emObner BON Seaunettc III ben leeten
ie6s 0iOuateu abbanoeu tamen, OGne baB
man jemalS mitoer uon ibHen b0rte.
gtorgeu irub miro cine SdaGr Siirger in
Segleltuug eiutger 8oli;iiten aufbrefeu,
I'M Die S0ble uno llmgebung geuau su
Ourd)iudsn. Die @ebriOcr SohnStopu ilno
nod Oeiperatem g8iosritauO uerbaitet uuO
0luaieit QemQdlt morbeH.
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= u a y &C y t.
Snnlrn Ditto. - @erbauolnmsen oeS repnblt=
faMiidlcn EatiunaI. 8 refutipsS omite's. -
Gorbereituuaeu inr ole uad)ite YraiiSent=
Sd,o 6z(S

gS al btugton, ,. G., 90. Sult.-0aS
republltantld)e 9tdtional 9refutip 9onltte
trat nm llbr beute 9ta6mittag tnl pAr=
llngtoH=0otel" suammen. 8or ben IS Itits
9ltcoern lUaren mn llebeM anme'euo, llanlz
lld) SoriIter %. g. Guap pon Eennlnloas
men, s. q. Charlton BON Soma, s. Sloat
Sallett oon 9teps Yort, 2S. 99. 9upleg BON
SnNlanar Saml. 6ehenOen uou @onnectl=
cut, 9arrett Il. 0Obert Don 9teluzSerlep uno
j. Nt. oaDnes oou Dialne.
9a8 erite 8eitdit beitaub in Grfud9uug
Der bonn Staemeiiter 0uolep uuterbrette-
ten Nednungen iiir 2luSgnben mdbrenO Der
leeteH GampUgue, Uuo bas @omlte pernaAnl
oanu elne 9ie0e oe5 Sberften Scott pom
omaha, Itebr., lpeldler Die 2lusmahl oIeler
Staot Sum Sd)aupIap be5 nd6lteu republic
tantlhen 9fatiOual. auf bereorame
Senc betiirwortete. Die Srage wuroe benz
9an5eu @omite iiberpieieu. Sine Wen9e
a3uldlrttten, oarunter ulele Dou republltam=
lden Polttltern gemahte GoriflGge 6ur Be
tamprung Der p2uiaR;" "Semegung uno
9cr9I., ipurOe por9elegt, uuO oas @omlte
beidl6ittgte iid bauu ldngere 3sit nit Der
Srage, no uno Su Weld)er .3elt bas ganSe
9tauonal=@onlltc Sulammcu treten lou.
9G8 9ftiultat Ger Gr0rtcruug beitlno in
benz 8eitluIe. OaB &orfieer Guap uuo
Seiretar SaIstt ben Srt feitelleIt, uuo baB
bic &eiammlung i'm yto0ember abgebalteH
merben ioQ. "a es ilbli6 1T, ooB Der gtGs
tionalz@Onuent ieds Qouate nadl Der Sers
lammlung beS ganjen @omtte'S ltattfinbct,
10 lulrb ber uGd>itc republifauiid)e 9tattoual-
9ouoent mabrld)elnltd) auf HGd)lteu 0iat
fallen. 9tahocm 2S. 3. Campbell aus 81.
llHot5 anltatt beS S)rI. SEQ. u. QaUl5 Sun
Ytltglieo fiir ben crpGbuteu Staat 9ewGblt
luoroeH mar, maAte ba6 @onltte cine Eaule
OoH Slpci Stunoeu.
9n Der NbeubFtuug reidtt W. g. Guap
lelHe JfeiigHatOu ais DiitGlleb be5 republic
Nntrag be5 oru. Clarion paIilrte oa6 SO.
mite Oanu elusn &eiGluB, pcld)er Die 9tes
Ilgnatiou nit SeNauern aCceptrrt mo ben
Seroieuiten, welbe GuHg Der EGrtei unb
Dem canoe ais &oritfer oeS @ontte'S lelz
ltCte, groBe5 yob ;ollt. Der Seld)luB ld)rclbt
ben republitnniihen Sieg i'll 1888 eluS9
uHo auelu ben Anitreuguu9en S.uap'5 gu,
mo prellt Ienen Oerrn ais elueu groBeH
pOllttIhen 6ihrer uuO uHetgeuuliBIgcH Ya~
trloten, oeNeu Gharuttcr iiber Die neuerOtng5
anT lbn 9cmahteH 4narifle 9dH5llh erbabcn
el.
9tadOem bic 9lstnungen OeS Shaemei.
iter8 ". ". 9uOleg POM JteAnung8s@O~
mite genebmtgt mOrOen maren, rcld)tc aud
0uOlep ieiue Hei9untiou ais SdOemciiter
nno DittglteO 0e5 Acknowledgement pau8
&idid)t auf YrluG;geidGite" Elm, NIB Die
iclbe luur0e purb elueu dbullden, lobbus
DeInoen SeiGluB augeuonImen, we I'M
Sale Guap's. Die AnHabme beiOer &e-
itquatiOnen 1T iibri9euS nod Der @eHebni.
gung oeS gal;cn Gomite'S uutsrworieu.
41r. clarion muroe bicrauf Sun Sorilter
Oes Gretutlus@omite' 5 erpQblt unO ermGd).
tigt, eiueH Sd)atmeiiter ais 9tatiolger
8uOleD's 5u ernemnen. 0aS &onlte per@
tn0te iid1 hiernui
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Sie Shat eines sd,euinfs.

Bropibeuce, 8.sS., 90. 5nIi.-9ie
brei;ebnjdbrige @srtrube 9&blte murOe beWe
9iadmittug in Sohniton purd einen uube.
faurten S6urfer, weld)er lbr eInen ibarfen
0ieiiel in ben 9tideu bobrte, mabritelult6
t6otltb permuuoet. 9tr 3h1ter eutfam.
Seine Seidreibuug past 9euau auf einen
Ntann, meldler heUte III Der bleltgen Staot
Elm uameuoics 9erbreder all euenl fleiuen
ninNdlen Ill nsriihel nErllIilte
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(ttt
8 IT, ,t +
nit 3eit.

gei ibren erlu6en, Scr
pprrilfenren 3eit Su Pptten,
mitl1en Gamen III pem &en-
epntre eilli9e Sle0uen pa-
ppn tro9en, Gieie fDnnen
Iie jebDh, lolpeit Der Gtil1t
1T Setraht fpnlntt, rlutb
rerhtSeiti9en II. re9clndbi8r1
@ebrauh Spn ,,0lenn'8
S6lpcfcls clsSclic" cerber>
gen. Sbne bic 9pren sit
perltppfen prer bic 0jciu1o>
beit pcr 9aut ir9enpwie Su
ihaoi9cn, beiriti9t tte ppn
brr SberFdAe Slilt0en,
6illncn, G0tAr lnb bic 0er>
iAicpenen Gntiteaun9en int
GefDl9e pOn Sunebmenbent
Sitter prer Ginlpirflm9 Der
Spnne. Oim bitte iiN Upr
dllhun9en! Sn slpptbe=
fen st baben, Die i3rit
sreift ebeniD ba5 9aar, mic
ocr1 Ietnt at, SlQein bent
lm9elantcn alten SiulA6elt
labt iiA oltt birr nit
SINS aagenblifli6ent
9aarfarbcm mittel" "trpselr,
lpel6e5 otf Dem 9roueIt
5oupte bes sllters pcn6ouA
Der S5ugenp rrneuert, g5
lit ba5 6rite lmO rrinlte int
Gebraucte befinbli6e 5aar-
fdrbenlittel. n
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Gine cpattpn fiir sant ssomes.

Soufon, Ser, 30. 9GdbrenO
Ser uGpaugeliit" Gam 5Ou.s heute 2tbcnO
oabier oor eiu.m grOBeu 9ubIltum preoI9t.,
brsbteu gottlOe 90leIuihte pI0gItd) ou&
@0s aus NIB bombnrolrteu ben Grluefs
fungSprcOiger, iOwie teiue 5ub0rer, gr0Bs
tentbetls 6raren, NIT ruulen Giern. GrOBe
GEtriiIuug berrid]t iiber Die @emaltthat.
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gtrbeit 1tu0 %plli,.

Yottsuille, Ya., 30. >Suli. - Gtne
pom SupertnteuOcuten Dtllllteu III On biez
iiaeu 3eitHuQen OsrOientlld)te &efanntmGs
dung 0lbt Den 500 ItrIteuoen Qrbettern Der
pYottsuiqe 9roH- & Steel Co." spei $50
den 6rlit SIR 9Sieoeraufnahme Der 5bdti0=
felt. sails iIe bis oablu niGt ;uriittebreH,
10 iollen ie NE mieOer 2rbet pou oer Cont
pagHie e:b0teu, uno Die gett,re mlQ ais
paun 9ti1tslluloniten anitelleu. Die y8erte
iluo bsute tbeilpelie i'm Setrieb.
YhilaoeIpbi q, 20. jHl.-9ie 8irreu
III 9obiou'S Spinnerei, ipsl6e aeittru, Hads
Dem Gags porber Elm @ompronig er;iclt
mOrbeu mar, in 6olge Der Gutlaiiuug pom
33 Striteru auf'5 Jtcue ausbrahen, pHybeH
beute beHHttiu 6eigeltgt. 4le Sriter, ites
ben auSgenommen, murotu iuieOer an9..
nou1meH, nm au0 Die liebeu ioQeu lbre
SteQen SuriId erbaIteH, iObalo iie ben 4rIn=
slpaleH abbitte tlir 9eluliie llnb0illhieiteu
leIileu.
Seoalia, MO., 80. 9uli. - Die pWii-
iourlsSauia eraS= 8ahn" wirO aus Spar.
iprutetts-RudTdtcu am 10. ltuguit mebrere
6unOert Gngeiteate ertlaIeu.