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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18
AN EXAMPLE.

A farmer in Michigan sold his
farm of 100 acres in 1864 for $1OO
per acre-not an extravaganza price
at that time-and received $40, 900.
With this he bought $4,000 of
United States bonds, bearing 6 per
cent interest in coin. These bonds
furnished an income of 5000 per
annum, and left him free to dispose
Of his own labor as he saw fit. His
labor, together with the income from
the bonds, supported his family with
out adding to Or taking from the
original amount received as proceeds
from the sale of the farm. In 1873
the 6 per cent bonds were exchanged
Tor 4 per cents due in 1907. At
present rates Of premium his bonds
are worth $12,5OO. How is it with
the purchaser of the farm? For the
first few years the business of farm
ing paid him profit, but since 1873
his profits have been less, until a
state OF positive loss has been reach
ed. AS it now stands, he is an old
man; his best energies gone. His
farm is less fertile, his buildings old
and weather beaten. He has no
more stock than when he began, and
the farm that cost him $4,000
twenty-six years ago, upon which
he has expended all the labor of the
best years of his life, can not be sold
for $4,000. But the money with
which it was purchased has increased
in it's power over values until it will
now buy more than three just such
farms. Is there not something be-
yond free trade or protective tariff
in this example? N. A. DUNNING.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18

The papers of the northwest are
pitching into those resolutions of the
Peoples Party, stating that the
howl over a tremendous crop" is a
bear howl. Let the music go on.
The crop is not so tremendous. 1t is
a fraud. Time will tell. And the
farmers are getting less for the total
crop, than in 1890, when thew raised
less than 4OO,OOO,OOO bushels in the
cOuntpu
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18

Foster PLAYS Funny with tho Banks.
A despatch of recent date from
New York tells in a very congratu-
latory tone what a wonderful ruse
Secretary OF the Treasury Charles
Foster recently played on the bank
ers OF Wall Street. Mr.. Foster is
eulogized for being an astute finan-
ciler and is said to developing"
very rapidly in that peculiar wisdom
vaguely supposed to attach to all
those who control great stacks of
money.
Mr.. Fosters ruse consisted in
agreeing to ship through the SUBJ
treasury in New York for a consider
able less fee than the express COM
panies charged the necessary curren-
cy needed by western bankers for the
movement of the crops. Mr.. Foster
then took the drafts of these western
bankers and compelled the New York
banks to pay them off in gold and
gold certificates.
In this way this Coming" fnan-
cier succeeded in getting hold of
some ST., 100000 in gold coin and
gold certificates. But about this
time the bankers became cognizant
of the monkeyshines Charley was
cutting up; and they frowned on his
frivolous capers and for fear OF in
curing their further displeasure he
allowed his financial meteor to drop
to the ground with dull thud. He
is not developing" so rapidly now
as he was few days since and al
though he still holds the $12,OOO,-
900 gold baby he will deliver it back
to mama Wall street whenever that
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18

John 81. Burke's valuable article
on the Mortgage Indebtedness of
Ramsey County is again delayed.
1t is too good an article to put off,
but at the last moment it was found
unavoidable. Next week sure.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, SEPT. Is, 1891

Our friend S. M. Fairchild, Vice
President of the Iowa Alliance, has q
strong alliance article in the Milford
Mail, Ia. That is a good idea-keep
articles in the country press!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18

A good solid alliance, or Peoples
Party newspaper has been started at
Good Thunder, Blue Earth County,
by F. 81. Griffin. Its first number is
an excellent one, and it will undoubt-
eddy receive a good support. The
starting OF these papers is most en-
cOuraging fact.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18

The State Alliance of Delaware has
been organized, and now the Peoples
Party will come on deck in that
state.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18

It is now believed that Jones will
run independent in New York for
Governor, as the Peoples Party can
didate.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18
COMMERCIAL MADNESS.

Euen the nuocrqtc Press Recognizes the Want of Judg
ment by the Farmers
NOTHING Like it Euer Known in Commercial Historu
tongue talk
have mentioned that the commercial Barons and the political
Dukes had combined rob the had robbed them
have the methods OF these robbes than other
agency, friend OF foe, living or dead
clearly
commercial nobility have but say click my
gentle shepherd aguus crowd the highways
lick the smter's bweed paw At Least OF them do
Shame Here the farmers feet The golden grain
northwest good the highest pos
figure The quality And there yawnng chasm
emptiness FILL The
guns prostitute
with wealth unequad Arabian dreams!
begged enough
steady-and commercial advantages themselves
Lo After sdgeblows the farmers hold
phaanx BUYERS who actually buy the wheat and who
handle options
the good will journals that did know enough themselves
the and supplement in the Offices and issue
appeal hold the gets solid truth
OF senseev grain Judgment
foresghtaD pointed the great writing the wall
THAT WHEAT
Robber Gamblers
might Acknowledgement wheat booming, booming,
until weeks after began Kansas wheat $1s
in Chicago
you gentlemen spuned advice
then poured the grain The syndcates tumbed mil
lions old wheat which caused them the Cuar
poured gran-vue canals rivers
I'M In twenty much wheat received Chicago
one third OF the entire crop last year.
And down. down the price, European struggled
American foy all vain There defense against
500 day at two points Minneapolis and Duluth.
A
will bus market gentlemen you're did it,
Now, sympathy
account of debts
WE DENY THIS EMpHAr1cA1LY
weeks
It takes weeks oo mortgage cha mortgage
This cry
milk The trouble lack Of two things Education
education the alliance who haven't
part guped moudy P
lars for the dose They itand the putes grin
We thoroughly exaspated however pltocac
daily paper gets
that the folly throwing fortunes makes Minneapolis
squirt certainly to
eepers yank bed They've
slept Even the CHASTITY skeletons the
their graves to grin with tooth jaws at the pcture
the wheat
putocray the Minneapolis Tribune Such would
sepe Ephesus point their fingers at the Van Wrinkles
MAKERS
he tine @ who throws years upon the
Toud bankrupt fairly business Business
business men as rule did business the farmers
pouring market during the
% va
s fos
% % ansss sesp
b s Ka1s 9s s 5 its vhs 1
a worse that TIA The
SHo sSs f R' s
ssS 'Rs
that the worked like charm
the holding
upon! ~
But inevitable results hardly
disabled Wheat 400
the reports European disaster price two
but the Hood
upward tendency and threatens blockade agnao
they put the wheat
all right Under aud wheat for
bound Nothing rising scale
combined action OF break
month when twelve months,
the world
back Inevitable When dozen bushels
the buyer dictates his forces the market
must take the consequences. ~ ~
What the needs much
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(stns nnierer seftriseu 2. RoreensAnS8ab
Gtn idIreGlidies SeiG)cnbce6u8ntB.
Snrdl9ebenoc Sferoe peranla fen einen gas
ttf. - @iner oer 2eiotraGenocn setootet,
oicr To otIidl nno on 20 Ieidlt perIett.

pes Motne8, Sa., 5. Sftober. -
gtnem |elhenSuge ;u 2lltooua itieb beute
eiue 6elbe ldlredlid)er llnfdle Su, burh
lpeldle Elm 0tann get0otet, pier Ferlonen
tootlld unb an 6wanSig auDere minber be
oentlth perleet murben. Gtma 40 Sutlten
tol9ten ben lleberreiten 9tid)ols 6emltreet'S
na9 Dem por Dem Stdotd)en gelegenen
SueOhofe, uno uGbrenb IT'D Der 9eit)enSug
elnen itellen 0iigel biuab bewegte, ideuten
Die Bteroe elmer Der lester 8utiheu por elmer
Samp1oreI6maidine unO 9iugen burd.
Ger SSeq luGr itmal, uuo Die wilben
ETerOe rannten 9egen Elm 0ueeno &utideH,
marten lte I'M uH0 oemollrten led)S beriel=
ben. Ills MIN aud Die Yfcroe mebrerer an
oerer Sutlden ldJeu puroeu nno Ourd)gn=
gen, entltano Elm Hanlf unter BEN Snlallen.
Yfanner uno Sraueu iprangeu aus ben
Suhrperfen herlu5, nur nm babel inter Die
Sufe Der H1erne Su geratben. 9ll5 Die fube
ber9eItelt mar, ermlttelte man, haB Gomin
9reSoeu aus altoona get0Dtet mar, nab.
reno 1oIgenoe ulcr YeriOuen 10 id)wer pers
lebt paren, paB iie idmerli9 Die gia9t iiber.
lebeu meroen:
Soepb Beroue, ein Selegrapbiit aus
grinneI; 6rau S. .. @inun, 70 Sabre alt;
0r. &. .. Sapre unO Srau u. 6. Game ans
9telptOn. 9luBerOem babcu Srau Sames
Barter uno 6rau Siaaf Barter aus 2lltoou0
ld]mere Serletuu9eH oauon getragen, mGbs
renO nabeSu 20 Yerionen Seulen Il. Sd)raus
men erhieIten.
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glr. 24O.
peberletOett.

2eber unS Nicren iiuN ucbt Scr;, 2lruoe uuo
MagCn Die WIt1ttlicu arr Grhaltund ocS
gebCuS nptbmnOilel y&rrf;eudr, uup Blidlt
zines <Scoen OGr Is nit iid ieblt ant meiut.
1T eS, btclclben IN r09ljdit Qenmocm 3uitnl0
3u erbaltcn. >Nm G'CIculat IL Ncr;, &inge MD
Ytagen abcr, Die bcin normal organliirttH
g(enden ltou CtnCu Qutcu Huif aushalttI
tonllell, olne Q!ctt) OCU 2Icult ;u Oerlagcg, III
bic Weber cln lCNr culpijuoltd)cS SrgQu, mo Die
lelleltc ztorlng coCr llntWbrCdluug Der &hattf
felt bcrltlbcu nlailt 1Idl QlSbalo iii uuaug
Nchnltcr SSC'e bCmCrtbdr, mo ;luar IN NOrn
ernItItdcr &trUltCluu9cu iiir rmeldoC oic &crite
eine gnnie Hlu;ahl Iaugr latetuider HamcG
ernlnoel hGbtu uUO uCldc wCIm nid)t hCt
s3eltcn oaiU Qcth0u miro, lduAmierigc md
hod)lt ldlmCThaltc NralIhciteu mn gar bGuFg
Den Goo iltr No!Ne habCu. Su Uldltdr;tlid]eI
Srtl'eu pllC4t ulll ale oiCic &cruldrluuaeu
Nuter Dem Ramu yCbcrlciocu ;uiamuenWa
failen. Shrc Sumptoue ituO ielbit iiir bcI
Salell lctd)t CrtcrulbOr: Qrlblt1bc E0rbuu8
Der Yaut, ftlncutlJdl oC8 g&CjEcI iu 9,ugC,
gelbrotpcr mn III ltlIUmwCrt1 S0llcN brdulla
rotber oocr gar biutIQr0thid)cr llrtu, Sdnncri
sell belm 5arnlQNcu, mioCrlid' btttCrcr, galtgcr
@eid)mad in Nuuoc, iil;artlq bclCgte 53uuqe,
gppe:itloNqteIt mo ulWcutlId gSIoCrutuW
gegen bCr 6iCUuB non TlcidpCiiClI, uerbuu0cu
nit SOpfmch, leidtCu NICbCr0riilleu, II. I. ~.
fIllo untriiglidlC &cimTIdcU, 0aR nit Der ycbcr
enpa5 nidt rtt)tIg 1T. Sobalo eJnc5 pocr
mchrcrc btC1cr &CUGcidlGI Itdl 'lthlbar nadlCn,
lit CS 'llr &crmClNmg crnitlldlcr &rautbetteu
unbColugt notbmcuoIA, Die yebCr uou iibCrs
fdiiiigcr Sale, uru alCu Iu'anImlugCu utrs
borbcucr StOfie III bCtrcicu, ocu S0itctrCjS,
LAM I'M &0rpcr III bCi6rocm Wlo III Crlcldltcru
mo ben lGuniid)Cu Hppctit III lClulOCr 2&CIlc
0nWrCgCn. gu otc'Cm 3IuCCs Aibt CS nm tclu
hciirrcS NnGttPl nlS Nlr irIr liltrrE krrlIhutfu
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Sic Sanffatlimentc tn Yenniplra=
fficu.

@leurfielb, Ya., 5. Sttober. - ,Sius
iiftlidl Der SuSpenlion Der bleitgeu nGriten
9tatlonal.Sant" IND Der rSant uou SoOnbs
bale" lit uttts JteueS Su meloen. Die
pSanf BON Ybillip5burg" in YbilipSburg,
Gentres@Ountp, bereu @rdiioeut, !9r. Soma
than Sopnton, Sdypiegeruater oeS 4rdiis
beuteu 9lu Don Der rGreu Jtatioualbaut"
lit, wurbe beute ourd) eineu lGngeru Sturms
lauf Der @ldubi9er sur 3ablun9seintelluug
9esmungeu, leoOd spelielt 9tiemano all III
rer 6abl9teit, ale 2lupriid)e uouitdHOlg ;u
beirie0lgen.
Gluem uOn Srn. Wc@ratb, Saiirer Der
r6OnBOales Sauf," erlaiieueH Gu5weIS III
6olge bera9eu Die Yaliipa Der 2tuitalt
Sl65,0Oo nuo Die se9eupdrtt9 uOrbauoeneu
Atttua 100000. IS erltirt baber @ruuo
Su Der Anuabme, oaB Die 0epoiltoreu teiue
qroBeu 8erultc erletoen mernen.
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Uerfopfun9,

%crfopfuno 1T ciMc Ser or tSuf0frr nor4
fommCuOCu uuo ouilcuoicn &rauthCiteu, iuCld)e
namcutlid) bel NtGunrrU UuO 6raHcH, oic ourdl
ihrCn &Crui I'll cJUCr llbcuNCu ycbCnSDCl'c ges
3uumQCu fUo mn ais AciQuug obcr lioths
mCuOigtcit rcidllid)C uuo trditjgC liahrUug Ut
gcuiCECu pilcgCu, it1 CJuitCllt. @u mo fir ild)
urht gCrahC QciGhr,id'. fum iic 0od I'll Our
CruitCltCu StOruuIcu OCS 2lUGCnClnbCtlllbCuS
2lulaf OChCu mo ;uur bciOu0cr5 0auu, lucur
iIC uCuahldlltGt ruo IN NOlgC oCilCu uCraltct
mWo. >it iriihCrcu 3CltcU pdcQtc man tic nit
aucrCj mincrulhGltIgCl TART mlrtcnoGu NtIrs
turcIl, EuOCrt mn HlllCU Ill hIrrCu: allCtlr
has hiCB ben Eeuttl nit &tcIicbub uu9trCtbGu,
mCil bcitig mirtcnoc 9tbiuhrmttcl Euur iiir
bcu 2lugCublid hcliCl, bel bjuiNcrCu Gcbraud)
obcr cIuct hUd)it ihGoldcu GtulluB AM Die
S0rpcrfouititutinu mo uamcUtlJh an Die
&hQtigtCjtell Der lOg. OItOlCn ErQarc au5ijber
luO Oul &0rpCr iibCr Glcbiibr ldmddlCu. 2Slro
lGttCrCS picllcid)t and ourh Den GclurB bes
iouOCr1 frditQCr 9blbrUN OCrhijtCt 10 OcriugclE
QCrQoc III NoldC otcu blc GCroGUruNSOrQGu
Den SiCuit, lulO bGm trCtct CrHlic, oaS gaitie
gcbeu bCS CpCrS oItiC2 8UltduocS bCDrObeuoe
9ScrpdCuugcu Cily. 2ljlc Die rcttiiiirenOct
g&irhiugCn Der 0ltCu orl'tt'tlcu HurgumtttcL
mCrocu crrCidt, uuo ale l,blCul Nolgeu ot5
GcbrQudlS Hcric.bCu uCrocn UCrluteocu ourd
cine Rnr NIT ct. &crunro Srdutcr Iilcu.
9iciclbcu iiuo auSd)iicGtdl cine peact0btttld]c
2ulontnlCniCtuud, ObuC 2'CimcUQuug irgeuO
mcldcr ihQDlitcu, ouqrCiicuoul ooCr giitigeu
Stoffc mo ulr ans ben betiOnlltcn uno miirs
,tgItcu 9llpmtrdutcrn bercitet. Ste mirtclr
GcImOe anrcgcuO u1o crucidcuA npi Ole &cra
SauugSorQauc, bci5r0crH Die 2lbiuhr Der uua
uroanit)Cu Stoiic, obuc BEN a6rper iu
fd)mdfcn, uuo iillo bnburc1 OnS bette Slutrctnts
gungSnitttCl, b05 Der HiriuciidluB fCnut mas
bon uiclcu bcruorraQcuOcu 3lC5tCn allCr ydlOcr
lno 9>6ltcr uuO uJCluu Eauicuocu bautbarer
Yattcuteu, ocucn iic iclbft inter Ocn eridlme.
rruoncn llmndubcu gcboliCu hobcu, bcreits
miuigit ancrtuUut miro. Sic 4lucu inO III
jeOcr gutcn 2lpothctc lomlc ron y, Ncurootcr
4 60, &Or 2f1G, gieW yort iitr % Gents 6u
L.. rhn.-
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ste @rubenfaitroppc pcl Yuttsptae.

BOtt8Ollle, Ya., 5. SltOber.-0Ie
Grbelten III Der pJtitaroiOus3 3ed)e" luerren
emItg 1ortgeIeet, nno man bOflt leet, Die an
Sumitage uerlt)Etteteu iedjs Grubeuarbeiz
ter bis Slpei llbr mOrgen 9tahmittags 81 er-
reihen. IS erlitrrt leOOd] mn mentg 0ofi-
nnng, Die llugIiidii4en nod lebeuO auiSus
ftuOeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-07

1Steucr= Separtemcut,
~ StaoizS zStcuercinuebmcre= =Snreau,
Baltimore, Den g. Sttuber S91.
gStdtise SefGultnad)lng flr Stener,aSier
StcucrSahicr iucrpsn bicrmit beuadl i'd, Ii it,
ban ale Grnnoiteuer:Gedluu fur 1853,
Ole undl uubcjahlt limo, uubcOinGt mnbrc,o
oes Tpuats cftnbcr 1891 berci;tiat ucrpeu
mnfiem. SaS in 6ra9e ietenbe Girunoeioentbum,
Iitr ods pom StGot9eomcter hereit$ &runorte anQez
1ertlet noroen, mro sum &ertauie aH9eiei9t, mas
nit Iebr bebeutenoen meercn llEfoien pertnpit ien
nlro, DeldcH man ourcb 5titi9e %eattuHg bieer
UiabErHS ent0eben fam.
sc,ois u. SSppsinS, SteuereiHncbmer.
(O39 A. 81 ~
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5cilang Der
S C6 mer q Uri q cit,

9autbst unb Sbrenssrduite obrs SerrtstOruHs.
Cine lluftrlrte AbbGnoluHs lin oeutiter Spranel
lber S6pcrbori9teit, 2aubbeit uno Sbrer9erGuibe
uHb oercn peiun9 obae Seruisitoruus. pen 4Harrtr
3. .. gS- parlot IN Observation-Disclosures, Susz
lano, idreibf:-~Ane Gehoreioenoe ioteH oiele Ntt=
tbooe periueH IS 1T Die aerbeite uEo bat mir pors
treffite 2itnitc stleiitet "-BouOirei so Zig. so
8r. 20. D. 90 s. Ban Ben d eo.s Serleger, 22,
@arwi6SSaHe, SpHopu, e. =. (aHs1lsSa-)
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cine ,,sombcupcmonjtrat,on" in srfcIt.

Srteit, 5. Sttober.-GrOBe Nuiregun9
herrlft III btti9er Stabt iiber Die gtad)rtd)t,
paB etn lm eriblitDfIlhen Yalait an9eltellz
ter 0leuer heute friib cine groBe Sombe, an
melder cine brcuueuoe 2uutc beieltigt mar,
i'll eiuem Der Gdnge beS 9ebduOe5 iGHo uuO
cine GrplOIOn uerbiitcte, inOem er nit leltes
ner GenteSgegeuuart Die gunte iOiOrt abriB
IND entierute.
gSdbreNO etlite Yerioueu Ser 4uIitt
itno, oaB ell ernitlif %eriu1 Sur 3erit0z
ruug OeS $alae5 beabiidltigt mar, glaubeu
anoere, oaB uur cine Denomination" glcl6
berleHjgeu aul Der Bride Su GOieutbal BET
JteiheHberg IN S0hmeu uorliegt. Setauut=
lid wurOe cine 2lnjabl Somben aHT eiuer
Srife geIunben, ais man zen ,3ug oes Sal
ier5 6ranS Soiepb bort ermartete. Noh
auOere Yerioneu auBeru DIE Sermutbung,
paB Die 9lhaire nm Oa8 9felultat siHcs Dum~
men Sder5cs lei. Die Seborps 1T nit
elmer llnterluhung belddftigt.
Die Jfe9terHH9 bat etne Selobnuug bon
10000 @uloen auf Die @utheduug Der Ser
iiber Oe5 SOmbens2Ittentat5 Su 9tOlentbal
aus9eiebt.
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200 peS SoHl9s poH SurueWpet9.
Sie Ssiiebumsen sWiid,em lranfreid, iino
Stalicn. - ycnc SanoitcIz 0enaItthate
tn Der Surfei. - gSciteres tber oic @rpes
rimentc nit Den Snpoer'ihen Ehnanttt=
bpnibeu. - Hudfebr ocs Gsaren nadD 3as
nemarf. - Der britiSde 8inaniminiiter
Sntitb eiturbeu.-MusrIet.
Stuttgart, 6. Sftober. : Der Sont9
BON SSiirttemberg, welder ldon ldn9ere
3eit frant mar, lit Inn llbr beute trlb 9es
torben.
(aar l., SDnig bon @iirttemberg, murOe
am 6. 0tdrs 1928 geborsn mo befteg betm
Sooe Ieines SaterS Souigs 9Silhelm l. am
%. Suui 1864 ben Sbron. 9lm 13. Sull
1916 ebelidJIe er Die 9robIiirltln Olga,
Sodter DeS ueritorbenen @Saren 9tltoIaus
BON HnBlano.)
Ger meme &0uig, 9SilbeIm H., prdiioirte
III cinem heute giadulittag abgehaltenen
SabinetSratb. Die ganbitdnbe luerpen oenls
uGd)it einberufen merOen Sl allen Straz
Sen Der Stapt iino Die 6duer ais 3eiten
Der Srauer I'M ben uerItorbeneu G0nl9
ltmarS bebangen.
2onoo 6. Sftober. - Ser rSt.
Sames @a;ette" ;ufolge eriitirte fiirsltd
auSi6t oaranf, baB Die Imerltaner, peldle
trliber eineu 10 groBen @lnfluB an benz
Suttgarter pole ausiibten, tbre Wad)t 6u-
ruderlan9en fuiirbeu. SQtte ild] ntd)t Die
SOnlgtn olga ms Wfittel 9ele9t unD cine
Grneuerung be8 Stanoals perhinOert, 10
miirbe Der SDnlg mahrlheinlit sur Abbans
tun9 geSwungen gemelen lelu. Seit jener
3ett mar &0nig Sarl Der nSt. Samess
Sa5ctte" 3ufolge tbatlafli6 in ieinen 3inlz
mel geiangen, "a man fiirdtete, bab er bon
Stuttgart na1 Farts 81 entflleben uerluden
unb 2lnlaB III etnem Sfaubal, ipeun nIdt
elNer 6ataitrcpbe geben lpiirOe.
Bonn Ssaiier unS ieinem Ssuocr.
Serliu, 6. Stt.-9er &aier loll iid)
nit ieiner Satin in BEN Sa9bgriiuoen bel
6ominten in HreuBen ganS uorSii9id] aluii-
tren. Sic Seute iOu Iebr grob lein, obs
gleidJ Die III bieiem Sabre beionOsr5 sabl>
reid auttretenpeu gS6lfe benz gSibitaube
iebr 9eid)apet babeu. Die ueue taterlid)e
vSagobutte" III Rominteu 1T Tertig9eitellt II.
Su 100000 Wtart pcritd]ert moroen Elm
6liigsl muroe Iiir bic NulIerln eJugerld)tet,
bic ebenlo, mle 9Sllbelnl, nit SOrliebe Der
>Sagb pblleat. @tne llnmaiie BON Yetitio=
nen Qeht Dem Saller t6gltd 5u, meiiteuS nm
2lbhIlie Der oungerSuotb. Die Yetltionen
merben lbm III leiner &utid]e SugewOrieu.
9tlS ibm leRtbin bel ieiner 6abrt Our6 Oas
9Ori nlebrere Yetitionen in Cen Sa9Owagen
gewOrieu wuroeu, irug gSilbelnl, oh Die
yeute ieinen SSageu iiir elnen SrIeIfaiteu
bleIten. gr febrt iidJ wenig OIL Die Ystlto=
nen unO nod weni9er I'M Die ginoeruug
beS NOtbitanoeS.
Yrtn' 0enrid, bes Saiers Sruoer, pelz
der Oeiieu Seiiplel iolste mn lid aud) eiuen
&Ollbart watllen lleB. iiebt ieinem peritor-
benen &Gter piel ahnlidler, ais S8llbelm,
pOriiber bIeier ild) uid)t gsraoe freuen iOa.
Ser SOllbart tleioet i'm audi belize, benu
Der Satler bat hurt) ieinen 10 oft el pQbuz
ten Sart ieiu ausieben euti6leoeu nidt
pcrbeiiert.
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&aiier Srani Soicpb's SeiudJ i'll 9pbmen cin
NehlldlIaa.

g8 ien, 6. Sftober. - Ser Seiud 6ran;
Soiepb's in Yrag hat leineu 3wef pollitdus
big periehlt. Die aus SGbmen einlaufeuoeu
Stimnuussberid)te laiieu erfenueu, oaB Die
Spunuun9 SmiidDen GSe6en uno 9eutideu
an SntenIltGt pomogllt) nod Sugenomnltu
hat. 9a5u bat 3welielSobne Oas Jtoientba-
Ter Attcntat plel belgetrageu, beiien llrBebers
id)aft 0eutid)e unO @3ed)en eiuauoer gegenz
ieitIg i'll Die Sdube iticbeu m01ten, NIB
jeper Oerurtige Seriud) lit natiirltd) non ben
wutbtnoiten 9luSiauen auf Die 9eguerii6e
Station beQleitet.
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@raf Gaerba,s's aebeimuibpouer soo.

gNten 6. Stt0ber. = Vraf Gmerld]
Giterba;p lit III Der 3Ouau bel YreBburg er.
uuuten. Gr fiel nit lelnem 93aaer, Ifer=
Den uuo Sutid)er bon einem IS Sup boben
Damn in ben 6luB. Der Surder, ein IL
jdbrlger Sunge, lit nit Dem gebeu oauon
gefommen. Gr ersGblte erne 1ragpitroige
@etld3te. 2arnad) bate Der G5rai i'm gez
slpungen, trot lelner Yroteile querieloeiu
aut Den 6luB IoSSuiabreH. Wtau bat ieood
geiunbeu, OaB ELL al Der &utl1e beielti0t
9elpciener 8Oiier auigeriiien an liter Der
0ouau lag uub ielnes Snbalts tbetlpelie
beraubt mar. DtOn iflleBt parauS, RAP elu
nit 6iilfe OeS Sutid, er8 periibte8 Terbreden
uOrltegt. Graf Gmerl6 mar Elm GeBb0lS
Inn hluterl1Rt ell eunrrneS lermnnen
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Scr Slatne'idJe Sdetounssproscb.
MntDort oes S,ru. Sames O. 9laine, inu,
ani pic Sdeionuasfiage ieimer Satin. -
Sas Scfinocu oes Staatsiefr etars.

Siour= sails, Go, 6. Sftober.-
Die Hepllf bes Srn. Sames 6. Slaine,
luu., III bem pon ieiner Satin Marie gtez
pins Blaine eingelciteten SdeiouuQsproz
5ene muroe beute Der Sld9erin ;uQeleut.
Die Settere IOrbert aHgemeHeue 9llimente,
lomle DIE Sbhut lber oaS Der She entiproiz
lene SlnO. Blaine beitreitet i'll ieiuer lint
mort, Die Srau perlalien su habeu, uno erz
fldrt, bleielbe babe ibu perlaiieu. @r be-
hauptet auBeroem, er lei Su arm, I'M aliz
nlente SahIen 5u tOuneu; er babe mn elm
9tntommen non $4,000 pro Sabr, uno bas,
lelbe bore nit Dem nGdten Neu1abrstaae
Guf. - Die Sbbut iiber bas Sinp, melfes
lelnem 9roBpater, Dem Staat8efretGr, iebr
dbnlidl eben loQ, miro mabrI6elulid eineu
bartnddlgen San1pf peranlaien.
Iugu a, Ode, 6. Sftober.-Ias Sc.
riidlt, pab Setretdr Blaine pieDer franf lei,
1T uubeariinbet. Or. Dartin, Der Nr,t bes
Sefretlrs, ertlart, iein Tatient befnoe lid,
lett bener, al5 bel leiner Autlluit ben Sar.
tparbor. gSahrl9eiultb puroe Das @eriidlt
burd eine poriibergebenoe llnpdBlid]feit Des
flelnen Wc@ormld Slatne, zines Sobues
BON GnlmOnS Blaine, peranlaBt.
Die Champagne III SDio.
Cincinnati, 6. Sttober. - Otoraen
lpirD spl6en ben idb ietnolit gegeniiberlte-
benpen republifanliten uno pemotratiid)eu
Strertmdhten in Ohio gSafieuitiQfano berr.
id)en. Die 8ouuerneur5s@ s@anotoateu Camp
bell uno Ntc&iuleD merben Der 9iubc pfleQeu
uub iidl fir DEN groBen Gampi, Der AM Don.
nerlta9s-9tat)mltta9 81 AOa, O., i'll 9etalt
elmer Debate ooer SlspHtatlon smiidlen ibs
nen itattfinOeu iOa, itdrteu. @ouuernenr
Campbell rsOete beute su Samilton uno uiro
ben morglgeu Sag in Columbus ucrbrinaen.
MicSinlep belt bente eiue 9feDe su Sata.
oia, nabe Cincinnati, unb begab IT'D am
Abeno nad} Canton. Die Debate beginnt
nm y llbr 9tadulittags. Campbell gelUann
purt oaS Iufmerfeu elmer Diiiuse Oas Fri.
pile9lum, Die erite uno Die Ieste 9teSe IN Der
9isputatlon Su halten.
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glu OaS Yublifuut.

Ge5t tsr uno 0srIan3t Raopan's unb le6f, bad
:, ,Wa otpan' AMI oem aIIitt iebt, ben Sbr tauit
Rapwan Il Co., HF. 81, gatreBitr., ss,sl.