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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
5 Die SSirrcii TIT Soabo.
3ahIreidIe gcrbaftuHgen. ySarnm Die Suus
oestrnppen inr Ginrn6en perj1aerten. -
Cine VrpfIamatipu oee Eraiioenten.

UlHe YtpLIuHlaIIpH oCS pEuNptHASH"
gSal lace, Sbabo, 16. Sull. - 0aS
Slatt bat iidl bier iehr erbeblid) Su llu9un'
ten Der Suiter gepenbet. 9aS SunoeS'
rilitdr uuo Die StaatSnIili; bdben Die Gon-
trole uolItduoig III Der PAM mo Die eStrlter,
meld)e nod Dor pe1lgcn Sagen NIT benz
Climber in Der 6ano nit @rplOilon bruhteu,
uno Die 9tidtunionsleute ~ Barren trlebeH,
uerbalteu Hd rubig. Yer SdlerIiI bat Sabls
reldle SerbaItungen porHelmeu laren uuo
es beIBt, baB gegeu 1000 Strlter unO Surs
ger, meldle benlelben bel Dem 3erliDrHngS'
rperfe pilfe lellteten, arrettrt uno proSelllrt
mer0eI ioqeH. Dem funeirenOeu Srlegss
lefretdr in &ailiugtOH, Sen. Shofelo,
9lng beute Die folgenOe Don 9eItern oatirte
Qepeld)e SeiteuS peS Sbernen W. y. Gar
lin pom 4. SunOes.Sufanterieresiement Su,
welter bic SuubeStruppen inl 9oeHr
'AlenesOrtrltt commanorrt, NIB oeleH
9auptquartier iif in &arOner befuoet:
p0ie pom @ouuerneur 9Siueu augeoros
ueTen Serbaftungeu habeu heutc begonneH
unO meroen fortgelcbt meIoen, bis Der Sous
uerneur oeuelbeu @iEhalt tbut. DfualH,
2Sallace, Osborne auo 9SarOner fiHO fart
NIT Ntilitdr beieet. 9aS -. Sufunterle.
8egimeuI III in Ntuaau heute eiHmarl6irt
Stteiit 3uriidbeiben III &atalNo hattie teiHe
3eritDrung bon Gigentbum ;ur SOIgs, aaeS
muroe leOod NaOurb 9erettet. Der Be
triebsleiter y. 0f. @lement BON Der baupts
idd)lld)ien Slime bat midi ouf Oas 9rlu.
gcuDits, ni6t pOriugebeH, bis Die 9iIdt.
llnlonsleute ben Ylag uerlaheu bdtten. Gr
1T Der Iuiidt, be getteren wdreu crmorOet
uno bic Vflne i'll bic Vuft gelprengt porocn,
mare idl porher i'll 9Sarouer elugcridt. Sn
ben 9rubenperteu beiauOeu itd ] Come
9pnamlt, welfeS eutierut wuroe, lObatO
Die giIdtuniousleute abgeSo9eu mareu.
AaeS 9ebt lebt rubig Su."
GtEe pom BrdNOeHten 6arriion erlaIiene
Proclamation waro beute im GOsur o'Alene.
9lilrItt perbreitet, III luelder oerielbe, ge'
itiiet auf Seftiou 4, 9lrttel Der GOultitus
tlOH, alien Yerloueu. welde ild) al Dem
auirubr betbeQigt uub ben Geieeen gSiOera
itauO geleitct babeu, anbefiehlt, iidI iu Ser'
itreuen unp irieolld) uadl ihreH reip. Se'
lauluuQen Al beaebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
Sncl
Omtmais & GDntb.
Ginf Deiters grufs parsain=l ll)u6r.
TtcSrt8 8cfteIItc Sretie
-bei-
fatioil9entaBen u. besebrcns pcrtbcn
SlrfifcItt

SeiOenitoffe, Serses, Gbaaies, idjottiid5e
uno tran3Onide @ingbams, 2amn ansiiQe,
9eib1en, Yubwaareu, Spisem, SanOer,
6anol6ube, Strumpfwaaren, ausfattuuass
Irtttel Il. |. 10. - 9as iino Die g9aaren =
Die Yreile itebeu ein 9rittel uuo be SGlite
inter ben Soften. gSir moQeu ieben, iuIt
weld' 9roBen llmias mir Oieie gSof,e ma.
den founeu. Sdaueu Sic auf Die @ina.
bans, Die mir biele g8odle Su II Gents Sle
9aro auSei9eu. S6aueu S,e aui Die
ebalileS, Die mir 81 Gents Die 9larS oil.
noHclren. S6aaen Sic aui Die SelSen.
ieuge, welde mir Su 50 @entS Die garb an
Selaeu. Sbauen ole aui ME SemOenleib.
9eni Die iplr Su 80 Gents oaS Stud auuou.
ciren. ShGueH sic auf Die Buewaareu
ole anfgeputteu 6iite NIB SonuetS uno
Utuuhiite - Su s., $3 uno $1.49. Sdauen
Sie aui Die Spibeu, welde mr III 124
Gents Die Yaro anSeigen. S6auen Sle
aut DIE StrHntpfwaareu, Die wlr III 80 Cts.
olS Fadr anSel9en. uuo id)auen Ste aut Die
Sanoi1ube, Die mir Su SO @entS oaS Baar
annoncreu. Sic ino Die 9r0Bteu uno be.
lien Bargains, Die mir Oiele SaiOn nod
gebabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
Som $40, $12, $13 nnb SIS 9erab marftrt.

Jim un(ere Oorrdtfe, e6e mir ole JnUentur= =Auf=
na6me Oorne6men 70 Uie( a(s mUg(i1, al Uerringern,
oeriren mir Oiee lUofe uneren gUnnern ole Alrsoa(
uner 6er tUnfie6n6unOert e(eganten Jl(dnner= =An5i
gen 5um A6(6u(Te fir $3.50. Oie(e An5iige 6ete6en
aus Oenle(6en Soffen, 6a6en Oen ndmCjen Bc(ab unO
(ino e6en(o gut gear6ettet mie regemd6g Uom St6ne
Der ungefertige EunOen= gcWdnOer. J6re nuatdt unO
BGig6et (oOte jeOer 6(uge J(am 6e6er5igen me(djcr
einen (dGnen moo(6en an5ug gegen cine geringe Aus=
(age mun(6t. ]fur5 Oas (inO-mie n(le un(ere Oer=
6dute 5u reOu5irten Preer- -e6r(ide ]'eOu6onen Gci
e6r(td6en uaaren ](an (e6e (id) Ole 5enlter=AuS=
(age on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
0tn8bamS.

Der &eit uHieres sasers ieiner importirter
@lH9bams - Die belteH 4Srooutte aus idottiz
lheH uHo Jranjoplhen TabriteH - g4aureu,
Ole ju 20 Cts, 334s SIS, 45 Cts. uno so
cts. pro yaro oertduit lpuroen, aui einen
SduieH suidmmenseU uno an Ii Gents
pro yaro sur sIusmGbl aH9eboteR. 9cien Sic
Sles geHau, perebrte SameH. Tie beiten
elH9bams, Die semaft peroeH, beoeuteH
gle, rein uHo irih Su II @eutS pro yaro.
Der Yreis III Gbiolut Idderlib, aber mir
lpnHlten iie ausSuOertauieH. 2ie Saiion
lnplnoet uno mir iino enti1loiien, Jtidjts in
bic Hddlite bIniiber Su nebmen. Sommen Sic
beutc nno treifcH Sic 5hre ausnabl 5H
IL SeMts pro WarD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
Seibd1en.

Cine srobe Rartie pom SamcnzScmbeHz
9eibdlen = iiber cir babies 2ueeno reridiez
beHer Dfuiier - bellroi1 uHo beilblGue Sbamz
braps, sefdlteIt; seblumte uHo setreiite iranz
borite SaWHs in Jipia, Neublau, gautHoer IL.
id,iparS uEo blau fGrrirt, NinriReblau uro
idnarJeH nRolta=SotzS atins;" Iniparseu
SalpHs uHo uetBe, belblaue uho lapenber
ren, Die beitdHoig Su lreiieH 10 bod uon ST.
80 perfauft pur6cH, Sui0mmen seporieR uRo
aui einen Ereis Sur auspabl berabseieet.
ie 80 Scute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
2lmf @mnS6 ocs Sraiioenten.

9tew. .9Orf, 1G. Sui. - SbOmuS $.
Cater, @Ommiidr oeS Geueralau6amtS
uuo @r- @OugreBmitglieO uOu giontana,
lpurOe III Der beutjgen Slpung OeS Grefuttu-
Gonlite'S bcS republitauIlheu gtGuOnal.
@omIte'S sum SoriIeer Oes yettereu auSers
tOreu. Seue GrpGblung lOl pom Yrdils
Oenteu 90rrliOu gewtudt wOroen iein. 9r
bat Die Stelle acceptirt uuo wlrO eiue 9fciigs
nation als yanoamtSs @ommiiiGr e!nreldeH.
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SabufafoitrpNhe.

ggiImiugtou, N.s@., II. Suli.-Giu
FerionenSug Der vNOrtbeaitern Sabu" ent.
gleiiie pGbrenO Der pergaugeuen ytutt iiiO'
lid pom 6loreuce all eluer pom 6o6maiier
beiddoi9tau Steae DeS 8dbnbetteS uno
nurOe tbeilmeiie OemoIirt. s. 9. Cinnamon
uub gSiliam Moore, geeterer eiu sum 3ug.
peroual asb0rI9er 9teger, bliebeu auf Dem
5Slede toOt, uuO swei Yuiiagisre trugen &ers
leeuugeu oauon. Der heute ab9ebaltene Sus
queit reiultirte in einem SerOitt, weldes Die
8ahngeie0i6ait BON uuer SerannuOrtIihteit
freiipylbt.
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mclden Die erIten giidelifablplatten III
SomeiteaO genludIt morben iiuo. 3uerit
murpen, pie Der genaunte @epdbrsmaHn,
Der leIbf StablgicBer III, uusia9t, Serluhe
Inter Der 2eltuna BON pGrperten" gentnti,
DIE aber BON Der Sate 10 luenis uerltanoen,
oaB tllr HIdlt iueut9er ais 100000 Nta-
terlal ruinirt purOen. Die Arbelter baten
oann Die 9ompaguie, bic p@rperten" Su ent'
terHen, uno OILS oieieS geidIehen mar, nahm
Die pSa1tcsSoge" Der pAmalgamateo" Die
Sa1e III Die 9anS uno itellte inter 9roBen
Sdplerlgtelteu bic erfen brauhbaren uno
taoellolen Blatten her, nadlbem be 8e9le'
rungsbeamten unO bic SiittenbeNber Die
9ofnung auf baS Selingeu bes Grperia
mentes bereits aufgegebeu hatten. Der
9erittuung oieler Ylatten peroantt aber baS
Sarle9le'lte Gtabiiiement eineu iebr 9ro'
BEN 2heil leines Guies.
sSle I'm 2auie bes heutieen Cages nod
befann: iuurbe, bat bic y@arnegie. @ompag.
nle" an leoen ein;elnen ibrer alten Irbeiter
NIT ausuahme oou ulerSIg cine l6rlTtlIfe
auffOrberung ersehen laiien, itd am Dton.
tag mieoer Sur alrbelt ein,ufineen. Wdn bat
aud Die iutersiante @utOedun9 gemadlt,
oaB bic Blafate, meld)e Die uSarHegies&o &oms
pa9nie" in Someltea0 unb in Eittsbur9 an=
gelfla9eu bat, III ibrem 9Sortlaute ntdt
uberelnltlmmeu. gSabreu6 in ben ]SittSburz
ger Blatateu nit Iuifeluu9 BON aidlts
puRioHs="Seuteu gebr0bt Dlrb, III biele 0ros
hung in ben Blataten pon SomefeaO men,
9elalleH, leood) geben ild| Die eHtlahenen
arbelter OeSbalb teiner Saudung Harilber
hin, baB Die Anitellunq bon nld]tsp spuHlonllil.
I9en" Qrbeitern bic mabre Ibpd]t Der @oTs
pagnie 1T. Son ben Slataten pHroe eln
Sbell mleOer eurd srbeiter ab9erien. Guf
oee bradIten pe0er Die Elatate. nod Die
perlOulifen 3ulhrtiten Der 9ompdsulr tels
nerlei auiregenoe 28irtuua heruOr. Sic
ideiuen iiberbaupt gan; pirtungslOs bleiben
Su molen. Die alien glrbelter tebren nur
odng all Die Irbeit Suriid, weHu eS sur Ser'
itdnbiguu9 iber cine neue Sobnllite 9etoms
men lelH lulro.
GrfabIeute aus europa.
YittSt Ir9, 3D., 16. Suli. - beute
Absuo erbieIt YrailOeut gSelbe BON Der
u4mal9anutep" III YittSbur9 Die gtatridt,
paB Der 9ampfer uSwiesrlanb," Der BON
europa fomnIt, iiberrIulg ut uHo wahr'
id)einlid) III YbilaOelpbla lauOeu miro, cine
9r0Bere an5lbl eurOpGilber GlengieBer nit.
brlu9t, Die uaf 9Omelteao beltlmmt iluo.
Die Agent.u Der uAnnlgamateo" iIno auf
be- Sut, I'M ben 0ampfcr Su ermarten unD
ilt Die pPalia9iere" peiielben 9eHau anSus
leben.
Gin 0etsftp BON 8aniass@itp iOl iifI er.
boten ba5eu, eine AuSabl nidlt.unioniitlidler
yeute nad SomeiteaO Su bringen, uuo uon
Srid miro bebauptet, er 9eoeHte biele ycute
OaSu Su uerlueuOeu, um inter Den arbeltern
su ipiOniren, I'M biuter Die Blame Der eHts
laheneu @ilenarbeiter aus Someteao Su
tommeu.
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Qp spep(t Tia,

tranfbattr sopiihmer,. ubdrieheHoeI athem Siliors
tat uermiseen oa bic senoeEeH SpeIisu ha5l btifrds
gen, oG6 i1re ua6rtEoeH G9taih1iten sum SFlas oea
EGtarlittH Serbrdutes be5 9ogpers betitHerH.
ED- VIGn beotG tie bic to9eaocH SqHptome DON
trantbaiEeH SuitiHosn, petde in Der SraH,be!t osr
BeIoaguR9 game llre pyiltc bGbeH: VtriopIung,
lnntriite 9auouboIocn, aaoraE3 Uon SiAt aGtp Dem
Sopfe, SdUIe in 0ia9ea. usbesIl, SoooTsHHsH, SteI
Dor Spelitn, SbU:rc i'm UilgtH, lanrto AlltoBcn.
Siu.sH uHb IHrsqtlMdgIser ysuitlGg. G'et1hI oe5
SriIdeas uIo GSurIeH5 btl'm tItscH, seltpabit
Sebtrait Bun,ts ooer Gemsbe Dor ben Au9tn, iye6el
uHo oumpitr 9opiihmeI,, NlGEgel an BeIpiTGTloIi
aelbe 6aut uHo 4ustH, Shmersea N Der Seiie, oei
Srul UHo ben Gjlltotra, posltteT 4EoIaHs oige,
byeHEeEoes Gsilhl i'm 6leih.
Slni3e rveniJe Soi,a uoH RaouaH's piueu nsu
ben oas Spitcm poH alien o6en 9eHGEnten seioea b,s
treleH.
gTsis 25 cts. pro s@att,l. Su U,riouien bel aasa
az. Wapwap & Co., Rr. 80, Rautnsetr.,
ReiDzgort.
Nm oas gubIifum. Ulan i,bs iit Dor unb oeu
IaHae Raowap'S uHo iibcGItu9t nd, bG6 Der Rdma
sRappag" an osm gGdtl W 2tlde5 Sic tauisa-
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9 t o t t E T II

uno a[Is ionftiaeH sprahieber bet sriinbIib ure
ihHel bas "5smoi be nee sSnitttut," Nr. 3O3,
gSens!c Hmauitrake, rGhe SiHoeHzApenu llns
icre Srolse fiHo aus9eSebnet our SroeRspe:leibunq
bes beutfhtn 9aiiers, oes @saren BON 1M6lano uno
beS Sonas Don SdnebeH. (Suni25, i 2DfteS)
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175 Site unb Sonnets, Der 3Heft uHferes
befbeieSten Sasers, bic bis Sum Somiia9 Su
$S periauit muloen uRo Die uripriHaIid 10
pisI, iuie $12 brGdteH, bera6aeieBt aui
S5 aur 2iuspabl.
75 Site unb Sonnets, 9feIt unIeres Gas
gers, ipeIfe uHiprrslid1 70 pieI, nie 81
bradteH, berabsciest aui
S3 slr NustpahI
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priuat>gsim fdr gamtn
sos uap mad, ttrer ssteoertanft.

TsbanbIuns alIsr Grou.H Srantbeit.n. etr.usas
Beridpitssnbsit. Srau Or. Giarra, pr,is9.s
tr6ntr @.bursb,.rin an Der Grausn,aIinii Der lnis
p.rfitdt pon Rnndtn, Rr. sos, @eftsSufulaw
Gtrahe. na6e 2inbens9peuue
lSuni25, 2QlteH)
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Sztnopfise ihmebiide Nousqustaires, cine
auaebronCne Bdrtie, re9uldre 81 .50z.ualiz
tat; mn dusMpertauieH, berab9eicst AMI
80 SeutS oas Yaar.
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y q II oer

gloire, Der beifscmadte Stoff, in 9ir. %,
Elm nenle iibsr 8 Soil brett; renGldrer Greis
As @ents pro garO, iiir oieie 2So1e bera5sez
iest aui
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100 9apn NnSii9e ilr 9amen, sefiltelte
uno NIT Stiderei reittte Sasaues uno @)lotz
ieErodc, etnIat nEo mt SrauicH, 9araRtirt
edpte 6arbcn, in alien @'rO5eH, Su
~ y,
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Strnntpfiu

4zfa6 gejmirrte naI6itriimpfs fir Serreu,
ouasbrodjene 9liortimeHts, idlrpGrS uno farz
big, regulate 50 nHo 65 Sentszg zgSdareH, in
Slnbeln Uno btrab9eieet aui eiueH l'reis,
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&aDwaD's YtQeu,
Sas eroEe 2e6ers uao Wtaaens
WlitteI

fur Die SsiluEs altr eeibeH oes RastnS, Der Sea
Der, Der &inaeueiDe, Wieren, Blaie, Verpens
Ieioeu, 6ranenleioeu, Ippetit=yerlnit, Rppts
fbmer1, 9erftopfuug, S9artleibiareIt, uHpers
oauIihfcit, Silioftat, Nieber, unterIetbes
Sntluuouna, Sammorboioer uao GaeI etloeu
Der GInseweloe RsiH peaetabiiin, eatbhlt teln
Euefltber, UhHeralle1 ooeI ih3oLite 8IoaGeI
perf.fte DeroanguG piro erlanst, mtEa mau
RaoDap's BIlta eiaIimmt. gGt7E ula1 Sie5 t5at
frgr
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8 Gents Die 0aro.

Sacifc 9SolleH @bailies, peIte iiteral
i'm Detail Su II uHo s Gents pro gaTb uerz
fault meroeH, in oieier 2Sohe bera6geieBt dui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18

ForMa1aria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN IRON BITTERS
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z c 1 D { II.

slle uniere einiadlen, sebIiimten unb oez
rrcllteu SHoIas, re9uIdre 81 uno s1.25=
sSa1reH Su
60 SertS Die marn.
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Ser 9entide Gorreipomaent,
&dsIiG, ipodcntIih unb eonutass

&. Raine, Giaentbiinter nno Rcoafteur,
eabipef'Gde SaItimorssetrass unb goi.Sffcesgus.
greis bes taaIidben SIattcS, burdj 9rdaer In soIs
fimore uno In Der 9tadbaribaft beior9t, 12Js Gts;
fdgIide uno Sonuta gs sAuSeabc l5 Gts. bro
Gobe,Sablhar poheHtdl an bic bas Slatt beoraenSen
zSorausbesobune $3.50 pro Sabr, fir fiiT,ere
Seit i'm Serbdltni6; fur Die tuodlenfIicbe be
NIT SonHtassblatt, portofrei, nit Gbsna tr Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sa1r, nan irseub einem Srte hes SnIons
bss, 81 nGh europa. Sonntaa 8 Mus aabe 81
pro Sa5I;.Das bette uno biuiatte oentidje SIatt
in Den Nfittel< unb Siibitaateu.
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Z q ~ tt ~ It ) Il a {.

Dies iuirb cine srOBe 1ieEse Der saufer
biiuosn
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5 @rempfare auf II NOnate. $40
uH6
10 Grenplare auf 10 Dtonate 500
nit .in,m Grtra.GrempIor bes 2Bo9eubaIttes
trei aui II Dfonate.
Is Gremplare auf II OtOnatc. :. $50
NIT ern,m grtrasgrempIar b.s 2asebIattes
frei aui q giouate.
90 Gremplare auf - Wfonate. $40
uHo
80 gremplare auf II Wonate. $50
nit eiu,m grempIar ees 0od1sns uub Gaees
bIattes irei Gu II gioHate.
40 Grcmplare auf - Monate. :. $50
NIT 1tp.i GrenipIaren oes g8ohenbIattes uuA
eiuem Ditto bes 9ageblattes
auf IL YiodGte.
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yemti,,a."Semocn fur Ianner.

Sics in Sbre @eIeaeubeit, Sbr Serren. lin
rrit bpm gSprratb bieie 9Sotle an rdrn en-.
Shneioen mir bic 9,rsiie naheSu entSpei. Sciz
benoeitreifte Cutting s"0emoeH, fpeldle III "A
uuo $3.50 pertauit wuroen, iiHo berabgeicpt
nnf
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3 { + a G 8.

% Stiid mariHebInue Serge, 40 3ol
breit, resuIdre so 9eHtszgSaaren, Su
80 Seute ole a)aro.
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< ~ ~ZpuuleHy 0u
90 Sents pro Oaro.
e. y aiIIieS.

Dies iino populdre gSollitoife in 6ieierSaiz
ion, 9eraoe bas 3tette fiir oas SeeuTer ooer
bic Serqe.
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permi(htes aus Den DER. Stantfn.

[ 1slus unicrrr nritrintn 2. Mprnen. .glusaabe.
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Sanof6ubc.


35 6ents.
Sanoidlube.
sztu0pHse ftwebiide Diousqustaires, Gin.
ouaebrodlene Bdrtle, re9ulre 81 .50zGualiz
tat nm ausmuertauieH, berab9eiest auf
80 Seuts oas Yaar.
strampfiuaaren.
4zfodl ot;iuirrte Sal6itrimpTe fir Serreu,
auqt tbrodlcRe 9liiortimeHts, ldlipGrS uHo lars
big, regulate 50 uIo 65 Cents zlSdareu, in
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THE New York Times saws.

A look over the fashionable procession in
the park drives as it trails it's glittering length
along these bright afternoons will show that
in many of the bravest establishments the
check-rein has been discarded. The author OF
BLACK Beauty" should have lived to have
been cheered with this significant entering OF
the wedge. 1t may be an encouragement TO
the continuance of this well-doing that at
Windsor the English Queen uses no check.
Teins.
The time will come when the docking
Of horses and the jerking of their noses
into the air by the cruel overcheck will
be considered so inhuman that no man
will have the temerity to brave public
opinion by being guilty of either prac-
tice. We think all the better of Queen
Victoria for her adoption Of the reform.
But it should proceed upon reason and
not because royalty in this case is hui
name.
The record-union., 1892-07-19
ACTIVE REPUBLICANS.
An Energetic Committee VIII Lock
After the Delegates.
Grove L. Johnson's Candidacy to be
Pushed-Arrangemen About Com
plete for the Convention.

There was meeting of prominent Re-
publcans at the Courthouse last evening
for the purpose of organizing for the
''furtherance of the Republican cause
and candidates.
George w. Ficks called the meeting to
order and stated its object. The general
idea Of the gathering was to form strong
working committee, which is to receive
and entertain the delegates to the coming
State Convention-partic those rep
resenting the Second Congressional Dis
trict-and to make every honorable effort
to secure the nomination of Grove l..
johnson for Congress.
W. A. Anderson was elected Chairman
and Ed Jobson Secretary.
There was a short discussion as to the
best method of procedure, and it was
finally decided that the chair should ap-
poln; an Executive Committee of fifteen,
TO be named at the next meeting.
An adjournment was then taken 10 the
call OF the Chair.
The committee having charge OF the
arrangements for the coming State Con-
ventlun also held a meeting last evening
at the Office Of Charles T. Jones.
The various subcommittee made fur
thef reports aS TO progress, and a most
pleasing state of affairs was shown to
exist. The Financial Committee has met
with good suCcess in collecting funds,
and the Committee on Accommodations
assured the meeting that every delegate
would be provided for. There will be no
crowding or rushing around for rooms,
such as have beer witnessed at other con-
ventiUns. All other arrangements are
nearIy completed, and will be before the
week is out
The record-union., 1892-07-19

by its own that are marvelously system
attic and complete. The dive and dog
gerry keepers, the landlords who rent
houses for the dens of resort by the law
and the vote broker who sells can always
command the Barbary Coast army as
skilled Generals handle well-disciplined
bodies of troops. They can vote the
scum of society as a unit. and direct this
powerful factor in politics in a given di-
rection with unerring certainty. 1t will
always be so in large cities. The most
the people can do is to keep the elements
by watch and ward and untiring disci-
pline under fear of the law administered
with rigor and certainty. But decent
people must themselves vote and politi-
cally move with as much directness and
oneness in favor of decency as the dive
and lawless elements do in their own in
terest.
So that the advice of the ex-Judge to
the mass meeting was wise-that the peo-
pie see to it that clean-minded men are
put into legislative positions, local and
State, that the laws may be made to con-
form with the efforts of cities 10 control
the lawless classes. But, we repeat,
cleanliness is not alone enough: there
must be definite purpose. courage and
intelligence in the legislator as we'll
These qualities will lift the Office of leg
islator up and out Of the quagmire Of
corruption and weakness into which it
has so deeply sunk, and will restore to it
the respect of the people, which is now
supplanted by distrust.
But, after all, these are generalties;
any reforms looking TO the elevation of
Legislation and legislators must begin
and operate within the people; they
must manifest vigor in the party eau
Gus, courage in the party convention
and stiff resolution at the polls, with un-
tagging persistence and unbroken watch
fulness, ii the power Of the lauless and
vicious elements to elect to place their
servitors is broken.
The record-union., 1892-07-19

THE world moves and civilization is
pushing its picket lines along broader
and farther fields. 1t has so prevailed in
India that the Princes Of Rajpootana
have abolished the custom of infant mar
riages. In the future no girl shall be
married under the age Of IA, and no boy
under Is, unless prior to the adoption of
this law contract of marriage had been
entered into. These Princes hold the
highest rank, and their example will
have wide influence.