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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
Gbieaso'er Irbeiter peripredlcn oen aIuS=
ft1uoiacu SeiItauo

ft6uoieen Seiitauo.
@bica9o, s. Suli. = Die GoHSile Der
9immerleuie auo Der Nuireid)er habeu 9te.
iolutIonen augenommeu, lueldIe Spmpatble
fiir Die 9luslduoIgen III 1omelteao auSlpre.
den uuo Carnegie uerrrtbeilen, neil er Bill
tertoniauer gegeu Die Sutereiieu ieiner ar-
better un9eitelt bat. SIN Sale eS n0tblg,
mollen Die 3lmmerleute ibre 1000 Oiltglles
Der nm le 50 beifeuerH, I'M ben AuSitanoIs
gen ,Siilie leilteu Su f0unen.
6r. Ginterton lagte heute in elmer Inter,
repung Iiber Die 9omeiteaber llHrIheu:
y,Gs lollcu feline meitereu Seriudle 9ematlt
meroeu, Die AuSilanNi9en sur Srouuug III
brin9en. 0ieSahlage beoeuttt einiad eluen
immerlpdbrenbeu p2odOut," lowelt Die
Unions" 2lrbeiter in Setradlt tommen. SD
permutbe, Carnegie uno lelne &artHer baben
@elb 9enug. SD pelB, mas id) iprehe,
menu i'd iaae, baB feline pllHons. ."9eute ie
mieper ibreu SUP in Die Someiteuoer 6abrit
iseen merosH. 0aS 1T uugeiabr 2llleS, mas
idl iiber Die Sat)e 81 lageu babe. SD tanu
feine eeref)ts Sebauoluug in Der Erelie er.
marten. @S iIt Su piel EOlitit in Der Sa9e,
un9 i1 ltebe ant Huredten Gnee."
Carnegie im SdbcttIano.
= " u v v ~ o. SIlls N1N -CLNGlliuLg III
Aherbeenlbire, S6ottlanp, bdlt iidI Anereiu
Carnegie sur Selt auf; CT mas auaeui1tiu.
LID IN better @eluuobeit, ais eiu Seri9ters
itatter i'm seiteru uufiudte, uber i9icn aud
uuter eluer 9roBeu Auireguug Su arbeiteu;
Srau 9arncgie, mel9e auueleno mar, be.
ltrebte IT'D fortmabreuo, lbu Su berubigtn
uuo ieiHe @efanfeu bon 6omeiteab ab;ulei.
ten. 5r. Carnegie peigerte ii9 poiitiu, IT.
genD melde 5ra9en Su beautmorten. 9SGbs
reuo Der leeten Gage blieb er 0urd iabl-
relde SabeloepeitIeu auf's GiugebeuDne uOn
ben 8orfommniIieu unterrihtet. 6r. Gar.
negie ilT lnSwii4en in Der A6tung Der eng
lll6en IrbeIter, bic Der h0bereu @elelit)aft
bat er ME belenen, beoeuteno geiunten. Sle
9iad)ridlt BON Den blutisen SQmpfen bat in
Gnglano uuo S6ottlanD tefen Giuorud qe.
madlt; mauAa9t. i.ine prabIsriideu Se.
bauptuugen, iiber Die slrt uno gSsiie, wie er
feline 2eute bebanble uno mie er Dies in
@u9lanb eingeri6tet su pifen plnihte,
bdtten cine treiillbe SuuitratiOu srbalten.
Su Aberoeen matt iit cine itarte gsnes
quHg gegeu bic Innahme ieines @eidenfes
bon $4,000 fir Griinouuy elner Srelbiblio-
tbet uub gegen bic @brenbe;euguuseu, Die
thm Der Stabtratb Su Sheil werOen laBt,
ssltenO. IS mag iein, OaB man fd] ent.
l4lieBt, Sru. @arue9ie's @sideut Suriid;u.
pelleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
D y spep( i q,

trauIbaiter aopihmer IbclriedeHoer Gtbem gIllolI'
tat permieoen, bic NeHoieHeH SpeljcR oaM beltrd
aen oag l9re HihrcHoeH Sl9eHihaitcH sum erlGp ots
Hatirlifen SerbrauheS oes 9oIpers bcItcuerH.
Gg- Nian beobGttc Die iOl9enotu 1pmptome ron
frGHibatcn SuitaHoeT, iuclde in Der AraEipelt Der
&croduuH9s-S SrgdEe tbse urdne BADEN; SeTllo2lnH9,
inrcrlife nimorrhoIocH, GnprlHg poH ylut HGCp Dem
Sopie dre i'm Uidgen. ueteltcit, SUobreHReH, gtel
por SpclcH, SdJUcre I'M Ula9eH, lCureS HuroReH,
SInfeE uRo IHregeImdBIser Nerjltiaa. Seluhl oeS
SriideHS uno gSur9eHs heI'm Ste9eH, 9elhlpa1te
Sebtraft Yunfie ooer Gjemebe Dor Den Augen, 5ebeI
uno oumpier SopiihmeTS, gtdHgel an fetpudtioH,
oclbe Saut uno ausen, Stmerien IN Der Selte, Der
2'ru nHo ben elieoerH, pOplIder AHoIdHg ron olBe'
bIeRHeHoeS GeIubl Im Slelid.
ginile iuerise DOZEN poH RaoIuaps Vtucn uer@
ben oas Sutenl uon alien obeu ge1GHHteH geIoeH be-
freeH.
Yreis 25 cts. pro SdlGttel 81 UertauieH bel allen
Sro9uliieH.
9r. RaOpan & 60, gIr. 80, GSarreHsStr.,
9teu=Dort.
Ylu oaS gubIifumt Dian itbe b por uuo uer=
lanae Eaownn's uHo lberieuge ild, odB Der 9tdme
rRaowaB" an oeu PGdet III, weIt1es SIe iduIeE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
1llalaria in ibrrn urrGt)lfNsnsn Gor.-
inrn srbsiIt nnS berbitCt.
,m AMI hiitc fih pnr Wnd1nl,m1tttact,. .
N0OwaD'S YiQen,
9as sroEc Scbers r.o Tagen=
Wittcl

fir Die 9eilung aler gciben ocs Ra9tns, ocr Res
Der, Der &IHecucIoc, 2icrcu. Slaie, Tetren=
Ieincn, 'SrauCnlcioem. 4ppctIt= Geriuit, Aopfs
Idlmcri, 0critupimug, SGrtIcIbi9ttit. Hnper'
oauli6,fcit, SiIioiitat, SIebcr, Hntftlcibs@
Sntiuuoung, SSammorDoiocm uHo Giler ScoeH
Der Ginaemeioe. JeiH peaeiN6iiib, entbdIt teIH
SuefrIGer, NiiHeralien oocr iddoIde Sro9ueH.
1ctf.ftc TcronuEua mlro erldHgt meHH man
6aondps TileH { Himmt. SSeHH man Stes tIut,
n,rr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09

TFTOUR BACR ACHES,
Or you are all worn out really good for moth
ing, 1t is general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERS-
1t win cure you. cleanse your lives and give
good appetite
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SO. GumercS. - Grite Sibnng.
abanoernus ots Iatums fur Die @iHweibut9
Der @eItauSi itenunsS = @ebauoe. - 9as
&auS arbcitct inter ssod,orud umo uimmt
ntehrere 23ius nnter Snspeniipn Der Re;
aeln ait. - Der SIed,SoH berab9eieBt.

Abanoeriiug oes Eatnms fur Die @iHpeibuh9
Der gSeItauSi itenunsS @ebduoe. - 9as
GauS arbeitct inter SSudlorud uno uimint
nehrere Bills nnter Suspeniiou Der Rcs
geIn ait. - Der SIedSou berab9eiest.
gSai ibiugtou, >. g., s. SulI. -
6r. t6iQ reidlte cine Slll ein sur Abdnoerung
Ses SatumS fir Die @iupeibuug Der Sc
bGuoe Der gSeltausltelluns pom y. Gut orn
81. Sftober 1892. 9tad) elmer Nngabe Der
9riinpe iir bieielbe muroe lie dngeuommen.
$5r. @aln9er bielt cine 9feoe iber ben Be
ifIuB sur lluterlutung Der 2lrbeter llrru'
ben III OomeleaO, nadl oeren Sten0lgung
Die Seratbuug Der 9iull Serlpili9un95bI
luleoer auigeuommen paro. 9aS IlmeHoes
ment in SeSug GHf DIE Nbld)Ggung oeS
9ruuSelaentbums im 9iltritt columbia CAB
SeranIaliung SI eluer ldngereu Debate.
0aS 4menoement Uurbe leootl au9eEoms
men. @lue lauge 9istullOu entllano iIber
ben gSertb geologlher Sermehungen, iiir
Die 81 900 900 ausgemorleu uuroeH, lOmle
iiber 9lmenoemenlS Su Der Slu DIE AHtel'
lung Don 8aldontOlogeu betrefieuO. or.
Stewart trltIlrte Die arbelteu oeS SureauS
iebr ldJarf uuO melnte, baB $4,000 pro Sabr
elue mebr, ais 9enii9euOe Summe Tur paSr
lelbe lel.
9r. Danes Sog bic Semerfungen beS 6rH.
Stemart in s yG9erlite- Die announcements
muroeu jeood) angenommeu. Gtu GOutes
renSberitt iiber Die 9rb0bun9 Ger HenlloueH
gemlller Soloaten unO Mtatrolen, DIE III
6Ol9e erlittenerSerletungen 9lnSlId) biilfOS
ilu0, lpur0e eingereldlt mo Gu9enommen.
Die 0lll, mie ile mi Senate augenommen,
geitattete cine Yeuiiou uou $50 pro Dtonat
pom Datum Der @iGreibung Der Applltas
ticn, unO oas AmenOemeut 0eS Daules elne
iold]e pom ) atum oeS @ertlItats Oe5 inter
iudJenpen arSteS an. Ser 9oHIerenjberldlt
aooptirte oaS AmenOemeut beS 0Gules. 9r.
gSocott pom @omlte iur @luilOlenltrerorm
berid)tete ohne Gmpteplun9 Die Stu Surud,
pelde beitlmmt, oaB Seteranen telne Yrnz
fuuseH fir SciOrbernng I'M GluIIolenlt Su
belieben baben loueu.
Die Sausbill sur 9febuiiruu9 oeS 3oueS
auf Slehplatten wurDe al paS 6lnanSs@os
mite Suriit perlpieieu.
-. observation-disclosures.
Gs bauerte 9eraame 3eit bis eln Suorum
ameitnO mar. Die erlte bette SIu CAB Den
MitgieOeru SeranlaHuHg, iibsr Die glrbei=
terulrreu bel YittsbWg Su ltwaeen, uHp Is
fam smiideH WfcDiiuen Il. 2alSeu Su elmer
auigeregteu Debate.
Die Slu sur 6erabietung Der Sled;0lle
auf Sent pro Biuuo murOe Oauu auge-
nonlmeH.
9le Sleier;.SiG wurSe banu inter Sus.
peutou Der 0tegel aufgeuOmmen. 9tadl
fur;er Debate paiiirte Die Bill.
lluter Suipeuion Der &egel paiiirte ierner
Die Sill, gemlie yauOldeHtIngen iiir uers
fallen Su ertIdreu.
Sic Bib IN Setreii rer &oppeluug Don
Sabnpagen wurbe Gn9enOmmeu. 9as
SoauS uerta9te iidl.
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EGFe!
G6Ke!

iur Geie i'm ausIanbe bsiorot innerboIb d Stunoei
Su beoeuieHo bera6seiestem greiie
&cuaro 9taiue,
Ode 8aItimprsitrase unb Office apenue.
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aus Ifebanifan.

Simla, Z. Suli. - Ser p9autitbelm.
Stamm" inter 6ihrung BON Amiu abaH,
Der flrslit eiHeH augrlfi auf Oen uigba'
nil6en Sorpofeu Ill Sbuber Bars mahte, II
9duSlidl seritreut worotn. Die 800 5ritiid)eH
Solpateu, Die Had) SamrOoO, eiuem iuol'
ideu Stdot1en on Der uigbuuiiteH Gren5e,
9eiauOt warsn, tebrteu ua4 YeibGpar ;ariid.
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Guropdii6e RabelbertdIte.
eoro Salisbury serlamst cine ertlaruna,

2oubuu, Z. Suli. - Die pYreB.ahO.
ciatiOu" iu9t, OuB 9OrO Sulisburp ben bris
tiiheu Charge b'afaireS in NaibiHgtOn
beauitrast babe, cine Grtldruug uber Die
Seidlagnabme oes brlui6en 2ampierS
pGOauillau" burd ben 3Oatutter uGOrwln"
Su ieuoeu. Der Soriul merOe baS S6ieos~
seriGt iiber bic SebrrugSmeer'6ra9 uitt
It0reu
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Sas @o6en6latt gebt naG

Sas &o6enblatt scbt mad
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@barleiton, &C.,
Sauannab, @a.,
SadiOnuile, TIo.,
Nenlpbi, Gem,
9iepsSrleaus, 2a.,
0tObiIc, Ila.,
9ouiSpiIe, Sp.,
Sreoerid, Dib.,
SSilliamSport, Nb.,
Cumberland, 0ib.,
Homecoming, Nto.,
SrantSuille, RS.,
Srofbur9, OtD.,
annapolis, @b.,
SagerStomn, Mb,,
YarferSburg, gS..Sa.,
gtartinsbura, 8.=Sa.,
Betersburg, 3d.,
6i9monb, 3d.,
StauutOu, 3d.,
4leranbria, Sa.,
gSilnington, S.s@.,
9toriolf, Ga.,
i3apre be Grace, WS.,
9auouer, 3d.,
Sbremsbnrp, 3D.,
Yorf, $a.,
iotpie ttaG allen
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Scr Sentide Correspondent,
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q. Raine, Gieentbimer anS Rccaftcur,
GiSmeif~Gds 8altimores sStrase uuo Got-S Sicesslpe.
Rreis oestaeIidlen SIattcS, burh Trigger In Bali
tiaicre uHo In Der gadbdridott beiorst 121s @ts.;
fdalidtc uRo Gonnta 90 s9tuseabc Is Sts. pro
Srdeer.-5aalidl uebft Spnnfa es Niue eabe untcr
zgordusbe;a $3.50 pro Sohr, fur flrsere
aeit i'm sSerbdItniB fir Die tp6d,euflid,c Auseabe
$3.50 pro Sabr, nacp irssno einem Srte bes Snlan.
Des, s4 nG1 europa. Gcnuta a o. s4luSaabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette uno btuisfte oenticle 8Ittt
In ben NttteI= uuo SIbfadteu.
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9iah 8iidfehr Der 0iduner bon Seiuri1
Sniegers Seerbisuns puroe eiue Maieu.
Serlammluns ua9 benz DSpernbaHie" an
Der 5. 2ueuue eiuberuien. Gtwa 200 9lr.
better paren ;usegen. 9luf Der gibne bes
ianben iidb Brdiloeut gSeibe, Der neuerwablte
Yrdiioent 90. SO. @arlaub, Sefretdr Sobu
Silgauuon nuo anpalt W. s. Sren.
nan pom Der uAmalsamateo.a ahociatiou."
Ser Swed Der Serlamulluu9 benaub in
siuer Nerltbuug iiber Die SaAlage. yfur
6abrifarbeiteru uuo Siirsern wurbe Der
3utritt geltattet.
or. s3renuan iaste: p9ie Giseuthiimer
wiheu. baB oas 9ees auf ihrer Seite ltebt.
Sbr @eri iauu uitt ssriibrt meroen. SSenH
Die 0iilis nod DOmeheaO fommt, miro bic
Sabrit itsSadleu umgeben, uuo meme geute
wsrbeu elusefubrt. SeOer, be- iid ben
GipIlbeb0rOeu wioeriest, miro uieOsrsei9Oi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-04
8. 3aritel.

B. 4apttel.
Das faiifornilde @olofieber bate
GnOe Der finfsissr Sabre bereits feline
critic 9eftigfeit perlpren. Die Watmr
batte ibren j3med erreift, uno Eals
5enoe utternebmenber, aleS tpasenberf,
leoer Mnftreu9ung, jeber Miibe senafs
lener Menlden NIT ibrem @~ologsf[unfsr
biniibergeloft itber ben HielenmaG Der
Sierra Nepaba IN bic 8eiegneten Sc
filbe &alifornienS ; bann idloB fie ibretl
S9reiu. Sergebet8 podten file an
ibren 9efpaltigen Nippen, fpiiblter iie tn
tbren Ginsepeiben So Der Sunb mar
gelpobnli9 Der Mibe nidt ipertb oa
l6alten fie auf bic @leiBnerit, bic iie
Diniibergelodt, bic 9nr3iibti9en, rtb
ltr0mtter btnall8 aus Sen perarlnter
Minea In bic enbloien Gbaler 9alifor,
MEMS, sriffen marrerlb CUR Yflngidar
uno idten Die erfte Saat = uit6 liehe,
nab einisen Monben fdon uogte Elm
goloigeS Meer lmtuerer 4sbreu, iuie fie
ME 5upor seieben, uub an ben 8duttter
bin9en i9uere, ftrotenbe 5riidte. Sc,
be8 HetS In benz lleueu WoDen iGlnq
Durjel unb blibte ntlb fprobte, lr0
pom ben Bergen tpitften bic faftigen
sriinen Weibeu, bic lie nie porber beads
let, nit ibrem Bid. bic 6elien bird,
ipdbeno mad benz ntagnetii9en @ol6.
DaS mar Elm pilbeS @adien unb Sc,
beibetl, Elm totes aufi6dumett Geoncn
lang fruftlos gebunoener, jett befreiter
GrSfrdfte - unb berau{dt, betdubt BON
biefem bufttger, ben Boben fprengerloen
Gdwaa, srfannte eridittert Der fleine,
fnrsfhtige Menf6 bas firli9ti9e, bel,
liae Walfen Der SHUTTER Hatur, 6te nit
eldnsenbem Gpielfperf bas ldppiihe
aiuS gelodt an bic ~ftrotenoen, tn ibrer
uebfrfige iie idmerjetben Brittle, bic
Qnslle neuen traftiser 9ebens.
2auptfd6li9 mar es bas frudtbare
Satranerto, uub 6aS iid Tim In iiios
li9er Niatuns a~nidliesenbe Can sSoa,
eiitntbal, tn ipel6e fi9 bic S6aaren Der
mtBpergniigten @oloIuher, bic fif nod
B~eniigenoe moraliide 8raft aerettet aus
benz e~utnerpenben @~olbfeber, eraofien.
Dur NIT Diberwtaen, not6sebranaen
prtfftn fe 3u &rt uub Spater, benz cut.
i4ptnben6eii, pbantaftif9en Traunl I'M
Buge au er~iperbenben Rei6tbums tpeb.
miitbig uadblidenb. Dod bte Grer.
sis. bic Tbattraft, bic iie alle S6red.
pIf|e Der enbtofen 6eiie bur9 @iifteu
nHo n~slientinobsm zines sansep Grbrsts
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Rndlens Mrniea ealbe,

Die beite Galbe Der @eIt fur S9nttte, SuetiGnu'
sen, @ef1irlrs, Steber- unb Sauts Gusi&las, Tle@ts,
seirrpnsene Sdn6e, Ershbeulen unb ale 6auttrsnf'
setten turirt Sdmorrbptbeu pber fetue Gssahlnns.
vpatse 3ufrtebenbeit ~saranttrt ober Gas @eIe wtrt
aaraaeritattef. 25 Sents pte 6na@tel. Gum 4erfauI
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6iftuto0feeneitf
Roman nnn
Antom Srei6errm p. gerfaG.
(FcrtfeBuna.)

Uortfesune)
go latts ct aud jest, bte lesten
Gage Ill aarlin'S Seite, setraumt ; tie
mar Sic bobe @lidsfarte, anf BITE er
NIT nener Soffnuns feline 9ar15s
QeberSiuntme lette fte pog 10 letdt,
bteie Samme; ser Ginias mar Elm ses
ringer nnb leir leeter, Der @ewinn ein
boiler, itderer, bic cine 9dlfte bate er
ia l9on einseitrt6en aarlin, bas
i9Sne begebrensmertbe Sinh, bas CT,
fomett ~iiberbaupt bet Tim baS Ser3
iiber bic 5inte 5err murSe, bon Ser,
gen liebte ; bte anbere 6dffte l6ien linn
fait ebenfo fiber. gto6 nte 5ptelte er
NIT folder Chance. Da 3errtB pl0ts
li9 bic ergrtmmte Sauit be8 Saters
bas gauge foftbare Spiel uno mari es
Tim Dor Die Sibel = Da itanb CT -
Der leste @tnlas perloren - banferott
8orbei Der l6mt1bltse Eraum @r
brebte ette @9leife aus Benz feu6ten
Cell uno leste iie it6 um ben ldlan,
fen Sals = bas Cell mar gu ltarf, eS
friimirnte iid nidt, urb fem Miutb 81
f9ma9. = Da ftanb bte uSammonta1.
ST bltdte Sur9 Die 2nfe, er iab Die
2i6tsr bon Stem 0orf. @r polterte
seseu bic Ebir - Ct rief = nmfonit!
Der @diffslarm iibert0nte afles. Damn
fubr fie III ben Safen, Der Sag brad
an ; er iab Oas bunte, 9ei9djtige 2ebett
al, Der fletten 2ufe borbeti aulett, Die
sefualtise arbettsiDmpbonte Der 8elts
ltabt SEEM Sort orang an fetn Sbr. =
Sin feuriaeS gerlangen nod 2eben,
mad Der Ebat itieg in inn auf. @r
pernabm ben Befebl gum 8riideauSs
merfen, er bOrte 6a8 @etrampel Der
marl1irenben 9aGasiere, ba empfanb
CT einen nnnennbaren, ME gefiblten
SGmers. Gr fonnte Die 8riide 1tht
febe;i, aber TN @eift 1ab er &arlin bar
iiber seben; er slaubte, tbren 2ritt
aus ben Tauleuben berausSub0ren.
Slit 8er3mei1unssfraft eines lebenbis
8esrabeaet, Ser pl0bltd in fettem
Garg eruadt unb Die S9ritte ieiz
llcr Nieben iid entfernen bort bonn
Grab, bas tim peri9ittet, ftiirjte CT
iid auf Die Thiir - ffe mid utdt.
Durfh Bic Qufe erblidte er einet1 Theil
bon benz 2anounasplabe. 0olf aller
art brdnate iid sort. basntfhen 8aiias
aiere Ser ..Sammonta". Sic er erfQnl1te /:
iein Ser, ihlua ihm bis an Ben Sals.
Mit eitern Sid fndte err Sic Neihen
ab. Gr erfQunte Sic SammetiQde. Sic
aaeS llnheil anaeridtet - feline Rarlini
Yl0hfih iQud1sfe er altf. Elm rothes Tuh
lcudltete ans Ser Meuae. Gorlit trta
off Elm folfeS eS hielt ieben Mnoe1is
bid oas @eIiht mar uiht III IeIett.
Rest betpeote eS iih auriid biSY an bos
Gailer - Sarlin! Gr 5h[1a NIT SEN
Sduiten oeoen bos NenSfer. Sic bifen
Sheiben. Ste Dem 8oaenfffaa Trok
bietsn musten, aaben t1idt ttad : er rief
iaren gaar1ett, bah Ser fleine Sta1trt er,
LDl < IL lIII Til
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Keen the Democratic Flag Flying.
From the New York sun (Dem


The Democrats of Kansas may he
said, with complete accuracy, TO have
nominated Mr.. Cleveland for president.
Without the twenty votes OF The
Kansas delegation he would have TALL
eli short on The first ballot Of the nee
essarv two-thirds, and the renomina-
ton balloon would have burst. The
Kansas Representatives he'll ed TO swell
the chorus that drowned the protest.
ing voice of New York. In making The
nomination, they were credited with
the decisive influence of twenty votes
and New York with nothing; and the
Kansas delegates returned home with
banners waving in jubilant triumph.
Within three weeks those banners
have been struck, and with them the
flag of Democracy. On Wednesday
the Kansas Democrats, in their state
convention, showed that seriously they
were not in the canvass, aud confessed
that. so far as electing Democrats pres
idental electors was conccred. they
could do nothing. They even decided
that they would quit shouting for the
Democratic ticket, by endorsing the
electors named by The Peoples party,
the sGuarest contradiction OF the DEM
ocracy OH the whole list OF political
organizations!
The moral of this is evident: The
fighting Democrats, the regular army,
the Democrats accustomed 10 carry the
responsibility of campaigns al the crit
lea points in New York, Indiana, Con-
neclicut, and the south, must keep the
Democratic standard out OF the dust
aud carry the day unilluminated 10y
lisht of rainbows. Fortunately. the
great issue of no force bill, no Negro
domination, supplies the means.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-07-16
Kansas Farm Mortgages.
Kansas City Jodrnal.

No, much has been said about Kan
sas farm mortgages recently ana mat
form OF argument appears to have al
most entirely disappeared from The po-
litical horizon. The reason is simple /;
the mortgages have themselves been
disappearing so rapidly from tho face
of Kansas industrial conditions that
there is little reason left to talk about
them. Besides, the mortgages were Il
campaign issue for the calamiiyites
ouly, aud calamiiyiles are not given to
talking about such bright prospects as
the paying up Of mortgages at fasier
rate than they were contracted for in
the purchase aud improvement OF new
farms.
just 10 show how the payment OF
these membranes is proceeding.
here is a specimen statement from
one Kansas county for tho month Of
June. II is not an ovcr-hOpeful state
ment either, but just an average speci-
men of what the farmers are doing,
aud only an earnest Of the much better
things they will do ere another wear
rolls around, aud another harvest is
gathered. Clay county farmers, dur
iny the month of june, paid of
$4I 1880 of farm mortgages, while
there were $l7,3iS22 OF new mort
cages recorded. That makes de-
crease in farm mortgages by paying
them off of $23,95L33. There was for
the same period a decrease, through
the same satisfactory process OF pay
ing them, in the mortgages on city
real estate of $20Sl7. making total
reduction by payment S24,lSJ ~.
There were also two mortgages re-
Iruscd bv the clerk amounting 10
Al $50 90. and decrease in the chSitrl
mortgages recorded in the county at
1885,. 46, making total reduction IN
all CLASSES uf mortgages of $3O,90I W.
That is just one specimen county tor
one specimen month, aud added 10 the
prosperous cohdiiiUn OF the state, the
big demand for iaborers. aud the
ready payment for services il promises
a hard ruad for unv party trailing on
the misfortunes 81. TIE people for Its
political capital.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-07-16

MoDERR WooOMEN Of AMERICA;
Baxter Camp No. s27 meets every second .,G ana T.,
fourth Monday night In each m"n.n ~ 10y -"
Cooper's hall. JOHN NICE ADpAN'
T. g, WEAVER, Clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-07-16

Is the one open common sense remedy.
This The company refused, or at least
never tried, aud is clearly the first to
give otIense and to act oppressively.
We have carefully read over the state
ment of Superintendent Frick, and ac'
cepting everything he states as true,
the company Is not acquitted OF re-
sponsibility for the first wrong.
And what is the lesson! TO call
out the militia or 10 invoke the regular
army only brushes one side, but II
doesn't cure the wrong. The law
must step in and readjust the relations
Of labor and capital. If the state has
the power TO create Il corporation, IL
has the power to modify its creative
grants. Privilege takes It's favors from
society subject TO the equities OF future
experience. This causes the whole
trouble. But in our country the rem
cdy by law must come through vo'es'
As the example at Homestead shows,
it cannot come by force. That is an
archy, and destroys capital and labor
both. -. -.
Ii is d reflection Oh our civilization
that men who want to work and have
to work, and men who are called on
to protect property, are mutually killed
by each other. Both labor organiza'
lions and employers must solve this
problem by some other method. 1t is
here labor organization by being wise,
and public opinion by rejecting passion
have TO solve this labor problem by
more humane and just policy than
force. Corporate wealth must give
just share OF profits TO labor or labor
must assume the task Of production Tor
itself, and by legal association take The
place of combined capital. Force on
either side never can do it-force on
both sides is mutual and general de-
struclun.
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Journal: The difference between
the Peoples party and the Democratic
party is, one has absurd principles IN
which it believes, and the other alb
surdly pre,ends to believe IN principles
which il has not.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-07-16

The millers of Kansas think the
Weld OF wheat in the state this year
will amount 10 S0,000,0O0 bushels, and
the Quality will he choice.