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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
Harrison Deleeates CHOSEN.

INDIANAPoLIs, March 3.-Republican
district conventions were held through
out the state today! In every district
Harrison delegations were chosen to the
national convention. In the twelfth,
however, Allen county delegates left the
convention and adopted resolutions
repudiating its action. The trouble was
over the apportionment, which, they as
serted, deprived 1000 republicans in
Allen county of voice in the conven-
ton. Ia the Fourth district, Captain
Samuel NJ. Jones was nominated for
congress. This is Representative Hol-
mans district,
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Mountains Out of Mole Hills.

PHoENIx, Ari., March ,3.-GenL Luis E.
Torres, governor of Sonora, said con-
corning the rumor of the resurvey of the
international boundary line throwing
considerable American territory on the
Mexican side: ..There will be no
change that will amount to anything.
1t may vary few yards in. some places,
and thatit all. Your American news
papers are SO sensational that they
seize every opportunity to make. noun
tains out of molehills.' Gov. Torres
further said that the purchase of Lower
California could never be made, because
it was not for sale at any price.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
CASCADE PORTAGE VS.. LOCKS.
An Outraged People Suffering for Gov
ernment Aid, Say:
GIVE US THE DALLEs' rokrAeE.
Pennoyer Stirring the Sleepy Heads
About the National Capitol---
Other News.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-If the gov
ernor OF Oregon and great many more
people of that state who follow his ex-
ample, would desist from writing letters
to members of the house committee on
rivers and harbors, and the senate COM
mittee on commerce, the delegation here
might be able to do much better work in
securing appropriations for the improve
ment OF the waterways in that state.
When the Columbia river Improvements
were under consideration today the
chairman of rivers and harbors springs
letter from Pennoyer, which was used
ior the purpose of furthering Mr.. Her
mann's efforts to secure appropriations
for Oregon. While it did not say di-
rectly, yet it insinuated, that the people
would be satisfied to have the work stop
on all improvements at the Cascade
locks, and the government give it's entire
attention to the portage around the
dalles. The letter recited that there
was around the cascades a portage road
operated by the state at a cost of only
5000 year. MIR. Hermann made a
very vigorous reply to the letter and
stated that the only thing wanted was
the continuation of work on the Cas-
cade locks, and that he believed it
should be rushedto as early compile
tion as possible. He explained that if
the government should now cease
work upon the improvements,
which had already cost over
81 SOC, 900, and allow the masonry and
other work to crumble under the fierce
freshets of the Colum bia river, it would
be nothing less than an outrage. He
was willing that a portage road be built
around the dalles as temporary affair,
but in the end he held that some perma-
nent improvements should be made.
which would enable vessels to pass up
and down the river through the dalles.
Therefore it would be necessary to have
the locks at the cascades complete ed.
He pointed out the fact that the peo-
pie OF Portland were expending $500 900
to secure deep water channel on the
lower Columbia and insisted that there
must be commerce behind such local
expenditures as that. So far ae the del
egation here can see it is apparent that
Pennoyer and his friends are attempting
to influence the democratic house not to
do anything for Oregon improvements,
also that political capital may be made
in the coming election in that state.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
a 500 Gar Porter in Lnok.

ST. PAUL, March 3.-J.,M. Billingsby,
a porter running on the 500 line is heir
to fortune in New Mexico. His old
bachelor uncle, F. J. Jarvis, of Albu-
querque, died last Friday and left an
estate valued at $4,000. When the
will was read Saturday it was found that
one-third of the entire sum was be-
queathed to the St. Paul nephew, and
the. remainder, in equal shares, to a
neice and nephew, who are residing in
New Mexico.
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washington News.

WAsHINGToN, March 3.-The condition
of Congressman Springer, chairman of
the ways and means committee, is SO
serious that it excites the gravest appre-
tensions of his friends. His family and
most intimate friends are evidently pre-
pared for the worst, as there is fear
that erysipelas, heretofore confined to
his face, has gone to the brain. His
concede that, this being the
case, the result will almost inevitably be
fatal.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
jay .Gonld,s sickness.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 3.-The physi-
cal condition of Jay Gould may be in
ferred from the fact that his brother,
Abraham Gould, the purchasing agent
of the Missouri Pacific railroad, was
denied admittance to his brother while
the latter was enroute to some point
south. The conviction was general that
the millionaire was in critical condi-
ton. DIR. Mum refuses to say what is
the matter with his patient: The Incl
dent is the talk of the town today.
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PolittcaiIyDe.d

BOISE, Idaho, March 3.-News of the
fact that Fred T. Dubois had been seated
in the United States senate was; received
here with every demonstration of joy.
Tonight bands7are playing and the peo-
pie are holding ajolification meeting.
Fire crackers and champagne cofks are
making the most noise. There is no
donbt That Dubois is the choice of the
people. Claggett is regarded as politi-
cally dead. -. -. =.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
Prohibition in Iowa.

DEs MONIES, March 3.--The prohibi-
ton question came up in the senate
again today in the consideration of the
Catch bill, providing for county local
option. In presenting the bill, Senator
Catch goes against the wishes of all his
republican colleagues, except Senator
Brewer. 1t is thought the bill will pass
with the help of the democrats.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
rhe Famine i'm Huneary.

VIENNA, March 3.-The famine in
Arva, Hungary, is becoming more and
more intense. Many children have died
of hunger in the Mamsezto district.
Seyenty-fiye cases of death from star
walton have been reported in two
months. The peoples food consists of
hominy mixed with tree bark, or maize
mixed with chopped straw.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
A,e Opposed to Free Lumber.

WASHINGTON. March 3.1The ways and
means committee today heard commit
tee of the lumbermen's association in
opposition to the bill introduced by
Byran, of Nebraska, placing lumber on
the free list. Others also spoke in OPP
position to the measure.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
Chinese Leper In Philadelphia.

PHrLApELpH1A, March 3S.-John Wing,
a Chinaman, applied at the bureau Of
charities for assistance. He was pro-
nounced a ieper, and sent to the muni-
cipal hospital. y.-.,-,~-.,, - - ,-s.z.s.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
Eiehty3Thfeas married Men. Lost.'

OPoRro, March 3.-Among those who
lost their lives in the recent gales along
the coast of Portugal were eighty three
married men, in addition to q large
mum Der who were single, ;. 49,. -
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
cLAaETr GETS LEFr.

At 8 p. m. debate on the Idaho con-
tested election case closed and the voting
began. Byayote of nays 30, yeas Z,
the senate decided. Clagett was not en-
titled to the seat, and by vote of So to
confirmed Dubois election.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
wore cold for EUROPE.

New YonK, March ss.-Gold coin to
the amount of $500, 900 has just been
ordered for shipment to Europe Satur-
day. 1sEs.ess. 1.sEs
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
Unfortunate Collins.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, March 3.-J. w.
Collins, president of the California Ma
tional bank, committed suicide at 40
O'Clock this afternoon in his room at the
Brewster
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
LAND FOE RENT.

From I've to ten acres of Greek Bottom
land on Mill creek, adapted to gardening
or any similar purpose. Inquire of
3-3w4t THEo. NESTLE, The Dalles.
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VIZ II. wILsON-ATToRNEY-AT- Rooms
Ivs 81 and 53, New Vogt Block, Second Street.
The Dalles, Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04

N SIDDALL- DENTIST. Gas given for the
LIZ painless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
set on Aowedkaluminum plate Rooms: Sign of
the Golden Tooth, Second Street.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04

F.P. NAYS. BIS. HUNTINGTON Il. s. WILSON.
MAYS, HUNTINGTON d WILSON-ATroR-
INl- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES French's block over
First National Bank, The Dalles Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

"M. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Plans and
w speciications furnished for dwellings,
churches, business blocks, schools and factories.
Charges moderate, satisfaction guaranteed. Of
dee over French's bank, The Danes, Oregon.
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Al sdBENNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. Of
a: nee in sehanno's building, up stairs. The
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-04

DR. o. d. DOANE-PHYsIcIAN AND SUR
y eEoN. ONCE; rooms 5 and Chapman
Block. Residence No. D. Fourth street. one
block south of Cont House Ofice hours 8 to u
A. M, 2 to and to s p. NJ -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
modentide 3uinois Staats6etuno, ulontaa %. 5uli 1892

uno 1853 al sipet GrpeOitiotcn ourh Die
Sellelgebirae uno IN Sabre 1860 an mebz
rere1 midtioel @efehten nit SnDianern
tbeil, u1o mGbreno 0eS 9tebeuionstriegeS
aeidnete er lih Our6 9rOBe llmIt6t uno
Gapferfett belDnberS in Der S6ladt an
4Sea 3ioge in QlrfanlaS, in ben @eiedten
an ber 8lads Jtioerbriide uno BET Der Gin;
nahme bon 2ittle God in Nrfanlas aus, 10
baB er l6nell gum Sberltlieutenaut, Sbcrlt,
Srigaoes @elleral uno BET ShluB oes Grleges
gum @sneralmaior. alIeroinSs nur Dem
Sitel 5utolge, auai1clrte.
90nglamer riifte er i'm pirflihen0 ienitT
per1altntB auftpGrtS. ST perlieB Die @a>
bettenanitGlt in Meitpotnt, in pel6e er
1916 el19etreteu mar, i'm Sabre 1851, rDnroe
1886 erlter lieutenant, 1858 6aIptnlaur
unD 1862 Wtaior. 9tber er muBte II Sabre
OUT leinc 8efOroerung SumS berltlieutenant,
leds pettere Sabre auf lein Sberltz Yatent,
uno oann brei3ebn Sabre auf leine Or
1ennu1g gum 8ri9aoee@ eneraI tpartell.
llno babel lit er nod iiber Die S0pfe breier
I'M O%ienitalter pDr inn itebenoen Sberlten
ipeg bef0roert iDoroen.
53i3eifelSobne Derotenter WfaBen. 0enn
audi lIad Dem 9tebeuionSfriege bat ct forts
mdbreno IN aftipem Oienfte an Der sSnz
btaneegren5e 9~eitanoen, uuo ipar an ben
ntelften Der tptbtigeren VeloSii9e segen otez
lelbe1l betbeiltgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25

lit b"eIonbers Die Der 8ergr0Bernng bes Gez
id1itss @entrums burh Serle9ung Der
8abnb0fe weiter iuoIi6 uno lpeltll6 uno
Die 5o6leaung Der DampfbaDngeleiie bon
aaergr0Bter Mt6tigtet, un0 tie loute nit
Der gr0BtmOgli1iten &RatfrGtt betrieben
werben. Wian loate Die Sabuen Su t5rem
ei1ensn 8clten bur6 ieOe nil 8e6t uno
@eieb pertrGgli9e @epalt 5pii1aen, benz
unabueisbaren BebiirfntB entQe8en3ufOmz
men. Ser StaOtratb iolIte iofort einen
8eihluB annebmen, Dpourh ct Die Ser
Ieaung bis All einem getpiiien Sage ihIanfz
1uea perlanGt, umo ben WiaDor uno Yoliseiz
6ef beauftragen, 9egen Die Babnen. mel6e
nidt ioiort Die n0tbigen S6rttte sur 9tuss
filDruug OeS 8el6luiies tbun, bur6 itritte
9ur6fiibrung Der beltebenDen Sabruerz
%orOnungen einSui6reiten.
SIT oieie !0~auptmaBre9eI brr69efibrt, 10
miro cine 0aupturlaAe Der uebertIlung
bes @ei6Gftsz @entrums aus benz We9e gez
riidt letn ; oenn oieles miro it6 Dann uber
ELL nabe5u boppelteS @ebiet erltrefen uno
5abLretbere Sim nno Qlusgan9stbore baben.
&abelbabnen ODER eLettrii6e Ba6nen neb1t
Sunuels on Der II. uno 22. StraBe perz
Den it'd oann oils u0tbi9 uno nuBbrlugeno
ermetien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25

ii6 eegen ieDe l9ieoseeri6tli6e S6li6rung
DeS Streites nit ibreu 2trbettern Sl itrau@
ben. 9enE Elm S6ieosgertdt muBtes UNI
unparteiii6 entideioen 81 t%onren, ellet
ebenio pouitQuoigen @inbltd III Die Sers
bdltnilie Der 9lrbeItgeber baben, tple IN Die
Der Nrbeiter.
SSrid unb @enoiien nuBten feiu Wort
gegen Die eibIi1e Nuslage cines Der conlpe7
t~entelten !3eu9en, oeS gel6euten uno 9es
mGBi9ten Stablarbeiters 9tobertS e%i1autper>
ben. sic beiagt i'm 8elentIi6er tol9en1
oe5:
Sin 9lattentpalser lit 5omelteao be-
fomnlt IA gentS fiir Die Sonne, iDdbreno
5te uQmerican WorfS" DDn Sones &
2ougblin Y Gents be3ableu. 0as Yros
buff bei0er QSerfe lit chamber Gbnlth,
fomntt auf oerielben Wtartt, ptro tltr oles
lelben 2tpede gebrau6t. Mber Durd Die
geringen Soften ieines 8robutteS beherrldt
Carnegie ben Warft. Son letne1l Nrbetz
tern bage9en beDauptet er, ite befanlen gu
ptel @eIo."
g1ad an6eren eibGiden Qusiaeen ftnoen
Bel Gurneaie unter Oerihieoenen 8oriDQn@
ben Nb5i9e BET Der Stablbereltung ,1tatt.
m1breuo oie5 4. 3. i'm S6Dnberger' l6e1
VeIUult Uet IunItt9Ih wv H'Ht wv
SAL lit.
Stun lit bel ben auffalenben obtgen 3abz
len olerotngs 5u beoenten, DaB nit Sarne7
gie's unerrei6ten Wtal6inen in Oomeltedo
eth @al3er ipeit mebr ferttg bringt, olS III
anbere1 0erfen. gber bennD6 lit letn
9ohn aud ais lol6er geringer.
0erGrti9e l1nterl6ieDe muB man au6 in
8etra9t 3le9en, ebe man itber ben vSnm>
patbie1trett" aburtbeilt, tpel6en lebt niele
9lrbeiter in Garneqie's Bittsburger Berfen
uno in anoeren letner Merfe unternomlnen
babe1, nm oabur6 momD9It6 ibren be-
orGngten &aneraoen in 0on1eiteao gu bell
fen; wic ite Sri6 erflGrten, lit eS ibre NbE
lt1t, ii6 Der Mrbett nur 10 lange gu er&s
balten, bis Srid ftb bereit aet9t, nit Der
Mmalgamateo Mllociation iiber Die S6lt6z
tung Der @irren III 9omeiteao gu ulfterz
banoeln. So6 Srid tpeiit iebe 11nter3anoz
lung ab uno mill bisberige Nrbeiter in
0omefteao bis gum 81. Suli II ein5eln
tpieber aufnebmen uno nur ipenn lie nit benz
bere6ttgten Sample gegen Die BthfertonS
nidtS gu tbun batten. Setn 9arptitreben
aber lit Die @tnl6leppung ueuer Mrbetter,
Gu6 @ontrattarbetter, Die bod perboten
Itno.
Der glnblif bes rtelisen @6nousbartes
bes ~setpalti9en SbermiIt3generals SnotpOen
III 5omefteaO mag ia an fi6 duBerit impos
iant ieiu, tpiepobI Der nit 10 9roBer
frieeerii6er v@ranoe55a" auftretenoe Serr
bon San fe~tnestpess Selbherr, ionbern Noz
Dofat uno YoItttfer lit, 9lber traurta tit
es, nenn bteler S6nurrbart bas quite Jte6t
Der Qlrbetter in 0omefteab iiberldattet uno
tbren Setnoen Wtntb etnflOBt Ino 0Ilfe
leittet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
9retRia St1tnoet @0ne!
It II, oSa., 20 Sui 189

" ! y W oOu.G AU- NOutt 1o5A.
Ser thermometer itano, nit ~9lusnablne
Der Sage, al lpeldoen Die northumberland
gen Gegenitlrme nieoergingen, ben gall3eit
Sult btnourh bis iebt auf 80 @raD Sab
renteit uno lit 5ettpeile iber 100 @ra0 ses
gatge1.
6tBe iin6 mir bier 9etp0hnt, BENIN babel
6lGlt Der Slopino nit oollen 8afen, aber
in Der yta6t bonn Wfontag auf Oienltag
FAM es an0srS. Die u~ntergebenoe Sonne
5eigte Norolt6tsS trablen, mas Elm untriigz
It6es 3ethen Don tomlnenoer 6ibe lit, Der
thermometer 9tng ni6t unter 80 @raD uno
mir batten etue re6t i1tplle 9tadt, aber
Der Sioptno bltes. Der Sonuenaufgang
bra6te u1s So, 9 ubr So. IL 1tDr 100 uno
1ubr batten mir 104 @rao sSabrcnbeit.
Gopfipeb, @rbrebeu, Ourhiau iteaten
itG eta uhD Derl6ieoene Dffentli6e Nrbetten
rtuBten %eIngeltelt tDerDen, neil tn5tptl6en
unler Sreuno Der Suomino. it6 ielblt etnz
itelt bate. Die Sonue ianf au tbrer 3eit,
a6er Der 9llbenoe @rDbooen itr0nlte leine
OlBe aus uno madte eS unmDgIih, i'm
Sauie su blet6en. SSJeoermann luhte ST.
lel0terung auf Der Bor6, Gber obne @rfolg,
benn e5 mar 10 it'll, DaB fein Baumblatt
1td bepegte.
Groitlos panoerten bic Samiltenmitglies
Der bin uno Der, in beinabe paraoie1il6em
@oitiime, tpdbrenp Der S6peiB in groBen
GropTen S6nellreunen bonn @elidte bis
CUR groben 3ebe beranitaltete.
so Dur0e eS Sag ulo bic 8enDlferuug
mar idlaflos, miioe unD ~abgeipannt. Wtt
Der Come itieg Die 9tbe uno bate bis
9 ubr ibre SO Grab Babrsn5sit srrei3t; Da
fam 6ilfe.
8om Norotpeiten fam Elm Sturln beran,
Der apar feinen &eeen. aber einen iol6en
talten I~esenlDtn0 bru6te, oaB man etii9it
Die Seniter ihloB uno pdrmere &leibung
an3og Dies binoerte aber Die Sonne ni6t,
Na1mittass 2 llbr tpieber init SO @rao
Sabrenbeit berab3ulheinen. .. 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
Gt0atSatttu0 alt SfriG.

8on gte6ts tpegen seb0rt Srid auf Die
Nn~gefIagtenb1nt; benn CT lift na6 Ietnen
eigenen @e1tdnoniIien Der 2lnitifter oes
9Gn5It6 unbefuqten 8~tnfertonii6en betDaffz
neten GtnfalS in RennlDlDanien. 9o6
ni6t ais Qln9eflagter, ionbern alS NntIdger
itebt Der @el6Gftsgenolie uno Sberbenouz
rlGdttgte Sarnegte's 9%egenpdrttg nsr benz
8olfe bteieS 9annes oa.
Cine bon Carnegie, SriG & 60. beio(bete
aoDDfatil6e 8riDatftrma in Bittsbura fuDrt
Die gert6tlihe unterlu6un9 gegen Die Nrz
betterfIbrer BON 6omelteao negelt 6es bor>
ttgen gere6ten Wt6erftanbes gegen Die
gtnfertonzG otte; fte beniBt 9tnferton=
StroI6e Iogar ais 3eugen uno felt gegen
belagte Nrbetter 6aftbefeble tpegen yWfpr>
bes" uno a1Derer i6perer 8erbre6en aus
unb maBt ft9 in jeoer 8e3tebung bic
8fli6ten unb Ge6te bes Staatsantpaltes
bon MegbanD GDuntD an.
Dteier 8eamte i6eint it6 Dos aud rubig
gefaQen gu la1ien. 9o6 letne Bfi6t
mare es eetueien, Die 9an3e 6omeiteaoer
N~ngelesenbeit in in e 6Gnbe su nebmen
unb npr Mlemt aud etne ur1terlu6ung geget
SrtG, 2oDeiDD uno @enolien tuegen oes BON
ibnen Deranitaltetan eepaltlamen uno nerz
bre6ertl9en @tnfaues IN YennlDlpanien
ein5uletten.
9as 9te6t lit in 6omeiieab un6 inBittsz
burg n0utg auf ben &opf geitelt. Sn 6omez
iteao peroen frieOli6e @rbeiter, Die fi6 eiuz
fa6 tbrer 6aut tpebrten, bon Der gan3en
&rie9Sma6t 8enniDlnantens tpte ge1neine
Nufribrer bepa6t. 9ebr candidate grz
beiterfibrer oaielbit, oarunter Wednner,
!1eIhe nit @efabr tbreS 2ebenS Die ~eefangelt
genommenen Bintertoner bei6Ibten, werz
ben ais Wforber nerbaftet. 9aS geri6tli6s
@erfabrem mirb in 8ittsbur8 boM ben
6auptl9uIbteen, tpel6e fth Die 8efugnile
Der Staatsdnlpaltlbaft annlaBen, nGbreno
eeraoe ! c i'm @~efangntfie iein iouten, einz
9eIeitet unb 9efiibrt. nnb Der @ouDerneur
bes Staates iab bis gu ieiner iest erfolgten
Mbreiie, aus nG6iter ytGbe bieier 9reuliden
Gertebruns bes Ge6tes rubig gu.
Ser 1t6 gum StaatsanpaIt auftperfenbe
unan9efodtene 9auptanitifter Der iGmmt7
It9en 0ontelteaoer Wtrrelt, Srid, lit fretz
lid Elm mebrfader Wtiuionar, unb Die Don
ibm Serfolgten itnb vnur" Nrbeitsleute.
2lber 9erabe Dur6 Dteien @egeniuB tperben
Die GorgGnse am Wtonongabela unD all
letl1em 3ulammenf1uiie init Dem M1egbanD
I'm 10 enlp0renoer Huo erbitternoer!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25

iplel i'm @ilenbabnipelen, crbeitdt natnr=
LIB oas 0ffentlibe lGobl. DAP tetHe Se;
triebsitodung etntrete aber i'm Nugenletnen
fab:t Der Sabrifant beiler babel, ipeln er
ben Setrieb ~einitellt uub auf Die Grleoi9ung
Der 0tfferenSen lDartet, als, ipenIl CT geute
%anltelt, Die tt6 oa5u bergeben, Die FlaBe
Der Streifer an5unebmen. Inter Den guteu
uro %anit0nDi9en 9lrbettern beltebt ETH ultge>
lhrlebeneS @ebot, peldes laNtet: ~0u
louit nidt nebmen oelne5 9t1dlten Sob"
&ein fluger 6abrifant miro ii6 leihtltl7
niger Metle BON leinen alien Nrbettern
tren1en."
9a iebeu mir alio ben 6errn Carnegie III
b0ditei9ener Heriou fIr baS uGedt Der
Nrbeit" etutreten. 0as tbut CT in Der
Sbeorie. Sn Der Brarts aber ldBt ct Die
8interton'l0en Wteni6enidQer fomnen
ulo leiue 2lrbeJter SuiammenlhjeBeu. penn
ite cs Dagen, oieleS v9fe6t auf Qrbslt" gu
betonell. &ur3um, man iiebt. Die NOBLE
tbuenoeu uno meniheufreunOliben @runoz
ldbe enttpi6elt Carnegie nur, oan!it aIoere
6a6ritanten ii6 oarnad rihteu. Gr lelblt
befunmert 1t6 Den Gutut I'M letne 16Dnen
Sbeorten, tpenn Ct tie in Oct prarts be-
tbdttgen lou.
X
MGbreno aber Carnegie in Qmerifa oas
@egentbsil BON Dem tbut, mas er lbretbt.
1T eS linn naheetpieien, baB CT pdbreuo oes
ieBt beenoetem Observation-Disclosures III
@roBbritannien in nerlbieoenen WaDlbez
3trten baielbit &anbioaten Der Nrbetterz
partei nit nambaften @eloiummen ulters
ltiiste.
6obal6 aber in @robbritannien bic 8ors
gGnee in0omeiteao befaHnt ipuroell, braGen
Die britiinen 9trbeiter lepe gerbinoung NIT
Carnegie ab uno nabmen feline WaDIunterz
~ltiibungen mebr BON ibm OH, lonoern pers
Oamrnten iein 8erfabren gegen 6omefteao
auf's na6brldIibite.
Sn @rpBbrttannien bat allo Carnegie
3ur9bme6stung 10 gebanoelt mieer lhretbt;
aber es lit ibm ible6t befommen, neil man
bort alsbalo erfubr, tpie brutal CT ingtmerita
ieiue ldriftiteueriide Observation-Disclosures
bur6 Die Gbat u~erleugnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
9ie 9tcrfIrifem ScmtIMlauSS um0
GciterrcidlS.

6eute finO mir III ser Sage, eiuem BON
DieIen unierer 2eler bauft9 eeauBerten
Munlhe entgegensutommeu. Mir f0nnen
tbnen beute Die 9roBten 8rauereien 9eutid)s
lambs unD Seiterrei6s ncnnen. 0ie
8rauer> unb 9opfenz 3eitung D@anlbrtnus"
i'll 8jen (SpiB uuD 0tj6tblau) bat etle
&iite Der lGmmtli6eu Deutl6en uno Differs
reidilh>ungarii6en 8rauereien nit ibrem
@r5engniB im Sabre 1891 per0fientl;ht.
9ieies belief iih IN Seiterrei6zl1ngarn iuS7
aeiammt auf 15,043,249 6ettolIter ooer
12,615, 720 SAB, in Oeuti6lano auf
52,7 zoo, 600 6ettoliter ooer A, 1875, 800 SAP.
DIS 0rDBte 8rauereien in Oeutlhlaao
uno Selterreih ewrlpeiieM lid:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
9er fran56ti0e S6ie0Srt6ter 1T
Oer 8eDrtn9SMtecrfrage.

8rGIibent Garnot bate nab benz atpiiden
ben Ser. Staaten uno @roBbrttanltten abb
gel6loiienen 0ertrag iiber l6ieOsgeriGtz
Ii6e Betlegung- OeS 8ebrtn9Smeerltreltes
etnen Der S6iebsrt6ter 81 ernennen, urlo
er bat Die ni1t lei6te Mutgabe Dortreftll6
erfiut. Sbglei6 IS in Sranfrei6 bur6z
aus nibt al aus9e5et6neten Surilten teblt,
tpar Die Nufgabe cine i6ptert9e oeSbalb,
neil IS unter ibnen niht bieie Wtdnner
giebt, bic in Der engliiben Spra6e gut be-
1hlagen finb, Die 8erbanoIungen oeS
S1ieosgeri1ts aber in Der engltlden
Sprabe uno nur Die BrotDtoIe alf 6ronz
a0lilh gefubrt tperDen ioIen.
Ser BON Yr6iioent @arnDt erl1annte Gaz
ron Mlpbonle Gbobrpn De Gourcel beltBt
cine fir eincn 6ransoien ungen0bnlihe
SprabtenntniB. St lit itebenunoflntatg
Sabre alt. 0ur6 fran3Oiilhe 2ebranltalz
ten mOgli6it gut porgebtLoet, madte ct BON
ieinem neun5ebnten bis 81 letnenl 3tpetullo@
5pan5igiten Sabre auf ben llniperittGten
Bonn, Wtiin6en unb Berlin re6tswllenz
l6aftlt1e nrt0 belonoerS audi lprad1llbe
Stuoten. 9iadoem CT ft6 in 8onn ben
9rao zines 0oftprs beioer Ee6te erpOrz
ben bate, trater in ben DiplomattlhenS tentt
ieines fransDltl6en 8%aterlanoes. Gr Wuroe
tDGbreuo Des 3tpeiten &aiierrei6es Ntta6e
bel oer fron3Olti6en @elanOti6aft III 8rllz
lei, Dann bel Der IN ct. BeterSburg, lpGter
SubbireftDr uno unter Der iebteen Gepubz
lif Director tptbtiger Mbrbeilun9en inl
fran5Oiii6en Winiiterium oes NuswGrtts
gen.
8on 1881 an mar er ldngere 3eit Der
8erIiuer @eianote Der frau3Oiii6en 0fe>
publit.
Su leiuer 10 itberaus pi6tigen unb
i6tpierigen Steuung ais 8otihaIter in
8erlin entmidelte @ourcel einen %betpunoez
rungsplroigen Taft, uno arbeitete, mas III
ielnen 6rGiten itano, I'm Elm freun0lihereS
8erbGltniB SiDiid,en benz oeutlden 0te;dbe
uno Der franSDlilden GepAblit b%erbei3ufI3@