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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
OHIO'S VOTE Spit.
The Democrats Have Elected One Out
of the Twenty-three Electors.

ANAO 0OAAOSA oNS adNo hAeCL00 OnO OAb
OF the Twenty-three Electors.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1S.-Both the demo-
cratic and republican state headquarters
were closed to-day, and those who were ask
ing, "Whers is Ohio atr went to their
homes for days rest When the repub-
lcan quarters closed last night they had re-
celVed official information from all the
counties, Hamilton county being the last,
Taylor, rep, OF ,O54 and Danford, the head
OF the electoral ticket, Of S,724
Danford runs several thousand
ahead OF the other republican electors, and
Seward, the head OF the democratic electors
runs 1000 or 5000 ahead 9of his colleagues on
the ticket. The general opinion is that
Seward will be elected by defeating the
elector who receives the smallest number Of
votes on the republican ticket.
WHAT THE RETURNS SHOW.
The figures received up to date undoubs-
edly show that the republicans will save
their state ticket, elect % of the % electors
and 10 of the % congressman. Chairman
Dick OF the republican committee will
return Co the city tomorrow, when work
will be resumed The official returns are
still coming In at the office Of
the secretary Of state, but they
do not fuctuate sufficiently to
AhuiOaSe sOua6 tne reSulG VIII De ma =
terially different from those which have
been given out by the republican commit
tee. The plurality of Taylor, rep, will not
be far from the 1000 notch. The demo
cratic committee is doing nothing but max
ing claims about the official count.
THE COUNTIES HEARD FROM
Eighteen counties made official returns to
the secretary OF state to-day. Three of the
counties we're returned for corrections. This
makes total Of thirty six counties which
have sent in their returns. Carpenter, the
head Of the electoral ticket of the
Peoples party, received 4,007 votes
in thirty-six counties, and Redeky,
prohibition. electoral head of the ticket, re-
ceived 5000. These figures indicate that the
Peoples party has not polled more than
half as many votes in the state as last year,
and that the prohibitionists have made the
least number of mistakes In voting,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
ERRORS IN THE BIBLE.
A Presbyterian Clergyman of Cincin.
natl Follows Or. Briggs.

Presbyterian Clergyman of Cincin-
natl Follows Dr. Briggs.
Especial to Associated Press)
CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 13.-Rev DR.. Henry
P. Smith, prominent Presbyterian OF this
city, Is to be placed on trial tomorrow
morning before the presbytery of Cincin-
natl for affirming In pamphlet written
recently by him that the Bible contained
errors as well as truth. The trial will be
held in the First Presbyterian church. The
case excites interest," largely because Prof
Smith has followed in the footsteps Of
Rev. DR.. Briggs, who is to be placed on
trial before the presDytery OF New York
DR.. Smith has declined TO make public his
defense. 1t is said that the decision Of the
church to revise the Westminster confession
was an admission that this formula no
logger expressed the views Of Presby terians
aud places the church practically in the
same position that he had taken He in
tends TO defend his utterances and holds
still that the Bible is the word Of God, but
that it it not demanded that every word be
regarded as literally true and inspired.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
MPRsRsoN AND THE CABINET.
The Senator Thinks Cleveland Should

The Senator Thinks Cleveland Should
Be Given q Say IN Selecting It,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator John r.
Mcpherson Of New Jersey, whose name has
been prominently mentioned in connection
with the secretaryship of the treasury, left
the city this evening for Virginia on a hunt.
ing expedition. The senator was asked If il
were true as stated that he was to be Of
fered the seat. ~ think" replied the seua-
tor, lit would be we'll to consult Mr.,
Cleveland before deciding who will be hon
ored with place in his private council.
| am sure there is no such understanding
in New Jersey or elsewhere within the
knowledge of Mr.. Cleveland or myself. /.
is matter Of too much delicaoy for any
mans friends, however enthusiastic, to in
dulge In. am sure mine have not More
over, there is not even a remote probability
of suoh a Happening"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
FRANCE AND THE TARIFF.

The Significance Of Our Election Just
Being Grasped.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-The French public is
just beginning to grasp the significance Of
the result of the eleotious in the United
States. The financial columns OF the daily
press and financial organs declare that the
democratic success will give new impetus
to trade, and will bring additional capital
into business throughout the world, and
will add fresh fuel to the smolderiDg agita-
tion against the Meline tariff, "the McKin-
ley protection OF France"
The leading Swiss paper warns Europe
that IL the democrats lower the tariff in the
United States America will become re-
doubtable unless Europe also adopts free
trade High duties on American products,
IL says, will intensity the evil and com
pletely ruin the countries Of Europe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.

The National Brotherhood Begins It's
Second Convention.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The National Brother
hood of Electrical Workers began its second
annual convention yesterday at Piasterers'
hall. There we're present delegates from
the local unions in different parts OF the
country. Henry Miller Of Lima. O., is
president, and J. I. Kelly Of st. Louis,
secretary.
The convention appointed committees on
credentials and rules and adjourned to
Monday morning, when both committees
are expected to report President Miller
says the brotherhood has 10000 members,
though the national organization was eff
fected only year ago. 1t was essentially
non-striking organization, its obiscts
being mutual aid and education.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
OHIo'S CLOSE VOTE.

vigorous Work by the Democrats
Would Have Won 10000 Majority.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-Tom L. johnson,
reelected congressman of the Twenty-frst
Chlo district. was in the city to-day. THAT
tuere Is any doubt as TO the vote of Ohio"
"a ssia he, ''is owing only to the tilnid policy
~ The official democratic leaders. With a
oyLlgorous and aggressive light Ohio
ad Saould have given Mr. Cleveland
.1U,OOO majority. The democratic gain in
1ae city OF Cleveland this year is one-fifth
VI the entire gain in the state. This, in my
opinion, is due to the active and radical dis
STusslon OF the tariff question. Although
Cleveland is manufacturing city we de-
nounced protection and sought for converts
az among the victims Of protection rather
'uan among its benefciAries."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
MRS. BELMONT DYING.

An Attack of Grip Seriously Affects
Her Lungs and Digestive Organs.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Mrs. Belmont,
widow of the late August Belmont and
mother of August and Perry, is dying at
her residence, No. 100 Fifth avenue. A
year aad a half ago Mrs Belmont suffered
from a severe attack OF the grip, which
seriously affected her lungs and digestive
organs. She never recovered fully, and he's
been steadily failing during the past three
weeks. Her physician says her death may
be expected at any hour, though she may
linger for days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
A PARADE IN GOTHAM.

Indians, Temmany Tiger and 300
Horsemen to Be Features.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ex-senator George F.
Roesch of the Seventh district has pretty
nearly completed arrangements for grand
celebration and parade tomorrow evening
because Of the recent democratic national
victory. A large band of Indians, a Tam
many tiger and 800 gayly caperisoned horse
democratic organizations, bands of music
and several drum corps will participate
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Ex.JUDGR COOLEY DEAD.
He Was Prominent as a Banker, Law
yer and Politician.

He Was Prominent as a Banker, Law
yer and Politician.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 13-Ex-Judge D, w.
Cooley OF Dubuque, Ia, died of paralysis
this morning at the home of his son-in-law,
J. f. Douglas. in this city. Judge Cooley
was we'll known as a banker, lawyer and
capitalist. He was prominent member of
the bar of lowe, and for several years pre-
vious to his death he practiced law
at Washington, ID. C.. He was for
twenty years presidentEg OF the First
National Bank Of Dubuque, and for some
time past was president OF the Iowa State
Bankers Association. He was at one time
a member of the Iowa Senate ana was com
missioner of Indian affairs under President
Lincoln and President johnson. He was
secretary OF the republican national COM
mittee in 1865. He made many benefac-
tionsto churches and colleges, chiefly those
of Methodism In Iowa. The body will be
taken to Dubuque for burial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
JUSTICE LAMAR ILL.

He Expects to Resume His Work on
the Bench To-day.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-Justice Lamar
Of the United States supreme court has not
been feeling well for the past two or three
days. Yesterday he suffered a slight attack
Of nausea in the court room and had to re-
turn to his residence He soon recovered,
however, and he expects 10 be in his seat on
the bench Tomorrow, as usual.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Harrison and Blaine in Church.

WASHINGTON Nov. 13.-President Har.
rison. with his family, sat in his own pew al
the Church of the Covenant this morning
Farther back, on the other side of the aisle,
sat ex-Secretary Blaine and his daughter,
Mrs. Damrosch, who is now visiting her
parents, but this time the President and his
former secretary did not meet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
A TUG LOST IN A GALE.

Three PssssnRers ana q Crew Of Six
Men Aboard Her.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The steam tug Secret
which left Lytham. In Lancaster county,
on the Irish sea. Oct. 25 on short voyage,
carrying three passengers and crew Of six,
is believed to have foundered during one Of
the recent gales. as the body Of one Of the
passengers has just been found Off Lundy
Isle, In the entrance OF the Bristol channel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Booths 5eth Birthday.

New YoRK, Nov. 13.--Ed win Booth spent
his 59th birthday in quietude at the rooms
OF the Players Club, Gramercy park, to-
day. He received no unusual number OF
callers and no special demonstration was
made by his friends In honor Of the event
Mr.. Booths purpose is to remain at the
club while bis health continues good.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Two Surprises in Kansas,

Topeka. KAN, Nov. 13.-Two surpris-
ing results in the election In Kansas which
have heretofore escaped general notice, are
beginning to attract universal attention.
One is the carrying of a proposition to
hold q constitutional convention and the
other is cessation of the enforcement Of the
prohibition laws.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Chief Justice Merriman Dying.

Merriman, chief justice of the supreme
court, is lying unconscious at his home in
this city, and Is not expected to live an
other day. He is suffering from diabetes.
He was appointed chief justice in 1890, on
the death OF w. II. II. Smith. He is about
G2 Yaars Of aon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
John Hoen at Deaths poor.

NEW YoRK NOV. 1S-About 10 80 O'Clock
tonight the condition OF John Hoey was
practically the same as during the after
noon. He was In a comatoss state, aud the
attending physician said that while death
was only question Of few hours, yet be
did not apprehend the end would OCCUR to-
night
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
A Prominent yirginian Dead.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. I3.--R. T. Dam
iel, prominent citizen of Prince George
county, this state. died at his homo this
morning after protracted Illness. The
deceased at the time of his death was treas
urer OF the county. which Office be held for
more than TWENTY-FIVE years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Illinois Gives 27,o71 Plurality

Especial 10 AssOcldted Pressl
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Mr. Cleveland's plu-
rality In Illinois according 20 semi-officia
returns, with two counties missing, is n,
OIL. Altgeld, dem. for governor, ao
cording to the same authority, has plu-
rality of p, ,293.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Illinois Eighth District.

JOLIET, ILL, Nov. 13.-It looks now as
though r. A. Childs, rep., had been elected
in the Eighth congressional district instead
of Lew Steward, dem. The democrats here
concede that the official vote will elect
Childs by from II to n votes, but talk of
contesting the election.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Frances Treaty with Rusa,a

BERLIN. Nov. IS. - The Vossische
Zeitung asserts in spite Of dsnials that a
treaty of alliance between France and
Russia has been signed through the efforts
of the Grand Duke Vladimir Of Russia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
LAsKER HOLDS OUT FOR $1,000
He Is Willing to Meet Lipschutz II the
Money Ia offered

HAVANA, Nov. IS-The Havana Chess
Club could not induce Steinitx and Lasker TO
play match at Havana. Lasksr says he
is willing to meet Lipschutz, the champion
OF the United States, In a match OF i've or
seven games up. Lipschutz will select the
stakeholder Tuesday. American chess play
ers, he thinks, will not subscribe part or the
$1,000 which Lasker has stipulated as the
smallest amount for which he will play.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
An Esrtho1eke IN California.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. ia heavy
shock Of earthquake was felt here at 4:45
o'clock this morning, aud also at various
points throughout California. No damage
beyond broken glass Is reported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 13.--Donald w.
Balm, state treasurer-elect, is dangerously
iii at his home in this city Of lvalvular dis
ease Of the heart, and bis death Is expected
momentarily. lie was reelected Last Tues
day for q third term.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
Minister Thayer Not TO Resign.

THE HAGUE, Nov. 13.-United States
Minister Thayer denies the report that he
Intends resiRninR.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-14
A White House Usher Dead,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-Cspt. E. 8.
Densmore, chief ushsr at the white house.
died here to-day after an illness of several
months.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
l1nlere Staats=;Siuan5en.

Nnd elmer auf Dem ieeben cribleneneI
Sa6resteridt hcs Stna.saubitcTa Se;@
bert taIirtsn s(nsabe beitebt stuild|sn Den
Ginfilnitsn uno gus9aten oss Staates
Elm iebr unelfreulides MiBoerbdftniB
ocm absubelicn uuiersr aominiltratioH
nlanaes 9OpI;erbrsden MAIDEN Shrfts,
ipcnn Der grebit Wihouri's nidt inter
bieien Sergdltuihsn leioen iOG- Die
Sadc pertdft ii9 wie fplst:
sfm /. Sauuar 1891 befanben lld i'm
Stantsl6as runS s1Sl,0o Die eins
FINITE bes Sabrss betrugen 81. $1,000.
be aGasmeiueu gussa6en s1,5ss,10O
uno s69o,OOO ilr sduleu uno esbran=
italtsn, 10 baB ON l. Sanuar 1892 nur
$1,000 psrbliebeu, welhe NIT Den
Steusreinfiikiten (etiua s2,169,oO0)
reid,sn lo(Iteu, nm Die auf S2,416.9Oo
usranldlasten aGseulcinen laufenOsn
ausaabeu pss Staates lpdbreno oes
Sabres 1891 su ocden; bieie &ednuns
eraibt eimen no;biusuo:sen 5shlbstras
bon runS s347 200; no biels Summe
berfcmnsn iOu, lit sur 5eit nod nidt
eriidtli9. Sa5u fummt NOD, bas Die
auf etlua $4,000 belauIenben soften
Der Gr;raiisaus uuo Iar DEN &ieSer>
auibau Der Staatsuniterlitdt aud aufs
actra6t lperben 1ii6tu; audi 100000
fir SertretuusNiiiuuri's auf Der 8sl'z
ausltcauns uHfeu sur Serfllsuus leln.
0ieles WtiBuer9dltniB i'll Den Gln=
uahmsn loll boour9 bcrbeiseTubrt iuor=
Sen ieiu, baB Gin Staatsselss beItImmt,
baB Die isst fir staatsSlusde auf 20
Gents fur ieos 800 Stsueriuertg fslt=
aelebte Steuerrats auf 15 Gents beratz
eeIest lpsrocn iou, iobalo Die 9ciammt=
ltsuereinl9dguus bs5 Staates iib auf
uber 100000 bslduft. mas fTlr
1891 relp. Die ginfiiufte i'll 1892 Der
Sau lit, 10 baB aGo trpb b69srerSteuer.
einI6dsun9 Der Staat Elm Siertet tuenl'
asr Gintiuite bat, ats im SATIRE 1896
reIp. 1891. Die eiHSise abgilie ioa il
oem Seriabren lissea, baB Die Staais=
Steuerauaslei4unss Seb5rbe Die abs
iddsun9 10 rcbu;irt, bab Die 20 Cents.
rate nc1 maB9ebeno 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

8.diibsut Sarriion bat am SItnstas
cine 9rufiamation ertaiisn, burd iuslde
Der abI9luB eines Sessnieitistsits<
4btommens in Sa9su beg Sanoels NIT
9eutlalano iOsuis Die SsrdnSsruussn
befunnt ssseben tuerbsn, bsnsH DIE
EarifseIebe Deg beutlden 8sids nit
gs;us auI seiuiiie GrSeusniile Der Ger.
staaten unteriuorfsn iuurbsn. Surdj
oisieu 6esenisitisfsits<S <Sertras Siull9sn
een Der. staatsn unb 9euti6lano pirn
benz lesteren 2anos Die ifrsie einTub'
pom 9ude- i'll Die Ser. staateu, oasc'
zen fir oeri3isoeue amerlfanllhe IN
elmer beisefiatsn lleberii4t ssniadt:
Trututte Die 3ulaIiuus in Seuti dlans
I'll utrciHbcrien 3oIraten seiudbrlelltst
Sic 5abeue ersibt cine 3oa- -&ebuSirun!
auf gseissn pou so Erp;ent, auf @tai;
uon 20, nuf Su.ter poE Is, nuT selalic
neg umo sepetsites Sdptinsfsil9 ool
lis mo gseisenz umO Maismebl BON 3
&ruSsnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Sn bisiem Sabre wiro es III Den
Ser. Staaten auf osn 5e.oe Der Telitlf
sans belonbers lebbaft susehen. &rdz
iicent uno Siceprdiibcnt iino su udhlsn,
uuS basu ole $50 Mitslisber, welde
bas Saus beg 53. gonsrefies biloeu.
91ahs,u cia Grittel Der IS guuoesiI<
natpren it pon Der Gsisssebunsen gu
tud6len, luei5e cen3abten bieiesS Sabres
ibrs griiteus ueroanten tueroen. ginise
Senatoren, beren 5srmin ndditen Rdri
beeinnt, iino bereits sewdblt, Die srose
Webr;att aber lit nod su tudblen. Sas
su fpnlmt bann nod in Den mslfsn
Staaten Die @abl Der @ouernors une
anoerer Staatsbsaulten iotuie County
5eamten, &C. slls gur6ereitunsen 81
bieier politii9en 5bdtisteit fomnlen fiil
ben Surser sund6it Die @a6fen pcr
9slc9aten III Den National'Gonpan.
tiunsn unb 10 nad unb mad Die sanS
Grbsit Ser 8artei.Srsaniidtion, pa:
anes Su'ammsu baSu beitrassn irirb
oas Sutsrsiie Der garser rese Su er
balten. 9offeutli9 madt iia oiele
Satereiie lbaraa i'll Dem Ssltrebsn be
merttar, Die befsu 9slesuten uao Gau
Ihioaien ausjuwihlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Gs mag ouifaasn, bnB Der ueru,l=
sfldte Sampfer ngiber" ni4t usrrs
dert mar. Der stOrbeeutide ofopo
periibert tein eiujises ieiner Sbiffs.
Sei einem 70 srOBartiseu Setrie5s, ipis
es Oerienise bes alupo lit. itebt iid bic
9sltui9ait teiier, psnn iie bas RilitO
islbIt trdst. Sn unperiidertsn Sblf=
fen elmer 10 sroBen 9eieaidaft 5u fab
ret, iit reidlid 10 iider, als i'll ben uers
Tdertsn Sdiffeu einet fleinen Selsu<
ldaft. Gsnn Die 5batlade, baB bic
@elsuIdaft bos 8iiito ielbit trdgt.
;tuinst iie Sa5u, Die CT 6Btm59llbe @or@
iidt lualtsn su laiien uno ibre Sblne
itets in beitsm 5uitanbe Su erbalten.
Inter Der 6lasse bss alops iesslt
OsBbalb tein einiises abseuustss 5abr'
ssug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
llniere 2lusfuhr.

Ser amtlid)s S:ritt hcs Suaofs=
idabamts iiber uuItre Nn:Tnbr iplbrcne
oes ssabrcs 1891 lit Iosben ctIhicren.
Ser gr0B;cn 3nnahme fat lld ra<
nad Der Grport ar1critauiItcr Sroo-
ItoTs su erireueu seblbt. 2erIei6r re-
prdientirt ndulIib cincn sser!b bon
s31 $40, ,900; lud9rcuo I'M Sabre 1890
nur fir s10, $40 $50 aus9efubrt ipcrhcn
founteu.
slm nlciIttn su bisisni giinlti9eH Sc
lu.tat bat unIer 8ei;eHi;terIdub bti9c=
trasen. 9cnu III 3siScn aurbe 1891
flr s17,1SS,3l2 uuS an 2ei;cnmebl
fir s7,77G,616 ausgeiabrt.
sttcr aud Der g2elidforn=Grpcrt iua,
6soeutene uHb lbtrtraI bcn ocs urrtsr
sssanasucn Sahre5 fait III, bas Sifr
fade.
genis erireut.d engeacn loar 81
8aumluollnusinbr. Genn Der SsertI
bcrielten iit luibrero bcs jiu9it rer.
HuIienen Sabres se9cn 1890 um Gin
bal6e Wilipn Gogars suriid3ebliehen
| gtiuas gebeHert ha: iid Die ausIub
emcrifaniIasn giieus unb amcritaEi
idsr Glisuiabritate.
i 9ie grtuartuusen auf eine grgo9un
Der S9,petnsTeiib slu.fubr Baben lid
ipobl us9er BEG ipiten 9atums Dersla
, bebuns rer irausatlantiidea SerhO
nod nidt srIiiat. gtur Sped ut i
9ertbe uon $4,044.O1S 9esen s3,29l
$50 I'M Subrt 1890 oasssiiibrt.
Sen 9eiammtiue,tb auer geimii4,
b gruoutte uuo 6ubritate, Die 1891 al
n ben Ser. Staatcu srportirt warOs
g Itdbt uHitr 6inaH5zSytretdr aui *9o'
G. 339,7O5.
T. 9iss GrsebaiB lit nidt aaeiu iilr
IN beirtebisenn, ionoern es eilpedte al
m Sofinungeu fIr Die 3utunIt. Genn
ib arp5er 5bsil unlsres oorjdbrisen grr
II. uberi9uiies lit nod uidt erpo rtirt, i
II. bern beiinost Ii9 tbeiis in BEN 6Hen
il. den GstreibeIpsideru, i9eits i'll
s,p Sdnoeu Observation-Disclosures. 81
tommt, baB Die bsreits abseidioiiel
10 8essnIeitisfsitsusrtrdSe uaIcre So
in unb Getre;neau:Iubr ud9rsno
* Sabrts 1892 obue 3iusifet nod f6rt
- iuerotn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
OeutSher 2riesernereiu.

SeuttWet ACteSSCveEStws
&eseimdBise 8erian,nlanJ am z.
6ehruar. 1892.
Gs iuurbe beiblOiieu. baB ber S6as<
me,iter aussuleien lei, feline Rehnuusen
su tesableu Die nitt nit Der unteri9rift
bcs YrdIibentsn unb Scfretirs pcrieben
iinn.
Der 9oriblas oes Serrn @. 9er3os,
bos Der tisiise gcre;n nit ben ct.
Coulter Sersinsu in 8erbinouns trete,
nm su eriabrsu unter wefden Beb;ns'
unaeu mir De, eterbe< uHo araufsnfails
bei;rrten f6nncn, iuurce onsenonlnen.
Cine 8ednuns bss .8olfsbfatt" I'm
Setraae uon so Gents, ioipis ciHe nsn
Sefreidr fur Brisfmarfen in Betrns'
Don % Gents iuurben CUR 5atfnng an
aefuieleu. GbenfnlIs cine 8fhnune
BON IS, llnieritisuns zines eurhreiien
ben aaneraeen, ansenommen.
Ginaenommeu CT 8eiird9en $3.50
6ierauf 8ertasuns.
5enrp@ieI
gefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Cine i1redli9e 9ramb=aatdItropbe
ere;srcte ii6 ON Sountas in @etD Dorf.
Wcrsens 2 llbr bra9 I'M bortigen
,Sotsl aopal" (ein 5 Hodges Bad.
itein=@ebdube on Der 6. Guenus) 5euer
aus. Su bent 9otsl bcfanSen lib stiua
l2O GdIts uno so Ssoisnitste. Son
oielcn bnt cine sroBe auSabl einen srdB'
lihen Sob in Den 6lamnen sefHnosn.
unb piele onSere iuuroen ihlucr perlebt;
! bis iett linb II 2eideH aufssIunoeu
lpprosu. Gtua 60 Gerlonsn iueroeF
mod nermiBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Ger Serpaltunssrat6 Der Staatss
9tormall1uie in @arrens6ur9 bot be-
jdloiien, ben Siuoentsn Die 2ebrbiiher
folteuIrei Su lieIsru, ipas fur ieoen
Sdiisr uussldbr $50 im Sabr euse
ma6t. G6ipubl mir auerfennen,
l1reibt isbs ridtis oas Ssoalia Sour
nal," baB ben ,,gsornnurs sS9ilern, aus
fpelden lit unler 2ebritano rsfrutirf.
aae Sortbeils uno Grleidlerunsen &C.
botsm ipsroen, iogte Die freie 2ieierune
Der 2ebrbTbfr eC9 Suerlt IN ben 6ffent
llideu Gfementarl5uteu beiuerfjteIis
perbsn. SeuH nsun 3ebntel bsr io,ri
llasen auT S,aatsfoItsH uussebiloetel
2ebrer uaO 2etrerinIen bleiben nur
+ fanse .eshrcr". biz iie ibre 9enntnif
in beii.r bssablemben Sielluusen pel
ttpebrten f6nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Slaine bat cs, in einem on ben Sore
fibenoen oes republifaniiden @atiornl-
ausIduhss, S. 8. Charlton, serid!eten
Sdrsibsu, poIitiu erfldrt, onB or feln
gauoieat iiir bos Srdiioentenamt lei.
Der Srief fat uHter ben aspublifanern
oes eanbes sroBe lleberraiduns unS
mir m6bten bsinnbe iasen, 8eitiirsuns
uerurla6t, benn Blaine salt bisber als
Der populdrts ganbioat fur Die BrdiI.
oeutIdnft, flir ben namentli6 oie8epubz
llfaner uuIeres Staates i6rmlit)
idpdrmtcn. Ser 8ldtritt 8lainf's
nadJt Die INSTRUMENTATION bcs ieioeili'
gen ssrsfbenieu 9orrilon mebr ais
uabri6einlid unb nah Blaine lit oar
riIOn uuitreitis Der itdrtfe ganoioat ben
Die 8epublitaner nufiie1eu f0nuten.