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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Get Dielweiberet gettdn0tg.
@igiam q. SOl6rOd febrt SIT ieiner
re6tmaBigen Trau 5uriif.
Seine bieiiee Srau entidIOHen, inn nidt be-
ftrafen 5u Iafen.

@iniom q. 6olbrod, Bis Dor &nr3em
elm &uti1er an Der @paniton Nue. z8feroez
babnIinie, bat itd Der 8ielneiberet i6uloig
befannt. Seine erite Srau lebt in Wfa1las
6uietts, Die 5tpette rubt auf benz @racelano
&tr9bofe uno Die brittle lebte nit ibm, ben
ite bret Sabre binour6 als ibren re6tmGBi@
gen @atten angeieben bate, in Dem 6auie
$50. 36 8eit NDenue. 0olbrod lit Ill letner
ertten Trau, beren QtufsntbaItsort teinem
let1er Sreunoe befannt lit, suriidgetebrt
uno ieine bieit9e ertlGrt, tbH ntat moleitiz
rem gu tuolen.
SoIbrod nar Elm intelligent auslebenber
0tann BON un9efGbr IS Sabren nit lan9em
rotben 8art uno mar Nlen, Die auf Der
Gpanitou Npe. >2inie fubren, aIs vSntel
BinD" befannt. Gr mar BEL leinen 2lrbeitz
gebern loDobL, tDie bel leinen Otitarbeitern
beliebt unb 0a5 @eitdnbniB ietner pielfaben
eheli6en @%rfabrungen bat QroBe ueberras
i6ung berDor9erufen.
6rau 6oIbrOf iagte0 onnerftag Gben6, ie
Babe 9olbrod 5uerlt Dor uuaefGbr Dret Sab
rem %getrofen. 9ama,s babe er eben ieine
Srau ~begraben. Sic lei 0anIals ~eineQ8ittwe
nit bret &naben getDelen un0 babe Srau
Sonba gebclBen. Qlm 4. Stunt 1889 babe
lie, nie ais Dem Srau3eu9ntB erit6tlid,
6OIbrod in Mtusfegon, Wfid., eebeiratbet.
Nm leBten W1ontag babe or ibr mitgetbeilt,
baB CT ite fir thinner Dsrloiien miiiie, ba
istne rehtmGBige Srau i'm Often mobne
uno ibm georo6t babe, i'm nerbaften Su
~Iafien, fols er ni6t gu i6r 5uriidtebre. gr
babe nod binsugeTagt. Dap er cine Sarm
beiiBe unO oaB ieine &inoer, Die bereits er>
tpaAlen ieien, cine GbeiIung oeS 8eliBtbums
foroerten.
Gor ieiuem @eggange ma6te Solbrof
In @e9enlpart msbrerer 3eu9en folgenoeS
16rtftlt1e @eItGnoniB:
SD, WiIiam u. SolbrD6, befenne beute,
am Il. M1dt3 1892, freituiQig, DAB Trau
Utar1 s. 6olbrod ni6t meine re6tmGBt9e
Srau lift, ionoern baB meine erite 6rau nod
ie6t unb baB i'd obne ibr 8iiien nit beiagz
ter Srau OfarD S. 0oIbrOG in nlgeleBlt6er
@be aelebt babe u1b baB i6 tie betrogen
babe. SD CLAUDE, baB ie mir ftets Elm
treues uno eryebenes Wetb eetpelen lit.
Oieies @eitdnOniB bat Ben 3ped, tie IN ben
Quaen Der WeIt 3u reGtfertl9en.
@iliam 81. 6olbrod."
sSrau 6olbroG beftnbet fi6 III Der groBz
ten Qrmutb uno es iino beretts A1ltaltel1
oemadt porben, ibr l~lnterltuBungen 3n7
fommen 3u lallen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Gnoete ibr Seben.

Die 2eid)e elmer Srau ipurbe Wtttpo6 am
Seeufer in Der gtGbe Der Stolen an Der Sc.
StraBc bon Sobn Smitb, $3.50 Sefferion
9tue. %pobnbaft. %9efunoen. Ser &0rper
mar baLb int Sanoe bergraben. 0aS @ez
ii6t 3ei9te an peri6ieoenen Steleu @un>
Den, Die Ebeorie elmer WOrotbat tpuroe aber
baOur6 b%infdli9, baB Die Welen fortaes
iebt l6arfe @iSitIde gegen ben 2ei6nam
marfen. 9te Soote muroe i!n 6Dos Yarf
8atrolpage1 mad @attins' Mforgle gez
braht, mo- ie ipGter BON Dem Nrbeiter
Sobn. &iel bon 1921 Nrmour Npe. ais ieine
Srau Ngatba &lel ibentiftcirt murbe, Die
leiner Nn9abe na0 lett 0ienitag aus benz
0aule Dsrl6nunDen mar. Gr lagte, er
babe nit ieiner Trau etnen Streit Iber
bdusli6e Nngelegenbeiten sebabt ulo er
nerinutbe, bag iie oeB6alb Selbitmorb be-
gau9en babe. Srau &iel tpar 30 Sabre alt
unb erit lett &ur3em in Nmerifa. sic bel
ratbcte &iel i'm leBten 0e5emter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Qfrifaniide Giferfndt.
SIutiee Qfaire 3wifdeu 3wei Neeer'. Ole
oafeIbe mdoden IiebteIi.

9ie @Gite in benz 9boe 8arf6oteI tptrber
OonneritaeOtorgen tura Dor llDr our6 ben
Smau mebrerer lbneu mad chamber abb
gefeuerter S6iiie, benen laute Nufe, nab
Der NoltSet folgten, erredt. Gin dugez
meiner &arnpf mar inter ben farbt9et
GeQnern in Der 9ienltbotenabtbetlung aus
aebroden uno aus einem urlpringli6 9es
ringfIgtgen Strett mar cine Wtoroaftatre
aeDOroen.
Seit LANCER i3ett Bate 3pii6en 3tpeien
Der &euuer. gtamens Gobert Surner uno
Mlon5o Sones, tein gutes Gt1pernebnlen
geberridt, mas aber Die eigentlihe urio6e
gu benz Streit mar, lit unbefannt. @tntge
bon burners Sreunoen behauptelt, oaB es
ii6 nm ben 8eltb elmer @aitarre banoelte,
Die Sones in ieinem 3tmmer bate 'lnO Die
BON Surner alS ieiu @igentbum re-
cIaKtrt purbe. Mnbere mieOer ia9en, baB
Elm in benz 6otel an9eiteuteS WfGohen, Die
uni6uIoige l1rla6e wuroe.
SIS beiBt, DAB Sones ft6 fit oaS WeGoz
den tntereiiirte uuo Gurner DIT eriu6t
Eabe, i1m oas Selo alleiu gu iiberlaile1,
bei1en babe fid aber Surner setpei9ert.
@eltern Qbeno bate 1t6 nun cine @nsabl
Der &euner in Burners 3immer Oeriams
melt uno mani pertrieb it6 Die 3eit init
Singen unb@r3dblen. Gs mar beinabe W2itz
terna6t, alS Sones pl0BIi6 bereintrat uno
btunen ~tpenigen Wtinuten iagten er uno Surs
nsr ithS 6mei6eleien allerNrt, bis l6lteBli6
9ebterer leinem Seinbe Sones nit etnem
Gaiirmeiier, Der beliebten Naffe Der 9ieger,
All 0eibe giug. SSones belt ie0o6 ni6t
StanO, iOnoern lief 10 l9neQ iuie mogli9
Die Sreppe Dtnab.
gfa0 sebn Mtnuten febrte er aurIG un6
ebe Gurner cine @ele9enbeit fano, BON iei>
nenl Wteiler @ebral6 All MAIDEN, @feuerte
Sones 0rei &euolueri6iiie auf i'm ab.
9ie eriteu betoei perfebItel ibr 3iel, Der
brittle ieoo9 traf SIrner in pen &lden uno
er liant balb bepuBtlos nteoer. 3wet 8oz
ltsiiten batten Die Shile 9ebOrt uub SoneS
puroe lofort %Derbaftet. ST ~bebauptet,
Ct babe in MISUNDERSTANDING auf Gurner
eel9o1ien. Die 9er5te i'm 9oipital ber
Dearborn ultb 20. Str. lpobin man
Gurner bra6te, fonnten ni6t poittio entz
iAeiben, ob Die 8unbe aefdbrlih iei, ba ite
bic &ugel bisber ni6t gefunoen baben,
duBerten aber, baB penig Soffnung
fir Die Gsneiung Surner's. uorbarz
ben lei. Ser 8eruunoete lit Derz
beiratbet, lebte aber in Dem 9poe Qarf Soz
tel obne ieine 6rau. St 1T "a Sabre alt.
Sones tpeigerte li9 bartnddtg, etspas iber
Die 9ln9ele8en9eit gu laGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Quseeoebnter SdwinoeI.
5ahIrei9c Opfer Ger uuniteo States Gailor=
ing Go. nan 1T oeu 6auner1
auf DER Spur.

8. 81. 8rDan, ser Gertpalter. be3 in go.
1863 SaGlonitraBe beftnOli6en Jte6tsl1ub5
8IrealS, 9laubt nunmebr, OaB es lbm ges
lingen Diro, Seoerlon uno 6enoerlon, Die
reip. 8ertreter Der Limited States Satlorz
ing Co., ibrer frummen Sransatttonen
tpegen GUT &ebenlhaft gu sieDe1,
Die @eieui6aft bate cine groBe NnSabI
bon Nn5eigen erlaiien, III oeEen lie it'd err
bot, ge9en 81 Nnoablung per Wode Sober
mum etnen ueuen NaSug gu Iiefern. Der
feinite Qn3ug piirbe in 80 Wo6en be3ablt
iein. 8te es fi6 bsrausftelt, iino nabe5u
400 gerionen auf Die Nn3etgeI htnetnge1
fQuen. 9ie 3erIuite Der betreffenoen 2eute
betragen Don 81 bis $37. 9agegen beiGuft
ii1 Die BON Der Tailoring 60" einges
1tridene Summe auf nabesu $50, 600. Die
Sdpinoler bottsu ibr Nugenmert grDBtens
tbeils auf SabrtfsG Embellishments gerlGtet.
Su ben uWtc@ormtd &eoper 98orfs" mat
elm Stub nit 60 Wtitglieoern gegriinoet
tpprOen, Die tbre re9elmdBigen pO6entlt6en
Gin3abluugen in benz S6neloergelbGft
ma6tenL aber ME einen Nn5ug erbalten
boben. Gbenio crying IS Dem u@rano
Central 9epot>@lub", Der m06entli6 800
in Die Safe Der ShminbIer flieBen IteB.
@ie Der 0iitriftS >Nntpalt Wtl6rtlt
Germ 8roan mittbeiIte, bat Die
neutrality-suspicious. aud gegen 6as
2otteriez ino BoitgsleB oeritoBen. 9te
vItliteo States Tailorin9 Co." bate cine
Berloolung bon Nn5i9en brtefll6 ibren
Aunoen anee3eigt. 6err 8ruan aloubt,
ben beiben @6minblern Teberion uno Sem
oerion aut Der Spur gu ietn uno tie bolo
Der @ere6tigteit iberLtefern gu tDnneu. SIS
ioQ cine 8eriammlung Der Spfer Der betoen
@euannten anberaumt tperOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
IN einem Bottim ertrunfen.

DIS Srau Sobanna &raule BON $50. 3522
G. 2incoln Ctr. 6reitae NbenO na6 Saule
5uriidfebrte, permiBte fe ibren pieridbrisen
Nueult. sic ididte bsIien Glteren Srloer
9ouis aus, UNI na0 ibm gu lI6en, bod
obne Grfolg. S6lieBIid wuree bic Yoltz
sei benahri6tigt, wel1e Die 2eide oes &naz
ben in einem groBen gSaiierbotti6 feno, Der
aum @tntpeiGeu DON T~aBbanOftdbeu be-
nubt wuroe. Ser 8otti9 gebOrte einem
Nahbar Der Srau, benz G0tt9er Sobn
Oabn, uro DIE @oroners' @eldlporeren
ipraden gegen benielben einen Gaeel aus,
neil er bic BottiGe niAt nit 0edelG Dera
ieben babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Gin Opfer feines Starritnns.

Montag Wfor9en UNI 9 ubr periu9te Der
6auitrer 9tlo @ilner, troB Der @aruuna
oes 8abutpdrters Sobn MurpbD, an Der
SefferionftroBe uno Carroll Qpe. itber. bic
S9tenen Der Chicago. Milmaufee & ct.
gauls8ahn gu faDren. Die locomotive
zines berannabenben 3u9es traf ieinen g8az
gen nit fur6tbarer 0emaIt, rip ibn los bon
eem Yferoe uno 5erl6metterte i'm au Qlto=
men. 9as Yfero Lief fort UNI ais maj
@tuer's &0rper aufbob, entoedte man, baB
Die Sdlfte ieines &opfes fortseriiien porbeu
nor. Die 2eIde tDuroe nod &laner's
Wtorgue se6ra6t, no ein Suqueit abgebals
ten perben miro. @tlner mar 81 Sabre
olt, oerheiratbet unb pobnte go. 6l5 9irou
StraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Dr.. Raub fbmer erfrdnft.

Inter Ben Dffentlihen 8eamten bes Staas
teS SainoiS uno Der Staot g6icago ltlo
getDtB tpentge, tpel6e lDabreno tbrer lang
idbrigen 8erufStbdtigfeit NIT 10 unet9en1
nliBigem @ifer, 10 GROCER Qufppferung uno
@e ptIlenbafttgfeit ibres MmteS getpaltet,
unr in Solqe- oieies 9teniteifers benz @e>
meinwobl bon 9r0Berem 9tuben getpeien
ftnb, ais 81. Sobn s.. Gaud), Der friibere
itGDttl6e @elunobeitSs Snlpector uno na6z
berige SecrctGr Der sStaots >@elunohettS-
beb6ros. g8er erinnert iib n;dt nod Der
53eit. no 6er4Slalt erDrtert puroe, ben aiten
Eir6bof, oeien Stelle jebt Der berrlt6e
Gincotn Barf etnntntnlt, IN einen Yarf
un1Supanoeln, unD tpie bdrlalS Or. 91au6
IS mar, Der aus @eiunohett5 >Gitditdten
nit 9rDBter @nergte flr Dieien Blan elm
trat. gSer tpstB ni6t, baB 9r. GauA 81
auen 3etten, mo- Die Staot uno Der Stat
BON @pibemien beorobt tDaren. tets oerGrite
am Blabe mar, UNI 8orit6tSmaBregeln GIT
treffen ODER bic Ourh Die Granfbetten Derz
anlaBten Qsioen gu ltnoern. 0er noQte
Or. Gau6 baS 8eroienit ablpreGen, oaB
er bafiir getpirft bat, baB bie@eiebgebungeu
bes Staate5 u1o 2anbes @eieBe annabmen
our 0e6ung Der dratliden Brofeiiion u1o
our unterDriidung Der getpillenlol en Quad>
ialberet; Der ben meot5intl6en Nn1talten
beS 2anoes ein b06ereS NnleDcn peri6affte,
inbem er batauf binarbeitete. ba6 b0bere
2tnforberuuQen al lie 0elteut pilroen.
Qber troB aIer Dieier 8eroienite bat Or.
Gaud idwerli6 Die @nerfennung 9efunz
ben, Die ibm baS alIgemeine YubIttun in
10 bobem W1aBe ihuloet, uno bat er inn
@e9entbeil ION Seiten polittl6er Sntrtz
Qual1ten 10 Diele N%uietuoun9en erfabren,
oaB er i6Iiebli6 leiner Stenuug als Secrez
TOR Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES obne lei1
gerihuloe1 perluitig iDuroe.
Or. 9taud bate in Der lebten s3eit i'm
@rano Bacific 6otel getpoDlt, uno mie mir
eriobren, bat pdbreno Der leBten Sage iein
0elunobetts3uitano Su ernltltdsn Befiir6>
tungen 8eranlaiiuna geaeben. 9lm lebteu
9ienltag puroe CT auf Beranlaliullg zines
Or. Sones aus benz Sotel fortgeiHafft, uno
mie u1S iebt telegrapbii6 beri6tet miro,
beftnbet er fid in Qebanon. Ba., in Der
Mobnung ieine8 BrrberS @Drus 81. Gau6,
tint bort Derpflegt 81 peroen. SIS lit gu
boffen, baB Die Befiir6tuuQen, tpel6e lelIt
i3uitanb unter ieinen Sreunoen berDorge7
rufen bat, it6 ais unbe8rInoet e~ripeiien
tDerDell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

9tatb CAB, &entuGD gu meiOen. Gapt. SEM
fins in Soutb Chicago iberrei6te bieien
8rief, Der benz @efangenen a~bgenommen
tporoen tpar, ieinem G6ef Mtarlb, unb biez
Ter IieB ii6 aus Stanton iiber oas Ndbere
tnformireu. y
Sostins ertldrt, er JET fein M6r6er, lonz
bern babe nun bur6 einen unaIidli6en
i3ufaI iein Spfer Qetroffen. Wtan babe i'm
!. 3. eegen 8iir9l6aft e~ntlaiien,- uno er lei
MIR gefloben, um ber &ahe berGerpanOten
bes Tobten gu entgeben. 2lu6 Der, S6eriff
bdlt es fir m0elid, baB 9Osttns ii3 nit
Grfolg re6tferttgen miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Ni9ts lit 10 qudtenb, ais ein ent5iinoetes
auBeres 6dmorrboiben @el9mulil unb oiez
ienisen, bic Darort leiban, 9retfen na0 irgeno
eilem Mittel, baS ibueu HinDeruug peripri9t.
Naboem ie Elm @ebeimmittel na6 Dem altz
beren perlu1t baben 'unb ftnben, oaB fie trob
oaem ldlimlmer werOen. 9eben iie ii9 Der
gersweifluts bin. @ol6en 9eiOenOen boben
MerSte aIer S9ulen llnb t%aulelloe 9ebeilter
8otienten felt Smausi9 Sabren empioblen,
Ntatelis 81 9e6rau@en, als has einSi9e,
1pirtllbe. perniiniti9e, 6uperldlit9e, ral@e
ullb rabifale Mittel 9e9en Sdmorr9otoen.
4Sroben DON Nnatelis 1perDen fret pom
P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New York,
perionbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Die Merican Drimrofe.

Scr. Gibbs, wel6er bieie ouBerorbentli6e
gIume i11troouctrt, erflart ite fiir bic emf
pfeblenslUertbelte blumiitil6e 9%topitGt, Die
er tpGbrenb per Is Sabre. iett meI@en er it6
nit Der @lnfibruug neuer Yfau5en Del60f=
ti9t, ieinen @el9aftsf reunoen unO SunDei1
emofoblen bat. Wton farn ii6 uumO9li9
cine 8ortelluH9 Don ibrer S6onbeit ma9en,
BENIN ben d' bic s ee s' gr r9t5t Rppr' a g5Bsrt r] ftg1!us;
then gliilben fam ipeber senlolt nod 10 be-
i6rieben 1perbeu, ooB bies Der 8irtli9teit
entiprd6e. Ole Yflan5e gebOrt sur @attung
Der tmmerbliibenpen le, trd9t Sobrous
Sohrein einen reidS1 Slumenflor 3ur SdoM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
OerunoIIdt.

@alter 8ropn bon $50. 1923 @eit Safe
.Strabe. itieB am Wtittpod, an Der Seite
zines TrahtpagenS bdugenb, an Der 2oos
mis- uno 16. Strabe gegen eiuen 5ignalz
Gfoiten uno lpuroe unter Die YtGoer gez
l6leuoert. Stint idiper belaocne Magen
einaen iiber ibn binpea, ebe Der Bug balten
tpnrte. Oils man 8romn aufbob, 5et9te
es ii1. 6aB zines ieiner 8eine obgefabren
tDar. ST tpuroe nab benz GountDbDipttaL
'gebradt, tDe er nacD elmer Stunoe itarb.
9as 0eroict Der GoronerssS urD lautete i'm
@lntlang nit Den Sbatia1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
meoen 111or6es.

Sheriff 9arbmid aus &entrdp holte Treiz
tag ben bort Dor II Sabren entflo6enen
WtDrber 9tobert 0ostinS a6. nadoem oieler
in Soutb Gbicago oesrpegen perDaftet NOR
ben mar, tpell er I'M Streite Dem Biltbe
YerrD SDomplon nit eiaem ShieBeilen gu
Getbe 9ing. Gerrdtbertid par ELL 8rjef,
ben 6osftns aus Stanton, GD., erbalten
bate, in pel6em Elm gutter SreunO i9m ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

@er elm @efi6l ousnebmenber
90 atti9teit bat, Der made einen Yerlu9
NIT elmer Slai9e 9lper's Sariapuriua.
Sie foitet nur einen Collar uno 1pirtt unbe.
Der @rmottung, unb 9iebt benz 4atienten
reues geben uno neue @uer9te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Jnlano.

= Sm Monat Sebruar 6.S. ftn6 in
anleritanii6en 6Gfen 26,068 @intDanoerer
aegen 1909 in bemieIben Monate oes Dor@
ber9ebenoen Sabres gelanoet. 9aoot
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-25
Before and After Election.

The American people are often &C
cused of displaying short memories,
but they have not vet had time TO for
get the Democratic cries about the
'.billion-dollar Congress, the prospec-
tive ruin of foreign trade by the uncon-
stitutional Mckinley tariff and the ear
ism and tyranny OF eN-Speaker heed III
counting Il quorum.
\ few months ago these cries were
rcpeatcd with such seeming honesty
and sincerity that many people were
led 10 believe there WAS something in
them. and thev were not merely the
latest cut and style of campaign lie lust
from the hands of Democratic artists
long trained in the production of such
false issues.
\ shorttime elapsed and the people
learned from decision OF the federal
supreme court hat the Mckinley tariff
was strictly constitutional and Vaild III
all respccts, and that there WAS nothing
10 support Democratic charges 10 the
contrary.
Next in order came the official re-
ports of imports and exports showing
thar under the Mckinley tariff our for,
cipn commerce instead of being ruined
mad swollen 10 proportions never
known before, So another Democratic
camuaign lie went 10y the hoard.
Further: The supreme court at Wash
ington not only upheld the Mckinley
tariff. but the Democratic justices con-
curringl declared the course of eN-
Speaker Reed in counting quorum,
legal and valid IN all respects. So much
for czarIsa. tyranny and oppression IN
the last Republican House.
There remains one Democratic cam
paien lie not entirely disposed OF. al
tboush rapidly disappearing, VIA, that
ahout alleged extygysgani app!onts'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-25

that our political brother may be lust as
honest and perhaps better informed.
lmpclied by on" purpose, the public
good, We VIII free ourselves from the
chickering's and heart-burnncS that charac.
,eflzyd the fepuhiican party when Its
Marshal Ncy went down at MINNEAPOLIS
before the bread and butter brigade.
When the brief address of the tenn.
porary chairman was concluded. on
motion of Delegate White, of Cali
lorna, the roll was called for the con-
sutuuon OF the committees on creden-
tlats, on rules, order of business. on
permanent organization and On resolu-
liohs, each state to name one member
OF each committee. All resolutions and
communications 10 the constitution
We're ordered referred to the resolu-
uons committee.
Delegate Gable, of Illinois, offered the
following resolution, with a motion for
us passage under suspension of the
rules:
R'S7'rcd, That this convention tender
us profound sympathy 10 that distin-
GaiShed American. James G.. Blaine. IN
Tim. -
lis reading was INTERRUPTED bv the
,9titst applause up 20 the present
IHle, anu when It's reading Was resumed
and hnlshed II Was adopted unanimous
Iy.
Mr.. SWEET, Of the Maine delegation.
IN behalf of the Democracy of Maine,
thanked the delegates for the SYM.
pathy 1t had extended 10 the dls;in-
suished resident of their state.
God torh.d,' he said. THAT tba
Democracy Of Maine or any other state
should hesitate 10 tender their SYM
pathN III the presence Of that grim
iyrant, WHO wipes ont all political lines
ami levels alt ranks. From the mis-
fortunes and bereayements which
nave com" upon the distin-
gulsAed gentleman in the past two
years, Il may pe said that one woe
does tread upon another's heel, SO fas,
they follow. Only IN = Democratic ma
uoEai convention can We" Mr.. SWEET
said, IN conclusion, extend to him tho
sympathy which comes from every sec
ilon ami from every state" Mr..
>"rtt 5 remarks were greeted with ap-
piause and cries of Good, good. 4"
I'm invitation from President Baker,
II the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
was read, inviting the delegates to visit
the grounds OF the exposition
On motion of Delegate Bragg, of Wis
cpHSln, the convention then. ct T.. ".
adjourned until II O'Clock tomorrow.
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short sermon on American Homes.
The home Is the pillar OF our national
life.
No country can be counted prosper
Gus the majority of whose people do
not own their homes. Here. then, we
have good test of the relative benefits
OF protection and free trade Which
system makes II easier for working
man 10 iIaYa 4 home of his own?
Among the iron workers OF free
trace England, and they are perhaps
TIE most prosperous of all that cOun-
Try Worsingmen, one man ont OF ey-
cry twenty five occupies his own home
In Philadelphia, the LARGEST city of
the greatest iron producing state in the
mon, there is one home to every five
inhabitants.
The latest British Parliamentary re-
port on the Housing of the Workln.
1lasScs" says: Even in the country
districts (where surely one would eX-
pect 10 hnd more homesl human beings
are To he found boarded together in a
condition considerably worse than that
III which the beasts that perish are
usually kept by their ou ners."
The nited States census of 1880 re-
ports that the number of dwellings, in
the tnltcd States in that year was No.
81. The population was IL little over
3o,h 600; So that there was about one
dwelling 10 every SIX Inhabitants. one
ont Of every six Inhabitants occupied
his own home
Il I5 10 protection we owe the larger
number OF American homes. For the
tariff maintains the American rate OF
wages; from our higher wages come the
greater savings Of our people, and from
nome.
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The MINER LAW VALID.
h'ChiSHn supreme Court suStains the
Legislative tuactnent

hiChiSHn supreme Court suStains the
Legislative Enactment.
ItNSING, Mich, June 1.-THE su-
Irene court to-day unanimously sus-
tanned the Miner electoral law, Justice
Montgomery writing the opinion. All
points raised by the petitioners are
fully discussed and decided in the al
llrmatlve for the law
The Law provides for the election of
presidential electors by congressional
districts.
The court declares that the right of
the legislature to determine the mode
OK choosing electors has been firmly es-
tab!lsheG in practice in the adoption of
the constitution, and does not seem TO
admit of controversy. A question
OF the construction of the language may
be reasonably raised, hut it is clearly
susceptible of one comforting upon tho
legislature power to say how the state
action shalt be voiced. 1t does not lie
with any court 10 assert that
that righ. has been lost to
the state by non-usage. Tie
act in question is i'll conflict
with the law of Congress, insofar us il
attempa to iX a date for the meeting of
electors and the methods of certifying
to their action, but the law is not neces-
sarily imperative because in some OF
its provisions the legislature has ex-
ceeded lts power. The court saws:
We have considered the questions pre-
Sentvd with the care that the exceeding I'M
portance OF the issue seem 10 lmpcratlyrIy
re- .ulre. and reach the conclusion that the
statute must stand It's the lawful cdi"t of
:, tl,n l"%iS S!at4r" The, IN iTSticr2 2f any nrheg
President of the nl:rd States is manifest.
In l"gIsla'In@ upon this subject il should
not he regarded from party standpoint,
bat neither the fact that this important
consideration has been overlooked,
nor that this legislation may result in Sc
rluGs injustice can cNtcndOur Jurisdiction
or Justify us III uSurping functions which
under the constitution pertain to the legis-
lature.
The court politically is three Repub-
licans and two Democrats. The Miner
law was passed by the last Legislature,
which was Democratic.
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: NEW YORK CONTEST.

III, from the syracuse Con
,ss reieI Is,,ion withdra"s.
inne .l.-At the meeting OF
C5 r,iaI. committee Of the Demo
~ sfsdrih.rl.l convention Tonight, Tor
-i-ll -, Iarm0ns in the party, alter
~ .sat Y -.i.rf.l formal contest pro-
,yg- IL FL thereby carried out The
e-9 "l = the resolutions adopted at
,ss.i i, syracuse delegates with
III ~ .n,e-t ana terlnInateathe IN
rs HI. following resolution, sub
.5sg - ~ y, committee as having been
-..;9l IL III adarted by the delegation:
DID Il is file first duty and
Na.a ,rle-at,on ana oI NOSE W'nla
ii, m, 10 secure ana promote Inc
ST Democratic principles, ana
,;-el IS Advance and assure tilc cl"c,
atas au,aiates 1oF i'TeSloehJ ind
IN. Is be nominated Al the ma
.r,fir convention now III Scs-
Z Tais delegation has re-
Naaela Fiji, rr}Tg gScHtatlEcS OF more
,t4tts aud territories coa-
'-..,..n If apinIon that the IN
.ntrtt would bc promoted and
,aaId 81 encouraged by the
controversy cuncernn- ilt1
.f..Itlr state OF New York IN
a,.al ea1tsu t8.i, 49,
ts,asatr rec.ted, and III deer
.surr>,rl oPlnl0n and wish a
& e. zar..I. other states and terri
,.rf,lt.. elected MI tha Demo
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TOOK THE TREASURE BOX.
HighHaymen Hold Up and Rob Cali
foruiH stare Coach,

ST. ANDEEAs, Cal, June 1S.-The
stage from Valley Springs to II. Andreas
was STOPPED on the road near North
Branch yesterday by one masked high
wayman who carried double barreled
shot gun. He aimed the gun at the
driver, beside whom We're sitting two
lady passengers, and ordered the treas
ure box thrown out. The box was de-
livered and the driver was told to drive
on. None of the passengers was
searched. Immediately upon the ar
rival of the stage here the sheriff and
deputies started for the scene of the
robbery. The iron noX, which contained
Most Of the treasure. was not IpOlested.
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a Ncw HIrthpIacc for Columbus

MADRID, June lS.-Three documents
have been found in the military ar
chives which 90 to prove that Columbus
was born at place called Saona, near
Genoa. These documents confer title
Of nobility on Columbus and his son.