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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
THE nIAsos why.
Secretary Herbert Very Proud OF the
san Francisco.

WARRINGTON, ID. c., May 23.-
There has been some speculation In
naval circles ~ to the purpose OF BEG
rotary Herbert In bringing the sah
and making her the flagship Of the
North American equadron, Just at the
time when the policy Of the depart.
ment appears to distribute new vessels
among foreign stations. The reason
10 that the secretary Of the navy IL
very proud Of the beautiful white
cruiser and wished her 70 take the po.
sition 40 fiagship Of the North Atlantic
squadron, for which she 10 admirably
fitted 20 far an her interior sccommoda-
tions are concerned, In order that In q
conspicuous place she might be pres
ent rs evidence not only to Visiting
Foreigners, but to the people OF the
East, OF the excellent naval construc.
ton mt Is possible on tho Pacific
Coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
EULALIA's DINNER.
A Brilliant Party as tho white
House.

WAsHISaToS, May 23.--The dinner
given today by President and Mrs.
Cleveland to the Infauta Eulalia was
made The occasion Of much dignity.
The White House conservatories were
fairly depleted to furnish rare flowers
for the decoration OF the table and the
apartment where tho dinner took
place. Tho large state dining-room
was used. 1t never looked no brilliant
or no tasiefuily arranged.
At $40 the band rendered the Span
ish national afr and the guests
marched down the private corridor to
the state dining hall where thirty
eight covers were laid. AT the CEN
ter OF the table sat President Clovs-
land with the Princess on his right,
and opposite sat Mrs. Cleveland anu
Prince Antoine.
The east room, whore tho President
and guests repaired after dinner, was
decorated proiusely with plants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
LADIES' SHOES LADIES' SHOES !.
Our Entire Stock OF Y. o. Burt and Cane to be
Closed out In this Greatest Of all Sales.

sale price $50 pair. Your choice OF Duri's
500, NbO s6Oy, 1850 shoes. Canes 800
Trench AID, hand turn.
sale price $40 pair. Two lots OF Dongola
Md and pebble goat button shoes. all sizes, cut
from il6C,
Sale price si.G5 pair. one lot OF extra fine
English Dongola Kid button shoes reduced from
$40.
sale price 500 pair. Your choice Of IL
pairs Of finest DongOla Kid button, hand turn,
OPP. common sense ID and y widths only, Ia all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

We mean the ladies'. Have you
ever heard OF fairer prices? 20 yds. Of
l.. l.. Shesting for sl.00; IL Indian
Head Sheeting for sl.O0; 5000 yards
Ores Prints o cts. per yard. Sale com.
mences Thursiay, May 25th.
Peoples Equitable Coop, 2 and 0
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

tiio' Military capes. tan or black, former
price $3.50.
500, Cnpes OF imported broadcloth. bead
trimmed, high novelty, In tan, brown, nlahOg.
any, purple, Former price Sh.5l
N.O, Capcs. 20 m, tight nuing In back, In
tan only, torwer price $50,
10 ChpeB-V2 sample capos-n Alfortcd
oolora, IN nj tho latest stylee, worth u. to Sli
Chhdton's heeters In endless variety o. style
aud rolOr, from 1ac up, ages 2 to l2yeais.
Ready made suits $40 Fancy diagonal
black ground suits. worth $40.
$3.50, Fancy blazer suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
Anheuser.B Busch 81 Louis Bottled
I.er at wholesale only. 25T :. Maia.

Notice is hereby given that the
newly appointed SANITARY Inspectors
have been Instructed TO outot com.
plant against all persons on whose
Premises any nuisance 10 found TO exist
on and after June LAT, 1888. This
rsfors, among other things, to privios
In bad condition and collections Of
garbage and refuse not contained In
garbage recsptscles. The tamo length
OF timc 10 given TO owners Of property
within Sewer Dlstric, No |, 10 connect
with same pursuant TO the ozisting
ordinance. All valid cases Of com.
plant will bo prosecuted according 10
the law. r. u. BEATTY, MD.
Health COmmission.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
BOYS SHOES BOYS SHOES

salc price 500 pair. $50 pairs boys heavy
pebble goat school shoes, heeia or spfing heels,
silcz nto ?, worth sl.ib,
We carry the most cOmpltto assortment of
ONrOtD TIES AND fi1NcL AinEHTs
In thia city. Note our prccs.
oxfordsi .ioJ, sL25, $3.50. si7a, 500. worth
our Prince Albertsi tg.e5 and SAB, worth "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
CHICAGO uApPEsINes
Tho National Commission Decide FOL
sunday opening.


sunday opening.
CHICAGO, May 23.-Sunday open.
Inc has won tho day. Thirty MON.
bers VI the national committee went
Oh cord todny In favor OF Sunday
opening. The rules were submitted
by the Worlds Fair directors. Twenty.
seven commissioners voted against
consideration OF the rules. On q final
test the commission voted to substitute
the minority Uor SUNDAY opening)
report OF the Judiciary COMMITTEES Tor
the msjority report which favored
Sunday closing. Tho question came
upon mod iflcatlon OF tho directors rule
with the sams vote.
Sunday opening advocates claim
there will be no quorum OF the COM
mission In tow u tomorrow, anu re-
consideration will therefore be imp0a.
siblc.
Tho council OF administration has
decided TO Opon the Fair 10 the public
three evenings each week-Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. On each OF
these evenings thers will be concerts
and electric displays.
THE PRIZES CONGRESS.
AT the evening session OF the Press
Congress the attendance was large,
and all the addresses were favoraDly
received. The hrtt speaker OF tho
evening was Colonel A. *. Mcclure
Of the Phiisdelphia Times, whose topic
WAS "Relations Of the press 10 Political
Life and Power" He said In part
that political life and power are shaped
by our national press. He had no hest
tation In declaring that In this free
land the great educator IL the press.
The supreme master and Its influence
extend evorywht.e. 1t lisa most po-
tent voice Ia our national affairs, be-
cause IL Ia In touch with tho political
life Of the country.
Hon. william Henry Smith OF Chi
cago spoke on "rhe Public Press as an
Advocate Of Human Righ,s, and the
Champion OF tho Interests OF the Com.
mon People," He outlined tho history
OF the prosecutions which had boiallen
the champions Of free speech from tn .
date ofthe publication OF the frat news
paper In London In 1922, paying par.
ticulsr attention TO the history Of VII.
liam Corbett, whose life was o con-
tinuous struggle for the liberty Of the
prsss. In conclusion Mr.. Smith said
the prses had been the most respected
and most influential when conducted
on . high level, when principles were
avow ed aud kept 10 the front.
Several otner addresses were dellv.
cred, among them one by Murat Hal.
stead on "Tho Sensations OF Journal.
ISM"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
Cloak and Ready-kado Department.
Positively tho GnnArEsr CLEANING SALE
SPRING JACKETS. CAPES.
NEWMARKETS, READY
MADE SUITS, WAISTS,
WRAPPERS, Etc,

Ever Known m This City. All Cloaks are
Positively Marked ono Half and Less than
lhoF Former frice-At Actual Cost OF
Material,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Prices Tell the Story We Make Prices that
TAX. Our Low Prices on Reliable Nor.
ohandlse arc Crowdng our Store
Livery Day. Remember Prices
quoted are only sample
Values.
worth l5c.
lloyd. Melange zephyrs. Former price sDc.
II I'D Best Indigo blue calico. fast
colors.
Sc yd. India ehallies, light colors, beautiful
designs.
&c I'D l.. l.. shectng.
6l.ic yd. Dress Ginghams.
h.c yd. l6'ipth all linen crash.
2ac, yd. Cotton crash.
So I'd Al.inch scTim.
DC. each Huek towels.
l0c each Blcaohed Bath Towels.
zoe each HoneycOmD Towels lex3i in.
500. iUxi lIodsprcads.
800, Turkey red Table Cover, warranted
fast color, worth $3.50,
l693c yard. silkalinc for Draperiea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

Have you tried Gold Rand Coffee.
II not you have genuine treat In
stOre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

The attention OF economical house.
keepers IL called to the Gold Baud
Package Coffee. IL Ia the best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

wAsHIsoToN, ID. O., May 23.-Ths
navy do )artment TO-DAY completed ar
Judgements for conveying the Colun-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

For 10 days Y. 4. NJ. I. Will discount
all Wall Papers 83,S per cent. The
greatest stock In the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

II you WANT TO BUY A wrfI.-EsTAB.
Il fhcd busnofs In good location Il will
gay you % sec mo. WI. Began, 40 Postonioo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

No package coffee has attracted 40
much Of the consumet's attention as
the Gold band. Try II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
MONEY BROKERS.

II ARhis & wIf.sOS-Is0 MAIN STREET
ii 6to gper cent on real estate, bank stock.
mortgages and all 1rst class securities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

r.'iIE BEST GROCERY BUSINESS Is THE
a city, established three years last years
sale toQOtoj nyo years lcaeo low rent. price,
foQr1 W. j. Began. 40 fostOfico Blocs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

EoRTY.Two FURNISHED RooMs AT A
II sacrifice. owner leaving city. splendid
location electric lights. neat onlre. The beet
logan, sll iUttoflce BLOCK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

Chas w. Htayner, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, % years experience
In settling estates, ofierB his services 10
heirs, executors and administrators,
0nlce, rooms sl7, Sls Mccormick
Richards building, Let South, near
Main st., Salt Lake City, Utah. T..
.. aIdross--Box 5s7. Endorse envel-
ope estate business" to ensure i'm.
mediate attention Of chief clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

A fiRfT.CLAss GROCERY AND MEAT
N market comuinedt average sales 5000 per
month price ESQ. va. hogan, il0 rottodico
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

PANAMA, May 23.-Advices from
Nicaragua state that battle between
the government forces and the revolu-
tionists near hassaya wns fought
yesterday. The battle listed twelve
hours, and eventually tho government
troope were driven from the field with
the loss OF fully half Of Its army. This
rest were demoralized aud dis
henrtened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

See the handsome pictures contained
In each package OF Gold Band Coffee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

A $500 SALOON. AVERAGE SALES, 5000
IA per month. Established ton yCara flrst.
class trade aud location. Best saloon PROPOSE
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

A GoODrAYtNG BAKERY BUSINESS
"a sales ssoQ 10 $50 per month Price sl2o.
W. J. bogau. go l0stOnlce BLOCK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
MISSES SHOES.

Sale price $50 par. 10 pairs Dongola Kid
button, spring heels Hizes y 10 2, were 200.
sale price sibJ pair, 0 palrs Misses 10 and 10
button boots, DongDla KID. common sense, op.
ttyleH, sizes II 10 2. were 500.
nale price 500 pair. BOO pairs Missea' school
shoes, heels or spring heels, sizes II 10 2. werc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

WHoLE on uALr INTEREST IN A
w grocery business clearing 500 per
month. MhOlo interest sg5Qli half intotcst
flbl0. W. J. Began, slo 4. y. BLOCK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

as CITY AND Farm PROPERTY. TO .
" per cent orocsbcck 4 Rose rooms %
and ~ O'Msara block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

A r1RsT.CLAss BOARDING AND LOpg.
N ing house half bloos from business
center. Twenty eight rooms, twouty.ruumoru
and bonTduis now IN house Everything com.
ploie, !l5o1 W. J. hogan, 40 PoiiOEeo nl0ok.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
WANTED.

LIVERY ONE DESIRING CLOTHES
u cleaned, dyed, repaired and altered
should call on l. Cline. IS Commercial n All
work guaranteed in good ttyle and Cone on
thgrt notice. Second hand clothing bought
and sold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

cIInnBUYs 4 COMPLETELY PUn.
- 4 NV nishod hotel o. 20 rooms In
good location, electric lights, o1cc. dining.
room and halls rent IS can clear $500 por
month. W. J. Hogan, 40 rostonico block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

r HAVE WHOLE OR iiALf INTEREST
Il for sale IN hotels. manufactures, general
mcrclanditc, saloons, groceries meat markets,
laundrlca, rcttAurnuts, millinery, bhrbcrthops,
furnished rooms fruit and cigar stAnds, etc
at any Price from }2o0 up. W. J. Began. tiO
postddcu Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

pUYs NOTES. REAL ESTATE AND CHAT
ID ties loans made. J. oDsos, g!t Main ST.
, 1893-12-18
Nahld1ft9e 6efdworene.

&tbter Sreeman bat augen6ltdIib iein
v8Gdcben" Qler9er nit nacbldiitgen Sc
i9morenen. Set 9onnerita9 pirb Dor
ibm cine &lage tpegen Raubcs %Derbanbelt.
Oils bic SurD AM Qtben6 Oes genannten
Ta9es auf ein 8erbift itcb nt6t bate eintz
gen fOnnen, crflGrte ser Jti6ter ibr, OaB
ite ibm ibren ltrtbeilslpru9 unter SiegeI
suibiden un6 I'M Samitag UNI 10 llbr
Wotgens bor ibm eribeinen iOute. Nue
nit Nusnabmc bon 6. GLart bon 610 Gar
fielb Qlpe. waren sur feit9eicbten 3eit er@
i6ienen.
Sin @ert6tS6tener nur6e ous9ei6idt,
I'M ben Seblen0en CUR StelIe 5u i6affen,
bob es nuroe 2 11br, ebe Der Sote auriiGz
febrte unb 3par obne Start. Ser Gi6ter
entlteB bann Die onberen elf @ei6pDrenet
nit benz 8ebeuten, am Montag Wtorgen
tpieber Dor tbm gu eriheincn. 6eute mar
@Iarf antpeien6, batir aber feblte Wm. 81.
TalbOt BON 4132 @abai6 QlDe. Nbermals
ipur6e Der @ert6tSDtener auSgei6t6t un6
BET Gidter srfldrte bann BEN ELF anmeienben
@ei6porenen, CT bite itb aus, Dab beute
9tadbn1ittag UNI 2 l1br ale 5tpOlf @ei3woi
rene anipe1en0 1eien.
, 1893-12-18

febr zines ie6en getp0bnIi9en 3opftrGgers
ieIbit tpenn CT iib Der 8%eltimmnng
6es @earDe @elebeS 9entaB bat regiitriren
laiien, fir unIer 2anb Bic bauertbe 8e2
freiurg bon einem b0bit unliebianen Gtnz
Wan6erer. M0gen AUDI Dieuet6t mancbe
arf benz g8ege iiber Canada Ober Mterifo
tpte6er betmlib 6ie Ser. Staten betreten,
10 tpirb uns 6a6ur6 fetn %beionoerer gfa9z
t1etI eripablen. SIM ltebrtgen gebt Die &ez
~gterung ia ollb nit Dem BIane I'M, Die
3ouitotionen an Ser n0rolt6en uno Der
iii6Iid6en @ren3e erbebli6 81 berl1ebren,
nm Der CUR l3ett npeb flortrenben Gbtneien7
Gini6muggelung mirfidmer begegten gu
t0nnen. 6offentli6 tpirb Die in NuSltcbt
9~eitelte &ii6panberung Der i6ltbdugt9en
8urIben, Sic benz y0nfel Gam" Oocb fir
tmmer ais ein unper6aultbeS @lement i'm
Magen Iiegen mirben, baGbig CUR S6atz
iaBe. 9as p6re in ber Shat bic natiir>
Ii4ite un6 befrie6igen0ite 2Oiung Der G6t7
neiene8rage.
, 1893-12-18
,,GtateeS @elS"+

v@el6 1T biQt9", 6eiBt es in einem bet7
ti9en 6inan3bericbt, limb bod re9t ihb Die
Spefulation nicbt." 9aS bat ieincn gutcn
@run6. Die SpetuIation lit einNfiteier am
Staatsf0rper. Sopie Der &0rper 0eiGn@
Set, ftirbt altb Ser Wliteiier unb S6na7
roberflanSen g~e6eiben nlr ouf ltpptgen1
8oben. g8ir ltn6 alio i'm Stooium Ser
@eiunbung begriffen unb tpie Bic 6unger7
fir benin &ranfen bie bette &ur 1T, 10 aub
fir Sic Negelung beS &erbdltniifes 5pticben
Qln9e6ot un6 gtabfrase. v9te &aufleute
batten iebob", beiBt eS tpeiter, vpon benz
Del orite6en6en gerin9en 9(biaB binIdnglt3
8cl6ei6, un6 baben ii6 nit ibren @tnfdu7
fen 6ana9 9ert6tet." 0as lit Elm neueS
3eiclen Ser eingetretenen @~elunOung. Gin
i6rGnfung lit oaS einsi9e Wtittcl, Die 9luS7
gaben nit Sen @innabmen in Ginflang gu
brtngen. 9aS tbut freili6 ipeb unb am metz
lten baben0 ~ieieni9en bar1nter gu let0en, Die
BET Der S%erite1ung ser Acknowledgements
itGnbe in eriter &etbe tbGttg itnb. 9as lit
irbeiien 9taturgeleB un6 ldBt iib nun ctn@
nal nicbt dnbern. @ber int folgenben Sab
Ite9t 6offnun9: v9te Snbuitrie ldBt ii6
ntcbt auf SpefuIotionen elm, aber bte 8es
6irfniiie, tpeIcbe bas m%un6erbare @acbsz
tbum unb Der fribere @oblitanb beS 8olz
fes gei6affen BADEN, beri6lingen Sic 8ors
rGtbe, bic iebt 6urb monatelange D%ern1in7
berte gro6uftton nabe3u eri60pft fin6.
0as @ei3dft tpartet nocb INNER ab unb
trobbem lift Oas iebige @eibdft BON 6anb
in BEN Mun6 Elm iolcbes, bas man BOT einiz
gen Sa6ren nod 9roB 9%enannt baben
miiroe."
@enn Bic 8orrGtbe eri60pft iin6, bann
miro AUDI baS @ieoerauflebcn Ser Bro6ufz
tton nibt LANCE auf itc6 tparten ~laiien. 0a
miro bann au6 Ser Nrbetter mieoer III feline
&ebte etntreten unb Touienbe, bic iebt
faum no3 iopteG ba6en, baB ie bon Der
6anb lit ben Wunb leben ~fDnnen, perben
bann tbre 8orratbSfammcrn pteoer ipiden
fOnnen. Die gtatur bilft ii6 aub 6a
1elbit.
, 1893-12-18
tpoIen abcr uniere 2eier nit Der @ie6er:
9abe 6erielbcn berl6onen.. -.

= Der fnotenbafte vGpangeltit" Gam
SoneS penoet betanntli9 BET leinen ioge>
nannten vBrebi9ten" cine Wfenge bausz
fne1tSmdBi9cr &%raftausbride, tpie rS6r
6%0uenDunDe, ibr 3eufcIsbraten" etc. an,
bic ieine 5erfnirI9ten s3ubOrer gebulbig
iiber iib er9eben laiien. Sn BEN leBten
@ocben betrteb Sam ietn an9ebli6eS 8cs
~februn9smerf in Birmingham, Ola. 3u
leinen etfrigiten 3uborern geb0rte Elm alter
gte9erpditor, benz Der ~riippelbafte GDan9es
l~iitenftil berart geftel, baB er ii6 %porna6nt,
bcnlclbcn in ieinen ei9enen 8rebi9ten nabz
Suabmen. @citetn leitete ct nun pirtltd
feline Yre6i9t anltott nit ben iiblt6en
@otten: yWfeine 9eliebten 3ubOrer i'm
6errn" (o6er etpas dbnlibes) NIT Der
6aratteriftil9en 8egriiBung elm: ySa, ba
itbt ibr nun mieoer, tbr i6per3en Geufel,
ibr 60uenbdlge, ibr SaufaBen!" un6 Gbnz
licbe1 Gerbaliniurien elm. 0a fam er ober
i60n an. @enn ii6 nibt mebrere &irbenz
Gltclten ms Mittel 9elc9t bitten, 10 wGre
Ser 6err 8aitor bon ietnen entriiteten
@emein6emitgliebern berbauen morben.
Wfan lieB i'm aber tpc9en @ebraucbes pro-
faner @orte perbaften. Seine Srau nun
%be6auptet, 6oB Gam Sones 8rebigten i'm
berridt gemobt batten.
9omtt iptrD es tpob[ oudb feline gtcbti9e
felt baben. Die iogenannten @pangeltiten
ltnb nit tpentgen Nusnabmen Bic reinen
vGranf3i9ter." Wtan muB iicb nur fart
bariiber munbern, baB Dem Gippel Sam
Sones nod &einer bic Sadie geb0rig pougez
bauen bat. 8erbient bats Der ipetulatiOe
S9tmpfbolb ibon bunbertfa6.
, 1893-12-18
Gin Aabfder NoaIaf.
Der Dapts'ide Grbidaftspro3e6 pereIei9s
wetie beieeIe9t.

Ser berii6mte 0aotS'i6e Grbi9dftSpro7
SeB lit auf bent8er9lei6Spe9e beigele9t wor>
ben, u1b Ser 0tadblaB bes Wtontanacr Wftl=
lionGrS Qlnbrep S. 0aoiS i'm @ertDe bon
IL OtiQtpnen Dollars ipir6 inter ben @r=
ben pertbeiLt perben. 6enrD q. 9toot un6
Wfaria Cummings, Die bas geitame1t an
fo9ten, er6alten oas, mas tie uripriingltc6
beaniprubten, ndmli9 $500, 900, iOipie
$780, 900 fir Bro3eBfoiten un0 Nntpaltge7
biibren.
2tuBer Sen @enannten iinO nod bier
Grbeu Dnr6an0en, idmmtIib 9teffen bee
peritorbenen WtiQiondrS. 3met D0n t6nen
iinD in Chicago ~wobnbaft, George SO,
0apts, Ser lett elmer 3teibe BON Sabren in
Der Oei4dftSofftce bes v6eralb" an8eteul
lit, uno 6. s.. 9aptS, ser Elm &oblerge.
ldbGft betreibt. Qlnbretp S. un6 Sobn 6,
0apis ipo5nen in Butte, Montana.
9urc6 ben 8er9lcib lit elmer Ser leniaz
tioneultcn @r6ibaftSpro5eiie, Die ie perbans
belt nur6er, ais Scr 0elt gel6afft.
6enrD 81. 8oot lit ebenfn4s Elm 9teffe bca
8eritorbenen, Srau Cummings cine Eantt
befel6en.
Nn6rem s. 0aDiS ftarb in 8utte, Wton=
tana, I'm 10. NtGr3 1890 obne cine Samilie
gu btnterIaiien. Oaflr binterlteB ct ober
nabe3u So, 000, 900.
, 1893-12-18
Stdott1hes,
Der Qrbeiter= Gonpent.
Die Iebten Geiddfte ser federation Of Sabor
fir oteies 5ahr erIeoi9t.

Die Contention Der Nmerican federation
Of 2abor mar in Dori9er @ocbe nicbt i'm
Stan6e 9epeien, bie Wtaiie Ser ibr porz
liegenben 0eibGfte gu erlebi9en, 10 baB ite
nod cinen Sag IN bteier Wo6e 3u 6ilfe
nebmen muBte, !3abIreibe 9elegaten aber
batten berettS geitern ipteoer bic 6eimreiie
angetreten, un6 10 fam es, baB beute nur
nob ettpa brei Giertel Der 9elegaten in Ser
Stbung a1ipelen0 tparel1.
Die mciiten @elGGfte, bic beute Gorr1it@
tag sur 8erbanbLung g%elan9ten, iparen
&outiuegel9dfte bon meiite1S lofalem Gbaz
rafter. Son algemetnem Sntereiie lit Elm
8ei3luB, Dem Gon9reB cine Y%etitiOn 5u
unterbreiten, in tpeldem ge9en Die no9e
malige 8enubung bon 8ranntipeinfdiiern
Our6 Bic S6naps6renner grOteit erboben
tpir6. Sin Mntrag beS 0elegaten Naib,
baB Die 8oliset bafiir getabeIt tper6e, baB
tie Ben 2lrbettSlolen Derbiete, am Seeuferz
part Geriammlungen ab5u6aIten, ipur6e
angenommen.
Die 8dDrun9Sfrage tpurbe bon Sen 9elez
gaten ebenfaus in ben &retS ibrer Dis
c%uiiton bineinge3ogen. Die Contention err
fldrte itcb fir 2(nnabme einerSreiprdgungs>
Bill nocb 0er State BON Is gu l ais W2ittel
sur Nbiteuung Der @elonotb.
, 1893-12-18

- Die StiefeI>Qrtitofratie in 8raItlten.
Die in st. Baulo eriAeinen6e v@ermania"
i6reibt in ibrer locben etngstroffenen geo.
bonn %. Off,: v9emofrattltrt bat Sic 9tez
publtf 8raitlten 0aS 8olt gang ur6 gar
nt6t. gSenn mir bon Sen &letberor6nungen
Lelen, Die @nbe bes portgen S%abrbunoerts
Bic Sra6f fir Sic ein3eLncn StGn6e bis
auf'S 6aar geiebli6 oroneten, t0nnen mir
unS zines mitleibigen 2Gdelns nicbt err
tpebren. Nber eS iparen bas tmmer6in
8orIbrtften, bic bon benz @etite i6rer Belt
9etra9en tparen. gSaS ioQ man aber Dasu
ia9en, penn in elmer Gtepubltf I'M @n6e 6es
19. Sabrbunoerts cine &leiberorbnung fir
ben @intritt in has 8oit9ebGuoe bor9e>
i6rieben miro ? SIN 9. Baulo muB Elm
Sober, Bet baS YoitsebGu6e betreten min
pori6riftSmGBtge Stiefel anbaben S6 bte
Stiefel au6 bIant 9eDibit ietn miiiien,
tOnnten mir leiber ntbt erfabren. 9er am
@tn9ang ite6enbe Soften lift angetpicien, iez
ben 8arfiiBer am 8etreten Ser gebeiGigten
Edume gu Derbinbern. Nenn Der 9(rbetter
O0er 6anOtperfer es ltcb bie1letCbt einz
fallen laiien Iolts in Sic Steuer>
taiie al etnem betBen No9mittag in
OenoSGrmeIn etntreten 3u molen,
um ietne Steltern 81 be3ablen, 10 iagt i'm
Der Soften tpieoer nacb 9auie, Damit ct eft
ietnen 8ratenrOd an3iebe. 9enn in
6em0sGrmeln lift Ser @intritt unteria9t.
Stood ibOner lit es in &io, mo 0er 8arz
fitBige ni6t etnrnal baS &ecbt bat, nit ans
beren beitiefelten 2euten Suiammcn auf Der
8ferbebabn 81 fobreu. Sir i'm iin6 be-
lonbere @a9en beittmmt, Sic BON 2eit AT
3eit fabren unb ipettbiu itcbtbar Sic Qlufz
i3rift rDescalcos" tragen. @as i'm
artitofratii6en Wtittelalter 6er 0egen mar,
itno bel ults I'M republitanii9en 8raliIten
bic Sttefel. @ut 70, Bet Beg lit Der rich
'ti9c, CT fitbrt 3peifeloS gu benz
3tel Der %9tepublif, Ser Golfsbeglitfun0.
llnier Nobbaritoat Uruguay macbt IS
uns in bieier Qtrt @olfsbegGiiduno
itbrt9enS getreultb nab. @uroe boob
Dor Sur5em in Wonoepi0eo bic
Bolt3etbeltimmung 9etroffen, boB beim
Sptelen Der 9tattonalbDmne ie6er iid6 BON
ietnem Sibe erbeben unb letn Saupt AT
entblOBen bat, penn er nicbt nit Der beiliz
gen 6ermanbao 8ctannti6aft macben tpiu.
8em fGut ba nibt @cBler's SUIT auf Ser
Stange Elm ? Sa, mir baben es Icbon berrz
li3 ipeit gebracbt nit ~unieren Gepubltfen.
Wenn ftb Elm iiiOamerifaniiber 8euomD
fGn0e, per petB, nielleicbt f0nnte CT uns erz
SGbIen, baB um'S Sa6r 1000 ieber Glib
amerifaner N6en6S ietnen 8o5i3titen nebeu
ii6 iteben bat, Ser barauf 2bt giebt, bah er
eu3 regeImdBig feline unterboien aussiebt,
bepor er it1 le9t."