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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-19
Mitchell Will Go Into Training.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The following let
ter was received to-day from Charley
Mitchell, at Boston, by the editor of a
sporting paper here:
'Sir-I have seen many reports pub
lished about my contest with Jim Corbett.
So that my friends may know of my future
movements and not think L am Sinking
training, / wish ii stated that l shall con-
clude my engagement, which could not be
Cancelled. on Dec. %. and shall leave this
city direct for Jacksonville. This will give
me four weeks TO finish training, ample
time. as | nave been daily taking regular
exercise and reduced my weight over ff-
teen mounds"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-19
UGH A THIEF.
Postal Clerk Who Robbed the Mail
Apprehcnded i'm Chicago.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE, H., Dec. ia. A. Trues-
dell, postal clerk between Evansville and
Terre Haute. one evening, a short time ago.,
stole thirteen registered letters from the
mail, securing $500 in money. He Immediate
ly disappeared, and the postal detectives
were unable to locate him. w. F. Rabb and
G. n. Collins. two route agents, tried their
luck, with better success. finding Truesdell
in Chicago. He had only $95 left. He claims
that he was insanely intoxicated when he
committed the robbery. Rabb and Collins
turned him over to the postoffice inspectors,
who took him to Evansville last night.
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Mayor Wagner ON His Death He'd.

'Decial TO the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, Ind, Dec. N.-Alayor Isaac
Wagner, Of this city. is coafined to his bed
nth serious illness. and Is believed 10 be
near deaths door. He will be seventy-four
FEARS OF age on Christmas. From his sick
ned this evening he issued a stringent proc
.anation. commanding all saloons 10 close
al IL o'clock each night and all children TO
2 off the streets after 5 o'clock, directing
he police TO enforce the law in such cases.
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Col. McPhniI Is Talking.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. &c. S.
Clark. J. NJ. Clancy. ]. S. O'Connor. II. w.
Chysworth, w. III. Gibson and Il. w. Jones,
all attorneys from Wisconsin, have been in
the city, to-day, taking the deposition of
Col. w. =. J.. McPhail in the famous Roster
case-now stirring gubernatorial circles In
the Badger State-in which it is alleged a
Job has been discovered to beat the State
out of $4,000. The attorneys and Colonel
McPhail have been closeted all day. The
former refused to speak OF the case, but il
is believed Colonel McPhail, who is said TO
have signed the contracts, had a good deal
IN gay
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Racing Only n Memory ut Columbus.

SYGNTII 10 IIF III JVUIT
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 1S.-The stables,
grand stand. fencing and all the personal
property belong to the Bartholomew Coun-
~ Trotting Association has just been sold
at public auction as the result of a recent
Judgment procured against ehe association.
The proceeds OF the sale amounted to $SS7.
The erection OF the buildings and the build
ing OF the track cost more than | 1900. Rae
ing at Columbus is now a matter of his
tory, and the breeding of fast horses has
likewise received a setback that will be felt
for some time here.
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time of her death. She never had any
trouble with the girl, who was obedient.
She never at any time said she wanted
Mamie 10 die, or after her death said she
was glad OF IL. The defendant said she
helped the children in their German lessons
every evening. She said the children al
ways came to her; when they wanted
anything they always came to Annie, and
Bhe granted their requests when she could.
The court at this IOint adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-19
THE BANK LOST $4,000
Examiner Finishes on the
Books of the south Bend National.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 1S.-The eXami-
nation of the South Bend National Banks
books by State Bank Examiner Packard, OF
Plymouth, has been completed. He finds
that the bank lost. by the recent robbery.
SIS, 600, or $500 less than at first stated.
Cashier Myron Campbell has informed the
directors that he will accept $1,000 a year
less for his services In order TO remunerate,
as far as possible. stockholders for the loss
occasioned by the robbery.
Six per cent. bonds have also been put
out. The bank is sound and in every way
in good condition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-19
81. o nmnse- gains the Big Four

oUtNIUI 20 IIV IIINIdIIapVIIs JVIIIdI.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 1S-Wymond
J. Beckett. of Indianapolis. started to Gas
City last summer over the Big Four. He
was In the midst Of some heavy real-estate
deals. Having no tickle ne rendered fare
TO the conductor, but il was refused. and
Beckett was put off the train between sta
lions and had to walk several miles I'm the
broiling sun. He sued for $500 damages.
and was awarded $1,C00 here tonight in the
Circuit Court.
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The Trial OF DIR. Meyer Comes To an
Abrupt termination

NEW YORK. Dec. lS-There was a sud
den pause to-day in the sensational trial OF
DIR. Henry c. F. Meyer. which was draw
ing TO a natural close in the Court OF oyer
and 1t was while the eloquent
Charles W Brooke was in-the midst OF his
plea for the life OF the accused Doctor.
The seventh juror. Alexander II. Low. a
plumber. fell suddenly i'll ut noon. This
pause Will probably mark the end OF the
trial. for in the midst OF the excitement a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-19
Wan nnd woman Killed I'm Fed.

GIISTOI, Tenn, Dec. 1S.-The dead bod
j. Of Walter shannon and Mrs. Ann Leav-
both colorcd. were found dead in bed
day. at the home Of the latter in the
Iburbs. Matt Davis. the husband of Mrs.
Davis. has been arrested for the double
lurdcr. but he denies knowing anything
bout II. Each had a bullet hole@in the
tead
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-19
The Howard Trial interrupted.

JACKSON, Tenn. Dec. 1S--The day was
consumed in the Howard trial I'm reading
letters sent out by the alleged aliases OF
Howard from New York and London. The
official correspondence OF Minister Lincoln
was also read. One of the jurors became
sick and the trial was postponed tempo
20 rflv
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, Dec. 1S.-Last night at
Knightstown Jesse Heinshaw died very
suddenly of heart disease. He was a wide
Unknown gambler. lately of this city.
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Pioneer of pike County Dead.

PETERSBURG, Ind, Dec. 1S.-Charles
Beach, aged seventy-three, a pioneer here
and a prominent merchant at Augusta, this
county, died yesterday. The deceased was
the father OF County Treasurer Beach.
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Demurrers of Bank Directors.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-The final prelim-
mary prior TO the trial Of the indicted d.
rectors of the Madison-square Bank was en-
acted before Justice Barrett, in the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer. All the indicted
officials, except Director Kurcsched. were
in the court. AS this was the last day the
directors could plead, demur or make any
legal motion in the case, their attorneys
filed with the clerk n demurrer. Lawyer
w. p. Peckham, for Kurcsched, made a mo-
ton to dismiss the indictment against his
client on the ground that the testimony
before the grand jury did not warrant the
finding OF an Indictment. Mr.. Kurcsched,
LAWYER Peckham said. is at present in ST.
Louis. Justice Barrett then set Dec. n
to hear arguments or the demurrer and mo-
ton. The demurrers state that the indict-
ments are not plain and concise statements
of the acts OF the crimes charged, and that
the defendants cannot understand the par
ticular transactions OF which they are
rha rpad
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Dnte of the Gns Belt Convention.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. Dec. 1s.-The gas belt
convention at Anderson for relief of the des-
titute factory operatives will be Dec. 20
and q. 1t was enormously announced as
Dec. q and %.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-19
Death of LLOYD f. Fish.

BEDFORD. Ind, Dec. 1S.-Lloyd E. Fish.
aged thirty-three. died at Fayetteville, of
brain fever, last night. He had been a
resident here since a youth, and was high
ly respected.
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The Doctors Say

Tha for prevention Of grip there is MOTH
ing TO equal an honest old fashioned pure
whisky. "Old Process fills the require
ment. It's absolutely pure. Sold only by
druggists
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Be sure you see Marcy's stock Of jewelry.

Ladies' who want to make husband a
present should not fail to see the articles
in the tobacconist line at Deschler's. cor.
Pennsylvania and Market.
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young man. white with fright and anxiety,
pushed his way 10 Justice Barrett's desk
and said that Juror Low was his father;
that he was ruined by the destruction by
fire of the Rockaway Beach Hotel some
years ago, and had been so mentally un-
balanced by the catastrophe that it had
been necessary TO confine him In a hospital
for the insane.
Mr.. Brooke was in the midst Of a denun-
citation of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carl
Muller. He had been speaking an hour and
a half, and was making a particularly elo-
quent address Low seemed TO be very
much affected by the plea OF the lawyer.
His hands twitched. and as the speaker
proceeded the jurors head moved TIN, at
l1:55, his head was swaying from side To
his eyes rolled.
DR.. O'Sullivan and four jurors carried the
sick man into the next room DIR. O'Sulli-
van stripped him to the waist, placed him
on a couch and put a cake OF ice from a
water tank upon his head. Drs. Carpenter
and Minden reported to Justice Barrett
that Juror Low was suffering from cerebral
congestion, and would not be able TO return
to the consideration OF the Meyer case to-
day, If ever. An adjournment was ordered
till tomorrow.
DIR. Carpenter gave the opinion that juror
Low was suffering with acute dementia-
caused by the mental and physical strain
resulting in the cerebral congestion. 10
might be only temporary. 1t might result
In permanent arrangement. The son OF thu
juror has been a constant attendant at tho
trial, but no one knew him. He had watched
his father anXiously, full OF apprehension
for his mental health. He told Justice Bar
rett that seven years ago his father had
been confined in Bloomingdale Asylum It
is not probable that the trial will ever be
resumed IL il is abandoned on account OF
the mental incapacity of Mr.. Low a new
trial will be ordered, and In that event Mr..
Nicoll declared this morning. IL would be
next to impossible to secure a jury i'm this
county, the case having been given so much
publicity.
Doctors Dana and Mcdonald. experts on
insanity, tonight made an examination OF
Juror Low. The doctors each wrote out a
sealed opinion regarding juror Lows con-
dition. which will be opened by Judge Bar
rett tomorrow. II is believed that the
finding OF the experts will show that Juror
Low is hopeleSsly insane.
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For Silverware. Tea sets. Rogers's 1Si7
Knives. Forks and Spoons go 10 Marcy's,
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watches-Go to Marcy's. Low prices this
year. Mammoth stock OF goods.
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Great sale Ladies' Gold Watches at
Special sale this week.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-22
8illi9e Ggcmriiun mad @alneiton
iiber bic Santa eSes2inie.

Am 2. September 1893 mirb bic
@ulf, Colorado unb Santa sSezBabn
cine SPECIAL s greurfioa bon aaen
Stdbten an ibrer 2inie in Seras unb
benz Snf ianer=S erritorium mad Sal
beiton b%eranltalten. Ser 6abrpreis
bon Gutenberg mirb So betragen. Gin
grtras3ug pirb BON gIeburne mad
benz resuldren Bafasier3ug BON Burs
cell unb paris %obfabren. 8ilette
tDer6en anr fir ben 2. September pers
fault; bieie finb fir bic &iidreiie aui
iebem perionensug, ineIufipe benjenis
sen, Der @alpeton am Mittmo6, ben
6. September UNI $3.50 8prmittags
perldbt, giiltig. greurfonifen baben
iomit 3 Sage NufentbaIt in 8alpefton.
9ieies 1T bic lebte unb biqigite @rs
curfion bieier Saiion. Sebty iolte
baran She'll nebmen unb Elm Seebab
genieBen. SbeatraIii6e gorfteaung
unb Concert fret jeben Nbenb am Sec
lfer.
80. g. Reenan,
General : pafasiers Qgent, 8alpeiton,
SeraS.
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Salbe Staten fir bic ssabrt mad)
Chicago mnb smrid.

Oas LANCE erwartete grei9niB 1T
enbli6 eingetreten. bic Gallagher Staten
fur bic Gabrt mad @bieaso unb auriid
iinb auf bic 9dlfte rebucirt porben,
8om l.. Nuguf on pertauft bic
Santa Ses8abn &etour 8iQette nod
Chicago pia 81. 2ouis ober @anias
@itp gum preiie Der einfa9en Gabrt
plus $500. Sol6e 3idets nerben
tdgli6 big gum 81. October 1898 pers
fault tperben. 9ieielben baben cine
@iiltisfeit BON 80 Sagen fir bic &iid>
fabrt bonn Sage bes 8erfaufes an.
Sie Snbaber berielben iinb teinen 8ea
i9rdntuugcn III 8eaug auf bic Nccoms
mobationen untermorfen. Mer bafiir
ertra beaablen min, fam aud pldbe
in ben pullman I9en gefibiils 99lafz.
Wagen belegen. 9ie 8enubung Der
bo6eleganten Chair. gars Der Santa
Ge Sabu itebt ben paKagieren obne
GTtras8 ergiitung CUR 8erfigung.
Die pafagiere tonnen bon @bicaeo
a" bic &iidfabrt mad 8elieben antre>
ten, borausgeiebt baB bas innerbalb
Der 30td9igen @iiltisteitsba uer Der
8iQette sei6iebt. unb tuenil man sus
riidtebrt, mirb man ni6t nur bas 8es
muBtiein nit 1id nod Sauie nebmen,
benz groBarti9iten S6auipiel Der
@elt beigepobnt gu baben, ionbern
baB bic &eiie aud bic bentbar arges
nebmte unb bequemite gepeien if.
ME baS ebett MIR bel Der bo6elegan=
ten unb mobernen Qusriitung Der
3ige Der Santa Sc 8abn m6sIi9 1T.
Sine entipre9enbe niebrigere &ate
pirb fir ole puntte an Der Santa Sc
8abn mad st. 2ouiS unb &anfas
&itp inter benielben 8ebingungen
fetgeieBt werben.
Dian wenbe ii6 miinbIi9 ober
i6riftIi9 OH irgenb einen 8iqettsN 9eus
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8e3ug auf
Siaette ober fonfige @inselbeiter.
Dan la6e fi6 einen "ColumbiasFols
der" 9eben, Der ni9t nur cine genaue
Sei6reibung Der Observation-Disclosures
8alten entbdlt, fonbern aud einer ge>
nauen plan bon &bicago.
%. g. &eenan,
@eneralsB afa8ier= Ngent.
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Muer[ei.

9as bieitge Organ Der Sarbiser1,
bas "Tonguelet'' (r3ingIein") ma9t
benz &ecorOer Sbarbein BEN 0ormurf
Der partelli6teit in allen Gtreitf6uett
5tptiden Jarbigen unb MeiBen un6
brobt nit Der rNbre@nung bel Der
nd9iten Wabl". Ser gegen 9barbein
erbobene 8orpurf 1T p0lig unbez
9rln6et unb auBerbem 1T es in San
Nntonio glidli9erwei1e mod ni6t 10
melt gefommen, baB ein pflidtgetreuer
geomter UNI bic @un1t Der Jarbigsn
gu bublen bGtte, penn er nie6ergez
pablt perben pia.
- Ser Meritaner Marceaino Moz
reno, Der in i9amlofefer @eiie erobes
NergerniB erregt bate, wurbe nom
&ecorber 81 elmer @elbbuBe BON 500
ober bon einem Sage Saft fur ieben
Der bunbert Dollars perurtbeilt. Mo>
REM, Der b0aig mittellos 1T, erfldrte,
bic @trafe abfBe1 su ipouen.
Sm Stabtratbe 1T alio iebt cine
Srbinana eingebra9t worben, bur9
mel6e bic 8iirger Der Stabt ge5munz
gen Derben iOqen, lire Sansbaltse
un6 al6enabfdle 10 gu iortiren. RAP
Nf6e, @9erben auer Nrt uub 8ledz
bi6ien bon ben iibrigen Ibfdaen 9ez
fonbert perben. unb parum2 Weil
bic bon ben gontractoren gelieferten
Mbfauperbrennungs6fen ni6t balten,
mas Dor NbI6lub bes @pntractes perz
5pro6en murbe. Wdre bas porber
geiagt uorben, baB bieie Sefen cine
Sortirung bes CRASH sur 8orausz
iebung ma6ten unb bdtte man SEN
Contract bod abgeI6loKen, 6anr tpd-e
Der @rlaB bieier Orbinan3 9ere6tfer.
tigt gepefer, ieBt aber liegt BARN blos
eine itarte 3%umutbung an bic Burger
I'M Snterefe iener @%oltraetoren, Sic
NlOermen tperben gut tbun, tpen1 tie
fi6 bic Sa6e nod einmal reifli1 lbers
lesen, beoor iie bic 0rbinans annebz
men.
= Qntom S9uma1er nnb s.. Sc.
@l0fner erbiegten $1,000 un6 5000
ppm WaDor Pai1aI ausbesablt, ais
Gnti6doigung fur bic grpropriatios
men, pelde bur6 bic @rtpeiterung Der
@etsSOuiton StraBe n0tbig wurben.
Sad ibrem benz StaatscommiHdr
fir gerii6erungsmeien unb 9tatihit
eingereihten Sabres : 8eri1:e bat bic
bielige Nlamoz8 erliderungsgeieal6aft
i'm IeBten Sabre an prdmien &C. einge,
nolnmen $143,8 1874 unb fir 8ranbf6dz
ben, 3inien un6 ale ionfige Musgaz
ben $133,072 D%erausgabt, iobaB li6
elm 8e%ingeminn BON 500, 1852 er9iebt.
SIN Der am Montag Mbeno in
59ol5's Sale unter benz 8orIike bes
9errn Wm. 96fling fen. abgebaltenen
Geriammlung Der 9euti9sN merifanis
f9en 8oltsfeftz@ eieai9aft uurbe be-
ridtet, bab I'M @ansen Bis iebt bic
Summe BON 81 1920 iubieribirt NOR.
ben 1T. Sci prdRbent wurbe autoriz
iirt, ben Central @arteu CUR Qbbaltung
bes Geites gu pa6ten. 9as 9ecora>
tienssGpmite beridtete, baB bic Was
gen fertig ieien unb baB nit ben Secos
rationsarbeiten bereits "besonnen tpors
ben Tel.
: Ser Stabtratb bat es abselebnt,
ben San pebrO Springs part elmer
pripatgeieai9aft aur Abbaltuns einer
Jdir ober fur Sport : 3wede gu
iberlafen.
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Soste 8 0 8.


Sn Der reguldren 5tabtratbsliBuna
bonn Montag, ben 81. MuguH, tparen
ale ALDERMEN nit NuSnabme bes Mls
herman Stub anmeien6.
Die bonn @puntp +. @i1ter eingelebte
@ommiffion, beftebenb aug Sobn u.
MiiQer, a.. g. &ipas unb 8, g. SIC
@aa, tDel6e ben S9a6en, refp. Nuben
abi9dBen folte, Der bur9 bic grueie
terung Der Derldngerten Sib Nlamos
StraBe (NaiQ StraBe) ben Nns umb
umuobnern ertud6ft, rei9te ibren Be-
ri9t elm. Dana6 erbalten gnti9dz
bigungen sugefprO9en: 6. Me6rbabn
($2,000), 9. 0dnel $4,000 urb
Mrs. 9ablep ($600); tpdbren6 cine
groBe InsabI BON I~nipobmerr wegen
bes ibnen aus Der @rtpeiterung ertpa@s
ienben 8ortbeils nit tleinen Betrdqen
belatet tperben.
Cine groBe Nn3abl bon petitionen
lag Dor, bic enttpebef erIebigt ober ben
betrefenben Nusf9iHen iibermiefen
uurben, barunter aud bieieniee Der
biefigen Garbigen nm @rri1tung eines
neuen Sdulbaufes fir farbige 3inber.
Mfapor pai9al perlas Johann cine
8otf9aft on ben Stabtratb, in pel9er
er tpieber auf feline in Der lebten
SiBung abgelebnte gmpfeblung Der
Nuttelnng BON amei neuen 8eatnten
aur Gintreibnng Der r~idIt6n6igen
fdotii9en Steuer1 auriidtam. gr er.
tl1rt barin, baB Der ftdbtil9e Collector
nidt obne 8erna@ldfisung ieiner ans
6eren 8erufsgef6dfte i'm Stanbe lei,
iene Steuerridftdnbe auf benz Wege
6es h6eraus languierigen geri9tli9en
W~erfabrens ein3utreiben. 9aFelbe
gelte aud Dom ftdbtif9en Collector.
Nm 2. October treter bic @eri6tsb6fe
pieber sufammen unb big gum 81.
September miifen bic betrefenben
9lagen etngerei9t fein; es lei alfo
feline 3eit gu neridumen, penn bic
Stabt in ben 8efb Der ibr bon &e6tss
tuegen 3ufommenben Summe bon fat
elmer balben Milion Dollars tommen
min. MapOr paf6al ipri6t baber
ben Wuni9 aug, baB Der Gtabtratb
ieia ablebnenbes 8otum bon Der pos
rigen Sibuns in Diebererpdgung
3iebe nnb ben 4ntrag annebmen m6ee.
Die g~inIabung an ben Mapor unb
Den Stabtratb our Sbeiluabme on benz
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e@pla' 0aImen ; @artem 1T 5,

OT7*0 ~" OE**VW Ut Ut
5ammelplab Der 9euti6en BON Sun
4atonio nit ibren Jamilien. Sic re-
s~elmdBigen Mbenb Srei : &ou5erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo9e lint 1tets
5ablrei6 beiu6t unb e%rfreuen li6 elmer
aQgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
unb Wbisfeps unb a~le5eit feaerfri19es
8ier, fotpie Sic beten Gigarren.
Oie Ut fauratiou liefert ale
9elifateifen Ser Gaifon. Muitern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
3dglid ausgesei6neter iparmer 2un1.
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California : Weine.

Weinliebbaber fin6en Elm eroBes 2a=
ger BON feinen California Meinen BEL
GERM s. s. Meper am Mlamoz
pla5a. 9err MeDer iudt bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aug unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinaii6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
6efen Sorten aussumablen. @r fann
feline &unben unb Gamilien NIT einem
guten Sropfen DerIeben. &otb= nnb
MeiB Weine III ppraiigIi6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @a1one fret
tins 9ans geliefert.
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aud i'm nd9fen Mablfelb3uge bic
6ibrerrolle in Der populiten : partei
abernebmen, unb BON einem Qbfpmmen,
bur9 wel9es &eagan gum @ouper:
reur5. &anbibaten fiir bic neue partei
ernanrtt tuiirbe, 1T 10 tpenig bic &ebe,
wie bon elmer 8eri9mel3ung bieier nit
Der 9oggs6raftion, 10 LANCE bieis bic
bemofratii9e 2ipree trdgt".
p Selbt nit benz 8efiblsbuIel,
mel9er frtibere 9emotraten nod an
bic r%seitgebeiligten Bartei" ibrer 8dter
3uridbenfen lieB, lit es p6lig porbei.
&ein republifanii1er &ebner bat ie
10 idmere acknowledgement uno cine
10 f9pnungsloie &ritit Der bemofratts
f1en 6ibrer unb @runbfdBe ing Jelb
gefiibrt, ME 5te in Der Waeo'er Vers
fammlung pon ben @predern Der pos
puIifensY artei ben 9emotraten ins
@ef9t gef6leubert finb.
81 Sie Yppultten baben cine oHene,
unperbiiQ:e @reenbad : 8lanfe in
ibr partei : programm anfeenomz
men, pie lie i6ou in Der N1ianasger s
iammlung formuIirt tporoen mar !;
Gelb mirb einfa9 fir ni9ts Weitere8,
ME elm Nustaui9 mittel ertldrt, fir
tpel9es Elm innerer Wertb = ME eine
Waare i'm baben mi1e, ni9t notbz
tpenbig iei; tpemn benin aber Meta0
als @elb gebrau9t nerben fo0e, 10
geben tie Dem Silber ben 8Or5ug, aber
r1ur nit benz MertbberbdltniB bon 16
gu l benz @olbe gegeniber.
~ 9ie populiten per6ammen bic
politit @lebelan5s auf 6as aIerents
i6iebenlte; er mir6 als ein Geiab bes
Bolfes unb als ein gerrdtber an ieis
nem 2anbe be3ei9net.
81 9ie Organization Der partei
muB mogli6t perpOltOmmnet, Elm
@ampagrefonb gei6aHen, belebrenbe
Nbbanblungen iolen perbreitet, &eb.
ner iiber ben gansen Stat bingei6idl
perben nm fir bic 9eilslebren bel
neuer Nplts : politit Propaganda gu
ma1en.
Mit Der Wacoer 4onbention TT Der
Stats : Mablfelb3ug tpenn aud 8
Monaie Dor benz 8eginn Der friiberen-
tbatfd9Iid er6fnet unb baB bic 2eiter
Der popuIifen=B etpegune i'm nit benz
&ufgebot ibrer poaen &raft fiibren unb,
f9eimt es, NIT grfolg gu @n6e fibz
rem merben, unterliest taunl einenl
3neifel. @s 1T elm 9reieds &f,
tpelGer beborfebt; Der Sogg Gliisel
Der Democratic, nit benz epigen Nenls
terbettler &eagan als &an6ibaten fir
bas @ouberneursamt auf ieinem Wabls
aettel, bat-bas fiblt er ielbft unb Dos
rum m66te er cine Sutton nit ben
8oIfsparteilern = nur i9pa9e @uss
ii9t auf @rfolg, ba Der gr6Bte SbeiI
ieiner Nnbdnger our Nugent ; Sadie
iibertreten unb cine mabri9einli6 uur
tleine S9aar fi9 Der liberalen Semps
tratie>8 erbinbung sutpenben mirb.
Mu6 fir bieie, uel9e tpieber ui1ter
@Iarfs 2eitung ffeben tpirb, Iiegen bic
Nnsfi6ten ni6ts peniger aIs ginfis,
ba f@on Der leBte Wabltampf ben 8es
meis bafiir gebra6t bat, baB fte in
bofnungsloIer Minberbeit finb unb fie
werben es biesmal no6 mlebr fein,
tpeun iie nit einem @egner tpie Nusent
unb bic gu fdntpfen baben.
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