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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

THOSE who use the electric lights in
their homes and places of business would
be glad if it were the arc dynamo out of
order instead of the incandescent. but
people who do not depend on the electrics
for inside illumination are congratuiating
themselves that the outside lights loom
ont brilliantly every night.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

Special Cut Prices on Photo Albums
till Dec. 1Oth-our leaders-at
1I3O-tf J.F. CRossLAND's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

Buckwheat-We will have it in this
week, same as we had last season-Pure
, 11232t JEPSON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

We have the only complete line of
Underwear. Our assortment is immense.
Ladies' Tights, Combination Suits in
Camel's Hair, Balbrigan for Ladies,
Misses and Children. Gents Underwear
In Camers Hair, Balbrigan and Wool.
All sizes, and prices to suit all.
f1-3O-3t CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

THE town ought to have some sort OF
fire alarm. Why not mount the old
Court house bell in some conspicuous
place where it may be sounded with
convenience.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

Kid Gloves, SOC to S1.5O.
1926 St F. TROLL & Sons.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

THIEVES robbed Irwin Jordan's hen.
roost of dozen plump chickens, Sunday
night.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

The Monday Night Club is studying
Tennyson's "The Princess" and will soon
add Sesame and Lilies" by Ruskin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30
Only 3Oc a Quart

If you want good fresh Oysters you
can always get them at
lll6tf W. c. KUNKLE's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

Oysters served in all styles Also, only
30 cents quart, at Mrs. s. g. HUeHEs's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

The Louisville Epworth League has
purchased new library.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

AN effort is being made to put the old
Bellaire window glass factory in opera
fiop
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

WE have the largest and finest selec-
ton of Dress Goods in the town. Second
purchase in this week. 1t will pay you
to examine our Stock. Will take special
pleasure to show the handsOmest line
ever offered here.
lf-3O3t CONRAD TROLLS SOEs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

IT seems that in the order of events
butchering is about next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

Now is the time to plant your holiday
ads.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

We recommend 2. n. Corsets.
11-303t CONRAD TROLLS Sons
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30
INTERESTING SHORT BITS.

Newsy Items Gathered from Town
and Country-Pithy Paragraphs
Cleaned from All Sources.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

The Early Buyer Gets 1.-THE pick
and choice of the novelties in Hold ~
Goods.
The Place to Get Them is at
11.3O.tf J.E. GRASSLAND & Cos.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-30

GRIP sufferers are frequent all about US
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
Sic Seatih: Yi),c i. In.:;:s.

@elegentli9 bes 25jdbrigen &iinitz
leriubilGums bes 9beuterbtrettors
6einemann bon pbilabelpbia f4reibt
Der borttge ~Demotrat":
9ie beut1de Spra&e, beut14e pre1e,
beut19es @eien unb beuti&e &unit haz
ben babier in ben Ser. Staaten TIRE
biftorii@ begriinbete unb bonn 2eben Der
@egentpart aufre@t erbaltene @oqbez
re9tigng. Du tann bic beutf4e 8ibne
bon biefer 8ere@tigung ni@t ausgez
f@loNen iein .
vDie 8retter, bic bic @elt bebeuten"
umfaKen i'm @eQentbeil jene beut14z
ameritani19en &unbgebun9en unb Be-
1trebungen - prdgen lie aus ben
i9pantenben Sc talten" gu BEL timmten
Tormen- pte Goethe in Der @orreoe
gum Tauit bas S4aFen ber 8iibne
tenn3et9net-unb itrablen lie gletf1am
pie Sp~iegelbtlber, belebrenb, erbebeno
unb erbeiternb auf bic Welt 5urid.
@s lit pabr, bab bic beutf@e 8ubne
in ben Ser. @taaten uas Big jebt mob
iebr penig origineu beutl&zamericaniz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
Sprad,en tn Vremtsn.

Cine allsemeine 9ufnabme Der
.Mutteriprade" Der 8spDlt.rns bat in
Preuben gum eriten Male BEL @elegenz
beit Der @pltsadblung am /. DECEMBER
1890 itattsefunben. Cine d6nli4e,
iebo9 nur auf bic GipilbepDlterung i'm
bomalisen umfanse bes @taatssebiets
er5 tredte Grbebung bate aulebt int
Sabre 1861 ftattgefunben unb Elm tpeit
tpeniser politdnbiges, besbalb NIT benz
ieh+ ae&ppnnenen ni6t pbne Weiteres
neutrality-suspicious. Graebnib geliefert.
Mm 1. Deaember 1890 batten na4
Der stat. Corr" in preuben als
Mutteripra9e: beutf9 26,438,O7O,
littauif4 12l,345, polntfd 2.816,657,
ma urtf9 105,754, taKubii4 $3.50,
tpenbi{9 67,967, mdbrif4 58,4O8.
ti9e9ii9 1870. malonti4 11,058.
boldnbii1 4O,959, friefii& 48,827,
bdni1@, norpesii& 139,399. ruiiii4
1888, en9lii9 1O,299, fransOif4
6,643, i@tpebH9 1894. italienif4
5,315, ipanii4 702, portusieid4 255,
anbere Spra@en 1892, auiammen
29,957,367.
30 apei Mutterpra4en angeseben
tparen, 1T ieber ber betbtiligten Spraz
den bic 9dlfte Der betreFenoen, angebz
lid boppelipra@isen perionen augez
5Gblt tporben. 9ierna4 pertbeilt }i4
bic 8epDlterung ibrem Spra4perbdltz
niKe na9 in folsenber @eiie: beuti4
26,438,O 7O, fonitise sermanif4e 245,z
468, littauii9 131 3 ilapii4e 1924,
$40, romanif@e 23,973, semii6te unb
anbere 1892.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11

-@or &ur3em tpurbe in ben pef:z
li9en MuBenbe3trten Wtens BON Der
a~ufgeboben, beren Glteites Mttglteb 16
Sabre 5Gblte, mabrenb. ni@t peniger
als reu11 fetner @enohen nod nt4t oas
bier3ebnte 2ebensjabr erretht baben.
Die Mitglieber Der Diebesbanbe 1tno
bur@mgs ber @@ule, iotpie ihren 2ebrz
berren entlouFene 8uri@e. Dte SUM-
gen periibter ibre Dtebitdble 3umet1t tn
@e1eQ14aft in ben am @irtel befnbltz
4en @ef&dftslotalen, inoem elmer bon
tbnen ei11en tletnen @tntauf ma4te unb
bamit ben Mnberer1 bic Diebftablsgele<
genbeit peri@aFte. Dte bret dlteiten,
6er %16jdbrige Soief @@leiinger, ber
Mbolf Slantna unb Der a.
id6rige Scarf 2eimer, batten iebo4 au9
}dmierigere Dtebitdble periibt, t1bem lie
etnen Da9bobenz@inbru@ peribten
unb &(eiber i'm Mertbe bon Sc f. oa>
bontrugen. 9abei ma9te 2eimer ben
MufpaNer 4. Dte neun mtnberiabrtgen
Diebe tpurben BENT 8e5irfsgeri4t 5ugez
piefen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
ST c. &cltmm:

Dur@ einen {onberbarer 3ufau fam
tir3li@ bic Statue Sobn 8ropns, bes
9eiltgen ber Megerbefreiung bonn
Sttq6enio&e - 10 er3dblt bic st.
Qpuis @epublic" - I'm tbren rs9ten
Mrm. @dre bieies ein3tg baitehenoe
@ret9nib in einem ACKNOWLEDGMENT
3eitalter paFirt - ettpa gu ben 3eiten
6omers ober 9eiiobs - 10 mare es
obne 3peifel @eranlaf lung CUR @runz
buna zines 1peue1 &ult1s ge%tporben.
Ser f¶e M~eteorftetn. tpel@er, aus
beiterem 9tmmel berabfauenb, ben Mrm
6es @tanbbtlbes 3eridmetterte, mir6e
als Symbol bes 3eus ober ber CHARTS
Saufenbe bon Mnbeterr in 1etnen TO it.
barren Sempel b~erbeige1odt baben.
@on ale benz aber mar in unierem
nii&ternen unb poiitiben 3eitalter ni@t
bic @ebe. Man beeilte ft4, bon benz
rGtbielbaften Meltenpanoerer, Der 1i4
auf 10 unbDfli4e Metfe BEL bet gait
freunblt@en Mutter @rbe eingefibrt
bate, eintge @tide ab3uf9lagen -
bet Dem @erfu9e aerbra@en iibrtsens
einiae Meibel aus beitem @tabl-uno
bic Hraqmente an profeHor Sopltn,
etnen Qebrer an Der MineralogH&en
@taatsi9ule unb Marti&etoer i'm
Dienft Der 8unbesregierung, 3ur geo.
losif&en unb @emiiden u%nteriu&uns
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
Der Menih neiR fem Slid ni&t

Der Men59 peib fem Slid ni4t
gu {9GBen.- @iebt es ba in paris etnen
Sonberlins, Ma3ean sebeiben, ber bic
Mietber 1einer 9dufer (&ue be Ia SUI
9ette umionit ipobnen ldbt, Bios unter
Der 8ebingung, bas 9aus in @tanb 51
balten. Statt fi@ eintrGhtig bte1er
an9enebmen Gage gu freuen, beneibetem
ii@ bic Mietber sesenieitig unb thaten
ii9 manderlei S4abernad an. @tner
bon ibner trieb bic Sade 10 tpeit, {einer1
Na@barn austretben gu mo1en. inoem
CT ber prGfettur an3eigte. ct Ia lie ieine
Wobnung in poli5eipibri9em 3uitano
pertommen. Gr bate bieie Mo6nung
einem @ertpanbten augeoa4t. Die po=
liaei erftredte ibre l1nteriu4ung ieoo4
auf bas gauge 9aus unb nerfiste biez
ruuf: Mne Mtetber baben fofprt oaS
!9aus gu perlufen, ba es ii& in unitattz
6aftem 3uitanbe beinbet. Die 1tets'
uneiniaen, neibif9en Mietber batten es,
p~orge3osen, audi bic geringiten Soften
Der sSni tonbbaltung gu fparen Sic
baden jebt bas 4us5isben gum 2ohn-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
6 uremb burg.

@Sbingen. Meuli& Mittas entz
itanb in ben auf biefisem 8anne gelegez
men Qobbeden cine 0euersbrun1t tpel4e
ii@ auf cine 6ld@e bon % Morgen
ausbebnte unb 3iemli@ beoeuterben
@@oben berur1a9te. Na@ mebrtinbt=
qer anqeitrengter Mrbeit gelang es ben
aus ben umliegenben Srtf&often binz
5ugeeilten Per1onen, ben 8ranb gu
bdmpfen.
Oberbprn. Sic Gamtlte bes Dor
2 Sabren s%eitorbenen 2ebrers @tper 1T
iebt gang %aus9etorben, ba tnnerbalb'
Ser lebten 3pei Sabren bic Mitttpe umb
atpei &inber bes Ser torbenen ebenfaus,
init Sob %abgegangen ftnb.
Walb e.rtigen miro in 8Gl6e
cine poititation erbalten.
cid. a. b. Ml3. Sn unferer Rirz
9e tpurben brei SpferitDde erbro@en
anb hires Snbalts beraubt.
Sci 28idbrige 81. @ies aus @almuS
tpurbe BON elmer eide, bic er gefdut
bate, ct @lagen.
Wenfeler. Der @ren5auheber
SSacob Stopper bon @imleler moQte iein
@etpebr puben, als ii@ bafelbe ploBli9
entlub unb linn bic &ugel in ben Inter
leib brang, 10 oab Der Sob f4on na9
elmer balben @tunbe etntrat.
@&liB. Mu9 in btefem Sabre
pirb Der &aiier gu atpeitdsigem 8eiu4e,
ber grGfli9 @0rBi9en Gamilie NIT 81:
&erbett ertpartet. Ser 8ef JUDI tptrb IN:
bic 3eit ber Muerbabnbala, alfo in bic:
erlt @Glfte bes Monats Mai fallen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
Oem 8eriht beg @ouperneurs

Sem Ser1U1 Des O~OuDetHeurs
BON Mnbui, @benping deng, ben bic
"petiner 3eitung" in ibrer Wusgabe
pom 5. Tebruar per0ffentlidt, entnebz
men mir bic Na@ri4t, bab unter ben
@e9snitdnben, pel4e ber Raiierli4e
9ausbalt bur4 ben genannten Miirz
bentrdger beorbert bat, ii4 audi einige
hunbert 8osen 8%riefpapier fir ben
&ui1erliden 8ebarf befinben. Das
IN Trase 1tebsnbe S@riftftid beginnt:
Mm 81. September 1892 ging oem
Beri@sritatter bur@ @ermittelung bes
DIRECTORS bes Raii erli4en 9ausbalts
Elm &aiierlides @bitt gu, tpel4es tbn
antpies, folsenbe @egenitdnbe fir ben
&aiierli4en @ausbalt un5ui@affen
y 600 ammoberrotbe, pieredtse Seiz
benftde nit bier Draden, INN barauf
bas 3ei4en gu (@lid) gu malen, 1,9
SUB lang uno brett; p 200 @osen
buntes, so1bgeiprenteltes @lan5:gret
papier, feds Sub lang unb bret SUB
brett.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11

-Wor einigen Mo@en perf@manb
8. 9. Moberts aus ber l1mge9eno BON
M1pinei in benz GountD perrp in VT
FAM Jas unb lit iettbem peri@ollen.
52ne: MGnner namens Praten unb
Sing tparen unter benz @erba4te, tbn
ermorbet gu BADEN, berbaftet, fpdter
aber tpegen Mangels an 8etpeiien piez
Der entlaHen porben. Diei er Sage
per5dnanb Dr 6. 8. MatpaD in Dem
1ibtpeftliben Sbeile bes @ountp @atpaD
ebenfals. Dim folgenben Morgen erz
19ien ct bier Meilen n0rb1i4 bon 2ttz
tie @od in Der @obnung zines gemihen
Ooungbloob. Ct iab b0llig perpiloert
unb tpie auBer &anb unb 8anb geganz
gen aus unb er5dblte, bab ct bon M{dnz
nerr berf olgt tperbe, 1pelde tbm pferb
unb Mager 9eitoblen bdtten unb tbm
nad) benz 2eben tra@teten. Sbpoh
bteie @r3Gblung 5tpeife1os bar@uf beuz
tete, bab CT berridt getporben mar, lteB
ibn 0oungbloob ungebinbert tpeiter &C.
ben unb @atpap peri9panb i'm Maloe.
Ql(s bic Ma4ri9t bon 1etnem Muftauz
den mad 2ittle @od gelangte, aogen bic
8urqer {4aarentpei1e aus, UNI r6n gu
1u9en, 3umal ct als Irat bort tpobl=
betannt 1T. 8isber bat fi@ nod teine
@pur bon ibm tpiebergefunben.
Gin @9iler Der it@iten RluNe
Der Mealf9ule in Saratotp in &ublanb,
Mamens S4tipanotpstii bat am 8.
Mpril auf ben Director Der S4ule, g.
6errmanr, einen @@ub ab9eftuert unb
i'm lebensgefGbrli9 berlebt. Dor Der
@eriibung bieier 3bat brang 6. in bic
Mobnung bes Snfpettors Der @jd1anz
uraler 8a6n, Ptltppento, Elm, i4ob auf
bie{en mebreremale urb fubr brett in
bic Meal19ule. Sn Der 9aqe mar linn
Direttor 9errmam begegnet, Der na9
feiner @9ultaf9e fragile. Mtt ben
Worten: v9a 6ait 9u bic @&ultai4e!"
feuerte g. einen @4ub al; bic Rugel
brang benz Direttor in ben unterleib.
g.. nurbe alsbalb perbaftet. Die urz
1a@en bteier Morbperfu@e iinb porlau<
fig unbetannt.
Ser betannte f4pei5er Mrbeiterz
fubrer unb @roBratb Wots 5auqle3
in Qau1anne bat an bic @aalauf1eber
bes @roBen @atbes bas @e1u4 gertfz
tet, iie m0@ten bo@ fir ihn einer1
2ebn{tubl anferti9en lai1en, ber init
1einer bef@eibenen Perion i'm @erbdltz
mig 5tebe. Die ge9entpdrttg benuBten
@tible Itammen aus benz Sabre 1903
unb beren 9ola 1T 10 morf@, oab 9errn
Tauque3 auf ibnen i4on mebrere Tomb
fife Mnfdue begesnet iinb in BET tur5en
53eitbauer zines Sabres. @s itebe b.
fer i'm polen Snterehe bes @taates,
fir bic pieridbrige Mmtsbauer beg Be-
{teners einen neuen 9artb0l5ernen @tu9l
BON vpemiinftigem" umfange anferttz
gen gu lai7en. .9ofentlt4 piro benz
be19eibenen @eiu6e entipro&en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
crit fiiraIih aus benz @efGnu

gin erit tir3li@ aus benz @efangz
niB in 2ubed' entlaNener @trdfling mo-
berte fi& baielbit benz @efdnbntbgetit~
lt@en 8eder, i1bem ct ii@ ben 4nfdeim
qab, als tpolle er benielben UNI 9ilfe IN:
Der Notb anfeben. Sn Mirtlt4tett
hattie es ber Mann barauf abge}eb<n,
ben @ei{tlider gu ermorben. Wdbreno'
Der 2eBtere auf ben @ortrag BET 9ttte:
bes Grz@trdfings partete, 5og bte1er:
plDbli@ einen Menplper unb feuerte aus
anernd4fter Ndbe flint @@afe auf ben
@eitliden al, ber t0btli4 getroHe11 gu
1anf. \
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11

fhe Oramen porgetu5rt bat, aber DeSz
tpegsn 1T TIRE Mifiion babier niat Bios
fir bic Oeut19<Mmeritaner felbit. ionz
bern fir bic geiammte 8epDlteruns bes
Qanbes ron gr0bter Wibtteteit unb
bon srDBtem Wertb. l1no tie piro au9
n;ft obne anressnpen ginfluB auf bic
S9aflng d4t beuti4zamericanti4er
8"N~a~~Stiit bleiben.
Sic lit fir Mue cine bobe S4ule Der
8ilbung. Oie beutife Station bat
claKii9e bramatf4e Di@ter berporgez
bradt. be an senialer @r0be ben Gorpz
pbden aler Nationen, @batespeare an
bet Spite, glei4iteben. Sbre Statuz
en- aieren unferen Gairmont part-uno
mabnen baran, ibre erbabenen Merte
tenner, gu lernen. l1nfere beutf4e
8iibne 1T baau Bel t.mmt, biefelben in
Der aanaen @enialitdt, Reinbeit uno
S&Snbeit ibrer Originals pra&e tets
bon Meuem benz seIammten publitum
poraufubren.
Mas lit bic clai1i19e 8sbeltuns Der
bieiieen beuti 4en 8ibne. Daran reiz
ben fi9 lire S4ilberung,n ppm Ieben
Der @%egentpart, an benen bi. beut14:
Snra9e in ibrer uneri4Opfli9en @ntz
10 dlungstraft bur9 be mobernen beut=
1den 8ibnenbi@ter tpeiter entpidelt
pirb. S:e 1T al1o fir MQs cine bDhit
pertbpole S9ule in Der beutf4en umz
gangs1pra9e ber @e3entpart.
Wenn bic beut59e @pra9e unb bas
b,ut19e 2ieo pirtlt4 bic 8ollbere4ttz
gung hires Namens babier bebaupten
iolen, 10 miiHen lie in ibrer beiten
5orm unb @einbeit auftretsn. unb
bafiir giebt bic beuti9e 8ibne, nie lie
1ein ion, bic s%ebtegeni tie 8elebrun9 uno
Mnlettung. Desbalb muB lie gep1egt,
unteri tiibt unb aufredt erbalten tperoen
bon Mllen, tpe.den bsutfde Sprade uno
beut}9e &uni unb berer Pflege uno
TDrberung audi bier gu 2anoe am Ser
gen l!esen.
Wsnben mir uns nun BON bte1en
auqemeinen 8etra9tungen gu ber Sra
qe, tpie peit bic Directionen unb Riinitz
Ter mebrerer beuti4en 8i6nen in Mmez
RIGA iene ibre oben sei@ilberte Miifion
erfiQt baben. SIM @anoen muB gefagt
merben, bab bieielben ieit ben leBten 40
senbren etpa iberaq i'm 2anbe 8teles
unb Suites geleiftet baben unb bab
lie nod piel mebr e~eleitet baben mir
ben, tpenn tbnen jeoer 3eit bic geb1riz
qe mo6lperbiente Mnertennung unb I'M
f%ertiibung bes Deutf4tbums, be1onz
bers in ben groben @tGoten, CUR @ette
9e1 tanben bdtten.
6unberte BON tii@tigen beut'hen
bramattden &lnitlem itno 1eit Sabrz
aebnten bonn alien 8aterlano beruber
gefommen, unter ibnen mabrbaft be-
beutenbe &unit9r0ben, bon benen Manz
DE freili9 muir ouf tur5e 3eit bier perz
tpeilten. Ni9t 2ebteren, ionbern Denz
ienigen, tpel9e ikb bier einblrgerten
unb am mib1amen @uf6au elmer
5eut{9zamericanii4en 8ibne unb an
berer Musbau unb @rbalten ~aearbeitet
baben unb nod arbeiten, se5ubrt bor
alien Dingen uni ere Nnertennung uno
un1ere Danf6arteit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
Gu oeuti@sr Mrhei1cr nbcr Glib
a~rtcrifa.

Won einem langjdbrigen Mbonnenten
tptrb ber 8erliner r@oltsatg." na9ite<
BENDER @rief gut @er0Hentli@uns uberz
The record-union., 1893-12-28
Special to the REcoRD-UNIox.

Special TO the REC0RD-ONION.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Chan
der (Rep.) of New Hampshire is about
to come forward with a scheme looking
to the reconciliation of silver. The Sem
ator proposes very radical methods in
bringing this about. he contemplates
the introduction in the Senate, after the
reconvening of Congress, OF resolution
which he will advocate asking the United
States to invite all the countries OF the
northeastern, western and southern-to
attend a monetary conference. The new
feature of the proposed conference is that
1t shall not be restricted to European gold
standard countries, but shall include
South American and Oriental silver
standard countries.
Moreover the invitations to the confer
ence are to contain the declaration Of the
United States that the purpose of the con-
ference shall be the establishment and
maintenance of an international ratio,
with a specific declaration added that ii
such a ratio cannot be agreed upon it Will
be the purpose of the United States to
adopt single standard, and that stand
ard not gold, but silver. BY taking this
extreme position. not as yet advocated in
Congress even by radical silver meE,
Chandler thinks the hands of the gold
standard countries not now trading eX-
tensively with the Western world can be
forced
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TEACHERS, CONVENTION.
Officers Elected by the State Associa
ton for the Ensuing Term.

Officers Elected by the State Associa-
ton for the Ensuing Term.
STOCKTON, Dec. 27.-The State Teach
ers' Association to-day voted to hold the
next annual meeting at Santa Cruz.
There were 1S9 votes for Santa Cruz and
50 for Santa Rosa. Professor G. r. Klee-
berger of the San Jose Normal School
was elected President, receiving pa
votes, against IS for Mrs. Martin of Santa
Rosa. Harr Wagner of San Diego was
chosen First Vice-President, and the
other Vice-President will be Professor
Slate of the State University. j. Z.
Greely Superintendent Of Orange County,
was reelected Secretary; s. T. Black,
County Superintendent of Ventura
County, was reelected State Railroad
Secretary, and George A. Merrill of San
Francisco was reelected Treasurer. Fol-
lowing the election of officers papers
were read as follows: THE Nature OF
the Philosophy of Education and Its I'm
portance to all Teachers" @. w. Howl
son of Berkeley; Popular Education in
Social Science" Edward A. Ross of
Stanford University.
Tonight the visiting teachers were
banqueUed at Music Hall.
The State Board of Education met to-
day and voted to make the State readers
in four books, aggregating 600 pages.
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RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
Receiver Appointed for the New York
and New England Road.

Receiver Appointed for the New York
and New England Road.
ALBANY (N. ", Dec. 27.-Boardman
of the law firm of Tracy, Boardman q
Platt appeared before Judge Wallace of
the United States Court this morning and
asked that receiver be appointed for the
New York and New England Railroad
The Court granted the request, and ap-
pointed Hon. 7. G. Platt, one of the
directors of the road.
The appointment caused no surprise,
as it was well known that definite steps
looking to such result had been taken.
Last night it is said a conference was
held at the Fifth-Avenue Hotel, and at q
late hour determination was reached to
ask for a receiver. The conferrees were
Thomas Platt and F. II. Prince, directors
Of the New England Company; A. b.
Boardman and Frank z. Platt of the law
firm Of Tracy, Platt Il Boardman, and
some capitalists interested in the securi-
ties of the company. Boardman left for
Albany on the midnight train to make
application Tor the appointment of re-
ceiver.
One of the capitalists who attended the
conference said the conference was really
a little meeting of q committee appointed
some time ago to raise money reouiIed to
nav interest due on January lst One
hundred thousand dollars was required
for that purpose and the committee had
beeu unable to secure 1t. Responses to
the application of the committee had been
very slow and, under the circumstances.
it was necessary that application be made
for a receiver. 1t did not follow, how
ever. that the application would be inim-
ical to the interests represented by Pres
ident Mcleod, although it is not believed
Mcleod now holds any more stock than
necessary to qualify him as a director
and President of the company.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
New England was held this afternoon to
vote on the question of ratifying the lease
to the New England Company of the
New York, New England and Northern
Railroad. Mcleod was present and made
q statement explaining what had been
done since his connection as President.