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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
PRETTY GOOD TIME.
Boating in Smooth Water on
the Lake of Geneva.
The Weather Was Fine and the
Sport the Best So Far of
the Regatta.
Special to The MORNING CALL.

LAKE GENEVA. Aug. 14.-The weather
was fine and the water in good condition.
Senior singles, International, one mile
and half-Hedley of Newark, n. j., first
10 9:45; E. A. Thompson. second: w. S.
Mcdowell of the Chicago Iroquois, third
James Henderson of the Catline of Chi
cage, fourth Robert Turner of Dubuque.
fifth; f. A. Thompson. sixth.
Senior doubles. lnternati0nal-S.ar Club
of Buffalo won in 10:2Oh; Argonauts.
second.
Senior pair. international. one mile and
half, with turn-Case and Turner of
Buffalo won in II :07. In turning the Iro-
quois unfortunately collided with the
Catlins's shell, smashing and capsizng it,
Neither of these teams finished.
Senior fours, interna tinDal, one mile and
half, with interchangeable of Toronto
won in 1852; Deawares of Chicago, sec
ond; ,Minnesotas, third; Dons of Toronto,
fOurfh
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SHOT HIS JAW OFF.
Serious Accident to an Aged Nimrod
in San Diego County.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 18.-Dr. A. III. Vail.
living few miles north of Encinitas. was
terribly injured by the Academia discharge
OF his gun while hunting Thursday after
noon. The whole charge struck his lower
jaw, the shot ranging upward, shatteriup
it and producing horrible wound. TWAS
narrow escape from instant death. and
the wound may yet prove fatal. The doc
tor Is an elderly man. and has lived in that
vicinity for several years. where he Is highly
esteemed. He has wife and five children.
His condition yesterday was very preca.
rious.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH.
Singular Escape of an Alameda Boy
at Stockton.

STOCKTON. Aug. 1S.-A boy IS years of
age and named Fred Guilford, who says
his home is at 8l6 Oak street. Alameda,
was hurt here this evening while beatin q
MS way in on a freight train from Sacra-
mento. He tried to get off the freishtcar
and leaned back, holding to rail to get
good fall. The train then was pulling into
the depot. and In passing a passenger
coach the boy was struck and thrown to
the ground. 1t was at first thought that
he was seriously hurt. but he only suffered
severe bruises and a disloeation of the
sheulder
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TRYING TO REALIZE.
Peoples home Savings Bank Begins
Foreclosure Suit.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 1S.-An action was be-
gun to-day in the Superior Court by the
Peoples Home Savings Bank of San Fran
cisco against Frank A. Kimball Of Ma
tional City for foreclosure of mortgage
on the Otay ranch. amounting to SIS, 1000,
and for $500 attorneys fees.
The San Diego and Phoenix Railway
Company and the Otay Irrigation district
are made defendants to the suit as claim
ing some title or interest to part of the
land in question. and the court is petit
toned to declare their claims thereto null
and void.
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THE RUSSIAN SEIZURES.
Victoria Sealers Believe the
SchoonerS Can Be Cleared.

VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. 1S.-The Rus
sian seizures occasioned considerable sur
prise. 1t was the understanding that the
limit around the Copper Islands would be
observed generally and captains were so
instructed by the owners. It is believed
here that the schooners can be cleared.
That is felt to be certainty in the case of
the Minnie, where the evidence of the Car
tain and crew Of the schooner Viva sup
ports that Of her master and men. Be-
yond filing Captain Anderson's statement
nothing has been done. The date of the
seizure OF the Minnie was July II.
To-day payment of the indemnity
granted by Great Britain to sealing crews
was commenced.
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NICHOLSON AGAIN WINS.
Another Decision in the WeiI-Known
Monterey Case.

SAN JOSE. Aug. ia decision In favor
of the plaintiff was rendered by Judge
Reynolds this afternoon in the case of
Nicholson against Tarpey. The case in
wolves the ownership Of S27 acres of valu-
able laud in Monterey County. The liti-
CATION has become notable, as it gave rise
TO murder and lynching some years ago.
During ten years of litigation decisions in
favor of the plaintiff have twice been re-
versed Ia the Supreme Court.
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ON THE NAPA TRACK.
Mary Osborn Lowers the Circuit
Yearling Record.
Rowena Easily Captures the Trot for
T1ree-Year. Olds-Rennie Wins
the Bicycle Race.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

NAPA. Aug. 1S-The event of the day
at the racetrack was the mile and a six
teenth bicycle race between AL Gardiner
and Ed Chapman, of Napa, and James
Rennle of ST. Helena. Rennie woD by
twenty yards. Chapman coming in second.
Time, 3:14h Chapman lost Jhe race
through losing his pedals, not having toe
clips. The winner was loudly cheered.
The first horserace was the three-year-
old free-for-all trot, with Rowena, AIDE
laide Simmons and George Dexter starting
There was no one in it but Rowena. who
won in straight heats.
SUMMARY.
h aSstsISc sin,oc j
Time, 2:25 is -2:24. .
Colum bus. Anna Belle and General
Miles started in the 2:27 trot for the BEST
in and purse of $500. The race was all
between Columbus aud General Miles.
SUMMARY.
oolumpuS; !......-.-.--........... ....... -
800 Time, :2::ii4I4-2:26-z:i7I:s .
At O'Clock the Palo Alto FLY Mary Os-
born started in quite a high wind to try
and beat the yearling record for the cir
CuIl, 10, uls1c ldSb ny dluD6T.
After one or two Intellectual starts she got
OFF. and worked like machine. She made
the quarter in 40. the half in / 81. the
next quarter in 1914 and the last in :36 "a
The mile was made without a skip in 2:3T.
The fourth race was special trot. with
Like Like, Antarees. Mollie Patten. Dan
| Brown and Pattie P entered. Patt!e
was handicapped by drawing a cart. Molle
Patten won the first heat in 2:29A, An
tarees the second and Pattie the last.
| In the second heat Antarees came in
| first and Molle Patten close second. The
mare was reduced to third place for run
ming under the wire and second place was
given to Pattie. Time, 2:30.
The third heat was very exciting one.
Each horse led in turn, but the heat went
to Mollie Patten after hot finish between
her and Antarees. Time. 2:2Sh.
The fourth heat was not trotted till after
sunset. the start being made at AT. The
finish was exciting, Like Like and Mollie
Patten coming down the stretch neck and
neck ald going under the wire in the
! same way.
The judges gave the race to Like Like.
Time, 2:35.
A howl went up from the crowd when il
was announced that another heat would
be trotted tonight. The start was made
at7:25 Like Like won the fifth heat in
1904. Mollie Patten second.
SUMMARY.
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PRINCE YORIHITo.
The Japanese NobIeman Welcomed
at ESouimait.

VICTORIA, b. c.. Aug. IS.-Prince Kc-
matsu forihito of Japan and his secretary,
o. Nagasakl, arrived last evening and
spent TODAY i Victoria. They visited
hsquimalt this morning and were re-
ceived on board the Rival Arthur bv Ad.
bi,rai stephenson and his officers. A
salute was fired in honor of the distin-
sdisneo VISITOR. The Prince was escorted
aiouuu tue dig ship and the working of tn.
1aao anu "sher machinery explained
.a'sl VISIT was paid to the backyard and
the drydoek. The party leave for W.
S W, tn-night, en- en- route for Banff tho
worlds Fair and Washingtnn D"nn' 'he
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SUPERIOR PLAYING.
That ReaIly Seems to Be What
Cots on Eastern Diamonds.

pu,tApELpHIA. Aug. 1s.-The allure of the
game was home run by Worden OF st. Louis.
score: Phiadelphias 2, 81, Louis g.
81 u.IrrMoRE, Aug 1s.-Louisviles won oy
~ nircninc of Menafee. Score: BaltImores 3.
LI PpnoKLYN, Aug. 1S.-The Brooklyns won by
t,meiy hitting Score: Brooklyns 8, Chem
MATHS 4. 20
hard hitting. Score: New YorEs ~, CIege-
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The Colts won bv SUI
perior playing. Score: Chicagos Z. Washing
tons 3.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
The Body of Man Supposed to Be
Angelo Pedmonte.

WALNUT GROVE, Aug 1S.-The body OF
man was found floating in the river near
Walnut Grove yesterday, and from bank
books and papers in his pockets he is sup.
posed to have been named Angelo Ped
monte. No marks of violence were found
on his body. He had steamer ticket from
sacramento to San Francisco in one of his
pockets. 1t was punched as having been
used August IA. He also had two baggage
checks. The bank-books showed deposits
in the San Francisco Savings Union, Ger
man Savings Union and Columbus Bank
of abOut $780,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
PORTLAND BANKS.
The Chamber OF Commerce Looking
Into Their SoIyeucv.

AhlO fuCI SOEfCHCV.
PORTLAND. Or. Aug. 1S.-The commit
tee of the Chamb Der of Commerce appointed
few days ago to examine into the affairs
OF the suspended national banks of this
city to-day obtained permission from
Comptroller Eckles TO proceed.
The securities will be examined and the
committee will report on a plan which
will lead to a speedy resumption by the
banks. All the banks are having good
success in making collections and many de-
positors are signing agreements to wait a
reasonable time for their money.
President Dekum of the Portland Say.
ings Bank states that he is willing to put
into legal form his guarantee that the de-
positors will be paid in full. The resig-
nation of D. P. Thompson as receiver has
not vet been accepted, and it is probable
that the court will allow him TO remain.
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JUST SAVED HIS LIFE.
Narrow Escape of Sidney Prior of the
ManteIi TrouDe.

STOCKTON. Aug. 1S.-Sidney Prior. sec
ond comedian of the Robert Mantell
troupe, had narrow escape to-day.
A paint frame in the rear of the
stage of the Yosemite Theater was
being lowered, W hen the cable broke. and
six counter Fights. weighing forty pounds
each, feii distance of thirty feet, smash
ing trunk on which Prior was sitting.
When the frame was being lowered he.
heard the noise of the break and leaped
from his seat Just in time to save bis life.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
SONORA THREATENED.
a Fierce Forest Fire Burning
Toward The Town.

SONORA, Aug. 18.-An immense forest
nre broke out north Of jamestown yester-
day morning and is burning west directly
toward this town. The fire surrounds
sonora on the north. east and south sides,
and is still burning fiercely.
so far as learned 100 cords of wood and
much fencing have been burned. besides a
large ares of standing timber. Farm
houses and barns have so far escaped.
The ire is supposed to have been started
by the carelessness of Yosemite tourists.
Large parties of men are out checking and
backfiring. Through herculean efforts the
fair grounds and pavilion were saved.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
Dropped Dead of Heart Disease.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 1S.-Coronor Secord
returned from the New Almaden mines
tonight. where he held an inquiry into the
cause OF the sudden death of W. E. Pearce,
miner. who dropped dead In his home.
The verdict was that death was caused by
heart disease. Deceased was 65 years old
and a native OF Ireland. He leaves
widow
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
Second Of the Tea Fleet.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Aug. 1S.-The Ger
man ship Sirene arrived Wednesday.
thirty-one DAYS out from Yokoha anna, with
a cargo of 1900 tons of tea for the Cana.
dian Pacific Railroad. The voyage was
uneventful. fine weather being expert
enced. The only ship sighted was the
Empress of japan. inward bound. This
Is the second OF the seasons tea fleet :;
three others are following. The Sirene
will load salmon here for England.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
Fire Near Riverside.

RIVERSIDE. Aug. IS. A threshing-
machine, separator, derrick and outfit be-
longing to George Carter were destroyed
by fire at Moreno yesterday. A quantity
of grain in stack was also burned. The
fire spread to the surrounding stubble and
it was with great difficulty that 1t was
subdued. The loss will amount to $1,000.
There is no Insurance.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
Saved From Her Son.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 1S.-At the close of
running fight this evening Deputy Sheriff
Tenant rescued Mrs. Cordier from the
hands of her half-crazed son. who was
about to plunge knife into her body.
The woman had stumbled In her flight as
her son came upon her.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
ROBBED A BRAKEMAN.
John Carter of San Francisco i'm
Trouble at Santa Monica.

SANTA MONICA. Aug. 1s.-In the exam.
ination of j. NJ. Carter and John Carter
to-day before Justice Willis for robbIng
brakeman on the Santa Fe road, ]. M.
Carter was discharged and John Carter
was held to answer to the Superior Court.
There are two more charges of robbery
against each OF them. J. M. Carter is said
to be an ex-convict. Both parties came
here from San Francisco.
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Arrested on Susnicion.

RoLLA. Mo-. Aug. 1S.-Sheriff Marting
has two men In custody whom he believes
to be the robbers of Frisco train. No. 4. on
Thursday morning near ST. James. Mo.
Their names are John Lushsr and Charles
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
Three Children Injured.

HURON, Aug. ia serious accident
happened to the families of Joseph Abbott
aud a. Arlin this afternoon. A large hay
derrick fell. iniurng three children, one
probably fatally. Mr.. Arlin escaped
being killed by few inches. The young
es, of M. Abbott's children was seriously
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
CAUGHT In A Epno
A Santa Fe Engine Ditched 80 g
Bernardino. o"h

SAN BERNARDINo. Aug. 1s.-Aho,, q
O'Clock this morning, as engine 3 ~ -,
Santa Fe route Was pulling In tra;, 'ne
eight cars from Redlands, near Th,o .,
street. this city. the fange of wheel camn1i
In frog, throwing the switch open aaa
precipitating the engine into patch y,
hiled ground. Il sank in on on q side ana
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Heavy Damages Asked.

oACRAMENTo, Aug. 1S.-Joseph S. Bet
Ieneourt mas sued the Southern Pacific
Company for $4,000 damages, for injuries
alleged to have been inflicted by a deck
hand on one OF the defendants steamers
at Freeport, who carelessly hurled heavy
piece of timber against him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
Foresters at Fortuna.

EUREKA, Aug. Is The Foresters will
hold JOINT celebration at Fortuna to-mor-
row. High Chief Beaver. Mary A. Rid
man. and Mrs. E. Roy, supreme officers, of
San francisco, will ha in attendance.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
Aid for the Canal Solicited.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 1S--The San Diego
Chamber of Commerce to-day called
meeting for Tuesday evening to consider
the free-coinage question. memorial
favoring Government aid to the Nicaragua
canal was formulated and forwarded to
Congress-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19
EXCITEMENT AT COLFAX.
Powder in Burning Depot and a
Car Collision.

COLFAx. Aug. 1S.-The ommodious
freight depot here narrowly escaped de-
struc,ion by fire yesterday. A ton of
powder was carried out during the excite
ment. A train ran into the cars on the
sidetrack, demolished tho car aud tore up
the track
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19

Dost want thy teeth like ivory white,
Thy lips like RISES blooming,
Thy breath perpetual delight.
The common air pertaining?
Use soZoDoNT, for thar will bring
health, beauty, fragrance, everythingi
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nearly tumblel over. The engineer stuck
to his post and released all steam and
water from the boiler. Fortunately the
train was moving SLOWLY at the time and
no one was seriously hurt
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this place. sl,. and his left foot was
caught by the cylinder. mangling it in a
horrible manner. Nelson was brought to
town and his foot amputated.
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His Eoot Amnutated.

PAso RoBLEs. Aug 1s.-Jobn Nelson,
Swede, while oiling a threshing machine
to-day on Brooks ranch. ten miles from
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-19

Coffman, and they are farmer boys and
orothers-in-law. There is no definite evil
dence as yet against them.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-02-03
2luf oem S1eiterRaufen per.
brannt.

Iafis, Genu., 1. ssebr. Guf bic
telesrarapbiide @adri9t Fin. baB Der
saeser Seurp Smitb, iuelder lesten
Donnerstas bier bic brei Sabre alte
Wprtle @ance auf 10 i9euBlide Beiie
ermoroete, in Irtunias sefansen tuorben
lei uub nit benz Mitta3ssuse bier eins
trefien tperbe, entitanO bic sr6Bte slufs
resuns. @roBeWenidenme mensen trafen
nit GiienbabnSiisen, Su @asen, su
9feroe ,lno 5u SUB bier elm, INT bic Be'
ltraiuns oes @beuiats nit anjuiebeu.
Die 56antwirtbibaften uurben se<
i6luiien, bic &inoer in 5olse elmer 8rrs
clamation besMapors aug ben S9ulen
entlaiies unb sIes III seiddftsmdb,ser
8eiie porbereitet. Die 8ean,tea lnben
eln, uie uersebli6 ieoes 8emiiben iein
luiiroe, bic Srbnuns auiredt 5u erbal.
ten, unb lieben bic giirser bas @eies
ielbit in bic Sanb nebmen. 9ie 8eitie
luuroe auf oemS@eiterbaufen uerbrannt.
Gtipa 10000 Menidsn empfinsen
oenNeser bier am8abubofe. gr ,uurbe
auf eiuen garneualuasen, ipelder ben
Sbron zines 90uiss bariteqtc, seiest
unb bur9 Die sanSe Stabt sefabren, oas
nit ale MenIden oiegeitie iebeu. Der
Bug teiucste iid nad Der ettpa 30Ogarb
uOm Subnbofe ber Ssras uub Yacific
@iIenbabn eutf fernten 8rairie, mo Der
@erbreder auf einen feds SUP imAua'
brat baltenben uno 5ebn SUP boben
S6eiterbaufen sebradt unb auf bemiel-
ben feitsebunben iuuroe. 5infsis
Mainuten lang tpurbe Der 8erbreder NIT
sliibenbengilen sefOltert, iuel6e sesen
iein Sudenb.s 5leiid seprebt luuroen.
slu ben Siiben besinneub uuroen Die
-slibenoen Giien SOlIiueiie on ieinem
&6rper empor seriidt, bis iie bas@eiidt
beriibrten. Sann als er ani6eineno
bereits tobt iuar, wurbe Setroleum iiber
i'm sesoHen unb 8aummoaiamen.Siil<
fen lin i'm ber aufsebduft, tuorauf bas
@an5e in8rano seitedt tuurbe. Sn urs
slaublib fllr5er Belt mar oer9es9er oer'
brannt.
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Die Bill sur &esuliruns Der grpteB,
@eieaidufteu. bic uunGodran imstaatss
fenate einsereidt ipurbe bat ipie es i6etnt
Gusiidt bas Sdidial ieiner Sorsdnse.
rim Su tbeilen unb bon ben sefauftea
Sreunoen bes Ionopots vsefil" 81
perben. Die GrpreBseielli6afteu be-
re9usn idon felt Sabren unueri6dmte
9reiie fir bie5radtbef0rberuns uno be-
ionbers ba mo- bic Goneurren5 ausse-
Idloiien 1T, tperbeu bic 5oroeruusen
berielben INNER briidenoer uno unuer,
ibdmter, 10 bas es iebem ebrtiden &er:
treter in ber 2esislatur einleudten muB
bab ben fre9er gorporationen einOamn
entsesenseiett unb ibrem rduberii6el
Ereiben @inbalt setban werbsn mub
Sas S6idlal Der go6ran' ibsn Sll
uirb sleid5eitis aud iiber bic @briid
teit unb llnebrlidfeit Der 8oltspertreie
enti1eiben, benn bic anuabme bieier@'
iesuorlase baben bic llebersriffe Der 6.
prebseieaidaften ielbit se5sitist ipie j
t ne uu6 ole sesen lie seridtetsn Mai
r reseln ielbit beraufbeidiporen babe
r. Sas @eies iuirb i'm Snterefie beg go
q fes perlanst uno nur Die @elbmadt III
II 3dufti9feit Der Staatsweiien .tann
Iuuahme besiel6en perbinbern.
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6amait.

Ser Sanbwi6 2tr9ipel bitoete bisber
etu eisenes abni9rei6, bas inter Der
Serrlbait elmer 9arle, Der &6uisin 2is
tiufulani ltanc. 9ie braue 8erion iit |
55 Sabre alt unb fo!gte ibrem 9ruoer
oem &0ni9e aaiafaua i'm Sanuar 1891.
Sbr sanses 0feib bel itanb aus Z Sn,
ielu, Die suiammeu einen 5ld6cnranm
BON 1896 Guaoratfilometern uuo cine
8eu6lteruu9 bon $1,000 Seelen be-
liben.
Inter oielen &c. iiub 34,436 eirz
seborene Saiulaner, iiber 5000 @tiid>
linse, iiber 1000 @eiBe, iiber $4,000
Gbinelen uno iiber $4,000 Sapaner.
Die iueiBe Sep6lferun9 aber beltebt aus
mebr als 1900 s(merifaneru, iiber 1000
9eutiben. iiber 1900 gn9ldaoern unb
etiua 5000 SOrtugieleu.
Ser Sauptartifel Der slusiubr 1T
5uder, neben etipas 9ieis uno Sanans
nen. @ln9efiibrt iueroen, namentlid
aug ben Sereinistsn Staaten, Sabrifas
te aller Slrt. Sa Der Sauptltaot bieles
&ei6es. bent 23, 900 Sinippbner sdflen,
ben Sonplulu, lit nun eiue 9epoluticn
aussebruden uuo ba bas lte6euoe peer
uur aus 6 SffiSieren uno 20 @emeinen
belte1t, 10 bat Die 86nigiu ipei6en mil
lien. gs lit Die &epublit erttdrt UNI
cine pradtpolle 9srfaiiuu9 entfuprfel
uorOen.
llns bier iii ben Sereinisten Strate,
f0nnte bas ia fbon redt iein. @enis
items berri9t nicseups fir Die abaeiebt
: &ontsin Spmpntbie. lluo penn bi
@eiBen in Saiuaii Die 6ffeutliGen Mr
u selesenbeiten uerniinftiB su Oronen in
!. Stanoe iino, nl0scn iie es periuber
L sseSer BON stmerifa nod bon irseub e
= mem europdliden &eiGe biirfteGinlpru
er6oben iperbeu.
@inen gang anoeren ghnrafter ab,
: sepbnne Die ncu aufsetaubte 6aiuai
Z 'i6e Sra9e, ipenn Der 8uui9 Der leite
B ben @eiiter Der &epolution nat u
n. nerlon on Die Sereinisten Staaten pl
l. Nmerifa offiSisle @eitalt seuinn
10 ollte.
ne WDsen iid in un!erem Suubes.e
nate einSelne Stimmen fiir cine Iolt
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Serr &ed, Der Staats> >statiitifer fir
Seem gorf. iit betauntlid bon @ouuer'
neur 5lower obseiest uorben. 9aB ct
als Democrat es iuasen fonnte, ben siins
itisen ginfluB bes Mcainlep @siebes
auf bic Snbuitrie bes 2anbes nadSulueis
len, mar in ben slusen Der bentufrati,
iden 8arteltlepper elm tOoesipiirbises
8erbreden uno Der aopf bes uger=
rdtbers" mar ibon ldusit nit llnseitiim
seforbert ipuroen.-Ils Waun Der 8iis
ienidaft bat oerielbe iid aber burb ous
@eidrei nidt einidiateru laiieu, iOns
bern aud lit ieinem lebten Sabresberidt
Der Babrbeit Die gbre seseten urb iuez
berum bic breiteiteu 8eiueiIe fiir Die
Sesnunsen bes SdubSuus beisebrudt.
@eit 1880 fat iid Der idbrlide 9urd:
idnittsueroienit Der slrbeiter in Is
Stdbten beg Staates BON 1886 aui
$547 sebOben, alio I'M mebr, als 4C
grocent. Iu9 oieie 2iffern werber
ben Semofraten Elm Dorm i'm 9luse iein
meint bic Buffalo Sreie 8reTe."-