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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
nErusED STANDARDS cnrcKs.
Some Banks Would Not Take Them
at Discount

ToLEDo. Ohio. Aug. i3--for the first
time since oil nae discovered IN the Ohio
field the checks issued by the STANDARD
Oii company are not hon9rud Ever
since the fields we're opened Il has been
the custom q the StandArl % paw by
their beng No hanks IN the hundreds II
smsIl al towns. and The men teing h.
Gated al ever The c1untfy whore y
would be unsafe 90 take large sums =
money. A feW n the checks isssle5 for
duly sere accepted ~ The ceuDtry mer
chants rho promptly turned them over
% the banks The latter refused -
Issue The cuuencg % them "a q credit
o. personal srepuaiA bosae ba1ks eFsn
refused 70 accept ihem fos exchange ~
) pef cent Discount
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
uoME RuLE pIII no. PASS.
u WIN Have a Good Majority In the
House.

LospoS. Aug i3-That the govern
ment IL % obtain no concession What
ever from the unionisfs has heen esi
denced during the pest week, and what
ever success attencs Mr.. 1lalstonh'a
policy piil he duo entirely o. his on q
skill A. a parliamsniaFisB. AL nas Go
sny yielding 90 the part = his polli cal
enemiea The conservative leaders havn
caused the rank sad hla u that tartp
- ~ sounded through It, Vhipa ois ths
question Il abandoning the polhy IT
ohstrurtl0n upon tie estimatea Here
siso The leaders uho desire - bring the
session 81 A close we're baiied ~ lha
savage femFer q their foiloWars. uho
ara opposs.i "a evefything that savsas II
truce With the government
II - sspected In commercial crsies
that TIE hane rule bali sili u sent ~
= the house a hsFts on August - Not
eithstanding The action tasen On
Wednesday Iast ~ he Parasitic pon-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

~ esn.<rs..nf. Il aishs @zfr<s. 80 a $3.50
"a cr<>sak. ibaz Ne Sssioe1 b4aks - ~.
<Isrs><t - k~<s so<<s sp - tAn fali facs
ssins u 10 h,s1s 1<pssi-s1 - e,snaiy.
u.e so.i4 klios q lsfe> in<rssss In ths
e,ze2iAiio1 lad Il fzr<her szfe1sl1n shzuld
~ fos.li nse>>4r1 4 eoa-1 - p<osiisd
is1Er - e<1@< n>ans kxr>z.snes kas shoHn
- n>'s-<ssf u pFosi1ing >ens rusoufcs b
e1.zh Ne tarosury sV4id p<otee< ii>ad sa1
~ ps,lis ffsU sch ssaerxeecles - ksss
f.esntiy ssi1Efsd sak stlii szls2 for tAst
pafpees i SCENE 4axl<abis tast Conxfks
>honl1 safhsfl<e ne lssis 81 thrre ler e1nt
honds. ~ Ne s>erst1Es q fhs Tf,ssary and
sIlh t1s oezassnf el fhs fr1<id<nt, peysbis
a pl=e3sss sftsr ten yssr=. AID - BE used
- psoti1s Ne 4ns sslisstions Il TIE Coz
=rpnsent Ia periods Vt nnAncial aifsazitg.
Ihess ns4s11ss see1a . nscsssary <uppls-
meal - 10 s1zp<nsicn 81 s-lssr pszrch1>ss,
30 ether esanelal legislation may vsli b
le.s ior later aud natures ecssidrrzfioa.
Tas heins done. The slt1ztiou I'll b cured
IL seems 10 b ths consensus Il opin-
lon among experienced men that con-
grr.s has the cart before the horse Ia
- trsztmsns Il ths silver qusstior-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

Very much Is said about the gold
dollar and the depression u the debtor
class II gold u made the money stand
ard II . eonesdsd fact that this
country Il gradually securing foothold
in tho markets q tho world. II the
trade d the world were undesirable and
unpro6tahls IL would be suieidal 10 CON
tinus the effort 20 secure H. We SEND
our provisions and breedsturs and our
machinery abroad and the new markets
thereby opened up consume our surplus
produSts We receive the purchase
price u our expectations In the coin Of
the realm or the money which circulates
in our customers country. That coin
or money y invariably based on q gold
standard Of value We cell for gold.
We desire 10 purchase with silver. Such
proceeding u iug-handled- 1t win not
and cannot be made TO work. The talk
CT expressing the creditor class
hy making our currepcy stable
Is based on selfish prejudice and
not on q broad understanding Of
the question:. Every debt. private and
public. is payable in legal tender. II
has been 80 from the foundation OF the
government When gold rises in value
every other com modify rises in value.
When gold is depressed. as il has been
by the recent invasion OF the reserve
and shipment OF the metal abroad.
everything else is depressed. The re-
cognition Of gold ss the basis for our
currency would not alter existing values.
except to increase them. Everything
would be higher. There would be no
discrepancy created between debtor and
creditor that has not existed for years.
The silver question disturbs values and
upsets prosperity. When silver js made
to occupy it, legitimate sphere as
money. not superior TO but equal with
gold on a ratio recognized as just, and
we shall be able 10 buy and sell in the
worlds markets. then the pyating about
making the poor poorer and the rich
richer" will be- shown to be hollow
mockery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
FRExcm ELECTIONS.
Two Thousand Candidates for Cham
Der or Deputies

PANS, Aug. i3-The candidates who
viii present themselves for election 20
the chamber Of deputies on August -
number over 1900. The chamber con-
sists OF 5si deputiee Many Of the can
didates are sFaddists." and their candi-
dature il not serious. The coming cleo
ton excites small interest For tho first
time during tho existence Of the rcpub-
lie, there is no question as TO the form Of
government Whatever interest there
is. is ccntered In n. Clemenceau's con-
test in Var. aud NJ. Floquet's contest In
the eleventh reimbursement OF Paris.
NJ Ciemenceau has good prospects OF
being returned, but II. Floquet's cleo
ton IL uncertain. owing to his connec-
ton with the Panama scandal A fore
cast made OF tho composition OF the
new chamber places IL as follows: Gov
ernmont republicans and moderates.
32); radicals. 50; socialists, Al; conser-
vatiye republicans, 60; monarchists and
independents. 50; scattering. 3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
NEW cuNARD STEAMER.
Ofiicials Expect the Lucania 20 BE the
Fastest Afioat.

LONDON. Aug. 13.-The Cunard OIL
Gals at Glasgow profess to be highly
satisfied with the TRIAL trip OF the Luz
cania, the sister ship OF the Campania.
On her preliminary trial she made
twenty-fiv aud one-half land miles per
hour. The defects that have been dis
covered in the construction OF the Cam
pania were avoided in the Lucania. Her
hull Is better bound together and shows
none OF the vibration that accompanies
the working OF the Companies engines.
The Lucania Ia 50 strengthened in GER
tain parts that she is able to 60 at con-
tinuous full speed. Her owners readily
believe that she will readily prove the
fastest steamer afioat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

Mr. CLIScMAS's injunction Is a hoo
doc. The worlds fair would be rid OF
what it 80 strenuously insisted it would
have. but cannot shake IL of except at
the pleasure OF an inferior court Mr..
Clingman has had glory sufficient unto
his day and generation. but even he Ia
unable TO Danish the hoodoo. The
worlds fair was open yesterday. Moth
ing more tangible than atmosphere
crowded the grounds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Aug. l3-The
Magnolia Outing club gave an excursion
on the river today which terminated
disastrously. While on the hemewErd
trip the naptha launch on which wers
number a people attempted - transier
some OF them 20 q barge which wAs
frstened in front u the etsamship Ia
some manner the smaller craft swung Ia
frong of the barge and vas sunk. F01r
men escaped b. ieaging ca the barRe.
but Mrs Charles Ref. Ars tieorce ltiof.
Miss Wagner and child sere drowned.
Their bodies have not been recovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
COMING TO THE FAIR
DIR. Peters. the African Explorer. to
Visit Chicago.

LONDON, Aug. 13-Dr. Peters. the
well-known Germsn-African explorer.
sailed for New York on the steamer
Bismarck. He will be most attractive
parsonage at the Chicago African head
quarters. lie speaks both English and
German He has keen desire to see
America. and be will spend three months
there. After spending few days in
New York and Washington be viii pro
coed TO Chicago. where he will speak on
the slave trade. His tour will extend to
a lecturing tour because his official po-
sition forbids the acceptance Of paid en-
gagements. but IL willing to place his
knowledge Of and experience in Africa
at public disposal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

OF course you know what revolver is, but We are
sure that few OF you do know what great variety OF
these very useful articles there arc made SMITH s.
NELSON'S head the list in elegance OF finish and
quality OF material and workmanship But we have
some Revolvcrs very similar in pattern. but not nearly
expensive and then we can show YOU also very
cheap but quite effective and accurate Ii YOU have 10
be out late nights If your wife has 10 stay alone IN the
house, you can find no thing more corilucivc 90
your safety. comfort and happiness than Revolver
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
TERRE HAurE MEET.


TERRE HArTE, Ind, Aug. 13.-Two
hundred and fifty horses are st the race
track for this weeks meeting. beginning
tomorrow. The track 10 very fine and
records will be lowered In the 2-year-old
trot, which has twenty starters The
3-year-old. In which Doble's Image,
22l1I, and Wilmarck, 2231k. are favor
ties, the 4-year-old ia which Lady Rob-
ert. Break o. Day and Peveril are the
choices. Interest ccnters upon the 2.25
pace. the 2:l9 trot and the Ais pace in
which Barney. Jessie L. locke. w. w.
p, and others start. The Hamlin, Du-
bois. Bruce. s. A. Browne. Doble. Elyria.
Ketcham and other strong stables are
here. The weeks card show twenty
races for $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
CHOLERA INCREASING.
Russia Stricken and Fiftecn Deaths
Daily in Moscow.

LONDON, Aug. 13--Ofiicial returns
show a great Increase OF cholera in
Russia during the last week. The figures
given for the provinces are as follows:
Podolia, Asa cases. 10 deaths; Orel. 81
cases. ITO deaths; Donregon. 345 cases.
li7 deaths, kief. 10 cases. 10 deaths;
Mini, Novgorod, 80 cases. l02 deaths;
Kherson. 80 cases. Is deaths; Yaraslav.
% cases. ID deaths; Kazan. 30 cases. II
deaths; Moscow. not including Moscow
city, ~ cases. 0 deaths la Moscow city
there was an average OF 30 cases and 10
deaths daily.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
was Nor YElAow fEgEn
Pensacola Scare Over ana spreSsl..
Ordered "a Drunswsck.

PENSACOLA. Fla. Aug. IA very
favorable feature Ia connection eilh the
yellow fever situation occurred a. q
o'clock this esesing. Tie stale health
officers gave oflci4i estimates 10 Mayer
Chipley that the guard could be ~.
dencs Of DIR. Nsite and family. confned
IN the death d Mr.. Waits. ~ after an
investigation. II Was decided hat ke did
not die Of yellow fever.
Surgeon Carter. who arrived here yos.
fcroay has been ordered 10 bIunsN ick
a. the state surgeon. a. thai place has
reported cases Of yellow feycr there.
only representative q the national DC.
psrtment. but Surgeons Murray and
Hatton are expected tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

" AL ~ sucuua Drained craaks that
ere -hriekiag bard times could oonveri
their ealaaity ho~is iato kiaetic energy.
Il woaid turn TIE oombiaed wInd mills
- tbs couafrg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

Gtoxlors news comes from far-away
Honolulu. Minister Blount has dropped
his exclusive habits and mingles freely
with Americana This IL a beautiful
tribute from the distinguished son Of
old Georgia. sab, 10 the other inhabit-
anita q the republic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

THrnE Il enough silver 10 the treas
uFy vaults b run the minis fos five
years Yet fool congressman persist in
arguing about Substitute FOR the Sher-
nan law bsfors repeating tho purchas-
ing clause
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

Now the ambitious actor saIlies forth
70 SQUIRT famo and wealth az he trcads
the mimic boards Pretty soon he will
sally hack again YEARLY counting the
ties as be treads back 70 tho main Office
q the p;g train route.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

Woaan's fair directors ars c0nsider.
isg plans fos great mnseaa e. a relle
- ths soFld's fair Iheoders Thomas
should eesspy prominent place saone
&c cafios
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

BsAD~rRxFT's estimates that there are
$1,000 idle men in tie United States.
But the democrats IN congress still con-
tinut 20 sqdabhls about places on the
committees AID ignore the necessity Tor
Immediate legislation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

u congress shail take all the time IA
desires % debate the silver question be-
fore taking vess. Rslih's brother VIII
~ cid enough 70 vote for Don Dickin.
sens son Tor president
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
I.asca Won the Gun

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. l3-The regatta
committee OF the New York Yacht club
has awarded the Goelet Schooner cup 10
the schooner Lasca, second boat OF the
schooners 10 finish. The Lasca was
regularly entered. while the Volunteer
m "a not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

BERLIN. Aug. 13.-Strict precautions
have been adopted on the east Prussian
frontier 10 prevent the importation Of
cholera. The whole frontier has been
closed except at two places where all
arrivals arc examined and suspicious
cases are subjected TO weeks quaran-
es-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

conBErr ard Mitchell have not
fought rouni ia tns papers Tor several
days i this great battle a wind 10
rs@oivs itself iato a. actual ercounterf
Perish the thoughtl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

FnKD DARoV OF Rochester smells
through his finger. This may seem
little exaggerated; but il isn't. Fred
was sly a nose aud the doctors have
grated a finger above his upper lip.
Fred and the finger are doing well. and
the unique operation bids fair to be a
remarkable success
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

VIENNA. Aug. IA cloud burst made
havoc in Eparies district in Hungary
today. Fifty persons and many head OF
cattle were drowned. 100 houses add
several bridges we're demolished aud
much Of the harvested crops were de-
afrovcd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

RowR. Aug. l3..-In the twenty-four
hours ending at noon today five new
eases OF cbolera and tao deaths were re-
corded ia Naples according 10 the Official
reports.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

GEovTR CLEVELAND certainly dis
plays great presumption in asking TO
be allowed TO spend his vacation at
Cray Gables undisturbed. 1t is the
right OF tho humblest citizen to
hound the president OF tho United
States. II he 50 desires. and how does
Mr. Cleveland expect 10 60 freel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

ST. GATHERINGS. Ont, Aug. i3-Two
locomotives. two engine houses and coal
schutes. property Of the Niagara Cen
trial railroad. burned this morning.
Does f75OOo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

The CHnax3 HE Steamer ktruris
which saiied Saturday fsom Liverpool
fH Ne9 York. tosk co1siEnmenis u
goid al 3antlns IL value - 1'o1ooo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

Mamma" said Freddy, ~doee sugar
ever cure anybody OF anything -Why
do you ask. my boy" Il thought Ia
like 70 catch it."-Tif Bits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

AS much for your own good for any particular
benefit that il may give u.s. should succeed in doing
If we did make mention of it many in this city
of ours might be ignorant of the fact that carry
incompatible line of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

wAsars1Ton Ang. II - For lower
Mica gan soathessisrly Winds; wsrn-
er fair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-29

MI coHN,
Original, One Price Dry Goods store
his friends and the public
general, patronage bestowed him i'm
business to his outside bust
requires undivided attention. that he will
from this day his stock of Dry
at and Below Cost All goods
will and fixtures store on
Nav H. 1893. will be Auction
sE3I-Es
, 1893-10-10
Soil itd 6eIo eriamin0elt baben,
limo miro oeshdlb beim S9Iaftt9en ee.
rortn1erI.
&ed6inq, g a., 10. Oft.

@eitern traf q. S. 0reB inter poli3ci=
lt3er 8enacbung bon Bbtltppsburg.
Centre Country, bier Elm berieIbe mar bort
arf bic 8ei6uloi9un9 bin in 0aft 9enom>
men, bon ben an9ebItcben @rben Der gta9z
laiieni6aft bon George Spang, mel6er
Dor mehr aIs iecbsSig Sabren itarb unb
beiien 9eacblaiienibaft ieBt auf bon $40
$780, 900 abgei6dBt pirb, u1tter faIlcber
gorpdnOen $4,000 erlan9t 81 baben. 0a
0reB ni6t i'm Stanbe mar, 8iir9i@aft gu
iteuen, tpurbe CT Dem @efdn9niB Iberz
%tpieien.
ST bate BEN Gpans'icben grben cine gez
fGlichte Qbibriften bes Seftamentes bon
George Spang 3ugei9ift, unb ieine Ser
baftun9 be9riinbet ii9 auf eine grfldrung
oes @ert9teS tn S6oenebed, Oeuti9lanb,
baB bas Seltament gefdli9t lit unb baB es
feline Spang'i9e yta6laiieni6aft fiir anez
rttonii6e @rben gtebt. @s ltn6 me1rere
bunbert Mtt9lteber Der Spon9'icben Tamiz
lie getGu16t norben uno 9reB bate meb@
rere 9teiien nab 0euti6lanb auf beren
Soften gemacbt, bis i6lteBlib Der @er6abt
berielben rege 9emla6t unb baburb cine
unteriu9ung %beranlaBt purbe.
, 1893-10-10
Die pulpererpIoiton auf Ser
pittsbure, Sort maYnc & Chicago Sobn.
MafftIInn. 8. 10. Oft.

WafftIIou, g., 10. Oft.
Die erite @bt6eilung bes 0itGicb ee6en6en
Trabt3ugeS SEQ. 76 ser 8ittsburg, Sort
WaDne unb Gbicago 8abn fog geitern
Nbeno gegen abt ltbr in ser NG6e bes
Ger9tperfortes gtort6 2atprence in 6ie 0uft.
Ser Seueri6ein tpar beutlib bier su lebel1,
unb bemieIbcn fol9te iofort Elm ericbitternz
Der &nau. Gtele @ebGu6e ipur6en uie
bet etnem Grbbeben eri0Gttert. Cine
ipGtere l1nteriu6ung ergab, 6aB S~ipansig
0%utertpa9en ~3ertrimmert, DaB 0aS @eleiie
alf cine Strefe BON 6unbert Oar6s aufQez
rll1en mar, 1tn0 cine fleine @tlcnbabnbriude
5%er1tort iDoroen mar. Die l1rladbe BET ST.
plolton tonnte nidt ermittelt tper0en.
Sonberbarer @etle nuroe O3temano aez
tOOtet, unb man bofft au6 bic flint Ser
tpunoeten idmmtlib lpieber ber3uiteQen.
Ser 2otomottOtii brer 6. st. Cabin bon
Greitline, Der 6et5er McGann bon 0eetonia
uno Der 8remier 50. 50. &od6iG bon
Qaiance trugen 16pere 8ra1bpun6en
oapon. a3tpet gerionen, Namens WfcOerz
mott uno BORDEN, pelbe ftb bon SrrpiQe
nacb Canton ais bIinbe Bafiagiere ouf benz
Su9e befanDen, wur0en ebenfalIs ibtper
perlebt. Der Nr3t Ser 8obngefeufdhoft,
Or. JteaL 6ar6p, tpur6e bon bier permit
telit zines SonbersugeS nacb Der ungliids7
itdtte gei9afft. Die 3ige tper6en bon
Srrptue ilber bic Glepelanb, Qtron un6
Columbus 8abn nacb Clinton bcf0roert,
uno bon bort bis 81 bteier Station nit Der
W%aiiiaon uno Glepelanb 8abn bef0r6ert.
ollie Sele9rdpbenbrdbte in Ser 9tGbe bes
YlaBes ltno nte0er9eriiien.
, 1893-10-10
Gin kompromiB
5n Ser Silberfro9e mobrf6einIid.
So miro wenisftens in Wafb.
tn9ton behauptet.
Goo zines befannten farbieen Sirsers.
8a1btn9to II, 9. g.. 10. Ott.

SO a + tn9to II, 9. g., 10. Sft.
9aS @eri9t, oaB in 8eSug auf Sic gill
b~erfragc Elm &pmpromtB i'm Qnsuge 1ei,
erbGlt fib nit GROCER 8e6arrlibfeit. IS
tptro bebauptet, Dab 9rditoent G~lebelanD,
tauS er CUR ltebcr3eugung fomrne, baB Elm
u%nbe0tn9ter Niberruf bes Sberman1@e>
iebeS nt6t 81 ~er3ielen let, feline i3uftimz
mu19 81 elmer 3ompromiB> W1aBregel err
tDetlen per0e. @s berrlbt STE QnItcbt Dor,
oaB 6ieies ettpa in Der Dirt oes 8lddburn'>
iben Nmen6emcnts fein mer6e, meldbes
6as S6abamt 6er gfotbtpen6tgfeit Der
8erausgabun9 bon Bombs ii6er1ebt, aber
Die Wertbglei6beit 3piIcben @olo uno Sill
ber baourcb aufrecbt er6GLt, baB Der Sblag=
ibaB gegen @olb b%erfauft miro un6 Der
Grl0S in ben 8unbesl6ab a6gefibrt mir6.
Qluf bteie Qlrt, 10 ipirb ~bebauptet, tper6e bte
0iferen3 5pil9en @olb unb Silber 6ureb
bas Sob ielbit aufrecbt erbaIten.
gSte LANCE Die u~na1S9e1ebte SiBung an
6auern ntrb, barber ge6en bic Nnftcbten
melt ausetnan6er. Wfan fam inDeiien fQit
NIT @etpiBbeit annabmen, 6aB Sic SARGE
ni9t LANCET a!s bObltens 48 StunOen
6auern tpir6.
S. WintS Wenar6, Ser erite Sarbige, ser
iid I'm e;nen StB i'm &ongreB b~etparb, 1T
beute babier I'M 2llter bon 81 Sa6ren gez
itorben.
Menarb fam baIO na9 Dem 8irserz
frtege aus 8eitinoien bierber un6 nabm
icinen @obniib in 2outitana. 9facb6em er
6as 8Irgerre6t ertporben, trat er ais &an=
bibat fir bas rationale Qtbgeorbnetenbaus
auf, iDurbe aber 9ei6logen. Gr perlegte
Dierauf ietncn @obnitb nab Slori6a, no
ct eine 3eitun9 fit Tarbige berausgab.
4rdiiOe1t 9arriion CAB ibnr cine @lertz
iteae I'M Genlusz8ureau pelbe ct bis gu
ietnem nun erfol9ten Sobe inne bate. ST
mar Elm auBergetpObnGtb 9cbtloeter Mann
uno Elm ticbti9et 3eitun9si6reiber. Sci
ieinen &aiiegenofien e~rfreute er iib zines
b~e6euten0en Nniebens.
, 1893-10-10
Die gragr Oct Gbinefem=R e9iltri=
ring.
Senator OolpR rIdt ser Qominiitra-
ton me9en ibren on9eblid
laren QusfIbrur9 oes
6efebes
GrnftIid 3u Seibe.
@afbtn9ton II, 9. g., 10. Sft.

Die geItern bon Senator Oo[pb eingee
retcbte &eiolution, laut beren bas Staatsz
oepartement eriucbt ptrb, benz Senat
barber 4usfunft gu ertbeilen, ob Bic binez
ttlbe Gegterung UNI cine GerlGngerung ser
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