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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
Dixie Thinks He Had His
Senses.
WELL THAT HE PERSISTED.
Had He Lived He Would Have Been
Court Martialed and Prob.
ably Shot.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

LONDON, July 3.-Sir Charles Dixie. one
of England's most eminent lay authorities
in naval and military matters. was inter-
viewed to-day concerning the reports that
Admiral TryOn was suffering from tempo
rary mental arrangement when he con-
Quoted the maneuvers off Tripoli. Sir
Charles said: "While the Foreign Office
has deal to say on the subject. must
confess that Admiral Tryon never gave me
the idea that he had any mental weakness
whatever. The blunder. however. simply
passes comprehension. Had Tryon lived
he must have been adjudged guilty. accord
ing to the present evidence, and, unless
the crown used its prerogative, have been
shot"
Numerous private letters concerning the
sinking of the Victoria have been received
from sailors OF the Mediterranean fleet.
One sailor on one of the smaller vessels
writes with reference to Admiral TryoD's
signal: 1--WE all stood amazed at such a
signal, knowing very we'll that there was
no room for the ship to turn, but he gave
the order and he had to be obeyed AL
though the vessel was fast sinking. Tryon
signaled refusing boats. May never see
such wholesale murder again. We saw
men fall against the sharp blades OF the
screws and cut to pieces. The whole fleet
could see the poor fellows standing in
perfect order, quietly drowning in their
ranks"
When we have learned who is really TO
blame for the collision we shall want to
know why the Victoria turned turtle. and
justice must take her course In the case Of
the naval officers and the architects alike.
Amid the instances of heroism, gallantry
and Of pluck, of which the catastrophe has
given us so many examples, none stands
out clearer than that of young Lanyon, the
little MILDLY, who stuck to his Admiral to
the last.
We can fancy the boy standing by the
great burly figure of Sir George Tyron, a
giant. as Mr.. Froude some where describes
him, and the sense Of security which his
presence must have placed in the young
ster.
lyon had better jump" the admiral is
reported to have said. and sharp came the
reply: cpd rather stay with you. sir. ="
The subject is one worthy OF being placed
on the walls of the academy next year.
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LOCATING THE MURDERER.
AOSAAHNO HE NONDLNGNs
The Slayer of Sheriff Pascoe Thought
to Be Found.

GRASS VALLEY, July 3.-Officers think
they have the man who murdered Pascoe
located. A stranger was seen lu rking on
the Yuba ditch near Jones bar. From his
actions he was evidently trying to get
across the Yuba River on the bridge with
out being observed. The river is too high
for man TO swim ii.
The man was discovered by two ditch
tenders and they sent word to town in
forming the officers. Officers left at once
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
THROWN FROM A BIKE.
Breaking of Machine Badly Hurts
Its Rider.

HAYwARDs. Cal. July 3.-John. Van
dalen of the San Jose Road Club was
thrown from his bicycle Saturday after
noon when passing through San Lorenzo, by
the breaking Of his machine just below
the handle bars. He was hurt badly, being
severely cut about the face. He was rem
dered senseless, and has only recovered
consciousness for few seconds since he
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
THE GUEST OF PORTL AND.
Satol!i on His Way to San Fran.
CISCO

PORTLAND, Or, July 3.-Monsignor Sa-
TOLL, Papal Ablegate, together with a
party. arrived here this morning from
Puget Sound. The distinguished party
spent the forenoon in driving about the
city as the guests of Mayor Mason. In
the aftern oon their time will be taken up
in visiting the different Catholic institu-
lions. The party leave on to-night's ex-
press for San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
scHEMING FOR VOTES.
Emperor William Takes the Poles
Into Camp.

Into Camp.
BERLIN. July 3.--Emperor William to-
day granted an audience to Won Kosceil-
ski, the leader OF the Polish party. His
Majesty learned from the Polish leader
that his pSrty demanded in return for their
support of the army bill certain concessions
in regard to national schools. The EN-
peror readily fell in with the views OF Won
Koscielski and summoned DR.. Bose.
Minister Of Instruction. who was directed
by the Emperor to prepare scheme that
would satisfy the Poles.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
School Bonds Defeated.

SAN JOSE. July 3.-The election Cor
$1,000 tax for the Franklin School District
was defeated by two votes. 1t wanted
$4,000 Tor the new schoolhouse at Cottage
Grove and $4,000 for the new building at
Franklin. An improper distribution was
the probable cause of defeat
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04

Though pure and simple. and so mild
1t might be used by any child.
Yet SOZODONT is SO swift and sure
That mouth aud teeth, with wondr Gus speed,
From tartar and from faint are freed
q TIL they become sweet white and pure.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
Grapes for the Fair.

SAN DIEGO. July 3.-Frank A. KIM
ball, in speech on the Worlds Fair,
urges everybody to contribute grapes for
the celebration of Admission day, Septem-
Der 8, at Chicago. so that the $4,000 or more
likely to visit the California building may
carry away a bunch of the grapes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
Fatally Hurt by a Board.

ploye of the Sisson Mill and Lumber Com
pany. was fatally hurt this morning by a
board flying back from an edger aud strik-
ing him in the abdomen.
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THE PEOPLE WITH HIM.
A Superintendent of Schools to Be
Investigated.

SAN BERNARDINo, July 3.-The Board
of Education have decided to investigate
the charges against Professor Frye. Super
intendent Of Schools, calling in question
his moral character. An attempt 10 Dust
him without investigation has failed. The
majority of the board still persist in an
nouncing that they will vote against him,
guilty or innocent. The people are with
Fryp
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04

was picked up. He was removed to the
County Hospital. He was accompanied
by Oscar Olson (or Osen) when tho acct
dent happened. and he was riding az a
3-minute clip.
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for the ditch in the mountains. The Cor
oner's inquest on the murdered Sheriff's
body is now being held and most i'm
portant testimony is expected this after
noon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
Liverpool Dock Report.

LIVERPOOL, July 3.-The number OF
vessels using this port during the past year
decreased by 1893. The decrease in ton
mage was 100000 and In receipts e67, 900.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04

THERE is nothing which will SO quickly and ef-
fectuaily remove the bad taste produced by smok-
ing OF chewing tobacco as . place OF Whites
Yueatan Gum.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
Gladstone Not Lame.

LONDON, July Solicitations returned to
London this morning. The injury by yes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04

terday's fall at the residence of the Earl
of Dysart was not at all serious. He
showed no signs of lameness to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in the center OF San Francisco Its the
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earth quake
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room Is large.
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. bath
and closet adtoin every room. All rooms are easy
OF access from broad. light corridors The central
court. Illuminated by electric light. Its i'm mense
glass roof broad balconies. carrI2 sc-way and trop
tcal plants are features hitherto unknown IN Amer
lean hotels Guests enteHtained on either the Amer
lean or European plon The restaurant Is the hhest
Ia the CITY. Secure rooms In advance BY tele-
rapning. 1HE PALACE .SOTEL.
Int San Francisco. Cal.
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Additional Telegraph on Ninth Page.
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SONTAG is DEAD.
The Bandit Has Eluded
the Law.
BREATHES HIS LAST IN JAIL.
Shot and Hacked At-He Was I'm.
conscious for Hours. Before
the End.
REATHES HIS LAST IN JAIL.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

FRESNO. July 3.-John Sontag died at
i 80 o'clock this afternoon. He was un-
conscious before his death for five hours.
An inquest will be helo
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10
Mitdea, sio: 0atota, 0onneraas Sem 10. Mngui 1893

lellI ruiiroe, llsSt aui Der Sano uno 10
fam audi oas @iutreten Der ganSen Ses
u0lterun9 lener Staaten fiir ben Sllbera
iblpinoI niht @unoer rebmen. Gbep
10 peui9 oari man hariiber iib wuuoeru,
oaB es cine Meu9e 2eute sibt, oener
ebrlihe ShuloenSabluns ju beihluerlid)
ideint, uno Die oesbalb, nm iih Der Goit
ibrer Shuloen ourd 9dbiung ybillt9eu"
B. b. mluoerwertbigen @elbes entleois
gen III t0nuen, oem SdwWoelooaar oas
@crt reeen.
O9ie glrt 9eute baben oes aOuu;nts
iid bem6hti9t uno oarin oas 9roBe
@Ort seiiibrt, llno ueil ous erluartet
iuoroen, 10 boben Die Yertreter ebrlIter
9oppelmGbruug lid fern gebalten, ODER
bliebeu, 10 nelt lie nit oabei paren,
ais Obnmdbtige Minoerbeit ihlueiseno
im Sintergrunbe. 90 batten oeuu bic
Silberleute aus Colorado, Moutana
uub ben iibriseu Silberltaateu, bic pos
puliitlihen 9emnso9eu aus aanias uno
9eute dbulihen S6lages ireies Spiel I;
unb Die seinBten 8eidliiiie iino ba,nnd
dus9eiulleu. 5retprdguns sur State
pon is III ! - uno Denn Die game
@elt oariiter Su 8runoe 9ln9e.
lrUB aller lid brett mahenoen Ibors
belt luareu Die perlnmmelteu Iele9aten
iibrl9eus aeidelt 9enu1, nm einjuleben,
oaB nui GriiIlluu9 ibres Serldu9eus
feline 9lus'ht lit. Sle baben oeslalb
ibrcr Y,uttiorm mOblweislih ben &ors
behalf eirperlelbt, onB, ialls Der aOns
9reB lbr Serlan9en d beuilll9en
ioQtc, and oas beitebenoe (Sberman'
ife) SilbergeieB nitt wIoerrlIIen mers
ben oiirite. Sic babeu odmit iattIl6
iuseltnnoe1, oaB lie ielbit Die 3ur6ie'
sung ibrer 5oroerutge nIht lilr moss
lib balten. Sn glnbetratt oieies gu
aeitdnouiiie5 lit Die 6oroerun9 am @aoe
gar ulht iebr ernlt 81 nebmen. Sic
babeu eInia9 ibre Joloerun9 moglihlt
bod seidraubt; nat oemielbeu @es
lhaitsgruEolab iule Der stleiberbincler,
Der fir emen 6uuioOaar. &ot Sebn 9ol'
lars uerlangt, in Der Gripartuns, oaB
Der aduier uiellei4t bod iehs Ooer iies
ben i6n bieten werps. Sic wollten in
Der Gage ieiu, nit iib banoeln Su laiien,
uno 10, oh aud ni6t gIlles, 10 bod pe.
ni9itens Gtnns Su erreidsu, ourd einen
m0slihit 9iiuitisen SOmprOmiB.
(@bl.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10
Iito-DuItptu.

Ter @ebiIlis Staats J 5bierarSt BON
Stanlep Guuntp berihtet, oaB er 81
Stud Rinopieh, 1921 Yieroe uuo 23l
Shaie uuteriu6te. gll oies Sieb lpurs
be pdbreno oes Mouats Suli uoH st.
Gierre seihidt uuo beiano lih IN gutter
Seriniiuns.
1as 5tdotden Milbant lit Dor
5reuoe 9anS aus benz Sdusben; es loa
ndmlit bic 10 lang eriebnte Giienbabn
baben 6erocrrasenoe Beamte Der
r@reat Nortbern" Giienbabn iueilten
ndmli6 in Der Stabt unb mahten 2
9lusillge in Der 8ihtuns, bic bic ueue
Yabu nebmeu ioll. Seruirtlibt lib
oieier 9lan, oann min Der Giienbabnbe-
liber Gill cine Serbiuouug nit ieiper
9lnie in Yronn's Yallep, Wtinnelota
beriteleu uuo ebenio ilomdrts nit Der
Siour Gitp & Nortbern Babn. Die
Biraer pou Wtllbant nun bielten cine
beseiiterte 6ifenilihe 8erlammluns ab,
oeren Reiultat oarin beitanc, oaB Nbse
ianote gum Serrn 6ll seifidt wurosu,
Die oieiem ben Sorlhld9 mahen iollrer,
Mtlbant ;u einem 0auptpuntt al Der
ueuen 8abu III MAIDEN.
slus SroauOis wiro lber ein
S6aoenieuer beribtet, oas eineH Shups
pen nebit Snbalt uernihteie uno wieeer
einmal ourh nit Sbweielb0ljer ipie.
lenoe aiuber ueruriaht tunroe. Die
SproBliuse Der 8anoenburJ's uuo
Beloriese's ipielten ndmlit in Dem
Shuppen uno um mebr Yersniisen 81
babea, lief elm fleluer Baloriose ms
Saus, tolte li4 bort einise Sdwefels
b6lser uuo nun fvuroe bas Seu anses
sanoet. Balo praiielte ein lultises
5euer i'm @ebduoe, oas aber on benz
Seu niht senus bate, ionbern 2 BARN
beiiublihe Dussp's, cine Gnjabl Mobel.
bic cine sur @eltausltelluns sereiite
5amilie bort aufbeiuarte. neblt Bferoes
seidirren uet5ebrte. Wfit GROCER sln.
itrensuns selans es ben bon alien Sei'
| ten berbei eilenben Birsern bas Nahs
barbaus oes Serru Yanoenburs iu ret'
ten
Der Mbuotat Sarben BON Seotlano
bon bem perihieoentlid behauptet iuur.
be, er beiuerbe lid I'm oas slmt eines
Be,irfsribters, maft nun iplsenoes
betannt: Gr piinibt ieinsn Namen
ri4t als &anbibat fir Bejirtsridter in
Der bemoiratiiden Stoats Convention
senannt. benn er bat ipieoerbolt erfldrt,
sr tonne bieien Voiten n:dt annebmen,
ba feline sro6s prnris als Rtdtsanlpali
ibm niGt 8eit luiie Stimmen ~ merben
Damn III aud bas Ge1alt fur oisiei
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10

:mpioblen, benz Se;ipiel GoloraoO's ~
iol9eu uno @eiebe in dbullhem Slime
ju erloiien, benz Die unglebenGiienbnbus
5ariie limb ems Der mdbti9iteu Wittel
iur J0coerun9 OerMOnOpol 8irtbihait.
Cine Corporation, Die 9ilnltigere 8eoln.
9uuSen erlan9t, als anoere 8erienoer in
oerielben 8rnuhe, lit onourdD in ben
Staub seieBt, ale ibre aonturrenten Sll
@runoe Su ribten. gtie uno nimmer
mare ein &leien WonopuI, tuie oas Der
rStanbaro iii Company, mO9lit &c
woroen, bate ui6t Die 8eieQitdit per.
m09e hires srOBeren Reihtbums mo
Giuiluiies ii6 iiir Die @erginitIsuns
uiebrieerer GIieubabn Staten uerihuifen
ttnueu, 10 oaB lie, ourb billiseren Ser
taui ais ale gluoeru IN Stano 9eiest,
ieoe q outurrenS seraoeju tobtjuidlusen
bic Wadlt erlauste. (@bl.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10
Der alte 1s1ntrr".

Die ,gtem Dort @orlo" brinst Elm
Suterpiem nit Nllen q. Ebutman, benz
beriibmten ebenaligen Bunoeslenator,
nOrin oieier iiber bic finan;iele Sage
it6 uernebmen lGBt. thurman ertldrt
es ais llure6t. Die iebise Sage Der go
litit nnierer &esieruug SuSuihrelbeu.
Seoe 6nnoels Natton Ill europa uno
2Iiieu leioe aus gleihen llrinhen. Gr
lebe nlht elu, ruie Der &ongreB babel
belien fOnne. Spllte er, uie er erpartet,
oas Sherman @eisp nbit)aiieu, mas
ulleroiu9s crit mad lar9em Sample 9e
idcben oilrIte, 10 tOnnte ons unter ben
beiteberoen 3uitduoen mir nahtbeillge
JOl9en baben. llnmO9lid) tUune man
elmer @elotnnpphelt oamit abhelien, naB
man Die Wtense oes @eloes, ons nan
bat, cur6 Iusiheioun9 zines IheIles
uerrin5ert. gtidt eiae eluSelue llrinde,
lonnern cine 9lnSabl uerlhieoener hnbe
Die jeBise iflimme Sage berbeiseiiibrt
60 peroe es auh oes 3uiammenuIrtens
peribieosner llriaben beoilrieu, nm
Die erhoifte Seherun9 81 gSe9e 81 brin
gen. (@bl.)
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10
DER Silber-Acuprut.

Nui ben i'll Chicago ab9ebalteuen
Silber aOnuent ldBt ii9 oas @Ort an.
ptnoen: &iel @eihrei, iueni9 @olle
Gs mar nlucnis oabinter." gtibt Die
ebrlideu Sllberleute, niht oieglnbdnger
ebrlider GCppeliuabruu9 iiuo i'll Der
8erlammlung uoriule9eno reprdIentnt
sepeien, iOnosrn Der StlberihwInoler
unb Die Silbers Grants: Die Seiiir.
porter Der idminoelbaiteu 6reiprdsun9
untermertbise: Silberoolars, Die penn
lie ibreu @Illeu bdtten -oas 9ano sur
ausiblieBlihen SilberwGbruns brinsen
pilroeu, Die nod idlimmer uno 9ei6br.
lider iu1re, ais ausl6lleBlibe @olb
pabruns.
@esen ebrl de Silberfreiprd
suns lit nidts ein5uwenoeu; 10 luenie
ipie sessn bic ebrlihe @olb 5rei.
prdsuns. Sm @esentbeil, iie 1T oas
3iel, porauI binsearbeitet lueroeu muB.
Grit uenn oieies 3iel erreidt iein wiro,
neroen bic beioeu Metalle iuieoer gleid.
berehtist neben chamber itcbeu. Grit
oann peroen mir iuieoer pabrbaite
9oppelmdbruEs baben, on STEELE bes
jeBisen gtotbbebelies Der ,iinteneen
@dbruns", pobei Der Silberoollar nur
baourh iid ebenbiirtis neben benz Sob
oollar bebaupteu fam, baB Die &esie-
rune bic Brdsuue bei6riutt uno burd
ibren areoit, inoem lie iit iir Gr
baltuns Der @leihpertbisfeit aller bon
ibr ausgesebenen @eloiorten perbilrst,
benz Silberoollar slnen @ertb uerisibt,
Den er thatiddlid ni6t bat.
Gbrlibe 5reiprasuns. oas lit, iuenu
Der 9olar aus einem Stiif Wtetall se'
prdst piro. oas audi unseprdst ben
0ertb eines Dollars bat. Sunoert
SilberboIlarS aus einem Silberbarren
oelieu Marftmertb teineu Gent iueniser
als buntert Dollars betrdst. llno niht,
ipie es jest seidiegt = auf @runo Der
ueralteten selesliben Rate, bic l6 BIB.
Silber sleid l Yiuno @olb rednet) -
bunoert Dollars aus einem Stiif Sils
Der, beiien Warftperth nod feline iehs
gig Dollars aIsmabt, uno monad audi
Der seprdgte Dollar ltatt hunoert nod
teine iedjis Gents iuertb 1T.
DaB bic Beliser Der Silberminer
nad Jreiprdsuns 81 b ieier &ate
gerlaHsen trasen, anb oaB Die Yertres
ter Der Staaten, beren 6aupts Snouitrie
bic Silberseuinnuns 1T. in bas ger.
lanaen nit einitimmen lit ia be.
sreiilid aenus. Jiir bic WncnbeiiBer
lpiiroe es ein seiunoenes 5reiien iein
(nnb iuas fir eins!) f6nnten iie ieoer.
jeit az ibr Silber sur Miin5e trasen
unb bort fir ieoe $50 Dollars Me.
tai immer bunoer blante 9oaaritiide
seprdst erbalten, bic bann ieber Nnbere
sum pollen Nennwertb in 9abluns Su
nebmen perpfliGtet pdre. DAB mnter
iolden 0erbdltniIien bic Silber. Jnbu.
itrie einen rieEsen Mufihpuns nebmen,
unb baB bns Der san3en Weu0lseruns
bes 6ilberitoates ~ srebem Vortbeil
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10
senator aple upu Glib. 3utota 1T

leBteu 5reitas in Baibingtcn ein9etrOi
fen. Wtc 6alnne. iein SefretGr, tebrte
ein paar Gage iriiber uon europa Suriid
unb beioe iino MN bereit einen lan9en
aampi III Sa6eu Der SilberIrnse aus
jufehteu
aple duSerte iih oubin, onB er bOiit
bic Sllberirase lei aus benz @e9e &c.
rdumt, ebe nod Die re9elmGBi9e Sisuns
bes Gousreiies besIune.
Der Stret nber miro lang uno teiB
iperoeu. Senator &ple melnt, Der 9ana
se @eiten lei fir Silberpra9un9
SD lebe, 10 duBerte er iid, oaB Die
8erwaltun9 barauf aussebt ben unbes
binaten Bloerrui Der Silber Infaufss
Slauiel su eritreber. Solten lie init
ibrem Blame Griols babeu, 10 1T ons
8eiultat oas ie oamit bate, iue,ben
gar nidt 81 bere6nen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10
Ma Die ,iomeIiide &eoieruuo /

2us Die iiamellde &e9ierun9 in
Yaris erf!dren lieB, oaB lie oas franjO:
Iiide lllhmatum Obne 8orbebalt uno
Ginldrdntung annebme, 9laubte Ie6er
mann, oaB Der 3wlidenial in elmer
g8eiie beeuoet lei, ipie er iid) 9iinlti9er
fir Die 6rauSoieu gar nidt benteu lieB.
Die (mellieurs ideiueu aber nod int
mer suten Slppetit Su bdben, plellel6t
eeraoe jebt crit re6t befommen 5u baben,
bas Sritwprt Der glppetit tommt beim
Giien" 1T ia, luie betannt, franSOIiiben
llripranss. Ob es oubeiSrantreib oil
iein nm weitere 3useitanoniiie BON Seis
ten Siams 81 tbun lit, oh lid bas irans
S0iii6e Miniiierium bod nod nadtrdgs
lid fir ben Blan oes 8oloniolmiuiiters
9elcaiie ertlGrt bat, san5 Siam Su
annett,ren, benz Der Msiuliter bes slns,
mdttisen mioerltrebte, ooer o5 man in
Der That Die glblid,t bat, @nslanb cine
nod empiinblihere 9emiitbisuu9 Su5us
fiisen, wie oas idon jeBt seideben lit,
ipiro iid mobl erit IN einisen 3asen err
iennen laiien. Trob Der oerodd1tigen
9lnbduiuns Der iranSOliiden Streittrdfte
i'm @oli BON Siam. trob Der 8srS6ses
runs Der ben ensliideuS Sanbel iddoisers
oen 8lodaoe bat es jeood ben gluiheiu,
als Oh I'M Mittslmeer iih bic Sauptattion
obipielen uiro. weun lif 5rantrelb nnb
Gnglano in Snalien an einanter reiben
lUllten.
(g1bl.
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EaS Sberbunoesaeriht bat e

5aS Sberbunoesaeridt bat cine
@ntldeIouna abseseben, pelbe oas
Staatsseies bon Colorado aufrebt ers
bGlt, ponah fir Den Babnuerfebr inner.
balb oes Staates bieielben Yorldriiten
erlaIien iporben lino, bic oas ,miihen.
itaatlide Sanbelsseieb fir 3mlldenItaat.
iihen Babnperfebr beitimmt. 9as @e'
ribt lit Der Nniidt, baB Staaten oas
ndmlide Re6i baben, lnnerbalb ibrer
@renjen unsebiibrlibe 8ersiiuitisunsen
on ein5elne 8erienoer 81 unteriasen,
tuie oas ourd Die @eiessebuns oesguns
bes fir ben 8eriebr Smiiden ben Staas
ten sei6eben 1T. Gs 1T idwer besreii.
lid, uie oaraber iiberbaupt irseno mel'
der 3weiiel bat sntiteben f6nntn. 9as
Redt Der Staaten 5nr Heseluns oes
binnenitaatliden 6anoelsperfebrs itebt
fei. ala bas Re4t bes Bunbes CUR &e.
gelnns bes 5iuiidenitaatli6en Werfebrs.
Die einjise Beidrdnfung 1T bic. ba6
Die Reseluns bes 5innenItaatliben San'
bels uitt lol6er Nrt iein bari, baB iie
gum @insriff in bic 5reibeit bes 5tui.
idenitaatliden Sanbels wirb. ober ses
gen bic 81 oelien Heseluns erlaiienen
bunbesseieblideu goridriften ueritOBt.
Bon iol1em Gins unb llebersriii ober
tann teine 3ebe iein. ,uo, uie in benz
Golorabo'er JaI, bas Staatsgeieb eiu.
iab ipie bursssaeiesliae Reseluns aui
zen binnenltaatli4en Wsrfebr iibertrdst.
Mit Re&t wirb ben lbrisen Staoteu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10

amt 10 sertus. Dab er ieiu @eihdit,
weldes iit gut beSablt, niht al ben
gtn9el bdu9en tonne. 6r oautt alien
ieinen @0nuern, bnB lie 10 5rOBes Ser
trnueu in ibn seiest batteu, boB lie i'm
fiir Rlhter i'm areisseridt uOrihluaeu !;
aber er luelsert lid nod einmal euts
ihieoen, ais Rnnoioat iiir oleles glmt
dui5Htreteu. Gr bOfit, onB Die 9emo-
trateu balo eineu nnosrn Wonn fir Die.
les 2lmt finbeu weroeu, oei Die uoue
3uItntmung Der gnnjen Barter BAT.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10

Die ,gluitduIer in Winneioto
baben beibloiien, in 6iniiht Der ieitite
benoeu Ebutiube, cuB lie teiue SOrauss
besabluus fir ons uOn linen uerididte
9orn erbalter, oaB Iie ibre Gbets, Die
lie ben 5armeru fir oas ibnen selieierte
@etreibe seben, 10 einridten, oaB bieiel'
ben Is 9ase uaA ibrer slusitenuns bon
Der Sant ausSu5ablen ieieu, iuobur6 Die
Guitduier luieberum 3eit erbulten, ibr
@elo fir bns ueriunots @etreioe einSu.
,ieben. Qieier 8lun 1T in NinneiOtu
peridiebene Sabre nit Grfolg ourh9e'
fibrt mb iheint beiOnoers iiIr Die SeBts
Seit pniieno III lein.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-10
BunI,lupr ia #iin-paknta.

Der an II. Suli uon ben 40 8auten
bon Glib. 0atpta mad @aibnstou se.
ianote Stridt Seust pou elmer beceuten'
ben Guibeiieruns ibrer Gage gegcn ben
an 4. Ntoi ein9ereibten Seriht:
-. Suli A. Dluj
9uIelbeu IL Gi5cOnts. $5, 100, ,577 50 6sC ,99s
@rlmotapitoI al NonO G90.l0i 654 ,794
Qeri0nli6e Ginloseu 4 4,1OS,25l 5000 073
Observation-Disclosures,
Vroieut 24.86 23,4l
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

WASHINGTON. The thermometer here
registered 5 degrees below zero at day
break this morning.
PARIs.-At crowded meeting of the
socialists this afternoon q manifesto was
issued which said: "We must organize
a government by the people through the
medium Of universal suffrage"
ST. PAUL, Minn.-The temperature in
ST. Paul to day has ranged all the way
from II degrees below zero to % below
and the indications point to register Of
more than 30 below by tomorrow. All
Minnesota points report it the coldest
day Of the year. At Elk river it was 30
degrees below zero.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Governor Bdch'
AMMAN has signed the bill authorizing the
| legislative committee to go TO the hon
of Governor elect Turney and administer
the oath of office He said it is setting
bad precedent, but he would not delay
the Inauguration of a man chosen by the
people.
BERLIN.-The opposition is now be
ginning to admit that the army bill ha
a fair chance Of passing in the reichstag
|. is generally conceded that the chan
cellor's speech was the most powerful
and skillful plea for united action on tn
part OF all the German party on matte
that involves the safety Of the father
land. His speech was an appeal to pa
| triotism of country