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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-09

Group Cure, is for sale by us. Pocket size
contains twenty-five doses, only 25c Chill
dren love it. Sold by W. ". Parker.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-09
WE'LL and truly the Pittsboro Rcc0,n

WELL and trulylhe Plttsboro Rtc0,a
says:
The power of the Press, as we'll as
the great good that it may accom-
plish, is forcibly illustrated III the
relief train sent by the New York
WoyM, loaded with supplies of food b,
clothing, medicine, &c, for the
afflicted and starving thousands at
Brunswick, Georgia, and on the storm
swept coast of South Carolina, Yes,
through the efforts of Americans
greatest newspaper train of fifty
freight cars, drawn by two locomotives,
went on its GRAND of mercy from
New York, and, speeding through, the
intervening space, carried relief and
help to suffering thousands at those
sadly afflicted places in our beloved
Southland.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-09

II is exceedingly gratifying to see
our farmers increasing their food
supplies every year. We learn that
in this county there will be made
this fall in territory half mile
square, twelve hundred gallons OF
syrup. Large quantities will also be
made in Northampton and Warren
counties. There is life in the old
land yet, and our people have only to
raise their home supplies to be-
come prosperous and happy.-Weldon
Meas.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-09

A DISPATCH from Washington con-
firms the report published last week to
the effect that Senator Ransom could
succeed the late Judge Bond as United
States District Court Judge if he would
accept. But for reasons satisfactory TO
himself he declines the offer. 1t says !:
Senator Ransom, of North Carolina,
to-day confirmed the statement that he
had been rendered by the President
the position of United States circuit
Judge for the Fourth judicial district,
embracing the States of Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia, North and
South Carolina, made vacant by the
death of Judge Bond, and that he had
declined the honor.
Senator Ransom is 6S years old and
has been in the Senate for twenty-five
years He holds that his duty to the
State and the people who have honored
him requires him 10 remain in the
Senate, and he insists that the Judge
ship should go to some younger man.
Gen. Ransom, in talking about the
appointment with some friends to-day,
said it would be manitestly unfair to
others for him, at his age, to accept
such place from which he would SO
soon have to be retired.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-09
Well! Well

That will be your natural expression
Of pleased surprise and wondermen,
at the prices we have marked on the
goods just placed on our counters
It really ought not to be done, but
trade necessity knows no law.
have just returned from the Nor
then markets where | purchased ~
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS
at the BIGGEST BARGAINS | ever
made in all my long experience as :
merchant. And those who have
dealt at the famous and nnn,lnr
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-09
RACKET STORE

Heretofore know that means much
In fact, bought SO many goods that
| hardly have room to put them. Blu,
the PRICES ARE SO LOW that
they will not be in the way any longer
than 1t takes for the people to learn
what | have and the GREAT BAR
GAINS OFFERED in each article.
Some idea may be obtained of the cN-
tent of the stock from the fac, that
bought
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-27
2trbeitSutattael.

gBare, OtaN., 25. Suli. - Die
Sti8sSaumwOuiplnner oabier wur@
ben am Samitoge 9eidlOhen, neil lie
teinen 2lbIae fir ibr 6abritat bat. Sn
0erielben waren 1850 BerlOnen bei9dfs
ttgt.
@oucOrb, R.sS., 25. SuGi.-9ie
SOlme8>QSollipinnereien III NeltsGOn>
cOro un6 Banacoof iOQeu nG4iten Oous
nerltag fiir Die 0auer uon Orei 8Oden
gcI9lOIeu perOeu, neil feline 8eltelluns
gen pOrban0en linb.
2Owell, Wtaii., 25. Suli. - Sn
6olse Der @elOtlemme miro Die bieiige
BiGin95sSdubfabrit auf unbeitimmte
3elt 9eI9lOiien werOen. $50 9lu9citellte
weroen oaOurd arbeit8lO8.
6itd burg, Wtali., 25. Suli. =
Die bieitQe Putuam>GOOlsGO., ;" welde
ShretuersSanOpertS;eug fabr;5irt, bat
beute ibre 6abrtt meQen Oton9el an
2tbiaB 9eidlOiien, unO eS III nidt bes
fdnnt, mann Oieielbe wieoer Oem Setrleb
Iberqeben miro.
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9as Ne,tefte GUS spnpInl,t.

San 6ran3tSco, 25. Sult. -
Der 0aupier rSceunic" brin9t Die
9ta6ridt BON SOuolulu, oaB 2SIaiam
.. 9lleranOer gum Spe3iulz@Ommliidr
nad Haibtn9tOn ernannt ipuroe, um
nit Der Sunocsre9ieruug Iber Die Ans
nerIOn beS Snielrci9es 81 conferiren.
Gr mlrb SouOlulu etwa am %. ,. Wt.
perlalIen.
Der ameritaniide @eIanbte 8lOunt
bat ieiuen Seridt iber Die barpaitIden
gln9elegenbeiten pOllenbet unb mIro oen<
ielben bOdinuubrideinlid NIT Oem 0ama
pier y2luitralia" uat Imerifa i9lfen.
Gr bat Der prOuiiOriiaen 6e9ierunS
mitsetbeilt, OaB DIE 8unOesre9terung
feline S4ritte tbun wiro, bis iein 8e@
ridt in 8aibinstOn cinsetrOfien 1T.
Otan 9laubt, OaB, na9Oem PrGiiSent
GlepelauS Sru. SlOunt'5 8eri9t eulz
pfangen. hat, er ben Sertra9 oes Gra
8rdliOenteu SarriiOn nit Suwaii in
8ieberermGsunq ;ieben wtrO.
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Qurie 1abeIoepeldlen.

- gSie aus Amaoia, Siirfei, gemeloet
miro, 1T in Oem naheu 9ebirgsoorf 9uree
Die ameritanlide Diliiioudriu SRI. Worton
gtahtS i'll ibrem 3elt uOu etHem uubefGnH=
ten Ntaun iiberfaQen uuo 0urt 5iebe nit
eiuem Sniippel uift unerheblih 0erlebt
morbeu. Die 8eb0roeu babeu ftd aui Die
Nnsetse oes WtiiiiouspfarrerS 0ic 0oneQ
btsber nur 5u elner gani 9ertn9iu9I9en Sc
uugtbuun9 Oeritauoeu.
- DIE S1meii, Stalieu, 8elgien, 5rants
reid uno 9rIe6enlauO baben belhloheu, bic
p 6rauten<S Silbermiin6eu aus Oem Inter-
uatiOHaleU 8ertebr SurId;uSiebeu.
- gSle aus 2Silna, Der 6auptitabt oe5
gIei9nanIigen ruinihen Gouperuemeuts,
9emelpet muo, lit Der bort amtiren0e Yater
Gnortt auf Die 4auer uou'fiuf Sabreu III
oas Suuere Oes 0ieitles uerbannt noroeu.
Der 6err Yater hatte If ourd freuuoihaft.
lI6en Sertebr nit ben IN gSilua mohneuoeu
0euliden bel Der ruiitlden 8egierHug in eiH
idleGte5 2idlr gelett.
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Gn0stdi aeItIMGem+

&ania8s@ttp. Mo., 25. Suli.-
Der in argentine. 0tO., lebeuOe SdmeI3<
2lrbeiter SObu 8rils periu9te Dor 6ret
9ubren, SelbitmorO gu begeben, inbem
er ii9 Dor eincn 3ug le9te, wnroe aber
9erettet. &urs 0arauf na6m er cine
grOBe 0Oit8 0tOrpbtum, Die man inn
au5pumpte. 9Or einem Sabre ipran9
er in ben &ams6luB, no er na9 einem
falten gaO beruu8 ge5o9en wurOe. &ur5
Oarauf uerbaftet, perIudte er, ii9 in iciz
ner 3eQe gu erbdngeu. @eitern enOli4
9elan9 es tbm, iid aus bieiem Sammcrs
thai binauS gu befOrbern. Gr luO feline
SarOtfitnte bis gun DtinOuns OOu,
bano einen 6aben an ben Sabn uno
idOB ii9, i'm sett lie9enO, Our9'8 9er3.
Drills DiuterlaBt cine 28ittme unO a9t
Rlu0er,
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sermtIate telesrapbnae Sepefaem.

- Sei'm Geunen I'M ySout6sSioes
Bart" bel CT. 2ouiS, 0tO., warb gez
itern Der SodeD s. Otc0onalo auf Ser
Steue getOOtet, inOem ieiu Yfero i'm un>
ter ii6 be9rub.
= Su eiuen Softer, Der ni6t ab9ez
bolt murbe, fanb man in San 6rauz
CISCO Opium, ba5 9eidmu9selt mOrbcn
mar, i'm @ertbe BON $25OO.
- Der 8Oli;eisMtari9aQ 2ueran6er
Samia pom aibtabula, O., wurOe 9es
itcrn BON 3wei Ginbre6ern, Die er perz
folgte, seidOiieu unb t0Otli9 perleet.
= Gine 9eielli9aft BON YrOipeftO>
rem, beitcbeub aus rSant" 6erguiOn,
GbeOoOr Yrice, u. 2ltbertOn unO SObn
Cline, Die uOr brei BO6en BON puma
na9 Der iOgeuannten @OlorabozWHite
gesunsrn iuar:u, I'M @OlO 5u iu9en,
baben bort an Der @ren3e pOn MeritO in
ser GegenO Der pGOcOpaszOtOuntainS"
lleberrefe alter gi9autIider Sauten eutz
oedt. G8 idetnt elm 6unO bon bobem
urdaOlO9iiden 8ertbe gu fein.
- Gine auf OtOr0 i'm erlten @ra6e
lautenOe 4nfla9e wulOe in 9tems8eOz
fOro, Otai, 9e9en Sole GOrrea Oe
WteQe, alias Sole @Orreiro, ben Mt0rz
Der ser 6armer8tOdter Bertha Ntande>
fer, erBOben. Der Ot0rOer mar lhOn
einmal, uuO 3mur ais @orreirO, fOrmeu
in 2lnfla9eitanO pericet mor6en, Oa5 ge<
rift bate aber banlal5 iueqen oc5 unriflz
tigen gtamenS Die Antlageidrift fiir nua
unO nidtis erfldrt.
= Sanll. 9temtOn uno gSm. Grou6
pou 0auuiuc, &g., pumpten iid Gm
SOnutu9 uOu BON &entufger SdnappS
unO Oa Seioe ibre 0feuOluer CUR Steue
batten, blieb GrouA tOOt auf Dem Blae.
= Sn Buffalo, gt.>Y.. fano man auf
einem Suuplas bic 9side Der ieit Sans
tag psrmlBten 17sidbrigen Gora Bbee>
lsr Dor. glau Uermutbet einen unJaQ.
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9lusebItd5 5it Suniten Der Scr.
Sfnatcn etlfidlteOfn.

Darlington, 25. SuIi. - Seute
gtadt iit Elm Geri9t babier i'm umlauf,
baB Die SdieOsrt4ter in Der Behring'S
meer slnsele9enbeit 3wiiden Gnslano
unb Amcrifa gu @unitsn Der Der. Staaz
ten enti9ieOen baben. IS mar nidt
mO9Iif. cine 8eitatigun9 OOer BiOsrs
ruiur9 oes @eriidt5 3u erlungen. oa
Salfsietretar 9tOee, welder in 9bmeienz
belt bes StaatS ietretdrs ais FOLDER funz
9irt; iia auf Ieinem 2anSiibe befiuOet.
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Sir Repplntton in Itcarae,ta.

@aibiu9tOn, .. g., 25. 3uli.
- Die einsi9e Offisiellc 9ta4ridt iiber
Die 9leuOlutiOn in 9ticaraguu, wel6e Die
8unOesre9ierung bis ieet erbieit, maj
beute ein, unO 3war bonn amerIfanliten
@eIanoten Srn. 8afer in Ntana9ua,
ser SauptitaOt pom yticara9ua; OIeielbe
lautet: Die 9feuOlutioniiten bOmbar>
birten 0tanusuu beute BON ibren 9amz
pfern aus, Obne Die SeuOlferung Oorber
gswurnt su buben. gtaBe Oem @eianOts
id)aftS 8Ireau wuroe cine 5Srau 9ez
t0otet uno mebrere Berionen perwun>
BET" Die Qeoeihe mar nlht Oatlrt.
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6ontratt sIrbettcr sura6scI6t6t.

gtewsYOrf. 25. Suli. - 5eute
puroen 80 GOntraft<2lrbeiter, Die Dem
@eiee 3uwiber eiu9ewanoert waren, BON
gQis SSlauo na9 ben 0ampferu
y9rape" uuo rOtorupiu" tran8pOrttrt,
um wieOer 3urif na9 ibrer 9eimatb in
europa 9eIdIft 5u Weroen. Dies lit
Ou8 3meite Otal, baB cine 9rOBere 2lns
3abl 9ontrattz2lrbeiter our9 Die ueuen
glrbeitersG sGommihGre eutOcft uuO mad
&urppQ iuridqeihidt murDen.
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(sus umferer sefriaem 2. RDraem.aas aabe.)
Ser Srdiioent nod ttttmer NIT
Sifd)faug bcid)Gftiat.

Su35arb 3 az, 25. 9ult. -
Seute mar Elm re9neriiher, uufreuuolis
der Gag, beunO6 ma9te Der Brdfioent
nit ieinen @aiten cine Segeliabrt 9egen
Otittug, UNI itd nit 6ildians Die 3eit
gu uertreiben, uber ouS un9inlti9e 8et>
ter peruriadte cine balOtge 9fIffebr.
g5 trafen teine 8eiu3er Elm. @Gbrenb
peri9ieOene @erI9te i'm umluuf iiub
iiber Die Gruennun9 zines gta6foI9erS
iiir ben peritOrbenen Gidter 8latdfOrO,
wirb in mObluutcrri9teten &reiien be-
bauptet, baB Der ueue 9tidter aus 9tews
0Ort Ober ben yteu @n9Iuno Staaten
ernuunt pirb, aber nidt eber, bis oer
GOn9reB in SiBun9 lit.
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Die pGrteba6n" an NafTcnpertuaIter
itbertraaeu.

q en- s0ort, 25. SuIi. - Die bieiige
u9Sorlb" mtro mor9eH Die 9fafridlt briu.
gen, oaB Die pGrie @iienbahn" bsute an
WafienuerlpaIter iibertragen muroe. 3iidter
2acombe uom SuuOestrelsgeliht eruauute
Su lOl9en Die pS. Sobu Sing uno s. g..
Dic&uuough, peldle ie 100000 8urgIdatt
fteaten, Die Don 3. 8. Utlls uno S. 9omerp
9SeItl pon YhiIabeIphia aeildert murbe.
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Srd1tOe.

Soll Ow 81 d, 3enn., 25. Suit.
Der @eiddit8tbeil bteie5 SrteS
wurbe leete gta4t Oura 6euer serltOr.
Der SerIuit miro ii9 uuf $4,000 be-
lauTen. Die Serli6crung lit unbeOeuz
teuO. Oian 9laubt, oaB OaS 6euer ans
9elc9t purbe.
Salifar, 8.>S., 25. Suli.- SIM
nOrOli9eu Sbeile Ser SlaOt witbet
beute Abeu6 Elm perbeercnOer Srano, Der
bereit8 iiebeu gSOBubauier unO cine
gruBe Guantitat SuubOl5 eingeGidert
bat. Der Serluit laBt iid nod nldt
ieltlteuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-27
oas enoe Der 1lnterIad,ut,a .

@bicagO, 25. 5ult.-Staut8ans
malt &ern 1T Der 2lniibt, OaB Die GOrOs
ner8sSurp pOreili9 banOelte, inOem iie
Daniel $. 8urubam uno ben 6euerz
webrmari6ul 0turpbp fir BEN GOO Der
6euerwebrleute bei'm 8ranO oes Sob
StOra9e @ebGuoe8" perantwortli3
madte, uno miro bic @jrauO SurD erz
iuhen, bic 64lle III ianOrlren.
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BON Der Gi5enpabn i.berfabren.

Ut ana 3 q Il an, gt.zJ., 70. SuIt.
-Gbarles 2lntoniOeS. ein prOminenter
0ei1Git5mann pongl5burDs Bart, wur0e
beute gOtittag nabe Scaz@trt uOn eincm
33uge Der rYenuiplounier gabn" iibers
fabren un6 sefabrlid uerlebt, wabreno
iein BierO iOfort get0Otct uuO iein @as
9en oemolirt wurDe. Gr tit 60 Sabre
alt unO Elm 8ruOer be8 2lpotbcfcrs
Slmbroof 2lntonioeS in Otanasquan.
@r bate Elm Sigual bes 8adter5 miB>
perltanOen unO mar oireft Dor ben Bug
Qefa6ren.
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gNn Sns MeIS hIcfht.

fse 9ant- -0ireftOren beridteu, oaB iie 9roBe
Summeu @elbeS aus ben Sereinl9ten
Stauten empfaugeu. gtue gran aus Buf.
falo, R..D., OepOnirte gefteru $45, 900 in
elmer hteit9en Saut, weI9es ite iriberi lin
Buffalo oeponirt bate.
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9emtid)e &it6e.

- Jeines Diner gu 25 Gents. -
SIoifer Sine (impo-tirtes) uub Saueru'
iamiet's Bier.
araaf Cite, eds Gap uzS 6ap,tt,Fl.
(DlaIa26,1S)
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Sd babe ieine suten Srdite psri0nIih auf bic grobs
s,fslt uno ipeis, baB es tir 9pspspFe, 8iliOiitat
uue Hopienbes sopfrueb Die bette arsHei in, peIts
bic SD.It ie seiebsH bat. 9abe niersis aH0ere 9e'
nitteI Dor Simmons' eeber>assuatOr probirt, uzs
feines DON ibnen aab mir mebr, ais Setueilise sins
b.runa, ober Der Sesulator bat Hidt nur s,lnbert,
tOnoeru seheilt.
90 Q. 8. Souts, Gac0H, Go.
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eSf DQS Qe6erl
lebeuSluertb ?

Das banst bon Der 2eber ab.
@cnn Die Sober untbdti9. if
bas sanSs Spitem auBer Orb.
uuns-6er sItbeal iit idleat,
bic 8erbauun9 idwu9, Der
SOpf bumpf OOer i9mer5baft,
bic @nsrsie unO Die 6Oifuuns
babin, 6a8 @emiitb bsbrildt,
Elm idweres@ @swi4t 1T Ou uu9
benz Gfen, nit aIgemeinet
MutblOisfeit unO YeritiuI'
muns. Die 2eber it Oie 9uus'
6alterin Ser @eiuuObeit, uns
Elm barmlOies einiade8 6eiIs
ulittsl, ba8 ME Die 9fatur
pirtt, nadber nidt ueritOpit
unb be- itdubiges Ginnebnlen
erfOrOert, bas 9ei9aft unO
bas gersni9en wabrenO isi>
ues@ebrau68 ni6t Hort, madt
SlmmOnS' 2ebsr 6esulator
su elner ueOi3inii9eu @Ouz
fpmnenheit.
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0ienmlrFfe.

ct. 9ours, 26. 9uIi. - 8inooieb:
3ufubr: 1000, 8erenouug 1000; Brelie
parlirteu Swiihen S2.75 unO S4.5O. -
Sd]metne: i3uiuhr 5000, &erleHoUug 1000;
Yreiie pariirteu smriheu $5.35 uno $500.
-Sdaaie: 3ufubr 1000, SerienOuus 1000.
Yretie parllrten smu4eu $4.35 uuo 8.
ga 2ibertu, Ba., = 6. Sull. -
9iinbpieb: 3uiubr $50. Serleu0uHg 74O;
Brelie uarilrteu Smr9eu $3.50 uuO $500.
SdmetHe: :3uiHh. 800, Serieuouue 700;
YreiIe parlirteu spiiteH $500 uno S6.5O.-
S9aaie: 3ufubr 2400, SsrlenOung 400 /:
Yretie pariirteu swuten $500 uuO $500.
Bg- SIN Often Der 5tuot, .. b. in Siq b..
AN II, laoet Der Us il Bner =
ihe Bart, Der anmutblgife uno an SOrg-
iamiteu ausgeitattete Grbolungsort IN iener
@egenD, gum Seiu9e eIU. @tu &egeIInub,
@arouiel, SdauteIn, S6ieBfan0 bieten
ben @Gllen reldllt llnterbaltuug; id)attige
2aubeu, uou ouftl9en 9asmin umrautt,
siereu ben BIue; eiu groBer Sau;iaal III
fur Serebrer Der leldltgeibirSteu Serpit.
hore errlhtet, unb AbenOS Der Yart our1
elettrild)e 9aterueu prattpoQ erleud)tet.
@eieQl6aften, Sereiue, 9ogen unO auoere
SrqaulIationeH, bic elneE Nusilu9 ms
Sreie beabfittigeu, fOnnen iid fein reiSeu'
0eres 3ieI ausluGen, ais ben QSteBusr'i9en
Bari.
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BUR fir fur5c Seif.
21orooeutG6er Srop0,
- 0antpf S6iffa6rf
5DtideH
Baltimore uRO Sremen.

0urt Die sgsHs iir oieien 3Usd oH Der GLOBE s,61ua
ten. nit @ II n STioT0erHliisu 1eTicgeHcH
Heuen eIierHeH Boftoumyillffe
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Ser Selomartt.

gfep- -9ort, 26. 3uIr. - Tolgenoes
iinO Die ShluBuOtlruHgeu @elb parilrte
pom blS 3-l6 uuo ltloB su 20 Bro3ent.
SterliussWe1iel $4.8l4 bts $4.814 aur 50
Gage uno S4.83t bis $4.844 uui Sttt.-
SuuOessSbllguusHeu: 4.proieuu9e 10,
2-prosentl9e 81. Gttten: Aoam5' GrpreB
1856, @entral. Bacfic III, Gbelapeate.S BIO
15t, @rie st, Ditto YrlOr. II, SuInOls-
Central Sc, Safe Sbore 1914, Jiew.
Seriep Central 94, giOrtb gSeuern 854,
Ditto Brlor. 1884. JteUs9Ort' 924.
Sh!o DuiitRppt 8, Bltt8bur9 1875, 0tea.
Siu9 l23, Ct. Yaul All, bite YrtOr. 100,
0ellern.l Union 67s.
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CONTINUED on page 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-28
GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ.
The New York Society Will Visit the
Worlds Fair in a Body.

The New York Society Will Visit the
Worlds Fair in Body.
NEW YORK, June 27.-LSpecial.l 1.-The
German Liederkranz, of this city, left
New York today to visit the Worlds fair
in body, and will give concerts for
charitable purposes in several western
cities, including Chicago, where stay of
one week will be made. The society will
visit the following cities, stopping and
giving concerts as follows: June %, Gin
cinnati, concert in Music hall. July L,
st. Louis, Mo-, concert in Music hall ON
Fair grounds. July 8, Milwaukee, Wis,
concert in Schlitz park. July u, CleYe-
land, Ohio, concert.
The society will stay two days in each
of the above cities except Chicago, where
the stay will be for one week. At Cleve-
land it will participate in the saenger-
fest, OF the North American saengerbund.
During the Liederkranz's concert there
they will give ZOellner's new prize COM
position, ssDie Neue Welt cantata
for double chorus, soprano and baritone
solos and orchestral accompaniment. On
July Is the party will be in Buffalo, and
on the 14th at Niagara Falls, leaving that
evening for Albany, thence by special
steamboat for this city, arriving here on
Saturday, July 10, at about pm.
All the concerts will be conducted by
Mr.. Heinrich Zoellner, the society's mu-
steal director, and the following artists
have been secured for the solo parts
Miss Lillian Blauyelt and Miss Emma
Heckle, soprani; Mr. Conrad Behrens,
basso; Mr.. Richard Arnold, violin, and
Mr.. T. P. Busoni, piano.
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ment, falling in which not to defer de-
termining upon an Indian policy if an
international agreement should not be
obtained, as the United States might sud-
denly stop the coinage OF silver, leaving
India unprepared.
Other communications discuss the fall
In rupee values and fluctuations in rates
OF exchanges. The council in letter writ
ten in June advises that if the interna-
tional monetary conference at Brussels
fails and direct agreement between In
dia and the United States cannot be OBJ
tanned, the minis of India will be closed to
the free coinage of silver and gold stand
ard will be introduced.
Barbour. financial secretary OF India,
opposes the sIoppage of free coinage till
it becomes evident that the United States
will not adopt free coinage. Barbour
estimates that the total active cir
600, 900 rupees, while large
proportion is boarded. To establish a
gold currency with full legal tender cur
rency composed entirely of gold it would
be necessary to withdraw from circula-
ton L, $50 200, 900 rupels, replacing them
by " 900, 900 pounds sterling OF gold. He,
therefore, contends that with a gold
standard in India large proportion OF
the circulation must continue in silver
4CSdi tcuuSI W any dmOuuC. IL UOeu
metals be maintained in circulation gold
coinage 20 the total amount of e15, 0G0, ZOO
will suffice.
Long, in minute to the council in
August. discusses the adoption of the
gold standard and concludes by sugges-
Gion that the ratio of conversion be
about to 20.
In subsequent telegram from the Earl
OF Kimberly to the viceroy OF India dated
June q, 1888, the former announces the
recommendations of the Herschel COM
mission as adopted by the council at
Simla yesterday.
In advising the Indian government to
change the gold rate Cd. to rupee, the
commission says the object is to guard
against a sudden considerable rise in ex-
change. Hereafter the ratio ought to be
raised if circumstances make it advisable.