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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
A BIRTH AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Presidents Family Is Increased by
tho Coming OF a Daughter.

The Presidents Family Is Increased by
the Coming ola Daughter.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland presented the
President little daughter at the White
House at high noon on Saturday. This is
the unadorned statement of an event which
thrilled the hearts OF all her countrymen,
and was flashed under the seas to meet the
Cungratu' atory responses of Emperors and
Kings The event was not complete sur
prise, as from time to time within the last
few months rumors Of it, prospective occur
renee, veiled as such announcements al
ways are. trickled like condolences into the
columns of the press.
Dr. Bryant. of New York, the family
-h-g,Si~- 9f al Cleveland. returned with
Monday for'and from Gray Gables
.v. Schavly CHS fact gave rise to
.l,el of Bloo.rning this i'm, ortant
me TO attent the Chief Executive
=. Ne impression that DR..
..,.t iPnce upon Noi
amber emmnir'g at the Executive
-.Snsio4er 4; lnc.en ergencv.
The baby was born .t exactly high noon.
lus, as the bail on the state, Var and Navy
buildings opposite the White House drop
ped from the top OF the staff.
Although thcre had been an air Of exrec-
fancy about The White House during the
morning ibdcated by the fact that the
servants sar.n s si3td in groups exeha:gng whis-
tread with which they glided about the
building, there was nothing TO signify that
anything unusual was 10 occur in the large
room adjoining the cabinet chamber on the
second floor where the President receives
his visitors.
Tire President was notified Of IL by Dr.
ByTant directly after II occurred. lie first
asked the condition OF Mrs. Cleveland. and
being a sured the danger was passed GnX-
iOusly inquired:
lis ii II boy or girl''
Something like a shadow of disappnint-
ment swept across Mr. Clevelands face aS
the physician told him that the new born
habe was girl. While he was talking with
Dr. Bryant little Ruth was hruugh, into the
hallway by her nurse. When she cspied
her father with q shout uf delight she
stretched ont her arms to him. The rresi-
dent took her lovingly in his embrace strok-
ed her hair and kissed her ienderlv saving
with note of tremuloUs endearmcnt IN his
tone, Ruth, my dear, you have a little
sister"
Mrs. Perriue, the mother OF Mrs.. Cieve-
land arrived ~ the White House late Satur-
day night. The last reuort received ~ we
20 to rTe.s with this s'de Of our paper Is
that mother and child are doing nicely.
This is the first timeH child has been born
in The White House To the president OF our
country.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
Why Flowers SIccp.

Why should flowers sleep? asks Sir
John Lubbock in "The Beauties Of
Nature and the Wonders of the
World We Live in." Why should
some flowers do SO and not others?
Moreover different flowers keep diff
terent hours. The daisy opens at
sunrise and closes at sunset, whence
its name, days eye" The dande.
lion (Leoniodon) is said to open about
! and TO close about 5; Arenaria
rubra 10 be open from o TO 3; the
white water lily (Nymphpa) from
about 10 !; the common mouse-ear
hawkweed (llieracium) from TO 3;
the scarlet pimIerned (Anagallis) to
waken at : and close soon after =;
iragopogon platensis TO open AT in
the morning aud close just before -,
whence its English name, John 90
TO bed at nooH." Farmers boys in
some parts are said To regulate their
dinner time by IL. Other flowers, on
the contrary, open in the evening.
Now IL is obvious that flowers
which are fertilized hy night.nying
insects would derive no advantage
iroiu oelhB open ny uay' ana on the
other hand, that those which are fer
tilted by bees woulG gain nothing
by being open at night Nay. 1t
would be distinct disadvantage, be.
cause IL would render them Liable TO
be robbed of their honey and pollen
by insects which are not capable of
fcrtilizing them. l have ventured
to suggest. then, that the closing OF
the flowers may have reference To the
habits OF the insects. and it may be
observed also in support OF this that
wind-iertlized flowers do not sleep;
aud that many oi those flowers which
attract insists by smell open and
emit their scant at particular hours;
thus Hesperui matronalis and Ly.
chis Nespcrtina smell in the evening
and OrchiS bifol'a is particularly sweet
Ut night.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
DEADLY CYCLONE
A Convent Hit and Sewers al ofthe Sisters
Killed

a severe cyclone struck the pretty little
town OF LocIport, onliayou La Four Creek,
La aud left it a mass uf desolation. No
serious results were apprehendei lUntil the
wind shifted suddenly to the southwest and
blew at u terrible rate, carrying everything
III Its path. The store Of ". g. Barrios was
halt demolished; residences of Gus Abri,at
snd . J. Richards; Oliver Rivets barber
shop lsaduTe Leblauc's resi- dence, G. D.
Barno's large cooper shop Convent OF I'm
macuIate Conception and Peter Pul,ucky :
iruit shop was complete y destroyed Many
other buildings were badly damaged, The
killed are: Sister ruchare, Sister Lucie, Miss
Mable GauIhrcaux, Mr.. Oliver Revel Par
Der, the servant of the oonyent,a an unknuwIl
man with scalp torn of
large number of persons We're seriously
wounded,
The properly loss will approximate $780,
400.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

No union brewer may serve on any mill
lary force hereafter, The National Cen,
ventou at Milwaukee has issued The
decree
he Northwest. At Mankuto the mercury
vas lO0o in the shade.
Toadstools gathered by her children kill
VI Mrs. Mary Conners at Yonkers, y. Y,
md four children are not expected to live,
IN Italian women in NewYork City. Rozino
ouzoinero. d'ed from the same cause, her
usband is dying and four Others are in Q
rltical condition,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

Cayucos, Cal, was nearly wiped ont by
fire. Only two buildings were lett standing.
tayucos has a population of about 700.
Twenty business struc'ur,s were destroyed.
Al Candy, Mimi, block and n half in
the business section. including 10 stores the
pos,otiice and bank. Loss 600 900, insur.
ance 10000.
Two blocks of business bui dings and
dwellings at Baldwin, Wis, were destroyed
by lire. The loss is estimated at 100000
homeless.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
BURIED IN A NINE.

THREE MEN PERISH NEAR rUNxsutawSEY.
pCSxsrrAwNrY.--%ose HuIbes Aaron
Hughes and John Hughes, father and sons,
lost their lives in the lierwind-Whi,e Coal
Coipany's mine. four miles from here. The
ninC cSugbt IRE and the men were unable
70 escape. The fire company from this
place and one from Altoona put ont the
flames and the dead bodies of the 3 men
have been recovered.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
STAT HANKS soiID.

HhrRisnrRo. State Superintendent OF
Bansing krumbhasr says the sts,e banks OF
Pennsylvania show themselves on examina
tion to be in sound aud satisfactory state
H. considers the hardest times now over
fad says the banks are feeling much
easier.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
THE EDEATH OF HOME RULE
Killed in the House of Lords by vo G
of dlO tool

OF 4lo to4l
After spiri,less debate, with the excer-
tion Of Lord Sa!isbury's speech, the II use
Of LORDS at London on Friday night re-
iected the Irish Home Rule bill by vote
OF 4l9 TO Il.
Lord Salisbury spoke for an hour and n
quarter. His conclusion was marked by
quiet eloquence.
The Earl OF Kimberly briefly replied TO
Lord Salisbury. The Lord Chancellor then
put the motion for the second readingof the
bill. He caused some mcrriment by saying,
II think the contents have it, when very
loud and determined was the rival cry. the
non.con.ents have IT,"
The House divided at midnight and the
result was the rejection of the motion The
House then adjourned
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
25 CENT FAIR.
Sunday Openers at Chicago Threaten to
Sail on New Tack.

sunday Openerb NJ NnlChHO HEehicu TO
Sail on New Tack.
Sunday opening OF the World s Fair has
not been success Many reasons are as
signed threfor One is the half hearted way
IL has been run on that day. Some OF the ex.
hbits remain open, others are closed.
There is general air about the whole place
In fact, including usually gay plaisance,
that is not hospi,able. So people keep away
Sunday.
Mr.. Cingmon, the promoter Of the in
junction against Sunday closing has u new
move on. He wants the Sunday rate re.
duCed to - cents for adults, ana children to
be admitted free. Mr. Clngman thinks lie
sees legal way Of compelling the Fair
management To adopt this course. should
the decline to dO So the project ois OF the
movement threaten that they will take
action that will compel them to open the
Fair tree on Sunday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
RESPITE FOR THE CHINESE.
Enforcement of the Geary Law Suspend
cd PENDING Further Action by
Congress.

Yang Yu the new Chinese Minister. had
very satisfactory interview with Secretary
Gresham on the Chinese exclusion law.
The Secretary communicated to the Minis
ter the decision of the President that the
law should not be enforced pending further
action by Congress, aud furthermore that
the recent order for the deportation of six
Chinese from the Pacific coast had been
suspended for the present /: is believed
the President will urge Congress to pass the
bill recently intr oduced In the House, ex-
tending the time Of registration to Septe M
brr 1884,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
A small Cotton Crop.

review Of the cotton crop OF the United
States for the year ended Septembe /, .ls93,
published by the y. y. Chronicle" shows
the total crop reaches G. 7l7,li bales, while
the exports are 4 i02, 500 bales. aud the spin
ners' takings 2,isl, Ol5 bales leaving a stock
on hand Of 24S, 27l bales The crop state
ment for the last three years shows: 1903,
67i7,42 bales; 1892, 0.O2s7O7, AID 1891,
s,655,5lS This year is the smallest crop
since 1857.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
WORLDS FAIR ATTENDANCE.
The following are the official figures for
the paid admission to the fair

FRED O'CoNNoR the train dispatcher
whose forgctfulness caused the wreck on
the IT. Wayne road, at Colehour. Ind. In
which dozen lives were lost, has disappear
ed Before leaving Fl. Wayne he sent
message TO the coroner Of Cook county re-
questing him to release all of the men held
Cor The accident, as he alone was to blame.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

CASHIER GRUscnow, Of the Pabst Brew.
ing Company in Chicago, was counting
$4,000 in his office when the door oIene /
and he was knocked senseless by one of two
men. When he recovered the money and
men were gone
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

Near Fairview, Tenn. Mrs. Wilson Ber ~
was shot and fatally wounded by neigh
Der. Mrs. John Scott and young Berry wal
shot and killed by the Scott woman's soE.
Benjamin Jackson, colored, was lynchet
by mob near Quincy, Ala. and his bod,
filed with bullets. Jackson put poison IL
we'll and three deaths resulted.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
Mn.liinaIon Nc,x..

National banks reopened to-day as fol
lows The FIRST, of Provo Utah the
Western, Of South Pueblo, Cal; the First. o,
Nashville, Tenn, and the First OF LeMsrs
la.
The Senate confirmed the nomination o.
Alexander Mcdonald OF Lynchburg, Va, tC
be Minister residen, and Consul General tt
Persia,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
IIobsters.

Lobsters often travel in regiments,
seeking new feeding grounds. Their
migrating armies are always led by
the biggest and strongest ones, whilo
the manned and weakly struggle
along behind.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
No Sunday Cars For Toronto,

The Toronto, Ont, people have voted, by
1000 to $4,000, against the running Of
street railway cars on Sunday. The street
railway employees have formed union and
threaten TO strike unless it is recognized by
the company.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
Pinnuciaiaud Commercial.

The first national bank of Nashville
Tenn, which suspended August 10, has re
sumed.
The national bank Of Sturgis, Mich, hm
been permitted to reopen lis doors.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

WHEN Fogg was thrown down by
the electric car into the lap OF dig.
niiied old lady he said he now knew
what II was TO sit in the seat OF the
scornful. Boston Transcript.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
m.n.Icr.. Acciarnl. nna an,niI,ic.

Five children of r w Whitley - Silve,
Hill, Ark, burned 10 death with tie house
while their parents were at church
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

"MINE is the business before
pleasure that you heard OF So much,"
said the man az the theatrical box
Observation-Disclosures Record.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14


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oftu; SIDE Observation-Disclosures. unO 8iftp wOsptu'
u SsVreife:
Mebfter 1t,ta 6IepelamS.

SIN letner lonpbl in 6er alten tpte III Der
neuen g8clt berltDnt geipprOenen Sot1cbdtt
bonn s. 2tuguit bat 1t3 8rGitDent @lepelano
Doe6 itber ale 8arteiflepperet erDobelt.
N1it marfigen @orten 5eigte ct in i6r,
p6aB bieIe @GDrungSIrage feline 4artet7
frage. ionnern cine Srage iebes @el6dtteS
unb iebeS 0%aus9dltes it," llnD nit be-
innberer NGrme mics er babel auf oaS
g8obl uto g8eDe Der 9lr6eiter bin.
Seine D0lige Sretbett BON Rdrteigeiit
beipie5 er in bieier 8oticbaft aber aucb oas
burcb, boB CT fiir ieine gerecbte Sa1e ben
@eiit zines Stadtsmaunes anrief lpelcber
elmer Ser geipaltigiten @e9ner ser benlotraz
tilchen 8artet mar. ST n1nnte i'm ntcbt
betm 9tamen, be3eic6nete i'm aber ais ei1elt
Der gr0Bten pou bielem 2anbe berpprgee
brac1ten StaatSmGnner uno fllDrte aus
elmer 8e6e beSlelbem Die Stelle al;
user Dor allen 9lnoeren bas b0cblte Snz
tereiie an einem bcitGnbtgen @eloe bat rrtb
am meiiten burcB urbeilupue @elebgebuug
in @el0angelegelbettcn Ietbet, oas lit Der,
pelcber lein tGgli6eS 8rob burc1 leine tGge
Itcbe Nrbett erptrbt."
Daniel 8eblter ipracb 6teie Morte int
8unbcSlenGt inn Sanuar 1884 uub 5tpar IN
ether 9teoe, tpelcbe ct gegen ben bamaltz
gen 6emofratiicben 8rdiibenten Sadion
unb gegen ben BON bieiem nacb Ser banaliz
gen 8anf Der Ser. Staaten gefibrten So7
beSitrei3 belt,
d. Subem @rpper Glepelano ienen ~treffenz
ben @ebitcr' ic6en SprIcb gerabe elmer ge>
gen ben 0emotratiiben 9bgott gertcbtetet
9teoe entnabn, betDteS CT nm 10 meDr leine
ltnpartelli6feit.
YrGiiDent GleDelanb tit Der N1iibt, Dab
9lngeIidbtS elmer 9rOBen aQgemeinen Sc
fabr, ME Sic jeBigc 8dbruagsz uno ST.
nan3>&riiiS cine lit, je0er 8arteigciit
i6Weigen Iou. 2luc6 Don 6teiem Stan6>
pu1fte aus bate er 9tec6t, Ben Geilt gSebe
iter's an5urufen. 9cnn gerabe gSebiter
CAB ia Elm rubmreic6es 8etipiel Ser Ser
%Ieuguung beS YarteigeilteS, inbem CT i'm
Sabre 1888, nac6Oem S~itbz@arolina Die
SABINE Der Qualification" aufgepflan5t
bate, nit Ser gau5ea Strait ieiuas geilteS
ben Oorber un6 nabber outs ipubti9ite DON
ibm befdmpftcn BrGitbenten Sofipn un6
oelien patriotiiche 0altl1ng unterltiiBte.
gSeblter bali bamats NIT Der 9anSen
Otaobt ietner 8eri0nItc6feit ln0 letner ME
ilbertrofenen 8ereDtlamfeit Dem Demofra7
til9en grdiibenten, pG6ren0 Elm betrGdtli>
ber She'll Der GongreB>9 Democratic gegen
Die pom bemofrottiben grditoenten ben
characterization Qualifications un6 Sez
5eifiOns@@eliiten gegeniiber etngenpmmene
fraftpOue 6altung mar. ltnD 10 ioIIten in
Der jebtgen auBerOrOentGicben GongreBiit1
5ung bic &epnblifaner, benz 9lorreicben
8etiptele 0es 9empfratenfeinoeS Meblter
f%olgeno, ben bemOfratticben 8rGfibenten
uno feline De~rnitnftige unD gerec6te Sabe
gegen tptneripenitige 9emotraten unterz
itiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
@anap,p utte @ater s1bra6aat.

Ser vSnter Ocean" felt 6elt gegens
mGrtig in G6icago beftnblic6en beutiden
6ertlleS San6op nit cbenfallS ungez
mD6nlicb fraftDoQen WGrnern aus alter
unb neuer a3eit %auiamnel1. uno CT
icbLieBt Die MeiDc nit @l6rQbam 2incoln,
BON Dem ct ipabrbcitS8enlaB ia8t; N9rabam
2incoln, ber WfdrtDrerzB rGitoent, lei Elm
Wlann BON GROCER &0rperitGrfe getpelet,
ST babe init etnem Streicbe ietn Sell
ttefer in etnen 8aumitamm 31 groben
permocbt, ais eS BET fraftDolite t0ol3DalGer
gefonnt. l1nb etnmal babe er etne1 iecD5z
bunbert 8funb ic6peren Galtbenibla8 itber
cine breite Strabe 9ei6lenOert mte elten
SeoerbaQ.
Oieie 2tngabe bes pSnter Ocean" 1T
p0utg ipa6r. l1nb nocb ptele al1bere Yro7
ben Der &0rperitGrfe Qlbra1am &tlcoln's,
Bic CT iib altcb bepa6rte, ais ct lGngit arfz
geDDrt bate, eth GRANDDAUGHTER 81 lein, tonn7
ten a19eflibrt iperben.
QtQer0ings tparen 2tncoln'S Wfusfcln
nic5t 10 entptGelt ipie Die SanOotp's, oa er,
in Der WtloniB unb IN ber Qlrn1utb altge7
pacbien, ME cine b%ernilnftt9e @%Dmnaittt
ourcboeu1ac6t bate. Nber in 6Olge ielner
i6tperen f0rperlichen Nrbeiten rnb letner
iugenbLic6en &0rperilbungen, tporutter baS
9%tingen, maren ieine Sebnen nnO Jterben
pta bon StabL.
Q8er iemals 6aS Slid bate, BON 2tncolh
npc6 in ieinen i%pateren Sa6ren i'm WetBet
@auie etnen ber5licben 9GnDebrlG 81 emf
pfangen, Der miro iib Oaran NIT etne1m
gemiicbten @efible Oes Stol3eS nrto beS
S9redens ertnnern. Die 6anb bes 10
8e9riBten Lag in Der 6arO 2incoln's ipte
in etnem S9raubitode; unb penn ct tie
gum @6icbte6e in ieiner bieoerben 8etle
i9attelte, ba bate man 0aS @erlbl, ais
pole CT @inem ben Qrm berausrelBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
% ObltDatt9feitSftts Oct Sopmltftett
TIT ~SGaaaiAS+

Die 9opuliiten in 8anias limb Bic gee
ibporenen Setnoe Der &apitaliiten. sic
rennen bieielben 8lutial9er uno 8ucberer
unb lbie6en tbnen allies l1n8lid in bic
S4ube bas ben Staat betroffen bat. Sic
berlangen bon ser 0acgierlng, baB ite i6nen
allies @elb, mas iie nur tr9enp 9ebraucben
fOnnen, 81 3pet b. $, pori9teBe.
9ennob baben bieie eblen Bopnltlten
einen 9lan ausgebedt, INN ibren not6@
letben6en 8riibern gu belfen, pie tim ftb
BET ibIimmite Salsabl6neiDer follm
i9limmer auSbenfen t0nnte. Sn ben BON
Der 0iirre beimgeiucbten GGeilen bcS nelt7
liben &aniaS wtrb es ben 8armern an
Saatfprn fe6len, uub bies ioa ant fol9e1oe
gSetie bei6afft tperoeu:
0as in 8opcfa itBcnoe Geutral>@ounctl
mill BON ben 8armern, tpelGe @etretoe ba@
ben, cine seniigenoe Wtenge auf 8org be-
icbaffen, unb eS Our9 Die @Ountp z@lerts an
Die bebarfti9en Sarmer pertbetle1 lal1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

0aS MISUNDERSTANDING Otreftortum be-
ginnt, Scbulben SIT sablen. @S bat Elm
a3e6ntel Der perbrteften Neutrality-suspicious.
o6getragen, unb penn eS bamit arch nidbt
meDr @el6 IN ben 8erfcDr gebracbt bat,
Bonn bte 8onbs iparen meiit in 6Gnoen Der
Banter, BEL benen tie beponirt, un6 Ste
3a6lung 1T NUT cine bucbbalterilbe Ope7
ration g%etDeie1, 10 tit bo6 iebe 8erringez
run9 bon S6ulOen eine 8erubi9ung ur16
cine StGrfung oes @elbmarfteS. OaB in
6olge ber erfreuliben 3unabme bes Nusz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die NliG3aDlung Ser go1z
Scll perbrieften Scbulo ieBt gclibert err
l6eint, fam gletcbfallS nicbt perfe6len, auf
Die bieltge Stimmung berubigcnb einsu7
mirfen. Wfit benz offenbar ftc9 einiteaenz
ben nermebrten 8eludb bon auSipdrts muB
cine allgemcine 8elebung uulereS @eIcbGfts
0anb in 6anb ge6en, unb ipe11n mir auch
uicbt i'm @ntiernteiten unS bes erboffterl
groBen @ewinneS burcb bte WeltausiteQung
c~rfrcuen iperben, 10 lGBt it6 bocb NIT glenn
licber 8eitimmtbcit criparten, baB bic lebten
Wtonate uno gcnllg brtngen perben, UNI
peni8itens Die NlSlagen Sit retten.
Sin anbereS bolfuunNspoles 53eichen
iinO bic in peri6ieoenen &beilen bes 9an@
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Sic 1tn8etptBbett 1tttS Der abipeIemSC
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LANCE Der GongreB ilber ben 8oricblag 6es
BrditOenten fetne 9eniigenbe @ntibejDung
getroffen bat.
9SaS DaS rationale 9(bgeDr0neten6aus
bctrifft, 10 lit 2luSltcbt por1anoen, 6aB eS
bort eilleun getroffenen l1eberetnfpmmen
gelndB nac6 5lp%eitp0cbigen @erbanbluu7
gen nno &dmpfen 5ur GntibeiOung in Der
Stlberfra9e fOmmcn mtrb. Ser &anpf
otebt it'd nm Die l6auptfrage: unbeoingte
@initeQung Der Sllberant6ufe, pie Der
ipeitsDtrgtniid5e 9emofrat QSillon tie I'M
@tnoeritGnoniB nit 0em YrGii6enten beam
tragt bat, DOer @lnitclIung I'm 0en Tie III
einem Betrrge macbenben Yreis Ser Silber>
trctprGgung, DDer Die Nbldbaffung bes S6crz
man@geiebcS Inn ben ebetlo gefGbrlichen
8ret5 bet QSiebereinfIibrung bes 8lan6z
Oelebe5.
Sllll1erbIn lit 0pftllltng b0%rban0en, 6aB
i'm 0au1e trDB Der ipiltbenDen @egenan>
1trengungen Ser Silber0emDfraten Der 8nrz
icbtag oeS YrditDcnten burcb bie ~Dereinigten
Stimmen DOn 9tepublifanern unb perniluf=
tigen 0enlOfrGten ltegen mir6.
Mlro aber Der Senat cine e10giiltiQe
@ntlbetoung ni1t Deribleppen? 0oer ltn6
IN ibnn Die Au5itc9teu ebenio ertrdgli6 pic
inn 6auS?
Sorerlt bat bic bemofratiic6e Wte6r6eitsz
Bartet t1n Senat nDb NIGHTS 8eitimmtes
sur 6eltiteQllrg elmer 6riit, ODER iiberbaupt
zines uOeoorS" Der 8er0enblungen get6an.
Die Sdc6e I1egt in ben 6Groen zines BON
Der Yartet : Beriamntlung bcn1ofratiider
Sendtorel etngeieBten Steering Com
mittee" .(9lusi6uiies gum Stenern bes
oemotratt7ben ScbtffS), III beiien SptBc
Der WtarDlanoer Senator @ormau iteht.
0ter Wfttglicocr bieies 9(usi6uiieS itn6 entz
ibicoene Srciltlbcrleute nm orei befirz
iDOrten lnlnltuln0en ben 8ori6lag bes
g rditoentel1; Don benz DieIge!panbten @or>
man Ie16it ipeiB 9lieman6, ipie CT gegenz
pdrtig III Der Srd9e ite6t. 6pffentlicb.
iptr0 Ct ober allf icbe1 Sal gegen cine ST.
gr0Be Nusoebnung 0er SenatS> Debate iein.
Smmer9in braucbt man auf bie 6offz
nlng, 0aB bei0e 6Glier ii6 i'm Gimme 6es
8rGitOenten %eintgen perben, nid6t su ber5
5i6telt.
2eioer i9etnt 8rdiibent Glebelan6, Ser
itb in iitngiter 3eit bon leiner beiten Seite
3eigte, Elm ernitlic6 franter Wtann al iein.
@r ipirb ans ieiuem Observation-Disclosures an
Der Wtduiefalfcnbai in Walia9uiettS icbtperz
LID ami mioeripenitige GongreBbemotraten
einen iptrfSamen GinfluB ausiibcn f6nnen.
g8dre ct bios ipegen pes beDoritcbenben
6amilienereiguiiics gerabe iebt bon Q8af6z
tngton abtpeien6, Damn bate ct nicbt bal6z
a:1tli6 befannt 9cmabt, baB ct allcb ieiner
etgencn GelunoDeit baI6er ipieber an beiagz
fer Sal pcripeilt.
l8dbrenO aber GlebelQn6'S peri6nGicbc
Gtnipirfung IN ben nGcbiteu 8odcu entz
belrt tuerOen muB, Wir6 iicb bic ieines