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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
SUBLIME ASSURANCE.
Worlds Fair oficial Photographers
Get in Hot Water.


Chicago, June u A man named
Arnold and Harlow Higginbotham, who
who secured consession as the Of
ficial and only photographers on the
Worlds Fair grounds at salary Of
$1,000 year and 10 per cent. on all
work. which meant about $4,000, have
succeeded by officiousness in getting
themselves tangled up with the coun-
Gil Of the administration. and Ill prob
ably be disciplined They went so far
as to declare that representatives Of
illustrated newspapers could not make
sketches on the grounds, and yester-
day one Of these artists was arrested
and taken before Arnold. who consti-
tuted himself magistrate for the oc-
casion and utterly ignored the permit
issued to the artist by Director-Gen-
eral Davis. When information of this
reached the director general, he was
wroth. and the matter was referred to
the council of the administration.
The German commissioners made a
complaint against them today to the
effect that Arnold refused to return
the negatives of photographs taken
of paintings in the German section of
the fine art gallery. The United States
government signed an agreement that
all negatives of photographs or other
exhibits should be returned to the
commissioners.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
CHINESE EXCLUSION QUESTION
An Important Decision by the State
Department Yesterday.
THE ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATES
All Chinese cupsuIs In Foreign Countries
Authorized to Issue Certificates Of
Identify.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, June 7.--A problem
which has been giving more or less
trouble to the government officials was
decided toiey 1t relates to the issu-
ance Chinese certificates of identity
and has been the subject of considera-
Bile correspondence between the state
department and the treasury bench of
service. Some time since Secretary
Carlisle received a communication from
the collector at San Francisco, stating
that he was informed by the consul at
Hongkong that he was unable to as
certain that the Chinese government
has given any authority to any Of It's
officers to issue certificates to me1-
chants and other Chinese persons Of
the exempt class. Under the sixth Sec
ton OF the Chinese exclusion ack,
which permits such persons to come
into the United States provided they
are furnished with certificates by their
government of their right to enter this
country, their title or Official rank,
age type. physical popularity and
present occupation or profession, and
place Of residence in China, and that
the person to whom the certificate Is
issued is entitled in conformity with
our treaty to come into the United
States. Upon receipt Of this infornla-
ton, Secretary Carlisle wrote to the
state department stating the facts set
forth and requested that steps be
taken at once to ascertain definitely
and accurately what is the nature Of
of the instructions Of the imperial
government to its consular officers, and
also whether any caution has been
taken by that government with respect
to the issuance of certificates to per-
sons of the exempt class by the officers
in China. Secretary Gresham replied
with an enclosure from the Chinese
minister at Washington, in which the
minister states that customs officers
are authorized to issue certificates of
identity to such Chinese persons other
than laborers who desire to come to
the United States. and that all Chin
esq consuls in foreign countries are au-
thorlzed to issue such certificates Of
identity. The treasury department Isl
bound to respect these statements or
the Chinese minister. and the certifi-
Gates will b rec ptc5,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
THE COMMISSION NAMED.
olympia's New Capitol Building viii
Be Begun Shortly.

Olympia June 7.--Governor McGraw
today appointed the long-looked-for
capitol commission, consisting of Ed
mund Rice, Tacoma; John McReavy,
Union City, and ]. F. Glover, of Spo-
kane. The commission will call for
plans for building costing $1,OOO,OOO,
to be erected on the present capitol
site at Olympia, and will award four
prizes, the architect furnishing the
best plan to be the architect of the
building; the second to receive $i,5O0;
the third, $1,000, and the fourth, $500.
Work can proceed as soon as the COM
mission qualities, and the building
must be completed by January, 1889.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
PREPARING FOR THE FRAY.

Columbus o., June THE republi-
can state convention met here this
Afternoon for the purpose Of NOM
mating state ticket and firing the
first gun in renewal of the fight after
the national defeat. The rival leaders,
Sherman and Foraker. were absent.
though their friends were on the
ground to that no undue advantage
was taken. 1t seems probable in the
advance action that the present officers
will be re-nominated. In Governor Nc
Kinley's case 1t was scarcely concealed
that the expectation was that II sue
cessful In the race 1t would make him
the logical candidate for president in
the next campaign.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
Pacific Northwest club,


Chicago, May ~, 1888.
To the Editor: On Saturday. tho
10th. Hon. s. c. Wheelwright, ex-mayor
OF Tacoma, died at his rooms In Chicago
His funeral took place Monday, and
owing to the fact that no announce
ment was made Of his death, none OF
his many western friends attended his
remains on their last journey.
The failure Of this amlable and brill
liant gentleman to establish his Wash
ington headquarters at Chicago seemed
to press bitterly upon his memory. and
his last days were filled with regret
that he was unable to take care OF
those who had generously supported
him in the measure.
His last letter. delivered after his
death, was written to the management
OF the Pacific Northwest Club, request
ing them to look after his 300 members
free Of further expense.
In answer to the request Of this un-
fortunate victim Of tender sensibilities.
we hereby agree to care for all his sub
scribers free OF charge. II you Will
kindly notify the Washington subscrib-
ers OF this arrangement It may not on
" afford them convenience, but will
also bear to them the assurance that
the last act ofthe dead was TO arrange
for the living who had rendered him
substantial encouragement In DroDo-
sition which has since met with the
Endorsement Of nearly all western
states.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST CLUB,
President, r. W. Mitchell. Portland.
Secretary. c. N. Miller. Chicago
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
coMPLIMENr To J1M NIL.

ST. Paul. June LA great muni-
cipal and Industrial parade was held
here this morning in honor of the
Great Northern Railroad and its bull
de, James j. HILL The we9iher was
beautifully bright and the city pro-
fusely decorated
The Quadrennial congress Of the
Loyal Legion assembled here this
morning. and was welcomed by the
mayor. The congress then took up
the routine business. This Afternoon
the members Viewed the Great North
ern parade.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
BRAVE TIREMEN PERIs1I.

San Francesca. June IA disastrous
confagration occurred here this morn-
ing which destroyed thirteen residences
in the western addition near the en-
trance to Golden Gate Park. Three
firemen perished in the flames, another
was fatally injured and o number
badly bruised and burned. The firemen
who lost their lives were playing a
hose on burning building, when with
out minutes warning chimney top
pied over, buring the men in the de-
hria
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
MR.. MuLKEY DISMISSED.

Tacoma, June L.. The state demo-
cratic headquarters gives out infor-
nation that c. j. Mulkey, special agent
Of the treasury has been dismissed
from the service. and that Leslie Gull
lqm, of Port Townsend, a personal
friend Of Collector Saunders, has been
appointed in his place. MullSey is a
brother-in-law of Senator Dolph. and
was appointed by President Arthur.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
CONFIDENCE IN SPOKANE.

Spokane. June indications today
are that the flnapciaI storm has
parsed. All the banka opened on time
this morning and announced that they
were prepared for all comers These Il
no crowd at any OF the banks. II Is
Impossible to obtain statements Of The
exact liabilities and assets Of the four
suspended banks. Bank Examiner VIII
son is here and the bookkeepfr5 are
at work preparing Information, but for
the present the officers refuse to give
out any figures. All say. however.
that the assets largely exceed the lia-
biIItIes Merchants and others are Of
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
rREIaHT RATEs REDUCED.

st. Paul, June THE Great North
ern will put into effect a sweeping re-
iuction on the rates from the twin
citias, Mississippi 1lver points and
Chicago and Milwaukee common
points. to north Pacific coast points,
including Spokane. Wash, Helena and
Butte Mont, ON merchandise. The
present flrst-class rates are on o basis
OF 50 pc hundred pounds, The sched-
ule will be as follows: Irirst-class, $2,Os;
second-claFs. si.s4; third-class. $3.50
fourth-class. s1.Oo; flfth-class, $3.50.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
CHINESE ADMIRERS.

New York, June 1.-THE thirty-flfth
annual report Of the chamber fcom-
merce once more takes up Chinese ex-
cIusion. holding that It Is In disregard
Of the treaty obligations and not only
diacredItable to the United States as a
nation. but dIsadyantaeeous to the
United States as a commercial people
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
INDICTED FOR CoNsPIRAcY

Pittsburg June THE grand jury
returned true bill against c. A. Cof-
fin, Of Boston. president OF the General
Electric Company, and several former
employees Of the Westinghouse Com
pany for conspiracy to secure tracings
and prints Of certain machinery owned
by the Westinghouse Company.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
BOOTHS FUNERAL.

New York. T. Edwin Booths body
will be buried Friday afternoon in
Mount Auburn cemetery. near Boston.
The funeral service win be held in this
city at $3.50 a. m. in the church Of
the TRANSPORTATION, the little church
around the corner.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
TRIBUTE 10 THE DEAD.

The following letter from the Pacific
Northwest Club, Chicago, to the Post
Intelligencer, illustrates the character
Of the late lamented Samuel A. Wheel
wright, a account Of whose suicide ap-
peared a few days ago in these col
umns:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
rHE sIruATIoN HoPEFuL.


Washington, June 7-senator Man
derson, president pro tenn OF the senate,
said today that he did not believe the
situation to be nearly as bad is ii
looked. I'VE are. said he. more
frightened than hurt. There is no
foundation for the alarm that is felt"
Speaking Of the prospects Of repeating
the Sherman law. he said:
THE Sherman law cannot be re-
peal by the next congress unless sub
stituted by the free coinage Of silver In
some form They may put more sll-
yer in the dollar. but free coinage
viii be insisted upon as condition to
the repeal Of the Sherman law"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
PLEASED WITH THE RECEPTION.

Chicago, June 1.-THE Duke Of vara-
qua and party left the city late this
evening for Columbus Ohio. The Du-
cal party was escorted to the depot by
mounted police and cavalry men. The
duke said; THE six weeks have spent
IN Chicago have been the happiest Of
my life. can never forget the recep-
tion / have had at the hands Of the
people, andnever can repay the debt +
owe them.''
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
THE REWARD OF GENIUS.

Albany. Or. June. 1.-TWO mechan-
les Of this city, George II. cramner
and william Galloway are about to
receive a fortune out Of car coupler
which they invented, and upon which
tlrv aeve been working recently. To-
dry they signed contract with the
Aea4i. Il Association Of Inventors for
the sale Of their patent for $4,000 cash
cad $4,000 in stock In the COM
pany for their manufacture, Railroad
men say the coupler is simple and com
plete and viii come into general use.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08

fering to take certificates OF deposit
and checks on any oSstt.h,e suspended
banks.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08
uP wITH THE PROCESSION.

Washington, June 4 The secretary
intention Of the Russian government
to raise the rank Of its mission here to
an embassy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-08

Fargo is the metropolis Of North Da-
kota. 1t is on the Red River. and an
important railroad center. 1t has three
daily newspapers. Some years ago
Fargo was the liveliest and most pros
porous place in North Dakota It Is
still the leading wheat market OF the
state. Moorhead is on the opposite
side Of the river.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19
Snlano.

so mpbis, Ienn., Is. Sanuar.
Niemals in ber @ei9i9te unlcres Staas
tes bat cine lol9e talte Mitterllng 9ez
berrl9t. 9lui auen Gtr0men treibt bos
Sis, unb Elm lol9er S9neeiaQ bat wobl
nod nie in Gennenee itatt9efunoen.
Sdmmtti6e 3ii9e tommen uerlpatet an
uno mande boben 9ans einseiteut wer<
ben miiNen. 9lu9 in 0loro Carolina
uno i'm 1ucitli9en &entudp bat ale 9lr:
belt i'm Treien auf9eb0rt.
Prd foent Sarri on bat uole
Nmncltte fit ale unter Sem Gjclct pom
%. Mars 1882 1pe9en gi9amie, Yoly>
gamie ooer ln9eletlidcn 3ulammenlcz
bens uerurtbeilen obcr ltraibaren Yerz
lonen in lttab erlailen. Gbcilbafti9 bic
ler Nmnc ltic louen ale Yerl onen lciu,
pei1e jei1 Dem l. 9iopewber 1892 ni9t
segen Die @eiete ueritoBen baben; jeood
inter BET ausoriidli9en BeOingrng, baB
iie audi in 3utunft ben Sc leten BET
Ser. Staatcn 9eboriam bleiben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Su Waorio bat am @eibno3tstase
bic @riinbuns ber eriten euanselii6en
STRIDE itatt9efunben. 9lue tetnoleli9en
&uno9ebunscn, an benen ii6 AUDI Sae
men bes boben Noels bur@ unmittelbore
Sdri:te Bel BET &0nisins@esentin Be-
tbeilisten, iinb ebenio sei@estert, ,pie es
ni9t selunsen 1T, bur@ 3ulammenrot>
tunsen auf ber StraBe oas liberole
Minilterium Sasaita einsul9idtern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Gs. lit erfreuli6, oaB es in ben
Staaten menisltcns einen @ouuerneur
9iebt, ,uelder nibt 'u.e bic &ate nm ben
beiBen Brei I'M Bic Deitle Tra9e swiz
l9en capital uno 9lrbeit berum9ebt. Sn
ieinerr rSabresbotldaft la9t @ou. ,Sloper
pom 9le'u Yort ben '6erren Gapitoliiten
gang berbc Babrbeiten. Siebepolle be-
banpluns, tiirsere 9lrbeitsitunocn uno
'uom0sli9e 9obnuer6eNerun9 wiiroen
bcrt Capital ouf bic Oauer nebr 9}uten
brinsen, wie Die Streits nit ibrem Glenn
im @ciol9e; iie wiiroe 0as Oarnieoerz
lie9eu GROCER Snoultrien ucrbii>en, ocr
Nrbeiter piiroe nit 9r0Bcrer 2uit feline
Yft9t erfiiuen, Elm freunolides Gerbdltz
nib 5wil9en 9lrbeit9eber un0 9lrbeiter
,uiirbe an bic Steue pon l1nsufrieoenbeit
.uno Streits treten. Gr empfieblt, oaB
aQe Staaten Velese benotbl9en, melde
benz &apital iowie bem 9lrbeiter 9leide
&e4te ii6ern, es 1uiiroen oann llnruben
uno i Blutucr9ieBcn, lowie 3eri rit0runs
uon @i9entbum, pie lie I'M letten Sabre
uot9stpmn1en, 81 ben Seltenbeiteu sebaz
rem. Das linb soloene @orte unb iol1z
ten betreffenoen Srtes beber;ist meroen.
(St. @roir Yoit.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19
MuSIauD.

Qonbon, Is. Sanuar. 9lus ct.
Saul be 2oanoe tommt oie 9ta9rid)t non
einem fur6tbaren lln9lii6, uel6es iid
in Der Ndbe pon Menbota susetra9en
bat. Dalelbit itono ein BON Guropdcrn
uno gin9eborenen oi6t belcbtcr3ug 9ln
oenlelben lollte Elm nit As &iiten 0ynaz
init uno 80 6dilern S@iebpuluer belas
oener Wa9gon angebdn9t 1pcroen. lin
6enlelben gu bolen muBte bie locomotive
ber9ab fabren, Der Soc comotiuiiiDrcr lief
sielelbe etpos 81 i@nell laufen, 10 oab
iie nit DEM @iitcrwasen sulommcniticb.
SIM lelben 2lu9enblife erplooirte AUDI
bas Dpnamit uno wuroen so Ecrjonen
ouf Der @teue 9et0otet, 1,no cine arobc
Qlnsabl per,punbet. llntcr Ben Gobtcn
efinOet ii3 AUDI 2equenc, Bet Yrdiiocnt
bet vSociete 9lnonpme Sel9e".
9Sie BET rTr. 3ts." aus pambur9
9emeloet miro, nimmt Sic Scunru5i9un9
oer Bep0lterun9 iiber bos Wieocraut>
treten Der GboIera crbebli9 su. Gbats
ia3li@ 1T bic GAIL Der doleroarti9ca
Grtrantun9en nidt unerbeblid. Man
beaesnet oer Gransportirun9 uon &ronz
ten, iowie Ser Desiniisirun9 benuttcr
@asen uno StraBen bdufig. Die uon
oer Gommiiiion uerOfientli4ten Tdue
iino nur iolde, BET oencn tbatla9Iid)
Gbolero fonitatirt 1T. Snswii9en mcrz
ben bic Setampfun9smoBregeln aui Oas
5or9lamitc er9riiien. 9luffoueno 1T,
oaB nit Dem Wieocrauftreten Der &rant>
beit Gin nn9ew0bnl,6 nicocrer Maller>
itano BET Glbe u,eoerum ;uiammenfa faQt.
8e5 fit bic Stimmun9
BET Tran;oicn aubcrbalb Der 9ouptitabt
lit fol9enoe Mcloun9 aus Nontes: Die
Oeputirten GjuiQcment nno Sibiue
muroen in elmer Nablcrucrl lammlun9
our6 bic 3uruie n Gjebet oas Yanamaz
@jclo beraus, v&ommcraui(oinn9 ucrz
bobnt. 0la9 S@lub oer Scriommluns
gen iettcn ii@ bic &uno9ebun9en ae9en
bic 0eputirtcn auf Der Strobc fort.
Die Tii5rer oer 9lrbciterparteien allcr
Sdattirun9cn uereinbortcn ein 9cmcin>
James Ero9ramm umo einc erneutc 9(tz
tion BEL ben na6itenQSaDlcn. Die Pol>
iibiliitcn erlieBen ein Woniieit, NORM
iie bic NuflOiun9 Der &ammcr nnb Bic
Neuiiion ocr Gerfoilun9 iorbcrn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Waibinston 1pieoer ber9eiteQt bate, be-
lette ct am l3. Wtai Baltimore, bas it9
nit gjewalt Dem Ourdmarl3e bet
l1nionstruppen ,uioerlett batte. 2in>
coin ernannte i'm oafiir 5um @enerals
major in ber Uolfsarmee uno iibertru9
linn bas Departement BON 0ir9inia nit
Dem 6auptquartier Su Sort Monroe.
SIM Nuault 1851 nabm er in Scrbins
ouns NIT Dem Commodore Strin9banl
oas Sort t0otteras uno am 25. Npril
1862 nit llnterltiituns ber 6lotte 9bs
miral Tarru9ut's Die Staot 0&eru Orlez
aus. Dur9 feline riidlidtloien, besiebz
unssweile 9raui iamen MaBre9eln, tie ct
9e9en bic 8elie9ten er9riii, murbe man
in @albiu9ton ueranlaBt, i'm I'M gtoz
pember 1862 eines Gommanoos Su ent>
1eben, uub erlt inn Stuff 1868 wuroe CT
wieber militdril d uerwanot, um oie in
9tem Dort ausgebro9enen Tetrutirun9sz
t,1multe Su unteroriiden. Sm 6riiblin9
1864 bema6ti9te er li6 ais YefeNsbas
BET Der 9lrmee oes Sames fluNes bur4
9el@idtes W}an6uer BET Eoi iitiou Don
Bermuda '6unoreo, poour3 Sic Terbins
bun9 pon 0ti@n1onb uao petersburg
bur9bro9en rpuroe. SIM 9lusuit be-
itano er swei iie9rei@e G5efe@tc Bel
Strapberrp Nlains uno bel Deep 8otz
tom unb nabm baun nit ieiner 9(rme
an ben Opcrationen Grants se9en @i@s
mono uno petersburg Ebeil. Spater
auf ein Grpeoition 9e9en Wilmin9ton,
Nortb Carolina 9eianot, CAB CT oieles
llnternebmen ais unausfiibrbar auf uno
wurbe besbalb leines Gommanoos entz
boben.
Ct mar 6ausmitslieo oes uier5islten,
acknowledgement, sweiz uno oreiunouiers
s19iten Gon9re6es uno murbe int Sabre
1862 ais Democrat gum @ouuerneur
Don Maila9uletts er1pablt. .>'s7 1.sssas
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Stt elmer Qln5abl BON Staaten traten
tiirsli9 bic 2e9islaturen in Situns nno
in einisen oauon fam es bel bcr Srsani:
jatiun su auerbano Pldnfeleien, 10 in
Montana, Wpoming, Galiiornien nno
&aulas. Sn letterem Staate ipielte ii@
ant Dienitas bel oer Gr0finuns Der borz
ti9en @toats9elet9ebuns einc re9t inte>
reilante @cene ab. Die Noltspartei
uno bic Nepublitaner uerfii9en lit jener
&0rperidaft betonntlid 10 5iemli3 iiber
bic sleide NRit9lieoersabl unb 10 iudte
benn jcoe oerielben Bel Der Organization
bic Gontroue gu erlangen. Das Jte>
lultat mar, boB in Elm uno oemielben
3immer Spei Gelcesebunsen 81 Stanoe
tamen. Douglas 1uuroe pon Den Nez
publitanern uno Ounsmore pon ben
Yopuliiten als Spre@er erwablt. 8eiz
be beltiegen 6enSprc@erit itanb unoS9ul>
ter at S@ulter itebenh, leiteten ile pon
bort aus ibre reipectiuen 9(btbeilun9en
nno bielten glei@5eitis ibre @nlpra@en,
rpabrenb bic beioen Trattionen, feif entz
i9lo6en ousSuborren, auf lbren Siten
blicben. So 9ins bic @ei6idte Bis
na9 Mitterna9t, no Don ben bc'oen
Goriitern elm Waffenitiutano uerelnbart
muroe un6 10 lesten iie ii@, in elmer
Dede semidelt, frieoli3 neben einanber
auf ber Ylatform GUT 0tube, mabreno es
ii9 bic M}it9lieoe: auf ibren Stiiblen
ober ant TuBbooen 10 bequem ais mo9z
lid madten. Tim 10 l1br am nd@lten
Gage 9m9 bet Gang bon 0feuem los.
Snsuii9en batten Sic goltspartei> Senaz
loren, na@ uoran9eaan9enem Caucus,
cine llnterreoun9 nit benz Staatsonz
malt uno Dem @oupernellr Qe,peQin9,
NO bel9lo11en muroe, te1ner bet beloen
6auler ansuertcnnen uno Die 9ln9ele9enz
beit einem @9ieos9eri@t gu unterbreiten
Das Ste iultat oieicr l1nterreoun9 wuroe
alsbalo ben erid0pften 9feprdientanten
mitsetbeilt, ,uorauf na3 uebereintomz
men gerta9un9 bisDonneritos erfol9te.
Gs fam inoeB gu feinem GompromiB
uno lomit iebcn ii@ Ser @ouuerneur
uno Ser Senat ueranlaBt bas Soltspar>
tei>,0aus als bas seletli3e an;uertcn=
men. DaNelbc uouenoete oaraufbiu lci:
ne Organization uno iit enti@loNen, ,ii3
ni9t mebr uerordn9cn gu la1en. Oie
&epublitaner ba9e9en baben bic piilfe
Ser @eri9te in 9lnipru@ 9enommen unb
lomit 1T es l3wer 81 ia9en, wer ais
@ieser aus benz &f beruorseben
mirb.
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9lus Ocnt Staat.

8e1 BET leete @o9e in S1. Saul
ltatt9ebabtem Sabresueri iammlrn9 oer
Staatsz Mderbauseieuidait muroe Be-
idIoilen bieies .Sabr. int Sntereile Der
@eltausfeuuns in Gbicaso, teine
Staats=Tair abwbalteu.
Wt WtinneapoIis beanlpru9t iett
cine @epSlternns por 100000, wdbz
reno es uor ;ebn sSabren taum $4,000
8e'uolncr sablte. 0ie Grseusniiie iciz
ner 8obriten i'm Sabre 1892 crrei@ten
einen Mcrtb uon 100 Miuionen 0ol<
lars, mas elmer 3unabme uon 20 Tros.
9e9cn bas Vorjobr 9leidtommt, uno Die
,0ol;proouttion betru9 4ss Nsiuioncn
TuB. Die Wlublen bet Stoot proou=
sirten o,747,325 TaB Mebl. Gie
ei9entbumsuerfaufe belieicn iid)
auf % Millionen Dollars, unb I Dlilz
lionen Nouars ,pur5en auf Neubautcr
per,panbt.
Sn Oulutb brad leeten Jreita9 IN
fribcr Morscn itunoe our6 eine gascr<
plo o1ion int ct. 2ous t0otel ein Teue>
aus, bur9 ,ucl1eS oallelbc in un9eidbr
cincr Stunoe uoui itdnoi9 ;eritOrt wuroc
0ic Snioilen mubtcn gum eroBten Gbcil
ii@ nit 3uriifloiun9 ibrer !%>obc retten.
gs miro jeood befiirdtet, oob flint
Gii1cnmGhdcu ibreu Soo in Den SLANT
men 9cfunoen baben. Oas 6euer orobte
audi ben 2idtbof bcs anitoBcnoen @ri9bz
ton ootels 81 scrit0ren, wuroc jcood
nod re6tseiti9 9cl0idt. Ger G5eiommts
ldooen iiberiteist $4,000 uon ocnen
mr. $35, 900 our9 gerii3eruns 9eoedt
linb.
Der Yrcis ocr &obleu lit um biele
3eit Elm @e9enltano uon mcbr ols &C.
,pobnliber Bcocutl1n9; $s.s5 Bic Tonnc
bier in ct. Saul ms t6ous 9clicicrt!
(lno bci Den O}icnen in YennlYluanlo
aui sic Gars 9claoen, foiten lie ;wei
Oollors bic Come. gHiiroc man fir
ben transport pon &oblen oieielbcn
Staten fcitleten, fir Die man 9SclSen
unb Mcbl uon bicr no6 9(cw Oorf
transport,rt, 10 fonntcn &oblcn ($5artz
toblen) in ct. Saul fir 81 bis s5 nics
oer9clc9t werbcn. llno 9cltottcn mir
Dem Nctoiler 3arauf ct1cn Troflt pon
$3.50 sic Gonnc, bann ioQten &c9lcn
bier fir $3.50 bis $3.50 per Come
perfauft wcroen t0nncn. Die itbrl>
qcn 81. 35 bis S3.35, bic nit pet Come
mcbr bc;aJlcn miiiicn, ltcft Die eomb'~
nation ein, wcl9e ben &oblentransport
untcr Gontro(le bat. Gs 1T oas niez
oertrd6ti9itc Fliinocriyltcm, 'peldcs lid
nur oenten ldBt, uno cs l9cint, Dap
mir uns umionit nnd 9lbbiilie umiebcn.
(Solfs;t9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

0op. Mlt8clo, BET erite bemo>
tratiI1e @ouperneur pon Suinois ieit
bent Birsertriese, wurbe am Oienitas
lit letter 8ode NIT 9roBem Yomp in
iein Mmt einsefiibrt. Prominente De-
motraten aus aQeu SbeiIen oes 9anoes,
barllnter bet neuer1udblte Nice>Yra iioent
Steuen Jon ,uobnteu Set Teier Bel.