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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25

The Democracy of Delaware approve Of
this action and urge all Democrats to vote
at the coming election in favor of u con-
lention to revise the Constitution Of the
State. --Deniorati STATE PLATFORM.
In the carnestness of the contest over
the issues between the parties, voters
should not lose sight of the vote for or
against Constitutional Convention.
The Democratic Legislature has given
the opportunity to vote on that question
at the time and place of tue general
election. The voters will all be out. 1t
will take little trouble for them to record
thor sentiments in favor of u conyen-
ton.
The present Constitution was framed
sixty-three years ago. Under 1t Della
ware has enjoyed the blessings Of a
stable and free government.
But during the long period that the
Constitution has remained practically
unchanged, many changes have occurred
In tho habits, opinions, and condition in
life of the people. 1t is high time for
changes in the Constitution. 1t needs,
in fact, general revision.
So far as we know, there is no other State
whose constitution has not been revised
more recently than our own.
Both political parties have formally
expressed their approval of holding a
Constitutional Convention. The Demo.
cratic party, at least, is very much in
earnest about the matter.
Let every voter deposit his ballot for
a convention. Those who do not vote
at all on that question will DO counted
against q convention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25

u. B. Rogers has bought the Tybout
farm, near New Castle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25
TINE LloUoR LioENsss.
The List of Those Who VIII Apply ut the
November Term of CpuFt.

The following persons will apply at
the November term of the court of gen
eral sessions for licenses to sell intoxi-
eating liquors:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03

Did you not expect to saddle the
debt, without authority, on the tax
mayors by Recommendation to the
Legislature?
Have you not now sevcnty-fivo men
engaged and siXty-eight storchousrs
rented for which salaries and rent n, q
paid. and does it not take $6, 900 every
month to pay for the same?
Could not ono storehouSo and two
men hold and guard the supply On
hand?
What became of the per cent. re-
bate allowed every quarter on all whis-
key bought from firms in the liauor
trust, (thc trust in which the Mill
Crock Distillery is), and don't you know
that the German American Bank of
Peoria, ILL.,. sends checks for the re-
bates allowed, TO all merchants pur-
chas ing from the trust?
Why is there not statement in
your State Dispensers report of the
aggregate amounts of these rebates :?
And as there is not. where is the
money collected on tho thousands of
gallons?
Are not your Dispensers receiving
now half salaries?
Is not Dispenser Traxler getting
half salary? If not, how much ? From
what fund are his and tho other Dis
pcnScrs and the store rent being.,paid?
Have you not declared, or is it not
your purpose to open tho Dispcnsary
again on August lst ?"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03
AT BENNETTSVILLE.

BENNETTSVILLE. S. c., Juno 27.-
Gov. Tillman struck out on q new line
at the campaign meeting here to-day.
This is the place where he began his
fight for reform nine years ago, his
memorable speech against the old
oligarchy" having been made in the
court house here at a meeting of the
Farmers Association. Possibly he
sounded the keynote to-day of new
fight that he intends to lead, and that
will take in q much larger area than
South Carolina. He trumpeted n com.
ing mighty battle for greenbacks, and
called on the South and West to drop
all side issues and make the fight on
that alone.
There were about 500 persons pros
ont, and the meeting was quiet and
orderly. In his speech the Governor
said "The Republicans are Hamil-
tonians and the antis are at heart Re-
publicans They are no more Demo
Gratis than | am negro.
Cleveland Is not honest to-day, or
else he Is the most damnable traitor
that has ever held that seat. shouted
the Governor amid applause. Cleve-
land and his so-called Democratic Con-
gress were responsible for the poverty
stricken condition of the country. Eng
land had bribed Congress through
Wall street. Before they went to
Washington and bought the nomina-
tion of Cleveland. They also bought
Harrison's nomination.. They were
happy, and made tho people pay the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03
"A QUEER INSANITY.
An Indiana Woman Spends Forty
Three Years Alonc in IL Dark

Ihfcc cafS At0nc IN dark
Room.
~ most remarkable case has been de-
vclOped near the village of Winthrop,
Indiana, which affords physicians q
new field for investigation.
torty-thrcc years ago Mrs. Perry
James, became insane, her peculiarly
being an aversion to company and u
desire to be perfectly alone. She was
not dangerous, but her wish to become
seclusive was SO great that she was
provided with room ut her own home
whore she has lived hermit life for
iorty-thrce years, being cared for by
her husband until he died. four years
ago, and later by her two daughters.
So close did she keep herself that
neighbors moved into the community.
and children grew to manhood and
womanhood without knowing of her
presence. And it, is even said that a
son-in-law, while doing everything
possible for her comfort, lived in the
same house for many years without
even seeing her. The afflicted wo-
mans pecuiarities were apparently
satisfied by the scclusion granted her,
for she lived in that little room con
tcntcdly, and with little trouble to
those about her, from young woman
hood until old age, she being now in
her seventy-lifth year. This week she
began to show q return of reason. and
made inquiry concerning relatives and
neighbors whom she know before hci,
mind became affected. Many of them
had moved to other parts, some had
died, but there were three or four who
still remained, and when she expressed
desire to oscc them they were brought
into her presence. She convcrscd
nationally on common subjects, and
cvinced desire to once more emerge
into the world and become one of its
actors. Her aversion to meeting peo-
pie has disappeared, her peculiarities
arc dissolving, and upon subjects with
which she is convcrsant she talks with
freedom and clearness. There are in
dications that she will fully recover her
mental faculties if her life is spared.
One of her hallucinations that have
passed from her was that the air was
full of balloons filled with men, all
coming toward her.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03

him in the Presidents room, Just OIL
the Senate chamber. That room is u.s.
ually kept locked and it is only opened
by special request. There was awhis-
pered conference among tho Populist
Senators in the corridor before the ;
went into the room with Senator Irby.
The door was locked and they rcmaiu-
ed within over half an hour. They
lett word with u messenger to notify
them If roll-call was ordered before
they concluded their deliberations.
When the conference was over all of
the participants declined to reveal
what occurred, saying they had
pledged themselves to secrecy. 1t is
understood they decided to cooperate
with the Republicans in opposing tho
the sugar schedule as amended by tho
finance committee when the question
comes in tho Senate for final considcra-
tion. Senator Irby was equally rcti-
cent as to the proceedings of the eau
Gus, although he remarked that he had
heard enough today to convince him
that Senators Allen and Kyle will vote
against the compromise tariff bill.
When the Democratic managers in
the Senate heard that the POnulists
were in caucus with Senator lrby thcy
were considerably annoyed by the in
ctuenG, ana u conference between Sena-
tors German, Cockrell and Faulkner
was held in the appropriations com
mittcc room.
After going over the situation Soma
tor Faulkner said that while il was
probable that tho final vote on the su-
gar schedule may be vely close, vet
there arc enough votes to sustain the
committee, even if the three Populists
and Senators Hill and Irby should vote
with the opposition. 1t is claimed that
the Democrats have enough Republic
can votes in reserve to sustain the
committee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03
ROMANCE AND CRIME,
Married, Robbed and Cruelty Desert
cd-Starvation and Insanity the Re
SuIt.

cd Starvation and Insanity the Re
suit.
The Columbia State tells the follow-
ing story of cruelty and dcscrtion:
All remember the famous Charles +.
II. Gates, the sailor detective. who
came to South Carolina some years
ago. The story of the thrilling expert
once in the. Lexington jail when the
negro Leaphart was shot to death is
familiar. After that, as all know, he
came back to Columbia and soon be-
came a farmer near Columbia in the
sand hills, marrying q widow of some
means. After while he crawlcd into
Columbia one night with his right
arm shot off, saying his wifc's relatives
had tried TO murder him. Then he
became "a travelling salesman and
about year ago he disappeared al
together.
1t is another remarkable chapter
now that has to be added to this Stir
ring story. His wife was Mrs. Do
land. Her first husband died leaving
her nice place about four miles from
the city and considerable means. Gates
soon managed to make way with all
her available property and skipped.
The State rep, sentative is now told by
reliable parties that the woman who
secmed to be infatuated with tho rake
has for some time been living alone in
her house, eating berries from the
woods, etc. She has evidently lost her
mind and is trying to s.arvc herself to
death. She won't receive help from
any one and locks herself up when any
one comes about the place. There is
nothing in the house for her to slecp
upon but Il pile of straw. She carries
u large pistol strapped about her waist
and every one is afraid to approach
her. The States informant says that
unless something can be done by the
| officials to take control of her she will
snOn succeed in starving herself to
death. The story reads like romance
but it is true and some action should
be taken by the proper authorities.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03
IN FLORENCE COUNTY.

COLUMBIA, S. c., June 29.-Tho cam
paign meeting for Florence County
was held thirtcon miles from Florence
at elm Church, near Ellngham. Five
hundred pei sons were present, and it
was a dull meeting. Butler didn't
even mention Tillman's name. Till
man answered the questions propound-
ed by Butler at the meeting in Dar-
lington County, and his answers are as
follows:
/. At the time the dispensary OPEN
cd had more stock than $4,000 ap-
propriated. Yes, we exceeded tho
appropriation made by the Legislature
before dollars worth Of liquor was
sold.
2. We bought on credit. AS bust
ness men starting with only $4,000
capital VIC had to got credit or not run
the business. We have now enough
money to pay all debts and We have
100000 to turn into tho treasury as
soon as we can sell it.
3. The dispensers are on half pay
and in charge OF tho States property.
We arc going to open again and will
then put them on whole pay.
4. Some whiskey men have loaded
Butler up showing that he is either II
representative of the whiskcy trust or
else some money is coming from some
where down here. | suppose it was
those whiskey men who hauled the
Coxeyites to Rock Hill. The whiskey
trust grants rebates only to those
who buy from them alone and not from
anybody else. We got no rebate and
we owe them yet. We bought great
deal of liquor because we expected
Congress would soon raise the tax and
that the price would go up. The dis
penscrs are not being paid. We arc
going to wait until we open again and
nor of South Carolina and will open the
dispensaries as soon as [ think it law
full and proper, and General Butler
can whistle for his answer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03

DR.. G. T.. Fleming, of Spartanburg,
died suddenly on the 23rd inst, in the
Goth year of his age. He was the
president of the Whitney and Tucapan
cotton mills, and he was going to the
latter when he met death on the road.
In crossing an insecure bridge he con-
cluded to lead his horse, which became
frightened and jumped OFF into the
creek. DR.. Fleming started to walk on
to the mill, but he went only short
distance when he fell to the ground,
expiring in a few minutes. He was a
native of Columbia, graduate of the
South Carolina College, Confederate
soldier and surgeon, q frst-class bus-
ness man, n prominent .nember of the
Presbyterian church. and one OF Spar
tanburg's foremost and most cntcrpris-
ing citizens.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03

Governor Tillman has refused to
permit the German Fusiliers of Char
lesion to attend the celebration of Ger
man day in Augusta, Ga, to which
they have been invited by the German
Guards of the latter city.
The man who hates lights a ways
afraid OF his own shadow
Tho easiest thin for foo, 10 DO is
TO tell how little lie Snows.
If you are not made better by Civ
ing, double your gifts.
"A lcafcr is never satisfied with his
wages.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03

Hon. Altamont Moses, at present
member OF the House from Sumter
County, has been induced by his friends
to enter the rade for State Senator from
that county. Hon. Richard |. Manning,
another member from that county, is
being urged by his friends to make the
race
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-03

by telling what his department has
done in the matter OF taxation.
The hcartiest applause Of the d ay
was given Ellerbe when he finished.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

- 9ot man einmal oamit an9efan=
gen, ben S9ultinbern freie S9ulbii6er
gu liefern, 10 piro man balo meier 9e=
ben, unb in ben S9ulen Speilsld!e err
ri9ten, in pel9en bic &inber unentsell=
lid cine Mittassmablseit tatommsn.
Wir baben sepib nidts baseeen, nob
armen 2inbern bas 2ernen erlei9tert
ntrb, oaein fdnst mon NIT ber freien
2ieferuns BON 59ulbii9ern an, bann
tueiB man ni9t, tpo bic Geldidte oufb0=
rem wirb. Mu9 oas v@ineinnati Goltss
blatt1 bdlt bic Moiresel fit einen lebr
sefdbrli&en prdceben3faa. IS lhrcibt
rOas &eprdientantenbaus Der Obioer
@elebgebuns bat cine Bill ansenommen,
welde ben @9ulbeb0rben bas &edt cine
rdumt> 5dulbii@er unentseltlia, b. 3.
auf Soften Der @teuer3abler gu liefe,n.
Oas 1T cine bon ben Mabrsseln, bic
man nidt anbers als bemasns1A be.
5ei9nen fann. Sic be,pirtt einen W1iB=
brau@ ber 8eFeuerunsssemalt. Cine
StaatssSbeorie, uelde eine lol9e Ser
lpenoung ber Offentli1en 0elber rebtfer=
tigen f0ante, 1T nidt porbonbeu. Selb|l
9o5ialiiten t6nnen eincm ioIben plane
ni6t 3uItlmmen. 3enu aud bel i9nen
gilt Der @runolah oab cine Maare nur
ourd bic anbere setauft peroen fam,
alIo Bidder permlite!it Mrbeit." ."-SeIer
wdre es jebenfalls> ,penn bic 9eeislatur
oofir lorete, oaS Der Yrais her 9dul.
biiher rebueirt miirbe. @enn mani nit
bieien S@ulbii9erpreilen bic YreiIe BON
Nopellen, @omaxen ulm. perslei9t. 10
tann man bic Bere9nnng 10 bober
Yreiie fit @dulblder nur als cine
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
Die Pinterlaiienfd2aft oes Sebub
1olliv1tems.

@esen setoiIe Nrbeitseber 1T ber
I9mere 0or,purf erbpben tporben, oab
iie bic mirtbldaitlide Geprcllion, wel=
de in Der s'oeiten $,dlfte oes oorisen
Sabres iiber bic aan,e gSelt. nament=
LID aber I6er unler 0ono .be, einbraA,
81 benz unlauteren Chamber benubt
bdtten, bic 96bne Der 9lrbeiter herab=
suoriden: Ser seldditliae still=
itano lei ibnen Aulab se,pelen, ib-
ren @erluit in 6olse pe,minberter
5bdti9teit oaourA ous3usleiben, tab
lie ben Mrbeiter Dor Die Wabl spi-
i4sn aaniliber grwerbsloisteit unb se=
ringerem Yetoieuft liellten uno CUR Mn=
nabms oes lsgteren b.mosen, inoem iie
jene vbebauerli6e, aber bur9 bic NDtb
Der 3eit aufseSwunsene" Mlternatipe mod
nit oem Mdatelaen eines pbifdntrppi-
lhen Mites umbillter, tpel9er benz Mr-
better menisitens mod bic M1sli9teit
lalie, Ii4 unb ben @einen bur1 bic
iblimmen 3eiten binour93ubelfen.
Die 9epillenloie @isennibisteit etnes
fol9en 0erfabrens fann man rur NIT
ben i4drfiten Norten perbammen, eben.
10 wie man BEN Arbeiter, mel&er f@
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
Bon ben % 0emofraten be

- 8on ben % Demotraten bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beben iid 7
entl9ieben fir bic Senatseanbibatur
BON 8rice ertldrt. Oie iibrisen baben
ii9 nidt ausselproden. gs ideint Elm
&f 5piiden 8rice uno Campbell ii,
Der SUIT au liesen. Sn man6en Sbeilen
bes Staates entpidelt 1i9 eine bebeu=
tenoe Oppolition sesen 8rice. go 1ol=
len in ben Counties Mabpntne, Golum=
biana, Srumbull unb 9llbtabula pyn
ben Demofraten 8erIammlungen sebals
ten perben, um 8el9liille gu paIliren, in
mel6en sesen hie Steluns oes @ena-
tors 8riee 5ur WtlIonbia Droteitirt miro.
Wie es beibt, baben ouber 8rice uno
Campbell nod eini9e anoere berporra=
senbe 9empfraten ibr MuSe auf bic Sc
natseanbioatur se,porfen. Gs udre sll
bebauern, ,uenn iett idon bic Mbmurtle=
reien beginner loaten. Sn eriter 2inie
tommt es bod barauf an, bab Die 9emo=
traten our6 einmiitbises 8orseben boz
fir lorsen, baB ie bic @ontrolle oer
nd9lten 2esislatur auh wirfli6 befoms
men. Muf republitaniider @eite ldeint
Naes fir 6orafer gu Iein, Der tros Der
Sttmmtai iteni ihtpinoelsel4i6te ben Ge=
publifanern mod INNER an's 9ers Ses
na6len lit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
Sei}pielo{e Robbeit.

Gin Tall unsrbOrter 6oloatenmib=
banblun9. Der ben 500 hes Mibbanhel=
ten sur 6olge bate, ipurbe fiirsli1 pet
&abel ous Stalien semeloet. 9ie @pr=
ganse bel bic lsr Mibbonhluns linb 10
furbtbarer Nrt, bab Der 6all gum Sc
9enltano elmer Snterpellatipn in Der ito
IleNtl9en 9epliti.tentlmMer gemadt
meroen ioa Ser liinslten europdiiden
Folt entnebmen .pir bieriiber folgenoe
Gin5elhe;ten: Ort Der gegebenbsit III
Naoua. Ser &etrnt Gpaneclilta heim
oortiaen 9apallerieresimcnt fiiblte lid,
am 20. h. %. frant.
Scine Yorsel.yten slanbten, bic
&rantmeloung Dem Yei,reben, 1i0 Den
Heitlibun9eH entaiebcn su Nollen, su=
lhreiben ,u miilien, uno suonaen IGN
aui's Ylero. G]rti DIAL Tisl Der llns
eludlicje, ,pie elm Cad, Som Yferoe.
Vei'm les'en Wtale ldjrie er: vliebe
N(utte,, bIli mir, i'd lterbe !" glus ben
Jenitern Der on oen Soof ber @eitl9ule
ltobenben 9duier beoba6teten aablreide
YerlDucn ben Woreans, mag bic unter=
offljiere peranla6te. ben &etruten in
ben seoedtea She'll Der @eitI9ule IL,
ltoben.
9ierbsi b!ieb ber Mrme auf einem
'Maue1itiid lieser. Nm nd9iten Sage
,ueoerboIle lih ous @an,c in nod dr9e.
rer @eiie. Gin Tuu,ier 3mans Ben
&etruten, oos Pfern su BEL iteisen. 6,
mar 'don 5'pcimol obseltiir3t. als 5tpei
bln5nton'menoe OiT,iere ibm CUR 5trafe
Die Sounoe b;noen lieben. Sn oieiem
3ultaroe mar Der Mann aber erlt re4t
n'6t in 5tanoe. 1ib Su balten, ionoern
ldmanfle nod re9ts unb lints auf benz
Yieroe. Gabur6 piitbenb sena6t,
ltlus elmer Der Offi3iere i'm NIT elmer
&sitpeitide iiber 2opf uno Sbultsrn,
big na9 etnisen unter iortwdb,enbeu
9ieben forcirten umritten Der Man,
mieserum, biesmal gum lebten M|ale,
bonn YIero ftiirote.
~Wutter, liebe Mutter, bilf mir !" riei
er nO@, bann blieb er resuneslos lieeen,
llno nun iollte bas @deublidlte oea
Ideben. Die Offi,iers, nod INNER
iiberseuat, es nit @erl lteIlune su tbun au
bobcr, lcblu9en tueiter nit Der 9fsitpeitlde
auf ibn log unb commanb;rten einioe
SoIoaten, ibn auPs Neue ouf's Yfero ar
ieben. 9as mar al1erbinss unmDsli&.
Ser Mann lag TIM @terben. Ser Sou.
rier Mntonio NaIiatt lief barauf; um
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

- Bie mir ldon neulid mittbeilten,
iiben i'm republifonil l6en Staatsccntral=
comite BON SQinois s,uei Neger aber
fein Oeut t der. Sn Sqinpis slau=
ben bic &epublitaner, Der 9immel banse
boiler 8eieen uno lie brau6ten Die
0eutl6en ni6t mebr 5u beriid lihtigen.
Sie ltramm republitaniihe rWeitl. Pplt"
bemerft biesu: rgs lit gu befiir6ten, bab
bic Siegessuoeri6t bic Geputlifaner in
manben @esenoen iorslos uno iibernii=
tbig 1na6t uno bab lie i'm @lauben an
ibre 1niiberminblidfeit ni1t INNER NIT
Der unter allen umltdnben miin16ens=
wertben Inn ii6t su @erte seben. Sebr
beutlide Mnseiden bielsr 5tilnmuns
slauben mir ). 9. tn uni lerem &a1bar=
ltaat SllinOis gu entoeden, no oiele &e=
publifaner perblenoet 9enus inb, li9
ein5ubiloen, tie wiiroen oieIes Mal unter
allen umltdnoen lie9en uno BIT u II d IN
Die an i6ten uno Wuni d e
Der Seutiden nt1t 5u berii d.
lid ii tsen. - unb bies sel6iebt 1T
einem Staate, BET leinen ra1den Muf=
Iatpung bauptla6Ii6 bem Oeutl9tbum
peroanft
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

9iilfe 3u bolen, ing 3ablmetiter.8 .8lreon
unb febrte nit ben beiben 3ahlmeiitern
Ganbiani unb Diobati surid.
Muf beren Trase, mas eeiheben Jet,
ion elmer ber beioen Oifi3iere 9eant,uor=
tet baben: %, Der 2as;arone uno Soul
lenser min ni9t arbeiten. Sd meroe es
ibm ober i6on beibringen !" Ct Iieb
Elm Yferb in bic Ndbe fiibren unb bur6
einige Soloaten erlbreden in bcr 9offs
nuns, bab bic Nnsit Dor ben 9uftritten
ben @eitiir3ten pieoer auf bic Seiae
brinsen perbe. 9lls aber ielbit mebrere
Suftrttte auf ben G0rper bes Mermiten
wirtunsslos blieben, lieben Die Offi5iere
odt &ubel falten Mailers iber i'm aus=
sieben. aGes 6leben unb Sammern
oes &emorterten tonntensleine Yeinissr
niGt beWe9en, pDn i1m ab,nlalen.
3ulebt lieben tie tbn nit einem far
fen Strid inter ben Mrmen binoen
unb our6 ben Soloaten @uabasnin
unb ben 0oiuer in bic DDbe aieben
uno iuieoer niebe,f fallen. Ser 10 NIT
alien &egeln ber &unlt @sfoltcrte jam=
merte III berS,erreibenoer Meiie. nSerr
9ieutenant, i'd bin l6on tobt, loIien
Sie mid bod, id iterbe ia lbon."
Nber crit nad 5mei Stunoen, als Der
Gefcltvrte faum mod Elm 2ebensSsi-
9en BON iid CAB, lieben Die Offiiiere
BON ibm ab. 3luei Wiann padten ibn
auf ibr @ebeib bel ben 8einen unb
ldleppten ibn iiber ben 9of BOB
iein &opf auf bas 9trabenpflulter auf<
I6lu9.
Cine Grau aus Der yaGbaribeft, bic
iih erbot, Elm aiiien su bolen, puroe
barlb Suri!d9emielen uno Dem Sterben=
Den Gin Wunerfiibel inter ben &opi ge=
ld)oben. 9tu6 peiteren 5wei Stunben
traI Der &e9imentsar5t elm. Seine 9iilTe
mar aber umipnit. Inn ein llbr in ber=
lelben 9ta1t 1tarb ber &efrut.
9ie Mailanoer vStalia bel Gopolo"
erfabrt, oab Der 0eputirte 3abeo beretts
iiber oielen Worfall eine Snterpeaatton
an bas inilterium seri9tet babe.
ueber Die 98abtbeit Der erauenbaf item
Ginselnbeiten erl4eiut etn 3meifel faum
m0Sli6, ba Die 3ettunsen bic Nus1agen
BON sablrethen 3eusen aus Dem Gipil=
uno aJlilitdrltanoe brinsen.
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- SIM Staatsreprdi ientantenbaule er=
litten am Donnerliag Die @egner bes
8iennialsY ans mieber cine g1ieoerlose.
8osler bon Wlontsomerp bradte ndmli6
Elm Mmenoement 5u ber Gannon'i6 i6en
&elolution elm, tpelde beitimmt, bab Die
2esislatur li9 am 10. Mai Bis sSanuar
perta9e. Oas Bosler'l9e Mmenoement
perfiist, bab bic 2esislatur li9 am IA.
Mai sine die pertase. Gas Mmenoe.
ment fiibrte 5u elmer ldngeren 9ebatte,
bod uaren bic @esner bes BienniaIs
plans gang entldieben in Der Mebrbeit.
Boslers Mmenbement puroe nit IS qe.
gen 80 Stimmen aneenommen. Sic
&eprdlentanten Telton, Sane unb Mle-
rion iiimmten eesen bas Nmenbement.
Na@6em oallelbe ansenommen mar,
wurbe bic urlpriinsIi4e Hclolution nit
70 sessn 8 @timmen auilirt. Cannon,
Glenn un6 Jelton paren bic orei Neprd.
ientanten, mel9e 9egen bic omenoirte
Nelolution ltimmten. Gelton bIieb ne.
nisitens bel ber @tanse, aber Cane uno
Merion miirben ols double bare
back"- &eiter einem Cirrus Ghye mo-
den.