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to hers, where she threw herself up-
on her bed and cried as if her heart
would break. 1t was after mid.
night when she slipped the brass
bolt on the door. Mr.. McFarlane's
passion had meantime worn of un-
Gil he slept peacefully. Dorthy
found her way in the darkness to
the kitchen. where she lighted a
candle and sat down to wait. A
'softrap at the door made her start
nnd then uFought ) smile of expec.
( CfdIln. a ~ - cnnont latel
. stalNart y0uIlg man held her In
his arms. He looked little the
ofiicer ne was IL one were to take
tne poor clothes ne wore as a criter'
ION OF Judgment, but the pale,
earnest, firm face bespoke the sold.
ier in no doubtful terms.
Did you think me long time
coming, my dear::'
Il only feared they might capture
you. All was right"
Yes.
He had braved the danger of be.
ing captured and hanged as spy
to spend an hour with the woman
ne loved. Six years before ne had
been one OF the wealthiest Of the
young men of Philadelphia. Now
his fortune was all gone for the
cause of liberty. In silence he
pressed his sweetheart close to him,
and lifting her face looked into it
earnestly.
Two hours had elapsed before she
bade him 60, lest daylight should
still find him in the city, AS she
drew away from his embrace she
took the little black bag lying upon
the table and gave it to him. There
were 200 gold sovereigns in the bag
for the starving soldiers at Valley
Forge. Once more he drew her in
to his arms and kissed away the
tears that were In her eyes.
There was a tramp of feet out
side, the door was rudely opened, 4,
and a red coated officer appeared at
the door.
Il apprehend you as spy he said
gruffly. Behind the officer half a
dozen bayonets glittered.
Come on, sir. | am at your SER
vice. lie drew his sword out from
under his faded coat and faced them
with determination.
=
General Washington was resting
his head upon his hand and gazing
at the fire and Mistress Washington
was sewing a button on the gen.
erals great coat when Colonel JEFF
fries was announced.
$50 you are going to spend the
night with the enemy, colonel
Il am, SIR said the young man
who stood before him, hat in hand,
and tomorrow nightI shall return
with something substantial.
Il understand it is a woman who
is helping you.'
yes, sir
Il must remind you that women
are bad
At this Mistress Washington look.
ed up in surprise. 'General!' she
said warningly.
Some women, mean, nv dear,
he continued as he reached across
the table and took her hand in his
own Women are the worst spies we
have to deal with. Icannot let you
go on this mission until l am sure
that there Is no danger
There is none, SIR was the con-
fident answer.
you may CO. said Washington
after a moments pause. May You
ka soooaS.F,I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-29
PROFESSIONAL,

10. F. MORGAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Agent for Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance Company, Mutual Life of New
York and Royal Fire Insurance of Liver
pool,
LEONARDTowN, Md.
April /, 15S0-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-29

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by Ayers Pills.
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bare feet a. |tha n from one
| hut to another the sno \.
drifts at Valley 4
e man ~ n
ssntef VAS siveroapd that the god
like heroes at YaI1ey Forge were
shceless and starving than the rich
Tory merchant, John McFarlane.
He smiled the sentiment 'It pays
to be loyal to the king The night
before Lord Howe had kissed the
hand of his beautiful daughter
Dorothy and had chosen her for his
partner in the minnet. There now
stood before him q blushing young
English baronet. epaulets of a gen.
eral upon his shoulder, who had
just asked him for her hand.
1T is great prize you would rob
me of, Sir Richard. Suppose
should say so,' said Mr.. McFarlane,
enjoying the young, mans suspense.
Then should abide by your de-
cision and bear it as best / could.
well, Sir Richard syes.' And
now does Dorothy know about your
intentions?'
She does not. ! thought is beat
to first obtain your consent
Very proper, Sir Richard, very
proper And Mr.. McFaalane called
Dorothy, Dorothyv Dorothy heard
and came at once.
4 know your secret her father
began.
Dorothy was astonnded. 1t
could not be that they had already
discovered her secret. No, her faith
er was looking too good natured for
that.
:. Father, ..,ss viii ssplais''
Then, my daughter, Sir Richard
wants to take you back to England
with him when the rebels are whip
ped
Il had heard nothing of this, Gen.
eral Harlequin, she said, turning
to Sir Richard and bowling gravely.
No. put in Mr.. McFarlane.
He thought to gain my permission
first, Dorothy, which was very pro-
per of him.
Il prefer the American way of
asking the woman concerned first,
was the girls half defiant answer.
Then will ask you,' said the
gallant Sir Richard. sWill you be
my wife?'
You honor me, sir'-she drew
away from him q little-'but must
refuse
What, what!' cried Mr.. McFar-
lane. What are you talking about,
Dorothy?'
There comes q time when a wo-
man who has loved a man secretly,
and he has returned her love, wishes
to make it known to the whole world.
For two years Dorothy had been in
love. For two years she had kept
her secret. She felt that the time
had now come when she wished to
tell them all that her heart was not
her own. She wished the proud
young English officer to know it.
To her it seemed almost sacrilege
that any one-=sseusaer er-s, ask for
her hand when she was engaged to
him. The color mounted to her
face, and throwing back her head
she said firmly, i am engaged to an
officer of the Continental army
If the earth had opened before
him, Mr.. McFarlane could not have
been more surprised. As for Sir
Richard, he bowed stiffiy and said !,
Miss McFarlane, | owe Won an
apology
Then he bowed again, this time
to her father, who begun in volcan-
ic speech:
.Sir Richard, / am ashamed of
her, ashamed OF her, sir. It's a
joke of hers, Sir Richard. All.
You leave her with me until to-
morrow. / win arrange matters,
Sir Richard.
Sir Richard bowed once more.
After he had gone Dir. McFarlane
flew into perfect passion.
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Demt1d)c .t,tD NoIen.

8on Der tpirtiamen 2leinarb.it be,
polen CUR 8erbrdnsung oes oeutider
Siirseritaroes er3ablt Der ,8eielliae"
aus Weitpreuben eini3e braitil1e 8ei=
ipiele. Die pplen iinp planmdbis be-
ntiibt, beionbers ben 6entI1en 9anb=
tperfsmeiltern unb fleinen 6anblern ii,
ben tleinen propin5ialfdbten bic Run=
ben 5u entaieben su @unfen Der polni=
fden 8ewerbetreibenoen, bel benen ee=
fauft meroen ioa, neil bieie Yolen unb
Gatbolifen fitib. 9aneben befrebt lib
in neuerer 3eit Die polnilh fatbolii9e
@eiitli6feit, Die iungen Staatsbiirser
uno fiinftigen Srauen idon bon Ginos=
beinen an" in ibre Ma1tlpbdre gu brin
gen. Giirslid fpollte bet Defan po=
lomsfi in Yrieiett bort cine fatbolii1 i1e
Ginoeri6ule 9riinoen. gs beitebt in
jener tueitpreubii6en &reisfabt bereits
cine &inDeri6ule, Die bon elmer ebange=
lif6en 9iatoniiiin portrefflib seleitet
mirb ebangeliide, fatbolii6e unb iii=
oifhe 8inoer iinb Der Sbbut bic Ter
Sdmeiter anbertraut unb bic gltern
aller Ronfeflionen iino oanit sufrieoen
aeipeien. Ser Mntra9 bes Yriefener
0etans lit bon Der @e9ierun9 abgelebnt
lDDrOen.
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WaWabu,c cns,v crtb /!

Sas febr anseie9ene bisberise Gon=
grebmitglieo gpnum aus Snoiana, Der
bel jiin9ter Wabl esfhlasen purDe.
uno 5war bauptiddli1 bur9 Die um=
triebe bon 2euten, Die porber perlu1t
batten ibn CUR grlansuns zines Aln=
tes gu beifeben, bat fid enti1lolen.
lbieie patrioten 81 entlarpen uno bem
@erihte sn iibermeiien. Wie 0err Yp=
nun ertidrt, offerirte ibm Elm Mpplitant
|i6riftlid 20 proaent oes 5alairs Der
na19eiubten Stelle, Elm anoerer mahte
|ibm miinolid oieielbe Oiieete, elm britt
ter lieb ibm inoireft gu neritehen aeben,
|bab er i'm Galle feiner Grnennuna
IS. 600 in 8aar Sablen miiroe, u. T. 10.
Befanntlid bat au9 unier 0err Gi=
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fehnngsDerfuben unD Daraui folaen=
ben 9a6eumtrieben au peroanten, ilnb
man f6nnte es muir loben, tpenn er iene
5af= =patrioteil, Die ibn fur poifmeiher=
itellen umlungerten uno gu beiteben
perinhten, pOr 0eri6t 5ieben, ober mim=
beitens ibnen bic 2arpe bonn 8eiidt
reiben ,uiirbe. 0e, 9err Spibelpeter |!
$500, nidt ipabrg
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8abnraMb WeriuM.

Mempbis, Senn., 18. Nob. Sur;
mad Mitterna6t murbe beute MDreer
bel pantbers Stun elm 8erIu1 our 8e=
rallbung zines Bailaaiersuges Der
Oosoo unb Wiiiiiiippi 8abn gemadt,
ieooA ourd bic 3altbliitisteit bes 2ofo=
motipfiibrers, s. u. 6onere, bereitelt.
Yantbers Stun 1T eine fleine Nebenita=
tion. Gurs mad Mitterna6t fano iid
bort cine S9aar perbd6tiger @elellen
elm, peridmano ieoed balo unD puroe
ni6t tuieoer aeieben, bis Der 3ug in
Si6t fam. Dis bieier li6 ipieoer in
8emesung ieben mollte, trat elmer Der
2eute auf bas 8eleiie uno CAB Dem 2o=
fomotiofiibrer 0onere Elm 0alteiisnal.
2ebterer CAB jeOod pollen 9ampf uno
fubr al einem balben Subenb Mdnner
oorbei, Die bort nit &epolper in Der
Sano ifanb uno na6 Der 2ofomotipe
i9onen. Sei5er Sole tpuroe BON elmer
Susel in ben Arm setrohen uno l6per
perlebt. 9ie &duber paren aueen=
iheinlid Neulinge i'm @ei6dft. Die
geamten bemiiben iih na6 Grdften,
Die @auner 3u fangen.
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tteber oie tiirftfdten @rdueI.
thatet fu Mrttetfen

un0 berett Weranlahung tDirb folgen.
oes mitgetbeilt Sn bieiem Sabre fiibr.
ten bic Gurben Ddien Der 9lrmenie,
fort unb bas Geiu1 um @iifoabe oes
geraubten Niebs tpurbe ni1t bea1tet.
Gs entitano babur1 elm Rampf, in
tpelden, 3tpei 3urben eetDbtet uno brei
beriuunbet tpurben. Sic 3uroen tru=
gen lire Sooten fofort por ben @ou=
perneur uno erfldrter, baB bic Mrme=
nier bas 2anb iiberfallen unb Die Rur=
ben gepliinoert nnb set0otet bdtten.
Dies bot eiuen MnlaB, Sruppen aus Der
Ndbe uno 6erne beraiiSllsieben. Die=
felben ipurben BON eittem Palba unb
einem Maribaa comnlanbirt unb MUIR
ben idleunisft nod benz 9iitritte gee
ianbt. Ser paida foi ieinen @plba=
ten einen gefebl BON @onfantinopel,
Die Grmenier ausaurptten, tpenn oieiel=
ben ibren G0nig uno ibre 3e9ieruna
ni6t liebten, berleieft baben. Won
feds biz sebntauienD Berlonen fanoen
Elm S9idfal, tpel6es ielblt bas i9tudr=
3efte afrifa niht geieben bat, benn bort
miirbe man biellei0t ben Srauen unb
ibren Sduslinsen @elesenteit seboten
baben, ibr 2eben in Der Stlaberei au
erbalten ipdbrenn bier bic Srauen uno
unniinoisen oer srauiamen 2uit uno
8lutgier Der GDlbaten gum Spfer iie=
len uno nit 8ajonetten nieoersemebelt
murben. 9ln einem Blabe muroen 300
bis 400 Srauen, nahbem iie ben rp=
ben @eliiiten Der Soloaten sebiert bat
ten, bon ben erbarnlunesloien Men=
tbeni6ldAtern in Gtiide gebadt. Nn
einem anoern Ylabe baten 200 tpeinen-
be Sralen um @nabe unb fielen Dem
Gommanoanten su 6iiBen. Ser blut=
biirltige Sunb aber- btfahl ibre S9dn=
bung unb CAB ieinen Solbaten ben 8e=
febl, iie in dbnlider Weiie gu serhsi=
f(t)en.
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@ouperme,.r Ne&imfep.

bat i'm ginDernebmen nit bem @eneral
Muoitor gntrefin unb @eneral Mntpalt
9olpe eine militarii9e @ommii1ion eirt=
seiebt, Die oas Nerbalten bes Oberlter
Goit bonn IA. Milisresiment bel Dem
neuli6en 9lufrubr in Mafbinsto1
Gourt=9ouie unteriuden unb enti1ei=
ben ioll, oh Die umitdnoe ibn re6tfer=
tisten, auf ben yMob" f6isben gu lai=
len ober ni6t. Die @ommiilion beitebt
aus Oberft 9enrD g. Yunter, Solebo,
bonn Is. &egiment Sberf s. q.
6uert, Genton. pom 2. Regiment !;
Oberit Is. 8. Sermon, 9lorlpalf, bonn
S. &esiiment. unb @eneral gntretim,
Ghillecotbe. Reines Der Mitglieoer mar
an Der Expedition na6 Maibin9ton
gourtbouie betbeilist, orei bapon finD
angeiebene NoDOfaten, Der oierte, Sberlt
&uert. Elm anseiebener @ei6aftsmann.
Die unterfu6ung wiro iofort beginner.
sic fann natiirlid oas 0erfabren in
ben reselmdbiaen Ueri9ten ni1t per=
hinoern, bod miro ibr Geiultat einen
beoeutenoen ginflub oarauf ausiiben.
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Der Wrasef eceem Debs

unb Genofen tue9en Wibahtung oes
ridterlihen ginbaltsbefebls tpar fir ei=
nen Der lebten 9age i'm gbieagoer 8un=
oesDifrittsgeridt 3ur Werbanbluna an=
geiebt. Die Mntpdlte Der angetlaaten
beantra9ten Nieoerf9lasuns Der Mn-
flage. lleber bieien Mntrag ioG nun
am 4. De3elnber berbanbelt tperoen.
Wirb Der Mntrag bonn Midter aboeipie=
len, 10 iolen falls ni1t Elm ipeiterer
Auffdub erfolst bic ei9antliden pro=
3ebDerbanolnngen an s. San. anfan=
gen. Se0enfalls f0nnen bic Nnosflaq=
ten iiber iibergroben Gifer ibrer DerfOl-
ger feine Rlaae fiibren. Sc linoer oie
Gnti1eioung pelidobsn ipirb, be{fo beI-
FEC iDerben ihre 9lusii1ten anf s5reiIpre-
dung Ober gum nlinbeifsn auf Elm ana.
|biots Gtrnfurtbeil.
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Cine IaIihmiinsersWerftt6tte
ctttOe6f.

@robe 9lufresuns berri6t in Central
Goltse, SieubOn Somnibip, SSrantlir
Gountp. anldblid Der gntbedung cine,
poaltdnoig eingeridteten Salidmiinser=
g8ertltdtte.
gluf Der Sarm bon s. 8. Oifep an
Der SiiOieite Der @ranpille Moae, unae=
idbr in ber Wtitte 5piiben ben @elter=
bile unb Columbus unbSunbern Surn=
pifes, ifebt elm altes, l3tOdises 9aus
nit Sluei 3immern, ipslhes i6on ieit
Sabren nibt mebr benubt puroe. Die
ier Sage nun entidloB ii9 Der 8eiiber,
9err Sidep, es abbre9en 3u laiien, unO
oas yrennmaterial gu peripenben. @r
.ihidte am Greitae eiuise 2eute bin unb
oieie batten faum bas Da6 sinaeriHen,
als elmer Der Manner in bem oberen
Haum einiSe ionberbare Danoiperfeu=
9e bemerfte. gine llnteriuhuna mur=
De peranfaltet uno balo iiellte es iib
beraus, baB bas 9aus BON elmer 6alid=
miinserbanoe als Werfltdtte benubt mor=
Den mar.
Oie @auner hatten cine fleine
Sdmieoeiie neblt 8lasbals einseribtet,
neben melber Sdmel3tiael itanoen uno
unter einem 0aufen alten @eriimpels
fanoen iid aud orei Gormelt,, cine fir
Gin0ollaritiide. cine fur so uno cine fir
25 Gentsltiife.
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GxpIottott

eri1iitterte bieier Sage oas tleine, ein=
Jam gele9ene Oorf 9lnboper in 9llle=
sbenp gountp, %. g., unb tpedte bic
Yepohner unlanft aus Dem e5hlafe.
NahforfAnnaen eraaben. oab bas 9ro=
Be b6lserne Qaaerbaus pon Charles
godran in bic 2uft geiprenst tuoroen
iuar. Der geiuobner bemddtiate fid
cine iebr beareiflide Nufregung, bic
nod itieg, als gegen Mittas eillige ON
0auis bes 0errn ban Nleet beIhdftiate
3immerleute cine Dpnamitpatrone nit
balb Derbranuter 3lnbfdnur unter benz
0auie fanben uno Qarriion Bunop
cine dbnli1e gntbedung in ieiner
Gdeune ma6te. Mbenbs bielten bic
glrger cine Neriammlung ab uno
iebten Elm Gi1erbeits-gomite elm, iuel=
des yladts bic straBen oes Oorfes ab-
patrouillirt. Sebermann lebt in Mnaii
Hunb @Greden un6 Niemanb psiB ben
@runb fur bic teniiif6en 9eriu4e an
5ngeben.
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Nemeite Na1ri1te,t.

| @leid3eitis nit Der Beiiebung be!
perforbenen 3aren in Petersburg fam
ben 2ei1enfeiern in Berlin unb pari!
fatt ; eriterer tpobnte 2aiier Wilbelm
leBterer prdlibent Gaiimir perier bel
8ei 2arimer Station, untpeit eyrtpin
pa., entsleiste am Montas infolae M6s
ienbru6s ein Roblenaus 5 Sobte.
Sn ben 9}iebrigbaus'I6en 5abrifer
in ct. 2ouis 1T cine 2obnreouttion bon
Is prosent anaetiinoiet 'iporben.
Gin tuessetporfener brennenber 81
garren Gtumpen bat in Wilfesbarre,
pa., AM Montas eine Geuersbruni
oernriaht, Der 9 9duier i'm @eiddfts=
t1eil gum Opfer fielen. Sdaoen $40, :
900.
Sas 8lutbab in Mrmenien oiirfte Elm
Ginf9reiten Der eurppdil1en @rpb=
n,dbte sur Gplge baben.
Die halbperriidten Weiber Der vWo=
mans @briitian's Semperence Union" !,
Die bieier Sage in @lepelano taete, ta=
oelten Wrs. Glepelanb, tpelde neuli6
beim Stapellauf oes Oeean=Oampfers
ct. Souls Der Site gemdB eine 6laide
Gbampa9ner 5erbrab. Waiier tpdre
|beher sepefen, lneinen bieie Weiber.
Sn 3anespiae's erlter presbpierianer
Stride berri6t grOBe 9lufresung. gi=
ni3e iiberiromme Mitslieoer perlansen
Die &elignation ibres in tpeiten &reiien
an9e1ebenen Pfarrers.
,Sie Gepublifaner baben bereits flint
Ganoioaten i'm 6elbe, tuel6e auf Mc=
Ginlep's @ouperneurslib aipiriren /; gu
ibnen fommt iebt als iedster Gidter
8eorse 6. Naib, Dor II Sabren Gene
ral=Staatsantpalt.
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NationaIs edmgcriettcS.

oas ben Jeitbeb6rben iopiel Summer
madte, lit jeBt, uie Der .Wd1ter unb
Mnseiger" ibreibt. nidt nur eebedt,
|ionbern es uirb nod eia gans aniebnli=
der MeberidnB perbleiber. Dies anQe=
|nebme 3eiultat 1T bauptidhlib Dem
llmitanbe susuidreiben. baB Der sur
Defuna bes Jeblbetra9s beranital.ete
|grobe ga3ar einen Meinertraa BON
$500 ergeben 1at. gluberbem BAT Iifb
bereits Elm 2dnfer fir Die DalIe aefun-
ben unb tuenn Der Nerfauf abaeldloj-
fen llnb ale nod ausifebenben Mebnun4
gen be5ablt iino, tperbtn Der lelibeb6rbe
nod mebrere tauienb Dollars iibria
bleiben. ssyn elmer bemndAfi obsubaI-
|tenOen Verfammlung Der Mttirn6re iolI
Elm NeihluB iiber bic WermenDunq bie-
|ies lleberiduiies 9efaBt iper0en unb
|iuirb iDabrfdeinIid Elm NoridIaQ, hos
gan5e @elo ben Mrnisn Der Gfoot ID
ibenien, sur Annabme selan9tn.
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Aus @aibin9tom Go,srtbouie.

Ote Nufre0un9 uDer 0te Nndtre Dom
10. Off,, ba bel benz 9tiot Dor benz
gonrtbans 5 perionen bon Der Milia
eriAoien iuurben, bauert fort uno
Oberit goit, Der 8efeblsbaber Der 9rup=
pen, tuagt nibt, 3ur Ginpernabme burd
ben Coroner bieber gu fommen, ba Die
8olfsmutb iid bauptiddlid seaen feline
perion .penbet. Coroner gomarbs bat
in3ipiiden Die llnteriu6ung, bel oer SO
3eu9en ab9eb6rt tDurben, beenoet uno
1T gu fDlgenbem Wabripru9 gefommen:
@r babe mad 8eli6tieuns Der 2ei6en
uno priifung Der 3eusenauslasen ge=
funoen, oab Smith geld, q. Mc=
Sobnion, Seiie ssubp, Mm. u. Sans
uno Sbeo. Zimmerman baburd um's
2eben 9efommen ieien, oab tie, pdbreno
iie am Mbenb Deg senannten Sases Dor
oem Court Souie ftanoen, BON &ugeln
setroffen tuurben, bic bonn Snnern bes
gourtbaus aus bur9 Staatsmili3 ab=
sefeuert ipurben, tuel6' lebtere unter
bem 2nmmanoo BON eSanles sS. goof,
bes @beriffs bon Gapette @ountp, uno
BON u. .. @oit, bes Sberiten bes Ia.
Mili3regiments, fanb. 6erner babe er
9efunben, bab gu Der 3eit, als Die Mi='
li3 ihoB, feline unmittelbare @efabr be-
itanO, bab es gu elmer ernitli6en 3erit0=
rung bon gigentbum ooer our S6doi=
9ung bon irseno Semanben fommen
wiiroe, Der ii6 i'm Snnern bes Court
bauies befanb, nod aud Die ntferntelte
8efabr, oaB Der @efansene Wm. 9rlbp,
Elm Neaer, ben 0dnben bes Sberiffs
@oot seiualtiam entriilen iperoen tpiiroe.
Sberit @oit unb Sheriff gDpf iper=
ben iomit iid mesen Moro au perant=
tporten baben, ipenn Die Grpbgei1mor=
men oemsemdB entibeioen tperben.
Man TT iebr seipannt barauf, ipie bic
Sadie iib ipeiter enttpifelr ipirb.
Wc&inlep bdtte ieiner 3eit biel sur
geruhiguns Der aufgereaten @emiitber
tbun fOnnen. tpenn es iein ernitliher
Wiae 9eiueien iudre. Gr befanO Ii1
betanntlid peri0nlid bier, aber itatt
ldnser 81 bleiben llnb ieinen @influB
selteno su MAIDEN, sos er Dor, na1
aouiliana sll reiien uno bort cine 9eb=
rebe lDSaulal1eu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21

bempfratiIde 0otum um 484 Stim
linen, bon 1893 auf 1894 gar um l05'
@timmen, snlammen alio um 155.
Stimmen abgenommen.
Sic Gepublifaner ersielten Iebte.
Sabr einen @eipinn bon 853 Skinner
iiber ibr 0otum bon 1892. ginger
oieies Sabr aber mieber um 440 Stim
men suriif, 10 bab ibr 8eiammtaetpini
iid feit 1892 nur auf 413 Skinner
besIffert.
Sic populilten bagesen, ipelde ii
1892 nur 282 Stimmen absaben, ii
1893 gar auf 255 Stimmen auriic
eingen, brabten es bieies sSabr au'
986 Stimmen. Oie unsufrieoener
glemente unter ben alien parteier
lpanoten li6 alIo Der neuen Partei 81
unb namentli9 tuaren es Die Oemofra.
ten, iuel6e oas 8otum Der neuen par.
tel in ME 9eabnter Meiie anIdueler
balfen. 9ie 3ablen betpeiien abe,
aud, baB Die un3ufriebenen Demotra.
ten lan9e ni6t ale fir bas Populiiten.
Sidet itimmten. 0on Den 704 Stim.
men, tpelde Die populiiten ieit 1892
gemannen, lino tpenigltens 200 repu=
blitanii6e, uno 10 ersibt bas Wablre=
iultat, oaB tpenn aud 500 9emofra=
ten oas populiifiide 5idet seitimmi
baben, bod nod tpenisifens 1000 9es
motraten lib Der Mbifimmuns entbiel=
ten.
ySas iparen nun Die uridben bieies
Giif9angs oes oemofratii6en 8otums ?
Gs iparen namentlid stuei Gritens
lrsufriebenbeit nit ben beitebenben
gerbdltniiien. 9ie 3eiten Iinb idle6t,
mie mir Ollie uilIen, uno itatt ben nria=
den na9sufpri1en, miro bon bielen
einfa6 Die berri6enbe Yartei bafiir ber=
antiportli6 gema6t.
3tpeitens mar es aber au1 bic 3er=
fabrenbeit Der Bartei in Der Gelbfraae,
melhe Der oemOfratii6en partei groben
Shaben tbat. Stdtt an Der Ylatform
uon 1892 unb an Der politit @roper
@leDelanos feltsubalten, iudten bemo=
tratiide 6iibrer bur6 Elm ginseben auf
Die Soeen Der populiiten Stimmen au
getpinnen llnb u. gB. Sburman - Der
fleine Sobn zines grpben 8aters =
ben man nidt in Golae eigener 8er=
0ienlte, lonoern aug Ihtung fiir ieinen
Gater gum prdlioenten bes beinofrati=
f1en Staats=@entral=@ omites eripdblt
bate, beains iogar Die unperseiblide
8ummbeit, fib in einenl 9lufruf all
Die Senpfraten bon Obio fir unbe=
bin9te 5relprd9llng au erflGren, uno
bat oieIer Nufruf ni6t fpenig oasu bei=
setragen, bab 9auienoe bon 9empfra=
ten ii6 Der Nbitimmung entbielten,
ipdbrenb anbere, Die iid ourh Die 2eb=
re billisen @elbes betboren lieben, iitb
oireft Den Yopuliiten anl1loiien, mel1e
ia nod biaiseres @elo in Mnsiidt tell=I
ten.
GieIe beioen Womente tparen es
bauptlddlih. tpelbe Die Meberla9e Der
oemotraiiIben partei berbeifiibrten.
IS ipiro 6aourd aber aud Der Weg
iuel1er Die Oemofratii6e
partei iuieoer gum Siege fiibren mirb.
Gas Wieoerauflebei Der 6eiddite miro
ben Gtimmsebern aeisen, bab Die DEE
lnofratild)e Partei init Dem geainn Der
5arifreform ben riAtigen We9 einge=
|Nlagen unO oas 6eithalten on edit oe=
motratiiAen Grunbiaben miro bic par=
tel mieber einigen unb itarf MAIDEN uno
lie beidbisen. in Der ndNifen natiDna=
len gBabl als Sieaerin aus benz
Sample bcrpor gu geben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
gUie TT es gefot,t,s,es, 7

Dies 1T Die Grage, ipelde iidb bic
Gemofraten allerorts porlegen unb in
iebr beri1iebener Weiie beanttporten.
9a bollf1dnbise Beridte aus bem
Staate nod niht porliegen, 70 lesen
mir unlerer Belpreduns bic Wablen
in unierem Gountp an @runbe. Sn
ben lebten brei Wahlen murben III
Suscaramas County bon ben 9emofra-
ten. Gepublifanern unb populilten (oie
probibitionliten, beren Stimmenaabl
ungefdbr Die ndmlibe geblieben, fOm=
men bel bieier @ereleidung nidt in
Setra6t) folgenOe Stimmen abseae=
ben