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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican county and district coHNeh-
fions for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the following Offices TO lie filled in the \ O.
verfher. 1884 election. VIII be held August 10.
The Offices 10 be filed are As follows;
First-Clerk OF the district court.
Second-Probate judge.
Third-CoUnty attorney.
Fourth-Superintend Of public lnstruc-
ton. 80,
h-Commiss;one of the Sixty-eighth
representative distSict.
.Sixth-Three representatives, from the sixty
seventh, Sixty-eighth and SlXty-nIuth dis
tricts respectively.
= The convention Will be held at the Auditor
ium in this city at IL O'Clock d. m, except the
convention fOrthe purpose Of nominating can
didates for the district offices, which VIII be
held as follows. tOWit: To nominate candidate
for commissioner and representative OF the
SXty-eighth district at O'Clock q. m; 10
nominate a candidate for representative OF the
Sixty-seventh district at 10 O'Clock a. m; and
TO nominate a candidate for representative of
the Slxty-ninth district Immediately after the
adjournment of The county convention.
Said convention is called by order of the Re
publican county central committee, and the
apportiunment shall be as follows, towit: One
MISUNDERSTANDING for each voting precinct in
the county and one at large for each ward in
the city, and one delegate for each twenty-five
votes and major fraction thereof, cast for
Chester l. Long in the fail of 1882. which ap-
portionment among the several wards and
precincts will entitle them 10 the following
representation. tcwit:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Chester 1. long, Republican candidate 70
congress IN the Big Seventh, viii speak at tn
following places;
GreensouIg- July p. . p, IN.
heade-Munday. July 3. . q. IN.
liberal-TuCSj8y.J July n. go p. m.
Cimarron-ihursday, July 70, : p, m.
Lakin-Friday, JHiy -. $50 p m.
ysseS-Saturdsy, July .. , T. IN.
Santa Fe-Monday, July 50. > p. IN.
Hugoton-N edneS day, August / n. N,
Rich heid-ThUTsdsy, August =. > p. IA.
Johnson City-Friday. August ; p. N.
yracuse-Saturday, August l. > p IN.
Garden City-Mopd3y, August 4. 80 p. IN,
Dodge Clty-Tuesday, August :, go p. m.
kinsley-Nednesday August 5. 2p.
Jetmore Friday, August 20. . p. m.
Larned-Saturday. August II. 2p. m.
LAT rosse-Moncay, August p. > p. IN,
Irihune-IUesdsy, August y. = p. m.
Leoti-We duesday. August -. . 4. N.
Scott-Ihursday August -, , y. m.
Dighton-tTlGay, August a. =. u. m
Ness Clty-SstGrda-. August -, . y m
lowater-Mon0ay. August -. = p. IN,
Ashland-Tutsday, August =, p. M.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20
RAILWAY srPyasrIrIoxs.

Fre1n fse P.ttss1r- FssE
No oas but the eEpcrienesr- passsn-
ger conductor knows Just how waiulsi-
ca and cranky the travelling pas4lc
really -. A trayele- may Asss sons
peculiar fad c- notion when ne - en-
tie road. bot re never DREAMS that
there are thousands Of others jast Ia
aim or perhaps wurse. In years II sK-
pcrieace ths eon6aGtor rabs e bSvrs
VITA al so-ts Of people. and IN spite Of
himself becomes q mind EEd lie
reader, VINO t=-ss = back sal foE Ii
enc except the yrofesssOnzL.
Yes. travellers are supers.stlozs azz
cranky, said vet~-Sa seight - 80
p1ach yesterday. IN response - q
query Il thinx the average pssssn GO
conductor deals WITH usors ODDITIES
daily than the euro coli~stor q
freak SHOW. A. % the aEaerss5tisn- /
thlnx there "a more - - crops 0zt O.
trains taaB anv~t~re slse LAT week
Jzst a. the train vs~s rszsiy % pail oaE
for Caiezgo . reeI--d~-=.-t ma cans
g.. d sAe s1SrA "a tac z-@s.sx@. sas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

The central committee gives notice that the
primaries viii be held on the 10th day of Au-
gust as follows; In the county precincts b -
tween the hours of 4 and O'Clock p. m. at the
usual voting places. In the wards OF the City be-
tween the hours of and o'clock p. m. at
places to he hereafter designated by the COM
mitteemen of the ward
The qualification OF voters at said primaries
shall be determined by the following rule:
That all persons who have regularly affill-
lated with the Republican party in the past,
or all persons who voted the Republican ticket
at the last county election and in addition
thereto announce their intention TO do So in
the future, and all Republican minors who
can vote at the next election shall be qualified
voters at the Republican primaries. and the
judge Of the primaries shall determine the
voters right upon this basis: That the voter
must be a resident of the ward or precinct"
Done by order Of Tbe Republican county cen
Iral committee. !. II. MCCALL, Chairman,
y. N. STURDEvANT. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20
Troz~a Fsachsa

To freeze peaches, pare and r.movs
The stones from very ripe, soft pcaehsss
allow pound Of sugar 70 every pound
znd half Of fruit. Place the sugar a
a saucepan with water % make strip,
let boil for 1--WE minutes; strain aad
stand aside % cool- Whaa cold raix
with tie mashed peaches. turn into =
freezer ans reese Peach cream y
made Dy pgtiiRg q pint 81 rich cream
in a saucepan and ssttiaz o. the Ere tn
boil; add tsree-qusrters II pound &c
sugar and stir until dissolVsa tz<s
from the ERE and mix with p at 81,
sweet cream; let cOoll pour into .
freezer and freeze. Pare sud rzzsh .
dozen very riDs. ssf. peaches, and sir
quickly into the fr0zsa sre&n, freeze
rapidly for Eve minutes Longer. remove
the d.ahsr. rspscx tee t1o aaa slA2I
a. dc two b.. Is before sew lnx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20
GRESHAM PUTS HIS FOOT IN IT.

Nr. Gresham as secretary OF state OF
the United States, has made anoth er
blunder, estimated by men inside and
outside of administration circles to be
more unfortunate and far reaching than
the attempt to restore Liliokalani. The
diplomatic corps at Washington are
greatly perturbed. Mr.. Gresham, it
seems, felt called upon to speak for the
United States of America on the Japan
and Corean difficulty, in which he con-
dennis Japan for levying an unjust war
upon a weak and defenseless nation
That is the way he put it IN his priyi-
legged diplomatic communication, and
nobody seems to know what the result
may be. 1t is said to have paralyzed the
japanese legation at Washington, as it
will probably the home government of
that fowery isle, President Cleveland
is capable of many strange moves, but
his appointment Of this old disaffected
Republican to the chief place in his cab.
met has never ceased to be a wonder.
Next TO Providence Clevel and evidently
delights IN having his ways thought in
Scrntakln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

States are stagnated with surplus money
which has been taken out of business
and for which there is no demand.
Congress has but to settle the tariff
quarrel. one way or the other, and adj
iourn, TO see e wonderful revival OF
business everywhere in this country.
such a revival as Will not only employ
the stagnated capital of this country but
which Will call for the use of Europe's
surplus,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Amos Cummings of New York wants
congress to decorate each distinguished
American citizen after the style of the
French Legion of Honor. Cummings,
if he seriously proposed that, is a mo1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Bro~B-You ask ne % lsnd yo1 fvs
dollars Why dgn't ron 20 serozs 81,
erect % the bsuS ard as< them % lsnd
u 80 yO17 Lending money i Their buzi-
ness
Jone--But they don't Know ne
'Au thc more chance q Jon getting
Il then
WAY
f'Fsec&usc 70 orr Who di3 know soa
would lend you q nickel"
iiTr-'OhT'
'You ray oh others. hzt yon zrrot
owe use. Texas siffsngA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Ton b'gssss-I hsllevs tie p-esstesl
- tais road. WIEN 10 49, I. t-,4 -
candy % Sc trains
bee i~.e2-1s-- ioz a5at 49, ss.
Ihsy d. charge hzs tcua1e- s..g -
eli-rT' o'-t h@rsilT ;aolzat g4-ers -
EAEAxc3 E-sasy ~ il.e b.asaz.. - tA..s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Capital is but minority, and the Ia
Dor unions are a minority, two facts lost
sight of in the late strike. The capital
and labor parties combined are a minor
itv As compared to the great American
public which includes the governments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Dsbs is taking a much needed rest IN
Jail. He viii be confronted in the near
future with several kilograms from ms
pen, one Of which reads save your
money and buy guns" The lOcksmith
proved too much for the jawsmiths who
outnumbered all other trades in the late
strike.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

NJ sEianer ft1~ ianAlaiv)-D1r'.
you think IL is q god rule - ge. 4
from tke table huBgry7
Old Eoarder-Sos ia tals h0ase,
r.zda1-
''lFhT n-tT-
''Beeauss u has 10 sxeso.son. De.
tr1!. zee Pres.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

There is probably nothing at all in the
circumstance that as soon as there is
senator to elect, the Populists stop talk
ing about abolishing the United States
anrafn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

People contemplating striking viii
please take notice that the grand jury
discharged that Chicago woman for
killing man who Was pummeling hel
husband scab.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

SIT is not true" writes a western Kan
sas correspondent Indignantly, that
John Smith, il a row here, was shot aud
bit the dust. Two hours previous TO
the fracas q two-inch rain fell"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

If that whisky trust committee, that
sugar combine committee, that tariff
reform conference committee of con-
gress would only let up once and give
the people and business q chance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

With troops flying this way and that
way in Oklahoma, the Indians will
probably try to remember who told
them about the beauties of the white
mans civilization,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

George Gould failed to "raise the
wind on the other side and lost by four
seconds. His father, Jay, on occasions,
used TO raise breeze that ratified things.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

If the Oklahoma trouble continues
much longer 1t will bring Hoke Smith
out of his hole. But it will take time.
for Hoke is very. very deep down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Mrs. Lease can stand Mrs. Digs
throwing epithets. What Mrs. Lease
never could get over was the chivalric
southerners FASTING her with eggs,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Illinois Is not as thorough as it should
be. 1t has jailed Debs, but Altgeld Is
still out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

The strength Of the labor orgauiza-
tons Of this country as compared TO the
RdulG male population is Just one to
sixteen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

With four troops Of regulars and the
territorial militia on hand, Pond Creek
should not hesitate a minute in taking
The census.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Following the plan of Dole of Hawaii.
President Cleveland has deposed Dicta-
tor Debs and established a republic in
this country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Our standing army can be depended
upon 10 stand up for the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

Mayor Frank or Pond Creek, no doubt,
thinks that it would be a great improve
ment if the citizens of the rival town
were less fresh and their eggs more so.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

bdubes fit bic Observation-Disclosures
Winterf4ule. Dasfelbe tomnat an bic
STEELE, ber ieitberisen Gii&an&tanitalt
au iteben.
GIfAb.estbrtsssa.
9absbeim. Gin traaii1es
|S@idial ereilte ben 6auptlebrer S@ab
Batter bon 8 Rinberr. Smon felt
ldn9erer 3eit leibenb. lag er au 8ett
uno mar bamit bei9Gftist. nit .9lctbe
pbenique" bic 9Farbe bon Rirden<
tafeln au entfernen, UNI bieielben ipGs
ter aufaufrif@en. Das @las. tporin
fi& bic dbenbe Hlifieteit befanb,
ftellte Ct neben ft4 auf bas Nathts
ttfd9en. @pGter trat feline 18iGbrige
Sobter an fein Bett, Inn benz Batter
cine Safe Mil4 gu brinsen. biefer
aber 'perlangte albor feline Mebicin
3u r1ebmen. Das Mdb4en nabm bic
MebicinFaf4e bonn Na@ttif4 unb
rei9te lie benz Batter, Der baraus etpas
in einen 26Fel sob, obne tpeiter boran
au benten, baB es has Sir lei, tuel4es
ct in ber 9anb belt. 3par per<
f9ludte er bapon muir tpentge 9ropfen
bod bieie geniisten, Inn ibm Murb
unb Reble 10 3i p%erbrennen, bab Ct
na4 3tpei 9agen perf4ieb.
Saargemiin b. Sn Remelfn<
gen i4oKen seftern Mbenb mebrere Bel
einem 8ausl1nternebmer bef46ftigte
@4a4tmeifter ipGbrenb elmer Gubrt
bur4 bas Dorf NIT Rebolpern nod
berf@iebenen perionen, bon bener lie
einige berlebten. Die S4sbluftigen
tpurben beute perbaftet.
Dieier Sage perungfiidte Der 6ei5er
@erbarbt bon @aar9eminb tpdbrenb
Der Jabrt apiinen Nieberbron,, unb
genannter @tdbt. Mts Ct m 3lr
9riifung zines G4abens an Der Ma@
fdine bonn 9rittbrett na@ auben neigte
perlor ct bas @~leidaetptht, fiel berab
unb tpurbe 3>pifden Mbfperrseldnber
unb bas 3rittbrett gebriidt. Damn
tpurbe Ct nod cine @trede melt gez
T4leift unb blieb tpbt auf benz 8ahn<
t6rper liegen.
oeHerretA.
@ien. Der 3ugsfiibrer bes
gorps=M rtiIeriez @egiments Nr. Ia,
einidbrig Greipiniger Soief Mobeluf,
fam in Elm 6otel, mo Ct Elm 53innmer
i'm pierten @todtpert mietbete unb TO-
fort beaablte. Mm nd4ften Morsen
tpurbe Ct am Genitertreu3e mittelft
elmer boppelt 3ufammengelegten @eb<
f4nur .erbdngt uufgefunben. Dus
Mptip bes @elbftmorbes 1T ni4t be-
tarrt.
Mn Borb zines Donaubampfers
tpurben in Golge elmer Refelerplofion
bnr9 bas ausftrDmenbe MaFer Der
Maf1iniit unb Der 9eioer lebensgez
fGbrli@ perbriibt.
Muf Der Mrlbergbabn entgleiite 3lpiz
}den s m t unb 81 0 infolse zines
Gelsftur3es Elm 2uft5ug. Sieben Magz
gons tpurben 3ertriimmert, 3tpei ftiiro<
m ass H. -" aS" m.rsonni ssa a,,o.s
blieb unberfebrt. Die 8ubnftrede 1T
mrn 81, ~ h;.f;n,n Gmonaz
t;rS- sMri. n.,,rSh 9Ih.nSs ,nSbr.nb
Der prebigt Elm Snbipibuum: rQafen
m m ,h .rs%;sn h.r' mnnn m;.Ssr
,,,n ia = :, IN, morro,n, arr 9inh.
~, Observation-Disclosures h.r m;hn,is~
mr,4n. h.rssrtt. m.r1b.a @nh.n
g. ~ ~ m.]t.rsnf.nn;r 5nmr7.It. mari
- hi.i.m ifnrrth mnh gnmn IN bie
sl,,n.n n hns re- Mttndirt, b.n,1htlns
y, mnh.n Niirat, Ons Snbibibuum
o. HPDi 5nhnnn s.. sxI,,ht
' $500.
a.-.
~ SsSg.M l.u.dls Nv M.x I.'ism
yeenpan nsIn S!au.guus Gu
POM p1eI!en Sluu'p.ili gsta aa,.,asf.H
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12
MmSlauo.
Neeweenbura.

beutf&er Rrieserpereine finbet benz
Dernebmen na9 Mnfans Mat bier
itatt; bel biefer @ele9enbeit ion auf
Befebt bes Raifers aud bic Rapene
Der babifden 2eibsrenabiere tomnaer,,
I'm Elm grobes biftorif4es MilitGrcons
3ert au peranftalteu, unb ben alien
Solbaten Elm Slid riibmliher 8er<
9angenbeit tlin9enb in's @ebGdtnib
5u rufen. Der grtra9 biei1s gonoers
tes ion benz RpFbduferbentmal 3us
fallen, bas bic beuti4en Rr~ieserbereine
Milbelm benz Gsgreiden erri9teten.
rMarme Mild<G teb>9allen1 - nit
bieIer '1eueften @rrungeni4aft pirb
Berlin bemnd4it prunten biirfen. Mte
mitgetbetlt nirb, tpirb boz. begetarif9er
@eite bic Grri9tuna FOLDER 9aaen.
bic ben Bierbauen Elm gefGbrliz
DIES @egengtpi4t bieteu follen, &C.
plant. Dd bic 3abl ber 8egeterianer in
Berlin aiemli9 bttrd9tlt4 1T unb mebz
ere begetari1de Speifebduier fi4 als
lebensfdbis erpieftn baben, 10 glaubt
man aud ben Mil4zS tebzQallen cine
CUTE 9utunft propbt3eiel gu birfen.
@DrIiB. Die beige Straftamz
r1er perurtbeilte ben premierlieutenant
a. 8. Minter, Elm eifri9es Mitglieb
bes be1ti@ zfo3ialen : anttfemttif4en
.Nerein4. fpedert @ittluhfeitSberbroher1S
gu apti Sabren 3uc4tbaus unb flint
Subren Gbrberluft.
Dppeln. Gin .entfeblt@eS linz
glid trug ii4 in benz Dorfe Grauenz
BORT 3u. Der Bauer @iefe mar NIT
feiner1 @Dbnen Mntor unb Jgna3 BET
elmer baultben 0erdnberung ieiner Be-
fbung bef@dftiQt, als Der @iebel bes
4oufes einftiir3te unb ale brei begrub.
Der Batter @iefe mar auf Der Stelle
tobt, bic SDhne 3og man mod lebenb
unter ben Srimnern berbor unb berz
,anlabte beren 5ofortige ueberflbrung
nod benz ct. MbalbertzQ ofpital. Der
6ltere @obn ftarb auf benz transport.
Der iiingere CAB cine babe Stunbe fpdz
ter ieineu Geift auf.
mhmdbli4 1T man in btr Gage, ben
bebeutenben @4abtn 3u I~btrfeben,
1peldet BIZ S4neeperpe9urlgel1 IN Der
SberlauttB a1tgtrphtet 9abe11. Sn
90bi4iB 1T Der @teinmeb 9lbner lrz
ter ben 9riimnnern zines 9ebduots,
oas init Shnee bela1tet mar ur1o etr1<
ttiir3tt, begraben u1ro getootet tDoroen.
Mrf benz Sor1t1ttllm 9obtc9nB 1tur3te
Das Deltr@l1111ge M1rt1l@attsgebauoe
Elm. Mabreno per gt1enoa?1fa9rt
aut Der Stredt @bersba4, PIE 1e1r
pertptbt mar, ttlrate Der Sdattrer
Wiintde bonn 5rtttbrett il11D ta1lo ben
3oD.
9obttn. 4srlere 'Staot begebt
i'm Gaufe btetts Sabres Das Jett tbres
flnfbu1roertldbrtge1l 9ttte9el1s. Sum
bletbel1ben MrtbeIrter1 beabtu4ttgtI1 pie
ttdbttt4en Behoroe1r Elm ttaotl1dbes
Rraattnbaus az erbauerr ,11o et13u>
ri4ten. I'm etnen 5betl Der erforoerz
1t4en Wttttel auf3ubrt1geu, 1T bic Yer
anttaltnag elmer Gotterie geplat1t.
onprenben.
Druaebnen. Sin Mrbeiter mar
nit @tumpenausroben i'm Malbe Be-
fddftiqt unb bate fem @Dbnhen NIT
aenommen. Das Rinb lief fptelenb
in ben Malb nrb ptrirrte frb. Mls
Ser Wnter Sic Mbnefenheit bes Rnuben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

SIN SGbtnburg bat ber 8antz
beamte @robtrma1r, na4bem Ct bic
Gntbedung MADDEN mllbte, bab feline
Grau i'm umb feline Gamtlte ~berlaien
batte, IN eirem Mnfalle bon @er5nei<
flung 3uerit feline bret Rtnber eri4of<
len unb {obann feinem eigenen 2eben
.bur9 cine tppblge3telten @4ub Elm gez
palt5ames Gnbe gema4t.
Die Olbenburgtf4e @egierung min
cine neue MnIeibe bon 10 Milio>
men so. aufnebmer. Bon bie1em Be-
TRACE inb 8 Mt1tonen fir @tienbabn<
stpede unb cine Mtqion fit ben Ra=
nulbau beftimmt.
3rett 9taote.
6amburg. Der Grembenbertebr
Der Stabt, Der felt benz 3o1anfhlub
etnen mertGthen Muf4mung senomz
men batte, 1T in ben leBten 3pei Sab
rem tpteber erbeblt9 3uriidsegangen.
@s tpurben bon ben 9otels unb @aftz
b0fen gemelbet i'm Sabre 1889 307,z
600 Trembe unb int Sabre 1891 batz
ten mir bic b0dite 3abl nit iiber 354,z
600 8eiu@ern erretdt; gegen bte1es
Sabr blteb iebo4 bas Sabr 1892 nit
3O2,O 900 UNI $1,000 unD bas perfloi1ez
ne Sabr gar UNI $4,000 6rembe 5u:
rid, benin es tpurben 1898 nur 1885,
600 Trembe qemelbet. Mls urfade
1T bic Gbolera unb bic Na&mirtung
Der Tupbt an3ufeben, baB ber unbetm<
liAe @aft tptebertebren t0nnte.
0as Seemannsamt bat jebt feline
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-12

tpd11er b0rt1e1r1e11, unD 1tteB mar 9let>
Bel in elmer Sefe bon 8 IL Meter
uuf cine r1mi5@e WaTerleitung. Die{e
ion nun berfolgf perben, UNI uuf bic
alte rDmi}9t 8ru~nnenitube gu tomz
men. Mar boHt, bab Der Maherz
talamttdt abgebolfen tperben tpirb.
8a0en.
Gurlsrube. Seit GINGER Set
treibt bier Elm 3opfabf@neiber feir1
l1ntpe1en. Bis iebt finb 4 Rtnbern
bic 53Dpfe abgef4nitten. Don benz
Sbater feblt iebe Spur.
Mannbeim. Mm Sage ber por<
idbriqen 2anbtagsmabl bate ber
nationaQiberule Zimmerman Mi4.
Trib Dor einem Mabuotale ben {o3ialz
6emotratii4en Mgitator Ranfmann
@ubtinb-oHenbar nit Mbf4t-auf
bic 9ibnerauger, getreten. Subttnb
gerietb bariiber nit Grtb in Streit
unb rief: rWir tennen bic nationantz
beralen RniTe. Wenn mir nod elm
NAL Semanb auf ben SUB trttt, bann
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The herald., 1894-04-25
WON'T BE KALSOMINED.
A ROAST IN PROSPECT FOR JUDGE
JENKINS.
The House Judiciary Cnmmtttee WIN Not
Wh'towash Aim-A Probability
That He wnI Be YanIsed
or tho Bench.

New YORK. April 24.-The Evening
Posts special from Washington SAYS:
III Judge jenkins remains on the
bench 1t will be after the closest call he
ever had"
Itwas one of the most prominent
members of the judiciary COMMITTEES who
spoke. Mr.. Boatner expects to submit
the report of the subcommittee tomor-
row and have 1t ready for the full com.
mittee at it's Friday meeting. The re-
port will be long, but it will not be
tame. Chairman Boatner naturally de-
clines to disclose its contents or sav snv.
thing about his recommendation. but a
member of the committee (the opr
quoted above) says that the report wiA
show up Judge jenkins in u very bsd
light.
The moat damaging piece OF testimony
against the Judge was that given bv
MIR. Moore, the judges brother-in.law.
IL consists OF two letters, one from the
general manager OF the railroad
to one OF the counsel in 81.
Paul, and the couneel's letter
transmitting the general managers
to the counsel in Milwaukee. Accord
ing to the testimony they were given to
Judge Jenkins, who read them, and
that day he iasued the second notorious
injunction. The general manager, In
his letter, tells of his appointed meet
ing with the employees of the road, eet
for the next day. and says lie postponed
the meeting for 81 hours. He then goes
ON to say that ii the leaders should Or
der tho men to strike it would cripple
the road. for the mems places could not
be filled in lees than Is days. An in
junction would prevent the men from
ordering the strike.
All OF this will doubtless appear in
the report, and the judiciary committee
will hardly whitewash Judge Jenkins
on the strength of 1t. 1t is certain that
come pretty harsh things and severe
conclusions will be drawn out in the
debate on the floor. Should it all re.
suit in Judge Jenkins' impeachment. no
one would be surprised.