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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

g~enletue GenntntB Ser einidAld0igen Qr6ei1
bcibrin8t. @5 brtugt mebr Elm, Den 2ebrfinc
an cine beion6ere Wfaibine 5u ieben ooel
t6n in eincm beitimmten .3tpcigc Der Cir
Belt ST beicbdftige1, in Dem er balo Sc1nel>
ligtett I'M Nrbeiten lernt. ltn0 Der Qebre
ling siebt bie5 Dor, neil ct barauf aus 1T,
iobalo ais m09Ii6 ettpaS sit peroienen.
9as lit, pie gelagt ntbtS Ncues, a6er
es lit nibt8 beito tDeni8cr nieberi0Iageno
uno acknowledgements. Ourcb Die mos
6erne G5c,llng Der Nrbett iptr6 cine SIM
ieitigfeit berDorgebrabt, bic auf benz Nr@
6ctter o6ltumpfenb pirft tnb aus ibm
ielbit me6r ulto me6r cine Wtaicbine macbt,
bic nur in cinem 8enau a%bgegrenStel 8e@
Sirf ettpa5 Ieiiten fam. Ser Nrbetter berz
oummt in tebnil0cr 8e5tcbung. ST tpir6
bilfloS, iobolb cine neue Mai9ine, nit
Der 3u avbeiten er nicbt getpobnt lit, bic
Nrbeit auf anoere 0eiie p%erric1tet. @r lit
ntbt i'm Stanbe, aud5 nlr ben einfacbiter
Oe9enitanO fertig 81 ~itele1; NUT einen
TbetL odbon fanu ct mdden.
0ie Solgen bieier mobernen @ntipifez
lung Der Q(rbeit peripIrt Elm Sober, pelder
cine 0teparatu. aus3ufiibrcn bat. g1icbt5
lit iApteriger, ais in 0(mertta ettpdS aus
g~ebeiiert 81 befommen, &~letbUng5itide
Dielei1t auSgenommen, un6 iua9 fir
Disqualification bon NaSbcfierun9cn ni6t
mn sutpeilcn, ionbern retit sit Sage font
men, 0aUon tptro tpa6rl6etnlt6 Elm ie0er
f5amilienDater unb cine ie0e 6alsfrau Elm
9teO au iin9cn wiiien. @s lit nic9t ii6erz
trtebcn, 3n bebaupten, DaB in ben meiiten
6auen es tpeniger fOitipieIi9 un6 iebenfaas
ieDr DieG tpeniger GrgerLi9 lit, einen
@e9enitanb Der AUDI mod 10 9ertng be-
icbdbtgt lit, fort5uiuerfen, ais i'm aus
bsIlern au la1ieu. Namentllcb gilt baS
5. 8. bon 6auSbaItun8s9eibirr, M6beln
II. bergl., BET benen NuSbeHerun9en, es lei
benn Der ungeibifteiten Dirt, etnfacb nicbt
gu e~rlangen. itno.
DARN lie9t a6er cine unge6eure Berz
f6lpenoung. 0eNeult6n0e, Die Weniben7
alter unb brei unb bier @enerationen binz
burb auSbaGten %ioIten, per6en ra6
Wtonaten uno Sa6ren un6raucbbar un0
miiiien burcb neue erieBt perben, un0
tpd6reno man iic6 friiber fir iein 2eben
geborgen glalbte, tpenn man 5ur 3ett Der
6eirat6 iein W3o6iliar bei9afft uno let1en
6ausratb angei6afft bate, mltB man 6eut>
outage ale bier poer flnT Sabre bic WfttteL
erarbeiten, nm Die W236el at er1euern,
unO bas &iicbengei9irr unb mas b'rum
un6 Bran bdngt, muB fat 10 oft err
neuert werbcn, pie baS lei4t5erbreblicbe
Safclgeicbirr, nit pel9em %befanntLih Die
auf gan5 %beionOerem Grie9Sz
ite5en.
DaB bteler burcb 6aS 6abrifpeien ber6eiz
geflibrten ginieitigfeit in Der @r5iebung
gum 9anbperfe cnt9egengearbeitet merben
bat man ia 9liidli9er @etie ldugft
eingeiebcn unb burcb @infibruug beS
6anOicrti9feit : llnterri9ts tunOget6an.
2lber 9an3 ufienGar lit in lester 6initcbt
nod nicDt genug geibeben. Seoe 0ffettlicbe
iolte cine Nbtheitun9 Oafiir ents
unb es iolte barin gar3 Defenders
o0yauf 9ele0en DeroeH, baB Die &nabcn
einen @cgenItano gon3 ber3uitcucn,
lnb nibt bios in ictucn ein3elnen &beiIen.
east iicb ba5 nitbt auSfiibren, 10 ioQte
oocb Die 3abI Der 6anoTerti8feit Si1ulcn
lnb 6antuerferi3uLen leDr er3ebli9 Ders
tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
@ro9tbittomswe.tp sesem CLEVELAND.

0as groBe Stem 0orfer n06entlicbe
Bro6ibitionilten6Latt The Voice entbdlt
tt Der n%eueiten Qusgabe folgenbe pa6r>
bait tote Sbimpferei auf 9rGiioent @leDes
lanD:
rBcigert ii3 ein i'm 1te6rigen banbIeiter
s. Glibenti6aftS= Ganoiodt, ben Sneipens
ipirtben in ieinem Qnnabmei6reiben bic
Sticfcl su Le6en? Stein! 9te Macbt Ser
S3nap5fabrif mir6 auf9eboten, I'm tbm
cine Qection 3u ertbeilen; Der berbauene
@ropcr Glepelan6 friebt barauf glei6
einem Softer 6urcb ben 0red, UNI Don
Q8ai6in9ton SEEING cine gcgen Temperen5z
5tpang 9cribtete GrfLGrung fir fem britteS
acknowledgement entge9en5unebmen, unb
auf 0run6 bieIer GrflGrung erlau9t er bic
8rdii6enti9aft."
Oa5 lit clio Der Mnitan6 Ser 8bariider,
Die beitdnbig oie Worte WGBigfetl unb
GntboltiGmfeit i'm Wunbe unb IN Der
Sober fliDren unb babel auf'S unmdBigite
i9jmpFen unb ii6 fred6er 8erGdfterIn8em
nldt erttbalten!
@roper Cleveland erffarte ftb befaunt7
ti0 ibon, nacbbem CT irn Sabre 1884 gum
eritcn 0fale ais Observation-Disclosures
auigcitellt morben mar, fiir ie0eS nit
0ffentltcber Sronung pertrGgli6e OtaB
perionlicber TreiDeit un0 gagen ale unn07
t6iger Weiie in barmloie 8rQude un6 Sc
pflogcnbciten zines Sbetles bcr 8eD6lfes
rung eingretfenDen @eiebe, bic ct ais tb0s
ricbt, drgerlid1 unb beoridcno ner6ammte.
OaB bics nus BET Sober zines Gleuelano
feline lceren pOer bemago9iicben 9te0ensz
arten woren, lieB iicb fc6on ans beiicn fritz
berenl, 6urclals libetalem 8er3alten ais
8irgermeilter bon 8uffato i6lisBen.
NGc5 ietler WIeOeraufiteQung i'm Sabre
1888 lieB iib @lebclaub bon Sreunocn be-
rcoen, iiber oie peri0nlidbc Tret6eit in iei7
nem Qtnndbntebrtefe 5u i6ueigen, Inn, tpie
ct meinte, Sic 6ffentliebe @ufmertiamfeit
nibt BON Der 6auptfrage, Der Earifreform,
a63ulenfen. 9te Tolge baDOn mar Der Ser
Lift bes bandlS entic9ciDenoen StGateS geetp
Oorf uno Ser Sieg t6drriion'S, Der bann,
obgleicb ct fit einen Semperen3lcr gait,
Der perI0nlicben 6reibeit in feiner 8eiie 5u
nabe trat. 49,
Na9 abermaItger lteberna6ne Ser 6ez
mofratii6en Observation-Disclosures Inn
Sabre 1892 bcfoGgte @leueLano inter an
0eren 9uten 9tat9idblGgen @olbinatpu
6citn9's, Ser tbn in @rap Gables beiuchte.
aucb ben, i'm 4nnabmebrtefe itcb biniicbtz
lib p%eri0nIiber Grsibctt gang i'm Slime
be5 Nnna6meId9rcibenS bon 1884 oIs;u=
iprecbeu. 1lno Die cute 8irfung lit tpQbrs
lib nicbt auSgeblleben.
Die nob INNER fort6auern6e 8utb bes
probt6itiOntitiicbem @entralblattes iiber
Oieien gorgans 1T nm 10 ldcberli6er, ais
b%asielbe 8tatt Die republitantic6e 8artei
ebeniO ais cine yrubloie Oicnerin Der
S4nap5fabrif unb Der greulicbcn 0irt6.
ihaften" 3tniteut, ipie 6ie bcmofrotiide.
Otit nieier S6impferei ipirb freilid Der
repnblltanllden Bartet in berlcbie6enen
Staatsn gu bel @bre anset6an.
Die Voice tann es eben nob INNER
mont o~er'cbner3en, baB bel ber lebten 8rdz
l~'oclitenipabl tDr probibitioniItiicber 8raiiz
oentlcpattSfanoiOat 8ioueu nur 1854, O66
8o%ltslttmmen erbielt gegeniiber BON
3.~.oo6,o62 fir @leOeIan6 uuO 5,162,S 74
fir 6arriion.
Scion Der blOse @s6anfe an fra6ere
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
0caperf G5creiae, @ebrliu0e tt2ss
Observation-Disclosures.

SIN vGenturD9 Ifdga5inc" ioar fir5ttcf
gegen Die @jeiocrf@l5ereine bic Nuttoge er.
boben porban, boB iie bel :3utaijung bon
|GeDrlingcn 0mcrifauildbe Suugen binte1
auOeren suritditBtcn. ST. Dem bctreffenoen
ttarf frenoeubaiicriib an9ebauc6ten Artifcl
iDNroe gelaGt:
Ser amerifanilAe Sun0e bat feline
9tec1tc, lpeIcbs Die organiiirte Arbeit gu
ad1ten iieb iiir Ueypflicbtet bait. Wan net
CERT ftd5, ism ais 2e1rIing ansunebmen,
unb DcnH CT leln 6nuDmerf in ether 6anoz
i0erfetzS c6Qle 0elernt bal, 10 i~pcigern ltt
TAFT aue @eperf>8cretne, Jpn suSulallen,
unb Oerluc9t ct dis Nidt>8creinie ait orr
bcttell, miro ct gcb0Deoltct. Sc better icin
@6aroftcr unb jc gci0idter CT lit, oeito
lpeut8er mill man ettpa3 bon ibn1 milien.
Nue @ewerf> 8ereine Dieie8 Qanoes itebe1
inter der Tu6tcl BON NuslGnbern, iDefd)c
bel Dielcn Die lReDrbeit oarin 5ilbeu. g8aD:
ren0 Dem elngeborenen amerifautlcben
&nabeH oer 8eitritt peripeigert tpiro, nimmt
mani ale MuSlGnoer D6ne ooer nit nur 0e=
ringer 9tldlio1t auf iDre Grsie0ung uno
Oelbtdlt6fett alf."
@egen Olcleg eeauptun9 lit Brof. 8emis,
Der b~etannte 0~ational. Oefonom, in einel1
tdn8eren ptocrlegenben Nrtifcl aufgetreten.
@r erfl0rt 3urdc9t, baB nacb ben bon i6nt
9ngeltellten @rbebungen nllr II unter Ben
48 gtationaL5 @etperfpereinen 8oribriftcn
erlalen babel, tDetbe oas- ~2ebrlingstpejen
belcbrdnfen, uno baB nur Il bapon nit
71,0O0 Wttt9IteDern, Dber IA y. s.. a4er AT
untonell oeretlttgten Nrbeiter, einen @rfo(g
bel Der 8oaitreGung oicier 8ori9riften be-
rtbtet BADEN. 0apon 1eien $500 @laSz
a%rbeiter, 54l7 6utmocber, $4,000 @iien>
FORMER uno 10000 S9ueioergeieQeu, lnb
Die lebteren geitatleten auf ieben @eieQen
ie etnen 2e6rlin9, uno eire Qebrseit bon
bier bis flint Sabren.
Snoem ST. 8emiS 10 benz aQ9emetnen
BorDurt oes u@enturn" bege9net, bah bic
NuSl9lteBung oOer cine belcbrGnfte 2ulaIz
flung bon 2ebrlingen bon alien @etperfz
Vereinert ODER au9 nur bon Dem gr0Beren
SDetle berieIben 9eibt iperoc (pir iinb
iibri9ens ntcbt itber, baB 8emis' j3iffern
9an3 9e1au iinb), erflGrt er Die gertnge
3abl BON Nnerifanerlt in ben 8eretnen
aus Der algemetnen N~bneigung oerielben
gegen 9anbdrbett uno ibrem groBen lel6ftz
iiber3eugten SnbibiSualtsmus, 8. +. tbrem
Wuni6e, Die 6erren i6res et9eneu Gbun
unb 6anoelns gu fem.
9r. 8ennis ertldrt bann peiter, mas
nibt HteueS lit, baB an benz NieDergang
oes 9ebrlingswefens bte @inf1brnng ber
Wtaibinerte uno Der 6arauS it9 fo(gernocn
Gbetlung Der Nrbeit in ben groBen @erfz
ftdtten Die 9oupti6ulb trGst. 0ielelbe
maAt es unauSflbrbar, baB Der @rbeitgez
Der an iebem ieiner 0eute Elm pcriDnlibes
Sntereiie nimmt, ober bemielben cine a4-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
@ta teaer gtea si0ttan,s.

@oberneur Gilman bon SI6zGaroltna
bat ietnen Btuen burcbgeiebt. Wftt 6ulfe
oeS bon tDm gum Wftt9liebe oes SberitaatSz
gertcbtS e%rnannten unb tbm mtufdDrigen
Gtcbters @arp bat 6as SberItaatSgericbt
bas 0tSpeniarDs @eleb BON 1893 fir oer7
faliungsm6Big erflGrt, obpobL balielbe bon
benz 0enlelben @egenItanO betreffenDen urt6
bon ibm fir DerfaifungSpibrig ert(drten
@eieb bon 1892 nltr in ga15 untpelentlicbe1
Yunften abtpei6t.
Die @ntl6eibung &icbter @dr1's, Ser,
nebelbei bemerft, fri Ser lieutenant obers
nor unter Stllman mar, ali o Elm ebenlo
pabnitnniger 6dring tpie 6ieier lit, ertlGrt,
baB Die Gegelung Der Sabrtfation uno bes
8erfaufS beraui9en6cr @etrdnte in Da8
8ereih Der g oli3eigepaGt beS States fale,
un6 6aB bic Stats idbGnfe cine Ge9elung
oeS 0albel5 bamtt lei. Nteman6 beftBe
aus ii9 ietbit berauS ein Jtebt, nit geiitiz
gen @etrdnfen 3u ban0eIn, un0 aus bieiem
@runoe fteDe Dem Staat bas 8e6t 81, ben
Gertauf entDe6er gan5 AL Oerbleten ooer
i6n 10 gu bc16rGnfen, iDte CT cS fir oaS auz
9~enteine g8obl am 8clten baltic. 3tpar
bGlt Ger S6errt9ter M2cSloer an Der Gnts
ibeibung felt, baB Ser Staot fein &ecbt
babe, !9anbel gu treiben, mas ct bur6 8ez
trieb Der StaatSi6anfen tbue, aber ba bas
brittle 01it8Iieb bes @eribts, &icbter 8Ope,
6crrn @arD beipfli6tete, 10 bat @Oupers
neur Gilman geponnen.
Natlirltb mirb er ni9t fauI Iein, ieinen
Sicg iofort aus5uDeuten unb bic nacb Der
eritcn @nti6ei6ung 9ei6Ioiienen Staatss
ibdnfen tpteoer 81 erOffnen, iouie gegen
bic 8ripatlbGnfeil einauibreiten. @benio
ratirLib mirb leBtereS wieber gu l1n5uz
f~riebenbeit unb &raipau unb su iebr lebz
baften 3etten in Sibz@arOIina iibren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Der Union 9eague Stub" BAT iib Elm
8eroienit ertpOrben, inOem ct gum @egen>
ftanoe Oer Debate BET ietner lebten 8iertelz
Understanding Bic i3ieOS9eri6tlicbe
Setlegung bon Strettigteiten 3pii6en Or
bettern uno Qrbeit9ebern macbte, unb gu
0erielben Die stpei berborragenoi fen Gertre>
ter ocr freiDiQt9en S6ie65gericbte, ben
2trbeit8commiiiGr Carroll 8risbt un6 ben
GoritBeh6en oeS neutrality-suspicious. bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
ttnsmtSiatafett 1ttao astafer Se2tnpj
0G9e9G4t+


Selb1t bon gars buIbiamcn unb gebiloeten
6eutiden yticbts8 atboltfen bort man in
@eiprdc6e i6er Die 9ntbolifenbeBe Der
q. g. 81. icBt bduftg NelBerun9en ioie tols
gcnoe: Scr &atboli3i8mu3 lit nur 0uIo>
lam, no CT itch III Der WeinbcrDcit b%sfinOet.
Su 9Gnpcrn bagegen, no CT Die WecDrbcit
bcIibt, itrGubt ct ii1, na0reno i'll Den
1roRen proteltantiicDen 0Qnocrn Jteltgion59
frcibcit 6erribt, nob jmmer gcNcn bieic
Srcibeit. 8liden Sic ). 3. uacb Spa1icn,
no ieBt Sc1ritte ge9en Die critic protelta1>
tilcbe &ircbe in Wtaorib gctban iperbcn,
ODER noc9 ungarn, 100 Die fat6oliicDcn
8Ii10fe, nit elmer e~in5igen Nu5nobne,
nocb IN ben leBtcn Gugen 10 Deiiig, bic
Giniit6rung FREEZER 9teli9ionSjt6ang be-
tGmpftcu." Il. /. ~, II. /. 10.
2eiber iino bieic G6atiaDcn ricbtjg. l1nb
(eioer tritt iogor in unierem 2anbc al19emeiz
net 9teligionSTrcibett gerd0c III ein3elnet
bcutic9cn fatbotiiden 8lGttern cine arge
ltuoulbiomfcit 3u Sage, nAlnentljcD au6
in @eitaIt zines rO0cn NHttlcmitiSmu5.
Sin 8latt 6tcier Qtrt ma6t logan. GUS ben
u~rpiibiiglten O%erma1el, peun iie etipas
i6m MliBiGuigeS bebauptcn, i'm 6anbs
umoreben Suben, UNI banlt cine antiiem.i>
tiibe S6jmpTerct gcget lie los5ulalfen.
Dem aufmerfiamcn 8eo6obter faun eS
nicbt entgeDen, oaB berarti8e 6etrilbenoe
@richeinungen 0era0e au9 bel 0urbauS
Observation-Disclosures unS fitr aa9emeinltc
Trei6eit begeiiterten Oeutiben abfibleno
auf ben @ifer gegen Die q. IS. u. rDjrfen.
8tr m09teu ieboh lOlc9en Qerren tot8en@
oeS 3lt beDenfen 9eben:
Sir fat6olii6e l1nOul6iamfett tn att
6eren Qdn6ern t0nnen 0o6 pabrltdb bic
Rat6oLifen in Ben Gereintgten Staaten
l1ic9t perantportli6 gcmacDt tperoc11. llao
0eraoe in DieleS Qanb fiibrte lt6 Der Sat9o>
lisiSmus bon 2tnfang OIL in Der DulOlamz
ften Meile etn. Wfan Denfe MIR an Die
BON engliiben 8atDolifen erridbtete &olonie
Worpldno, welc9e fib auf eole 9egenIeitIge
0ulbung unb WteinungSfretbelt grlnoete,
ipG9reuo 1T ~puritanilben &olonteen, OBJ
9leib tire Sttfter ebenfaus Spter rclt1
giDier un0ulDiamfeit Daren, etne f%tnitere
Hnouloiamteit aus9eibt tpurbe.
Sic 0tebr3abl Der &atboltten IN ben Ser
e~ini9ten Staaten lit aber getptB BON benz
bulo1amen @eiite Der 8aIer Der &olonie
WarDIanb 6urb6rungen, oeiien bereOteTter
uno unerlAr0denIter tatDoltlDer &rd9er
in bieiem 9anee beute BET 8tl9of Spals
bling bon Yeorta lit.
Sin I'm 10 beliereS &e6t BADEN iol6e
&atboliten, ben @laubensDeBern bonn
S9lage ser 81. g. q. nit alter @ucht urO
S6drfe entsegen3utreten. Sbre 8eseiitez
rung fir alIgemeine 9teIigionstreibeit lit
tpabrlicb feline nur sefiiniteltc; tie entz
ipringt ntcbt bet @rmd9nng, bab Die &az
tbolifen nur ettpa ben iiebten She'll 6er
@eiammtbepOlferung Der Ser. Staten
bilben, alio ourb 8erleu9nung Der Jtes
Iiaionsfreibeit, ueelbe geraOs fir ite bic
uHentbebrli9e 2ebensluft in bieiem 9anOe
lit, iib ielbit am meiiten i9aben mlrOeu.
Sonbern ibnen lift bic 0teIisionsfreibeit
tpabre 6ersensiadbe, wie ite ben eOlen
fat6oIiiden 8riten George @aIpert Ober
Serb Baltimore beleeIte, als er ben v@bar>
ter" fir bie f~Inftige &olonte WfarDlano
alf D0aiee @epiiiensfreibett 9ranOete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

Office: SIDE of-gaI9inston.@tr nnO Gtfts gosHus
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-17
wHEELER q. PEcKHAM.

Mitchell (Wis.), Palmer, Pasco, Pettigrew,
platt, Proctor, Ransom, Roach, Squire,
Stoc1bridge, Turpie Villas, Voorhees, and
White LA. )-32.
Nays-Aldrich, Allen, Allison, Berry,
Call, Cameron, Carey, Chandler, Cocllrell,
Coke, Cullom, Daniel Davis, Dolph, Frye,
Gallinger Gibson, German, Hansbrough,
Hawley, Higgins, Hill, Hoar, Irby, Jones
(Ark.) Lodge, McLaurin, Manderson, Nor
rill, Murphy, PefIer, Perkins, Powers,
Pugh, Shoup, Stewart, Teller, Vest, Wash
burn White (Cal.) and Wilson-4l,
For contirmation-Demo 3d. Re
publicans, S. Populist, 1,
Against conirmation--Dem Is;
Republicans, 23; Populists, 3.
Messrs. Camden, Gordon, Mcmillan,
Smith and Morgan were paired for CON
frnation and Messrs. Dubois, Jones (Nev.),
Quay Vance and Wolcott against, Messrs,
Colquitt and Sherman were absent with
out pairs
The proceedings Of the executive session
prior to the voting consisted entirely Of
speech making, Senators Villas Ore, y,
George and Gray speaking for confirma-
ton, and Senators White (Cal) and Haw-
ley against. All the addresses except
those of Senator Villas and George were
very brief.
Senator Villas spoke for two hours, de
voting himself to the character of MIR.
| Peckham and of the presid ent's right to
| appoint in a case like that of justice of the
supreme court without consulting the
| senators from whose state the nominee
was chosen. Summing up he declared
that the better testimony was favorable to
! Mr., Peckham, and showed him TO be a
man deserving of the high honor which
the president had sought to confer upon
him.
| Senator George discussed the constltu-
tional points involved in the case, and de
clared his belief that MIR Peckham was a
man entirely fit for the position,
Senator White (Cal) said that the Sc
| lection Of a supreme court judge was a
matter which greatly interested the people
! of California. There was now, he said,
| pending in the courts a suit involving the
ownership of the water front of valuable
property in that state estimated TO be
worth 10000 900. This suit would event
ually reach the supreme court and be de
termiued by the tribunal. He had OBJ
served that some of the friends Of the
nominee in the present instance were men
who were interested in the result of these
suits, and while this might be a mere co
incidence it was sufficient to decide him
against the nominee.
Senator Mitchell said he had become
convinced from an investigation Of all the
facts that Mr. Peckham was well fitted
for the supreme bench. He called atten
tention TO the fact that eminent lawyers OF
New York and elsewhere had spoken in
the highest terms of him.
The speeches of Senators Gray and Haw
ley were brief but emphatic the former
for and the latter against confirmation.
Occasionally there is heard speculation
as to what will be the presidents course
in view of the rejection of the second OF
his nominees for the associate justiceship
No one whose opinion is of value will ven
ture surmise or suggest name. The
supreme court is now in recess and viii b,
until March g. so that the necessity for {
full bench Will not be urgent until thai
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-17
HEAVY verdict for SANDER.

NICE, Feb. 17.-Early during the present
year Count Pavier de la Chapella began q
libel suit against General Horace Browne
Of the English army, and against Brownies
wife and his sister-in-law, Antoinette Ray
naud who is the divorced wife of the
count, whom he charged with having stig-
matized him rs an adventurer and a
bankrupt, swindler and convict from
New Caledonia The court sentenced Gen
eral Browne and Mrs. Raynaud to pay q
fine of 900 francs each, and i'll addition TO
pay the court 81 600 damages and 80 pub
lish the Judgment in the newspapers of
Nice and Mentone. The parties to the
suit are all well known in social circles
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-17
A Denial from solicitor Thurston.

OMAHA, Neb, Feb. 17.-Solicitor Thurs
ton, of the Union Pacific, declares that
United States Circuit Judge Caldwell ex-
pressly refused to interfere with Judge
Dundys order as 60 the receivers schedule
of wages, recognizing Judge Dundy's as
the court of general jurisdiction. Judge
Caldwell merely suggested that if the re-
ceivers of the road would ask Judge
Dundy to vacate the order already made
then both Judges Caldwell and Sanborn
would sit at Omaha March 26 and hear the
entire question of wages for the Union Pa
cifc system
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-17
Thlrty.fye Rloters ConvIeted.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 17.--The fate of the
flfty-eight Mansfield coal region rioters is
now with the jury. Judge Ewing, in his
charge, said "Mobs are usually composed
of a small portion of knaves and large
proportion of fools. This is the case here
The knaves kept in the background. Not
a single American citizen was in the mob,
so far as the testimony goes; but no preiu-
dice against foreigners should weigh with
you. They should, however, be taught to
obey our laws" The jury late last night
sent in a sealed verdict The exact word
ing OF the verdict cannot be obtained, but
it is known that thirty-nine of the fifty
eight defendants are convicted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-17
THlRTY.NINE WERE KlLLED.
TerribIe Accident on a German Ironoiad
in KieI Hav.

In Kiel BAY.
KEEL, Feb IA terrible accident 90
cured on board the German ironclad
Brandonburg near Stollergrund, at the
entrance to Kiel bay Yesterday was
selected for speedy trial with forced
draught, and to get the ironclad in first
class condition for the test forty artiflcers
were sent aboard from the imperial dock
yard. While eleven of these artificers
were in the engine room tremendous ex-
plosion took pluce The main steam pipe
Of the starboard engine had burst
Panic temporarily spread among the
crew, but after a moments hesitation
every effort was put forth to rescue the
unfortunate men in the engine room. It
was then found that of the eleven artihc-
ers all but one had been killed The man
who escaped owed his preservation from
the fate Of his comrades TO the fact that at
the momert Of the explosion he was stand
ing on a ij. ser near the top of the room.
When the steam had cleared away and
the panic had subsidized further search
was made among the crew for the dead
and injured. lt was then discovered that
thirty-nine men in all had been killed and
nine injured. Thirty-seven of the men were
killed instantly, and two Of the wounded
died in q short while after receiving their
injur.-.
-Four steamers were promptly dispatched
from Kiel to the scene of the disaster with
number of physicians and surgeons and
large quantity of medical supplies.
The injured were at once taken to the hos
dital where it is believed that all will re
cover
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sOHUYLKILL DIVISION.
IQth. 19QQ

Trains will leave Shenandoah after the soov,
date for Wiggans, Gilberton, Fraokville, New
Castle, st. Clair, Pottsville, Hamburg Reading,
Pottstown. PhOsnixville, Norristown and Phil.
sdelphie (B Dad street ststionl at $500 ard :45
a, M. ano 4;l5 p. no. on week days For Potts
vile and intermediate stations el0 m.
SUNDAYS.
For Wiggan,s, Gilberton, Frackville New
Castle, st. Clair, Pottsvllle At $500. 9:40 O. m
and 3:l0 p. m. For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
town, PheniIville, Norristown, PhtladelphiI
st 500, 9:40 q. m, 8:l0 p. 10.
Trains leave Prackville for Shenandoah q
i0;40a m. and 1914, 5:04, 7:42 and 1927 p. 10
sundays, II :13 q. m. and $40 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah At l0:l5
II :4e a. m. and 4:40, 7;l5 and 1000 p m. Sundays
1T l0;40 a, m. and 5:l5 p. m.
leave Philadelphia broad street station) foi
Pottsyille and Shenandoah at So and 35 8 IN
10 and II N week days On Sundays leave
For New YORK Express, week days,
at 20, O5, so, 49, 8 So z 49, 8 20, Q so, IL 90
II IA a M, IL 90 noon, 12 A p. M. Qdmlted Ex
g5es' g8o, saS o. 20 0S 6oO 20 81 6oo % so cars Ts5 r. r.
10 90 m, l2 Oh night Sundays 3 20, 4 05, 4 SO,
l5 l2 50. II 03 II 85, m. ~ a. 10, 30, 20
Qimited SOY 20 20. s So 25 and IL m and
For Sea Girt, Long Branch Ano intermediate
stations, $40, II IA . M, ana 100 m
For Baltimore and washington SO, 20, 8 81
10, 10 20, II le m, " TO- (l2 sb limited dining
carr 30, 48, 441, Is lB Congressional Limited
PEi%a6 PA Psrl9T g Cars Snd ssE 1islEng CaF
days, 8 50. ! 20, . 10, ii is m" Il 10. lli, 656
IL IS and 7 40 p m.
For Richmond z 90 . m, IL 10 and II 33 m
daily, and 80 p m. week days,
Trains will leave Harrisburg for Pittsburg
ana the West every day 1t l 20, 10 m, % p
p m limited), 3 50, Z 80, II 55 nj every day
Way for Altoona At 8 IS = m and 90 p m every
day. For Pittsburg and Altoona 1T II 20 N
every Day.
Trains will leave Sunbury for VFilliamsport
Elmira, CanandaiguA, Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls at IS, 10 = N, and IS 2 "a wee
days. For Elmlra ct A. m week days, POi
Erie and intermediate points ct 5 10 a N daily
FOR Lock Haven At lS snd IA N daily, I u
and "A p N week days For Ronovo It 5 10
n, IS and A p M week days aud s 10 n OF
Sundays only. For Kane ~ 5 ts = m daily
81 p m week days.
=. M. PROVOST, J. UOOD
Gen'l NanLVsT HAn1 pasEiTir Al