davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

THE ships which carry the defective
armor are the Oregon, the New York,
the Cincinnati aud the Monterey. The
amount Of defective armor that has been
put on those vessels cannot be known
until the defects become apparent by use
or by accident. II Is dreadful TO appre.
hend that either Of the battle ships Ore
gon or New York may manifest their de-
fects first In the contest with the enemy /;
but that Is possible. The Cincinnati is
a cruiser and the Monterey is a coast de-
fense vessel, hence they are not 80 likely
to meet with the latter disaster as they
are to 60 to pieces In some ordinary catas
trophe Of the sea. However this may
be, the fact that these four ships have
been supplied with defective armor even
to a small degree, is lamentable It is
scarcely possible for any examination
which may be made now, TO fully re.
veal these defects. The only trial test
that could be made for the purpose Of
ascertaining the defects in any of the
armor would require that four vessels
be dry docked and completely dlsarmed.
That would cost almost as much as to
prepare new armor for each vessel It Is
likely that nothing will be done unless
some defect displays itself, for It is still
possible that the srmor is not sufficiently
imperfect TO cause any catastrophe.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

IF the average man would throw the
burden Of Coxey's tramps from one
shoulder, the burden Of Congress from
the other shoulder, shake of the hump
OF the poor distressed infant industries
from his back, and 60 to work minding
his own business steadily, he would soon
be better of himself and not such a
nuisance to his neigbbors.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Yale Men Cheer For Coner.

NEW HAVEN, April 1O.-Several of the
large dormitories were plastered with i'm
mense printed posters calling upon Yale
men to meet at the fence" and be pre-
pared to march to Washington and join
CoXey's army. Hundreds met at the ap
pointed time and place and marched about
the campus. Boniires were built, and
CoXey was cheered loudly.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

"AE honest man is not afraid Of all the
auditing committees and newspaper re.
porters In the universe n they report
accurately. Rev. V s. Collins in a SER
mon at New Castle. April s.
It is usually a symptom Of guilt, the
best symptom indeed. II man who has
charge Of public or trust funds. fears an
investigation. An honest man who is
competent to keep accounts always
courts an investigation. II he has the
care Of trust funds or public money, a
man has no business to be incompets snt
He should resign or always be prepared
to show his balances, A sentinel who is
always awake and alert need never fear
the corporal Of the guard It is relief
to the monotony to have him appear.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Flax NIilIs nusv Amin.

PATERSON, n. j., April lO-The strike
at the Barbour fax mills is at an end.
Senator James Smith, Jr, came here from
Washington, and as a result of his assur
ance to the employers the men were called
back to work.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

IF Senator Hill could find time to give
little advice as to what the party ought
to do, rather than occupy so much time
TO blame Cleveland for what he has DONE
he would not have to keep his label II
am Democrat" 50 conspieuously in view
People would know he was a Democrat
ihan
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

tariff was so satisfactory that the subject
OF the tariff was not mentioned st the
next Presidential election by either
party. The tariff was not changed til
the war made unexampled expenditures
t1acnaaaru
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
seven Lumbermen Knled.

SHELBY, Mich, April lO.-Seven men
were killed near New Esau by the derail.
ing of a logging train. The locomotive
struck tree which had been blown down
across the track aud was thrown down an
embankmcnt
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

NOTWITHSTANDING their statements
that this uncertainty is running the in
dustries Of the country, the Republican
statesmen have begun to flibuster
against the tariff bill in the Senate.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

BECAUSE walking may become fash
ionable fad is no reason why woman
should be accused Of trying to develop
more feet or larger feet. The develop
ment consists chiefly in talking about t.
The development Of the organ to do that
is not necessary.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

THE Irish statesmen are not certain
how they feel about Home Rule because
they have not determined whether they
like Lord Rosebery or not. They think
they want the Home Rule cause to pros
per, but perhaps they hate Rosebery
more than they love Home Rule.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
IndustrlaIs TO Concentrate.

RENO, New, April 1O-Captain Kelly Of
the industrial army, en- route TO Ogden, or
ders the acceptance of all recruits at Reno
and to get them to Ogden as soon as possi
BILE. He said that he would hold the main
division there or at Salt Lake until then
arrival
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

TIE industry which awaits the action
OF Congress is like the farmer who defers
seed-time and harvest for a more con-
venient season, and the Bible says he is a
fool
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

CoxEY is not leading his army Of vsg-
abonds and tramps TO work, but to work
Congress They do not propose to till
the teeming soil OF the South or to
occupy the bouudless acres of the West.
but to invite Congress to tax the indus
tIious men Who do till the soil and oc
cupy the lands 10 support those who
prefer to tramp
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

TIE fussy woman always makes her
guest uncomfortable by an excessive
anxiety TO please. Her anxiety de-
vslops into such jealous efforts that she
forgets the real comfort Of her guest in
trying TO insure the guests pleasure
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
scaIped by a PIeee of slnte.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, April lO.-A large piece
of slate fell from the top OF the Ryan quar-.
ny shaft and struck l.. p. Ryan, the owner.
on the head, crushing his skull and liter
ally scalping him. He is not expected to
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

HERRTOFORE the woman suffrage agi-
iation has been confined principally to
the western states Many OF the agi.
tators have lived in the eastern states,
but the movement has been limited to
hose communities where there was moth
ng else, except temperance, to move for
Now, however, the agitation has begun
the charmed circle Of society In
New York. Il is not fash
ionable fad, either. or, at least
t is not solely a fad Susan B Anthony,
he pioneeress Of everything feminine in
his country, except those things which
woman is specially fitted for in domestic
.ife-everything that is not womanly-
ays: "The society lady who does
lot keep petition book on her
parlor table and give yellow
,ibbon tea isn't going to be in it,
That is the keynote OF the movement,
md yellow is the color by which the
women will indicate that they are work
ing. IL is useless to expect woman to
work for anything till the color Of the
movement is chosen. There must be q
ibbon TO It, else nobody will know she
r. 40 work or that she has embraced a
san he common suspicion about
waman is that fhe has something
bollor 60 embrace, but II she wears a
dbb IA. then the world knows that she
has "a cause" II the society woman
'ollows this advice, assumes the yellow
ibbon, lnvents a pretty ornamental
,etition book, and gives yellow ribbon
.eas, than woman suffrage will BOOM
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

THERE is just enough sound sense In
Senator Hills speech to Goat the sense
less opposition he is displaying to the
Democratic majority. It is always the
case that there is enough truth in every
lie 70 Goat H.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

AN observant doctor with large
practice says he rarely enters "a house
where newspapers containing the Pol
lard Breckinridge scandal are not lying
a bout conveniently.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Idle PoIes HoldaDIeetInc

BUFFALO, April lO-Two thousand un-
employed Poles held mass meeting at
Teutonia park. The speeches were strong
ly socialistic, but no disorder prevailed.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Western CommonweaIers Arrested

PUEBLO, Colo, April 1O.-Bert Hamil.
ton, captain of the Colorado division OF
Coxey's army, and 40 Of his followers were
arrested in the railroad yards here and
spent the night in Jail. They were released
on condition that they leave town immedi.
ately.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

CLEVELAND and Congress are bad lot,
but the remedy Senator Hill would apply
is little difficult TO understand and
little late for external use.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Tommy Atkins stirs I'm calro.

LONDON, April l0.-A dispatch from Cal
TO says that collisions have occurred be
tween the British and Egyptian soldiers
stationed in that city.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

Would Senator Hill really be satisfied
with the entire patronage OF New York,
or would he be displeased then till he
got the nomination for the Presidency
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

IT is all just as well-the Democratic
party may as we'll lose all II has gained
as become lowered to the level Of Hill,
Morgan, Murphy, Pugh, Vest, Quay and
Chandler.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

SENATOR HIoGIEs was quick to con-
gratulate senator Hill on bis speech
because-well the bond is more practical
than sentiment; they are both birds.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Famous Physician Dead.

BUFFALO, April 10. - DR.. p. Harold
Hayes, known all over the United states
and Europe as specialist in asthma, died
at his home here, aged 20 years.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

SENATOR MURPHY is so certain that he
has rescued collars and cuffs from de-
structiou that he can afford to travel in
California.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
InIured by a ranI. Ernlo.Ion.

CHESTER, Pa, April 1O.-An aniline tank
in the padding room of the Eddystone print
works exploded with terrific force, serious
ly injuring three men and wrecking the
building.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

IT is denied that st. Gaudens designed
the model Of the nude turkey sent to
Navy Department as model for an
aaola
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

THE lawyers Of the Pollard Breckln.
ridge case are talking now. They have
little to say on either side. but they can
abuse the witnesses Of the other side.
Lawyers are great humbugs
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Ince Encinrr snlh

PATCHoGuE, n. y, April 1O.-John A..
Potter sold as receiver the property Of the
American Lace Manufacturing company
to Samuel Steinhart of New York for S5l..
non
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
pIed After nelnr Tnrtnreh.

SHARON, Pa, April 1O.-Henry Winnell,
who is said TO have been brutally tortured
and burned 10y masked robbers last sun
day morning, died from the effects of his
ininriaa
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

DoH'T fail to save your coupons so as
to secure all the parts OF that great work,
"Sights and Scenes Of the World, which
we are now Offering to our readers.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Ex-President nnnrherv plends Gniltr.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 10-Theodore p.
Haughery, eX-president Of the indianapolis
National bank, pleaded guilty on five
counts. His bond of $4,000 was continued,
and the judge will pass sentence when suf
hcient evidence is in.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Fire In a Girls Boardinr scbooI.

BRIGHroN, NuY., April lO.-A fire oc-
CURED in the Young Ladies' seminary ON
Brighton Heights, which came near le-
sulting in loss of life.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

Sons politicians are like old negro
women who are never thoroughly happy
unless they have several miseries to com
plain about.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

THE lawyers are summing up the
Pollard-Breckinridge case" and every body
else is Summing into It.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

THERE is never a condition OF the com
merce, finance or industry Of this country
that the Populists cannot cure with
silver
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

SENATOR HILL never says what ought
to be done, he simply waits and objects to
what has been done.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

UNDER the Walker tariff Of 1916. the
lowest tariff the country ever had. there
we're no trAmps, no pauics, no general
depressions. no Coxey armies. Indeed.
according to Mr. tBisine's history. the
country became 50 prosperous aud the
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

IT requires 200 hands to manufacture a
pair Of kid gloves and one pair to ruin
them.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

We take up, clean ana relay carpets
and reupholster furniture. prices lowest
satisfaction guaranteed ilS Blng street,
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

WHAT kind of a book could Stead
write under the title Of IF the Devil
Should Leave Chicago97
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

Furniture upholstered and carpets clean
ed on short notice by Valentine & Handy,
No. 1lS King street, Telephone 6l2.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

Piaro stools, piano scarfs, piano covers,
piano books and music. R5belen q Co..
No. 40 Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

II Mckinley is not alert General Coxey
may become 'the favorite son Of Ohio. &"
Evening journal., 1894-04-10
Are Your Eyes Perfectg

II your eyes need attention do not de-
lay, but call upon DR. II Hoegelsberger.
oceulist. No. SIC Market street Salts
faction guaranteed Examination free.
Evening journal., 1894-04-10

DID you cut out the coupon to-dayi
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
Die arutentt@e,n 0reuel.

&ontantinopel, II. Sec.
Ser prGftbent Der Ser. Staten bat
per &abel mitsetbeilt, baB Ct feline
@ntf@etbung, teinen amerttanif@en
Delegaten nit Der 3ur unterfu@ung
ber armenti@en @rduel ernannten
tiirti1@en @ommifiion gu f9iden, in
@ieberertpdgung ge3osen babe. Ser
PrGfioent fagt tpetter, baB ct eS ber
bteiigen amerttantf@en @eianb54aft
iberlaF en- noble, einen Delegaten als
8e9letter ber bon ber pforte na@ Or
menien gu i@idenoen @ommifion gu
ernennen. Ser tiirti54en Me%gterung
1T oFenbar febr barar1 selesen, bic
Md@te gu i%iber5eugen, baB bic Me,
gterung ber Ser. @taater auerft ct:
fu@t tporben lei, einen Delesaten nit
Der armenii@en Gommt1iion gu 54i=
den. Sic Der. Staten aber bGttep
ab9elebnt. Ser briti14e @taats@etre
tdr bes Musmdrtigen, Carl Of &im=
berlp, 1T ebenfa1s erfu@t porben, ei=
men 9elegaten gu ernennen, unb berz
{elbe 1T fofort barauf etngesansen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
Marftberi6te.
Chicago.

Winter1peiaen $751;; @er1te S.
81; 9afer 20 80; Corn AZ; Mebl,
patent, per SAB 3.00-3.60; &leie
1900; Rleefame,1 $4,000; Stmoz
tbpfamen 5.25-5.60; Gla@s LAB;
6eu 4.50-11.OO; Butter. Creamery
l8- %; Butter, DairD 17-2l;,
@tiere 3.OO-6.6O; &iibe 1.25-3.5O;
@toders 2.OO-2.65; Rdlber 4.75-
5.25; @&meine 4.20-4.7o; @&afe
1.25-44.3355;; QGmmer 2.25-3.25; 2ez
benbe 9iibner 5; SurteD 81; @nten
7; @Gnie pet Dubenb AGO. 800;
3miebeln pet SAB 1.25-1.35; CRIB
fen. $3.50; Mepfel per SAB LOO
$50; &artoFeln $780,; 8oAnen
1.25-1.5O; @ier %; 9oni9 8-14;
9onig, ausgelaKen 5-6; 9alg 4;
Wbisfep 1.23; &dfe, Creamery 9-lU;
RG1e, @@mei3er 80.
Rtnneapolte 4 st. @aul.
Mei3en $780,; @o99en AS;
@erfte At; 9afer 80; Corn 81; Sla&s
LAO; vYatent" =M9ebl per 100 ID Its;
Rleie 9.5O-9.75; @tlbes 9eu 7.OO-
800; Butter, Creamery 1874; Butt
ter, 9airp 1921; @ier 1913.
81. Xo1tt&.
@ei3en 52-53; Corn Is; 9afer
30; Roggen 81; @ter 10.
Annfas Gitp.
@ei3en 52-53; Corn 43; 9afer
3O-31; Butter 1922; @ier IS;
@ttere 1.95-2.90; &ibe 1.95-2.85;
@9metne 4.15-4.50; @4afe 2.7O-
2.75; QGmmer 80.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
0robe Gr5la8er.

Mpnclppa,M er., IL. Sec. ST.
mem @erii@te mad bat s. g. 9unz
tinston ben sroBen Gutenberg Bel ber
'@tabt Durango getauft unb beubfi&z
tigt bafelbit ausgeoebnte @tfenz unb
@tablmerfe an3ulesen. Ser Berg 1T
Der gr0bte eiIenbaltige Berg Der Welt
unb ber Raufpreis betrdgt $1,000 900.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
HSclcuS ,tc1,er 0ouperneur.

ct. Petersburg, II. De3.
@raf @@upalom, Der ruNii@e Bot
f@after in Berlin, tpirb Der Ma&folger
bes General @urfo a(s @eneralz@ouz
ber1eur BON polen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

8eamte binter ibm berseI9idt. Dos
@9musslsrpad bat iein @ei&aft ieit
benz Sommer porisen Sahrts betrtez
ben unb feline @etptnnfte miiFen alien
Mnf4eine mad Saui enbe bon Dollars
betraaeu baben. Gnbe porieer Mo&e
perbafteten atpei Detettipes In Detroit
Elm pGr9en bon Malte1ern. Mfapb unb
Salina @bolbren. in befen 3immer
Elm Softer NIT feinem Seibenoeu9 i'm
Wertbe bon $500 sefunben tpurbe.
Gomplicen. bic iebt feftsenommen purz
ben, i9aHtsn bic BON Montreal iiber
1orpnto tpmmenben sei4mugselten
Sa9en in Sdden NIT 9ulfe bon atpei
TGbrbeamten auf elmer Der Dampffdbz
rem ipdt am Mbeno bon Minbfor in
Canada na9 Detroit berunter. Don
bier bef1rberte bic nunmebr ausseboz
bene Msentur ben 9aupttbeil ber &C.
1@muggelten Waaren na@ Nep Dort;
oer Reit tpurbe gu Spottpreiien in reiz
4en pripatfamilien abseiebt, in benen
1i4 bic malteit19en @@pinbler als
ipri19e MiKiondre einaufibren pubz
ten. 3olbeamte f@dBen ben @ertb
Der 1eit / liz Sabren 9ei&mueselten
@aaren auf iiber 100000. Cine
Ne&p Dorter Smportfirma, beren Naz
me bic @ebetmpoliaei ni4t freieeben
min, Io1 NIT i'm @piele fein. Sic &C.
fangenen fieben, S@mussler unb
S@musglersebilfen baben obne Meiz
terts aeitauben, unb bic Detettipes
Suite unb Mpler, tpel@e bas Pdr9en
@bylbren perbaftet baben, tperben ii4
in bic bon ber 8unbesresierun9 aus
seieBten 8elobnung bon $1,000 tbetz
len.
- Der tr{te 2ebrer bes tpeltbez
riibmten @rfinbers unb Wunbermanz
nes 3bomas @lpa @bifon. &obert
@a9ner, 1T in Detroit i'm Mlter
BON 81 Sabren ~seitorben. Masner
mar i'm Sabre 1910 in Didinions
Gambling, in Der canabii@en Propin5
Quebec, geboren. Sein @ater. ber
aus Deut{@lanb einsepanbert, betrieb
bort einen groben 2aben. SIM Mlter
bon IA Sabren BEL @lob Der unrubtge
unb genial angelegte Robert, fein
Slid auf eigene Gauft gu Der iu&en.
@r perlieB 6as elterli@e 9aus uno
fanb 8ei9Gftigung i'm 3elesrapbenz
Bureau Der @ranb Srunt 8abn, no
ct es balb gum Selegraphiiten bra4te.
Ssyn bie5er @isenf@aft ma4te CT ben
@irsertrtea Bel ber @rmee beg SEM
nefee nit. SIM Sabre 1864 lteb ct
it4 in 9etroit nieber als Mgent uno
Selegnap6en : Superintendent Der
@ranb Srunt : 8ahn. 9amals perz
faufte @bi1on, ber nod elm tleiner
ssSS,p1ge mar. auf ben 3ugen Der ge=
aannten 8abn 3eitungen. Wenn I'M
ner es feline 3ett erlaubte, ftabl ct it@
Mbenbs na& Der @obnung Masner's,
ber bic groben Tdbigteiten bes 3leinen
raid erfannte unb i'm bereitmi1ig in
ben Mnfan9sgriinben ber @lettrt3ttdtsz
tumbe unterri4tete unb i'm in ben trz
item Experimental unterptes. Ma9ner
CAB inoeKen i'm Sabre 1870 feline
@tenuns auf unb 9rinoete I'M 2aufe
ber Sabre Der @etbe na@ etne @ummtz
tuaarenbanblune, cine BILLET : Meatlez
rei unb i@liebli@ cine @ngrob=Sabat<
banblung. 8ei benz lebtgenannten
@ef9Gfte, bas er Dor etpa itebtn Sab
rem bega1rr unb bas ii@ bulb gu eiz
men, re@t etntrd9lt&en enttpidelte,
blieb Ct bis gu ieinem 9obe. Man
f4dBt feline 9interlaFeni&aft auf
$4,000.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
panb basesen erboben. bab bic Der.
&taaten bic Rpntrple iiber ben Ras

tpanb baaeaen erboben, bab bic Der.
Gtaaten bic Rontroue iber ben Ras
nal ii%bernebmen iollten; es tpiroe aud
tein Mbneihen bon Der Monroe Dot
trim ober elm 8ru4 bes glapton Bull
tper 8ertrass fem, unb bod lei es
Der nd9ite Mes, ben Ranal gu einem
@eeierunesbeiib au MAIDEN. Mitz
@eq. Ore, fpra4 ebenfa1s ou @unften
Der Biu. gaq, Gla., rei@te Reioluz
tionen Elm, @ori9ldse entbaltenb fiir
bic llnabbdnstgteit ber Sniel @uba
unb bic 8eileeung bes iapantf@zhts
nefif4en Rrieges.
Das 9aus bertetb iiber 8iQs be-
trefs bes :Diitritts Columbia, u. a.
audi iiber cine Bin bttreHs elmer if
fentlt&en 8ibliotbet in Waibinston.
II. December.
Sm Senat tpurben auf Mntrag
Morrel's bic Ginana=8iu peHer's auf
unbeiimmte 3eit aurudselest. Dolp1
ipra@ iber bic Nicarasuaz8iQ @her>
maj, itimmte berfelben bebin9ungsz
tpeife 5u; lie tpurbe einttpeilen 3uriidz
selegt. Der prdftbent fanbte etne
8otf@aft, betreHeno Der armeni14en
@reuel, Elm; tpel&e an bas Gomite flr
M~uspdrtiaes perpieien tpurbe.
Das 6aus ,1abm NIT 166 gegen
101 Stimmer1 bic 8iq an, mel4e ben
@iienbabnen bas @e&t siebt, ibre Gin
nabmen gu rpoulen". Mngeorbnet
tpurbe, ben 8eri4t bes Ginan3mintz
tiers in 10000 6 emplaren bruden gu
laHen, unb elmer Mefolutton Dinglep's
3ugeftimmt, baB ber S@abamtsiecre>
tGr Iber bic Wirt1amfett Der 8efttmz
mun9et bes 8ebrtn9smeer : S4tebsz
sert@ts unb BET 90be Der Soften Der
Dur@fIbruns ber5elben Mittbetlung
NADER, fo1e.
IL. De3ember.
Ser @enat lebnte nit % sesen
27 @timmen ben Mntrag ab, bic
9ausbil Der lebten @eKior aufaunebz
men, bur@ mel@e 3uder 3ollfret tpiro
nit einem ENHANCEMENT bes 6inan3z
comites, tpel6es etnen 3oq bon 40
procent auf 3uder erbebt unb bic 9tf<
ferential3ple ab1@aft. Der @er1u4,
Belts Gloture Mefolution auf5unebz
men, murbe ebenfaus niebergeitimmt.
9ie Micaragua Sin tpurbe mebrere
@tunben bebattirt. platt 1pra9 gez
gen bic 8iu CUR Organtfirung bes
9erritoriums Snbtanola.
Mit 1877 gegen 81 Stimmen peiz
gerte fib bas $ 8, bic Summe BON
254,O95 in ber Observation-Disclosures
bin fir ben 3ped ber @inaiebung Der
Gintommenfteuer gu ftrei4en. 9ie
9ebatte iiber 8emt1tgun9 bon $780,
600 fir SPECIAL : Peniionsasenten
fam ni4t CUR Grlebtgung.
ID. December.
sSm @enat ipra9 0tlas. Wts.,
gu @unften Der Sin betreHs @rri&z
tung elmer matchmaker untperiitGt in
Wa{bin9ton; bic Sin purbe 3uriidz
gelegt. Mor9an fubr nit 1einer &eoe
fir bic Nicara9ua : Ranal 8iQ fort;
}ein Mntras, am tommenoen 9on11erz
flag bic Mbftimmalns baruber por3uz
ne6men. gins iebo@ ni&t bur4; bic
@orlaee murben porldufs 3uriidsez
leet.
Das 9ars bemili9te $1,879,057
fir 8efe}tigunge,n unb Riftenbertbetz
bigung, unb $457,67O fir bic Rriegsz
f@ule in Weft point, 3ur Dedung beg
9eicits fir bas NIT 30. sunni 1896
e1tbenbe Gistaljabr. Die peritonsz
bin, pel@e $141, 381,070 fir bas NIT
30. Stunt 1896 enbenbe Re4nungsiabr
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cine pierftunbtge Debate barber fur
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