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The evening world., 1894-02-09
INSPECTORS TOGO
Wild Sweep to Be Made in the
Health Department,
Eleven More Men Removed by Conn
missioner White.

Sixty-two inspectors in the Health
Dspartmen, Of Brooklyn to-day receiv-
ID letters from 4. II. Van Colt. counsel
to the Board. asking them to resign
thor positions in order to facilitate a
thorough reorsarizaiion OF the Depart
mtnt by DR.. Il. Taylor Emery, the new
Commissioner, and inclosel in the let
ter tho inspectors found a printed form
of resignation.
OF the siXty-two. t~wenty-eight are
physicians. The salaries range from
$40 to $500 a year.
The action OF Dr. Emery is said to be
he result OF the conference in Mayor
Schier"n's office yesterday. The fol-
lowing Is the list of the inspectors In
question:
Or. George Convery, shipping inspector. 81. 600;
sanitary inspectors, salary 1880. Dr. N. Levy
~" NJ sala1y 81, I 200 nf.. ' il. IT, na SSi"s'"iHi i. K.
Bell. II Burnsrd. W. j. Cochran. A. NJ. Den
n P.sisad. j.; james me y MeM Nnsn. p ;. + y Too E9'' J. N Pea a.
Alexander Rae.
T. hell. salary $500. pr. W. j. brandt. 81, 900:
Dr. $. ]. King. DR.. II. e. Murphy, Or, a. f.
smylls, Or: " T. Gardner. pr; c. 9. rHrsy,
Cochran. Dr. J. W. Van Dusen. salary $1,000.
Met Inspectors, salary $500: a, May A. a
A.. McMullen. John M%cTammany
Plumbing Inspectors, salary 81, 200 II. II. Cog
gin, " J. Roche. James Travrrs ". +. corroran.
J J. Ryan. John A. Lennon, Neil Mcbride. +. j.
felletredu. 7. p. Higgins. John Todd.
Nuisance Inspectors. salary 39O0-Dr. n. Gleason,
John J. Wheeler, +. A. Frisco. Thomas French,
ID. III. Clark, John CLARK. Leonard J.. O'Neil. j.
Stanley. II. A. Ball. u +. Lynch, Il. Victory.
Commissioners a.. r. White. of the city
Works Department, in Brooklyn. swung
his official axe again this morning, and
the heads Of eleven city employees
dropped into the basket. one OF the vic
tins Is Bernard Allen. Inspector. who is
a nephew OF ex-senator McCarty. The
discharged men are w. l.. Henderson.
clerk, salary $500; Bernard Allen. inspec-
tor, $1,000; George Shanley,, lahorer. f2.75
a day: \. a. Bennett. laborer, s2.I5 "A
day; G. II. Cahill. s2.75 IA day: William
TONNES. $2.1j q day; Thomas J: Ryan,
$2.75 n day; William McGrath. $2.I5 a day;
j. J. Judge. blacksmith. sl,OoO "A year:
William Kidd, $3.50 a day.
The salaries OF Thomas Chambers and
p. J. Sheridan. foremen. were reduced
from 81 $50 to 81. 200. Patrick Riley and
Thomas Hartnett, inspectors, were noti-
fed that after Feb. 10 their salaries
will he rated at 81. 50 II day. instead Of ST..
In the aggregate the Commissioned has
reduced the Department payroll slO0. 90 II
year.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
DISCHARGED WITHOUT CAUSE.
Smiths Removal Demanded by a
Tammany District Leader.

The suit Of Lewis p. Smith to recover
from his bro~ther-in-law. George +.
S%cannell, the sum OF sl75, which he says
he had to pay out OF his salary as a
clerk In the Registers Office for securing
the position, has aroused considerable
talk IN political circles.
Smith says he got the position as copy
list IN 1889 on condition that he should pay
Scannell. Who Is a brother OF Fire Com
missioner John j, Scannell, the Tam
many leader In the Eleventh District,
He paid this for seven months, and
then stopped. He continued to hold his
place III February, 1893, when, shortly
after Register Levy came into office. he
an Evening worid@ reporter thai he
sesM nothing IT, of rem s%,,S,s Telr so%sve to
that Smith had been removed at the re:
quest of Leader Scannell on the ground
that he had moved out Of the district.
through the district leaders. Each dis
trict Is entitled to a certain representa-
tion in the Registers office, so far as the
positions of copyists are concerned.
In Mr.. Smiths case. l recollect that
the leader came to me and claimed that
the place should be given to a man from
Accordingly, Smith was removed. and
Charles Mallory, who lives in the dis
trict, took his place.
Il do not recolect whether It was sir.
Scannell who made this request, or not,
Tut II the place belonged to the
Eleventh District, he must have been
the one who brought the matter to my
attention.
80 far as / know there was no. COM
plant made as to Smiths competency.
In the case OF searchers and other en-
ployees of the Office who hold RESPONSE
BILE positions. this custom of representa-
ton by districts is not in force. There
are men In this office who have been
here for more than thirty years.
George i. Scaruell, the defendant in
he suit, who Is a clerk I'm the Su%rrogate's
once. declared this morning tina, he had
absolutely nothing further 10 say In re
Card to the matter, and he repeated his
denial that Smith had ever paid him a
cent for getting him his place in the
Registers office
The evening world., 1894-02-09
THE TRANSFER OF AGENTS.
Said to lie - Recognition of the
Mems Merits.

Regarding the transfer by Secretary
Carlisle OF one Special Treasury
agent and six subordinates from
this city to distant points, Col.
Montgomery. Chief Special Treasury
Agent at he Custom House. said this
morning.:
These men have been transferred to
suit the needs of the department. 1t is
really a recognition OF their worth thar
otherwise. This place, you know, is re-
garded as n college or the grave. To
the transferred men II has been "a col
leRe, They have been well trained and
have graduated to more important posi-
lions.
flames a. Bayard, son OF the United
Staes Ambassador at the Court OF st.
James. was transferred to Baltimore be
cause of his experience In Chicago dur
ing the Worlds Fair. A great part OF
worlds Fair goods are going through
Baltimore to the South and other points
others who were transferred were Spc-
cial Treasury Agent A.. G. jenkins, 10
Ogdensburg, as Chinese Inspector; Jo-
seph y. Miller, to Boston, Chinese In
spcctor; John Finley. Special Treasury
Inspector. 10 Tacoma; $. l.. Purdy and
IL. T. Smith. TO FL Paso. Tex. while
II. A. HARRISON Is unassigned.
Col. Montgomery does not believe tina
there will be any mere transfers,
The evening world., 1894-02-09
BACK TO SCHOOL AGAIN.
old Trinity Had Been Closed Il.
Health Board Orders

After a thorough fumisatIon under the
direction OF Dr. Doty. Chief Of the Bu-
reau OF Contagious Diseases OF the
Health Department, Trinity School, in
West F~orty-tfth street, has been re-
opened and the 100 boy pupils were In
their seats to-day.
The lads have had an unusual vacation
since Friday last, az a result OF the de
velopment by. one OF them OF scarlet
fever on Sunday last.
This lad rs Edward Merritt Norris, who
was a member of the family OF Rev,
August tlman, rector and principal OF
this. the oldest endowed school in the
city. and one OF the best known Latin
schools, Young Merritt is now at tho
Riverside Hospital, North Brother
Island, and doing nicely.
The school WAS closed by order OF the
Board o. Health. II has ben fumiEatNi
and aired. and Dr. Doty says 1t is now
perfectly safe.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
DIED.

M'FARLASD.- AT 10 T.. NJ. Feb. s, Mrs
HESTER MCFARLANp, al residence 400 las,
10Th 81.
Funeral SUNDAY. 2 O'Clock. Friends and
relatives are requested to attend.
CliOCkER. AT Grprnwich. Conn, Feb. &, ut
$50 i. Nj, IOrrIE EIIiOrr, widow Of
Horace =. Cracker and daughter Of the late
John Howard and Margaret 4. Elliot.
Funeral from her late home Saturday, at =. 80
T.. NJ, on arrival OF l.EI train from New
York. Carriages viii meet train. Interneut
private.
Sew Orleans. Philadelphia. Chicago and
Brooklyn papers please COPY.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
IN Lexlngton Ky.l. despatch Sans that
Policeman Doyie sober To-day,

Policeman william z. Boyle, OF the East Fifty
nnt stree, station, who was too drunk yesterday
to make a charge against his prisoner. Alphonse
buetier. when he a~rraigned him in Yorxvills
Court. appeared In court hi. morning sober. He
made the charge OF violating the Excise Law
against Bueiler, and the prisoner was held in
$1,000 bail for trial. Boyle will probably be tried
before the Police Commissionsra
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Ba.-se wins a Fencing Match.

NEWARK, n, J., Feb, Last night thor. was
a sword contest in Caledonia Hall for a purs. oi
81. 900 and a gold medal The contestants yer.
John Martinez, a spInisrd. and Gsn.ro,o Bsr.,..
an Italian, During the hrst round BsI,E. broke
the blade Of his broNdsWord. and the centes, vas
finished With fotls, BareSe won hy = s"rra CT ~
to - points Raaess challenged orGosSky. the
russian hampton.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
SCHlEREN AND OWENS'S BILL
The Mayors Cabinet to Confer
Again on the Measure.

Mayor Schlercn, of Brooklyn, to-day
announced that he would call another
conference of his Cabinet to consider the
bill prepared by Senator Owens. provid-
ing for the lawful opening of saloons
on Sunday, before he would go on record
as opposing or favorinS II.
Al the conference OF the Mayors Cab
met yesterday Senator Owens's bill was
the most important one discussed.
Friends Of Mayor Schicren say he does
not favor the bill.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
FOREIGN PORTS.
(By cabis.D
ARRIVED.

NAPLES, Feb, s.-Arrived. steamer Fulds, New
York. via Gibraltar.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s-Arrived. steamer Ger
manic. from New York.
BREMEN Feb. 0.-Arriyed. steamer Ems New
York, via Southampton.
SAILED.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb a-ssilcd. steamer Ma
jcstlc. from Liverpool for New York,
SIGHTED.
kINsALE, Feb, o,-PaAssd. steamer Csyie, New
York for Liverpool. 49,
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Howard OsRood Lohmns Missing.

II.sdquart.rs to-day Tor Howard OsEood Lohmss
twenty seven years cid. Who has been missing
from hts home. 81 Main street. Orange, y. J.,
since Jan - l.ohmas is said 10 I've slightly de.
nented, He vas seen In Nassau street. this city,
three days ago. lie carried a liEht colOred cane
with a black curved handle. ann wore black
trimmed eyeglasses.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
whs owns This Unset Diamond

An unset diamond. Weighing about one carat sld
valued at 400. IL In possession OF the lower Pull
ton street police, Brooklyn. awaiting the appear
sncs OF an owner. The atone was found last night
by q colertd man. who attempts to pawn IL
The pAwnb-oksr refused To loan any money on the
.loas and turned II ever 10 the police. d,
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Sold Liquor in Coffee Saloons.

Martha Hoppe, OF 6 81. Marks place. and Gussi.
Bltnnger. OF lN East Fourth street. Mattresses
in coffee saloons a, the above addresses. were ar.
le.,ed last night for selling liquor without having
a license, In Essex Market Court to-day Justice
Koch held them for trial
The evening world., 1894-02-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.

DUE TO-UNY.
Ntmsdic. Liverpool Jan. &c,
Anrhuria, GLASGOW Jan. 81.
nhynltnd, Antwerp Jan. -.
BROOKLYN city, SWANSEA Jan. ~.
st Romans. Liverpool Jan, g.
nritannir. Liverpool Jan. 81.
Trave. Bremcn Ian. n.
CROFT, Dundee Jan. 81.
North Anglia, Gibraltar Jan. %.
DIE TOMORROW.
Sew York, Southampton Feb. ..
Spree. Gibraltar Feb. 2
America. London Jan. %,
America. bremen Jan. ~
Richmond I'M. London Jan. 81.
~Cienfuegos, Nassau Feb. 3.
Muriel. st. Kits Feb. ;.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Murderer PugIi.i Arrnirucd.

Peter Puglisi, Of 49, Twentieth street, Brook.
lyn, who stabbed to death with a sword John
rutslo. OF w Twentieth stree, on Tues.
day last. was s~rraignei before Justice TlEhe
In the Butler Street Police Court. brooklyn. this
morning. lie was held TO await the result Of the
coroners lny.stigat,ons Ills case will be dis,
posed Of on Feb is.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
E>-rricst Released on Bail.

IHy AsAoeIsted Freesl
KANSAS CITY. Feb s-The case ~ Mcnamara
was transfsrred TO tn. Kansas City Criminal
cout' yssterdsy, and the OK priest was srsaish,s
and siter. ~pltAd.ng not gully NAA released a.
u, .gg usiL
The evening world., 1894-02-09
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.
Organization of the New Jockc,
cub at Lust Consummntrh

The new Jockey Gu has at last been
organized, and the articles of incorpora-
ton Will be sent to Albany without de-
lay. The incorporators are Perry Bel
mont, Col, w. i. Thompson, James r.
kecne, Col. ~. II. Payne, W. &. Whit
ney, f. X. SturGis, J, Is. ~IIaggin, John
Hunter, A, j. Cassatt, James A. Galway,
and Dr. Gideon /. Knapp.
Stewards rs follows: August Belmont,
James r. keenc, lohn Hunter, Col. w.
1, Thompson, j. q. Bonner, +. *. Stur-
gis and Or. Gideon l.. Knapp. A meet
ing will be held in a few days to con
struct bylaws.
The Board Of Stewards Is very little i'm
trul. Where the latter organization rem
Is made up Of men owning powerful sta
blcs. 1t would have been better TO have
chosen men who would have been free
from influences, which must exist where
ones own interests are at stake.
\ Lexington (ky.), despatch says that
col. Barney j. Treacy, of the Ashland
Park Farm. will make a campaign OF
the Continental circuit this year with
American trotters. lie has engaged
several colts and fllies in the Gran
Premio dc Milan. Italy. and will race
the youngsters in Germany, France. and
other countries. A circuit will be In
augurated his Spring. embracing the
large cities in those countries.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
ser 6lteite 8tt,tSeSfenator.
Il. 81 b I.


Sn Glitter 3ett, in meGber es in SoLgc
zines aufre9enDen ultb nerDen5errtttenoen
Sreibens 10 piele all Sa6ren junge @reiie
oicbt, 1T ein Ofantt, ser iib Bis in'S bobe
@rciienaLter. feline eeiitige nnb forperltbe
Sriibe betpabrt BAT, cine boppelt erqutGs
Observation-Disclosures 10 e~rquidltcber, tpenn
ct 3ugletb nOb obne iebe Spur gretien>
batter 2aunenbaftt9teit unb @rtlentdngerei
nit beiterem flarem Stnte etnen mt6tigen
2~ebenSbcruf erftat.
Sin iolber Wann 1T Der 8tnoesienator
bon Germont, S # in Smttb W t.
rtLI, Bet beute iein Observation-Disclosures
2ebensiabr 3urItdlegt. @te beicbetben er
lit, erIiebt man auc9 aus ber n~eueiten QuSs
9abe ocS Gon9reiitonal Directory. 9enn
MDrria tptbmct barin ietnem eretgntBs
reicben 9eben nrr iebs 3eilen.
8ts 3u ieinem fiinfunopier3iglten Sabre
Bate er itcb benz Nderbau in Germont gcs
tptbmet. Damn nabnt CT etnc gSabl oltrb
bic Gepublitaner in's rationale Nb9eorbz
netenbaus an, Dem er nun bon 1855 bis
1867 angeb0rte. Namentli8 aub bur3
eebtegene Doltsptrtbi6aftli9e Senntniiie
erparb CT fi9 BORT groBeS Mnlebet. 8Gba
ren6 be8 &riegs mar CT i'm 6au1e cine
6auptitibe Der 2incoln'i6en Gertpaltung
unb maBge6eno in benz fit SortleBung beS
Griegs 10 pi9tigen Sinan5auSl6uiie. ST
mHroe au3 oer el9entltcbe urbeber oes b0lo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

no9 Qusbru9 Des ariegcS cntitanbenen
uno tur oeiien frafti9e 6ortfii1rung nts
cntbc9rliben 3oltarifS, obcr Gric9StaritS,
Scr rab ibm Der Worriu5Sarif bieB.
Dem 9unbcSienat gcb0rt Worria iett
1867 an unO CT i6uf it6 AUDI bort cine
iebr gept9ttgc Steaung. gu Den Wttttelt
bcs gepObnli9cn 8arteiflcppcrs bat CT
ipl3rtnb lciner nun Observation-Disclosures
GongreBloufbobn nie 9c8riffen. ST tit Elm
Senator bon icnem alten Sblage, Der emit
Den amerifanil6tn 8unocsicndt 3Ar be-
beutenolten uub pabrbaft wiiroeuoutten
characterization DISCRIMINATING Der Groe
madbte.
WorriG's Senats5eit eritredt it0 no3
bis gum 4. Mdrs 1897. l1nO uOraltSiicbtz
Iih miro CT in bieien Sabrcn 10 ritfttg uno
arbeitStrdftig b%letben, lpte es Der 10 ebct
i'm Sitter bon neununOacbt8ig Sa6ren 9e@
f%torbene berporragenbe ytcip gorfer &ecbts1
gele0rte 0apiO 9uOlep TieIO bis gum Sooe
blteb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

linn 10 bereit!piaiger e%inisten ii6 bic re-
pubIifanii6cn Webrbeiten 6eiDer t9duler
auf Elm @cieb, 6aS ben Srauen alteb be5u9z
lid ouer @ommunalangelegcnbcttcn oaS
Stimmrecbt itbertrGgt. 9a in Soma Die
i'm 2ano geborenen Srouen ipeit itbertDte7
9euD ft1o, 10 miro bieleS @eleB Det Broblz
bittontiten iehr 3utrGgIt1 lellt, namentttd1
au1 bel @ommundlabitimntunGei1 ltber Die
6ra8e, oh @etrGnfeperfduf in Der @emetn0e
ell erldt6teS 8erbrecbe1 tperDen ooer eth
uncertainties 8erbreben bIeiben lou.
Die gtacbribt, baB ii9 Die beibelu
6duier Der StaatSgeieBgcbung S oipa' $
Dor Der 8ertagung nod alf etrlen 8elbluB
be6ufS llnterbreitun8 etneS Prot :
|btttonS3uabeS CUR StoatsperfaIiung
g|eeinigt 6Gttel1, mar irrtblmli6. 9aS
Conference.-The mar nit eine1n 8ericbte
barber, lpie Die bon chamber pericbiebenen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beioer 6Guier 5l
eiltem einbeitlidcn 8ei9luIie gernacbt tper7
Ben f%0nnten, npcb ni5t tcrtig, alS Die
&un6e 6c3 Observation-Disclosures Oer Stadtse
geicbgebult9 %eil1traf. @Lio trob bcs oub
in Dieier Sa9e porban6enen b0ien 8ilenS,
cine ScbanDtbat oieier republifonil4sn
StaatsgcleBGebung tDent8cr!
@eraoe beim SbluB Oteicr Staats9eleb7
9ebun9 bate 9 Davenport lctne Sta0t7
mail. 9abet itegten wieber Die liberalen
0cmofraten. 1Inb 10 pirO Davenport Die
freie 0eutlcbe Staot blei6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

iie auf nod mc0r ais auF ibre Soften fdme
uno lcoenfals etn ncuc5, alien Nnforoes
rllngen entiprccbenocS fir Elm unbra,t6>
bareS, bon ben Characterization olS un7
ttcber, bon Den @clunoDcttSbe6orotn ais
misunderstanding peroammte @ebGuoe
eintauiden pilrOe.
Die 8eiorgniB, baB bic 8erLegnng 6ee
BoitdrltcS cine 8ericbie6ung bcS @cibdIt5s
WfittclpunfteS sur Solge Daben uuo ben
gcrfebr Der @e1cbdftsnelt nit 6cmleGben
erlchfperen %fonnte, lit ~grunbloS. gSie Der
8oltmciltcr mil Necbt geltcno mocbt, lit Der
Sbetl ocS PubLifumS, meldber nit Dem
Boltdlnt brett @ei6dfte bat, in ether
Staot nit 8rtcfablicferung unb oielen
3wei8ltationet gering. SIS fommt icbr
bncntg barauf an, 100 es liegt, iebr piet
aber barauf, oaB rS 10 lie9t, baB eS icinem
3med, ben MuStaui6 6er Yoit 10 icbncl
alS mOglid gu perlnitteln, 10 gut ais m0ge
Iicb nabfommeH fdnlt. '9aB ltcb oas bel5
fer in etneln ltcllen @ebau6c am Sceufer
erretdben ldBt, no sic ganse ouSipdrtige
Yoit per @iicnbabn anfommcn un6 ab9cben
fam, uto nlr Bic Gbtcagoer Soft in Waz
9cn su9ebracbt n1b d6gefiibrt gu tperbcn
bratbt, ais in einem ncuen @ebdube an
Der jebi9cn STEELE, oem alstD1rtt9e uuD
Staotpoit Ourb Q8agcn 3ugeiitbrt tperOcn
mililen, ipelcbc ben 9%epD6nltcben StraBcns
Derfcbr 6entmen, bebarf fir Den ntdbt beS
8cweileS, Der iicb Die Mtt6e nimmt, sic
SaG1onltr. >Sette oeS 8oltomteS 5u patti
rcn. 8enn maj beute por lduter Yolts
ipagen bprt ni0t bur6fommen fam, tpie
ftttrS AZ or3f IN 5ohrt $50. :. ,,f,oh,, G,h.o,,
ietn, nenn G6tca9o uno Der gtprbtpeiten
cine 0oppclte 8epolferung baben iDerben.
Sic 8erlegul1g bcS Boitamtes na6 Dem
Seeufer eri9eirt BON iebem Stanbpunft
aus ais bic Oerniinftigite 20iung Der Sra9e.
SIS foitcl nun Elm paar 8ei6liiie BON Set=
ten beS GongreiieS, Set .2egislatur bon
SainotS un6 beS Stabtratb5 bon G6icago,
UNI ben 8Gl gu ertn0gltdbe1t, uno bic Be7
lpilt9nng bon an0ertbalb Wtatonen
Dollars, I'M tbn in Belt bon ipdteitcnS
8tpct Sa6ren auSSufibrer, nit Ser N(usz
iicbt, bnrcb 8ertauf bes @rltnbitifc8, auf
peldbem ba5 iebigc@ebduoe itebt, "a, 000, 900
81 e~r5ielen, un0 bet @etpiBbeit, ben Soft
pcrtebr Der Staet Sbicago unb beS gan5cn
9artbeS erbebItb gu berbefern. 9agcgen
nitroe 9tbreiBc1 Des iebigen @ebdltbeS unb
@rrt6tuIa zines neuen an beriel6cn Stelle
$4,000, 900 foiten unb auBeroem nocb
minbeitens $1,000, 900 fir Die unterbrin
gung Der 9oit uno Der lonfti9en 8unOeSz
Gmter tpdbrenb Der minbeitenS flint Sabre,
tpeldJe Q(bbrucb unb Neubau in Nniprub
neGmen wiirben. llnb lelbit bann tDilrOc
man fein balb 10 ginItig geIegencS Yoitamt
baben.
6offcntticb fiebt Oas 8aibinstonerGomitc
6dS elm!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Sic SGmfe Don gSaSDtuetom+

IL. Nprtl.
Die TunferzG ommillion bes nationalcn
Qb9eoronetenbauleS, tpel6e jebt tn Obi
a 0 per1peilt; Inn @rmittlungeft lber
bic BON 8oitmeiiter 8a1bington SEEING 10
i1lqgcnO nacbgewieiene gtotbwcnotgfett
zines nclten uro 6ciieren GDica9oer Soft
gebGlOeS an3uitcQen, 1T Dem 6ausauS>
1Aul1c fir 0fientlide @ebduoe entnOmmen,
Der i'm 0an5en aus fiinf5ebn YfttgGteoern
beltebt.
Der 8oritber beS @eiammtauSl9uiicS,
8aAfDeao bon NlabauIa, iteDt auc9 an
Der Spite bc5 bier befinoliben nnterauss
ibuiieS. ST lit etttnoflnt5i8 Sabre u1to
finn Mpnate alt, entitar1mt elmer Nlaba7
maer g flan3erfamilte, bic Dor benz &rtegc
lebr reicb tpar, muroe alS tun9er &Gmpfcr
Der grpBen NebeQion breiutdl icbtper pers
puuOet unb Setgte itb ieit 8eenoi9ung ocs
Srte9S als elmer Der lpoh(metnenoltc1l inter
ben SIbbcmofraten. Ser iebige @ongreB
lit Der Dterte, benz ct angebort.
SeinGoQege 8 i DOn Snoiana ltan1mt
bon 0cuti6eu al, tit 5ebn Sabre tIInger
ais 8anfbeao, arbeitete iib pom jungen
6armcr bur1 TleiB unb 3alent 3um tltcb=
tigen Surtlten empor urO 9ebort tcBt ais
0cmotrat gum Srpetten Otalc benz 1attOna7
len Nbgor0netclbaule IN.
Ser Ortttc, 6 a B nj II s BON Jtetp Ser1eD,
lcitet lciue Qlbitammung nitbt bon jcucm
gleieb1ami9cn pDoni5il03n &0nigSlDDne db,
Der cinit Ibeben in 0ric6enlano grllrocte,
ionbern tit itol3 oarolf, Dem Staate JteD
SerleD 5l cntitammen, no CT Dor %ncununoz
pier3i9 Sabren unO etnem 6dl6ell sur Welt
fam; CT bat it6 ourb eigene Strait cmpor@
gelbpungen uno nuroe ais 0emofrdt IN
ben porigen unO in ben ieBi9cn GongrcB
geipGblt.
Die 5pei anoeren Sem ltnterauSic6ulie
ange60rigen Wtttglteoer itno Jtepubltfdner,
nGtnlib: sc ercer bon JtebraSfa, 1ecb3>
unoOretBig Sabre uno neun Wonate aft,
Elm auf gtten 2ebranItalten, 0drultter Die
llntperlitGt bon Wtidtgan unO tbre re9t1
miiienibaftltDe 8acuItdt, tptlieni6aftli6
auSgcbiIOeter Surtit, ctner bet bsoeutenoz
iten Q(ooofaten Smaba'S uno tebt 5un1
eritcn Wtale I'M SongreB.
9tur anbcrtbalb Sabre alter ais Wercer
lit letn Yartetgenpiie g ~ e bon SoaDo,
Elm geborener Bermonter, erft 8u9oruGer,
Damn Surtft, 1no 1ebt gum orttten Weale
benz l1dttonalen NbgeorOnetetbanle angcz
bDrtg.
Son unieren Gbicagoer Acknowledgements
neten itno Die 9emofroten @olo3ier unb
0urborom unb Ser Nepublifaner Nlori4
nit bier, I'm ben Tinfen an Bic 6anb 5u
geben. Der Gbica9oer beinofratti9e Nattoe
nalabgcoronete Wtc@ann ba9egen tit ourcb
bic bon tbm beptrfte l1nterlucDung 9egen
BunbeSfreiSrtcbter Setftn5 porerlt an Wttlz
pQufee Qebun0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Set unperfroreesitc Ocr 9oltttfer.

Der Staat Stem Oorf bat letnen Senator
Sill ouf'S empftnoli6ite unO naborlld@
ltcbitc geiblagen. Q(ue befieren 9emofrd7
ten 6aiel6It peretni9ten iicb BET Der Stats
tpabl i'm Jfobember lebten SabrcS nit ben
b%ciieren 9tepublifanern, i'm Dem 6iu'i6en
&anbtbaten fir etn Sberric6terar1t, Nable
gauner WtaDnarb, cine furcbtbare 9tieoer1
la9e 3u b~ertiten. 1tnb 6iu}s @erf5eu9 auf
Song S5lanD, WaDlgauner Wtc&dne, tit
jebt i'm 3u9tbalS. @benio 5erl6tnetter1b
maren fiir Sin bic ortltcbcn Ma0len i'm
Staate Stem Oort int oieiem Trii6jabr.
Der einSige nennenStpertbe @rfol9, ben
ietne Yartei errang, lp0r Der in SroD, uno
Ocr lpur0e rur burcb 8etrug un0 Otorb ers
5ielt.
9rob aIler bieier urb on6erer Gitdi1I6ge
tuirft itb Sill int 8unoe5icnat ais Genior
zines 8rdlioentcn Glcpelanb uno Der ge>
ialnmten oemotratii6en Bartet auf, obne
Die CT ielbit ein polittIbes Ni6ts tpdre.
DAB CT DaS 4c6, tuclcbeS GleDelanD NIT
Der 5atpatis8 oltttt bate, fit itb 5u perz
tpertben lucbt, lit ia natirItb. Qlber fem
boAfabrcnber S6uLmeiiterton 9e9tniibcr
Don WiGnnern pte GleuelaEo uno 0reibaln
lit ltnLeiolicb. 1tno baum erlt ietn 0eriub,
Die geiammte mitbian1e 3artfreform %ieiiler
8artet au ~Sertrimmern! 0enit nur cine
3ertriimmerun9 Der1elben fam er beab>
iicbtige1, inbem ct bic Ginfommcnitet1er
auSaumer5cn iu9t, obne tuel6e bic NnlGbc
Der @ilions8iQ aucb 10, Die ite aus bc1t
perbelierrben unb perb0iernben 6dnoen oeS
StnanSauslbulieS beS Senats berDorgegdtz
gen lit, unDaltbar unb Diuf0ut9 limb.
Ncnn anbere un3ufrieoene bemotratii6c
Scnatoren, mie 6iu'S Seem Oorfer college
MfurpbD, @orman bon WtarDlanb, 8rice
bon SDio, Walib bon Georgia, ebcnio melt
geben lDitrben mie Sill, bann nirbe e5
ibttmm I'm Sic Garifz8tG i'm Senqt itcbeH.
WaS Ser gefG1rti6e 9enta8oge Sill nit
ieiuen Nngrifien beabii6tigt? Scinc
etpi9c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fam CT
babel faltm I'M Nu9e baben. 9enn Durcb
icin jcbigcS Nuitreten it0Bt er logar Die
GleDelanb :feinolic9en 9cnrofraten 3uritd.
Strebt CT ben .Guin Der bemofratiiben
Bartet all, neil Ct bic QuSii6t, fte gu be-
berriden, D~erioren bat ?
0oS 2lcrpertperfltcblte in Dem pielen
SerwerfIiBen DeS 6tu'i9en Sreuelz
ipiele5 lit 6te @rb6bung Der @cfabr.
ooB. in Der iebt9en lanaen Gon8rcB7
iiBung iiberbatpt feline Sartf : 8tll 81
Stanoe tommt unb 10 bic nerberblicbe I'M
getpiBbett ibcr bic @eitdltung Des Iarif'S
ms l1nabieb6ure %perlGngert tpiro.