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The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
WARREN.
THE ANNUAL SPRING CHANGES.

HE ANNl AL oIhtN1 CHaN'ES'
 The changes here this spring are more than usual. The empty houses are fills ing up. Orrin Whitney has moved to the Center and occupies Peter Smiths College Farms has rented Mrs Derrick sons house near the church and we are informed that Mir Smith, stranger.is to occupy Mir Dwy's cottage. There will be no empty houses, tenantable, here, unless MT Eaton removes to his own home. We hope that none of the in corners will want for work and that those who desire help will find what they want.
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BUSINESS LOOKING UP,

Flynn & Doyle, the wide awake carri- age manufacturers, are booming and are crying more room. They have in lots of orders of city work, Nv York, Stam- ford, South Norwalk, Bridgeport, being represented. They have also a fine grade of carriages for home trade and all are
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pressed, 6a6 1-2; hay, loose, $17a19 ton; potatoes 6Oa65c bu; onions 45a5O bu; cabbage 3a5c head; apples, Baldwins good to choice $5a6 bbl, greenings $6a 650, common $3.50a4.
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In New Haven County
SOUTHPORT.

A flock of 69 wild geese were vending their way northward, last Thursday morning.
 Mrs R. Andrews spent Sunday in Waterbury.
 The services in the Union chapel, Easter Sunday evening, were especially interesting.
 George l.. Parker of Yale university is visiting his cousin, Miss Shelton, at T. F.. Wheeler's.
 MT and Mrs George L. Minor spent Sunday in Ansonia.
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The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORI
 RAT ROAD.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.
Novem Der I9, lS9S.

November i9, lSSS- NEW HAvEN-North, 9.42 g. m.. 42s p. m ,,7 south, G.I h. F 2s, P. m; ., sTEvENsOS-North, 1923 a. m. 5o7 D. m. South, ll-50 a. m-, 5,ls pm. MONROE-North tlO29 a. m-, t5lS ?. m. South, III. II a. m. t.;I2 D. m. BOTSFORD-North, 7-3G, lO39 a. m-, 20, 5.23, 7.O4 p. m sunday, S,lO 8. In. South, ll-s9 NEwTocWNENorth, "A, lO.47 R. m., l2s5, 5ss, 1l2 p. m- Sunday, sIs a. m. South, Sunday, 6.lS D. m.
 HAwLEYyLLE-North, 7-52, 1O-5s a. m- l2S so}b '4S 9 70 P fa m sunday Ss3 a. m 10 BRooKFIELD JUNCTiON-North, s0s. 1lIO am. 520. 5-5s. 729 p. m; sunday. sse BRooKFIELD-North,s SOS Ills a. m-. 1ss. LANESViLLE and STILL RIvER-North. SIS a. m., .45, eos p. m. South. $40, s.l0 a. m, 5I6: 6-s3 P. m: Sunday north' 1S-47 a. m-. NEW MIIFokD-North, s.e2, Il-s7 a. m., sIs, ego, p, m. Sunday, sJ6 8. m. South, ERWiNsVILLE-North. s-se. n-ss g. m., s.as. 6.S2 D. m. Sunday 9 .O9 am South, lO-S5 am, 4.34, 6.O5 D. Sunday, 4-57 D. KENT-Sorth, SIS, II -5l a. m-, s.2S, GAS D. m- CORNWALL BRIDGE-SoT1h, 9.o4 B. m., ls.o4, 4.30, D. m. Sunday ,9-39 a. In. South, l0.l5 a. m., SIG, 3 %, 5S6 D. m. Sunday, IA p. m. WEST CORNwALL-North. SIS .. m, F. ls 4-5O, 7O9 D. m. Sunday ,9.I7 a. m- South, l0l0S a. m., sos, S-SS, 5.27 ?. m. Sunday ,4-Ol D. III.
 BoTsFoRD TO BRIDGEPORT. BOTSFORD-North,7 7-S6, lO-5s B. m 1920, 5.s8, 704 p. m. Sunday. S:l0 a. h. South, 7-l7. s-55, II-4O a-m-, 4-S7, 7-o7 p-m- Sunday, e.s6 D.
 sfEPNEY-North, 7es IOs4 a. m-. Is.05, a.os, 6.55 D. m- Sunday, a. m South, s-2S, 9loS, lI49 a. m., AS, 7.l6 p. m. Sunday, 6-Ss p. m- LONG HILL-North, 7-22, l0.lS, ll-46 a. m., 5-os. 6.49 D. m. Sunday, 7-54 D. h. south, 7-S4, 1909, I-54 a. m-, 45O, 7-sI p. m- Sunday s.&s D.
 TRUMBULL-North, 7.l6, l0.I2, ll-33 a. m-, 4-51, 6.43 D. In. Sunday, TAT a. m. South, 7.S9, 9.l4 a. m., ll-59. 57, 7-26 D. m- Sunday, f6-50 D. m.
 BRIDGEPoRT-North,7 7yO5, To. HIS a. m., AS, 6.30 D. m. Sunday, 7-35 a.. m. Arrive, zL50, 9.25 a. m., l2.lO, 5.lO, 7.40 p. h. sunday 7.os D. m.
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When Baby was si,''s VIC gave her Castorla.
 When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
pANRuRY DIVISION.
DANEURY.

OANBURY-Arrive 7.42. 6-55, 10-55 B. m., sI0, 5376.27, ,6-52 p.m. Sunday, To g a. m s.s7 D. m. Leave SIS, 6S5, 7-3O. sS5 &. m-; A.ss. s-l0. 6s7. II. 10 p. m. Sunday, SOS a. m., 5.05 ?. m- e.04, 5-Sl, 6.a0, 6.46 D. m- Sunday. l0.ls a. m-, s.20 p. m. South, 5.ss, 6.4s, 7Ss a. m-, 4SI, 6,I6.I.g3, ,Il.4! p.m. Sunday,s.l2 a.m-, 5.Is pm. p. m. Sunday, l0.n a. in., SIS D. m. South, 6.2s n. m-, 7l0. ll-54 p. m. Sunday, SIS a. m IS ID. m.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
In Fairfield County.
GREENFIELD HILL.
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.


 The parish meeting will be held on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, to tran sact any business which may come up; also to rent the seats. A full attendance is desired. There was social party at the resi- dence of Sherwood Banks on Friday evening. Sixty or more relatives and | friends were there to enjoy dancing to music by Bulkley & Burr. At 12 o'clock a bountiful collation was served which was furnished by the ladies. The party broke up at } 30 and the merry company returned to their homes declaring the evening perfect success. Through the kindness of Mrs N. B Hill, Mrs H. B. Burr and few others, by sending some of their choice plants to the church, the pulpit and table was transformed into a flower garden on Easter Sunday.
 Mrs Joseph Donaldson has improved finely the past week from the effects of a shock which she had about 10 days ago.
 Mrs George E. Lover is poorly, being confined to her bed with rheumatism. Edgar Banks has been to New York on a visit to his brothers. He was ac- companied by his friend and neighbor, Martin Burr. Clarence H. Banks is carting his cargo of phosphate from Southport and is now ready to supply his friends. Horace E. Hill has sold out his meat buJness in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Alden Gould spent a few days in Bridgeport with her nephew, William | Crossman.
 Clifford Banks and brother spent a few days with friends in Brooklyn, re- gently.
 Jesse l.. Banks of Brooklyn spent Easter with his people.
 MT and Mrs Rufus Wales and little daughter have been visiting their sister for 10 days. Charlie Hill was home from college for the Easter time.
 The J. G. B. club met Saturday at William H. Burr's. The evening was spent in music and games. All left for E. II. Burr of Danbury spent a night at his fathers, recently.
 Thomas Astle has gone from William | Wilson's.
 W. T, Bulkley and son spent Easter in Norwalk.
 Mrs H. B. Banks is spending few weeks in Brooklyn. Miss Maria Keeler is attending to her house in her absence
 Hezekiah B. Ogden has purchased a fine team of work horses at Robinson's stables, Bridgeport.
 Fred Banks of Weston spent Sunday at his old home.
 George Wilson of Bridgeport spent the Easter holiday with relatives in Green. field.
 The man and his wife who has lived at the parsonage the past year have now taken their abode at Mrs Donaldson7s.
 Mrs George Banks and family and MI Mullins, who were to have moved tc Easton, last week, have decided to re. main in Greenfield.
 John Lobdell and family will move ir their new residence, lately purchased of Henry Craft, on April l.
 Harry Hull has been quite sick with the grip but is now convalescent.
 Mir and Mrs Fred Wildman spent Fast day at Burr Disbrow's.
 D. B. Adams entertained his brother in-law, E. s. Gray, Sunday. | DEERFIELD.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30

THE BRIDGEPORT MARKET.
 < Butter, creamery prints 25c, new in tub 21a25, dairy tubs fair to good old 16a1S, common old 11al3; cheese, fac tory, 11a12; fresh near by eggs 10a12 i; calves, alive, 5a6, dressed 1la12; hogs,
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30


 agree that the use of liver pill after dinner, or to accomplish special results, is an important step in civili- zation. pr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel- lets are better than other liver pills in almost every respect. They're the smallest, easiest to take, most natural in the way they act cheap est, because guaranteed to give sat- isfaction, or money returned. We all have soeak spots. Generally it's the liver. An active liver prevents impurities and poisons from entering the blood. Pheasant Pellets" have a tonic effect upon the liver and the general system. They cure Indiges- tion, Dyspepsia, Dizzy Spells, Sick Headache, and all Arrangements of the liver, stomach and bowels.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30

brother and sister, Sunday, and Mrs Dora Johnson a niece. Miss Anna Church. ill.
 A Swede family is to live in the old Roland house.
 Herbert Smith was home, Easter Sun day.
 Miss Mary McESlin has spent a few days at home.
 Mrs H. N. Jessup is to be in Bridge water, this week.
 Marshall Warner and Mrs Goodwin of Danbury were married, last week.
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Services will be held in the Baptist church, Sunday, April s, preaching con- mencing at l.l5 p. m. Rev w. NJ. Weeks of Somerville, Mass, former pastor will be with us and preach on that day also the following Sunday. It is hoped a large number will be present as Mir Weeks desires to 1T eet as many of his old friends as possible.
 MT and Mrs c. Burr Tucker spent Easter Sunday with Mrs Anna Bowdy of DAnbury.
 Mrs l.. D. Elmore and Miss Maud E.. Bowdy of Danbury are visi siting at G. B. Fuckers.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
Dress Making Rooms

are now open for the Fall and Winter trade at Sanford station, two minutes walk from the depot, in the town ot Ridgefcld, Conn. Prices for making from S2 tO g..
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev B. Alfred Dumme, of Yale univer- sity, preached in the Congregational church, Sunday morning. He was en- tertained over Sunday at J. l.. Perry's. Sunday also, and will stop with J. L.. Perrv
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
H. N. AIRES, BOOTS AND SHOES.

of fall he had in Marketable, while loading hay.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30

JUAGONs, CARRIAGES, sLEIGHS-Anyone w wishing to purchase any kind of Il Ne hlcle will do well to call on us and get low est prices. Headquarters tor Tops, Cushions, Backs, etc., etc. D. G. BEERS & CO.,, New town, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30

DEERFIELD.
 Miss Martha M. Burr has returned from a months visit with her sister, Mrs G. B. Cowles, in New Britain.
 Miss Louisa Burr has visited in Bridge port.
 Miss Alice Nichols has visited her friend, Mrs Marsh, Colorado avenue, Bridgeport.
 Mrs Edward Brotherton of Cross Highway and Will Nichols of this place have visited their sister, Mrs Minott Smith in Derby, who has been very sick. The auction at the Ashael Wakeman place was very largely attended.
 Mrs Charles Nichols has been quite sick. Miss Georgia N. Drake and brother of Bridgeport have visited their cousin, Miss Laura A. Dowd.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
A. w. Orgelman, Sandy y65ss! aasl'

Manufacturer and dealer in Harness, snddlos Brides, Collars, Blankets etc
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
W. w. WALKER & SON,

DAVENPORT & 0'HARA, Attorneys and Coun
 seIlors at Law. State street. Bridgeport.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

- 9ie Sasiabuns bes Ohio Surn=
besirfs, uelde am 9amitas unb Sonn=
tas in Santon taste, nobm foleenben
an: nDieweil in lebter 3eit
ein 8ebeimbunb, ndmli6 bic v@meriean
Hrotectipe 9llIociation" tpieberum niel
BON li9 reoen sema9t bat unb es be1ien
3.ued lit, eritens sesen Die 9lnbanser
elmer se,uiiien Stride 81, ,pirfen, bann
aber aud, Die &e6te aller i'm Iuslanbe
sebOrenen Ginlpobner 81 beldrdnfen 10
lei es
ss8 :. ei6lpiien bab lie Nlitslieoer
unb Sertreter bes Obip Surnbe5irts,
elmer @ereinisuns, melde itets relisiOle
uno politiide Sreibeit fir aGe be fiirwors
tet bat, bas 8eltreben senannten 8un=
bes, lo,pie aller anberen Sereinisunsen,
tpel9e @lei6es ober Mebnli9es bespe=
den, auf bas Sddrflte perurtbeilen, ba
lie Der neberseusune linb, bub biireer=
li6e unb relisiDie 6reibeit ben @runb=
itein bilben, auf ipel6em bic Ser. Staa=
ten gerfaliuns BON ben @atern Der
&epublit seibaffen wuroe."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
Cine y fhauerIthe 6eihihte"l-f


bat iid jiinsit in einem srDBeren Glb=
bprfe in Der 9iGbe pon S6anoau No6ts
abgelpielt. rSas is meine, bas is
oeine", ert6nte es nit 8rabes sitimme aug
Dem logenonnten 8,inbauIe ouf benz
bortigen &lr69pf. Ser porbeieebenoe
glo6tlpG6ter ltebt Itarr Dor Gntleben !;
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es aus Dem GeinbauIe l6ollt, wo BEL
iebem &ufe Elm @erduI6 ert0nt, als Oh
&no9en auf einen Soufen semprien
wiirben.-r9err Semeri6, De O6pben
bbeelen tire &np6en," mrmelt Der
Na6tmdhter por li6 bin uno lduft, bis
er nidt mebr fann. @erobe fonmt Der
@emeinoepprit itano nit Dem @emeinoe=
l6reiber BON elmer Sibung aus benz
@aItbofe. u$oerr Iurldtanb, in Der
geentammer obeelen Die 9boben ibre
&no6en" l6reit ibnen Der sednstiste
9fa0twd6ter entsegen. &ppfl9iitteln
oh Der ieltlamen Mdr. Sann mar=
l6iren ale 9rei neblt slpei banofe=
item &ne6ten na6 bem seipenitisen
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anl6lei6en, oallelbe GerGu16 nit benz
aleidtDnisen seiiterbaften: ~Meine,
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meln bic ansltblei@en 2ippen unb TO-
9let6 flii6ten li6 bic Spnoratioren bin=
ter Die breiten Giiden oer &ne9te. 9iele
aber, etipas ifeptilder, als lire 9erren,
meinten uWir milien DO arI9t emol
ubn nei suden." Oben war Elm Sitter
feniter, oa binauf lties Der cine auf bes
anoeren S6ulter. 8dbrenb bic anbe.
rem 9rei jeoen Musenblid meinten, cine
&no9eniault berauslansen uno benz
Sormibisen ben 0als umbreben su
ieben, brittle Der &nebt ing 5enite
binein uS6r Salluntenbanoe, mer pGr'n
Gid slei bbeelen belfen !" Wie es iid
oann berauslteate, iparen es bret Vaga=
bunoen, Die oem rWurI6tanb" bic ge=
badenen 8irnen pom 8oben eeitoblen
batten llnb bier in Gube unter li6 tbeil=
ten. 0ober bos tlappernoe 8erdulf
uno oas permeintli6e &np9snpertbeilen
Natiirli6 wuroen Die 6eilter einltpeileu
in bas Spritenbaus sebannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
Oas Steuerihnuffler efeb.
6eeen Ole Gntibeioun9 miro Serufune
eneeleet peroen.

g8ie mir bereits mittbeilten, bat Gi6=
ter yids bonn 8unbestreisseri6t su
gleoelano bas Steuerl ldniiiilerseiey -
Morsentbalerseleb - fir perfallunss=
,uibris ertldrt. Gs banbelt ii6 babel
um einen YroceB, uel6en Die grben
zines setuilIen Sobn 8. Wopbs sesen
ben S6agmeifer BON Gupaboga Gpuntp
anItrensten, I'm bielen an Der Ginfalli=
runs riidTdnbiser Steuern gu binbern.
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Sbatla9en linb, ,pie mir aug benz
v@d6ter unb MnSeiser" er1eben, furs
folsenbe:
gta6 ben @eleben BON Obio fDnnen
bic gountpbeomten bur9 Speaial=
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firma lin Gupabosa gountp bic 6irma
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ipe9li6en Gisentbum elm nforbern laNen,
tuel9es BET Der 9teuereinl6dbuns ni6t
ansegeben tporben NOR. Sic Steuer=
S1nilHler ma6ten, nadbem lie li1 per=
setpiliert, bab setpiile @ertbseseni itdnbe,
namentli6 Sppotbefen unb anoere
@ertbpapiere -ni6t auf Der Gteuerliite
itanben, bierpon benz Mubitor 9(nseioe !;
bieier itellte bic frasli9en g8ertbe auf
oas Steuer=Suplifat, cine nambafte
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sefii9t unb Der @ountpl9abmeilter 1u6te
oann bas @elb einSufalliren. Gin
grober She'll .bes 10 Dem gountp gerette=
ten @elbes-25 prosent = iiel benz
Manne 81, ipel6er als Spibe! fungirt
bate; Der gountp=Sda unb ber
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

- Inter 6iibruns BON Som geeb
baben li6 mebrere Der prominente item
Hepublifaner fir eine log. pan=amerifa=
niI6e Wtiins lnipn erfldrt. Ser Ylan
ltammt eisentli9 ppn benz peritorbenen
Blaine, Der, mas Die 6inansfro9e be-
trifft, elm lebr .unf9erer &antoniit" mar.
0ie beutl6republifanil6en 8ldtter, Die
fir ebrlides @elb fdmpfen, linb BON benz
Ylane nibts tpentger als erbaut. v@as
baran @abres iit", i6reibt bas rgincin=
natt golfsblatt", rlaBt lid porldufis
ni6t feititellen, aber boIfentli6 entbebrt
Die Wtittbeilung jeomeoer 8e9riinoung.
Cine berarttse Union fDnnte feline anbere
@irfuns baben, als bic Ser. Staaten
Su einem erclulipen @ilberlanbe su ma.
den, ipie es bic characterization &e=
publiten bereits lino. Gin lol1es Yro=
gramm itebt jeoo9 nit ben bisberisen
YrinSipien Der republifanil9en Yartei
in @ioerlprud, bic in Dem Mabe erfols=
reid seweien 1T, als iie ii6 benz Silber.
ldminoel fern 9ebalten bat. Wenn
&epublifaner NIT 8lano am ielben
Strange 5ieben pollen, 10 lit es be1er,
tie seben CUR oemptratii6en Yartei
iiber."
Soiientli6 tpiro bieler 2ieblinssplan
Der Serren Geeb, 8urrops, Cannon
uno anoerer berporrasenoer Gepublifaner
oas y9olfsblatt" BON Der naipen Mnli6t
beilen, bic republitanil9e 8artei lei,
menn es gum &lappen fpmut, belier in
Der @elofrase, als Die oemofratil6e.
Sic Sumpenselotbeorie bate in ben
roger Sabren ibre entl6iebenlten 8efiir=
worter unter ben &epublitanern. Sas
belt aber republifanil6e 8ldtter ni6t
ab, ibre Gartei als bic gartei oes uebr=
li9en @eloes" su beSeidnen. Sc ndber
bic nd6ite grdi iioentldof fts=Gampasne
beranriidt, beito bduiiser tueroen bic
8urselbaume in bem republifanil6en
2aser weroen. SarriIon, Geeo, BUR
rpps, Cannon -es fanst iuirtli6 gut
an.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
Sic 6urd1 ben RDhlennr1hpr5fre

= Die our6 ben &oblensraberltreif
eel9offene Situation ,pirb immer bro=
benoer. Sn mebreren Sbeilen Snbias
mas berridt offener Nufrubr. Mu4 in
einisen Counties BON Ohio sdbrt es
gemaltie. 6oTfentli6 mirb bic beutiee
gonferens Mittel unb Wese finben, bic
9iHerensen gu i9liGten. gSie elm
Correspondent oes ugineinnatignouirer"
aus suDerldiliser Nuelle erfa6ren baben
min, ioa eine 8eileeuns ber gSirren auf
Der 8aiis zines Mufi9lass bon 10 Gents
in Musii6t iteben. IS lit Die b06ite
3eit, bab ben Musl9reitungen Elm Gnbe
sema9t uirb. Sm @belburn Diitrift
In Snoiana baben bic Streifer bereits
cine Giienbabnbriide perbrannt unb Bel
Garmersburs, 16 Meilen iublih BON
ferre 9aute, tuurbe elm Ueriu9 sema6t,
einen nit Mtli3en sefllIten 3ug NIT Dp-
ramit in bie 2uft gu lprensen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
@eleeentlth Der g1ational : Gr

- @elegentli9 Der National Gon=
ferenS Der @obltbdtisteits= unb gel=
lerunssseieli6aften in 9iaibpile, Sen=
neilee, tuurbe BON 90. Yrpor 2et6mr oo,
benz @pmmiIldr ber itaatli6en @obltbds
tisfeitsbeboroe BON 9iem Oorf, lobeno
anertannt, bab Ohio Der eri tie Staat Der
1nion lei, wel6er eine 6ifentli9e Sell
Nnitalt fir gpileptilde einseri9tet babe.
9ieielbe beiinbet li9 betanntli9 in
@allipolis unb murbe am -. Nopember
1891 sesriinbet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
21usDaibin9ton
Gettarck.

M lbtnston, 81. Wfai. -
Sm Senat bra6te Sill beute cine &elo=
lution Elm, mel6e beitimmt, baB oas
3udertrut =Gomite leine ltnterlu6unsen
bel oHenen Sbiiren balten loa. 9olpb
brahte eine Gelolution et,, oob Glilba
S. Gomaros per6aftet unb sejuungen
tuerben lolle, Dor oem llnterlu6unssco=
mite @uslasen gu MAIDEN. Goparos
bate li6 seiueigert, auf Dem 3eusen=
Itano 81 erl l6einen. Beibe &elolutio=
men tuurben iiberseleet. 9as Gomite
fiir auspdrti9e Muselesenbetten beri9=
tete cine &e1olution elm, tpel9e beitimnlt,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

a9t Sabre bic Muni5ipalnermoltuns
,pieberbolt auf ben &opf seftelt morben.
Cine Iolde @irtbldaft, lo,pie ber Mibs
brau6, bab bic 2esislatur obne @eiteres
iiber bic SaI6en Der itdbtti ihen Steuer=
sabler perfiist, eriltiren in feinem anbe=
rem cipililirten 9anbe Der 8elt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
Ser 9ietp 0orfer gDnltituante /

- Ser 9fep 0orfer Gpnltituante lit
por einigen 5o9en unter Dem pffisiellen
5iteI n9pme Gule fit SOwns unb
Stdote" Elm S6riitItiid porgeleet por=
ben, oellen 3med barin beltebt, bic Ntu=
ntcipolgemeinoen ppn oem Ginflub ober
logen mir lieber Dor Der bespotii6en
g8iQfiir Der 2e9islotur su befreien.
Sas betrefenoe S6riftitiif lit 3iem=
lid umfanerei6 unb ent6dlt unter
2lnberem folgenOe 6oroerungen: Gs
lollen teine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ourd Spesialgeiese seIdafen perben,
pte es btsber Der 6aQ gelpelen lit, piel=
mebr iollen nur allgemeine Selebe be-
treTTs SntorpOrlrun9 Organization uno
&lalliTifation erlaIen perben, Die li6
auf alle StGbte uno Sopns besieben,
nobel lestere na9 bem Serbdltnib Der
SepDlferungssobl in &lailen einsetbeilt
peroen. ge1l9iebene 9ermaltunespor=
l6riften fir Die oerl6iebenen &lallen
Iinb Itatt6aft, aber ldmmtli9e Su elmer
&laIle sebDrtsen Stabte ODER Souns
unteriteben oenielben aIsemeinen Sc
lesen.
Sdmmtli6e Stdbte ober Soipns nit
mebr als SlpansistauIeno ginmobnern
loaen oas Ge9t erbalten, ibre eigenen
Gbarters gu MAIDEN. Sobalb minbeitens
Elm 3ehntel Der qualifieirten gSdbler
zines iol6en 8emeinmelens bies per=
lanst loa eine aus fiinfsebnYursern be-
itebenoe &0rperl9aft setpablt perben,
mel9e einen Charter enttperfen unb Der
8iir9erI9aft # unterbreiten ioG. Cine
suitimmenbe Mebrbeit ber lebteren lit
erforberli6 our 9atiiiciruns bes gbar=
ters. Sanelbe 8erfabren loQ BEL Gbar=
terdnberunsen notbwenbis lein, tpel9e
bon benz lesislatiuen &orper ber Muni=
cipalitat pOrBui9lasen iino. Seine Mrt
6ffentli6er nnternebmunsen ion an
neutrality-suspicious. ober Snoipibuen
iibertrasen nerben. Sie Sesislatur
barf tein @eleb erlailen, ,pel6es eine
8eiteueruns bon Municipalitdten inpol=
pirt, aus9enommen jeoo4 lit bic aGse=
meine Staatsiteuer, beren Gntridtune
li9 feline Municipalitdt entSieben barf.
IS ltebt gu boffen, bab bic Stem
Yorfer Gonitituante biele ssorberunsen
annebmen uno oiesbeSiigli9e 8eltimman=
gen Der neuen Staatsperfaiiuns einfii=
gen wirb. Sat ber empire Staat bann
einmal ben anfans sema6t nit BET
ginfiibrung elmer muntSipalen Some
&ule" Yolitif, oann tperben anoere
Staaten pobl balb na6folsen unb Dem
srensenloien @irrparr, tuel6er auf bic
lem @ebiete berridt, tpiro na9 unb na6
elm gnbe semadt uerben. Mu9 in
Sbio fDnnen mir ia Elm 2iebden oapon
iinsen. Seit Sabren baben ois Gesis=
laturen in bic 8erualtuns oer Stdote
einsesriffen, big man mon9mal faum
nod tpubte, wer Ro6 ober Gellner lit.
Sic Tolse 1T eine lpitematil9e Scribe
rung bes Gliquenmelens uno eine entleb=
lide GENERALIZATION Der Munisipalpoli=
til semeien. Sn Cincinnati unb Golum-
bus 1T pdbrenb ber Iesten Iiieben ober
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

- Sen. @rospenpr, ipel9er BON ben
&epublifanern bes II. Gonsrebbiitrifts
mieoerernannt muroe, lit Der befannte
9eutl6enbaIier, oer por einieen Sobren
Wisconlin etne beutl9e v2ebermuritpro=
pins" nannte. Ser 0iltrift beltebt aus
ben Counties Qtbens, HoB, 0inton,
9oding, Wteiss unb 8errp. 3wii6en
ibm unb Sorafer befebt felt oer Stimnl=
faitenI6tpinbelsei9i9te cine tDotli6e
Geinbl6aft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

- Sn Splebo ,puroe Elm neues beut-
i6es 8latt sesriinoet. Sai1elbe fiibrt
ben Sitel rObio Staatss3eituns" unb
er16eint porldufis nur Spnntaos. Nm
eriten September nirb bas 8latt tdeli6
er16einen. Serauseeber lit Die Sirmo
5. 8anbeberse & So. Sas 8latt bat
eine unab6Gnsise politil6e 5enbens.
Wir miinl6en benz llnternehmen ben be-
item Grfole
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

- I'm gang lider pieber an's Guber
gu fommen, MAIDEN bic &epublifaner in
ben Nderbaultaa nit ben Stlberleu=
ten balbpart. &eeo, Der ebemaliee e
Spre6er bes &eprdientantenbauies unb
grdl libentl6 l6aftsoIpirant, lit berlenise,
lpelter ben Sanoel einsuleiten perludt.
$50 bleibt ba bic Yartei vpon's ebrli6e
@elb !" (Ginc. Orb. 3to.)