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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Sketches Here ami There.

Another loon has passed to his reward.
quite a reputation as ii Jumper, lcaped
from water tower in Hartford, Conn F.,
a hundred and twenty feet into fifteen
feet of water But it was not suited to
the state of Collins health, and he wa,
picked up dead
The state department at Washington
has received an official communication
from Germany in which the fact that
American legs, or wooden legs made in
America, do not reach Germany. The
correspondence says the American article
is far superior 10 any other, and some ar
rangement for expectation to Germany is
desired
General COXey has re appeared in the
public prints. He spoke to a populist
gathering at Ridgewood Park, Brook
lyn, last Sunday. Coxey advocated his
scheme for five hundred million dollars
for good roads then he said he wanted
a money redeemable in anything that
was produced in the country he advo
Gated government ownership Of railways
and called George NJ. Pullman "King
George w. DR.. McGlynn followed
General CoxeY in much tie same vein
There were cheers and catcalls inter
spersed in the speeches and this delect
able Sunday pat herinp hrOkp m at the
conclusion of a spell of "resOluting
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Strongest Speech in Ten Years.

Special Telegram to THE GLOBE
WAsHINGToN, July 24-When the
Senate opened today Senator Hill offered
an amendment to recede from the Sen
ate amendment, putting iron ore and
coal on the free list, and made a power
ful speech in favor of his amendment.
He replied in full to Senator Gorman's s
speech of yesterday and ably defended
the sentiment Of the presidents letter
He wound up by sarcastically advising
democratic senators to follow his ex-
ample and stay away from the white
house Senator Hill made, in nearly
two hours, the strongest speech l have
heard in the Senate for years G.. J. II.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Debs in Court Again.
Special Telegram to THE GLOBE.

CHICAGO, July 24.-President Debs
and his three colleagues were in count
early this morning. Their confinement
in Cook county Jail does not seem to de
press them and they are in good health
Attorney Erwin continued his plea for
the dismissal of the charges of contempt,
making long argument in favor Of his
motion. He was followed by Attorney
MilChrist on behalf of the state. Mil.
christ in his reply to Erwins argument
the courts jurisdiction.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Foreign Notes.

Fighting has been going on in the
PHILIPPINE islands between the Spanish
troops and natives.
Corea demands that the Japanese
soldiers be removed before she will con.
sent to talk Of reforms in her methods Of
government.
Cholera has broken out in Turkey and
Constantinople has announced quaran-
tine. st. Petersburg is suffering severely
from the dread disease.
In the collision between the Italian
steamer, Columbia" and the Russian
steamer, Vladimir" in the Black Sea,
40 persons were drowned.
Ever since last Thursday the imperious
and restless Wilhelm, of Germany, has
been storm bound in his fine yacht,
"liohenzollern," in Folden Fiord
/ SantO Cesario, the murderer Of Presi.
dent Carnot, is 10 be tried al Lyons on
the 21th. The court room at Lyons Is
being remodeled with a view 10 the trial.
| The great German musical festival Is
now going on at Beyrcuth. The reports
wired to the New York papers indicate
that the operas have been sung in a very
| inferior manner.
Premier Crispi made speech in the
Italian senate Sunday in which he pre-
| dicted that the defeat Of the Madhists by
Italian troops would cause the bsrbsrians
to pause in their career OF pillage in
Africa
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
HILLS STRONG SPEECH,
He Replies to Gorman's Speech and De
fends the President
Special Telegram to THE GLOBy.

fends the President.
Special Telegram to THE GLOBy
WAsHINGTOE, July "a . p. ma
caucus Of democratic senators has been
called for 3 o'clock this afternoon to
consider the tariff question. At this
caucus the action of the Senate in the
contest with the House and the presi.
dent will be determined.
When the conference report on the
tariff was called up this morning in the
Senate Senator Hill was the first to
speak. He made another plea for free
iron and free coal. His speech was
strong and able He scored German and
the senators who still stand for the Sen
ate bill
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Remember the 2Gth

And 90 10 Washington city for 81 80
On July 26 We will take you TO Norfolk
for $3.50 and return, and you can 60
from there TO the national capital on the
Norfolk and Washington steamers We
are the only parties who have secured a
special rate for our patrons Of - 30 for
round trip. 1t is chance OF life time
You get that charming ride up the Poto.
mac 10 the beautiful national capital and
return for that small sum. Why do you
not wait for US. We will have a lunch
car attached and will make life pleasant
for you while on the trip with our special
band. FREELASD x FERRELL
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
DispenSaries Open Again.

Governor Tillman, of South Carolina,
yesterday issued a proclamation declar
ing the dispensary law of 1898 in force
and ordering that all dispensaries in
the state be re opened. He says in his
proclamation that the decisions by the
supreme court we're under the act of 1892,
and that the law of 1898 has not yet been
declared unconstitutional, and is there
fore operative. For months the dispen-
saries have been closed, but the full
stock Of liquors has been kept and the
dispensers have been drawing half pay.
The real occasion for the re opening of
the dispensaries would seem to be that
a Tillmanite justice will in few days
take his seat on the supreme court bench,
displacing the straightout democratic
Justice who, by his ajority vote, declared
the dispensary law unconstitutional, for
politics pervades the bench as well as the
rostrum and the office chair As soon as
the new justice gets fixed in his seat, the
dispensary law may be declared consti-
tutional without much trouble.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
In the Mayors Court.

George Maynard, a minor, entered a
saloon yesterday and was this morning
hauled up before the police court. This
is the first arrest under the new ordi-
nance making it misdemeanor with
fine of $5 for a minor to enter a bar
room. He was released on payment of
the costs, which amounted to s. 80.
William L. Kirk was up for being
drunk and down and was fined 81 and
costs, the whole amounting to $4.90.
This ended the docket. Mayor Link
presided.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Stagnation at Pullman.

Special Telegram to THE GLOBE.
PULLMAN, Ill, July 24.-The situation
Is stagnant. Everything is at deadlock
here. No workmen appeared at the shops
this morning. The officials of the Pull.
man company are uneasy. They say
they have plenty of applications from
outside, but had rather start up again
with their old men if possible.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
StOrming Party Repulsrd.

Special Cablegram to The GLOBE.
NAGAsAKI, July 24.-The Corean gov
ernmcnt troops today attempted to
storm the garrison of the Japanese at
Seoul. The storming party were re
pulsed with considerable loss. There is
now open rupture between the Japanese
and COrcAns.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
WAR BEGINS IN COREA! =!
japanese Troops Attacked by
COrean Soldiers.
COREAN TRANSPORT SUNK
Japanese Storm the COrean Garri-
son at Seoul.

Open Rupture Between China and Japan
-COrean Government Grows Bold on
Account of the Support Of China-Great
Demand for Coal to Furnish Transports
On the Eve of War.
Special CableQram TO TIE GLOBE.
LONDON, July pa dispatch from
Chemulpo, Corea, says that the Corean
government, instigated by the Chinese
government, has withdrawn all promises
of reform that she has already made to
Japan.
The guards at the imperial palace at
Seoul are assuming an almost hostile atti-
tude towards the Japanese troops. OF
these several regiments are massed in
COrea, having been sent there few weeks
ago when Japan undertook to force fiscal
reforms upon Corea A conflict is hourly
expected The Corean troops have not
resisted the japanese up to this time, and
it is presumed that the backing Of China
has given the government more conf
dence and that it is believed that with
the help of China Japan can be beaten.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Green Goods,

Don't be tempted to invest in them. You
will get into trouble every time and in
the end poverty and disgrace. The gen.
uine Uncle Sans green goods are the
only ones of value. They make you rich;
especially when used to purchase Sim
mons Liver Regulator to cure your Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation or Bill
iousness, or drive away Malaria Don't
be tempted to take anything else place of
the Regulator
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Chinese Transport Sunk.

Special CahI"gram to THE GLOBE.
SHANGHAI, JalY pa dispatch from
Nagasaki, on the south west side of the
island of Kioo Sioo, Japan, says; "Corean
troops at the iustigation of Chinese resi-
dents attacked the Japanese garrison
They were defeated
LATER.-A dispatch says that a Ja-
panese cruiser engaged and sunk a
Chinese transport.
Price Of coal has advanced forty
points here on account of the large de
mand for the use of war ships, trans
ports, etc.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Cure for Headache

As a remedy for all forms Of headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best. IL effects permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches Weld
10 its influence. We urge all who are al
hicted 10 procure a bottle, and give this
remedy fair trial In cases Of habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone TO the bowels, and fe~ case
long resist the Use OF this medicine. Try il
once. Large bottles only 30 cents Al K.
Black nall & Son. drug store
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
North State Notes.

Montgomery county democratic con
vention did not instruct its delegates.
The "Balsam Groves of the Grand
father notable book by S. NJ. Dugger,
a Watauga man, is having phenomenal
sale.
George Vanderbilt has been buying
more land around Asheville. This time
he gets G.40O acres from V S Lusk and
E. G. Chandler.
The resignation of Rev. +. 5. Stickney,
pastor of St. Peters church, Charlotte,
has been accepted by the vestry. He will
90 to Richmond
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

All who want to enjoy few days at
the sea shore had better go with US to-
morrow. We will give you an elegant
time and you will be able TO return in
time TO attend 10 your business on Sat-
urday. l. ,. CHRlsTlAN q GO.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24


J. NJ. Manning went to Raleigh on the
noon train
B. Goodman, Of Haw River, is in the
city today.
Leo d. Heartt returned to the city on
the noon train.
A. H. Yearly returned from Chapel
Hill this morning.
]. w. Thackston, the Raleigh school
book man, was here this morning.
r c. Morris, formerly of Durham,
now Of Lynchburg, is at the Carolina
Mr.. Edgar Broughton and Miss Effie
Broughton, Of Raleigh, are visiting
friends here.
G. Starnard and family are spend
ing a season at that delightful sound re-
sort Nag's Head.
George W. Blount, the proprietor of
the Wilson Mirror, passed through this
morning on his way east
w. B. Meares, Mrs w. B. Meares, Jr,
Miss Mary f Meares and Master Willie
Meares are at the Carolina.
The Misses Crow, of Raleigh, passed
through this morning on their return
home from a visit to HillsborO.
b F. Wheeler has taken Claude Cham
berlain's place in the Postal telegraph
office. He held the same position under
Mr Conrad and understands its duties.
F. B. Dancy, the Norfolk chemist, was
here this morning. He is a former resi-
ident Of Raleigh, native North Carroll
nian and has many friends in this state
J. L. Cole is having a dwelling house
attached to his store house on corner
Of Main street, East Durham. Main
! street, East Durham, is building up
rapidly.
Rev. F. A. Bishop and Rev. B. R. Hall
will leave tomorrow morning for Cedar
Grove, Orange county, where the district
conference of the Durham district is to
be held
B. L. Duke and his son, Lawrence
Duke, went to Raleigh today to consult
DR.. Lewis regarding their eyes. Both
have been troubled with their eyes for
sometime.
W. G. McMackin, of Raleigh, superin:
tendent of roads in Wake county, was
here this morning. He has gone to
Chapel Hill to be present at the road
congress which meets there.
Raleigh News: Miss Ora B. Yearly,
one of Durhams most attractive young
ladies, is visiting Miss Cecilia Foster on
West IIargett street Miss Foster will
return home with Miss Yearly to spend
a few weeks.
A special meeting of the church con-
ference of Trinity church will be held at
the close of the prayer meeting tomorrow
evening to consider the report of the
special committee appointed at the last
conference.
Rev. and Mrs J. w. Jenkins returned
last evening from visit to relatives in
Granville county, and left this morning
for the Durham district conference
which meets at Cedar Grove, Orange
county, tomorrow.
Several young ladies and gentlemen of
the city are going to give a certain lady
in town a surprise party tonight They
will masquerade and have a royal good
time. THE GLOBE will probably tell
something more tomorrow evening.
\ lady chewing gum drummer is in
town. If the gentler sex are to handle
any line it would seem that chewing
gum would suit The woman drummer is
no longer rarity and though she is still
looked upon with curiosity in some
places she is no longer the specimen she
once was. Gradually women are engag-
ing in trades and occupations that have
heretofore been thought to be only for
men until now you can hardly name a
business, trade or occupation in which
women is not engaged.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Changing Judicial Boundaries.

In the House Yesterday bill to re-
wise the boundary line of the eastern
and western judicial districts Of North
Carolina and fixing the times of holding
court at Raleigh, Wilmington, New
herne and Elizabeth City was passed.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
&2S in Four Weeks.

DURHAM, n. c., July "a, '04.
Received from J. w. Beasley, treasurer
southern Sick and Accident Benefit Asso-
citation Of Norfolk, Va twenty. eight dol
lars in full of claim for four weeks disa-
bility. FRANCIS Hon.
J :. Collins is agent for Durham.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

1t is stated that the mortality from the
plague in Hong Kong, China, IS 100
day This Is what is known as the
BLACK Death"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
When Travelling,

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip a bottle Of Syrup OF
Figs, as ii acts most pleasantly and effec-
tually on the kidneys. liver aud bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms OF sickness. For sale in SOC. and
81 bottles by allleading druggists. Manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
ONLY.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

w. NJ Yearly, druggist, recommends
Johnson's Oriental Soap for all skin and
scalp diseases, tan and sunburn and the
complexion.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

Ten-quartcr bleached shirting at 10
cents per yard next week at
ELLIS, STONE Il Co.'S.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

Johnson's Magnetic oil, horse brand,
is 8 wonderful liniment for rheumatism,
neuralgia, sprains and bruises for man or
beast. 81 90 size 20 cts; 80 CT size p cts.
W. II. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

Special attention is called 10 the big
remnant sale that takes place a: Ellis,
Stone & Cos next week, beginning Mon
day. July %
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24
Treasury Balance.

Coin, $7G,213OOO; currency, $57,745,-
600
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

Lace curtains, ,. yards long, beautiful
patterns, only ~ cents pair while they
last at ELLIS, Stone i Cos.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-24

Fighting has been going on in the
PHILIPPINE islands between the spanish
troops and natives.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Snglepelonb 1T Der brobe ql6tunbpierz

- SngleDelanb 1T Der brdbe N3tnnobterz
5tger Srtb 2etd i'm Otter BON neununOfe9z
gig Sabren 9eitorben. Gr mar in Der Srtz
19aft uNuf Der 6eibe" BEL &irh6eimboz
la11ben in Der babertf9en &6etnpfal5 ge=
boren, gerDb bort unb in SpeDer cine a1sgez
aei6nete S9ulbtlbunq unb nibmete sfi9
fpGter in Ieiner 6eimat6 ber2anbnirt6f9oft.
Oas sSd6r 1848 bis 40 RIB i'm in anbere
8abnen. @r bet6eilgte fi9 an Der 8eDOluz
tim unb mubte na9 Der S3Det5 flii9ten,
BON no aus ct nab ben Ser. Staaten aus
panberte. @r fam mad Glepelano unb
pp6nte 40 Sabre lang in b~orttger 9egenb.
2eid 6at am Dffentli9en 2eben unb 5umal
an Der Polittf Itets reyes SnterefTe genomz
men. @on 1einen elf &inbern leben mod
a9t. St bat alien cine quite @r5iebung 5u
She'll perben laiien.
= Ser Gonfum Der &6ein< unb Mo1elz
ipetne in ben Ser. Staten, Der Bis gum
@6GuB bes sSabres 1892 beitdrbig i'm
@teigen begriffen unb Biz CUR 9Dbe BON
100000 @au. iG6rli9er. Sn1portattpn gez
ftiegen mar, ging f9on i'm borigen Sabre
bur9 ben @tntritt Der @e19Gftsfriiis 3uriid
unb pirb bieIes SsSobr bprausfi9tli9 gegen
1892 INN $3.50 BroSent fd0en. Nenn
ouA bieier &iidgang tpentger bic beferen
SualttGten berii6rt, 10 finb. eS bauptfd9li9
bic %Iogenannten S9anttpeine, bic beim @laIe
~berfauft nerben, pel9e l1rlter ben trquri9en
Observation-Disclosures biefes Sabres beIonz
bers qelitten baben. Ser 8iirgersmann,
Der BET gutgebenbem @e19dft 1ib itets ben
Gurus, einen @9oppen tmporttrten @eines
gu %trinfen, %geitatten fam, muBte BET feinem
re0uairten Ginfonlmert auf bic einbeimtf9en
@eine, bic fir Die 9dlfte bes Yreifes perz
fault tperben fOnrlen, 5uridfaqen, unb baz
fer Der Nusfa0,
= @ett Mnfqng Geobember bat Der
6opfenmdrft biiben pie briiben cine itauz
nenspertbe Seftigtett entpidelt, Die nit
elmer notwithstanding Der Preiie 6anb
in 6anb gegangen 1T. 90 BADEN i'm mtttz
Ieren Sbeile bes Staates Seem 0ort 1000
8aIen 0ppfen ben 8eftber getpe9felt al
8reifen, Die ie mad Der Aualitdt bon 8 big
IL l 2 Gents per pfunb rangtrten. Seinite
@orten finb ungenrein rar, ME bies nit iez
benz Sage beutli6er 5u Sage trttt. Der
beutf3e 6%opfenmarft bletbt auBerorbelltz
li6 felt unb 1inb bic b~Drtigen Breife felt
einem Wfpnat I'M ipeitere 3pet Gents in
Die 00be gegangen. Seine 9ualitdten iinb
bort 1o9ar rdrer tpie bier 81 2an6e. 4ebnz
li9 lieqen bic 8erbGltntf1e in @nglanb. Nnz
gefi9ts Der rethen 6Opfenernte IN 9eutI4z
lamb unb benz europGHGen Continent muB
es iiberro59en, baB es 70 ungemein f6tpierig
tit, @uftrG9e fir feinere Sorten gu pIaz
3tre11.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
GipffStenif i'm Staatc.

@ir erfa6ren nit 8ergniigen, baB 9ert
s. pOrter Sobn D II, Der bemotratt149
Senator bonn Sonn Of Safe 8e5trfe elnel
9%efebentipurf fir Gibilbienitreform in
StGbten BON 5000 @inpobnern uno bar
iiber ausgearbeitet bat. 9tele @orlage,
ipel9e Der nGdIten 2egislatur unterbrettet
iperben foG, 1T bDGig i'm @inflange NIT Der
Gef orm6etpegung, bic iebt bur9's gauge
2anb gebt unb bic erit biefer Sage bureb
Die Contention Der Gipilbtenftzgteforme In
bieiiger Stabt cine 10 mdGti9e 5Droeruag
erfabren bat.
Die 8orldge b~erlangt in eriter 2tnte, bab
Der @ouberneur eineGtbtlbienit Commit iton,
be iteben6 aus brei Yer5onen, ernen1te, tpel9e
in fol9en StGbten bic @rnennungen unb
9efOrberungen bon 8eamten 5u beiorgen
unb bariiber gu pa6en bat, DaB nur bas
Weroienf # Ditem Dbpalte.
Wte Bel alien anberen bis6erigen Worz
f9lGgen, iinb al9 bieier 8iG bic 9runb1Gbe
uno gegeln Der Ser. StaatenzG ibilbienftz
commtifon 5u @runbe 9elegt. Die @in5elz
beiten ftnb jenen dbnlib, tpel9e bic Chill
bienltcommtfiion fir unIere poli3et ausgez
drbeitet fat. Die grnennung elmer folden
geborbe our9 ben @%ouoerneur, tpel9er Die
Mttglieber aus ben &eiben Der berI9iebenen
Parteten gu pd6len bat, TT Elm @9ritt in Der
re9ten Hibtlng, benin es ipirb babur9 nt3t
nur i6re 3ufommenfebung ben @tnfliihen
Der 2otalbebDrben ent5ogen, fonbern aud
tire fpdtere Wirfiamfeit.
Senator Sobnfon Derbient fir ietn 8ez
itreben bic Inerfennung fopobl nie Die
l1nteritiibung aler 8iirser Obne ltnterf3ieb
Der Qdrtei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Scr a,e,te @crtraa nit Ghina.

Ser iebt in &roft getretene neue Gintpanz
behring's Bertrdg 5pi19en ben Ser. Staten
unb China tpurbe am leBten Z. 9e3embe1
gu @af6ington ratift3irt. Die prptlama=
tipn bes Prdftbenten bariiber bat i'm BIN
benb gema9t. Ser. 8ertrag tpurbe am II
Wfdr3 enttporfen nn6 am Ii. Mugnt BON
@enat na9 langen 9ebatten angenommen.
Gr 1T auf Die 9auer BON aebn Sabren, BON
z. DECEMBER an, abge19loHen, unb ptrf
tpeitere 5e6n Sabre fortbauern, ipenn CT ntht
feds Monote Dor Mblauf iener Sriit pon
elmer Der beiben Barteien qetiinbigt tpirb.
Ser 3ped tit @eeenfeitigfeit gum bei1erer
S9ub Der Mnge60rigen beiDer 2dnber inner
bdlb Der @ren3e zines ieben. Mrtifel I. be-
fttmmt, baB bic @intpanberung 9tneT16er
Mrbeiter in bic Ser. @taaten abIplut perz
boten fem fpQ. Mrtifel II. nimmt aus bic
9ine5G16en Mrbeiter, nel9e BON einem 8e>
fu9 gbina's 3uridfebren, bier regiitrirt
1tnb, unD 6rau unb Sinh pber @ltern, pber
Elm Gigent6um ppn $1,000, pber fdnigeS6ulz
ben gu bemfelben 8etrag bier i'm 2anbe
BADEN.
I'm tpteber 5ugelafen au tperben, muE
ieber FOLDER Mrbeiter ppr fetner Mbrei1e BEL
benz a3oncoQeftor bes betreffenben 9afens
f9riftlt9 cine 8e19reibung feiner Samilie,
ieines 8erm0gens II. +. IN. binterlegen. 0az
9egen erbGlt ct einen S6ein, Der i'm git
&iidfe6r bere9tigt. Soften Die Nngoben
ft9 ais falf9 berausielen, 10 gebt ienes
&e6t berlpren..
SIM Mrtifel III. tptr6 alien 8eamtet,
2ebrern, Stubenten, &aufleuten unb Geiz
fenben bas Ge9t 5ugeftanben, ms 2anb gu
fommen nnb bier 5u tppbnen. Sic tperben
ober nur 3ugela1en auf einen S3ein, tpel9er
BPM &onful Dber Igenten am 9afenplab,
npler tie f%pntnen, atsge1teut unb unterz
5et9net 1T, iiber Die &i9tigfeit i6rer On
gaben. 9as 9Re9t Der 9ur6fabrt 9inefiz
1Ger Mrbeiter bur6 bic Ser. Stoaten naG
pber BON Fremben 2dnbern pirb betbe6alten.
Ser .2lrtifel ". b%cftin1mt, baB ale
Gbinefen i'm 2anbe bolen S9ub bon Berion
unb @iqentbum BADEN 5oaen, pie berfelbe
ben meiit be9iin1ttgten Natipnen 3uite6t. glnr
foGen tie ni9t bas &e9t baben, &iirger gu
tperben.
NrtifeL V. 9eltebt an China baS 9te3t
at, Ghnlt4e 8eiebe, ipie un1ere Hegtitrirz
Mtte, iiber ale Mmerifaner in Ghina al err
Golie11, unb berpflt9tet unfere Gegierun1 Der
6ine1ii9en ben Nanlen, Die 8ef3Gftigung
unb ben Wp6nort aGer na9 China fommenz
ben Mneritaner an3ugeben, Mifftondre elm
qe16lpITen, pel9e 1t9 in ben 8ertrGgsz
9Gf EN- lrb an6erspo in @bina aufbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

Ser fpnft 10 gutarttge unb Oolfstbiimli4e
baDerti9e Prtn5regent 2nttpolb
bat 1iG, ipenn Elm Selegramm BON brauBen
bic Wd6rbeit fagt, gegen bic armen 8ansrn
BON s u9smibl in Der baperii4en
Oberpfal3 ntbt giitig benommen. Mez
gen TIRES tpabrli9 febr erfldrlt9en Wioer=
5tanbes gegen ben Trei6errn BON 3oqern,
Der ibnen i6re alien MalOre9te borentbieGt,
batten ie betanntIt4 in 3ufammentOBen
NIT 5oritper7onal unb Nftlttdr bel 81
leiber. 0u5ubin erbielten fe nod milttGz
rif3e Strafeinquatterung o9e1ar'nte @ttafz
babern, fir beren 8eberbergung nno ST.
nd6rung, fie feline Gnti9d0igung befommen.
sic ri9teten II an ben prtnaregenten cine
8itt19rift, pOrin fie i'm anflebten, er m0ae
1t1 bo9 ibrer erbarmen unb bic obnebies
fnpn arme @emeinbe Dor benz 9dnalt9en
8eroerben beipabren. 2uitpolb 1oa aber Die
8itte ~abgepieIen baben. ..--4