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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-02
IN THE HOUSE.
Close Of the TArin Debate-Ths Bill
Passed by sixty-four Majority.

WasHiSGroS CRY. Feb. 1.-The debate
on the Wilson bill closed today with
burst of oratory. Crisp, Reed and Wilson
came forward in the closing hours TO
argue for and against the inauguration of
a new economical system. The galleries
Of the house were crowded long before the
session opened. The leaders on both sides
were accorded au ovation as they entered
the hall. Before the opening OF the de-
bate there was a continuation of the skirm-
ish over amendments to the barley sched-
ule. Lock wood o. New York began fill
clustering against them by making the
point of no quorum, though II was evident
that quorum was present. Then Lock
wood moved to adjourn, bat the speaker
would not entertain the motion.
The house went into committee OF the
whole on the tariff bal. Richardson took
the chair. and announced the pending
question 20 be "a close debate on the
amendments 70 the barley schedule. The
motion vas carried, lib 10 q. Lock wood
again tried filsbustering, bat was cut oil.
and Tracey's amendment TO the committee
amendment 20 increase the duty On barley
snd barley malt 20 40 per cent ad valorem
WAS lost. 9i 10 100. Pickier's amendment
to substitute the present duty was
also lost. Psyne's substitute Of -
cents per bushel ON barley met
the same fate, Ql TO los. The
vote would then have recnrred on the
committee amendment. but Wilson inter
posed with q substitute to place barley on
the free list. II vas defeated without di-
vision. Lock wood offered q resolution to
make The duty 10 cents on barley and %
cents on barley malt. To this Payne
offered an amendment. which .as voted
down. Lockwood. still sparring for time,
demanded division and tsliers on each
yole. his amendment was lost. Tswney
OF Minnesota offered an amendment to
make the duty 30 cents. IL wss defeated.
bat the object Of the illibusters was sue
cessf;.!. The hands of the clock pointed TO
noon, the hour for resumlng general de-
bate, when the teilers took their places on
this motion. Before a yote could he taken
Chairman Richardson Eapped for order
and announced that the committee would
rise and report the bill 20 the house. So
lockwood carried his point.
The committee rose and the speaker re-
surned the gAyel. The bil. was reported
from the committee Of the whole and the
speaker announced that three hours woald
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orarExstA. Feh News I. received
mere 'ha' the situation Of the besieged and
oessegeFs 81 TegueiSalpa is ainoss equally
osn, owing to heavy losses sustained by
oo'h sides The situation in Nicaragua is
growing worse. There has been bloody
fighting in Granada.
INV foEk. Feb. IA special 10 the
hoTfe from san Salvador says: President
sa>qnez. OF Honduras. has sent word here
ey courier that he Is recesvinr reinforce
ments daily and yesterday captured four
o. ortiz's cannon and compelled him TO
retreat thus allowing provisions 30 enter
iegacisaipa- FssqueE says ne is recon-
stfuctias defenses and preparing for re-
ne~ed assault upon the enemy. AtMana-
qua the Aicaraguan government refuses 10
oeiieve Nasquez viii be able to continue
the struggle.
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OLYMPIA. Feb. Especial. A commu-
nicatIon has been received from depart
ment headquarters BY Commander Adams,
of George III. Thomas Post. No. 5. stating
that the annual encampment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic, Sons Of Veterans.
Woman's Relief Corps and Daughters OF
Veterans will be held in Olympia, COM
mepcing June 20 and continuing three
days. The local post has appointed a COM
nlittee to make the necessary arrange
ments for reception.
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The Lincoln County Prfntiur.

OLYMPIA, Feb. Especial. lin the case
oil the State OF Washington ex rel. Samuel
DE Rackin. appellant. vs. l.. V. Allen ct
al, respondents, reiator sought To compel
the commissioners of Lincoln county to
enter into contract for the county print
ing. The questions involved were: Was
the first order accepting the bid binding so
as to prevent reconsideration Had the
relator remedy by appeal to the superior
courtr The supreme court decided that
the commissioners had right to recon
slider at any time before the filing and ap-
proval of the bond, and that there was a
remedy by appeai
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BelIinghara Bar News.

"HarcoN. Feb. SPECIAL. THE local
once OF the Canadian Pacitis has been
moved 10 the DelIinger building, adjoin-
ing the postoffice, and thar OF the North
ern Pacific IS to oe moved TO the room va.
Gated by the agent ofthe Canadian.
Inc Blue Canyon Coal Company made
today ITS second shipment this week of
steam coal to the Puget Sound Nail Works
at Everett. A triai shipment of two car
loads goes to the Seattle Gas Company.
but the present transfer charges at Seattle
are serious obstacle TO competition there
with the South Prairie coal. which the
gas company now uses.
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An Impor..n, L.na c.. n.-,,..

WHsTcos, Feb. Especial l-Th. hear
ing of the case of the Fairhaven Land
company vs.. E. A. Scott, involving the
ute TO hfsy-s'x acres of land in the Poe
donation claim south of Deadman's point.
az fairhaven, was concluded yesterday
before Judge Humes. of Seattle. The evil
dence seemed conclusive that the deed
upon which Scott bases his claim is spur,-
Gus, and the court 80 held in deciding in
favor of the company. The Scott deed
purported TO have been executed in lseo.
but depositions were produced in court
showing that the blank form of the deed
as not printed until lss3
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Washington and oregon ro,,omc.

WasHrsGroS Cry. Feb. i.-lSpecial. T.
c. c. Filson has been appointed postmas-
ter at Kirkland, King county, TO ill the
vacancy caused by the removal of T. NJ.
Church for offensive rartisanship. At
Phelps. skagit county, W. T. Flagg suc-
ceeds f o. Samueis Commissions have
just been issued to the following recently
appointed postmasters: John Horwege.
Davenport: Bernard Wilkinson, North
Yakima: Thomas F. Meagher. Sprague;
Frank G. Barnes. Silver Lake. Wash. and
William III. Brunk. Ashland. Or.
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Shipping Livestock to the souud.

uNIosrowS. Feb. I. - Especial. - Mr..
West. representing the Tacoma Pacific
Elevator Company, who has been in the
Camas Prairie country, Idaho. for the past
few days. shipped six car loads of beef
cattle TO his firm last week from Union
town. The price paid was $3.50 per
hundredweight.
Several extra trains have passed up and
down the road within the past few days.
bringing in empty cars and taking out
wheat and livestock TO the Sound country.
The good sieighing seems to have the
effect OF making times better as spring
approaches.
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washiprtou and Oregon Penstons.

WASHINGTON Cry, Feb. 1.--vandike
Barrieklow, who is as urvivor of the Mexl-
can war and now lives at Blaine, Wash.
has just been granted by Commissioner
Lochren an increased pension. pension
has also been gwen TO Josiah Smeadley. of
Lummi, Wnstcom county. Sewail r.
Reeves, of La 6rande. Union county. Or,
has obtained an increase of his pension.
ard Sarah J. Pitcher. of Cottage Grove.
Lane county. Or, receives a pension be-
cause of the services Of her husband, now
deceased
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For the Improvsmen, OF salmon Bav

WASHINGTON CRY. Feb. L-lSpecia,--
When Senator Squire makes his argu-
ment before the river and harbor commit
tee on behalf OF the various WATERWAYS of
hi. state he will be enabled to make use of
the petitions from the mayor, council and
residents OF Ballard, asking for the i'm
provement of Salmon bay.
The petition from the citizens of spo-
kane county. submitting that desirable
location for the establishment of a Mill
tary post would be at Silver Lake, will
also receive due attention.
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Col. l.. 5. Hewlett Married.

SAX FRASctsco, Feb. L--Coi. l.. ;. How
lett. of North Yakima. Wash. and Mrs
4. I. Boyers, OF ElmhHrst, Alameda
county, we're united in marriage at the
latter place this afternoon. Col. and Mrs.
Howlett will remain in san Francisco for
q week and then leave for a tour of the
southern part of the state, returning ulti-
mateIy 10 their permanent home in North
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t.. .ce,a.n,. a, snohoms.h.

ssoBoxlsH. Feb. Especial. Last
night sn employe of Bucks shingle mill
named Dave Burns lost the tirst joint OF
his thumb on the bolter.
Jake Mcdonald, working in the logging
camp OF Lane & okelley. had his ief.
hand badly crushed under rolling log.
Both men received medical treatment in
Z his city
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WssHISGToS CRY. Feb. L-fspeciaI. =
TIE following patents have been issued TO
citizens Of Washington: Samuel Y.
Bahne. Eilenshurg. car brake; Samuel ID.
Crockett Seattle. threshing machine; /;
Cicero y. Matheny. Seattle, bunk for
logging trucks; James NJ. Matthews, Seat
tie milk receptacle.
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nashasson wss not changed a. give AFners-
san merchant vessels faIl protection 20
eae wharf II they decided 10 20
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IL the grocers zche for our price HAT there
u ass bs good Feasoa. CooPsf = Lazy.
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fFgATcH JlekyfS To Chicago, wsshtngton. Phiis-
'-s1t'H 'IHhot' deiphia. New q. h. itosson aad
------------- ali points east and south
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%. Faaf. Minneapolis. Dulnts. Fargo.
Grand Forks. Creokston, Winnie
peg. Helene and Butte.
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u 0RT EaN
PACIFIC R.R.

hum
Pullman Sleeping Cars.
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist sleeping Cars
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scit ,,0cmcral,. 'Gorep

i'm @efdngniB brummt, bbrt man me-
nig bon ieinen ildberen unb ferneren
Mnbdnserr. Gorep bat cine grofla=
nation erlallen, in ipelder er feline 8er=
urtbeiluns tnittbeilt uno um @elo=
iammlunsen eriudt. gub bon ben
3usugsbanben bort man tDeniger.
sSibgeralb i1t nit elmer glrmee bon 43
Mann in Mafbinston ansefOnmen.
ssrDe nit 400 Mann eampirt nod I'M
ner BEL Cincinnati. GellD probirt es
nit Der S6ifffabrt unb fegelt auf oem
MiI1iI5ippi. Bennet's Gegiment, be-
|Ifebenb aus II Mlan1 unb einem Sunb,
beiinbet fi6 in 9iatpatba, Ranias, uno
@alpin's Mbtbeilung, 125 Manil fart.
l1bt es iib 6 Meilen bon Baltimore
pobl iein.
Sm Magenieinen trirb man bic geute
am beIten lns, tpenil man ibnen glrbeit
anbietet, unb Goren ipiiroe tpDbl feline
|liebe Notb baben, tDenn ct NIT ibneii
|2lmerita's Straben DerbeRern tpollte.
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@er Die Sd,tio tract.

g8as ben gegentpdrtigen Soblensrd=
berltreif su elmer natiOnalen 6rage er=
lten Ganees erbebt, lit Der lmitanb,
oaB feline Golsen ii6 beute in taft allen
areiien oes 6ffentli6en 2ebens fiiblbar
MAIDEN. Ser. Sabrifbetrieb 1T in's
Stoden eefommen uno Sauieroe pon
an Dem Streif in feiner gGeiie betbei=
ligten 9lrbeiter iinb Oaour6 auBer 8er=
bienit 9eIebt. Ser &oblenmangel
maht li6 aber ni1t nur in Sabrifen,
lpnOern jebt au6 in Sunoerten BON
Samilien selteno, benn gfiemano mar
auf einen Streif BON Iol9 rieiiger 9i=
mention sefaBt.
Gab Die Streifer fein &e6t baben,
anbere Irbeiter baran 81 binoern, Die
pofant eetporoenen Steuen ausaufiillen.
perltebt li6 bon ielbit. 9lber mo- iolde
ungebeure MenIdenmaiien auBer Nr=
belt iinb, perballt se,p6bnlib bic Stim=
me bes Ge6ts unb Der Gampf mirb 81
elmer Ma6tfrage, m0gen aud anfanss
bic 6iibrer Der 8emegrng bic Nbli6t
sebabt baben, jeoe 9ubeitorung gu per=
fmeioen.
Sieie tperoen benn au6 nit jebenl
Sag sablrei6er. 9ie Shulo liest al
leroinss 5unddit an Den iiber oas 8e=
| ieb iib binnesiebenben slrbeitern, al=
lein inoirett fdat lie aud auf Die M=
nenbeliber suriif. Wiirben bieie Der
Stimme Der Yilisfeit unb Sumanitdt
@eb6r i6enfen, 10 miibte Elm Musaleid)
IunD cine 8eritdnoigung lei6t mDglid
Ieiit. 2iest es tuirflid i'm 5inne Des
@eiebes, oab es bieien unter alien llm=
ftdnoen setattet iein iOa, forttpdbrenh
bic @ube oes 2anoes in @efabr 81
brin9en 2
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3mmt @rmBemitreif.

giadbem Die Ginisunssberiude in
Glepelanb ii6e seri6lagen, bat Die In=
gelegenbeit, ,pie pDraus geIagt, raid
einen gefdbrli6en Gbarafter ansenom=
men. @eualttbdtisfeiten finb an Der
5agesoronung unb es 1T unm6sli6,
tie ale aufsuSdblen. Oie Stimme
Mcgribe's, bes Yrdiibenten Der Sob
lengrdber=llnion, Der einoringli6 bor
allen gusi6reitungen iuar1tt, bleibt
meiitens unseb0rt. Sn 1niontopn,
pa., bat Die polisei in elniser ueber=
eilung auf Streifer Geuer seseben unO
bier berielber set6btet unb a9t bertpun=
bet. Oaburd lino in Der gan5en Gob=
lenregion Die Mufregung unb Die grs
bitterung Der Streifenoen auf's S6hfe
geitiegen unb jeben Sag miro Elm Nuf=
gebOt Der Staatsmili5 pabri6einli6er.
Gbenio fritil6 lit bic Sage in Sui=
nois uro Colorado. 9lus Cripple
Greef, SOL, miro unterm 26. gemeloet :
lin 10 ubr am Sonneritas Morsetl
begaben li6 IL coura9irte Mdnner in
Die Strong Mine am Battle Mourtain,
UNI Iib BORT al Die Mrbeit 5u be9eben.
8alb barauf tpurbe bas Mai6inenbaus
iiber Dem Sde6t BON einem 1farfen
Saufen Der Streifer nit pulber in Die
2uft geiprengt, ipoour6 Elm S6aben
bon 1875, 900 angeri9tet tpurbe. 9ie
Streifer tparfen bann Elm SaB nit 100
pfuno Spren9pulper in Den S1a9t
binab.
~Sn 2a Saue, Sns., fam es gu einem
fur1tbaren Grauaa. mas Elm QlufgebDt
ppn feds Gompaenien Militdr aur
6olge batte. Seitber iinb Die Streifer
rubig aber es beoarf nur Der geringfen
8eranlahung, um einen neuen Gampf
berauf5ubei6w6ren.
9lus Yana, Sas., miro gemelbet
DAP 1000 Streiter auf jene Staot i'm
Qlnmarid ieien, Inn Die 2eute, Die in
Bana nod an Der Nrbeit iino, gu, ber=
treiben. 9ie 8ur9er baben 1i6 tpdb=
reno oes Sases organiiirt uno an 1900
Mdnner fi1b als Siitfsiberiffs einge=
idmoren worben. 0ie 2eute baben
mdbrenb bes sansen Sages erersiert uno
iino jebt bereit, Die Streifer 5ll em=
pfangen.
9lebnli6e 8eri9te fomn1en aus alien
9oblengebieten. Meni6enleben bat es
i6pn an nehreren Srten setptet. gtur
in Ohio 1T nod alles int rubigen Sc
leiIe.
9teueiten 8eri9ten aufolge tpurbe in
Colorado aeFtern Elm @eriu6 gemadt
eine @inisung su ersielen, BON oem
man li6 @rfols periprlbt.
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Nemeite Na1ri6te,t.

Sn Waaffillon iuurbe Sobn Sobl BON
5 Gbineien obne erli6tli9en @runb ber=
art mibbanbelt, baB an leinem Nuf=
fommen geatpeifelt miro.
Sci einem Gtiergefe6t in Maorio am
lebten Sonntag, wdbreno pelhem Is
pferbe getDbtet tpurben pafte Elm Stier
au6 ben leitenoen Matabor nit feinen
90rnern uno i6liBte ibm ben Baud
auf.
8ei elmer 0odflutb i'm 6fuHe San in
China iouen 800 S6iff nit Mann uno
Maus untergegangen iein; iiber 600
2ei6en Bis jebt aufgefunoen.
Oie @olbreierbe i'm 8unbesi6abamt
1T mieber auf 80 Millionen suriifge=
.gangen bas 9efisit am gnbe bes &e6=
nunssjabres miro auf "a Wilionen
berani6lagt.
Gie Gues Canal Co., bic fiir bas
Sabr 1898 einen Geinertrag BON 40
Millionen Sranfen er5ielt, bat Der 2ei=
iep'f6en Sanlilie cine lebensldngli6e
&ente bon Srs. $4,000 fitr Die &inDer
unb ebenip piel fir Die Satin 2enep's
ausgelebt.
syr Colorado iinb bic ltreifenoen
8ruben Mrbeiter bereit, ii6 einem
S6ieosseri6t 5u untertperfen.
Sn Yenn1Dlpania bat f1 Gpuper=
neur Yattiion peribnli9 auf ben S6au=
plab Der rnruben i'm Streifgebiete be-
eeben unb CUTE 9lufnabme gefunben.
st peripri9t, iein MDgli6ltes su tbun,
cine slusgleibuns su Stanoe gu bringen.
8ralilien bat 1i9 bereit ertldrt, fir
feline 0iIferens nit Portugal @n9lano
als S6ieOsridter gu be5ei6nen.
8et einent am Sonntag III Wien
itattgefunbenen Wettrennen ltiir5te gang
nabe am 3iel bas pOroerite Yferb, tpo=
rauf Die folsenoen flint Yferbe iiber
Das am gooen liegenoe ltolperte11. Srob
Dem fur6tbaren &nduel, in uel6em Die
Sbiere mad alien Seiten ausi6lugen,
tpuroe teiner ber SOteD's ernitli6 Der=
lebt.
Claus Spredels, Der SeliBer sroBer
3uderplantagen auf Sapaii bdlt Die
3uitdnbe auf iener Sniel fiir unbalt=
bar uno iast eiae &epolutiOn oOraus,
Die oieaei6t f6on in na6fter 3eit ein=
treten tonne.
Cine gonferen5 5lr,~ S6li6tuns Oes
&oblengrdberitreifs in Sprinsfelo,
Sls., 1T boroerbarb reiultatlos geblie=
ben, bod baben 19 Minenbeiiber unter=
idriftlib Die alte 2obnicala bepili9t.
Sm @rubenoiltrift pon Soir6ance
bel llniontopn, Ya., tperDen llnruben
ermartet Die Streiter iino bemaffnet.
Sn 9illonpile an Der Mbeelins &
Safe grie Sabn tuurDe angebli9 per=
iu6t, einen Soblensug sl entgleiien,
inoem i6mere Setten iiber oas @eleile
oeleet muroen.
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Ste genatssltnterSuOung.

9(us Dem porldufigen Seri6te, Den
Der 8oriiber oes unteriu6ungs Nus
i6u11es bes Senats, Sr. @rap, erltat=
tet bat, fann man ieBt i6on erieben,
oaB BEL bieier llnteriuAun9 ipenig ber=
austommen miro. llnb baran merben
ni6t Die Mitglieber bes 9usi6ulies
19ulb iein, ionoern Die Sinoerniiie, Die
bas @eleb poer Die ri1terli6e 9lusle=
auns oer 8eieBe jeoer iol6eu llnterlu=
dung in Den sSeg lest. 9la6oem Oas
Sbereeri0t Der Ser. Staaten enti6ieoen
bat, oaB peber Der Senat nod oas
Saus bas &edt bat, tnioeripenitise 3eu=
gen bur1 @efdngniB Dber anbere Stra=
fen sum &eoen gu stuilteen, 10 1T man
leoiJli1 auf ben glten Willen Der 3ei=
tunssberi9terltatter angenieien, tuel6e
in ben betreffenoen 3eitungen 9lnl6ul=
bigunsen tpesen 8eite6li6teit erboben
Doer ionitise ebrenriibriee Wusiaaen se=
lnadt baben. slber Dieie Serren 1ino
sipar iebr fbreibluitis. aber ni6t ant=
iportlultig, tpenn tie iiber Die AueQen
ibrer 9tadri6teu gustunft seben lollen.
go tpeiserte iid 0r. Gbwaros, Ser
/ faHer Der o9olanb Yriefe" in Der
Ybilabelpbia preb," Die 9tamen Der
@emdbrsmdnner su nennen, bon oenen
er feline Na6ri6ten iiber Die 8ur6fe=
9ereien Der 3ufertruitleute erbalten
baben ipollte. @efraet, ipober er tpilie
| uns bon tpeln er erfabren babe, baB Der
3udertrult in Die bemofrati11e Mabl=
taHe cine balbe Million Sollars gelie=
fert babe, sesen bas 8erfpreben, oab
Elm 3oll auf 3uder einsefiibrt meroe,
peripeieerte er Die 9lntipprt gan5 ent=
| f1ieoen.
8is jsbt 1T burh bic Senatsunter=
fu1ung nur betuieiei, iporben, mas man
bereits gelpuBt bat, BOB Elm seiuiler
8utb ben SenatDren GDle uno Sunton
Qsbterem bur9 ieinen 6nbn) angebliA
i'm Nomen zines Spnbifats betrddtli6e
Summen sebOten BAT, tpenu iie sesen
Die Sarifbia fimmen mollten. 8utb
tann bies nidt ldilgnen, ldusnet aber,
bab er bic 9lngebote i'm gaamett zines
GDnoicafs gemadt babe. @r wilie ppll
teinem Spnoicate, bas @elb 81 bieiem
3mefe sur 8erfiigung babe, lei fein
Mgent BON irgenomem unb babe perfOn=
| li9 aud fein @elb.
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Obio Gtaats8eyesgebnat8.

geppr mir bieIe bisber tp66entli6en
8eri6te f6lieben tDnnen, baben mir
nod eirliges na63utragen. IS mnroen
in Der lebten Sibuns nod peri6ieoene
SiQs @eleb. aluBer ben an anoerer
Stelle eripdbnten MISUNDERSTANDING
rungen Ieien nod folgerloe erspdbnt.
Mufbebuns bes grud'fden 3aDlteuer=
eeIebes ferner eire Sill, bab 9urf-
i6aBmeiiter ni6t baftbar iein iollen fiji
Dfentli6e @eloer, tpel0e BON ibnen De-
ponir! perben, falls Die betrehenoe
ganf banferott mabt ; .ferner 8ia's
Sill, baB @eielli6aften, ipel6e auf
Ga6bppntbefen @eloer ausleiben, eine
jGbrliDe @pnceilionsgebiibr bon $3.50
3ablen iollen auberbem 2anes Sill, baB
bos 2ifins &eierpoir in einen Staats=
part umgepanoelt werOen ioll.
6enutor Mbittleiep's 8erlu6, Die
StraBenbabn=, eleftrii9e 8eleu6tung=,
Gas= un6 dbnli9e Gpmpagnien su be-
ltellern, ipllrbe DDn Dem Senat nit
mabrer Wutb absemurflt. Sm iibri=
gen purbe nod cine fplpllale Wenge
BON Sofalbias in affenartiser @el6luin=
bigteit uno elmer 2ei6tfertisfeit our6=
aepeitl1t, Die Elm &latt vifanbalDs"
nenrt.
gu einem llnteriu6 iiber Die t1at=
fa6li6 porsefommenen Seite9unsen,
in Sa6en Der gerpa6tllns Deg 9ofing=
Canals, lieB iib oage9en Die Gelebge=
bung ni6t berbei.
So mub man es bGnn als ein Slid
besei6nen, bab Die @ei6iAte 81 Gnbe
seeaneeil iit. Cine unabbdngige So
lumbus=3 =3eitung fdat fOlsenbes biinoi=
ee llrtheil iiber uniere 81 4!5 republita=
nii6e 2egislatur: Seine @eiebgebuna
bon Ohio, 10 i6ledt als einige frilbern
paren, mari ii6 10 tief binunter, lpie
oieienise, ipelde iid jebt pertast bat.
llnD uniere 0erren SracD uno 6ar=
benD baben in allen Stitfen mitge=
f1tn(f1t !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-30
glus Oct 01tnD esjtaDt.

Oie beflemmenbe S9miile, tpel9e
mod INNER iiber Der er0lolen 8era=
tbung Der Sarifbia i'm 8unbesienat la
aert, muroe bur6 einen itlterelianten
3mii9enfal unterbro6en, ndmli6 In
Befalt bes erfen tpirfliben Seltpptums
iiber Die Sarifbia. @s mar cine birette
Ssolge Der Gebe Senatpr Germans.
SieIer bate in beitimmter g8eile er=
fldrt, baB cine Majoritdt fir Die Sill
porbanoen fei unb bieielbe pailiren iuer=
De. lin Oiesbesiigli6 cine probe 81
MAIDEN, beantragte Senator Seller, Die
Sartfbia auf lben Slid gu leeen uno
bieIer Nntras, Der anfanqs ni6t wenig
9lufre9ung berbDrrief puroe mil, %
Stinlmen baliir uno 38 Stimmen ba=
geeen abgelebnt. 9l6tsebn Senatoren
paren ab9epaart, idmmtli6e Semofra=
ten, einl1liebli6 5iQ's, itimmten ge9en
ben 5eler'ihen Nntrag ober maren abb
oepaart, Die bret Yppuliiten 9lllen,
pfeFer unb SDle itimn1ten nit ben Se=
mofraten. 9as Geiultat Der slbItiln=
muns lieferte cine Sllultration gu Der
8orman'i6eil &eoe unb Die Wirfun9
auf republifaniider Seite mar oeutli6
tpabrnebmbar. Srobbem Die Debate
Ii6 in i6nefenartiser 2aneiamfeit fort
ibleppt, miro tpieber oerlibert Dab man
i'm Senat bis Mitte Stunt CUR S6luB=
abitimmuns geIansen iperoe.
sSn3nil6en nerben aus perl6ieoenerl
Staaten Gntriiit iitungsbomben na6 Wa=
ibinston gei6leuoert. Sm &ofport=
GonereBoiltrift bon Snbiana nabmen
Die Oelnofraten &eiollltionen arl in
1pel6en 0ia, Brice uno @orman als
Die Benedict 9rnolos" Der bemofrati=
f6en Yartei erfldrt peroen uno ber=
lanst piro, bab 3ufer auf Die 5reililte
eeieBt peroe unb Die @intommenfeuer=
@orlage, tpie lie pom Nbgeoroneten=
Saule ansenommen puroe, belteben
hleibe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-30
gauoi Sober.

2eBte Mo6e marIdirten ungefaDl
200 &pblen9rdber ourb Die StaOt uno
bielter1 me6rere &obten Tubrlperfe an.
9lu6 baben ite Oerboten, oab &oblen in
Die Sinoerbeimatb gefahren lperben.
Nm Montag spgen tuieoer 229 &oDlen=
ordber nit Wulif our9 Die Stabt.
Jim lebten Sreitag Inn WSitternabt
ertonte bier Die 6euerglode uno TT in
Der &oain9 MiQ Elm She'll oe5 9a6ea
abgebrannt.
6err Seremiab &eepes miro in 9iir5e
leine Gei1e mad Gn9lanb antreten.
9as erite StDGiuerf oes neuen S6ul=
bauIes jenieits Oes Glulles lit beinabI
ppllenoet. Il