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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

It has been discovered that Ex
Treasurer Hemingway of Mississipp
who is now in the penitentiary, is
innocent OF the crime of embezzle.
ment of which he had been convict
ed. It was proved, a few days ago,
that parties had keys Of the vault
and stole the money, for which the
law held Mr.. Hemingway response
BILE. Few people in Mississippi be-
lieved him guilty and the news OF
his innocence has been the cause of
much rejoicing throughout that
stae. A pardon will now vindicate
his honor.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

To which he invites the attention
OF intending buyers, promising to
give as cheap, If not cheaper
prices, than found elsewhere
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24
DIR j. T.. Duhart.

"a practicioner In the State "a years; and il,
Lafayette parish = years, calls attention to
peratory organs. Medical inhalasions COM
bined with constitutional treatment a6ordin0
. cure in Consumptives, in the FIRST and Sec
ond period Il they follow exactly the treat
ment and relief in the third period.
Deafness and chronic diseases in general .
specially.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24
: EDUCA TONAZ.

1t is stated in late issue of the
New England Journal OF Education
that for feoo, and even less one can
visit the leading countries of Europe.
Tb's will, no doubt, prove a great
boom to numbers Of people and to
teachers especially, and it is to be
hoped that q great many viii: avail
themselves of the opportunity.
Travel more than anything else,
broadens the mind, and instructs,
and teachers particularly should be
broad nainded and liberal. The age
is liberal and progressive and the
teacher should be in accord with
the timeA
The same Journal has an extended
notice of the report made by the
committee of Ten, If which Presi-
dent Eliot of Harvard is chairman.
by the n. E. A. to in
vestigtae secondary schools aad re-
a curse of study vhic..
would most nearly meet the require
ments Of the present stage c. c<1ucs-
tionaE thought and give tie most
thorough and practical rcsul.s. The
report is one which will be read ~.ss,
interest not only by teachers, but Ly
all who are interesse in education.
-
The .SrAoo}ss.zstr, hes the following
interesting account of school affairs
n China:
The chinese pedagogues teach
heir pupils the various methods OF
and department which they
ought to assume towards parents
uperiors, and equal. When he has
mastered the elements, the pupil
tudies in succession sort of poetical
book of nature and morals from the
Celestial standpoint. Then follows :
treaty on politics and morals, |
sook of wisdom, of moral and politi-
and bookof philosophy.
'hese are followed by the &ing series,
'hich contains old legends and
ecords in five volumes.-N. e.
ournal of Education.
-
Scarcely more than as years ago,
apan was no farther advanced tina n
lima; but there 10 indeed contrast
ow. In that time Japan has leaped
undred of years intellectually.
heir educational exhibit at Paris,
$50, was highly creditable. The
sent BY students showed
high standard of work. The Ian
1ages in WHICH they were written,
English and German, were
correct. To-day Japan is
ae of the most pro gressive and in
nations of the earth.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

At the last session Of the Distric,
Court at Opelousas the grand Jury
reported thirty true bills against vio-
lators of the Sunday law.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

WANTED-Iwo or three persons
to board ct private boarding house.
Apply at Ike Gazette office.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24
FEsauAas, ~. sso4.



~ xeAzi0R WHITES AP-
~ l10ZNZ1MENZ.
Ne people Of this State were
egreeably surprised at the elevation
81 Of their senior Senator to the SD.
preue Court OF the United States.
1he sufprises came from the fact
8 that he Was from Louisiana and no,
becauae he vas thought incomp eten,
TO hn the position az well as any othe,
whom the president might have
selected for that high Office In our
humble judgment no better selec-
Hon eouad have been made. The
Ress OF the whole country agree
that Senator, or rather Justice White
is thoroughly equipped, in every
respect. to fill the position to which
he has been elevated with honor to
himself and credit to the country.
AZ . lawyer, he stood among the
foremost at the bar Of the State,
with very few equals and certainly
no superior. Not only as a lawyer
has he won distinction, but also as
Judge on the supreme bench of this
State from 1877 to 1880, when,
with his associate justices, he laid
the foundation Of our present juris-
prudence, which had been left in
eonsiderable confusion by his Re-
publican predecessors. AS an as
sociate justice of that bench, his
name stands among the first of the
long line of distinguished jurists who
have occupied it. His decisions are
models in their way. They are re-
markable for conciseness Of ex-
for deep knowledge of law,
for clearness, beauty and elegance
Of style. Hence, he is, by expe-
Renee as lawyer and distinguished
service as jurist, eminently pre-
pared for the bench to which he
has been promoted.
-E1 passanf, we may say, that we
can congratulate ourselves for the
recognition that Louisianians have
received from the president Ex-
senator Eustis, ambassador to
France, General Leon Jastremski, |
. former resident of Lafayette. consul |
at one of the principal cities in
South America, Lieutenant-G Govern
Or Parlange on the Circuit bench
of the United States, and Senator
White to the august tribunal of
which he is now a member. In
Iced we may venture the assertion
hat since the formation of the Re-
public Louisiana has never received
uch fmarked recognition at the
lands of the Federal government.
These appointments, together
nth the unanimity and alacrity with
1hich the Senate confirmed Senator }
Whites nomination, indicate
ew departure in American politics
he broad principles of the Demo- I
ratio party are asserting themselves
nd gradually obliterating the bit
II prejudices of Republican sec
onalism and creating those frater-
ceilings among citizens, who should
ave at heart the good and prosper
y OF their common country.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

Stub Ends OF Thought.
Detroit Free Press.
With cupid salary is no object.
Cynicism is one of the shadow.
which experience casts.
The heart is no philosopher.
An ounce of woman's intuition
is better. than pound of her reason.
We always better ourselves by for
getting ourselves.
What a flower enjoys, it gives to
the world in color and perfume.
What girls thinks. a woman
would like to.
Melody is the soul Of music, as
harmony is its body.
Give some people an ell and
they'll take all the rest Of the alpha
bet.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24
The Poor Journalist.


OF all the professions in the world
| there is not one in which the mistakes
made are brought SO prominently
before the public as that of Journal
ism. A merchant may make mis-
takes in his figures, in his prices or
weight Or measures, but it does not
appear where every person in the
city and vicinity can see it. It is
not proclaimed to thousands of eyes
in the evening nor published where
all can know it in the morning. If
a doctor gives wrong prescription,
it isn't known to everybody, but in
Journalism an error of similar import
is seen and noted by thousands. A
word mispelled, letter of the wrong
font, an ungrammatical sentence or
misstatement of facts, overlooked in
the hurry and hustle of rapid and
work, is pounced upon by
critics and the journalist informed
that such mistakes are inexcusable.
New Orleans Post.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

Anybody suffering from piles. Call At
H. L. MONNIER agent. Il not cured,
money refunded. Price per box. 90 cents.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

Governor J. S. Hogg, of Texas
and party Of friends recently on a
hunting expedition in Nacogdoches
county killed deer. It now de-
velopes that shooting deer at this
season is against the law and an in
formation has been duly filed against
the governor and his party. The
county attorney says he will prose-
cute the case in dead earnest, and
the sheriff has forwarded warrant
to Austin, the capital, for the arrest
Of Governor Hogg, with instructions
to accept only giltedge bond.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

Monday ! batch 81 about thirty
negroes we're brought into Court for
rarraignment under the law. His
Honor proceeded to assign counsel
to them; when Messrs Laurents Du-
pre-, CIV DuRoy, E. p. vcazie, G..
L. Dupre, and r. . l.. Garland
promptly. but respectfully refused to
accept. Thereupon the Court
ordered the District Attorney to file
. rule on these attorneys for con.
tempt Of Court, which the District
Attorney accordingly did. The re-
suit Of this trial is awaited with in
terest.-Opelousas Courier.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

NOTICE.
All parties are hereby warned to keep their
hogs OF my premises, or will not be respon-
sible for same. They are damaging my prop
erey. PIERRE REvILLoN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
Die Dablen i'm Stdate.

Sic Triiblinssipa6len 1inb in inherent
Staate melt tens repub II tant d
ausgefallen. Sn folsenben Stdbten
muroe entlueoer bas ganie republttani=
lde Sidet ober bic Mtehr5abl oer tepub=
lifonilben Gonbioeten eripdblt.
Cincinnati erpd1lte ben repub7
litanil6en Mapprseanbioaten, Geprd lem
tant Galbwell, nit elmer Mebrbeit bon
6,752 5timmen. Galopell erbielt 26,=
664, opritman (8iirsereanoioat) 49,
9l2 uno Slaae S. g}ille, (Dempfrat)
LILA. Cir Den pppuliltiIthen Ganotz
oaten lpuroen 299 unb ben grobibitions=
canoibaten Is Stimmen obeesehen.
Obpohl 7l,0OO Sti1nm9ebsr resiItrirt
botten, ltinmten nur $500. prltlna',
murbe tart in ben oeutihen republttani=
i6en @arbs ilber oem Gbetn untet5tiibt,
pdbreno in ben triI9 oemofratilden
@arbs fart fit ben Iepublifoner Galo=
mel geItimmt tpuroe. Nuber @alomel
tuuroe beinabe bas 9anse osmofrattiAe
Sifet ertpQblt. Soleoo er,uGhlte Sas
ganSe republifanil6e Sidet, iebo6 nit
reoueirten Wtebrbeiten. SSn oer oritten
Warb fpurbe Der 1epublifaner %. s.
Squire, Gr Grdiioent Der republitati.
ldea 2iga pDn Obio, nit eirer Mfebr=
belt BON 502 9el6le9en. Sic u. y. u.
Organization erlitt eine 9fteoerlaee tn=
Dem Der &at9olif Sanlep, ,pel6er II,
Der 4. 9Baro @onoioat fit Sbulratb
mar, nit elmer Wtebrheit pom $50 Stin=
men erwdblt luurbe, obpobl i'm bic u.
y. u. aufs Sefttelte befdmpTten. San=
lep iit Der erite &atbolif, tpe!6er lett II
eSabren in ben Shulratb npn SoIeoo er=
pQblt ipurbe.
Gs etnoen auberoem republitantld)
6amiItpn, Eortsmoutb, Mansftelb, Mtt
@jilsab, Wtarion, gSarren, goalton,
YainesDille, atdrpspi(le, urbana, Dta-
rietto, 2onbon, l1bri6suille, 9ima, @il-
mineton, 4ltanee, GAINESVILLE, Sronton,
9iqua, Wapatoneta, Galion> Canton,
SteubenpilIe Spriugfielb uno Glepelanb
Oie Semotraten Iieeten in 2osan, ltppe,
Sanbusfp, @irclepille, Millers6nrs, Se-
lapare, Oapton, Newarf uno goIbocton
Gin gen1ildtes Gelultat ersaben Die
Moblen in Aiblanb, Wooiter. Sanous=
fly. gbillicotbe, Greitline, @aperlp
@albinston s. s., Gremont, 8ucprus
unb Bellepue.
9ie republitanil den Siege iino our6-
meg bic 6olse Der idle6ten 3eiten uni
Der unter ben Oemofraten berrl lhenoen
Apatbie, gu Dem Nelentueile nod cir
Mtan9el an sebOriser Organization bin=
sufommt. 0as Yotum NOR iiberall ieb,
idwad. 98ie srob bic stpatbie mar
seist bos in Cincinnati abgegebene
Wotum, tuel6es I'm 1900 binter be,
3o9l Der regiitrirten 5timmen suriid-
| hlieh
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
Kolohaler Jubel Der maner.
limpell
NOW LET US ALL PRA'
AND BE GOOD BOYS!

9as Relultat ber Staotuall lit Elm
grocer Sies fir Die republIfanil6e 8ar=
tel. Sas gSetter mar porSiigliG; es
tpar tpie bos State sournal" meint,
"a typical republican day & ; o.
m g Mt. Bigger, ber republltantl1a
Qoli5eiri6tereanoioat, oer Bulsnfreuno
BON Wtutdmore, Yasels uno Bauer,
tpelher unIere Stoatsbauptlta6t Dor
Dem S6iflal Soboms unb @omprrbas
retten ioI, Der famole Sonntassplatt=
former BON 1891 uno oas G9oobfino oes
Repnote- -Mannes Dper, tpelher ba;u ers
ieben 1T. ben ~@briitian @obbatb" init
unerbittli6er Stren9e our13ufiihren unb
oas freilinniSe Clement an bic Wano s,t
briiden, bis es quietIdt, lit nit elmer
Yluralitdt BON 2,9l8 Stimmen erwablt
uoroen. 6ranf 3. gamero ber
repmblitanilbe Grieoersri6ter=g ganbibot,
tpurbe nit elmer mod sr0beren pluroIitdt,
ndmli9 nit 2,97l iiber Sames 6. @al=
lasber, tuelden feline iril9en 2anbsleute
I'm Norbenoe ibmdbli6 I'M Std liebem,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

besriibt. Ser @runb mar leine grnen=
nuns 3um Bunbesienator. Gs murbe
Johann 9esen eine 8erihtisung bes ee=
itrigen YrotofoQs ffibui itiert.
gDafbington. 2. 9lpril. - g m
Senat beri9tete beute Seno=
tor 8orbees, Der @or1iber bes
Ginon5eomites, s bic s artfbiu
Elm.
sm 5aule murbe Der @ahlItreit
O'Neil=Sop tpieber aufsenommen, bod
fam man, ba fibuitiert ptrb, gu feiner
Gntl9eiouns.
% Arlington, 8. april. - Sn.
SENATE tpurbe beute Die 3eiolution Yef=
fers, bes Yppuliiten ppn &anIas, aufse=
nommen, pelde Dos Sinanscomite ilts
itruirt cine 8iG ein5uberihten, bur6
npeltbe ale @eIeke CUR NutoriIrune ber
Nussabe bon Sinientrasenoen 8onos tuis
oerrufen tperben. Sberman itellte ben
antros, bic &elplution an bas ssinans=
tpmite Su periueilen. Stewart iprab
fit Die Wnnabme bet Relolution. Die
Sa6e lpurbe iiberselest unb bic 8ebs
rinasmeerbifl muroe nod turser Oebatte
poIiirt. lin 3 l1br lam bic Sarifbin
anf uno aliion Iprad se9en bieIelbe.
SIM 9auie tpuroe beute Der @abljfreit
O'Neil=Sop lpieber aufsenpmmen. 9ie
Geiolution, oteO Sell, s., fir beretbtist
al benz Sibe erfldrt, muroe nit 1856 ae=
gen % Stimmen ansenommen unb
O'9aeill lpurbe einseidporen. Gs ftimm=
ten nur bic 9emofraten unb YopuliIten.
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QusDa1bin9ton
Genereb.

walbinston, %. Mdrj. - peHer
Der YopuliIt BON RanIas, bra6te i'm
@enat eine ReIolution Elm, tuel6e oas
6inanSeomite anlpeiit, eine Bin einsube-
ridten, ,uel1e ale @eiese uiberruft, bis
bic Mussabe BON sinIentrasenben Bonos
pbne ausbriidli9e 9lutpritdt bes gon.
9relIes 9eitatten. 0ie Gelolution uurbs
auf ben Slid selegt
gs lpurbe Johann eine HeIolution poi=
Iirt, ipel6e bas ltnterldatamt in getu
Nort autprilirt, Die Gumme bon $6,74O,=
900, ben grl0s bes neuli6en Ner=
faufs bes Gberofee StreiIsns in Gmpfane
gu nebmen uno Der Gberptee=Nation gut
gu l6reiben.
Shermon's Relolution, mel9e bas
Sultiscpmite anpeilt, gu unteriuden, of
ein @sleg beitebt, uel6es Die Na1ab=
muns BON Ser. Staaten Mfiinsen be-
iiraFt, fails Die MiinSen baIIelbe @emibt
uno benlelben 6eingebalt boben, ,uurbe
Johann auIgenommen. Steluart bielt
eine Ee0e, in Del6er er tah;uweiler
perlu9te, baB oas beltebenbe @eleB fiji,
bieien punft pollfdnois seniise. Nad
Shlub bon Stepart's Jfeoe eins BET
Senat in Grecutipli isuns iiber, um iibe,
bic 8loribaer Grnennnnsen gu beratben.
SIM oauIe ,uuroe Der Mablitreii
O'geill . Son mieber aufgerommen.
Walbinstcn, 80. Mtdr3. SIN
6ouIe wuroe eeeen bic Mufnobme bes
Wablitreites O'gieiIl Sop fibuit
bis bic 8etobotI6aft Deg Yrdl lioenten ein-
traf. 9tad Serleluns oerIelben ,purbe
oas Tlibuitiern fcrtselest.
@albinstpn 80. MdrS. -
Nls Spre6er Crisp beute I'm 9aule er-
i9ien, tpuroe ct bon Demofraten uni
3epubtitonern nit unsebeurem Npplaus
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
Wbio @t(ftgtbnng.
Mitt.p o d, %. Mars.

5enat.- Sm Senat bratte sSobns
ion BON Mercer gountD cine Bill elm,
meIhe BON GROCER Bebeutuns fit sarmer
lit. Sic Bill perfiigt bieSteuerfreibeit BON
elmer MtdhmaI9ine, elmer @rainorill=
'noIblne uno einem Selfbinber. Gr
fiibrte als @runb an, bab bieie Mal1is
nen 'ebt tbeuer leien, li9 ihnell abnusen
uno rur turSe 3eit i'm Sabre gebralldt
werben f6nnten; auBeroem lei burb III
rem Giebrau4 bet Yteis oes 8etreioes
sefallen. Mperp bra6te eine 8ill Elm,
oas bic WoHenAo!len unabbdnsieer Mi=
litdror9aniiationen, iuel6e pDm Gouper=
neur si,lberufen tperben tonnen, lteuerfrei
|etn |olen; Glarf bra1te etne Bin elm
sur 0erleihuus bes Stimmre1ts an
jFrouen BET Shulnablen. Cine Bil
GIorFs, tuelGe bic Stoats=Sanbelstams
mer autoriIirt, 9ireftpren su ipdblen,
puroe poilirt. 0ie iibrigen SiGs, melcbe
pa5Iirt nuroen. woren min0erpi9tige
2ocalbils.
Nuf Strpn9's Nntras luuroe beute
i'm Soauie 8arber's Siu, pel9e bos
Wdsen Der Roblen Dor DEM Sieben por=
ldreibt, an has Gomite fir Minenarbei=
ten SurilfuertpieIen; eine Reiolution
Grtttain's, tuelbe ben @lerf ermd1tiet,
Grtras@lerts ansuitellen, neil ct bic 9lr=
belt ntdt betualtisen tann, purbe ange=
nommen. Sumter CAB eine grtldrung
iiber siniee Musorilde, tpel1e ct in 8e=
sus ouf IeprdIentant Griffin geitsrn gee
braubte unb Iaste, ct babe NIT ben @Dr-
ten: Griffin is known as good re-
venue getter" ni6ts B0ies semeint
gio6 Sblub leiner 9eoe erntete
er sroben 8eifaa. 9Gebb's &eiolution,
oem Yolte Elm Mmenoement our Nerfal-
1uns 5u unterbreiten, tpelAes benz Sou.
oerneur bas 8etore9t oibt, fam Johann
CUR Serbanbluns. Gin, Wegonnell,
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na!ey seilenber Igent, Sr
Sacoh @rou. nirb i'm Monat
ApriI In Ohio Dir @ounties 6airs
tielo. 4srrp, Sodins, 9thens, Mteiss.
Ma|binsipn. Monroe, Belmont, @uern=
Sep nnh SdrIersburg, Wbeelins, H. ga,
.SeiuAen. rm Die Nus ltdnoe fir bas
BlaH gu erbebsn, lptuie aut9 nelle Seler
su 9esoaxnen.
Bis empIeblen $orn. @rau nem @obl=
sollen unlerer Nbpnnenten uno 6reunbe
ND bnHeA> oos oerIelbe iiberal CUTE
sSnabnae iineen miro. ltnieren Gofal=
gentex ,rerbett mir |ebr uerbunoen lein,
sJe1n Re betn 9errn in 1einem Inter
pekmsn kebIHih Iein pplleu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

&sin einsises Der uns bis ieyt
Sie1e Mode Susegansenen oeuti iden
Sanlhbldtter serlpriAt lid etmas bon
ber gosepbewesuns uno Der @eneral
,pirb BON fait ieOer 3eitun5 als Elm n@es
neral=granf" be6ei1net. 9erporSube=
ben Ut, bab Die ~Rew Dorfer Wolfs.
3situns", oas tonansebenoe Arbeiter=
blutt I'M 2anbe, leinen Beri6t ~grauf
gogep's Coup iiberi6reibt unb Gogep's
51marrnerei Iinhet lelbit bel pielen Der
populifen feinen Mntlans. Sic gre6e
bat ibn eben gum .beribmten Wtanne"
aema9t nnb. tpie gan3 ribtis Elm ange-
iebeaer benA9er Biirser MoiiiaOns, ber
Gcges iennt. iaet, tOnnte Der prdi.
bent bsr .GsDb Roao AiIoeiation ber
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{luUteICuIuIUuleW 2 I, " III !,
% alter unb &obin1on purben
nit 4luralitdten BON $500 1900
Stimmen ertpdhlt. 0on ben republita=
nilhen gonitablereanoioaten erbielt &o=
binIpn Sas bo9ite Notun. ,ldmIin TO-
O2l unb BON ben bempfratii6en Win
1dmlib 1902. 8on ben Stobt-
ratbscanbibaten ermdbiten bic Hepubli=
faner II unb bic 9empfraten 6, ndnl-
lid bic Gonbibaten oer L., 2, s., 4. unb
Is. @oro, Senninsbof 56umann
Nusbaum, Mi(ler, 0ouslas uno 0op.
oeu. Da Der Sermtn bon &epublifo=
nern unb 6 Semotratan nod ni9t III
Gnbe lit, ,pirb Der neue 5tabtrath aus
26 &epublitarern unb II Demofroteu
beiteben. gon ben G9ulratbsconbibo-
ten ertuGblten bic Gepublitaner 10 unb
bic Demofratsn 4, itdmli1 u. 8ranoea
Il. @arb), S. Seer q. Waro), $.
Olnbaiiisn 6. @aro), Sbep. 0eonaro
Us. Warb). @on ben 9lTIeHoreanbioa=
ten erpdhlten bic Gepublitoner ID unb
bic 0emofraten 5, ndmll6 bic Gonbiba=
ten Der l., q, g., 4. unb Is. Wnrb, Sic
fert, @neeroff, 3aneDalb, @eirid unb
9Dneil.
Oas BET Der Staohpabl abeeeebene
0otum mar troB bes oussesei6neten
@etters Elm 'ehr i6wobes. Sie Geeiit=
rirung blieb 16on UNI 7 - 5000 Stim=
men binter ben grtpartungen suriif unh
bos BET Der gSabl absesebene 8otum
mar ipear nod Tim iiber 1000 Stimmen
9ertnser als bic 3abl oer regiItrirten
Sttmmen. 0te Idle6ten .3eiten baben
natiirlih Iebr ptel nit Dem Wablrelultai
su tbun sebabt, bod 5etste lib iosar eine
gentle Ipatbie unter ienen Glementen,
tueIhe in srfer 2inie fit bic Grtpdblung
eines liberalselinnten GpIiseiri9ters i9pn
aug geiebdftlthen @riinoen bGtten arbets
ten Iollen. 9aun, mir baben unlere
YHiht reblid sethan; penn bic Bolts
bepprmunoer ibren Sies, tuie 81 ertpars
ten itebt. nod 8rdften ausnusen unb es
manhen DeutIden, tueltbe ss nidt ei1=
mai fir nOtbig bielten an ben Stimn,=
faIten gu seben, na6ber sans I9uars por
oen Nusen iptro, 10 brauhen 'ie uns
teine 9ortuiirfe 5u MAIDEN. 9as State
Sournal" ertldrte beute Moreen, bob es
liG bel Der biesidbrisen 5tabtpabl um
Elm Yrtnstp . sebanbeIt babe. @aas
ri6tig Nu6 mir baben fit etn prinsip
setdmpft uno tueroen naa tuie nor fit
oas bon uns als ri9tie ertannte grinsip
tpeiter fdmpTen ITO the last ditch" I!
@enn es aber iosor nod Birser eibt,
tpel6e, obuobl iie spiIlen, baB ibre
Griiten; bon einem Siege bes bon uns
perfodtenen Yrinsips obbdnst, benno6
1T itump'finniser Gertlenbuns bic
0dnoe in BEN Shoob lesen, 10 werben
lie eben Die Solgen i6rer SurSF6tieteit
uno @leihgiit'steit ielbit 81 traeen boz
ben. 9es Meuiben Wille lit iein 5imz
neIreid)! Bigger tporb, tpie ieber lpeib,
our'b Die frampfbaften 4ni nitrenguneen
bes puritaniI6en Gir6erelemertes er=
mGbIt unb bat iit bereits 9eitern 9lbeno
flar uno unumnunoen babtn erfldrt, baB
er lenen Glemcnten oabur0 banfen tperoe,
oub er iein 9lmt in pOller lIebereinI Itim=
mung nit ibren @iinihen unb 2ebens=
anIdouungen nertpalten piro. - He
will make the fur fly
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

nus benz bon Der r8aoiinen Can
Ses=3sitnns" 1T 9tep Dnrf ausseIhrie=
beneM gonteit, per Der beliebteite ga=
oenIer lei, giug Gbas Bed BON Chicago
ais Gieeer berpor> er erbielt 1886
Ssmmen poa leinen 2anbsleuten !tno
1G, De ibn oaber Der eriie bon Dem se=
Hspnten SIatte seIiiftete Ereis, cine sol=
Asac uhr, 5uerfannt. Sen Stpeiten.
Sritten anb pierten 4reis erhielten bestp.
2ouis grotb, 2orens Waper uno sSocob
MoIfinser, ppn Nep Dort. Cincinnati
iianb nit Grnf @empp in fiifnter nno
ct. 2suis nit 1ris 9lonn in le1lter
5teibs. Ser Gruno, pebbolb Der erIte
Yreis rad Chicago fam, mar, bab alle
Dortissn Stimmen auF einen @anbioa=
ten pereinist ,paren, ludbrenb Die 9etu
y)orfer Babenler ibr bpppelt 10 srpbes
0otnm oui Dubenbe BON Semerhern ser
lplitteri hatten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

-3u Omabo prdeen Yripo!leute
Silber=Spllors, bic mebr iuertl lino ais
oieienisen, pel6e Die 0tiinse BON YbiIo=
oelpbio, liefert. Sei Dem eerin9en
g8ertb oes peripenbsten SiIbers fann
MON obne bic &esieruns Dollars bon
reinem Gilber prdsen. bic pertbpO1er
lino. aIs Die oifisiellen. SIT oas etne
Tdll6une? llno tann lie auf @runo
Der beitebenber @eIege beitraft iuerben ?
9o iteben Die Suriiten om Serge. 56on
ipllen 100000 bieler Yrioat=Yrdguns
oen i'm llmlauI lein. 9tad) Dem Se1eg
ino lolde Graglneen perboten, Die gum
3pefe oes 9etruss ausgefiibrt toeroen.
Nber oieie 9ollors betriigen ia nibt our6
Mtinoerlpert6. Senator Sherman bat
i'm Senat auT hiele Sabe au uImerfIam
seuo6t unb oab bier eeieBfide Qbbiilfe
nDtbig iei, I'M 10 mebr, ba oieielbe als
berehtigt btneeltelt werbe. Iber Der
9etrue beltebt oarin, bab WtiinSen obne
Sonftipn Der Gesieruns seprast tperoenL
alln feline seIesli6en 3ablmtttel ltno.
Sur Seiirafuns Iol6er Yrdsunern reiht
bas ietige @eies aus. &c banoeIt 1i6
mir oarum, bic 9erleber oeIelben por
@erid)t Su brineer. nm barber ins &lore
il fomnlen. gs lit 5u uerpunoern, oab
bies in Omabo nod mi6t 9efheben lit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

Gie iett BON ben iOsenannten
oerren ber 940pFuns 10 biel setrases
aen Nusen baben pom Golfsluik in
gbieasc einen Iebr besetduenoen, lpenn
aud nstt serobe Iehr idonen sfamen
erbaiten. lHiml;h ~Gbarlep eu=to=hen=
Matgs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

sN~ tn1er reiIenber Aseni. S,err
Soeob @rau miro biele Wpae un=
Sere Seser III M arpsntl[e, 8, unb
a1meesenb befuden, nm oic riidItdnbi=
gen SusItttpttonen fir ben @eItbpte su
erbebea nth einen neuen 2ofal-Aeenteil
an SteAe bon Srn. Gidemsuer, Der
farsltss ant's 2anb so9, su ernsnnen.
gS'r bitten I'M freunblihes Gntge9en=
fpnmeg.
N4stingsbof,
Die sUeithefc &c.