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Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
Saturday, June 18, 1894.
NEW ENTERTAINMENTS FOR TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY. Clarendon Hotel-Beers' Photo Parlors. . Daily Chat-Maney, Neeiy & e. n.,,.., Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy-At Orugsists Eden Clgars-E E. Hall & Son. For Sale-C -Cottage-L. G. Hoadley. For Sale-Store-G. ". Osborn.
 For Saie-Drug Store Jas. P. Bree. For SaIe-Reaf Estate-aeo. E. NeWcomb. Field Glasses-E. L.. Washburn & Co. 8rand shopping EmDortum-F n. bfown q ". Investment Securities-H. 0. Warren & Co. Last Auction Sale-J. B. Ju6son. Paine's Celery Compound-At gg DIuggis1s. Saturday Bargains-Howe & Stetson. Sterling Silver-Durant's.
 Summer Millinery-Miss A. V. Byrnes. Wedding Gifts-Sil verthau.
 WantedoSituation-lSt Willow Street. Wauted-Woman-105 College Street. Wanted-situation- Coachman, This Omce' Wanted-Girls-25 Center Street.
 Wanted d-Situation-8HG Grand Avenue. Wanted d-Situation-48T Thorn Street.
 Wauted-Nurses-25C Center Street. sS -sgspAy sERyIcEss s.. r--. Christian Science-Room 13. Boardmah building Calvary Baptist Church-Rev. Edwin M. foIsa'' Chnrch of the Redeemer-Rev. pr. Pnunps. fInited Chnrch-Dr J M. Whiton.
 Humphrey Street Church-Rsy. H. w: Hunt; 1T,
 Grand Avenue Cong. .Church-Rey.J F. Mltcneh First Baptist Church-Rev. John Fl. Mason. coIjege Street Church-Rev. W. ". McLane East Pearl Street M E. Church-Rev. H. Hano. Grace M E. Church-Rev. Frank A. Sc9ne1a. Trinity M E. Church-Rev. A. D. van, D: U. navennnrt Church-Prof Edward L. Curtis. First M E. Church-Rev. c. F. Masoen.
 frnworth M E Church-Rev R. T. Cooper. HEioht Place ChMch-Rev. Dr. Twitcheil: Church of the Messiah-Rev. Charles Conkin.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
A Purely Vegetable Compound.
 Dr. David Kenuedv,a Favorita Ramedv made

at Rondous N r., has the indorsement of the medical profession simply upon its merit as . curative agent. In cases Of kidney trouble
 sluggish liver. constipation and dyspepsia. it is corded the most wonderful cures of gravel and stone in tho bladder, v.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
Local Weather fxepOrt.

Mean temperature. 69.
 Max temperature, S2.
 Min temperature, 54.
 Precipitation, 0 inches.
 Max. velocity of wind, 18-SW. o,o Excess of temperature since January l, 3l5 de grees. q ,, .. Deficiency of precipitation since January ], 67l w,C.C. H. J. COX, Observer. Note.-A minus sign Fl prefxed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero. A saT'' in connection with rainfall indicates trace of rainfall too small to measure.
 ssnow is melted and resulting depth Of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
Lnrt Auction Nale,

Call at 69 Center st. for program of H. Gazs & Sons American and Foreign Toure.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
All Trimmed
 millinery at hay 1rfee, except ing White Chip, Leghorn and mourning Hats.

Ladies fine fancy Straw Hats, all new styles and colors. al q cents each. Former price $ cents 10 Si.sS.
 Ladies fine Sailor Hats. Knox styles, at 50 cents. Former price sc cents.
 Ladies Sonnet BraiisSsi Hats, satin lined with band and le84keT sweat piece, at 50 cents each. Former price siIoo. Misses and Children's Open Pearl Hats the new styles-in all colors. ai q cents each. Former price. & cents
 Misses and Childrenis fully trimmed Hats, trimmed with large wreath of flowers and satin ribbon, al si-oo- For mer price, S2.o0.
 Boys Eton Caps regularly = cents. Now 10 cents each. Boys new Wheel Cap at s5 cents Former price so cents Mems Regulation Yacht Caps al 5d cents each. Former price Sl-oo. Boys light color Yale Caps al % cents each. Former price 50 cents.
 RIBBONS All Silk, Satin and Gro' Grain Ribbons. { inches wide. al 10 cenri yard. Former price 3s cents
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
Bows Wear Out

DUyS WCdl Uut
 the Suit that Mother pays for. Mother pays as little as possible for no fool
 of a Suit. That's Ss here. Boys Cassi- @ mere Suits, 4 to II Ge+A year sizes in tan, SR gray mixtures and lit N tie pin head checks. AG at $2.5o. Not glued yF together but Se7OeG. >S
 Three different patterns in all wool Suits at $3.75. Assortments that make easy choosing at $4.25, $4.5o. $5.oo. Weavers, Dyers and Makers have done their prettiest in our black and blue Cheviot Suits for S4.5o. Little boys good little Fancy Suits at wee little prices.
 P.S. lust unpacked big lot of Boys Knee Pants The price is 10 be 90 cents. More pants to the half dollar than you ever saw.
 Boys Clothing Dept.
 Handsome Chenille Por. tieres used for Bio Store interior decorations offer ed at a mere song. Some are slightly discolored. Some have two or three tassels of. Others are faintly spotted. The left column shows ex- actly what we get for perfect ones. The right column gives the present selling price. One pair of a kind.
 $500 ssas
 aSo 2ss
 5000 1000
 iisS sSS sss ss
 These sharp reductions are made for quick sales. The Portieres cannot be returned. Nohfce khaf IpIRdasO fMN ef Lace CWfaiasP 2 d. pafkeyUS iH Nottingham. ITfSh P0fnf and -ilKskiH. 4 SaAc oC hism fS fH pyegycsS sVharH sre keym a Wfndoa0 .Sakf." Thc eyEresSkkeyc crpOSed 70 6e fE Joree oHly zckEIc fAc goindOEU display kIsis. No.0 Seambfy !
 Upholstery, .ScnoHd Floor.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
COURT RECORD.
City Court-Crimfnal Side-Judge
 CAhVo.

City Court-Criminal Side-Judge
 Archie Arinson, Michael Cetario, Michael Cetario, 2d, George Hurd, Morris Izsn- berg, James Arone, John Arone, Michael Ferrino and Nathan Garfunkle, reform school complaint, continued until August IA; Thomas J. Coffey, violation of Sunday law, nolle; Herman Baehr, violation of liquor law, nolled on payment of costs; Thomas MeGarty, drunk, judgment sus- pended, breach of the peace, judgment sus- pended, resisting Officer Lautenbach. con- tinued until June 16; Charles H. Storm, taking horse without leave, continue d until June g; Andrew Fl. Peterson, theft, 60 days in jail, $5 42 costs; John J. Mc- Govern, non-support, continued until June 30; John Halligsn, non support, con- tinued until June 30; Frederick s. Brooks, non-support, continued until June 18; Alexander Didersky, breach of peace, $7 fine, $5.80 costs; James Minor, breach of peace, $7 fine, $5 S9 costs; Marlin Lenord, trespass on railroad car, $1 fine, $5. 92 costs; Simon Connors, treepass on railroad car, $l fine, s. 92 costs; Harry Conroy and John Connolly, reform school complaint, continued until August 15.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DKPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIKI
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU WAaH1NaToN, D. O., p. m., June l5 lsSa.J Forecast for Saturday-For New Hamp- shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, hhooe lsiano' Connecticut and eastern New York: Generally fair; south winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
Atsaehea Tor a2.50o.

POSUVVe
 Property belonging to. John Griffin and located in Branford has been attached for ,s2. 500 in ! suit brought by William H. Oassy to Esooyer dsmsgss.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16

You'll thank us to repeat prices on those royalty rich Jeypore Rugs.
 sfftcin.4zssfets zses ssa; ssM 3ft. in- 6 f. s fin. sS5 aft xoft lsl0 Last but not least, every day Oil Cloth from g cents the yard up. | Carpets, Second Floor.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
MEILEENEENs@
Krv HIvrs. r.ture.y. June io. isss.
TELEPHONE No. sss.

THs s0eatAe, to-day--LfksiJ to 6e far.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
and knowing the people as we do, we are sure that the Republican ticket will receive large majority.
ON THE RIGHT TRACK.


 The stand taken by Recorder Schwartz in the matter of those who unlawfully carry deadly weapons com mends itself to all good citizens. If the same course is now pursued in the jus tice courts and peace officers work in conjunction with the magistrates the practice of carrying concealed weapons will soon become a custom of the past. The need of heroic action in this matter is shown in the following incident wit messed in a gambling saloon in this city nearly a year ago. and if times have changed at all since then the change has been tor the worse. One night in the course of heavy play at faro table, score of interested spectators crowded around the players. One man observed the butts of revolvers sticking out of the pockets of three or four spectators. Being of a statistical turn of mind he began taking census of the weapons in the crowd and discovered that eighteen men were armed, contrary to the law and not one of them could offer a reasonable excuse for the pos session of a weapon.
 Within the past year there have been more murders in Phoenix than one would care in the interest of the citv's good name to enumerate. It is only necessary to consider that each of these crimes was preceded by the hardly less serious one of carrying concealed weap- ons.
 The offense is so grave and so prevail ent that the utmost energies of the To- cal courts should be directed against it. Nothing ought to be weighed against the fact that deadly weapon has been found in his possession, except, per haps, in determing the weight of the sentence, but the minimum penalty should be temporarily set aside and in every case one should be inflicted that would breed sorrow and regret in the soul of the offenGer. Recorder Schwartz is on the right track and moving at a proper rate of speed.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
WHAT IS THE VERDICT?

The case of the people against the Democratic party will be submitted for a verdict next Tuesday. What shall it be is the question. And it is the question which just now occu- pies much of the attention of the peo- pie of the territory. Will it be for Murphy, for silver, for progress and prosperity or will it be for Herndon and the reverse?
 The people of Arizona in common with the people of the whole country will be called upon to declare whether they are in favor of good and honest government or whether they are will
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

HERE IS AN excellent trio: Win Sears, for recorder; M. W. Messenger, for county treasurer, and Harry St. Claire, for county assessor. They are all good and capable man.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

EVEN MANY of Henry Kemp's op- ponents say that although they are going to vote against him they are sat- isfed that he will be elected. You do not have to go far to hear Democrats express such opinions.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Co.,, or its employees will be paid by the con- pany unless they were contracted upon the written authority ofthe management.
 EE-F. J. OBRIEN, advertising manager, HARVEY J. LEE, superintendent Of circulation, and A. MEYER are the only authorized solicitors for the paper. EDWARD BUTT, JR. and HARVEY J. LEE are the authorized collect ors for the company
 TJ WOLFLEY, General Manager
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

YESTERDAY Prescott gentleman who is stopping in PheniK made bet of $1 ,O00 that N. 0. Murphy would be elected to congress. The same gen. tleman is ready to make other bets in the same manner.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
nnents.

SHALL WE have members of the legis- lature who will know how to do their duty and have the courage to do it :? The voters of Maricopa county will de- eide this question next Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

THERE IS plenty of money to put up on the Republican ticket. The Demo- crats will please come forward with their little sacks, or hereafter hold their peace.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
the same manner

THIS IS A pointer to local candidates. You must win this year upon broad and liberal principles if you win st all. There is no room this year for skull-duggery and under handed move meuts
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

HERE ARE FIVE men who should be in the legislature from Maricopa county: Kemp, Wildman, Marshal, Hinton and Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

WHERE WILL the Democratic rooaters be next week |? The Gazette should pull down it's chanticleer now and avoid the humiliation of doing so the day after the election. The Democratic chickens are coming home to roost this year
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

MCNULTY FOR sheriff, Millay for dis trict attorney, and Grouse for probate judge. They are all good citizens and good men. Remember this on election day.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

WILL YOU JOIN the Republican pro- cession or be left in the cold this year :? This is the question you have to con sider. The Republican column Is marching on to victory and you have either got to fall in or get out of the way
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
ADVERTISING RATES

Rates of advertising in the Daily, Sunday or Weekly edition made known on application at the publication office. Or ring up telephone number 47, and representative of the business department, will call and quote prices and contract for space.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

THE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared to do al kinds Of plain and fancy Job printing ill all thu latest styles. Complete book bindery and rulin, machinery in connection with the job depart ment. Work perfectly and promptly doue.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

A NUMBER OF Democrats will tomor- row morning tell in THE REPUBLICAN why they are for the Republican terri. torial ticket.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

THERE will be nothing but dead ducks ins 'ead of growing roosters for the Democrats next week.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

PRIEST AND PARKER, for the board of supervisors, cannot be improved upon. Vote for them.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

VoTE FOR Johnstone and Cotton for justice of the peace. They are gentle men who fully fill the bill.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

ONCE again we say the court house ring must go.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

Bayley and A. J. Porterie will be the next consta bles of Phenix precinct.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

THE BOYS are all betting that Sam
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

E-An communications relating to news or editorial matter should be addressed to Editor REPUBLICAN.
 ~AIl remittances and business letters should be addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLI- CAN COMPANY, PnGnix, Ariz.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN CO.,
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

IF YOU WANT relia ble man for sur veyor vote for Capt. Hancock.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

Johnson.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Gin 3uderpflonSer un0 <Sieber 1T
2ouiliand bat ei1er gteip Srleallier Bet
tung Nngabcn iiber Sic Soften be5 3IGerz
iteoens genladbt, ipelcbe ebeulo iDie Die Slas
gen Der GibenSu6eriteber in 9tebraSfa,
oarauf binauSlaufen, oaB DEM armcn
9tobr5uGerz8 ~flan5er nibts ilbrtg bleibe.
CT redbnet Dor, oaB Die Gerarbettung bon
275 Snnnen Eobr3uder III "a Stun6en
$723.21 obcr $2.63 per Some toite. SIN
Die Soften finb einsei6Ioiicn bic llnfOlten
bes ouf ben Warftz8ringens oeS 8erfaufs,
ale Steueru unb $I09.33 ais 3tnien auf
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9ebniB per Come lit 100 Yfunb 3ufer
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per Yfuub ooer $4.08, Il 8funo 3u6er
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q @entS per 8funb unb 6 0aurnen
Molalie 81 4 Gents. 9as ganSe YrObuft
bat elnen 0ertb bon $5.45 per Come.
SIS bIieben mitbin MIR 1922, ulb int
b06iten Sale, tpenn Elm GeliereS 8erfaDren
eingei6la9en mitrbe. $3.08 iibcts, nm fir
baS 3u6errobr i'll 3abIen. gSolle Der Siez
bet irgcnb ipelcben Yroftt baben, 10 fOnne
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mebr erbGlt, 10 fomnlt es MI borauf all,
pie Diel .3uferro6r pom Acre ~eeernbtet
mirb. llu6 man erfQbrt nun, DaB DGbz
rero auerotngS friiber bel oem lGili9en
8etriebc 10 bis Is Sonnen 9tobr ber eez
ipObnticbe @rtra9 tpar, bericlbe iebt bduft9
80 3onnen pom Ncrc betrGgt, un0 ibon
auf 40 unb 45 Conner 9eftiegen lit, ionic
baB Der Ourbi6nttt i'm Staate 2ouiitana
i'm porigen Sabre 20 Sonnen per 9tcre
iiberltie9en bat. Sci $3.50 pet Come
ipiirbe oLio Der 8flauser $50 pet 9tcre elm
nebn1en, - Gin Grtrag, lpOna3 fi6 niele
Sarnler bes gtorbenS bic Singer lefen
miirben, unt 10 mebr ais Die %Inpflan3un9
unb 8earbeitun9 tDenig @elb foitet.
Stebt lelblt BEL $3.50 Der 3uderpflan3er
BON Goutitand ii6 lebr niel better, ais Der
g8ci3enz unb 6er OtaiSbauer IN ben n0ro>
liden Staatel, 10 Bat AUDI Obne .3olli6ub
BET 3uderitcocr einen rccbt a%nltebnlbaren
@eminn. ltnO 5tpar nab uniereS @epGbrse
mannes ei9ener Jtebnung. DEM barna6
perorbeitete CT 1890 Sonnen 9tnbr, utb
bieie brabten tbln nadb Nb5ug auer I'm
folten unb nab elmer iibcr nidt biui9
bere9neten GerSlniung bes &apitalS nob
einen 9fein9eninn pDu $3.50 unb bdtten
tbnl, bel Nnpenoun9 elmer beiieren Otetbobe,
$3.50 brin9en f0nnen. 9amit fam nan
tpobI sufrieOcn ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

1tnmO9Iidfeit, nit ibr III 'tonfurrirel. Us ut
bober cine Don belt 9perutorcl nttS9ebelloe BE
lpegun9 I'M Sdtgc, nit GrGltoent MtBrtDe poh
Den Sereinigten Grlbenarbeitern cine Gonlereu6 ill
orr1nstren, Ill luel6er Die Speratorell aut @u
Debun9 Der percinbarteu Sfala ortn:
Sc II lTerocn. man miro es 1utiirll6 Sltett ohl
Me9e uerlu6er, Die 9%etrotteile Setcln7
barring rltG9dr9i9 SIT MAIDEN; lptrlll Dtelc SerlnWe
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lSItlubt lcbme1t. 9Sobrli6, Die 9lll@ll6tell 1Ir odS
Noblen9elbGIt triibel lid l6on ipieOer."
0a Die Observation-Disclosures Die 6ibrer
Der &%obIengrGbcr i6on einlge Utole be
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S6ulo bcimeiien, iperll OtcieS i6dnoltdbe
Spiel nit ben Snterelien Der Nrbetter, ia
logan nit ibrem eigenen Snterelle bon Den
Silbrern peiter 9etrieben wtro. Was ober
la8en Die &~oblen9rdber 81 bieien NuSper@
tdufen? Wie LANCE iDerben tie nob alt
Dem trrtbilrnlt6eu @lalben feitbalteil, oaB
Die Siibrer ibrc 6reunOe unb OaB olejentgen
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mobnen unb gum Sricbcn? Seocnfalls
ratbcn mir ibnen, bic Sdbrttte Wtc8ribe'S
uno letnes @eneralfabs l3arf 81 1bera
ipa6en, baS bIinbe Gertrauen bat noh
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lbltlnnite Sette beS 9roBen Nltsitanoes
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Eepublifonii6e 8arteiblGtter iu6en iber
bteie Sbatiacbe burch Die 8%ebauptun9 btna
meg3ufommen, baB bic gauge Belpe9unq
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lei, nm ben 9tepublitdnern bel Der Wabl
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filbeu. 9lber liegt uibt gcrabc i'll bieier
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olcb Die Suiuoiier GepubIifaler auf
q. : g. : 81. Stimmen ougcmielcn 'tno?
1lebrigens ibeint pieie G~btcngOer natlptltt7
ibe 8eipe9uu9 tDirfli6 I'M @rntt gcgen Die
republifanii6e Yartet bon Satnois gert6z
let Su leill, uno Stpar besbalb, neil lcBtere
in Der 9erion bes 6crrn Bulff etncn ticb@
ti9en 9eulldber fir baS StaatSi6aBn1ctlter7
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8tc 9ebicteriib aber Sic 81. g. g. i'm
&ugemeinen g~egeniiber Ober btelnte9r inner
balb Der republtfauiiben Yartet a%uftritt,
boS liebt man iebt io9ar III N%tsconlin.
Sn Dem iiberpiegcnb beutiben WtiIipaufeez
Gountn 4. g. 6iftirte Tie ben &epub[ifanern
iGmmtlidbe gtomiuatipnen.
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oldb i'm bolfretcblteu Staate Der linton nit
@rfolg Der republifanii6en Yartei 8orz
i6riften 9emabt.
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tratiiben 9artet ntuB 5u9eben, baB iie it9
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Staotsconpent JON S6io burb
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i'll Der StLberfrage ~lfanbolOS auftitbrte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Scr GamalzGompent ia soronto.

4uf Dem ieBt in Soronto obgebaItenen
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lit, bat 2ebterer leiue Yldne fir ben 5u>
filnftigen Balieripeg 3wii9en Dem @Olf
BON OtcritO iiber Chicago nacb bent allan
til6en Ocean entpideIt.
!0err GopIep 9laubt, baB nit ser 3ett etn
8allerme9 bon 26 SUB Gtefe BON @bica9o
burb baS ct. 2amrence>G6 bal bis gum
9ltlantii6en Ocean unb ein Oil i'm iib an
lblieBenber BON II SUB Giefe i'm Otiiliis
iippi7Gbal geibaffen mer6en miro, a6cr ct
meint, baB bericIbe ni9t eber in Nngriif
9enommen tuerOen ioate, ais bis man i'm
Stanbe lei, Die Nrbeit audi orbentlicb 6u
tbun. Sein 8Ian lit, einen Canal pom
Safe 81. Sroncis = berlelbe lit cine ST.
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Wontreal lob Dem 2afc @barnplain
ulb bon bort lob benz 9uolon 81 bancu,
uno bemlelben DOrlGufis eiac 5iefe pom
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Atah1entlta5e 9unaota staata78eitnna, amnntne, "A. eeptentber 1894.

20 SUB 3u 9eben nur Die S4leuicn iollen
gleib 26 SUB ticf oebalt tperben, oamit
oteie BET BET i%pdteren Bcrtiefun9 nicbt unlz
gebalt All per6en braucben. Seinen Be>
rebnun9en 5ufolge iOa elm iolcber Ganal,
einicblieBlidb Der 0eritelllttg bet 3tpan5i9
SUB tiefen WaiieritraBe burb bic Secn
uno bic 1ic perbirDeuoen Str0me, nicbt
mebr ais so Wtiaionen Dollars foiten,
cine 8ercebnung, tDeldbe bon einen1 anberen
auf DEM Gonuent a1tpeienben Sngenteltr
ais ricbti9 be5ei6net tpuroe.
2eiber tpiiroe, wenn oiele 9tnie gctpGbLt
lptr0, Der Gandl = tpen1 allb nur auf
elmer fleinen Strede britilbeS @ebiet
berlbren, un6 baS lit nibt plnibensz
ipertb. llnb DAB @roB6ritannien mrs Die
tleine @fe abtritt, I'm unS @elegenbeit gu
9eben, einen Ganal 9an5 fir uns alIein 5I
babel1, itebt nidbt 81 eriparlen. 9Sir iperocn
beSDaLb auf bielcn gSeg perSt6ten miillen,
10 LANCE l1tcbt enttDe0er Canada 1eLbIt be-
l6lteBt, ii9 BON @roBbritauniell 81 trenz
men unb iicb Den Ser. Staaten anstz
lcblieBen, o6er aber mir i'm Stan6e linb,
eilen fleineu Gauicb Su mac1eil. llnier
BrOteftorat iIber Samoa ipir0 Gllglan6
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pe1n es 6rn. Welntan i'm nGd1lten Sabre
geltngen ioute, oen 9torbpol su finbeu ulo
i'm fit Die Ser. Staatelt in 8eitB su nebz
men, nilrbe @nglanD pieneibt 5aulbs
%poribld9e1 Sugdngltb icin.
0a nun lciber OaS Nuffin6en oeS Norb>
pols Su ben mebr ais 5lpeifelbaften 9inselt
9ebDrt, 10 lGBt iib Oamit l1icbt recbnen, unb
ba Bic Ser. Staaten itb ME boraut elm
laiien tperben, ben @anal au6erS ais auf
i3rcm ei9enen @ebiete ber3uiteuen, 10 itebt
elmer balbigen Nusfiibrung ber @oolep'i4en
8ldne nibt in 9tusitebt. Ser GonOeut in
Soronto tpirO besbalb unmittelbare prafz
tiibe @rfolgc ni6t baben. 9eSbaLb 1T Ell
boob nicbt obne Nuben. 9enn lie nleDr bieie
Trage offentlicb er0rtert iptro, beito cher
pirb altcb ole 20iung fommen. ltno baB
Der Canal einmal fommen tpirb u1b fom7
men mrb, barber fann Elm 3tpeifel nic6t
beiteben. NSenn oerg8eften, bas Wtiiiiiiippiz
tbal, crit einmal Die un5neifclbafte Wtebrz
belt tint 9tatbe oer Station erLangt baben
ptrb, piro CT barauf 6~riltgen, oaB ber Sec
bafen bes 9anoes na6 Chicago nerle9t
nirn.