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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
THERE WILL BE no REBELLION"

GOVERNOR OATES SAYS THAT THE koi'bilEs
WILL. RAISE NO DISTURBANCE on
INArGTRATIoN DAY.
Montgomery Ala. Nov. 2G.-In view OF the sem
sa,ionaI utterances given ont to the Northern
nr.ss as to what Kolb and his 10000 followers
would do here next Saturday. Governor Jones SAID
to-day:
There will not be the slightest DISTURBANCE on
inauguration Day. Many OF the most inteiligehi
popusts and Republican leaders admit ColoneI
Oates's election. and II every negro vote IN tne
..back belt was striker out and only the "nile
vote counted Oates would have a handsome ma
ioritv Armed bands. even " they could be gotten
together would not he permitted to come TO thr
CanitoI The masses of our people are thoroughly
dsgnsted at the idea. Possibly The defeated ran
ddate NAV take the oath OF Office soineWnere
before justice of the peace on INAUGURATION nay
and even go 10 the extent Of issuing proclaha-
ton as Governor. but this would b" Just az
harmless and have little effect as the coinSS oi
pe tIents In insane hospitals who imagine theH-
selves crowned heads. Merely pretending, 10 De
Governor does not amount to treason under our
laws ~,
The report that the authorities contemplate ~
resting the defeated candidate FOR treason u ne
should take the oath OF office and claim TO DE-
Governor ia without any foundation. as 'osg ha
he defeated candidate avoids Violatlohs Vi '"e
law he will be left alone In his glory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
TO PREVENT STRIKES TF POSSIBLE.
AN IMPORTANT OBJECT OF THE NEW SOCIAL. RE
FORM CLIB-OFFICERS ELECTED FOR

AN IMPORTANT OBJECT OF THE NEW SOCIAL RE
FORM CLrB-OFFICERs ELECTED FOR
THE YEAR.
The Social Reform Club. Of which Professor
Felix Adler. T.. II. A. Seligman and Father Ducey
are the moving spirits. and which recently adopted
a constitution. met last night in the parlors of
Father Ducey's house. at No IS East Twenty
ninth-st.. and elected an executive council and Off
for the coming year. The following were
elected Professor Felix Adler, Father Ducey Ed
ward King Thomas Cunning. Edmund Kelley. H.
Oscar Cole. the Rev. Dr. Rainsford. c. Il. Spahr
Samuel Kaufman. Louis Woders, Professor Ses-
man. of Columbia College; John y. Bogert ana
Mornay Williams
The Executive Council at once went into execu-
tive session and elected the following Officers;
Ernest II. Crosby. president: John \. Bogort. sec
rotary. and Or. Rainsford. treasurer. The counc'i
also appointed committees legislation ana on
instruction.
Following the election of officers were addresses.
Professor Adler spoke ways and means Tor
carving on the discussion looking to the better
ment of wage-workers Professor Seligman talked
of the best way educate the masses go that they
might better understand the Importance OF sociai
questions. Father Ducey followed on the same
subject Edward King spoke on the needs oil the
iaboring men, Secretary Bogert said the constitu-
ton was not yet perfected and was not ready 10
give out. Lectures to be given this winter pu'
they will not begin before January l. Announcer
meeting will be held two weeks from last night
It's members say that this club is a new de-
parture among societies interested In social re-
form Doctrinaire theories of government or soce'y
wiz receive no consideration at its hands IL l. 10
be composed equally of wage-earners ana non
wage-earners whose dues Will be equal ne
tive Council will appoint FIVE standing c9niili,.ess
and direct them In their work. The most ihpoI 'an'
work the cub will perform Will be 10 make an ~
animation into all extensive strikes ana iocnouts'
The constitution directs the council 10 au'ise ar
bitration TO Investigate the merits of questions al
issue and to use the influence and funiS, II hectS-
earv of the club in favor Of the party on whusr
side right shall be found. 1t has been feIt u! ,he
founders of the society that many strikes anu hpo
disturbances might have been avoided II mere nau
hpen friendly intervention OF misunderstood par VT.
The club believes that the public would sac WIN
Labor in a great majority Of its contentious II ~
could only get the merits of the issue iairy peio!r
i, and that a body Ike the on" lurt formed VIII
be able 10 effect many or the desreu en"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
Confirming THE official COCNI

THE yIRGINlt BOARD or STATE CANVAssERS
SEATS NINE DEMOCRATIC COHGREssMEN
AND ONE REPUBLICAN,
Richmond Va Nov. 26-The Board OF state can
vassers with Governor O'Ferrall eX-oIicio' az
chairman met at the Capitol today to canvass
tho result Of the recent election for Congressman
and 10 declare the result. Several congressman
were present and most of the defeated Republican
candidates who proposed to make contests were
represcnted by counsel There were great many
irregularities in the certificates sent up from the
ounties and cities but they were all OF technical
nature and not material The board promptly re-
jccted Judge Waddils suggestion to send the re-
turns back to the local boards so as to nave IN
corpora,ed In them statement OF the NUMBER OF
ballots thrown out and for whom they were cast.
Colonel Lamb charged that there were gross FRAUDS
in tn. Id District. and wanted to III" protest
against a certificate Of election being awarded 10
CONGRESSMAN Tyler. but the board declined to re-
ceive his charges To receive the protest as us
duties are purely ministerial. Tn" board decide1 10
issue certificates to the nine Democrats ana one
Republican shown by the Official hgure7 10 nave
h.en elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
rT.VrPII or GENERAL GfRSON

.rier Ohio Nov 96-The city was filed with
p.opl. today in attendance at the funeral Of Gen
erai Gibson Large delegations were heSe from CO.
hmbus Dayton Toledo Fostoria and other places.
Al o'clock the body was conveyed To the Meth
odist Episcopal church. where II was viewed by
thousands business was suspended and all the
factories were closed The BlOomdal~ kihes com
many d. OF the 10Th Regiment. .. y O.. Of Fos-
tora and all the civic and military societies OF the
city were In line Chaplain Losier. OF Iowa. the
Army chaplain OF the 49th Regiment ofiiclated IN"
services were conducted by the Rev. y. = Albrisht.
whose tribute to the Generals memory "hs a
touching one az Wa. the address ~ Governor Nc
Kinl.y who was "A Close friend OF General Gibson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
THE WEATHER REPORT
WARMER WEATHER PROBABLE

Ws,hinrfon Nov. "a The storm central SUNDAY even
rs north ~ Eastern Montana has moved eastward over
Lake Superior. increasing In energy and attended by
,ol,heriy gales shifting To westerly the Great
Lake. The barometer low the North Pacific
Of high barometer has moved from tn" Ink"
region to the South Atlantic coast. area OF high
ha rorc,er attended by cold has overspread the
Rocky Mountain slope. Generally fair weather
ha. prevailed except In the and northern lake
regions whore nurries reported and the
North Pacific coast whsr" rain has fallen The tenn
has fallen In New England ana has risen de-
cidcdly In the central valleys and lake region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
4 VIEW WESTERN ROAD INCORPORATED

Little Rock Ark. Nov. 2s.-The Little Rock and
Pacific Railroad. a direct connection with the West.
IL now assured fact. The company which nled
articles Of incorporation this afternoon. with
capital stock OF stG1.No. has been organized by
Little Rock men. who. with the assistance OF Eng
lish capital. will build road from Little Rock to
Wister Junction. /. T.. connecting with the 81;
Louis and San Francisco road The officers and
directors are Governor Fishback. president; ID. q.
Fones vice-presdent; W. u. Worthen. J. u. Nc
Carthy. G. g. Rix 4. r. Cockrill. G.. ~ Knight,
A. Lloyd and q. w. Clark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
ENIPF Not LIKELY To PLAY.
PROBABILITY THAT TIE PENNSYLVANIA CAP
TAIN WILL. NOT co INTO THE THANKS
GIVING ANE

TAIN WILL. NOT co INTO THE THANKS
GIVING CAME.
Philadelphia NOV. 26-The University training
house was again tho scene Of activity to-day. The
trip Of the team Springfield to see the Yale
Harvard game has II is said. been far from beneh-
cial to the condition Of the University players.
To-day's game was the Y N. C. a. grounds.
because the University field is being resolied The
play was unique the time being devotel
mostly to Association football for the purpose OF
developing speed and wind The usual signai prac-
tice was Of course. gone through.
Waronhurst lis fast rounding into shape again
and should be in fine condition by next Thursday
Wharton will he able to PLAY, while all the other
LAYERS are as good physically. with the ex
cep.ion Of Captain Knipe II looks now as " the
sturdy Pennsylvania leader would not he able to
take part in the last and most important game OF
his football ci-eer His kEee is In bad shape. but
every effort Will he made 10 get him into fair CON
dtiOn. ,
Tonight the football squad including both reg
uars and substitutes left the city FOR secret prac-
tice. Their destination is the Delaware Water Gap
where they prepared for the battle against Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
MONMOUTH COUNTY, TEA CHERS MEET

Long Branch y j.. Nov. 2s CSpeciaD.-The Mon
mouth County Teachers Institute convened here
to-day for n session of three days County Super
intendent John EnrIght presiding. About 800 teach
ers are in Attendance. Or n. u. Boice OF the
State Norm al School lec;ured on Physical cult
ure" at both morning and afternoon sessions. Misi
Mary g Field. OF the State Normal School gave
instruction In the method OF drawing adopted
by that institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
Jasper SMITH AGAIN ARRESTED

LIZZIE FRELEIGH NOW ACCUSES HIN or STEAL
ING \ RING FROM HER
New-IIaven. Nov 2G-Jasper Smith, or jersey
city. was arrested here to-day at the instance Of
Miss Fieleigh OF Brooklyn. She charges smith
with the theft OF a ring. These are the persons
who engaged In the sensational elopenrnl
and hypnotizng OF n fe" weeks ago Sini'n
will be taken TO Jersey city without requisition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY

increasing ciondness and rain with rising
indicated the Middle Atlantic and New
states.
In the LAX" regions and Central Valleys the weather
viii be generally fair and colder.
For Eastern New York conditions ra
warmer weather and high southwest winds.
F,r New England. conditions are favorable for
warmer. high southwes:ery winds.
For the District u Columbia. Eastern penns ivania.
Jersey. Delaware and Maryland conditions favor
able f,r rain. warmer southwest winds high the
coast
For Western New York rain snow colder In western
portion Tuesday evening high west To northwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
LESSONS or THR ELECTION.

The members OF the brooklyn Young f"puuii'
can cub listened to Lessons of IA. Late El"'
,t,," liz, .venlnx In the Johnston building Dan
lei a. Hartman presided. and addfessr. were
made by william II Williams. l. NooihoH-r
= r. knaesnd End David Heay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
TWO AMERICAN LINERS ARRIVE.

Philadelphia Nov 26.-The overdue American
Line steamship Indiana passed In the Delaware
Capes at $40 this evening. and proceeded on her
way up the Bay to this city
The American Line steamship Kensngton ar
rived here to-day from Liverpool after stormy
passage OF eleven days. Almost from the time or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
royDoy NAY SNIP con- HERE.

London Nov 2s-"Ths Drily Telegraph viii
mention tomorrow TIE rumors that more gold VIII
be shipped to New-York on account OF the treasury
loan and that tn. Bank OF England directors have
decided 10 invest a large sum In subscriptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
SHERIFF sHOr DEAD BY 4 R0BBER

Fort Worth Tex. Nov. 5An attempt VAS made
on Saturday night By four masked men to ROD
The Wells-Fsrgo express office At Canadian. In
uemphill County sheriff MCGEE attempted TO ar
rest them and was shot dead. A reward or NvD
has been offered for their capture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
A BITTER PIECE or WORK.

From The Cincinnati Tribune
What did you think of my review OF Trimmings
poems?" asked the critic Rather bitter. eh?"
Bitter" said the other man. Il should say 20.
! never saw anything Of worse taste"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Mar.
Inch.
.,O.5
HOURS: Morning Night
I2SI667ss 10 u s+b61 soi0Iil
III La \. ny Y. .l -
E-hI. .lss ~, Slr.. \
~ y Gi4l- Id n =
Sl a. 4 n iTrf1I n MI H FsT 1

n this diagram a continuous white line shows the
pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording The broken line represents the tenn
perature as recorded Mt Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once. Nov. 81. n. m.-The weather yes'cr-
day generally fair Late Mt night there was
slight fail The temperature ranged between w
and ~ degrees the average t3 being degrees lower
Sunday and az higher than the corresponding
day last year
panied by ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
GOVERNOR MKIXLEr EXPECTED ropAh

Governor William Mckinley. OF Ohio. Is eNp..s.
70 arrive at the Windsor Hotel this morning IT, ,
Columbus Ohio He will be accompanied U. ysraj
Mckinney and will remain In the city TOT se
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27

Absolutely correct styles IN Fur
n.ture and best quality can b had
with lowest prices az Fiints. -
West 23d-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27

leaving Liverpool until the Delaware Capes were we're
Sighted the Kensington met with strong gales ana
heavy head seas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
A BELATED MOVEMENT,
TRYING TO DEFEAT CONSOLIDATION
AFTER THE PEOPLE HAVE
VOTED FOR 1T.

THE large AND ENTHUsIASTIC' MEETING
UNDER THE AUSPICES or THE sO-CALLED
BROOKLYN LEAGUE OF LOYAL. CITI-
, 1894-07-19
Observation-Disclosures

Die f%oI8en6en6en Observation-Disclosures
tpur6en 9eitern ausgeiteUt:
gilbert 6offman, 6reiit0diges 8affetns
6aus nit @rogei6oB, 346 @lcnpoob Npe.
pera1i6lagt auf $4,000; Charles 9aaf,,
Stpetit0diges 8adtetn76a nit Gr6ocz
i9oB, 50 WtelrOieitraBe, $4,000; Sobn g.
Copper, 3~lpeiitOftgcs Bafitctnz6 aus nit
@ro8ei9OB, 93O8 2aurel Npe., $4,000 ;
Srau q, SuIIiDan, 5t~petltOftges 8afteinz
6auS init @r0gei6oB, $40 6oman Q(ue.
$4,000; 9. Greg, 5peiit0figc8 8afiteinz
6auS nit @r0gci6OB, 738 6olt 2(ue.
$4,000; Trau 6. 8rouie, 3meiit0dt9eS
8aditcinz9au8 nit Grbgel1oB, 851 2atpuz
bale 2(Oe., $4,000; Srencb & 9ottcr,
innere @srbeiieruu8cn, norb0flicbe Gde
bon Moboib 2(pe. un0 WaibingtontrQBe,
$4,000; s. S, GDan, iecbSit0flgeS 8adz
itcin720gcrbauS nit @ro8ei6oB, 80 6ift6
QIue,, 5000; Sobn Ioricbeber, 3peiit0diges
8aditein76aus nit GrbgciboB, 1927 0arz
hin 2(De., $4,000; 0. S. Brenbergait, bier
it0Gi9cs BoditcinDauS nit 2aoen un6 gr6z
geicboB, 5917 StatcitraBe, $4,000; @.
Stumble, breiit0fi9es 8adtetnbaus nit
2oben unb @ro9el9oB, 97O3 Commercial
QlOe., $4,000.
, 1894-07-19

E bom II. 9te9;ment) nacb Sort 2eapen7
NORTH, &anlaS, Die S%ompa9nie B unD f
pom 10. Snfantcrte>9 tegiment no3 Sort
8rabD, Mfib., auriidfebren. 9aS Snfans
teriez 9fe9iment SEQ. Is, 10 S6waoronen
Gaoollcrie (unO 3par G, E, + uno G bonn
3. GaDaIerte>3 te8iment aus Sort Gtlep,
&as., 4 S9maoronen bes Z. GaDa4eriez
&egimentS aus Sort 0tiobrara, 9teb., unb
2 pom Z. SaoaIerie79 te9iment aus Sort
Sberioan) ul1o ferner 3 8atttrien &rtiuerie
(8atterte E l. Nrtiuerte> Gegt1nent, Sort
SHERIDAN, 8atterien H unb f bonn 2.
Qtrtiuerif> 9tegtment, Sort &ileD) MARRIOTT
rem nac9 Sort Sberi0au.
1n pullman.
Die 8ulman Gar So. i6lu9 9eitern fol7
gcnoe 8efanntm0cbung an Die CUR Tdbrtf
fii6retbe 6aupttbitre an:
y9toti5. 9tcie Tabrtfen tperoen, iobalb
ii9 fir ale 0epariements etne gcnit8enoe
3a6[ 2lrbeiler gemelbet Da6eu, wieber in
8etrieb 9eieBt tperOen.
s.. WtiooLeton, Wan0ger."
SIN groBcr 0n5o9l umltonben 9~eitern bic
Streifcr Dicie Sblr, Ialcn Bic 9t0ti5 un6
gingcn 6anu tpic6er ibre g8ege. Dicie 8e7
tanntmacbutg lit baS Neiultat Ser COME
ren3en 3"tpilcben 8tsepr0ltbent Q8iGeS un0
Oberit Gunner, ioipte JteD. SbomaS nnO
tptr0 BON ben Streifern ais ctn 3etcbelt Der
S6n4c6e Der 8ulmon Gar So. angeie9en.
Q8cnu ni6t nocb in Den nGCbiten Ga9en Elm
%llmlbnun9 In Der Stimmun9 Der Stretfer
e"trtritt, tpirb Bi6eS ben 8eriucb, ben 8e>
trieb tpic6er ouf5unebmen, ouf8cben mill
len. 9ieles Sobrif>@tabli1iencnt entbGlt
80 Deri6ie0ene Departments. lin ben
8etrieb tpieber auf3unehmen, itnO 1900
Qlrbeiter n~ptbtpen6ig, un0 0tele tpiro Die
&ompagnic, ~Deni9ltens Dte Sic NuSitd6ten
iebt iino, nt6t 3uiammenbefommeu. 8tS
ieBt louen I'M 9an3en $50 WtGnn UNI Nr@
belt nab9efucbt baben.
Nacb Befannttperoen Der WiGeS'i9en
QCbiicbt purbe cine Notwithstanding
Der Streifer in Der Prairie, peltlt3 bon
ben SQinoiS Gentralz8abn @eleilen, abgc7
balten. @ttpa 1000 Wfaun nabmen al oerz
Ielben She'll u1b bei6loiien, tpetter SIT
i~treifen, bis tbre Sorberuugen a%nerf0nnt
nGren. Gin Der Gfe Ser 100. StraBe un0
W2i6igon Nbenue 9tclt ettpaS ipGter bic
bouGnoii9e Golonie ebenfaQS cine Ser
iommlung ab. Nub in bieier nurbc
(aIcrbin9S nur nit elmer tletnen Ntaios
rit6) bel9loiien, weitcr 3t i%trcifen.
Sir Ben 6iilfsfon0 8tngcn in ben leBten
Gagen tibet $4,000 0elb eiu. 8orlGuftg
lciber, tpte unS BON Sen Streiffiibrern Dcr7
iicbert miir6e, bic Strcifer unO bercn So
milien abiO[ut feine NOtb, BADEN o(io au6
nod INNER ni6t n0tbig, it6 auf ~llngn0oe
uno @nabe Der Pullman So. 81 er8eben,
, 1894-07-19
u Ser Qufl0fun9 be9rtfen.
Die Swttdmen's mutuaI 0to Qfociatton
Fam in 5oIge Ger Simsrott' i4en Inter
fdIaeunaen nidt weiter ihren Derpfltd=
tunoen nahfommen.

Die S%pitcbmen's WtutuaI Glib QIioz
citation in Norb> Nmertfo, oeren 0aupt;
quarter it6 in Gbicago bcftn6et, lit aneeb1
lt6 in Der NuflOiun9 be9riffen, unb 3tpar
in Solge 6eS &aiienoeft3itS pon $32, 527 .89,
fir tpelbes @tutam 81. Simsrott, Der ebez
maLige Sefretdr unb S9aBmeilter bes Ser
ban6es, DerantiportIib lift. Die gegenp1rs
tt9cn 8eomten Der Organization iinb Wiles
IS. Barrett, @roBmeiiter, aus &aniasGitp,
%9egenpdrtig bier I'M Grace 0ptel tpobnboft,
uno SaneS WfurpbD, SefretGr 1nb SobaB>
meiiter, aus Birmingham, NIabama, felt
ietner @rtDGblun9 bier I'M 0arfteLb Boule>
barb mobn0aft. @roBmeiiter Barrett CAB
9eitern alI, baB bic NIiociotton nit Ser @bz
Dt6elurg tbrer 0ei66fte bcl6Gfttgt lei, ba
ie ben 0erluft Der BON Simsrott unterz
l1l0geuen Summe ni6t ilberoQuern f0nne
unO Oa iebt niht @elo gerug Dor6an6er
lei, I'm Die @nlpriiAe Der Wtit8lteber 81 be-
f~rieoi9cn.
@egenipdrti8 bat Sic Nliociation 5000
WtitGIteOcr, in ibrer belten 3eit ettpa 5000.
SebeS Wttt9lie0 500lt etipa $24 iGbrlicb al
8cttrG9en unO par Dafilr su elmer Summe
bon $1,000 berecbti9t, i'm Sale eS gGnsltc6
arbettSunf06ig pirO. gu oemiel6en 8ez
TRACE iparen bic Qngeb0rt8cn zines Mitz
glieos berecbtigt, bas i'm 9ienit gu ieinem
Io6e fam.
Son ben 178 2ogen 6es 8erban6eS foben
it6 mebr ais bic 6dlfte 3uriidgesogen. 0ie
8tr8en SintSrOtl's iperOeu pabribeinIi6
fir bic llntcri6lagungen beilelben nicbt
nerantmortli6 gemacbt 1perben ~fOnnen, ba
bic NiioeiatiOn ni9t unter ben @eisben 6es
States SQtnots i%ncorporirt mar.
, 1894-07-19

,,Ri6te Gid ouf" 1T cine 6Gmii6e Grno6=
rlultg at Gieieni9en, bic 9o15 berunter itub,
obne Qlppettt unb eutmut9j9t. Nber bic Dirt,
III 1pel9er 0oob's Soriopariuo ben i9wo9en
&0rper oufbaut uub 9uteu Gppetit 9iebt, lit
wu1oerbor.
, 1894-07-19

SO6n 6, MOonep, Ngent SET %.
PHu1nan 2ono NliOctotion, pergiftete fit
9eltern yfacbmtttag III ieiner 0obnun9 go.
ll,945 Sefferfon Qlpe, nit Nrlenif. &rauf=
belt ipIrb ais YfotiD Der Shat be3eic9net.
pie btcii9c vGribune" lGBt fib in
elmer Spe5toIoepeicbe aus 6ommono mel
ben, OaB %Oaielbit cine 0erl9m0rung bes=
perater Utenl9en beitebe, tpelcDe Die Q6Itcbt
baben, bic neutrality-suspicious. Der
Sailing &a1one nieoer8uic6ieBem unb Donn
Die Stanone ouf Die SoGoaten 3u rlcbten.
Die betreftenoe Snformation ioq BON eincm
aIten 9etera1en berrlbreu, DelIen Same
Deri9wie3en Wir6.
, 1894-07-19
2lus oem ShuIratb.
Die Gomites fir oas ~beeinnenoe 6ei66fts
iabr.

9as ptbttgite @eibGft 6er seitriscn
S6uIratbs1 ibung mar Die Grnenuung Der
Deribiebenen Gomttes fir bas be9innen6e
@ei9Gftsiabr ourcb ben 8oritBer, q. g.
Tru0e. Die GOmttes it16 tpte folgt 3u>
iammengeieBt: ..
S9ulOerpGltu II 9 8 c nj / t =:
8relta1, Sale, 9ug9an, Srau Sherman,
Guiof, 8eebe, @rrant, Sbornton, Stolen
t60l, Sirfa.
Gomite itr S6uGangefeIIte
unb MotertaIten: Guiaf, 9uggan,
Cameron, 8lut6ar6t, &eone.
8oucomtte: 8eebe, Sale, WfaQette,
&irt, 8LutDorbt, @oeB, 9re3mal, Ouggan.
6tnan3comtte: 2tnObIOnt, 8renon,
WoIette.
Sutt3cOmtte: ORIGINAL, Grant,
Goientbol.
@erwottung 6eS S3uGfonbz
@t8cntbumS: &eane, Brennan, 8lount,
Cameron, @uiaG.
Gomite itr Qo9i6uIen: Gaz
n1crOn, Sale, Srau Sherman, 8renan,
36ornton.
GOmtte T ii Gpl1ege>Gurie
3bOrnton, 8renan, Sale, Srau Sherman,
Strta.
GngItf9e6 o9s un6 Sanbs
ferttgtettsi6uIe: Mauette, Trau
Sherman, Gtrf.
SpecioIfonbs; 3%Oientbal, Qinbz
bIom, 8lount, &trf.
3et6en Il CD Grant, Gus
lad, 8eebc, Strfa.
Snuff: 8Iut9orbt, 9re8mol, 8GOunt,
Mla(ette. .
@euti9: Sale, 8lut5or6t, 0ugoun,
Srau Sherman, @oeB.
Gurnen: 0oeB, Sirfa, 8Iutbar6t,
&oientbal. ..,
S9nl5tpon9: 9u99an, Sirfa, 2in6z
b(om, 9reaual, &eane.
9a ieoocb 6err Mc2aren, 6er aIS gtatbz
tOl9er BreltonS sum Otttyliebe 6e8 Scbul>
rot99 berufen lit, immer noc5 nicbt enoz
0(lltig ertlGrt bat, Oh ct bic G~rnennung an
neDnle, tper0cn mebrerc 0ieier @omitcS
nob Ourch je etr Wtitglieo ergGn5t 1perDen.
Son Dcrrn 3borntOn lag Der Qlntrag
Dor, DaB milttdriiGe @rercitten ais regel>
mGBtger neutrality-suspicious. fir Die 6ocb>
i3ulen unb bic !0ouDfertigfetts ic6ulc etrz
9cttbrt tuer0en ioueu. 0icier Q(ntrag
lDurOe an Die @omitcS fir Sdbulperwaltun9
uno tltr 0odl9uleu Dertpteleu.
9a5 Suiti5cOmitc tpurbe ouf Nntrag
8cebe'S bcauftro9t, einen @clcbeSenttpurf
auS3norbeiten unO Der nGc9iteu StaatSz
Legislature DOr5ulegen, 6urcb pelben bic
@riperbun8 BON @runbitiiden fir Sbulz
5ipede aut DEM Me9e bes @nteignungSuerz
tabrcnS ernl09ljdt lperbe.
Die 6erren 8renan, Sbornton un6 Sale
pnrben nit Der 9lusarbeitu1g bon Sc
lcb6ttSre9eln titr bas nGbite Geibaftsiabr
beauftragt.
@uBeroem nabm Der Sc5uIrat6 bic iiblis
c9elt Neiolnttonen an, in ipelc6cn er ieir
Sebanern itber bus 2tuSi5eioen ieiner fri
beren Wttt9lieoer 8obenob, &epeQ, &obb,
Stanton, Worner, &olent6al un0 6ral
Tlotper %auSipric6t.
, 1894-07-19
Stdott1hes,
OeDen beim.
Das 8unoesmiIttdr uno sic 2. Bri
9o1e Ser Stoatsmilis perIaiien
Chicago.

Der Streif miro weiter fort9eie5t.- 2Ius Dem
meften fommen i'm ~Rauptquortter Scr
N. z. H." ermutbieenoe Oepeidet
an. - Jm Diehhofso iftrict wieoer unz
ruben befiird2tet. - Die Pullman CONF
panY mill oen Setrieb aufuehmcn.- Die
Streifer hobeu ober feline &uft, mtt5u=
fpieIen. - Wollen OlneY inter Qnfla9e
gefeut fcben. - 8o6 Burns ipielt oer
Sd1pei9fanen.
, 1894-07-19

8eftes SamiIten=S otarrbmtttel 9Oob's
pilIeu.
, 1894-07-19

sum pretie bon 75c per Stid, Oiefelben ftno in
uno pofen 9enou sur 2lufbewohrun9 bon 20 Def
ten, Die Wtoppen f0nnen 81 obi9em pretie jeoer'
5ett in u~nferer Office abeeholt meroen.
, 1894-07-19
81. 81. Il.
SuI0 IT,, 1894.

2tn Ollie, Sic e8 an9cbt. SSn elmer in
Gorcoran'S Sale am oben auf8efiibrten
Sage ab8ebaLtenen 8erlammlung Der
81. 81. II. ipuroe ctnitimmig Der fOlgcnoe
8ei6luB an9enommen:
8ei9lOiien, OaB ale M}anncr, bic fcrtz
fabren fiir bic Union Stod Ooro5 & Graniit
60, Qlrmour & So, Stpift & &c., 9telion
OtorrtS & Co., Burton Stod Gar 60,
StreetS Stable Gar 60, Canada Cattle
Gar So. nnb ale anberen in Der gtoc66arz
fcboft Ser Gieb60fe befin6li9en Sa6riten,
in beren Giienbabnangeiteute irgenb etlpas
3u tbun baben, 8u orbetten, fit INNER ais
rScabs" 9ebran6marft un0 ais iolcbe be-
banDeLt neroe1t.
, 1894-07-19

Annual Statement q %r ths IM MI4K AVE- Ed MEGR "A
OF Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin, on the
Slst day of December, 1888: made to the Insur.
ance superintendent of the State of Illinois,
pursuant to law: