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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
MAURICE GRAUs SURPRISE.
Had No Intimatfon of Mime. Calv
l,.as Ii on. Cnr,f1acf

Had No Intfmation of Mime. Calve
Breaking Her Contract.
New York, April 90, 1S94.-Maurice
Grau, of Abbey & Grau, when seen today in
his Office, in reference to Mime. Calve sud-
denly breaking her contract with his firm,
was much distracted man. He said he
knew nothing of Mme Calves intention
until he read it this morning in the papers.
He said she would probably come to New
York today. She spent the night at the
Capital, he declared, SO as not to needlessly
undergo the fatigue of travel after singing
such difficult part Mme Calve was an
nounced to appear in Brooklyn tomorrow
night. If she does not it means loss of
thousands of dollars.
He was asked If he upheld Nine. Calve in
her attitude toward Nine Eames.
1T would not be polite" he replied, ''for
me to support either in the trouble that evil
IDENTIFY has arisen between them. Only one
thing more will say and that is this: Nine.
Calve, I do not believe intended to insult
the public when she refused Mime. Eames'
hand Tuesday nightn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
THE NEW YORK ALL RIGHT.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1894 Secretary
Herbert characterizes the accounts of the
utter helplessness Of the armored cruiser
New York as exaggerated. 1t is true that
the magnificent vessel was hurried to
Rio in an emergency without the usual
exhaustive tests and the wisdom of this ac-
tion was clearly vindicated when Admiral
Benham was able to establish respect for the
United States flag when the colors Of other
nations produced no effect upon the high
handed actions of the insurgents
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
RED BANKS CHARTER ELECTION
Special to the jersey CITY Nctrs.

RED BANK, April 20, 1s94.-The charter
election to be held here on May 6 promises
to be very exciting Heretofore non-par-
tisan ticket has been elected, which was
nominated by open primary. This year,
however, politics will be brought into play
and Republican and Democratic candidates
will be placed in the field.
The republicans held their primary in the
Town Hall last night, and there was large
attendance The meeting was called to order
by Captain Charles B. Parsons. The follow
ing candidates were nominated
Chief Commissioner. Charles d. Warner
Assistants, o. E. Davis, Alexander b. Fra
ger, Narris Pach and George Cooper.
The democrats will make their nomina-
lions tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
A TOWN INUNDATED.

WINNIPEG, Me-, April 20, 1s94.-By the
choking of the sewers the northwestern part
of the city is flooded, and yesterday the peo-
pie living in that neighborhood had to be
rescued by means Of boats, and in other
parts people have been compelled to leave
their houses owing to water flooding over
the floors. 1t has been raining hard here for
three days, and the Red River is rising
with great rapidity. and in few hours
water will reach the danger mark The
situation last night was considered danger
ous A blizzard prevailed all day yester-
dav
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
THE STEAMSHIP LINES FIGHT.

New York, April 20, 1894 The English
lines have as yet taken no action to meet the
cut in the rate of steerage tickets from this
country to England made by the Continen-
tai Stea inship Pool.
No actionis anticipated for several days or
until the agents have had time to study the
situation
AT the Office of the North German Lloyd
and the Hamburg American Companies it
was said nothing further would be done
until the English, companies cut their rates
to meet the reduction of the German Lines.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
THE BRITANNIUs ROUGH voyAeE
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

QUEENSTOWN, April 20, 1s94-The steamer
Britannia, which arrived here this MORN
ing, had frightfully rough voyage, en-
countering fierce head gales For two days
heavy seas broke over the ship, during
which time she was in great danger. The
passengers were compelled to remain below
for the greater part of the voyage. The
vessel was unable TO land her New York
pilot and was, consequently, compelled to
bring him to Queenstown.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
FEMALg PoIsoNER ooNFEssEs.
By Gable to the United Press.

ANTWERP, April 20, 1s94.-It is rumored
on charges of having poisoned her sister,
brother and uncle in order to obtain the in
surance on their lives, has confessed her
guilt under the three charges. 1t is said
that she procured large quantities of NOR
phine from chemists in Brussels by means of
forged orders. She originally obtained an
order for quantity of the drug and used
copies of that order whenever she desired to
obtain new supplies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
STRIKERS MARCHING TO NEW YORK
Special to the Jersey CITY Neaus.

PATERSON, April 20, 1s94.-The striking
ribbon weavers, to the number of $50, left
this morning at 800 o'clock for New York.
They expect to meet the striker of that city
and Of Union Hill at Secaucus at noon. The
paraders have good supply of refresh
ments, which are being conveyed in brewery
wagons The procession when passing up
Main street was witnessed by about 1900
persons
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
WANsER's APPOINTMENTS.

1t was reported upon the best Of author
ity, this morning, at City Hall, that Mr.. P.
w. M. West of the Union League Club is to
succeed Commissioner Van Keuren in
the Police Board. Ex-Fire Commissioner
Thomas Mills Of the old Fifth
District is also stated to succeed James j.
Donnelly in the Fire Board. He operates
the row boat ferry at the Washington street
gap. All the appointments will be made
public on Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
METEOROLOGICAL CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1s94.-The an
nual convention of the American Meteoro-
logical Society was opened at the Colum-
bian University today. Papers were read
by prominent scientists from all parts of the
country and especial attention viii be paid
to the work accomplished by the United
States weather bureau during the past year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
pitched on a snow Drift.

DENVER, April 20, 1s94-The B. and M.
passenger train No. 4, eastbound, was
ditched yesterday on now drift on the
track snear3t Yuma, Col The passengers
were ulIinjured, but Engineer Tirlin and
Fireman Goodwin were seriously hurt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
THE HUNGARIAN MONARCHY.

BUDAPEST, April 90, 1s94-Th proposal
to hold an exposition in 1896 in celebration
of the millennial anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the Hungarian monarchy was
unanimously approved by the Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday A committee of sixty
was appointed to make sll necessary ar
ranpeinents
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
GOLD FOR EUROPE.

New YORK, April 20, 1s94.-The gold
engagements by tomorrow's steamers viii
largely depend upon the final Instructions by
cable, but it is estimated that five houses
will ship $4,25O.000 on the steamer La
Bretagne. Room has already been spoken
for 50, ,750, 600.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20

CLEVELAND, O., April 20, 1s94.-Hun-
dreds of striking workingmen are visiting
the gangs employed on public Improvements,
and compelling them to stop work. The
men are armed with clubs and the situation
looks ugly. Police and patrol wagons have
been called to the different scenes where riot
is fearad
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
NO EXPLOSIVES IN CITIES.
BIZ Cable to the United Press.

MADRID, April 90, 1s94.-The Government
has announced its intention of rigidly pro-
hibiting the storage of explosives intended
for mining and agricultural purposes in
cities and towns. Such explosives will be
required to be stored in places remote from
habitations.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
A FEARFUL BLIZZARD.

JAMESTOWN, N. D., April 20, 1894. The
rain and snow storm still continues un-
abated. The storm commenced Monday
noon with light rain and has continued to
increase until it has assumed the proper
tions of fearful blizzard.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
GREEN GOODS BIZ.
Three Dealers Sending Out
Circulars From This City
Their Schemes.
A VERY ENTICING LETTER
Western Union Telegraph Company
the Only One the Swindlers
Will Trust.

The Grand Jury will be called upon, at the
present sitting, to take some action relative
to green-goods operations in this city. De-
spite the fact that it is said there are no
operators here, circulars are being sent
broadcast and victims are instructed to tele-
graph to Jersey City, and only by the West
ern Union, when they decide to purchase.
There are three operators here, their tele-
graph address being Thomas jefferson, No.
81 York street; A. G. Hoyt, No. 210 Hudson
street, and the third to Claremont station, on
the Central road.
THE CIRCULAR.
Jeferson's circular is as follows:-
Ny DEAR SrR-Pardon the liberty take IN
view to open business that I will guarantee
will prove very profitable for US both, hope
Ing in you If you do not care to go into 1t. Tho
capital you require is $500 or over, and guar
aftee you can make $1,000 to $1,000 or over
every month, the more capital you invest the
larger your profits.
Read the inclosed clipping cut from WASH
ington newspaper Of recent date, which will 81
also the quality of them. better than caa
write you. From what the experts IN Wash
ington say you can easily judge that the
sketrton backs are perfectly safe to handle.
Should you have the required capital and desire
to buy stock OF them, will let yoe know
where we can meet, as a personal acquaintance
Is absolutely necessary. To communicate with
me obey the following Instructions
NAMELY. Ncuer write me letter TO thfs
address as teiH not receire 1t, but sad the
following telegraph despatch, then WIN send
you full particulars, also Instructions where %
meet me. Direct despatch to
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
No. 81 York ST.,
Jersey City,
New Jersey.
THUS w-Ssnd duplicate Of ellis Book No.
1866.
Only sign the initials of your name to tele-
gram, not your full name. Be sure and tele-
graph the same words aud numbers / give you
in telegram above. then / will know it is you.
Send all kilograms by Western Union Telegraph
Company, and no other. Pay for telegram
when sending it and you can depend on .
Yours in confidence,
THOMAS JEFFERsoN.
Enclosed with the above the victim re-
ceives what purports to be newspaper clip
ping, where Treasury official says the
counterfeits are so perfect that they cannot
be distinguished from the good ones.
HoYf's WAY OF DOING.
A. G. Hoyt sends his friends confidential
typewriter letter of about $500 words,
lauding bis goods. With this is the follow
ing
DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUM-
STANCES sign your FULL NAME to the tele-
gram you send; simply sign your first or given
name. such as Thomas John, George, etc., and
be sure to Write the telegram exactly IS foi-
lows or will not Know who It is 'FRONT.'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW loRK April 20, 1ss4.-Local forecast for
the thirty-six hours ending at eight P. A.. on
Saturday:-For southeastern New York. including
Long Island; also for Connecticut and Northern
New Jersey:-Cloudy and foggy today and on
Saturday, with possibly an occasional shower
slightly warmer; southerly Winds
Hartnett,x Thermometers Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
Always scarce-In the Country.

Mrs. suburb--.sYou look tired out.
Mr Subnrb--sI am. have been searching for the
tens of thousands of unemployed that the papers
talk about
-"Do you wish to help themr
eyes. want man to shovel snow, but guess
I'll have to do it myself. New York Weekly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20

CASEY, Ill, April 20, 1s94-"Gen. Fryes
industrial army" numbering 1S3 men, came
in this city last evening. All are in the best
of snirits
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
ooRBETT IN LONDON.

LONDON, April 20, 1s94.-James J. Cor
bett, the American pugilist, has arrived in
London and taken up his quarters at the
Hotel Victoria.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20

Purify the b1ood, tone the nerves, and
give strength to the weakened organs and
body by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20

George Bunnsll. Undertaksr and Enbsluaer,
No. Wayne street. Telephone call Ia A.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-20
Nebraska ContIngent Threatened.

OMAHA, Neb., April 20, 1e94.-Kelley's
arEy is under shelter this morning. al
though suffering from yesterdays exposure.
Twenty men are sick The railroad people
threaten If the army take train to send
wild engine down to meet it for the pur
pose of wrecking it.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

Der obnebtn i&on 10 i9musisen ameri-
faniIden politif. Oie vNem Oorfer
Staats3eituns" sibt einem BON uns idon
friiber pieberbolt ausseiprodenen @e=
banfen in folsenber unperbillter Gorm
Nusorud: uSn SEEM Yort unb allen
srbBeren Stdbten ,pirbe bas algemelne
Trauenltimmre1t bic Yro1titution Der
Yolitif burd bic eeperbsmdbigen Pro=
itituirten bebeuten. g8dre unter oielen
nidt lelbit Der 9rans porbanoen, ii6
6fentltd berporsutbun, 10 piirben ses
pillenlole politifer tie stuinsen, ibr
Stimmre6t aus5uiben. llnb mie 1tdnbe
es bann um bic &einisune Der 8olittf
bur6 bic eble @eibli6feit? Cine Yer=
ion, bic ibren 2etb perfauft, pertauft
au6 ibre Stimme. Gs lit ni6t n6tbis,
oieles unerquidli6e Sbema meiter aus=
Suipinnen. Sir 9lle, bic perIteben mol
gen, seniisen Mnbeutunsen." Sie
ngeetp Dorfer Staatsseituns" bdtte mod
binsufiisen f0nnen, baB bic 8ublotrnen
ni6t alein ibre Stimmen perfaufen
piirben, 1onbern BOP li6 na9 toenigen
Sabren bas profeilionelle Yolitifantens
tbum, bas Corps Der Seelers,
Waro6ummer uno 6irer bauptlddli9
aus ben Proltituirten unb ibren 3ubals
tern refrutiren lpirb. limb bas vge=
l6minfte Safer" wirb es perlteben, bur4
bic Ginfiibrung gang neuer g8aHen Der
Yolitif einen Saut &out unb elm Gaf
finement gu perleiben, BON mel6em tnan=
der unierer pernaselten Grauenredtler
ni9t bic blaIie Mbnuns bat. Sat li9
ni9t bic europdii9e Diplomatic, na=
mentli6 I'M porisen Sabrbunbert, lebr
baufis Der 8ublfiinite raffinirter gpar
t69ter sur grrei9une politil9er 3iele
beoient? Sat oas Gocottentbum nidt
an fron5DIilben SDfen - mon benfe an
bic pompabour unb 9ubarrp - eine
srobe &o0e seipielt? 9aben ni6t bic
Grauen BON jeber in oer Yolitit einen
beoeutenben inilub ausseiibt unb ,uar
ni9t bie1er gini1uB um 10 sr0Ber, je ,pes
niger iie nit ibren &eisen fnaulerten? ?
Man6e Observation-Disclosures oenfen
bic Grauen tpiirben in Der amerifani den
politif etpa bic &olle ipielen, tpel9e bic
g9eria, bic 8eratberin oes alten r6rti=
Iden &6niss Guma Yomptlius 1pielte.
8er bas @etriebe unierer Yolitit fennt
unb es peib, bob man auf jenem 6elbe
am meitei item fommt, uenn man 1i9 nit
bidfeai9er llnperi6dmtbeit iiber An=
itanbsriidlidten binlpes gu ieben per-
tebt, Der fann iiber lol9e ytaipitat nur
laden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
QusDa1bin 9tor.
GenareE,.
Genereb.

gB 5bin9ton, 13. Sum-. - SIM
Senat ,purbe beute iiber bic 5arifbill
bebattirt. Senator Sherman bielt eine
ldnsere &ebe sesen 6reitpolle. Ser
9enator iu6te in berI Ielben no63utpei=
len, baB 6reipolle bic Wolleninbufrie
berni9ten ,piirbe. Sie Gebe 1trobte
BON itatiltii6em Material.
Stemart unb Sansbrousb Ipra6en
se9en GreitpDlle.
SIM Sauie ipuroe bieSSnbianerper=
willisun9sbill beratben. -z,,,r~
Waibinsto n, IA. Stunt. - Na6
Grlebieung einiser 9outinesel6dfte
uurbe i'm Senats nm 10 llbr bic Sarif=
bin tuteber aufsenommen. 2oose BON
WfaIla6ul letts belt cine lanse Gebe se=
gen 6reilpplle.
gSaibingtpn, Is. SUM. - SIN
Senat wurbe bic Sarifbill mieber oufoes
nommen. Splpb, Gepublifaner bon
Oregon, b;elt eine ldneere Sarifrebe.
SIM Soule lprob Gep. springer, Der
Sobn bes &eprd lentanten Springer,
bas @ebet 9aa6oem mebrere &esie=
run9sgebaube betreIfenbe Sills einbe=
ri6tet ,uoroen. muroe bic Snbianerper=
willisunssbill pieber aufsenommen.
@albineton, Is. Stunt. - Sm
5enat tpuroe 6eute Die Beratbung Der
einselnen 8arasrapben ber Sarifbil
fort9elebt. Grpe unb anbere Senatoren
bielten fllrse Heoen. SiQ's slntrae,
&oblen auf bic Sreilite gu Ieben, rief
eine lan9e Sebatte berpor.
9as Saus berietb auf Mntras BON
&epralentant 9at6 bon Millouri Die
Inti=Option Bill.
Darlington, 10. Suni. - SIM
g en- at tpurbe beute Die Debatte iiber
bic Sarifbiq fortselebt. Dte Mbtbei=
lung vStrobmaaren unb Matten" fam
an bic &eibe unb fiibrte gu elmer einse7
benoen Siscuiion.
Mls man nit Der 9lbtbeilun9 Gtro9=
maaren fertis mar, ,uurocn bic auf Ybo=
tograpbien, Yersament, @dreibmateria=
lien uiu. be3iisli@en Photographer oufs
9enommen. SDnes bon Mrfanlas, unb
SHERMAN BON Obio betbeilisten li1
eifri9 an Der 9ebatte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
sSn ber lebten QegtslaturIibun

Sn BET lebten 2esislaturIibuno
mar Senator 90. s. Glart BON Glepes
laao, elmer ber tpiitbenbiten Yrobibitip=
niiten Obio's, Der anerfannte 0ortdm-
pier Der Jrauenre9tler. Mls bic 6rau.
enitimnare9tsbia I'M 9auie ni4t bic
notbwenbise conititutioneqe Mebrbeit
erbalten bate, bra9te Genator @larf
bic Bin wieber Dor ben 5enat unb iei=
men gemiibansen lit es 3u3ul6reiben,
bab bielelbe 16lieb!ieb in beiben 6dulern
pollirt lpuroe. Nls lein Sliiselaoiutant
funsirte unIer Genator Garnbart, tuel=
dem Der College bon @lepelano bor eini=
gen Sasen mod einmal in einem ipeciel=
len Sdreiben Ieinen Sanf ausipratb.
Bei bieier .@elesenbeit ldbt benn au6
Senator glarf bic &ube politdnbig aus
Dem Cad, inoem er bic SoIfnunq unb
l1eberseusuns ausipribt, baB binnen
furser 3eit bic Trauen in ber sanaen
llnion bas unbelhranfte actipe uno paI=
lipe Wablre1t erlansen peroen. Stun,
Senator glarf mag ia 3e9t baben. Sob
6as unbei@rdntte 6rauenltimmre9t nod
einmal in alien Staaten Der Union ein=
9efiibrt tperben tpiro, baran 1T mobl
faum Su 3tueifeln. Mber mas tpirb bas
gnbe iein? Die totale Werlumpfumg
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

- @ie aus @albington gemelbet
mirb, bot Der neue peniionscommildr
2o9ren es fertis sebra9t, bab oieies
Ntol bic 8erpaltun9 bes Yen]ionsbu=
reaus fein Oefi3it aufweilen mirb.
gbren @aum, Der 0orsdnser 2odren's,
bate fir bos am 80. SUM- abl9liebenbe
Sobr elm Def3it bon $15,0OO,0OO in
Ausi9t geltellt. gs mirb jaBt gen1el=
bet, baB bic $165,OO0,O00 betragenbe
Belpillisuns big gum l. Suli ni9t poa=
tfdnbig ausse9eben iein tpiro. Raum
bate Die Yen1ionsoussaben fit bieles
Sabr auf $1SO,OOO,00O peranl9last.
Wtan 1iebt, Der bemofratiI9e &einigungs=
pro3eB bat bod etwas gebolfen.
- Die idmmerliden Weriu9e bes
,State Sournal", bas eine republifoni=
19e Mitglieb Der Beb0rbe Der Gountp-
gommilare rein ;u maiden unb ben
Oemofraten bic sanse S6ulb an Der
2otteruirtbi6aft aufjubiirben, tuerben
bon ber rGpening Dispdtd". sebiibrenb
3uridsemieien. Die Beb0rbe 1T ioli-
bariii9 fir ibre 9anolunsen peranttport-
lid, tpenn feins Der Wtitglieber prote=
itirt. gs udre ldderli6 nno I'm b09-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

Na6oem Colonel GOnser in 9ltron
mebrere 8omben in bas Mc&inlep 9aaer
sel6leuoert, bat jebt au9 Der Republics
nil6e 8unoeslenator GuI(om BON Silt
nOis Stellung gu ben Yrdlibentldafts=
alpirationen unleres @onperneurs se=
nOmmen. 8unbesienator Gullom bat
Dor einisen Sabren an Den Oebatten
iiber bic Wc&iulep 8iG lebr regen Mn-
tbeil 9enommen uno meiB baber gam,
genau, nit welden S6pierisfeiten bic
jyreunoe Der gill Su fdmpfen batten, Inn
oleleIbe ourhSupeitI9en. Ser Senatpr
bat dbnli6 wie Dor slpei Sabren einem,
Seri6tetitatter Der Stem Yort Sribune"
runb beraus ertldrt, bab bic 8il bic
llr'ade Der republifanil6en Nieberlasen
serpelen lei. Sie republitanil6e Yartei
bate lid perpfli9tet, bic 3bGe su rebusi=
rem, babe aber itatt beHen in pielen 6al=
len Die 3Dlle erbDbt. Senator guuom lit
offenbor Der Mnlidt, baB Mc&inlep iid
bel bet nd6iten $Prdiiaentl9aftstpabl als
ein Bleiseiuidt fir bic Yartei ertpeiien
muroe.
Mir seben unlerem @ouperneur ben
guten Hatb, Ii9 ni9t in 10 ungemein
suorinsli4er @eiie auf ben pralioent=
ibaftste1er su iteuen. Gerabe BET fie=
berbafte Gifer, nit tpeldem ct iebt Be.
reits leinen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aufsu=
pdppeln perlu6t, ruff bic Oppolition
ma9 uno treibt feline Weitbe,perber su
9lei9er Sbdtisteit an. Was Wlc&inlep
i9aoet, 1T Dor ALIEN aud Der umitanb,
6ab Ohio fein 5tpeif ifelbafter, ionbern elm
itramm republitanil9erS lit. Muber-
benz meib man i'm republitanil9en
9auptquartier 9an3 gut, baB bic sroBe
Mebrbeit, uelde Mcainlep lebten 0erblt
erbielt, bauptid9li6 auf Nednuns ber
ihle1ten 3eiten gu idreiben lit. Bis
1896 fiebt jebo@ nod bel @a1er bur9
ben Ohio unb es 1T 3iemlib uabri9ein=
li4, oab lid BIG bobin bic 3eiten san;
erbebli6 gebeIert baben. Sn lol6em
Sale miillen aber bic @epublifaner init
gang anoeren Joftoren re9nen, benn bic
Demofraten f6nnen bann nit 2ei9tia-
teit ben Spteb umbreben unb bic repub=
lifanil4e MeRinlep Bin fir bic iebisen
n19le6ten 3eiten" perantwortli6 MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

- 9ie loeialiitii6e Nrbeiter gartei
ifellte am Samitas folsenoes Staats=
Stdet auf.
Staatslefretdr : Daniel %. Wallace,
Elm aoblensraber BON @lOulter, gthens
Gountn Staats=S4ulcommiidr @m
Watfins BON 0opton; Wtitslieb Der
8ebDroe fir Offentlibe Irbeiten g4.
6. Ypmerpp BON GleDelanb.
Sir bas Mmt eines Staats=Oberri1=
ters murbe fein @anbioat aufseitellt, oa
Ii6 niemano semeloet bate, bod wurbe
bas Staatscomite ansetpielen, einen
pd1lenben ganbibaten aussuluden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Ser 11eue. ppr einioen Saoen pp,

- Ser neue, Dor einisen Sasen bon
Der 2esislatur bon &bobe Sslanb er=
mdblte genator @etmore loq Elm foloi=
fales r@elb Barrel" befisen, auBerben,
aber Elm rlebr beI9rdnfter Ropf" lein.
ct bot feline grtpdbluns fait ausldlieb=
lid benz umitanbe gu uerbonfen, oab er
ftets sroBe 8eitrdse in bic Republicans
i9e gampasnetaiIe sablte. Benn wirb
man 10 melt fommen, baB bic 8unbes=
ienatoren bur1 bas 8nlf otreft er,odblt
tperben? Sebenfalls f0nnte oann Der
@elbiad ni9t ieinen ginflub in
bemielben @rabe ausiiben, pie bel bem
iebi9en Spitem.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
SIM Senat famen am Samita

SIM Senat famen am 5amias
bic @oI56ue tpieber aufs Sapet. Yef=
fers Mmenbement, Die ldmmtliden Mpu=
fabritate auf bic 6reiliite gu iesen, tuurbe
NIT 46 sesen 3 Stimmen pertpDrfen
Dafiir 1timmten nur bic Yopuliiten
Mlen, &ple uno pefer. Ser erlte ga=
rasrapb Der Mbtbeilun9 fir Wolle fam
Johann sur geratbuns. Serielbe iest
einen 3ol BON Is 4rosent auf Mbfall=
molle unb @bobbp feit. 0elt erfldrte,
oas 6inan5cOmite babe ben 3oa fsfse-
lest um bic iest int 2anbe 10 alsemein
porberrl9enbe 6abrifation BON Sbobbp=
ltoffen gu belhrdnten, unb senau als
oeml lelben &runbe lei bic @olle auf bic
Greiliite 9elest tuorben. Inter benz Mc=
Rinlepseies babe li6 Die Tabritation
bon Sbobop perboppelt. SIN lebten
Sabre babe lie $4,000 betrasen. Sof-
fentli9 pirb es nit Der @olle ni9t dbn=
lid wie nit benz 3uder seben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

= SIM 9. (Solebo) uno I'M 10.
(portsmoutb) gonsrebbiitrift finben
beute bic republitanil9en gonsrebcon=
pentionen itatt. SIM 9. 9itritt fdmpfen
&eprdientant 6. g. griffin - Der &ieie
bonn Wtaumee - Elm beseiiterter Mnbdn=
ger 6orafer's, unb &eprdIentant Sames
8. Soutbarb um bic gon,ination. Ser
Diltrift beitebt aug ben Counties Sutton,
2ucas, Woob uno Ottama.