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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
JoTTINGs At THE CAPITAL.

Senator sherman proposes to have all
notable spots in the revolutionary history
designed and marked by commissioner
to be appointed by the president,
The post msster general has settled the
long controversy over the awarding Of the
contract Tor printing postage stamps for
the next four years by rejecting all the
bids and ordering that the work be done
by the bureau OF engraving and printing.
The president sent to the senate the fol-
lowing nominations; Granville Stuart, Of
Montana, envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary of the United States to
Paraguay and UuruGuay: John H. Savage,
OF New Jersey, United States consul at
Dundee Scotland.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
THE RESULT OF AouaRREL.
A Michigan Farmer Slashss His WifS
and Then Hangs Himself

A Michigan Farmer Slashss His wife
and Then HanSs Himself
BENTON HARBOR, Mich. Feb. 81 -
Frederick Westtall, a farmer, living in
Riverside township, attacked his wife
with csse knife during quarrel at
the breakfast table this morning. Mrs.
Westtall WAS dangerously wounded
about the face and neck. aul her huS-
band supposinS her dad, drove his
children out of the house at the point
of revolver
He then poured kerosene oil about
the room and overturned the cook
stove, setting fire to the house. West-
fall then cut his own throat aud wrists
and went to an old shed and hanged
himself. Mrs Westfall was rescued
before the flames had reached her body.
but she is in critical condition aud
will probably die.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
THE PLYMouTa MINE VICTIMS.
Eleven Widows and Forty Orphans Are
Still In Suspsnse.

WILKES BARRE, Feb. el. - Every
thing seemed very quiet at the Gay .
lord mine today and up to this even
ing there is nothing new to report.
There is one fact, that the hope Of find
ing the men alive is abandoned, aud
that there are eleven widows aud forty
orphans left to suffer
An attempt WAS to have been made
today to send a mum Der of men into the
mine for the purpose OF tim bsring the
top of q mass OF loose rock and coal,
but Mine Inspector WilIiamsiwould not
permit 1t to be done. The work OF NOV.
ing the debris goes on in the usual
slow manner, aud it will be many days
before the thirteen unfortunate men
are found.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81

w ASHlNGTON, rep. u.
N SLONG and animated discus
IAN sion WAS started in the seuate
~ early today by Mr. Voorhees,,
Ii v Indiana. rising to contradict a
story published in the Philadelphia
Press as to the Democratic members of
the finance committee calling upon
President Cleveland Mt the white
house and receiving instructions from
him rs to some points in the tariff bill.
Mr.. Voorhees, declared with earnest
ness that there was not the faintest
particle or shadow of truth in the
statement.
A fresh subject of annoyance and
bitterness WAS supplied in an inquiry
by Mr.. Chandler, New Hampshire, as
to the actual position held by Mr.
Mills, Texas, in connection with the
finance cOmmitte3-Mr, Mills having
been designated to act a member in the
absence of Mr. Mcpherson, New Jsr-
ssy, on account OF illness As Mr.. Nc.
Pherson had been in Washington for
the last week, Mr.. Chandler wanted to
know whether the New Jersey senator
or the Texas senator was now = mem
ber OF the committee or whether both
were members.
Before his curiosity was relieved on
that point, if it was relieved at all,
many senators had been drawn into
the dlsputation which became at times
quite personal and provocative Of some
exhibition Of temper. After this epi'
sode Mr. White, California, addressed
the senate in advocacy Of the resolu-
tion, declaring a consideration Of the
project of annexation Of Hawaiian ter
r!tory to be unwise and inexpedient.
The senate adjourned at 5: AS p IN.
SNOW CHAsEs THEM IN.
Notwithstanding the fact that as
many as 27l members responded tc
their names in the house today on a
single roll call. Mr.. Bland was unable
to get more than 40 to vote to proceed
with the consideration Of his bill to
coin the seigniorags Of the treasury
silver bullion.
Ssrgesnt.at-Arms Snow reported oil
of Mondays absent embsrs either in
Washington or on their way here, ex-
cept the sick and excused ones, aud
seven for whom authorized deputies
mad been sent. No further arrests had
been made, he reported, and when Mr..
Reed protested against the discrimina-
tion in favor of Democratic mem bers
the speaker ordered the sergeant-at
arms to execute the orders of the house
Opponents Of the Bland bill wanted tC
adjourn until Friday. but by vote Of
lao to 1O4 the house adopted Mr.
BANDS motion to adjourn until tomor
row.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
TROUBLE At MINGo MINES.
Non Union Men Wounded from Ambush
Shooting.

MIDDLEsBoRoUH, Ky. Feb. 81. -
The troubles continue at the Mingo
mines. Nonunion men were fired
upon last night from ambush, One
was wounded, but not fatally. A train
load of coal was ditched by the strikers.
The Louisville aud Nashville has de.
clined to handle the output until the
order against the Knights of Labor is
reversed. A cavein at the Mingo
mines yesterday killed Tom Jackson
aud wounded two others. They were
non union men.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
NOTABLE GROUP OF DEATHS.

Miss Anna Ella Carroll, daughter. of
the late Governor Carroll, of Maryland, at
Washington, d. c.
Dr. Oliver p. James, aged 20, one of the
most prominent physicians Of Doylestown,
Pa. He was Democratic member of the
state senate in 1864, and was prominent in
1ncal nnliticg
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
SOUTHERN PROTEST.
The Tennessee Miners Are Raising OBJ
jsctions to Free Coal,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Feb 2l.--A con-
vention of the coal miners of Ken
lucky and Tennessee was held In this
city yesterday. There were represen ted
sixty mines, which have an annual out.
put of 5000, 900 bushels and employ
10, 900 hands, upon whom As. 900 people
depend for support.
The convention passed resolutions
asking that coal be not pl aced upon the
free list, and praying the Tennessee
and Kentucky senators to use their in.
fluence against the passage of the free
coal and iron clauses of the Wilson
bill
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
STABBED WITH SHEARS.
A Tragedy in a'Wsstern Carriage Man
ufaeturlng Establishment.

"A Tragedy III u W6Bkern OarrlaRe man =
ufaeturlng Establishment
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. 2l.-Jacob Ka
par, aged 35, met his death this morn
Ing at the hands of Frank Geiser, u
16-year old boy. Both were employed
at carriage factory Kapar went to
the factory intoxicated and commenced
quarreling with young Geiser and
called him several vile names.
Then he threw hammer at the boy
and started toward him. Geiser seized
pair Of long trimmer shears lying on
the table and as Kapar reached him
the boy plunged the shears to the depth
Of four inches into the drunken mans
left breast. KSpar fell to the floor and
died with an oath on his lips, Gsiser
was arrested
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
BOILING SPRINGS LOSES.
Scotland Will Ga, the New Soldiers Or
phans School.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 81 After long
and fruitless fight, Boiling Springs has
finally lost the new soldiers orphans
industrial school and Scotland will get
it
The commission has drawn a war
rant for $l2, 900. the price of 100 acres of
land in Scotland The chairman of
the committee on property has been
authori zed to draw up the deed and at.
tend to the contamination Of the sale.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
KEoGH is CHAM PloN.
He Defeats ths Crack Players at the
State Tournament.

State Tournament.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-The final
game in the state pool tournament was
played tonight between Jerome Keogh,
OF Scranton, and Frank Sherman, OF
Athens, and the former won easily,
being fifty points ahead at the
conclusion Of the game. Ksogh's vic
tory gives him the championship of
the state, and the Brunswick trophy
and first money.
The amount he wins is $780,, Shpr-
man, who finishes second. gets $12Oi
Doughsrty, who was third, $50; Will
son gets $40. as he finished fourth, and
Tate, who was firth, gets $50. The
score is as follows: Keogh 10, Is. a.
TO- 8, A, IA, o. 7. IA, 10, 8. 0. 8. 3, 8, s.
150 Sherman 8, O. 10, 7, II, 1, 5, T. /.
8, Z, Is, 10, II, 8, 1-93. Scratches,
Keogh Q, Sherman
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

SNnW WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-Forecdst
WV" Tor ThursSdaW For eastern
Fl Rennsyiudnia, generally snoiD in
The early morning, folloiUed by
clearing fair in the afternoon, north
,Uinds. For iUeSieya PcnnSptrdnia, fair,
Ddrmer IN northe,7l portion, tOeSt iUinds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
WILSON WILL TaKs A BATH.

The Great Tariff Reformsr Does Not
Feel Well.
ST. LOUIS, Mo- Feb 20-A special to
the Globe Democrat from Aguas CAL
ientas, Mexico, says Congressman Will
son and Tarsney have arrived from Ell
Paso.
Chairman Wilson is far from we'll,
as yet and was feeling so badly that
the party decided to stop over here for
two or three days, to give Mr. Wilson
the benefit of the hot baths.
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OUR AM is TO GIVE DAILY JUST uTTAE 0R NEWS JUST lTTl BETTER

finally concluded to act and the funeral
party entered the church. where the
services were conducted in rather short
order.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
ERASTUS WIMAN
IN THE TOMBS
A. G. Dun 4 Co.'s Former Agent Charged
with EmbeZlem0lt.
He COULD NOT PROCURE BAIL

The Inventor of the Cyclone PuIVer-
izer Financially Winded - Arrested
Upon Charge of Having Hypno-
tised 1929, 900 - He Advocated
Canadian Annexation and Endorsed
Checks with Equal Ease-End of a
Brilliant Career.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-22
SNOW AFTER
THE ABSENTEES
The SeTgoant-at-A Arms COTTalS The Missing Con-
6rGSSm3l.
MR. VOORHEES, IS INDIGNANT

He Contradicts an Article in the Phil
adeIphia Press-Mr. Bland Hawks S
His Wares in Vain-The Opponents
of His Bill Wish Adjourn Until Fri
day &C., Proceedings Uninteresting
Throughout.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Gin Shldn9enmenih.

Inter ~s6lansenmeni6" peritebt man
betanntlid einen Wfeni@en, tuelGer i'm
Stanbe 1T, li9 Inn letne Wirbelldule gu
oreben. 9ie ameritanilde Yolitif pro-
buSirt eine siemli9e 3abl iol6er S6lan=
senmenl6en, ,pelde es perlteben, ie
na9bem es ibnen in ben &ram paBt, nit
perbliiffenber Didfellisfeit bas seraoe
Geeentbeil bon benz als ibre Mnli6t su
perfiinben, mas lie friiber als ibre feite
l1eberseusuns ausseipro6en. s5n bieier
&unit bat es big jebt nod fein Yolitifer
10 tpeit sebraAt, nie unler Senator
Sobn Sherman, oelien equilibriltii6e
&unlt1tiide ibm nit &e9t ben 9iamen
"artful dodger" peri4afft baben. Sc.
sentpartis befampft er int Senat bic
Ginfommeni iteuer nit einem Gifer uno
einem Grnit, baB man es faum fir n,Dgs
lid balten lollte, oaB ber1elbe Wfann Dor
span3is Sabren etner Der tpdrmlten 8e=
fiirworter berielben mar. unb bod belt
er emit semaltise &eoen fir eine bobe
ginfommenifeuer unb smar ni1t erlt 1t,
Idweren 3eiten ber Rriessnotb, ionbern
piele Sabre na1 BEN &riege,
als bic S@ulbenlait I9on bebeutenb
Sulammen9ei6mol3en ,uar unb ols man
bon elmer 8unbesausgabe BON $50
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
~Gs 1in6 in oieIem Sabre 56mn

-"Gs 1in6 in oielem Sabre ldmmt=
li@e Ntitslieber oes Gonsreb-&eprdlen=
tantenbaules gu erwablen, unb bic 2e=
sislaturen, tuel6e i'm 2aufe bes gDin=
ters 5ulammentreten, baben IS 9ibe i'm
8unoeslenat gu beleben. 8on ben 35
@enatoren tuurben 80 fiir Sermine se=
tpdblt, bic i'm Mdr3 bes nd9ten eSabres
enben, unb BON lebteren linb Is Oemo=
fraten unb Is &epublifaner. Oie iibri=
gen flint @ibe iinb tbeils bur9 Sobes=
fan erleoist, tbeils oabur9, baB in eini=
gen Sesisloturer feline @abl 5u @tanoe
sefommen 1T. @ouperneure perben in
27 @taaten se,udblt tuerben; il, sman=
5ig ber1elben bauert Der 9lmtstermin
5uei Sabre; in etnem, Malla6uietts,
oauert ct ein Sabr; in einern, Sem
Dorf, bret Sabre, un6 in fin @alifor=
mia, Delaware, Nepaba, Yenn1plpanio
unb WDomins Sabre. Sn aebn
@taaten, mo- Wablen absebalten tper=
ben, tpiro biesmal fein @ouperneur
semdblt; in flint finbet iiberbaupt feline
Staatswabl fatt, unb in stpeien, Ore=
son unb &bobe Sslanb, 1inb bic gBab=
len bereits erfolst.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

&inleDs Namen bon Der Spite ieiner
eottoriellen Spalten fortnimmt, Der
uMfron Beacon & &epublican" bas Orz
gan oes befannten &epublifaners q. 8.
gonger, einen 9rin1migen Mrtifel gesen
N}cainlep per0Hentli6t! Oas Blatt
lpirft benz 8ouperneur belonbers pcr,
bab er ieinen prdiibentl l1af ftsbubm in
elner Weile anf5updppeln lu9t, tpie es
mod ME elm grdl lioenti6a aftscanbioat su=
Dor getban. Ser Mrtifel fdnt ein per-
ni6tenbes llrtbeil ilber bic Staatspers
ualtuus Wtc&inleps unb erfldrt, er babe
li6 ni9t alein nit elmer 8anoe eetuil=
1enloler, dmterbunsriser Yolitifer un1=
eeben, Ionoern bic Staatsanitalten su
Brutltdtten Der Holitif 9ema9t, inoem
er 1eine patronage fir feline perl0nli6en
3uede ausbeutete. 9tiemals babe eine
erDbere lnfdbi9feit i'm Staatsbaule ges
berrldt, ais iest. 9ie sanae 9taats=
berpaltuns Mc&inleps seise, 6aB ct nidt
fabis fir oas Yrdl libentenamt lei uno
oaB eine 4omini iitration McRinleps bic
partei ruiniren pirbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

Cine ieltlame 9ieuisfeit brinst ber
unabb. rep. u2eoger" in Ybilabelpbia,
inoem er l6reibt:
n9erporrasenbe republifanii4e Yoli=
tifer in philadelphia lino mdbrenb Der
lebten s8o6e in aller Stille in &enntnib
selebt poroen, oaB Senator Nuap mabr=
l6elnli6 elm Ganoioat fir bic republic
fanilde 9rdlioentl6afts= =Nomination i'm
Sabre 1896 Iein ipirb. Senator Quap
miro, nie es beibt, Die Delegation Yennz
lplpantens 9el9lollen auf leiner 5ette
baben uno pom Stalpart=6liieel Der re-
publifanil1en Yartei unteritiibt ,perben,
wel6erSarrilon imSabre 1888 nominirte
uno eifris fit ieine Gr!pdbluns tbdtiq
lpar."
Nton bari seipannt lein, ,pie bic re-
publtfanii6e Yarteiprelle biele 0uaD's
| l6e Nntiinoieuns arfne6men mirb
Tiellei9t tuiirbe li6 fir Die sueite 5tellt
oes republifanil l6sn Nationaltitets oanr
Der giebermann @barlie Softer empfeb=
len, Der auf benz neuli6en Yarteicpnben
tn Oblp oen Son ansab. Guap uni
Golter-par Mobile fratrum
(Nns. 3. 49,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

- 9as itramm republifanil6e vGin=
cinnati 8olfsblatt" senirt li6 ni6t, bic
Stlberplattform leiner YartetsenoHen
fiir glDoIinn 5u erfldren. 0as ge=
nannte 8latt ma6t in ieinem Merse,
iiber biele SOlpelei folsenbe 8emer=
fllngen:
vWarum ion bic 8unoese&esieruno
re1p. bas 8olf Der Ser. @taaten 1i9 fiji,
Silber ing 3eus lesen unb in leiner
tpi9tisiten Sntere6en i6doisen? Dit
Silbergewinnung lit i'm 0erbdltnib su
anberen grtperbs5tpeisen bes 2anbes
pon sertnefiisiser 8ebeutuns. Uni
tpenn pollenbs unter Der &ebensart Dor
ber rbisfrtminirenben @elebsebune" Al
periteben lit, bab mir ben paar Silber.
proouSenten 5uliebe in einen 3olIfriee
NIT England treten unb uns un1erer
belten &unben perl6eu9en 1oaen, 10 er.
tldren mir bas fir einen 8l0blinn. Gir
iol6es Yrosramm ,pirb in ber republi
fanil6en Yartei niemals 0ur9bringen
Die &onoention bdtte belier setban, BIZ
@ilberfrase nit @tial6lueisen gu iiber:
seben, als uns lolden unlinn aufsu:
tiI1en."
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Wenn rationale ugronf" better

- @enn natipnale Grant" heiten
ausbrehen, Die Dem 9elunben Mtenl benz
per tanb 9anslib 9obn lpreden nno bic
Verbreiter oerlelben Dem SluAe ben
2a6erli9teit Der fallsn ooer oas Ooium
Der Werrildtbelt auf lib laben, INNER
miro man flnoen, oab es mod mebr Nar=
rem ooer Oumme 9iebt, als man ge=
glaubt. 9tatiirlib bletbt Der brape
Seutl1e, als patentirter @ertreter bon
SSiiienI1aft uno &ultur, ,,i6t binter ben
anoeren Nationen auriid unb bel benz
lei1ten Inpaliun9sbermDgen in fremben
Sdnoern uno unter fremben NDlfern
nimmt Der Sur6l6nittsn,enI6 in Der
Gesel baupti id9lid ale untueenben,
6ebler uno 9farrbeiten leiner lieben CT
oenmltbewobner sund9it an. slls elm
lol9es Yroouft baben mir bic @gi5tens
Der 9eilsarmee gu betra9tem Sn Gng=
lamb tit biele Gri9einung allmdbli9 i'm
Grlol6en unb Die Nuf fl6luns ber Sells
armee wiro BON funbisen 8eoba9tern
nur nod als eine 5rage Der 3eit betra9=
tet. Mnoers in Mmerifa. So tpmmt
ein lol6er 9dpinbel INNER erIt re6t in
bic Bliitbe, ipenn er anberlpdrts ausges
Ipielt bat. Oas observation-disclosures
TT bier nod in Der Gntwidelung beerif=
fen unb oa mir In Cincinnati bisber MIR
einen Mbleser bapon in enslil9er 3unse
batten, fiblen lt9 swei-Oeut16e be-
miiBist au9 eine Mbtbeiluns gu erri6ten,
bic unIere l60ne Mutterlpra9e CUR
Werbreitun9 bon Summbeit unb 9larr=
belt mil bbrau9en mollen. Gs linb bies
ein D9auptmann" &ebfugel, Elm 8iir=
tember9er, uno u2ieutenant" arautmann.
Die Grtpedunss=8eri ian,mlunsen 1ollen
in oer alten Wetbooiiten=&ir9e an Mc=
Nfiden apenue uno 8udepefraBe abse=
balten tueroen. Mer su iol6em 3tuede
nod @elb bersiebt, ueroient ei9entli6
prii9el. (Gin. 3tg.)
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: Sas State Sournal" tpieberbo

- 0as State Sournal" tuieoerbolt
in leiner beuti9en Summer bic 2use,
oaB bie Tilbrer Der Streifer falt bur6-
meg uWfdnner pon ausldnoiIber Sc
burt" leien. @ir baben biele 9iise be-
reits 10 oft mioerlest bab es pobl ni6t
notbwenbig lit, nod tpeitere g8orte iber
Die Sa9e gu nerlieren. g8ir luoGen
iibrtsens barauf aufinerflam MAIDEN, baB
Der beutise gusfal bes State Sour
nal" ni9t mebr allein seeen bic vin1por=
ttrten Musldnoer" seri6tet lit, lonbern
se9en Die vnaturalilirten 8iirger". Ser
4usbrud ~perlonen BON ausldnbil6er
@ebnrt" fam ii6 au6 auf Ginsewan-
oerte besieben, ipel9e bereits leit 20 ober
25 Sabren naturalilirte Burser linb.
unlere oft amsseipro9ene 8ebauptung,
oab bic Ifanbalolen 9ebereien setpiller
anslo=ameritanil6sr Bldtter i'm @runbe
genommen, sesen Die vnaturalilirten
Bilrger" geri1tet lein, bspabrbeitet li9
allo. Gs iinb nidt bic importirten lln=
sarn Staliener, YoIen uno @lotuafen,
ge9en uel9e man tuiblt, lonbern es lit
oas nnatllrali lirte Clement" i'm Mase=
meinen, oarunter belonbers au9 oas
oeutl6e. 8emertenstpertb inbeIlen lit
es, oab oas State Sournal" leinen Nr=
tifel NIT tolsenoem 3useitdnbnib ldliebt:
vDte Sa6lase erinnert oaran, bab in
pielen Tdllen bic @rubenbeliber ielblt
fir bas Grl6einen bieler Muslanoer in
ben &oblenresionen berantmortli9 lino.
8elonoers mad penniplpanien purben
Saule lenoe oieler l6le6tbeaablten Nrbei-
ter importirt, um bic 8ldbe einsebore=
ner 6rubenarbeiter ausSufiillen, neil lie
nit Wenisem sufrieoen ,paren unb lie
nur serinse 8eoiirfniiie batten. sic
boben Binb gel aet uno ern=
ten iebt Sturm." Dos lit ia Elm
auberoroentli9 bebeutunsspoles 3use,
itdnonib fir Elm 10 ftrammes So63ol-
blatt. Wie Seber tpeiB, ,purben 6iele
i&le&t be5ablten, nur serinse Mnlpribe
an oas 2eben ma&enoen unsarn, po=
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= Sie GohlenarQber ppn 0Jfaili((,

- Oie &oblengraber pon Mealiillon,
o., erbielten fir ibre StreiffaIie $40
bon 9errn Wm. Mcainlep, @ouperneur
rnleres Staates. Sie @abe wuroe
benz @ouperneur nit Dem 8emerfen au-
riidgelonot, oab es unlogilh unb infon=
lequent lei einerleits Die Wtilisen sessn
Die Streiter aufsubieten unb anoerleits
tie nit gelo 5u unterltiiben. g8ir linb
lebr erfrert, bel ben &oblengrdbern
BON WeaIliQon 10 piel mprali16en Salt
gu entoeden, oenn Die Mnnabme Der $40
6dtle Die selammte arbeiterflaile 9 e.
id an BET @rtrem aussebriidt, tuiirbe
oos ni6ts anoeres sebeiBen baben, als
wenn pb Semano blau unb ibpars
priiseln lieBe uno bann $40 bofir ee=
nommen bate. Oas mdre benn bod
elenoer, als leinerleits Der Verfauf bes
Grt9eburtsre6ts leitens oes Safobs fir
Elm GinIen9eribt. (gSlbt.)
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sSn Yittsbura lit cine neue Nnrt

Sn Yittsburs lit cine neue Yartei
9e9rllnoet iporben, beren 3tped eine Cont
lolioiruns aGer Natibi itenperbdnbe tit.
gSirfll9 Elm alerliebites prosramm ba=
ben bic oerren aufsefellt. 92ur einge=
borene Siirger iollen 81 Nemtern wd9l=
bar lein, bic Naturalization barf erIt nod
einem Mufentbalt Don 20 Sa6ren fatt=
1tnoen uno Der applicant mub beipsilen,
boB er nid't auein Gnelilh ipre6en unb
Die WerfaIlung in en9lil6er Spra9e leleu
fann, Ionoern ct of ou1 eine g + IL
tnng in Der umerifanil9e d n
g ! d i'd e belteben. Do ,piirbe ia
bag 5emperenseramen aud ni4t lanee
auf licb lparten lallen.
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ssn Bremen 1T Elm Sd5nes neues

= Sn Bremen lit Elm 116nes neues
@eri&tssebduoe erbaut unb bic 8remer
lino nibt tpenis itol3 auf biele neme
3ieroe Der Stabt. Mu9 cine Meibe
aus Stein semeiBelte Tisuren aieren bic
Gaeabe bes @ebdubes, barunter aud
eine, tuelde einen aus bem @efdnahib
entiprinsenben @erbre9er BARTLETT, un6
iiber oieler aaesoril9en Mufforberuno
an ole @eiebesiibertreter, bieIem Sci.
ipiel gu folgen, fteben bic i96nen Worte
rgs lebe Die Jreibeit" (" 8remen III
wobl itolS auf Ieine perbriefte ssreibeit.
in Dem Sempel Der Suititia bic 6reibeit
beg entlprunsenen Berbre9ers leben au
lallen, erI4ien bem boben &atb be,,n
aber bod bebentli9, unb bic SoIae mar.
ooB bic Steinfisur unb bic Sni9rift ent-
fernt ,purben.
Sn 9ambers 1T bic Dellouer'{he
Utal3fabrif elm &oub Der 1lomuen a..
morben. Ser aneeri9tete S9oben m}rh
auf eine babe Mftllion sei@dtt.
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2l benz Gintreten Der HepubliI

- gu Dem Gintreten Der &epublifa=
ner Dnn Obio fir ben lilbernen 5hpiu=
belbollar uno ben GmpTinoungen, pelhe
oieler 8odiprung ibrer YarteisenoIlen
namentli6 in ben beatl6=republifoni=
I6en 3eitungen ma9rufen biirfte, tna6t
bic vabenbpolt" in Chicago folsenoe
bosbafte 8emerfungen
rGs iuirb elm S6oulpiel fir 8otter
lein bic 2uftlpriinse gu berba9ten,
ipel6e voie unerbittli6en Jetnoe bes
56winoelseloes" in Der republifani=
i6en prells anseli6ts oieier S6wen=
flung ibrer partei MAIDEN perben. 8e=
ionoers bic oeutl6 republifanil6en
Bldtter tueroen eines setualti9en Nn=
laufes ben6tbigen, um iiber ben @ra=
ben binipessulprinsen. sic ,perben
aber obne 3meifel i6on in lpenisen
Wfonaten ~oufri6tis iiberseu9t" ietn,
bab es Der Musflub ber b0dlten Weis=
belt lit, alien @olbtpu6erldnbern ben
3olltries Su erflaren. Sbr Nfosen III
sesen S9ubndsel lansit absebdrtet".
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Ser 8eriht ber Gommillipn. ,peld1e

Ger Seri6t Der Gommillion, lpel9e
Die Imtsflibruns Der GountpcommiIldre
unterluht bat, Seist tuie notbDenbis eine
genane Gontrolle Der GpuntDper,paltuno
TT. 3ablret1e Gontrafte linb abgei6lol=
len porben, obne bab bic betreffenben
eontrofts oem Gountpantualt, ipie geleb=
lltb porgel6rieben, poreeIeet murben.
Die GountDcommiIidre iollten 1i6 Der
Shatla6e betpubt Iein, oob es Die 9hi6t
eines jeoes Dffentlihen 8eamten lit, lein
Mmt NIT oerlelben lcrupui6len @elpii=
lenbaftl9feit gu perualten, nit pel6er
er leine eisene slnaelesenbeiten per-
maltet.
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= Sic &epublifaner Obio's linb
Dem Beilpiel ibrer Briioer In Snoiano
unb Yenniplparien sefolst unb baben
bur9 ibre Wdbrunssplanfe ebenfals
Elm Nnsebot auf bic @timmen Der @elb=
peri9le9terer sema9t. SIMMER belier.
Nls Yartei ber v,noraltl6en Sbeen" III
bic Yartei l6on lan9e banterott.:, iebt III
lie es aud ols 8artei beg vebrli4en Gel
bes". Was ,perben bic &epublifane,
So,ua's tbun? @enau 10 tan5en, tuie
man in Snbiana, Yennippanien uni
Olio sepfiffen bat. (Sowa &ef.)
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8unoeslenatpr Quon entpupp

- 8unoesl lenator Nuap entpuppt
1i6 INNER mebr als Elm @emeinl6a6en.
9ia1oem ct por einisen @o6en pier5ebn
Sage binour6 Mbbanolunsen iiber ben
Sarif poreeleIen, bat ct porseitern aufs
yieue nit bieiem unfus begonnen. Gr
lieit 9epDbnlt9 mebrere @tunben BIN
bur9 Dor unb linft bann erl66pft in
ieinen SeHel. Muf ieinem pult Jon iid
nod Elm san5er 8ers BON Meanultripten
befinoen. - Serr9ott, bait ou feline
Glinte