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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
MISSOURI DEMOCRACY.
4 Convention to Consider the Currency
Question Called to Meet at Pertlo

4 Convention to Consider the Currency
/ Question Called to Meet at Pertls
| Springs. August 6-The OnicIai Call.
| The Democratic state central con-
| mittee met in st. Louis on the 18th,
and decided to hold a state convention
| to consider the currency question.
The committee met in the bridal
| rarlors of the Southern. The
| roll-call showed that three MEM
bers were absent They were Bob
Lozier, Second district; DR.. ]. r.
Brown. Sixth district, and Bernard
Corrigan, Fifth district. Lozier's proxy
was held by Senator N. NJ. Basket, of
Moberly, and Chairman Maffitt had the
proxies of DIR. Brown and Mr.. Corri-
gan. The regular committeeman pres
emit outside of Chairman Maffitt were:.
Col. ]. 81. Carroll, First district; ]. B..
Thomas, Third district; James c. Davis,
Fourth district; Maj. Harvey w. Sal
mon, Sixth district; ]. Will Zevely,
secretary and committeeman for the
Eighth district; Sam B. Cook, Ninth
district; A. c. Stuever, Tenth district;
j. C. Roberts, Eleventh district; H. L.
Rozier, Thirteenth district; A. C. Sher-
wood, Fourteenth district, and Capt.
Il
The vote in favor of the convention
stood IL yeas and nays. i.
The yeas were Chairman Maffitt, j..
81. Carroll, n. NJ. Basket. j. C. Davis,
Harvey W. Salmon, ]. w. Zevely, Sam
Cook. J. c. Roberts, II. L. Rozier. Tom
Conner and DIR. ]. R. Brown proxy
voted by Mafatt).
The nays were cast by J. B. Thomas,
of the Third district, and A. c. Stuever.
Tenth district.
Mr.. Maffitt declined to vote on Corri-
CANS proxy on the question, saving he
had no instructions from Mr.. Corrigan
how to vote.
This vote settled the point that
convention was to be held, and loca-
tions were suggested. Mr.. George w.
Allen, of st. Louis, made brief speech
inviting the holding of the convention
in St Louis. He laid particular stress
on the ability of ST. Louis to care for
any gathering, no matter what the
size. e. A. Barber presented the cause
of Springfield, and Turner C. Horn
buckle spoke for Pertle Springs. He
promised accommodations for every.
body and fried chicken and
cornbread galore. Judge Haid
spoke for Sedalia, and told of
its accommodations. It took but one
ballot, and Pertle Springs, with it's
tempting offer of fried chicken, corn
bread and low hotel rates, carried the
day. Nine committeeman voted for
Warrensburg's suburb, as follows: Maj
fit (proxy for Corrigan), Zevely, Thorn
as, Basket, Salmon, Cook. Stuever,
RoZier and Cornor St. Louis got three
votes, cast by Carroll, Mafitt and Rob
erts; Springfield, IL, and Sedalia. X.
Maffitt gave his own vote to st. Louis,
but cut up his two proxies into frac-
tions and divided them among the other
competing towns.
THE OFFICIAL. CALL
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

Len Edwards. aged 10, son of Judge
Thomas Edwards, of Bevier, was
drowned in a pond while bathing. A
companion was seized with cramps
and barely escaped drowning.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

A MANzANILLo CUBA cable. on the
10th. said: 1.-THE provisional govern
ment of the republic of Cuba, in the
valley of Yara, Sunday issued a new
proclamation declaring the independ-
ence of the island and calling upon
foreign powers to recognize the belli-
gerent rights of the army of liberty"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

JOHN TENNET. of Yachting and So
ciety News. fell on the steps of the
Hotel Thorndyke in Boston, on the
10th, and fractured his skull. He had
been doing special work at Newport.
R. l.. this summer. His home was at
Oberlin. o.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

THE imprisoned miners in the Pc
wabic mine, at Iron Mountain, Mich.
were released at midnight on the 18th,
not one of them being injured. The es-
cape is the most remarkable one In the
history of mining
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

A SPECIAL from Valparaiso, Chilli,
ON the 18th, said: The crisis in the
choice of a new ministry remains with
out solution. Congress has been
forced to take a recess
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
For Knocking Down a Woman

Cephas Bimme, colored, was jailed at
Sedalia for knocking down and kick
ing Mrs. Anna Ingraham, with whom
he was at law.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

S. P. Colkins, an old resident of Liv-
ingston county, and quite wealthy.
was killed near his dwelling, the
other day, by a train.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

THE brig Pearl owned by L. w. and
p. Armstrong, shipping merchants OF
New York. was seized by United States
Marshal Hayden. of Brooklyn, on the
10th. on complaint OF agents of the
Spanish government that she was
about to sail for Cuba with arms and
other supplies for the insurgents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

THE postmaster-general issued an or
der, on the 18th, denying the use of the
United States mails to the Mecklen-
burg-Schwerin state lottery of Schwe-
rim, Germany. All postmasters have
been directed to exclude the adver-
tisements of this concern from the
mails as being fraudulent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
A Pastor ReAignA.

Rev. S D. butcher, pastor of the
First Christian church. Hannibal, one
of the largest in the city, has rendered
his resignation on account of the ill.
health of Mrs. butcher.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
Receivers for Banks.

The Bank of Norborne and the Bank
of Dewitt. both in Carroll county, have
been placed in the hands of receivers.
They are state banks
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
Knocked Out His Eve.

Charles Burton, a farm hand, near
Moberly. lost his right eve the other
day. He was struck by the butt end
of a fork in the hands of fellow.
workman while pitching hay.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

A SPECIAL cable from Panama says:
All the hands on the Colon docks sus-
pended work on the 18th. They de-
manded s. in silver per day, instead of
E15O
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

WHEN the general land Office at Du-
iuth, Mimi, was opened, on the 18th,
there was a rush of settlers to make
entries for land in four new towns just
opened on the Mesaba range. Men
were knocked down and trampled on,
and more than one tainted. Police
were required on the ground all night
20 prevent fighting.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
His Skull Fractured.

Judge c. P. Clark, ex-county justice
of st. Francois county, was thrown
from a wagon by a runaway team and
his skull fractured.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
William Tolbert.

William Tolbert, recorder of deeds OF
Berry county, died the other evening.
The funeral was conducted by the
masonic fraternity.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE LIpP1Ncorr

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE LIPPINcoTr.
at Jersey City, n. j., decided. on the
10Th, not to grant the order asked by
leila Nickolaus Ruhmann for a pre-
Urinary examination of George j.
Gould. The justice said the plaintiff S
affidavit did not give sufficient evil
dence of facts in possession of Gould
essential to plaintiffs case, nor that
Gould intended to be absent from the
trial.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
Big Yield of Wheat.

The biggest yield of wheat SO far re-
ported in Cole county this year is that
of E. c. Smith, who threshed Ito
bushels from two acres.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
Drank Gasoline and Died.

Myrtle kysing- aged al4 years. 7e0
south Second street, st. Louis, drank
gasoline, and il spite CT al :, ;.octor
could 40 died.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
A Fatal Fall.

VIM. Hutton, former grocer of Han
nibal. on his way to Texas. fell from
the cars in tie Indian territory aud
Was killed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
A Prosperous Farmer Drouned.

MIN Noe. a prosperous farmer, at
tempted to ford a SWOLLEN stream near
Paris, and was swept from his horse
and drowned.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
Woman Kills a Rattlesnake.

Miss Maude Masterson, who resides
in the western part of Clay county.
killed a large rattlesnake that dis
puted her right to pass along the high
way.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25

STEFEN NJ. STAMBULOFF, ex-prlme
minister of Bulgaria, died at $3.50
o'clock on the morning of the 18th,
from the effects of wounds inflicted
upon him, on the 18th, when returning
TO his home in Sofa from the Union
club. Only 40 years OF age. he had
earned for himself the title of the
~'Bismark of Bulgaria." and his last
words were God protect Bulgaria.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
His Health Was Poor.

Jacob Rayner, a resident of st. Jo-
seph for forty years, and agent for the
United States and Pacific Express COM
panies, killed himself; ill-health.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
MISSOURI STATE NEWS
Chinch Bug DETERMINATION.

L
| The monthly bulletin issued July Is
from the Missouri experiment station,
Columbia, is quite interesting.
| Under the heading Of "Chinch Bugs appear
number OF letters from correspondents stat
| Ing the results of their endeavors to ex.er-
! inmate the bugs from their crops By means of
the infected bugs which were furnished them
| from the station, which has since May dis
| 1rlouted free to all who apply packages of dis
| easea bugs TO be scattered through the crops
| Tor the purpose of creating an epidemic and
tnus exterminatlng the pest. These letters
| without an exception state emphaticaly that
| the experiments with the infection have
proved successful beyond the highest expecta-
| tions- Corn seems to suffer the most from the
depredat1ons of the bugs, and though IL has
now almost attained it's full growth there is
| still heavy demand for the infected bugs from
farmers over 1900 farmers have now been
furnished with packages of diseased bugs di-
rect from the station. but this gives but little
ldea OF the number who have been benefited,
as a large majority OF the farmers get the dis
eased Bugs from the fields Of their neighbors,
and therefore find it unnecessary to apply
All who are furnished from the station ara
requested to report the results Of their expert
mentS which will be published in a pamphlet
now being prepared by DIR. Paul Schweitzer
chemist of the station.
Where is George Susanka
The following circular has been
sent out by the chief of police of ST.
Louis:
S275 REWARD.
Information is wanted of George SUSANNA
an s-year-old boy, about feet high stout
built, full face. large features. dark or brown
eyes. black curly hair, cut short. scar about lk
lncneS long on right hand. When last seen he
was dressed in blue striped cotton waist
black jeans knee pants, black stockings but
hat.
He mysteriously disappeared from his home.
i4io Dillon street, on June u last, and has not
been seen since.
A reward of s275, which is in the hands OF the
tnr ,eo democrat VIII be paid as follows: $50
the whole amount (275) il alive
- l.. HARRIGAN. Chief of Police
lIne little fellow was at play when he sud-
denly disappeared. He was not addicted to
s.raSing away from home. usually playing in
the vicinity OF the dooryard. The boys father
has searched the country round about St
Louis. and the police have searched the city
thoroughly. Citizens have come forward and
offered the above reward. II
University Faculty Vacancies Filled.
The executive board of the curators
OF the state university, Columbia, elect
ed the following to vacancies in the
faculty:
Chair Of agriculture F. B. Mumford O,
Michigan Agriculture college: assistant pro-
lessor of English. H. NJ Belden. of Johns
hopkins university; entomologist. J. NJ Sted.
man, OF Alabama: physical culture DR. George
w. Cutler. of Harvard: school of chemistry
Edward L. Allen. of Mississippi: recommended
for the chair of elocution subject to approval
Oh the executive board, Miss Ermine Owen, OF
Clinton, Mo.
Hon. e. T. Winso.
Hon. E. T. Wingo died at his home
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
Accented the New Rnildinrs.

The executive committee of the
board of curators of the state UNIVERSE
tv has inspected and formally accepted
the new buildings from the contrac-
tors.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-25
Hon. e. T. Winco,

Hon. E. T. Wingo died at his home
in Salem, aged 76, he had been prac-
tlclng lawer at Salem for fifty years,
and was prominent in politics. He was
a colonel in the confederate army and
represented Dent county in the legis-
lature.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

bdtte e. beibe worIasen dbnIi& sbie 4
es pori8es Sohr NIT Der S&nlpDrldee
mo&te, aurid9e3ogen. Was bieie bop.
pelten Nieberla0e ert ie6t unan0e-
nebm flr ben Qaifer mo9t, III Der l1ut.
itanb. bob ii9 bic Wetreter Der @e8ierun8.
Der Wfiniiter bes Snnern BON Q6qer, ui,D
Der Suifiaminiiter SG6nitebt cine
Spro1e bebisnten unb iiberbaupt IN ei-
ner Weiie auftroten. tpelne 3eist, hoB He
fur ben @eiif Der 3eit obiolut fein Der.
itdnbniB baben. Namentli9 Der rI9nei-
bige" R0ller, Der aud ouberbalb bes
&et4staes nit unelaubli&er Jre1beit
bas 9etitionsre9t nit Giiben trot unb
bic ginrei&uns BON proteiten 3u pers
binbern iu9te, bat es gar arg 9etrieben.
Ser 8uri&e i&eint elm e&ter 9ppus
bes Rrautiunfertbums su iein uno 81.
9lauben, Elm beutides parliament lei cine
Weriammluns ruifl9er 8auern. Sc
eber ber 2ailer bieies @eidmeib BON
6peineuedern ab11Uttelt unb li1
nit Wdnnern um9ibt. bic ben Yeutb
boben. ibm bie @abrbeit 81 ia9en. beito
be1er miro es fur ibn ielbit unb fur bas
beutl9e Bolt iein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
II ueti,en.

: Ser neue Miins Superintenbent
In philadelphia, Waaior 9erm. &reb,
trd9t ,pie Der erlte Beamte bieier Mrt
mieoer einen beutlden Namen.
- Ser beriibmte Bernbarbinerbunb
Sir Bebipere, mel4er aQentbalben in,
2anoe preiie errun9en, 1T in 2ittle.&od
crepirt Sm Sabre 1891 uuroe ct in
England fir $12,500 gefauft.
- Die 2aHeeernte in Mittel,M Mmerita
lit, pie BON Banana beri9tet ,pirb, iebr
reid auseefa1en. Mu9 yiicaragua bat
leinen betrddtli9en Nntbeil baran. Sn
ben Nerl9iffun9sbdfen merben $35 big
$37 fir bas Quintal be3ablt, tpdbrenb
bic Yrobuttionsfoiten G9 auf etma $40
itellen. Da brau4t Salpabor UNI feline
Biireidaft fur bic $4,000 pfo. @terlins
ni&t dneili@ gu iein.
s Wir fnb neusterig, mas jebt in
Glib Carolina sei&eben pirb, nadbem
elm Bunbes9eri9t bic @taats. Rneipen
iiber ben 9aufen 9eporfen bat.-@abr-
i4einliN 1T bieies Der Mnfang bonn Gnbe
bieles populitii4en 3aubers.
- Sn Der neueiten Weriammlung ber
Delegoten Der Wsreinieten beutl9en
@dneer Nem Oorts lief BON 3mei eng.
liI9en @eian9pereinen, benz .9ormonp
@lee Club" unb Der neu or9anilirten
rMmpbion @ocietp" Elm &eiu9 um Bel.
tritt gum @dn9eruerbanbe Elm. 9err
S9ilbge bonn .Mrion" opponirte, inbem
er geltenb ma9te. bab, tpenn rtan eng-
hide @eieqi@aften aufnebme, bic &C.
fabr beitiinoe. bab Der Werbanb ieinen
oeut51en G6oratter perliere. 0ie
Mebrbeit Der Delesaten mor berielben
Anii9t unb Der prdfibent @dnser uurbe
initruirt, ben beiben enslii9en Wereinen
3u ratben, einen eisenen gentralperbanb
3u bilben, in uel9em Sale lie am Yreis-
iinsen bel ben @dnserfeiten tbeilnebmen
f1nnten.
= Der 3uderriibenbou ion nun aud
In Rentudp betrieben uerben. Nertre.
ter beuti&er gopitalifen iinb In 8o,plins
@reen eineetroHen unb unterbanbeln
nit benz bDrti9en Commercial Club"
um Mntauf elmer 6trede 2anbes bon
5000 bis 10000 Ader, auf mel9en
Maben angebout merben iollen. grfob.
rene beuti&e Riiben3ii9ter ,perben, tuenn
Der Ylan 3ur Musfibruns tommt, bort.
bin geionbt merben. Au@ IoQ In ber
Gegenb ielbft cine 3uderfab,if erri@tet
,perben, nm bic Yrobuetion brett per.
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Gin abeeoanftes U1onopol.

Gin bemertensmertbes 8eiipiel, tpie
man bic Yripilesien, on benen iid Elm
Utonopol mditet, benz @elammt Snte.
relle Der Biirgerihaft bieni thar MAIDEN
tann, bot bic canobii9e Stabt 9oronto
mit ibrem @traBenbabnipltem seliefert.
gs befanb bort big gum Sabre 1891
cine @eleui9aft, bic no9 tleinen Nn-
fdngen in ibrem Betriebe nit Der Stabt
eepa9len NOR unb ,9Iiebli4 aus benz
aussebebnten 0erfebr auf iiber rnebr aIs
liebaig Meilen @trede Elm &ielenperm0.
gen berausl9lus. Die 9ouptattiondre
paren 3mei Mdnner, bic BON einfa9em
unternebmer idliebli9 einFubrei9e
@elbleute, Yarlamentsmitglieber, Hit.
ter p. p. unb 10 meter eeuoroen uaren
unb Wormittass 3uleben fonnten, mie
Der Babnbetrieb feline Soften einbra9te.
um Na9mittass bic ldmmtli@en gin.'
nabmen als reinen Yrofit in bic Sal9e
au iteden. Sn benz senannten Sabr lief
Der Greibrief bieier @eleqi9aft ab unb
bic Staot. tpel9e i1on 5upor Der Wo-
nopolberri4oft unb Ietiger Streiti9tei-
ten iiber Yfaiterunsen unb berslei9en
mIbe eetporben mar, i@ritt baju, na9
poraussesoneenen seiesseberii&en Mab-
reeeln bic Babn ielbit 5u iibernebmen.
gs murben Nbi9dber ein9eiebt, bic lebr
liberal uerfu3ren, idmmtlides Snpentar.
unb barunter u,an9' altes @erimpel
BON befecten @asen unb 69litten, 3u
sutem preiie einl9dbten. li4 aber uobl
biiteten, bas Yriuile9ium nit ein3ure9.
men. @ie 1ebten bic 6umne, ,uel9e bic
Stabt als gnti9dbisune 3ablen iollte,
auf $1,453,O 900 feii.
Damit waren bic gigentbumer, tpte
3u ermarten, ni@t einperftanben, fe for.
berten tpenigftens ie9s MiQionen unb
luollten f9 an bic @eri4te ,penben. gs
murbe ibnen aber tlar gema9t, bob Elm
abselaufener 1reibrief feinen Wertb
mebr reprdientire unb na9 ldnserem
Sperren fiieten he ii@ In ibr S&tdial.
Anfdn9Ii9 NOR bel ber 6tabtpertretun9
Der Gebanfe ongeregt morben. ben Be-
trieb BON ber 6tabt ielbit iibernebmen
3u laHen. bod bopon lam wan balb al
unb bei9Iob, bas ermorbene itdbtii9e
gigentbum bon elmer @sielli6aft eeeen
entipre@enbe Wersitune In 8etrieb,
uno a.oar nit ginfibrun9 Der elettri.
i&en 9riebtraft, nebmen 3u laHen. Sir
bic erfte 3eit lbernobm Elm 6tabtratbs-
ausi&Iuf bic Gontrolle. Rad WerIouf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Mue Briefe, aorreiponbensen uip. beliebe man an
bic
sWESTROTE co..
p. o. Box: 1873, Columbus, Cbip, su ienben.
mdbrenb bic omeritonii6.n Mrb,

@dbrenb bic omeritanii9en Mrbei.
ter F1 pielfo9 BON ben 4opuIiiten ing
e9lepptau nebmen loilen, itellt es f9
INNER mebr berous, oab bic oeuti9en
Mrbeiter bon Der @ilberl9mdrmerei ni9ts
tpiHen monen. 9ieielben ieben re4t gut
elm, boB bic ginfdbruns ber Silberfrei-
prdsung sur einfa9en Silbertpdbruns
fiibren piirbe, mas tpieber eine 9retsers
b6bung Der notbtpenbieiten Beoiirfnib-
ortifel CUR Jolse baben uiirbe. gs liegt
ia auf Der 9anb, baB BET elmer ioI9en
Yreiserb0buns Der Nrbeiter 3u fur3 fom=
men miirbe, inoem bic Grb6bun9 ietnes
2obnes nit bie1er Yreiserbobuns fe:nen
Sdritt balten wiiroe. Wenn bic CT
fabrnnsen Der lebten Sabr5ebnte Gins
feitsetell baben, 10 1T es bic $batlo4e,
bab 9obnerbDbunsen in Der &esel nur
bur4 lansuierige, erbitte,te Rdmpfe er=
rei9t weroen uno S,par fait ausidIiebli4
nit 9iilfe elmer frdftigen Organization.
SIN siinitisiten Sale wiirbe Der
Yreiserb6bung Der nptbmenbi9iten Be-
biirfniBartifel cine Steiaeruns Der 20bne
erit nod LANCER 3eit folgen. Sn5piI4en
piirbe allo Der Arbeiter infolss Der per.
minberten &auffroft leines 2obnes gang
bebeutenbe 8erluitc erleioen. gs lit in
Der 3bat unbesreiili9, uie Elm Nrbeiter
ii1 fir cine Mabresel beseiitern fann,
beren i9limme Jolsen i'm am ihweriten
treffen piirben. &c lit iiberous erfreu-
lid, bab bic beutl9en Mrbeiterbldtter
alles MDglihe tbun, INN ibren 2elern bic
Sahlaqe tlar au MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

- Sic Cincinnati .6reie YreGe"
ontportet auf unIere neuliden 8emer.
tungen iiber bic bemotratii9e grsie-
bun9s. gampaene in einem ldnseren Mrs
titel, in melhem lie bic BON uns in Be.
3ug ouf bic Qaltuns Der republifaniI4en
partei in Der Silberfrase eebra9ten
9batiaden flrjwes isnorirt uno bonn
bic Bebauptun9 aufitellt, bic Demofra=
tie lei mdbrenb Der Sieb3i9er Sabre bic
Souptbefiirmorterin bes 0umpengeloes
9ewelen. Sos lit nun allerbin9s cine
iebr bequeme 9attit, aber mir m6dten
bod, ba mir uns jenes Samples nod
,iemlib senau erinnern, bic nJreie
Yreiie" freunbli9it barauf aufmerfiom
MAIDEN, bob lie aud in bielem
Yuntte an elmer bebauernsuertben @es
oddtnibldwd1e leibet. Die beiben ra-
biateiten @reenbodorgane maren bamals
Der rgbieaso Snteroeean" unb oas rSn-
bianopolis Sournal", olio smei republi<
tanil9e Bldtter. Grferer muroe BON
bem republitanii9en 5enator Oglesbp
BON Slinois controllirt unb lebteres BON
bem betannten 2riessSouperneur bon
Snoiana, 8unbes Senator Oliper 3.
Morton. Diele beioen Senatoren
tparen berporraeenbe Gepublifaner uno
bic auseelpro1enitea Befiirworter bes
2umpen9eloes, mdbrenb Der Oemofrat
Voorbees unb einiee anbere Demofra=
ten erit in 5meiter 0inie tamen. Brou=
den mir nod belonbers on bic 9robe
&ebe Su erinnern, melhe oamals &arl
Sdur3 i'm Senat gegen Senator Mtors
ton belt? Selbit Senator Sherman
tuar niht 5uperldilis in Der 5rase. oenn
ct ltimmte nit 1aratteriiti1der S1laus
belt breimal iir unb breimal 9eeen
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ansefrdntelt pie bic bemetratii9e, bod
pie iebt Elm bemotratii9er Yrdfbent Der
SORT elmer eelunben Wdbruns 1T, mar
es bamals elm republitanil9er prdiibent
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@esner bes S9minbeis semelen unb
bdtte ct bamals ni4t bic Sn lationsbiQ
nit ieinem 0eto belest, 10 mdren benz
9umpengelbl9winbel Sbor unb Sblr
seoffnet uorben. gs lit i'm b0diten
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ben oamalisen 2umps snselol&winbel al=
lein Derantmortli4 au MAIDEN. Beioe
Yarteien maren BON bemielben bur4=
leudt, pie iebt beibe BON Der Silber=
franfbeit inficirt iino.