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The advocate., 1895-09-04
Woodmen Excursion.

A monster Modern Woodmen "log
rolling" occurred yesterday at Bis
marck grove, at Lawrence. Seven car.
loads of Topeka people went down on
q special train on the Union Pacific,
the train leaving at $50 a. m. Grand
Consul W. A. Northcott made the
principal speech of the day. E. E.
Murphy, of LeaVenworth; d. G. Tillot-
son, of Topeka; J. G. Johnson, OF
Marion, and other prominent Wood
men also made speeches. Mrs. F. L,
Horton, of the Royal Neighbors, rep
resented the ladies auxiliary.
The advocate., 1895-09-04
REDEEMER KELLEY.
As Oil Inspector His Record Is Decidedly
Bad.

As Oil Inspector His Record Is Decidedly
Bad.
It seems to be constitutional with
the redeemers to furnish all the proof
desired that this is the most corrupt
administration the state ever had.
State Oil Inspector Kelley is Morrill,
sppointee, q redeemer and an office
holder with experience almost equal in
length to MorrilPs. He is no better
and no worse than the average of his
crowd.
The LeaVenworth Times refers to
the matter in the following language:
1t is impossible to Judge on the evidence
yet made public how much guilt attaches to
Kelley. But ON the first blush Of the case
there is reason for uneasiness. There is primG
facie evidence to warrant Kelley's dismissal
His monthly reports for five months do not
give the itemized expense of the office, and
the totals quoted are much IN need of an ex-
planation. B. L. Slime, the deputy, Is shown
as receiving 500 month or more, when the
law only provides $50 month, and il the bal.
ance was paid for travelling expenses, the
amount appears excessive, The same criti'
cism applies to other expenses; and the ques-
ton arises how the net receipts Of the office
fall so far below what they reached in other
years. 1t ought not to have been necessary to
ask for these explanations: the coal oil inspec-
tors report should have plainly detailed
everything in the first instance. The state
will insist upon most exact and rigorous
reckoning with Mr.. M. G. Kelley.
The advocate., 1895-09-04
Even Sand Banks Are Unsafe.

Sioux Cry, IA, August 31.-The
Yankton county, 8. d., authorities are
looking for members Of o gang OF rob.
bsrs who for months have been hiding
in the bluffs west of there and bean
making rich hauls from the Bohemian
and German Russian farmerp, most Of
whom hide their money about thsir
homes In preference to putting it in
banks. One who recently hid $500 In
his hsy.loft returned some days later to
find the money gone. Another buried
81 200 in can In his garden. AS soon
as he left the can was disinterred and
the money stolen. AT least 100000 ia
said to have been hidden iE hen. houses,
hay. lofts and cellars on farms about
Yankton county, and Of this many
thousands Of dollars have been taken by
the robbers within the psst few months
The advocate., 1895-09-04
'" !" THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT APPLIANCE CO., M Pine ST. ST. L Mo-

ing IS, "a, and IS per month, and mature
proportionately sooner.
The association pays per cent. semi.an-
nually 'onaprepaid stock in amounts OF $50,
or more, and maybe withdrawn at any time
after one year by giving thirty days no.
tice. This is good and safe Investment.
This is home institution and deserves
the Kansas patronage 1t has, and viii re-
ceive.
Ladies or gentlemen who desire to work
in their own localities, can find steady and
profitable employment working for this
association. First National bank, deposit
tory. Write to-
l.. T. YoUNT, Secretary,
Room 4, Office Block,
Topeka, Kansas.
The advocate., 1895-09-04
First published September 4, lso6l
Notice by Publication.

In the District Court OF shawnee County,
Kansas:
Fannie NJ. Crossley, plaintiff, vs.. John s.
Crossley. defendant.
To John s. CroSSLey Defendant
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued in the above named court by your wife,
Fannie M. Crossley. and that unless you AN
swer the petition filed In said action on or be-
fore the nth day OF October, A. D., 1895. iudg-
ment will be taken against you, diVorciDg the
plaiotiff from you. and awarding her the Gus
tody OF your two minor children, and for costs
Of suit as prayed for In said petition.
J. 8 ENsMINGRRy
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ATTEST: K. NJ. CocKRRLI,
[snALl Clerk District Court
The advocate., 1895-09-04
Reform School Escape.

Dave Denman, who is student at
the reform school, escaped last week.
He eluded the school authorities and
would have gotten out of the city but
for Police Officer Mcdowell, who hap
pened to overhaul him as he was get
ting on a Santa Fe train to go west. In
this case the school authorities have
been more fortunate than in some
previous ones.
The advocate., 1895-09-04

A gentleman who happened In ths
company Of half dozen railway en-
ployes, the other day, was somewhat
surprised to hear each one in turn ex-
press himself as satisfied that Lewell-
ing was the best governor the state
ever had. That may be putting it q
little strong, but that he was a better
governor than the present incumbent
Is unquestionably solid truth.
The advocate., 1895-09-04
Gaines Snsnended.

Officer Ii. E. Gaines has been sus.
pended, to remain in effect until his
trial in the district court. The COM
missioners say that his suspension
should not be regarded as censure,
but that the question of whether he
will be laid off permanently will be de-
ter mined by the result of the criminal
prOsec ltion against him.
The advocate., 1895-09-04

Ex-senator H. B. Kelley was in the
city Saturday. He has been spending
considerable time sttendingto to business
matters In Louisiana during the sum-
mer. A little later he expects to do
some campaign work In this state. He
viii return to the South this winter.
The advocate., 1895-09-04

In explanation of the trouble being
made by certain republican newspa-
pers in regard to the reappointment of
Superintendent Stewart, of the deaf
and dumb institute at Olathe, Senator
Parker said: "There is no serious
trouble, everything is all right, except
that the editor of the Mirror is a new
man down there and he don't under
stand the situation"
The advocate., 1895-09-04
OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.

Written by q physician Of forty years expert
ience, containing full information regarding
cases. sworn testimonials and portraits of per-
sons who have been cured, list Of diseases, etc,
in English or German, viii be mailed to any
address on receipt of cents to cover postage.
The advocate., 1895-09-04
Harvest and IIomeseekers Excursions.

Harvest and Homeseekers Excursions.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail.
way company will sell tickets st greatly
reduced rates on September 10 and "a,
TO points in Missouri, Kansas and Tsxns.
For further particulars address @. "A.
McNutt, D. p. A., 1144 Union avenue,
Kansas City, Mo.
The advocate., 1895-09-04

Of you some time
since. Twenty.e eight
years ago | was at
tackled with neural
gia, and from the
effects OF which my
lungs seemed to be-
come a II ecte Q d.
A b ou 1t eighteen
years ago l per-
eived Nervous
prostration, Dys-
pepsia, and that
worst Of all troubles
Female Complaint,
commenced to show
their effects on me.
I tried every reme-
dy and doctor I
could hear of, with
out avail, when l
heard of what your
Relta ware dining
The advocate., 1895-09-04

The Spring Hill New Era, johnson
county republican paper refers to the
Stewart matter at the Deaf and Dumb
institute in the following languages;
"The state board of charities is dis
playing good judgment and sense in
paying but little attention to the local
sentiment at Olsthe in regard to the
head of the school for the deaf and
dumb. The board expects to remove
Stewart when they think the proper
time has come, and it is no wonder
that they are displeased in the action
of the Olathe Mirror and some indi-
Vidusls who are trying to manufacture
local sentiment, and act as if the deaf
and dumb school was a local institu-
tion and owned and run by some
Olsthe politicians.
The advocate., 1895-09-04
A New Daily.

The Daily Co-operator is the name
of a new Topeka paper, the first issue
of which was dated September 2. II Is
being published on the cooperative
plan under the editorial management
of James Butler, with Fred j. Close
and G. J. Lamb as associates. The
paper is too young for a critic to pass
on its merits, but the character of its
publishers indicates that it will soon
grow to be healthy and useful jour
nal.
The advocate., 1895-09-04

for sick people. concluded to try one Of
them, and did so, and can truthfully say am
now we'll of every one of the above ailments,
and never was in better health than am now.
MARGARETHA SCHLEMMER.
The advocate., 1895-09-04
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
The Remarkable Cure Performed by Our.
Belt in Curing Mr.. JOS. s. Moore OF Lost
Manhood
DALLAS. TEX 7,

UALLAs, IEA,1 July 1g LpNNt
DR., A. 0lpeR, see Pine ST., 50. Louis, No.:
DEAR SIR; | imagine that you will be euf.s
prIsed to learn that the Belt purchased or
than Ave weeks. OF course you remember
The advocate., 1895-09-04

when | purchased the
Belt I was physically
broke down, caused
by early excesses. I
had been in this con-
dition for the past six
years, and tried all
IN Q d lcal remedies
that | heard Of, and
after spendingat least
$500 | was discourag-
ed and had given up
hope OF ever being re-
lieved, when l was
advised to try your
Belt. l accordingly
sent you the money
and received the
Belt. | put IL on at
once and commenced
its use, and after
wearing same for o
The advocate., 1895-09-04
FEMALE COMPLAINT.
The Remarkable Cure of Mrs. Marg. Schlem-
mer, Whom Our Belt Cured of the Above
Ailment.

PITTsFIELD, PIKE Co., ILL., June 4, 1895.
Dr.. A. Ol0eT, 522 Pine ST., 50. Louis, No:
DEAR SIR: l wish to express my thanks for
the great amount of good received from the
use of your valuable Belt, which l purchased
The advocate., 1895-09-04

week could notice an Improvements III my
condition, and by the time had worn ID four
weeks and two days had fully recovered, and
you may be sure will recommend others 90
use your Belt after all other remedies fall.
Respectfully, JOS. s. MOORE.
The advocate., 1895-09-04

A suit for $4l, 900 was begun in the
federal court Saturday against the
Western Farm Mortgage Trust COM
psny of Lawrence. The suit is to re-
cover on guaranteed paper and the Pc
tition is a very large one there being
$50 close written pages Of type writing
setting forth 2l8 separate causes of &C.
tion. This company had a capital of
IL million dollars and guaranteed
loans in the amount of million dol
lars. 1t is in the hands of a receiver.
R. d. McCliman, of Goffs, who was
a populist member of the house in 1893,
was in the city Saturday. His report
Of political conditions in Nemahs
county is very satisfactory. He says
that he never saw such good corn as
there is along the Rock Island line
through Jackson and Nemahs. 1t is
ali good and seems to be one continu.
Ous field all of the way.
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0nrn uun Sclhitmnrh.

S5tolOO a, ga, %. Sept. -
Sm hieiioen n2lI6erz6ouIe" Dou3po
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bic, inoem Der 0e76QFtsreiIenoe lR.
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uno Oonn ii6 Iel5it crI6oB. 1Srou
StinIon, cine o;5ortnc W!oore, 3G6lte
MIR 20 Sabre, nar Die 5o6ter reiher
Gltern in Panora, unlpett bon Ge5
W}oincs, uno 6CIuhte Dos gGrinneQ=
GoIcg." GrTt Gauta mohte man 0i:
GntOe6unq, boB iie ii5 bsreit5 am Il.
Cttobsr 1892 DucA 8so. 8. 2. GrolD
forb beimlih nit Stirion trouen lieH.
&eBterer lpar aus 6uirIia,o, Sya., Qc=
bi;rtiq, ipo iain Gdtsr 2(9ert Der y3ot
9}5lano CiIen6o5n" oelpaicn mar.
2tm perg1n9tnen G5raitoq traf er gum
3eIu6e Don 5reunoen bier elm, pd6=
reno 5:ire Satin 81 Qleiher 3eit Don
bem Director be5 Gouegs Grluu6niB
erbielt, bic 2y6ri1sn beIuhen gu Our=
fen. 2lm 8ufn6oTe traf ii6 OQ3 9aar
uno beQa6 Tc6 oireft ratb bem 5otel,
no es I'D ais 8atte uno Satin reQiz
Itrirts. ltnmittel6ur na3 Der G6at
er5rGn9sn ij3 4Oli3iiten, pcl6e bic
S9UITe DTnommen butten, Ginqang
in bo5 3fnmer, bod batten 9ei0e,
Seite an Seite i'm Bette liegeno, i6r
2eben bereit5 uusqe6autt uno jebe
menIali4e 9iilfe fam gu iPdt.
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Wtllia N G. 9 rDan, jun.
Wurrerton, @o., is. Sept. '95.

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9rn. 8 n. g. 8rnon,jun.
@2rtf:r 6srr! - Str gce6rteS
S6rei6en tpur0e germ entgeQenQenom=
men. Sn Demielben bitten sic nm
neine 9arlegung S6rer (meiner) per
I0nlidan SenntniiIe oes 9erlaufes Der
9bGtigfeit be5 Senators Gormun
pGbreno 0a5 gegenpGrtige SarifzGe=
feb bem Ser. StaatenzSenate CUR 9ez
ratbung Dorlag." Sd tomme S6rer
2(ufforberung nit 9rpBem 8eronii9tn
nu6; Grit:n5, neil icb Dente, DaB Die
5bGtigfsit bs5 Senutpr5 8orman
falI6 0argeIteQt lpurDe, unb 3peitens,
neil Sie iagen, baB feline SbGtigfeit in
9etrefF Der rSerat6un9 oes SdriT5 elm
@egsnitano bon Sntershe fir Die De-
motratiihen SttmmgCber i'm Stoate
Marplano lei, por ipeI6:m olIes On
bere BEL Seite trete."
Die unter Der 8enennunq y@ilIpnz
Sill" betannte Sarif=SiQ fatte oQs
6Qus paiiirt unD mar BON 6inan3z
Gcmite be5 Scnat5 nit pielen 9lmen=
dement's ein6erihtet porDen. NQbz
reno Der 0s6attc uber hieIe 9iu uno
Die porgenunnten 2tmenoement5 mar
e5 QugenT6sinIi6, baB Die 9uus=8iQ
niat ibsr aenug Stimmen oerfiigte,
um oeren Qnnabule 3u iidern. G5 err
forDerte 43 Gtimmen I'm bic Sill CUR
9(unu6me 81 bringen. Die 9emotruz
ten bes Senats paren in 8er3peiFz
lung. Sd fiblte beinabe bic llnm0gz
li6feit, irgenO cine 8iq gu paiiiren,
lpeI9e pem 2an0e Die bon unierer 9arz
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IanOolpb @acton's Sdre;6en,
GinIGe idjIidtc IeoenSnrfcn aus ct=
ner f6Di9cn umo 0eraonu=
ut9cn SucQc.
81 n BEN st bCfteur Der
,,92 c 10 s."


Die Stinlm9e6er Wlarblano'5 iinD
ipieoerum berufen, Oarii6er 81 ent16eiz
ben, in Die 6dnpe pel6sr politi76er
Yartei Die @erwaItung bs5 Staates
am 9eIten 3u iibergeben lit. Die Si=
tuatipn lit berpirreno. 9J}it ieoer
9inneigung, Die bemptratiI6e Supre=
matte fort3uIeBen, 1peiien Diele 2eute
Den GinfluB 3uriid, tpel6en Qr. Cor
man uno 0r. 3aiin i'm Stdute i'm
2lQQemcinen uno in Der StuDt 8dltiz
more erlangt babsn, unO iino in III
rem 3orne febr genei9t, oQe Die
GriinOe qegen ba5 8ertrauen Der re-
publitaniidan Yartei um3uraIen uno
ii6 in Die 0dnbe i9rer 5SeinDe gu iiber=
geben. Denn oie1el5en jsmal5 eriu6t
tpuroen, lDeiie 6u bonoeln, oann lit
jsBt Die 3eit getommen. SEPT, Denn
jemaI5, lit e5 BON Der grDBten Wi6z
tiQteit, oaB Dieielben GrgerIihe 2(ufz
mauungen unterDriiden unO iprgfGIz
tig Dor iia feben iolten, e6e iie Den
Sprung magen.
G5 mag po6l Iein, baB 8orman II.
3oIin ii1 gu pie! Gelpult anqeeignet
ba5en. IS mag iein, baB DieIeI6en
lire W}o4t felbftIii6ttg ausniibten
uno Dap DieIeIben ii1 3u Diel GinfluB
BEL Der 2(usma6l bon 9erTonen gum
2lusfiillen Der Staat5z uno Wluni5iz
paIdmter, notbpen0ig fir unIere 2(oz
miniitrution, angemaBt baben. llno
es mag iein, DaB Iie Die ibnen iiberz
lpieIsne Ytaht in man6en 6G1en baz
burd5 mibbrau6t babsn, baB lie ipiBz
bii6iI6e Seute in lpi9tige Stellungen
bra6ten, osren ein3iges 0erbienIt De-
rem llnterlpiirfigteit unter Die Winz
i9e i4rer 3pei S9erren mar. Que5
9ieies 5ugeitanben, iummirt it6 Der
gan5e Ginpunb in elmer 6ortieBung
Der bemotratiI6en SerrI6aft.
Wsnn 8orman uno 3aItn bur6
Die 0ffentliae Yfeinung getrisben perz
ben t0nnen, Die bon i6nen erIangte
5iiArerl6att nu3u gu gebrduhen, Die
8eIeBgebung uno ben Staotratb nit
ebrliden unD fGbigen Mfdrnern 5u
fUllen, ousgenommen Die YOlicD Der
republitanii6sn Yartei lit na9 an
unIerer 6einbIeIi9tett ge9er bieieIbe
ais Die pabrbaftige 9oIicp gu acceptiz
rem, bann iolte Die bampfratii9e
Yartei aufredlt er6altsn fperben.
Die 6ra9e it Iomit bieie: psrI0nli6
uno politiib Derbsn @ormon unb 4oz
lin gebabt. I'm lie gu idlagsn unb
ibnen SroB gu bietsn, lperDen mir err
Iu9t, uns ben RepubIifanern gu iiberz
geben. Nun, um b:s arguments gBiIz
len auaeQsben. baB lie ais polititer
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gndoigTt 2itt. 2t6cr es lit eine flint
lihe Come. Sic lit Dem 2(uftreten
ppn lIeden unterporFen. 0abe i'd
ntat Hedt, nenu itb an Die SbGt1ode
erinnere OoB, ais 9r. Wdlter q.
9rootS ais republituniI1sr @puoerz
neurs=Ganoiout lief uno Sr. Sohn s..
GotDen ihm 10 unperfroren 81 9iIIIe
elite, Die 8aItimorer Sun" ijber Die
SS0ee, DaB Die 9emofraten Iid] in He=
publttaner psrpunoelten, in 3orn ge=
rietb? limb lit es niht S6atIacbe, oaB
Die Sur" aus ienem Streite emporz
ftie9, noa0em lie ge3pungen lporoen
mar, einen 9roBen Seller nit etnem
ihdoliten &rGbengerttt, Da5 9r.
Gopen uufgetifht, gu per3e1ren? Sd
brtnge Sieies nur ais cine page Remtz
niScen5 auf Die Der fi6tigiteuung unz
terlporfen lit, ba ih feline alten Sahrz
Qdngs Der Sun" babe. 2llles 9ieIe5
iaQe i6 nit ouTri6ttger 8epunoerung
oeS 8latte5 oI@ cine 3eituIng, Elm re-
ipsttdbler, ni6tieniutioneller g}euigz
teiten=9lustbeiler, uber ais Elm Sour
nal nit grpBer Seqren3ung in 8e3uq
auf ii6sre, einii6t5poue uno porurz
tbeil5freie 5iibrunq. 2uBt ben 2euten
bic Nelpz9orter ngosning Poit" uno
Bubble Spinipn" etc. leien, penn bic
ielben Ii9 iiber beioe Seiten Der Soz
QesTrogen infDrmiren poQen, uro laBt
mid gegen Elm GeFolge in Der Spur Ell
nsr 3eitung murnen, bel lpelher IS in
Oe5 @ortes pouiter 8eoeutuuQ ,9ogel,
friB poer itirb" beiBt.
DIS Elm Stimmgebsn fam ich Bel
Dem S6rei6en oieicr 3eilen ni6t3
Ieben, mas mid beredtigte, sur 3erIt0z
rung Der DemptratiI6en Bartei in bic
lem Staate uno Der Grb0bung oes &c@
publitQni5mua bei3utrQ9en, 0enn
bas @olf 9rn. 8ibIon uno 6rn. Cor
man Bel Deren Gunoibutur fir ben
8unOe8ienat 12lagen nil, 70 laBt es
Die g2ominirten fir Die 2egt5lutur
Qusfragen unD perpflihten, nitt fijr
oteIelben gu itimmen, ais buiIeIbe BEL
Srn. Magruoer in 9altimorezGountp
qethan bat, pbgleih ih niht nit Der
Q(nfiht bintsr Dem 8erge bnlte, buB
ia, beopr i9 mein eigene5 0utadten
ais Mitglieo Der 2egislatur oura 5olz
DE @erIpre6en feIIeln lieBa, Oa5 2tmt
oa6in punI6te, no Der Yfeffcr pddit.
Die IGrmenoen tinOiI6en uno Der0nz
oerli6en Qeuts haben tein &e6t, oeren
2eqi5latur nod por Der Wu6l 5u bin
ben ooer our6 8eItehung elmer Stimz
me DieIelbs gu beeinfluIien, ibre @onOz
lungen in Den legislation 9aQen elm
3uIdrGnten.
GntI6uloigen Sic, 9err Reoatteur,
Die Iange 3uihrift, uber Die 9anOz
IungsneiIe oe5 Yolte5 BEL Der tommenz
ben @ahl 1T 3u piatig, uno icb nil,
iOpeit i4 es permag einen 9roben
6eblgriff Der6inoern.
st RunDolp + Barton.
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Glinciiiflc 0rirnthsnifrrtr.

Can Sole, Sal, %. Sept. -
$4,000 buor bietet bier Der reibc
dineiiihe &oufmann Sip Sing See
fir einen omeritanii6en Jreier, Der
icine monoeldugi9e Scooter W}oi Gee
Geirat6rt. 9erm09en piro nibt Der-
Iongt. Der 8rGutigam braunt nur
Elm ounTtGnoiger" &erl gu Icin. See
bat minociten5 100000 @ermDqen
uno lit Gin 8enuroercr cmerifaniIc6er
Civilization. Seine So6ter ioQ oenn
aud einen n9}eIitanman" Geirat6en.
Germ m6ate sr bic bij6ite W30i nit
einem amerifaniI6er9jirQer Der6eiraz
t6et ie3en, un0 3par 10 BALD mic m0qz
li6, benn er befijrbtet, ooB einiQe iii
iterne Wton8Dlen ibm nod Die Gochte1
rauben t0nnten. llnterne6menDen
SunaoeIeuen miro bic OfFerte be5 Bic
oeren Sip Sin3 See sur Grndgung
empfO6len.
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Senator 6orntdt itno Oct
Gdrif.

8iele Stimmgeber, bic BON 5er3en
lppale 9emofraten iino, je0o3 in
ibren 9lnii6ten i'm 8etreff Der Sarifz
8eleB9ebung Our9 bic Snformutionen
geDiIier 8altimorer 3eituneen ire
geleitet tpuroen, 5ie6en in allemGrnite
bic I6ii6t in Grpdgung, eegen Die
bemptrutiId6e domination fir bas
4mt oes 9ouOerneurs 5u itimmen, OBJ
glei3 tie 5uge6en, oaB 9r. 9urit Elm
tii9tiger unO ebren6after W2ann unb
in jeber Sinii6t qualifi3irt lit, Die
Pflt4ten bieies 9lmtes gu feiner eigez
men Gbre uno gum @ortbsile besStuaz
tes gu erfii1en. 9ieIeIben iinb unauz
frieben nit Den MeQen, tpel9e i6rer
Meinung na9 bon Senator German
in 8etreff bes gegentpGrtigen Sarifz
G5eiebes BEL beHen Q(nna6me i'm Ser.
StaatensSenate eingeI9lagen pur=
ben.
S6ne mid bes @eiteren auf Die @rz
ipegung Der 5rage ein3ulahsn, pb nan
8orman's dn9eblt6e GSebler be3ii9li6
oes semofratii3en 8puperneur5zGunz
bibaten inn CUR Qait legen follte, ober
Die SppprtunitGt, ben anqe6ltb oez
rtn9en Gifer gu 9unIten Der Sarifrez
form Seiten5 De5 DemptrutiI6en Sez
nator5 CUR llrIa9e Der llnteritiibung
Der 3epublifansr 5ur Grlangung bee
gontrple oes Staates gu MAIDEN,
tpenn es ii6er 1T, baB iie, tpsnn lie
Die 8elegenbeit 6uben, einen Senator
erlpG6len peroen, Der fir einen bpben
S6ub3oll eintreten ipirb, 10 beripeiIe
i6 alle bentenoen, un5ufriebenen De-
motraten auf ben na6folgenDen 8rief
0es grzSenators 9unton in @irgiz
MEN:
General Sunton's Grfldrung ge6t
al5 8epeis 10 melt tpie bieieniqe IT.
9enb zines Mtanne5, um irgeno lpelhe
SRatIa6en feIt3uitelIen, BON oenen er
iprt6t unb bic i'm 8erei6e Ieiner per-
fonlihen &enntniB liegen. Gs lit
unn0tbig, Den MurDIdnber 9emotraz
ten Senator 9unton'5 9ienite ais
General Der cpnf0oerirten 4rmee unb
Ieine Ipdtere Sbdtigteit ais Mitqlieb
oe5 l1nterbouIe5 bes GOngreTe5 uno
Der @lettOral=GommiIion bon 1876,
uno in nd6erer 3eit i'm Ser. Stoaten=
Senate in Der grinnerung 5uriit 5u
rufen.
Dir erinnern uns idmntlitb, baB
in Der leBteren S0rperI6aft er oeriez
nige Senator mar, tpel6er in Der thGz
tighten WeiIe feline freunoi6aftIi6en
Sienite sur Siderun9 bsr9eItdtigung
oes 6rn. g8m. 8. MarburD ais Ser.
StaatenzSiitritts z2lnpalt gelteno
ma9te.
SO m a 90 = n y n INV,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-24
gluarblidle Grfniae DER Suanicr

9aDano, %. Sept. - @Bie pTfi-
3iell 9emelOet piro, iiberfiel am q.
September General Quque nit ieinem
COMMANDO einGebelenz6oIpital nell
DIES unter 8eoedung elmer qroBen Res
beueni6aar itano. Die 2eBtere Ieiitete
Der3peifeIten WiOsrItano unO perlor
abgeisben bon etlpa bunoert 8erpun=
0etsn, 81 SOOte. 8ei PeroIta uno
Pailita bdben Ragierun8struppen Elm
Rebellenloger genommen uno ebeniD
Don Dem &onqudtoz9OIpitdl 8eiiB erz
nriffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-24
GrplnIien ciner QGnisicn 0nnnnn.

8eDrio, SIS, %. Sept. Sine
8a9gonI0oung D6islcD in einsm
3u9e Der Big Sour" "2inie geriet6
geitern 2l6en0 auf Der 5a6rt unlpcit
Der Station 2eroD in 8rano. 0d6=
reno Da5 8obnperional Die 1lommen
gu l0i6en Ttd6 bemij5ts, ereiqnete ii6
pIoBIt9 cine Turhtbare GrploIion, Der
gan3e 8ag8on nuroe 5eri6mettert
un0 3ioei 8ahnbaoienitete, Gonoutteur
Wturp60 uno 8remier M}ulooon, DON
brennenOen SpirituoIen UberI6iittst.
9eioe trugen Ie6en59eT65rli9e @erle=
bunqen papDn.