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The advocate., 1895-03-13
A Voice From Boston.

LOUIS 70 oppose O9eG&ln StlVSt mSn tE@M
forcing an abandonment OF all demands
Of the Omaha platform except fces sil-
YER. To.dsy they stand in wonder and
modification at the spectacle OF shs
Populists In the United States senate
who neglected TO fIht for free silver
even when 1t was ahead OF the sppro-
priations. It is not within the ingenuity
Of mRn to invent an excuse for this
lowering Of Populist colors, when little
6rmness WoNld have forced vote.
We are too near the presidential CAM
paign, sir, to wink at any weakness In
the Populist line, aud it 10 the duty OK
good Populists to maintain the integrity
Of our faith against Rll assaults. The
storm center may rest on one plank at
one time and another plank at another
time; but WOO to the man inside the
party who will attempt TO take away
even q splinter frOm the grand Omaha
structure.
The record Of the Peoples party over
tops anything known in politics since
the Frement campaign, and this is be.
cause we present the most reasonable
and scientific formulas OF reform now
before the people for consideration.
The Peoples party demands the com.
plete naturalization of money because
it is the only rational means Of break.
ing the Wall street monopoly. Fcs0
silver is an incidental application Of the
Peoples party principle that govern
ment fat is the true way to destroy q
private monopoly. IL silver PopulistB
are to turn their backs on silver, Rs they
have just done 10 the senate, then 1t
may become necessary to declare at the
Populist convention Of 1895 for q legal
tender paper issue with proper regula-
tions for regulating the volume Of Che
currency.
In New Z,aland, where the producers
organized and went into power on
Peoples party basis, the gold party
were routed by the establishment Of
postal savings banks and the making Of
postal notes a legal tender. II New
Zealand can route It's Wall street with
legal tenders, why cannot WeG
Here In the East we have met ridioule
and abuse fjr our free silver views; the
day Of ridiCuls is fast passing away. The
atmosphere at Washington Is vicious
enough; but IL the men who represent
the party there sre to be true blue at
home before their constituencies only,
then 1t is high time that we should
know Il. II would not be sU very difa.
cult to throw the party east OF the Mis-.
sissipi upon q paper legal tender basis,
and il silver Popuists continue to 61ht
everything in the Omaha platform but
silver, and then deliberately refuse to
6ght for silver itself when the parlis.
mentary conditions in congress are Ia
vorsble, then perhaps it may be best to
come out clearly for a paper legal ten.
der.
Ths rank and file OF the Peoples party
can not be trlf,d with, aud the leaders,
30 called, will be swept from the boards
if they attempt to smother the honest
and rational demands OF our suffering
people for relief. Mason A. GREEN.
The ADVOCATE mas lnqulry for go0d
The advocate., 1895-03-13


organisations cannot engage in divers
kinds OF enterprises coming into direct
competition with individual enterprises
and all tending in the direction OF the
state owning and controlling all manner
of private business. Tt is contrary to
the very spirit Of our constitution and a
direct step toward pateEnalism and
against good government"
OF course, no new party orator, no
new party paper, will dare insinuate
that in any respect whatever that veto
message was not entirely right, nor that
it spoke not the very quintesssnce OF
wisdom; nor must any single issue Pop
ulist allow himself to bs heard COM
planning Of that message under penalty
OF being "rsleQated to the rear" where
the cranks, who foolishly believe in the
Omaha platform, are to be left In outer
darkness and to "WRiling and gnsshing
OF teeth" HencePorth the single.issue
Populist, and the republican and the
democrat who denouncs the demands OF
the Omaha platform ss "idiotiC vagar-
les, are to march side by side to victory
in the same highly respectable army Of
reform but, while the others may call
the Populist an idiot, the Populist must
wear q gloVs-6tting clothes pin on his
obsequious tongue lest he should be
suspected Of having convictions and
some timid free-silvsr enthusiast be
thereby frightened away. What q
glorious end for an old rtfJrmsr to reach
at last, after ell his years Of abuse en-
dured for a sublime cause just now
promising to triumph if he allows not
his energies to be dissipsted in q minor
STRUGGLED
can imagine old Constantine saying
to the Christians of Rome: "Drop We
your foolish non.resistsnCe, common
property and one G I'd notions. Well TO-,
do r )msns cannot be expected to join
themselves to you while ye retain those
absurd doctrines in your platform.
Build you temples to worship your G I'd
in as the pRSricisns worship their gods,
and come out OF the catRcombs and bs.
come respectable. Then will put my
self at your head and we shall be the
rulers of R1me." Alas the majority OF
the Christians listened to Constsntine'S
seductive wooiDgs and joined his new
party; and the spectacle OF human
wrstchedness witnessed in every Chr's-
tian land to-day, after fifteen centuries
Of that new psrty's uninterrupted reign,
should be q warning to POpulists against
sacrificing q great cause for the sake Of
mere political success in the vain hope
that the cause will win, too. Our new
party says all other questions are sin
volVsd" in the currency question; and it
speaks truly, no doubt. All that was
valuable in Christianity was also din.
volVsd" in Constsntine's platform; so
hopelessly involved that it has never
been heard Of since, save from the lips OF
some perSecuted hereto or soon eXiled
pulpitser. Yss, a campaign for two
years in which only the money question
should be mentioned would "involve"
everything worth mentioning in the
Omaha platform. | think il had bsen
in Rome IN COnstantine's day, and the
ADVOCATE had not been suppressed, /
Hnnld have said through ita libaral col.
The advocate., 1895-03-13

struggle will bs dsnouucsd, not lovsd,
by the privileged whose p1wsr they
threaten. &C CLEMENS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
Grmnrhrtc ibre Sinner.

4as Id,rsd!lte GetduOniB elmer Muttcy.
Sari8, Ssg., 10. Wt6r5.-9m @ris
minal>@jeritt wuroe 5cute pom etHsm
28clbc cin firdtsrlidc5 @eitdnOniB ubz
Sels9t
SFreu Wtolie Garnttcr5 bcfpuntc iid
idulOrg, 3uci ihrer SiHOtr burd Silt
um's yeben sebraAt 5u bubeu. 2ldt
Sabre lang bate lie ilh nit Nturb9ez
Oonttn 9ctrasen, che ii: our Gbat ltrttt.
Glumal babe iis ihOn iiir ibre Rtuber
Oas GObtsugemanH uOrbcreitet, bod let
iic INNER wieOcr Dor Der NusIibrUus
Oes idrsdliaen SOrbabcns suriid gez
lArcdt.
Sic bate fib unb ibreu Stnberu 6en
SOD gswinift, wcll lie nit lbrem 9alz
ten rtdt ungliflih lsbtc.
5m weiteIen Berh6r .rftGrte Sic 6rau
in Se3us uui ibren ais Gom2licen per-
baft,ten 9cliebtcn SIM Stronae, oaB
bicier um ben bon ibr 9eplantcn SiuOt8z
moro uidt 9ewuBt bate. 0egen i'm
lie9en feline wtiIcren 8elaituns8mOs
mente Dor.
6rau @urutbcrs uersiitcte uDr cini9en
@ohen ibre Orsi SluoCr Ourh 0tOrz
pbium; bic beroeu iiingereu erla9en ser
Hirtuns bss Sites, uuO uur Oa8 a.
tcre, ciu 14zl0brigeS Wtdodeu, tOunte
nod, aerettet mer0en. Sn oerielben Hadlt
burte Die 5rau nit ibrcm G'eItebten
our6brenncn wOllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
SIe Rcbnlutinn in Colombia.

8ocas bel GOro, 10. WtGr3. -
@S untcrlie9t feinem Sweii:l, oaB Sc
neral @atarnie @ra;mc @arSa bel benz
2lnsriH auT gOcas 6el GOrO scfaqen lit.
Su ben 3ai6en ber 2eide, Die pom 2tu=
ten iOentsfi5irt luurOe. luelde i'm 9euuu
faunten, fanO man BrieTt uno Elm Sez
legramm, Die an @ar3a uorshirt waz
rem. Gr Iiel bel benz oritten Sturm.
auf Sic 8orraden etua suansi9 Sdritte
BON Ocnielben entfcrnt. Sein lcetcr
SeIcbl mar yStcdt bic StaOt in
Sran0 !"
DIE 9tegierunsStruppen faperten slnen
flcineu S6ooner, auf meldem Die Rez
bcQen con gregtOwn SetOnlmen maren.
Gin gorO Oe5 6abr3suges fanb man
uisr;ig Q8in4eter SIdien unO cine
0uan1itat YatrOnen. Die 9eTun9enen
Sniursenten er5ablsn. OaB iie in @reDz
town OILS Arbciter ,n9a9irt woroen icien,
um' auf 8ananeuzEl Elantaaen nnbe 8Oz
cas- gu arbtitsn. Sje isgsltcn am 2.
isebruar pou 9regtowu ab unO lanSes
ten 3u GOrr.tta, sofia 9iica, no @aIs
fen uuS 6rslluillise an SOrO 9enommen
wurben.
SnSOca5 unsefOnlmsn, lunrbsn lbHen
BE Waieu in Die Sanb 9egeben nit Der
@eiiuns, sntweoer Su fampfen. noer gu
Iterbcn. 8lel 9luuben fin0et Die @rz
Sabluus niat.
Der 0umpfer rSrifOnO" BON Newz
Srl:anS melpet, baB CT uuf Der S05e
BON Sap @rucia einen SdOOner paiiirt,
auf uel9em ii4 SOloaten belanOeu.
6als OisS cine 5peite Rebelenz 5uuaiiOu
iein iOlte, biirfsu Die I0trren lid sctroit
aui eincn re4t uarm:n @mpfans sefuBt
maiden.
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9lrbrit INN Snnn1ric.

= hi a el p bla, 20. D3ar5. -
Seute wurOe in Cramps Sdih5baubof
Sc lsetc srOBe BanSerplatte auI ben
9iunpf bes neusn SdlaApdfies ySns
biana" ssnistst. 9tur nod iiir OI: Sbir>
me feblt Die Yan;erun9, Die ses.npartis
in Setblsbem berSsiteut miro. Die 6irs
MA @ramp bat aud ben sroBen Con.
trait fIr Oen Sau elnes srOBcn Buiias
glerldliI.s iibernommeu. Dafielbe puroe
pon DEN 9tb,Oern 8oulton, gliB &
0Ollet in ltew.DOrf fur ben Scrtsbr
smiIhen ytemzYOrt uno Mucaraibo be-
itsGt unS iOll inncrbalb itds MOnatsn
ferttg lein.
@lncinnatL O., 20. WGrs. -
Ius ge,air rp,rO 9emelOet, baB Die Grz
better oeS ltneD.@laswerfeS Die Cir
belt einitellteu. ba Inutn Listen Sam>
flag bic 6irma ibren 5peilu0aentliden
9Obr ni6t auSbs5ablte, iOuberu liir
,NusiduBuaarc" ;uriifbsbielt. Die
9cute mulen nid)t cher peittrarbelt.n,
bis fic ibr @elo erbaten babsn.
omerO1, O., 90. Mdr3.- I9ts
bunoert Sohlen9raber Der Pomerog<
S.nSe3e1e baOsn arbsitseinfcuuns
b.ldlOiien, ba iie iid elmer 2Ohnrsout
tiOn BON / st. pro Suibsl ui9t fia.n
wuacn. Der Strife lift bereits I'M
@anse.
Der Strite fam gang unerpartet.
Die 8eiiber Der BeacOfs Grub. mahten
bon ben &c pro Suidel, bic i'm Wtai b.
Ss. contrafllth ausbeOunsen ipur0en,
eincu Nbsus pOn 4c., 0aburh wuroen
aud bic MinerSuiles uno SDraculez
@rube inWltlsioeni4ait sesusen. Capt.
s. Gberi9a4 pom YeacudsBerf weiscrt
l4, BEN 6orserunsen Der Irbeiter nafz
5usebsn.
6aIlsRiuer, 20. Mar3. - Die
g.amten Der 9Seetamorz UtIl wuroeu
ber u.bsrtretuns Oss Earthquakes in
swsi 6daen ldulOis ,rfannt, 0a iie
W1inbsriGbrlse LANCER uls SO Sunben
pro 2So4e beiddftistsn, uu6 mubten in
einem 6als 500, i'm anOsren sos
Straie bsSablsn.
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&ein SelaifungszI Bacterial.

5ppnOtismus in eiuem @riuliuuI.BrO
eau @taire, 8isf., 19. Wdr3.
- Der icniationellc Criminal. YroseB
sesen Or. @eOrse g8. Bifin unO oeii.n
Sobn Iiisal, be gciOs Oe8 OtiBoraus
Dies DER ssAeimnibuOllen 9:ualt bcs
Sppnotismu5 su ocrbrederiidsn 3wefcn
anaeflast ruuren, puroe beute tm Sc
ri61 uieOcr9eidlagen.
Der 9lltrlttsunwutt isIbit beuntru9tc
sic @inlteGuns be5 Ssrfabrens, neil er
G1, wie er 3u9ab, uidt setrauts, uls
Be,uitunssmateriaI jweifelbafts GbsOs
rien iiDer SppnOti5mu8 uuO abnliAe
OtDiterten pOr5ubrln9eu.
Or. Pidtn uno lsin crluahiener SObu
luaren, wie ieiner .3.it uusfHbrli9 be-
ri9tet wurbs, pOn 5lueI 14siabri9en
S9ulmGOden bslbu,Oi9t pOrOsn. iie
unter bgpnOtiidsr ge.Influiiun9 ibren
9Sanidcn scia9is ssmaat gu baben.
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sjauan INN China.

Uni Der Sudle rad Gontrebaroe.
2onOon, 90. Mar;. = Die Bali
Wtals@a;stte" usrOfientlidt bcuts cine
Dspeide, nadl welher bier lapnniidc
&ri,ssi9lffe in 2Gfu anseiOmmen iinO
unO Die bort befiuOliden Sabr;euSe nud
@Ontrcbanos Surtludtsu.
,8erIanst Sapa,t ttad1 Ssprmnia2
2onbou, 20. Wdrs.-Oie r1imes"
per0fientltden cine 9epelhe pon ibrsm
GOrrelppnOeutsu in Sban9bui bes jns
balts, baB bas 0eriht, Die Sapaner
bsabthttgtcn stne Expedition sescn Oi.
diueli6e SnieI 6OrmOiu, in Sbanshui
feinen @laubeu fGn6e. 9ta9 Nniiht
Oes GorreipOnOentsn oiirften, fulls lia
Die Observation-Disclosures ;eri9lagen
iolten, wsitere AttioHen Der Sapaner
auf Dem bi8perisen &risgsi9aupl0e in
Der Man0lhurel iolgeu.
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Die Corruption der nSciniten" in
Nelrz9nrf.
Gin 5uipettor uno iieUen EoltSei.&apttd
in AutlagesuitauO uerl:pt.

Gin 5uipettor uno iieOen EOltsei.&apttGne
in 4utlagesuitauO ueri:pt.
9tewzNorf, 19. NdrS.-Die Bos
IiSeibeamten. sesen weld)e 9citern BON
BEN @roB9eihmOrenen 9lHtla9eu erpO>
ben purSen, ilnO Beutc Dem 0crIdt pOrz
qefubrt unO oann unter slenIli6 bobcr
SIrgi9aft bi8 gu ibrcm PrO3eS entlaiz
fen woroen.
Den anflageihriften gsmdB iiuO Die
8Oli;ei @apttdue ShmittOcr9er uuO
@reeoen nit Die SuuptScuseu 9e3en Die
meliteu Der gln9efagten. 3nipeftor
Wtc2au9blin iteb1 untsr iiinf Gntlagen,
nQmlih I'M 9tOucmbcr 1891 $50 BON
6rancis SeagrlIt, am 3. Wtat 1891 SIS
BON Gbomas s. Srtpler, ON oarauf
fol9enocn Sage $75 BON Charles y.
SOutbarO, am 21. SUM 1891 $50 uon
6reOerif 8. SauSlIn9 uno um II.
glugult 1891 $3.50 uon Multer >. 0urz
rllon al8 Scitedungs9eloer aagsnOms
men ODER oielmebr erprsBt 3u babtn.
gl(le bis aHf Sarrilon iin0 9an6ler NIT
uttem 8uumatert0l, unb Ger SnIpettOr
ioQ, oils er nod @apitdu in Ger Olo
Slip>Stntion mar, Die Obiaeu @jeloer
inter Der 0rObuu9, iuegcn StraBcnuerz
ip.rrung sesen iis OOr5ugcbsn, wabrenO
lie alte @ebau0e einriNen, erprsBt baben.
StepbeniOn iou poH StllIam j. S.
Br.Qe, ais Oericlbe Yrafoent Oes
WirthSperein8 in ieincm Ontrlfte mar
uno Stepbenlon Sen Gbur4zotraBeuz
Bolt5eibesnt cOmlnanoirte, 500 liir
SOnutas8iduB Der Dtlt9lleOcr Oe6 Ser
ems ansenommeu baben.
@apitGn Carpenter lOQ an 1. Utai
1891 pOn NtQiam &ann5, eb,nIuQ8
cinem 8rdiiOcEten cineS @lrtbsusretns,
gum sIsiden 3Uste gar $1,000 srbult:n
baben.
Gapit6u WturpbD lit an9ella9t, BON
9lobert BaDne $3.50 OaIiir an9enommen
;u babcu, GaB Ocrielbe in 9tr. 361,
s. 2(ocnue, cine GOuje,tbaue betrcibcn
ourfte.
SapitGn 8rice IOu oon Sareb Sluqg
$1OO iar Oas YriUilegium erbalten Bn>
ben, boB sr, i5lagA r6IatS" fir Un@
mOralIIae 3pcfc pcrmietbcn Ouritc.
aud segen @apran 5. 5. DOnObue
tritt 6lagg ais Selaitungsseu9e auf unO
bebauptet. er babe aud lbm 500 fir
Den glei9cn 3wef, mlc bem Gapt. Prict
scjablt.
Captain 9eoerp iOIl sben 70 iuis Snz
ipettOr Otc2au9bIiu 800 BON Sea9,ilt
erpreBt haber.
Captain Siebert BON 2luguit q. 92anz
ccD ant Is. 9uli 1890 $25 Saiiir erbalz
Ten baben, 6aB er elm uerruiene5 Saus
in Der WeltzStr. Iiibreu Ourite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
Sie GcbuIutIun aui Guba.
81. Sniurgeuten merOeu iiberuu uuf's 9aupt
seidJIogeu.


0apnnna, 10. M1r;.-@.ncrnl
Sc @bambre, GommanJeur Der ipuni'
ihen 3 uppen auf @uba, melbet, baB
Der SerlEit Der 2eetercu wabrtnO Oes
Gefrdt8 nit o.n 9tebeQen 3u @uautaz
nOma am 10. 8. Otts. iiinI Shmerperz
wunSete betruq. Oi. 0febe(Ieu uerIOren
iiebeu : Oote uno fIuT3sbu Sermuuostc,
6aruuter elmer ibrer 2lnfiibrer.
WaiOr Saquero'8 Commands g,lfi
bic 8ebsasu III Der 9tudbariduit pom
Sucaibuna an unO iAIus lie in Die
6Iudt. Sberit Santoidltlo traf an
Is. Wfar3 in Wun5anilO ein unO Ibcrz
nabm oen gsiebI Ibtr Die in benz Dis
itritt itebenbin Gruppsn. 9lm 16. WtGr;
ariiI Sbsrit Bold Die NeuOlutiOndrc bel
0uantanOma Oil uu6 iprsnate Tie aus
chamber. Duii:lbc 0etadsmeut bOlte
am fOlgenS.n Tag Die Bere3'id1e SanOe
Elm, ihuq lie uno erbeutete Die iGmmtz
liAsn 8ufien.
Die BON Sen @sit ua6 0tep 0Ort
6spei6trte Naaritt, 6aB Der Stronger
- ySnfunta Slubel" ami Elm amerltanllheS
6iiderbOOt 9efeuert babe, lpirO bier als
cine llnwabrbeit be;ethnet, oa Der IN
6ru9e itebenoe &reu;er nod Dor bier
Ga9en iid i'm bieii3en Safen befano.
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Aus un(rrsr gefrigsn 2. MOrstll>
AnSAabe.
SruocrmDrO,
9as trnurige Gnoe slncS 6amiliens
StretteS.


Bangor, Waine, 10. lJtdr;. -
Sier iit bcute Die &unSe BON etuem
ldretfiheu SruOermorOe einsetrofen,
metder iid qcitern 2(bcnb 81 9tO tbs
Carmel, 10 0tsilen BON bier, ereignctc.
Die @ebriicer @owaro unO Charles
TbOmpion wObnteu ;uiammsn ami elmer
Sarm, luelde lie NIT Siilfe Der S5anilic
be8 CHARLES, ber uerbciratbet 1T, 9es
meiniam btwirtbItlaiteteu. GoparO
bate in 6en lceten Gassn Sismlitl itarf
9etrunten un6 e8 fam oeSbulb seitcrn
smiidsn Ocn SliOeru gu einsr Iuseiu<
an6erieeurg, Die baIO in 9anb9reIfllds
feIten ausartete.
6rau GbOmpion Iudte Die Streitenz
BEN su treuneu, uorauf iidl @OwarO 9ez
gen lie wanote. iie undertaking unb ibr
mehrere &noden brad. Die 0ulIerufe
ieiner Srau ma6ten Charles SbOmplOr
raisnS, CT ergrifi Elm Sdeit 9Oli. idlua
ieincn Sruser 6amit nieoer unb b0ms
merte 70 lauas auf beiI'u SOpi, bis Oas
@ebirn ans Dem SdGnel ipriete. 9ll8
ct lab, Ou8 GownrO toOt mar, iteltt Ct
iid Iel6lt Der BolI3eI.
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Srnnnr.

ct. GlOu6, Olinn., 10. MGr3. -
OaS ,&errz@ebduoe" brannte 9eitern
4beno nieocr. Glne @rplOiiOn iano
pqbrenb 0e8 8ranoeS itatt, 0urf mclhe
Die Sintermauer oeS @ebGubcs oemoIlr1
muroe. BUR 3eit waren etpa 60 Per=
iooen in elnem Sanle oe8 @cbGuS:S tei
einem Gun;ucr9nii9en uereiut. OOd ae.
lang eS Iucn, BET a3etten in SiAerbelt
gu tommen. Der YcrIult bttrdst $780,.
900, Gle 8erIdlerung $50, 900.
Burlington. St., 10. OPdr;. -
Der gr0Bte SranO in Der @eihidte
uuieres StdotherS brad beatc frib IN
benz SpGbne,Sduppen Der s. IL. Booth
ide1 SobelmubIe aus. She Ole iSlamz
men 9e!Oidt merben tOnnten, balten lie
3wei 6duler9enlsrte, Die Sobelmubl.,
einc &liteufabrtf, cine Sa9cmIble. b..
GiSihrantz6ubrlt Don 8alCmin d So.
uuo anOcre @ebGullhfeiten in 2lihs ge<
lcet. Oeebr, ais 400 BerIOnen llHo
6urd ben Srano arbeitalO8 gewOrOcn
uuo @isentbum I'M 8ertbe BON $780,
900 waro 3erlt0rt. Die Geriiderun9
betra9t nur size, 900. Wt. I. WtLutn9@
ton oranq wdbreno Oes 6euera in bas
SOotb'ihe Compton Elm uuO miro itits
Dem uermiBt. Dtun beiirdtet, baB cr
perbrannte.
Bloomington, SGs., 19. 0tdr5.
-0uS Otaihineubau5 Der Blooming
ton GlectrIc 2iabt GOupaug" fuarO per-
saugeue 0ta9t Our4 6euer 9dn5ti4 3erz
fort. Der @erluit betrG9t $4,000
unO 1T nur bis 3ur 9dlite Our6 Serz
iiberun9 geoefs.
Ga6enO, Dtinn., 10. WGr3. -
Die bieiise fatbOlii6e Stride III um
2 llbr beute frub in 5Oi9e BON SranOz
itiftuns nieOerssbrunnt. Wun nsi9t iid
Der anIdt gu, OuB Die auf $1,000 9es
mertbste OteBseratbe geitOblen unO
bann, I'M bic Gbut ;u uerOefen, Der
SrunO anseIs9t wurOe.
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GmpIng Den 9nbn.
@ertd)!e Sergeltuna fur elne ideuBlide
Chat

Santu Sc, g..W., 21. Mdrs.-
Die Q.id.u bes Saubiteniubr:rs 8inz
cent Silpa BON Gan Wflsucl unb .Iciner
Sran EelesfOra SanOuual mur6sn na9
9as gesas sebrudt. 2luf Die Grsrsi'
funs Siloa's, leb:uo OO.r tObt, pareu
Selobnunsen i'm @.iammtbetra9s pom
$1,000 uus9,ieet. ais mum Dem 9tduz
ber uuf oi. 6abrte sslanst., slaubte biss
i,r, ielne 5rau, Die er ihOn Ian9it b.>
arspObute, babe i'm u.rrutb.u, uuo erz
boldte iie. 9tadOem ct Die 2,ide inI
Sauoe peridarrt hattie, riibmte ct lid
i.iusn &amsrab.n ssseuiibsr bes 0fOrs
Oes, bod nieien sefiel Die Gbat uIat
in benz MaaBe, mIe tbr blutOiirltiser
Sduptltns permuthet bate. Sie fiel.n
iiber i'm Der uno tOoteten i'm tpie cine
mllbe Settle, wOrauf ielne 2eihe bel Der
isiner Jrau perldarrt muroe.
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&errItelter Raub.
Gin promluentsr Surger OeS Gubruds be
ldluIbigt.

Gin promtuentsr Burger oeS Gtnbruds be-
lduIbigt.
aIGianc,, O., 19. Otars. - I'm
Elm nBr uergansenc 9taat Oran3 EN-
maSfirler Jiaubcr in OuS 0au5 Oes CO.
iabri9cn 9un9geicllen EtOnarO DtHatr,
welder uabe 9tewton sails uObnt.
Wtiuer erwadte unO icete iiA iur @sbr,
murO icbOb idIieBIid bon ieinem 0esz
ner nleOsr9tldllagcn. 2SdpreHO er bcs
muBtlOs an Y0oen lag, iudte Der Glus
brluslin9 Oas Weite obne etIuus mitiuz
ne92lcu Wtiiler bebNuptct nun, OaB
mabrenb bes Samples 81. Ota5te OeS
9tGubers peridObeu unO in Oeiem clnen
prOmiuent.n BIrser BON 9teutOnz5al5
srfunnt babe. Die YOlljeI iudt ben
8etrefIcnOen bis icet oer9ebens.
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Siebhaber nun 9nIn.

geosuteuOe 0i.biIGblt III Sdmelsmerfen.
OeaOmo ob, 90, 10. Mtar;.- -
Orei 2tns.lteQte Der SOmeiteaOsSdmcl
tperte, SObn 9taSbp, Sames Strcct unb
glleranOer Str., itao peasn 0isbitabl5
Don einseidmOlSenem @OIO perbuitst
morbsn. Sit ioueu I'M SauTe Der lcBten
br.i Sabre GOslmstaQ i'm @ertbs uOn
$4,000 aeitOLIen baben.
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Sor bem y8creiu Ser Steuerz
bier" blclt gcltern 2lbenO '9r. @bas.
8. Bonapartc ctnen 8Ortr0g iIbcr 0oS
Ibsmu: Die SaupteriOrOcruilic elmer
sutcn Stuotrt9lcruu9". 0le 3oDIrclb
anwsienocu lauldtcu oem tntercNan:Cn
9ortra9 nit iihtlIhem Suterchs. Der
9ercin wlrO mebr;re Jtconer III nahltsr
i3eit eintaoen, brenneuOe Suge6Ica9cn
gu 6iSfutIren.
0eute MROrgen Inn 9 ubr finoct
i'm &loiter Der Garmslltcriuneu un Der
Gde pom Caroline un0 SlooIcitraBe Die
GintlctOuu9 bcs SRI. 2lnna SIC 0OO9Ie
pOn SsGftle, gSaIt, lt0tt. SIc miro
ulO 9tO&ne Sawcitcr @griQ htiBen.
Batter SEQ. 9eolnc celebrIrt Ous 9Ohs
ant unS 8attr 6. ". @urrier miro
prcolocn. Sr. Sutton 4Sntc5 wIro ais
@eremOnisnn'etlter iuusircn II. Der GbOr
Der St. Jgnatlu8 8smclnOe bet Der
6cier iin9en.
- Ole Batres Sol. 0ul8ti pOu Der
bl. 9oicnfran;Firhs, 5Oi. Stretng pom
ser ct. Stanialaus &lrhe uno Sol.
gltuwid pon Der litbauIdcn STRIDE an
Der QlOp6 StruBe ie;srten geteru lbr:n
Namenstas uno wuroen BON ben W{ttz
9licocru lbrer @emeiuoeu nit @eidenz
Ten IberbGuTt.
@rbaIt $4OO.-Sn ser 9srlGurs
bunssfugs DIR 9lnnu Sriuut 9esen SOz
pbie WOracef wurOe geItsru lm StaOt'
9eriat wesen 9iidtcriheIEerS Der ge'
Ilagtcn cin GrtenntnIB auf $4OO su
@unittn Der &riUat eIn9elra9sn. Die
ais GntiAa iguug p:rlan9te Summe
tetrus $500 ANNA te Gmmons &
GmmOns ucrtraten bic &ldg:rIn.
SclbtmOro Ser II d. - Der
SO Sabre aIte 8enj. 0Ou9IaB pom 9tr.
1910, 4i9qultbitr., wurOe beue irIb 92
llbr IN balb bepuBtlOiem 3uitanbe POM
rROlanoz Bari" naa benz nStoOtzDOz
ipito!" scbraht. 0Ou9IaB bate 2auOas
mum in ielbitmOrO.riiHer abiidt siuse.
nommtn. Or. Rubrab nubm ben Srans
fen in SsbanOlun9 uuS bOfit, ibn am
&tben au srbalten.
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lin her 0iebe gNilleu.

@.linu, g., 90. Wlars.-@in BEN
2.ibfaabeiieer Robsrt Ofansler bon
WouticeQO, 5 0tsilsn uOn bier b.lssen,
s.bOrissn 6ubriuert fam seitern fibrer>
los in ben Staa. Sn bsm Waseu iaB
auirsdt bic 2elde zines iunssn Otdbz
dens, ytamens Nnnie Sritid. SIM &Opf
trus Die 2side cine &uselwunS.. Spds
ter arl GbenO fanS man bic 9eibf bea
9i.bbabtrs b.s WGoh.u8 Grtbu,
SpeDb, on Der 2anbitraBe. Sbue 3wei.
fel bat Spepb bas Wabden erl3Ohen
unb ii9 bann ielbft bas 9sb.n e.uOm:
men,
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6cInnht.

gfaiboiIIe, Senu.. 90. OlGrs.-
Cine gtsserin. 9tamsns Senrietta Gup.
lor, iit psrsansens ytadt nabe P.ter8z
burg, 9incOlus@ Ouutp, BON sinem Dtpb
aebdngt wOrben. Sic mar Der Sranbz
ftiituus bsiduloist-
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/ Grn. glham 8nhrnu.
@eueral Grants 9ielirmurl1aa ieauet bus
R.IfIlche

91ibsewOOO, RS, 20. Ntars.-
Brigade @eucral aoam SaOeau itarb
pl6eIG9 i'm bieiigen ySsrberts6Ouie" in
5fOige zines Sdllasanfaaes. Der Ser
itOrpene bigleitsle General 9rant uui
Iclner beriibmtsn Rciie nm sic lSclt unO
ipar pom 1870 bis 1881 @5eneral>Son-
iul in 2onOou unb eon 1882 bis 1884
General.&oniul in Saponna.
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Ser nene enreaniife 0eianbte feBrt
helm.

Yitt8burs, Bu., 20. Ntdrs. -
Der coreaniide @eiunOte, 9ez9uu>@if,
neUit @eiols. paiiirte beute auf bem
B.s. na9 Der Seimatb bier Oura. Scz
Der 9erIu4, ben 9lplOmateu 81 elmer
llnterreOura 5u bewesen, idlug fcbl. @s .s
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9ir RrpnIntinn anf Guba.

Ntsue AruppeH DetIaNeH panteH.
Santauber, 20. Wtdr5. - Cine
aus 319 Dtann beitehenOe 2lbthstlun9
SclDatcn fubr bsute BON bier mad Guba
ub, UNI bort gesen Die 6c5elltn au tams
pien.