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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
SenIatiouelleS TamilisnsSrama.
Graurigr Grfabrungsn rinfs @attsn
nnb Datsr.
Ste Se0enSeef6brttn trcnIos ltito Die
Sod,ter rerftbrt.

Beatrice, g1ebr., 25. 9e5.-Gin
Guberit ienfationeGIes SSumilienDruma
bat 6ier1elbit Die 8eb0roen gu uuBerz
oroentli4er Sbdtigteit peranlaBt.
8arnep Surner mar elmer Der an8ez
IebenIten uno florirenbiten GefhGfts>
leute BON &ubotu. W&o. Sein SAINT
lienleben mar bug fdeinbur gliidli6ite.
plDBli8 entbefte Surner, e5 mar i'm
g}obember 1890, oaB feline Satin t3m
Die Sreue gebro9en unO Elm Mann,
Namens Gilmore, fait f4On Elm 8rets,
iie berfibrt babe. On 8etpeiien fe6lte
e5 ntht. Surner ma4te Sago auf ben
3erItDrer Ietnes bdusli6an 8lIts uno
traf i'm jenieits Der &aniaier 9ren5e.
S9ne ii9 lange gu beiinnen, i6oB er
i'm tpbt. Surner tpuroe Derbaftet Il.
81 mebrjGbriger 3u6tbauSitrafe Derz
urtbeilt. Sein 9ei6Gft be5@lagnd6mz
ten Die 9lGubiger, feline Satin aber
iieDelte nucb SanIa8=@itp iiber, mo lie
ein ausI6neifenbe5 Qeben gefiibrt 6az
ben ioG; feline 3o6ter S5oItia aber fanb
BEL ieinem 8ruber in Subotu Elm I'm
tertommen. sic mar CUR Sun9frau
berangebliibt. 9(m 9antiagungstage
purbe Surner freigelaTen unb fam
na9 Beatrice, g2ebr.. no er Ii9 nieoerz
5ulaiien 9ebuAte. 9Ort6in pplte
au4 feline So6ter tommen. 5rO6en
9emiit6e5 iab Der bur6 Die &erterbuft
gelIterte Wann Dem WitOerIeben entz
gegen, aber Elm no9 i9pererer S4lag
mar ibm beI9ieben. 9lu8 bem 6luB
5og man Die peritiimmelte 2ei6e elmer
jungen 5rauensperfon; es mar Die BON
6oitia. QtugenI6einli9 mar iie err
moroet tporben. Sine Sbbuttipn err
CAB, DAB iie in anoeren llmitdnben
mar. u. +. 3urner, Der Ontel De5
jungen Mdb6en5, lit perI6punoen,
unb mas aus Srau g. 3urner geporz
ben lit, peiB Niemanb. Die Inter
iu6ung lit mod ni4t abgei6lOhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
2(1ts Der ncluteen Staot." )"

q m, 25. 0e3. = Der YdpIt II
nit einem 8unoi6rei6en ii6sr bic ar
meniI6en 3uitGnoe beI4dftigt.-0ie
83ie6ungen 5piI6en OeIterrei6 unb
bem pdpftIi6en Stu6Ie Iinb pieber
6armoniI6er 0atur. Der 8apIt tpiro
ben Runtius Qgliaroi BON ieinem 9os
ten o66erufen uno Der 0Iterrei6iI6e
8eIanote an ben 9atitan, 9raf gfez
DerterazSalanbru, Gnbe Oes Wonats
na3 gfom 5uriiffebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
0ethencrt lcine llnidlnln.

QouisptI1e, Sp., 25. Deg. -
Der il,nge 8ooter Steinberger, mel
der, ipie gemelbet, tpegen angebli4er
Grmorbung ietner GouIine Qlnna
Belle, nit Der er elm uncertainties 8ar=
6GltniB bate, gefdngIif einge5ogen
ipuroe, Ieusnet gun3 enti4ieben bus
inn our Qait geIeqte 8erbre9en unb
bebauptet, Elm 2uibi nadfpeifen gu t0nz
nen. Die 8ep0lterunQ BON 8lo5gop,
no Die 8luttbat itdb ereignete, lit inbeI=
len feit pon Der S6ulb bes 2lrreItanz
ten iiber5eugt, uno beriel6e niirbe
taum, bdtten bic 8eb0rben nt6t feline
1e6erfibrung bierber angeoronet, Ell
nem Qpn6gert6te entgangen Iein-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
gcrmiIdjts irIegrapBildye GrpeIdycm.

- 9ur6 6euer purDe geItern frii6
eine SAeune, gi92nt6um ppn s. g.
WeITb, 9rdiiDentan Der nllnion Sracz
tion 60" in GbaItnutz6iQ, Ybilabelz
pbia, 3erit0rt. Sieben YferOe uno mebz
rere 8I6e faman in Den 5Iammen I'm.
Der ltriprung 0es 8runOes, pelher
einen Shaoen pon $4,000 anri6tete,
lit nt9t betannt.
- Sn Der StuotfuTe pon 8rooiz
bence, RS, EsrrIht groBe G6be;
felbit fir bic not51penoigiten 0inge lit
tein @elb ba.
- ltnpeit 2inbermun, R.zM., lit
Der 8ergtosrtszQufieber gGm. Reeo
meu6Iing8 ermorbet tporDen. Sir
bic 16dter fGlt man 3tpet entla1ene
@ruberarbeitar.
- Same5 6enep, 1pelaar oes Sitz
berDiebita6ls in Der W(Un3e gu Gar
ion, RepaOa, iiberfij6rt puroe, lit gu
aht Sa6ran 3u9tbuu8 uno $4,000
8elobuBe perurt6eilt porben.
- Sn Buffalo, N.zY., bat Der
StdDtrat6 aire neue elettriife Straz
Benbabns8eieGf6aFt, neben Der Be-
reit5 beIte6enoen, cOn3eIiiontrt, pel4e
auf mebreren neu gu bauenOan RDuten
Elm 6d6rgelo pDn MIR bier Gents pro
9erion er6a6en tpiQ.
- lte6erfa6ren un0 get0Otet purz
ben nabe @unburp, pa, Der 2O=jGbz
rige S5o6n 5oro Don Northumberland
uno Der 7OsjGbrige Shoma5 Mupberz
m BON Sunburp auf Dem 8eLeiIe Der
,gl0r0l. gentrulbu6n."
- Sn G6icago 9aben bic GroBqez
i6Dorenen Den g. u. Omen, nel6er
0u8 onoiDiDuum Iein ioq, 0a5 fiir3z
li6 cine 90uenmaTdire Der 9oit an
g. .. Qrmour un0 9. 90. Pulman
qeI6itt FAT. unter 2lntIuQe geIteQt.
- 9ur6 5euer 3erit0rt puroen
bic GaprencezS S3mel3nsrte in 8ictor,
Colorado, bic bpn elmer @e7eQI6aft
qesignet tpuroen, beren 9rGTosnt s.
II. Sc Qunar mar. Der S6Qoen 1T
S125,OOO. oSn oem GtabliTement,
Oas niaoer auf8ebaut perOen ioQ,
paren Gr3a geringer 9ua(itGt au8
8ru6an Bel Cripple Greet nit gutem
Grfolge uusgebeutet lpproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
8cIfraftcr 2ci6tIinn.
Gtn puIuermasa3in fIie9t in Bic euit. - Gin
&nabe gct6rtct, elm 2Iuesrer id)Ucr ocrIeet.


anabs sct6rtct. elm Nnesrsr id,fvcr prrIeet.
6 bariotte, 9}.zG., 25. Deg. -
Ginsr Spe3ialbepeI6e aus Salis6urD
5ufolge lit geitern Da5 in Der oortigen
g}dbe befinoli6eMaga3in Der oSmitbz
Deal 5aropQre 3d." tpel6es 1900
9funo 9pnumit II. so 6GiIer S6ieB@
pulDer entbielt, in Die Quft geflOgen.
3nst &nuben, Namen5 Geo. unb Sra
Weaper, batten fi6 uuf bic 9aienja9o
begeben unO troB be5 itrengen bdterz
lihen @erbots in bic qefd6rli6e Na6z
bari9aft bes 9uLperbauIes gepogt.
Sine &ugel, peIhe entpeDer in b05z
piuiger 2tbIi9t abQefeuert ooer 3ufGlz
Zig ibren Weg in baiIelbe fanO, fii6rte
Die GrploIion berbei. @pn ben jul
genbli8en ShiiBen fonb @eorge auF
Der SteIle ieinen Sob, nGbreno Sra
pabri6einlicb lebensgefGbrItche Ser
lebungen babon trug. Die 0etonation
tpnnte auf Mailen in Der Runoe ges
maht iperben unb fat iebe5 GyenIter
i'm Stdot6en tpuro 8ertriimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
Grihnncil.
Cine SuaeI aIs 9lnt,pprt auf efnen stcin

SiHe Si9el alS Antioprr duI elneH SfCinfphrf.
Snbiunapolts, Sno., 25.9e3.
5arreu, Elm Plumber, purbe
geItern I'm W(itterna6t BON Dem Gonz
butteur 3orb WiQiam5 an Der Gde
bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb Gait=
StraBe eri6oiien. 6arreu, Der 5iemz
li4 tart angetrunten mar uno bic
iibrigen 9uiiagiere oe5 StraBenbabn>
8agQon8 inIultirte, fparO ppn Dem
GonL lfteur an Die Cuff geieBt unb
i6leuberte in iinnloier 8ut6 unO aus
3a9e einen i9peren Stein na6 Wilz
liams, Der aIsGntgegnung ieinS6ieB=
ellen 3og unb feuerte. gu Sobe 9etrOfz
fen, itiir3te SSarreu gu 8Oben uno
6du4te aa3 tpenigen Ntinuten fetn
Qeben aus. DiQiams befinbet ii3 in
Ooft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
alstue llriuhen-gr -gruBe @trfuugen.
Sin Splittsr perurind;t StinnbaRenframpf. -
Tor einrs bItFenren iunnerl NJ nd,fns

DC etHcs pluDencen lun9en ntac acDen9
9etrott, Nti9., %. 0e5.-Oie
17zjG6rige 6lorence Mad, g}r. 1913,
Srumbuuz2loenue, pobnbaft, itieB
fi6 IeBten Samitag einen 9ol3Iplitter
unter einen i6rer 6ingernGgel. 8ei'm
9eraus3ie6en bes 9ol3Itit4ens blieb
Elm She'll 0abon unter Dem Nagel
iiBen, bod gelung es einem 9lr3te,
aud biefe5 3u entfernen. 9as U3do=
den folgte a6er ni6t ben Qnprbnunz
gen, fleiBig llmi4IGge gu MAIDEN.
2(m Sonntug ipurbe ite i6per trunt
unb balb barauf bepuBtlos. 6eute
WOrgen trat Der Sob ein, Elm &innz
budentrumpf bate ibrem iungen 2ez
ben Elm Gnoe bereitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
Scr italisnii@e Telosug III @beRB.
nicu.
10000 mann feIemorfebmdsia.

@om, 25. Deg. - 3pei 8ataiIIOne
itaIieniider Snfanterie iino beuts in
Mafaua eingetroffen. 2lue Streitz
trGFte perOen am 4. Sanuur opera
tipnsfGbi9 iein. 10000 Monn iino
mari86ereit. Die 2(bD7Iinier bringen
IargIum Dor, Iheinen jeoob bic 8eluz
gerung bon MafaQs aufgege6en gu buz
ben. Gintge Don Ras N2angascia'5
3ruppen fino in Der Ydbe bon QOua
oeIe6en porben. General 8aratierri,
Gberbefe6Isbaber Der italieniI6en 2(rz
mee befinOet It4 INNER no8 in 4oiz
nrr+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
$4,000 Sencr.

Gbuttunooga, senn., %. Deg.
- Gurleps, @Ia., lit beute Morgen
bon elmer berbeerenoen 5euers6runit
6eimge!u4t porben. SAT- Der gan3e
iiioli6e 8eidGftstbeil Der Stabt lit abz
gebrunnt; Der 8erluit tpir0 auf $25,z
900 gei9dBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
0crgniigen rtgnrr Nrt.
Nrbriter fsiern g8eibuad,ten curd, bIutisc
Sd)ieScrefen.

Arbrfter fsiern g8eibuadten rWrdh bTuttse
SdisScreten.
8ra3il, Sno., 25. Deg. - 9tm
geftrigen Sage lpurDen bic Qlrbeiter
Der 9roBen 8ergnerte uno 6obriten
bieIiger StaOt abgel0bnt. 2lnItatt
bas I6Derperbiente 8eIb ba3u an3uz
penben, Ii6 uno i6ren 6amiljen elm
pergniigtes 8eibna6tsfeIt gu f6uffen,
frequentirten fie Die @irtbI6aften u.
goben ibrer 6r0blidteit bur4 blutige
S4lGgereien 2lu8oruf. Sol. SbaD
purbe BEL elmer Iplden gtauferei pOn
0m. Cummings er76oiIen, GbparO
6able2 unO 3aplor 9amiltOn t0Otli4
perlpun0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
Nift iGuloig.
Srcf scs Raubmcrrcs 2lusefIagtr frcisefproz
d1eu.

9ref ses Raubmorscs 2lusefIastr frcisefpro=
den.
Omaba, Rebr., 25. 0s3. -Ri4z
ter 6erguion tnitruirte geitern Die 8ez
id5porenen in bem SeliunzWtDroproz
5eiIe, Elm freiIprehsrbes @eroitt ab3uz
geben. Dies geI6ab bno bic orei 2lnz
getIagten, Sobn 9ru6nto, W&ite U&iIz
lefen uno 2lnton 8ufpoic, purosn aus
Der 0aft entIaiien. G5 bonoeIte fi6
in Dem Pro3eiIe I'm Die GrmorDung
zines genii1en So6n GeIjan, oeIer
Qeihe, na6bsm oerIelbe in einem billiz
gen Scott unb 2ogir6auIe berau6t uno
erI4Iagen, aus Dem noben Tluiie oufz
Gpfiir1t nurbP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
0n7 Oeffinn-0ha1+srH n

= Sm nNeIftngz5beater" bat 0a5
neusite 0ert 0a5 unermuoliaen Quitz
ipieloi6ters g. p. S90nt6an, Som
teTe 9ufi" Du5 Qampenliht er6lidt.
9a5 luItige Wert fano bic pGrmIte
2lufRabme, uno Der Qi4ter tpurbe
mebrmQls derufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
sd,ut fur elmerifaner in smurna.

Qonoon, 25. 0e3. = Der amez
rifaniI6e 9eIanote SerreQ tit Don
Smprna na6 Gonitantinopel 3uriitz
gste6rt. Die W}iiiion feinsr Reiie be-
itan0 barin, oen bort lebenben Qmeriz
fnrprn eSr1ub al Tirhprn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
9apwaD'8 9feaoD @eIici
perihaft fpfprt stnscrMnA !.

Cir Roefibmcrlsn lOb traut5afts oocr usro0i0.
9atni5merjtn, Ituralsi, 8btUmatismus, 9'gsn'
itus, S6mtrIu uuo S3pa4s TN 8tdtn, osm
RiGQrat oosr BEN Titrsu Stm,r3eu in Der Nabs
Der Q,b,r, @ruhtsasGH;}tincung, Gelents S3r'luns
esn uno Samtrsen ontr 4yt luiro Die @RDtns
burg BON 8aoDag's &clop 3tIicf iOiOytiJ; sluots
ruug p.riaaifsn uro Der iortgsitgts @c5raub o;i'
i,lbsr siuiQc Sags lang Dtr0 cine p,TmaHtnte @ei'
lung btfUjJt:H,
Gs fiGt iofort rts b,fttsnta 55mujsn, I5rdtt
Gut1iiuoun9 ab uro turirt &rautbcjtcn osr NGHgsn.
hes Magms, Osr GingspttOs Oecr ano:rsn Griisn
ooer Sbltmbdutt.
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Nr. 300.
|g>IIl l1jI2}<

GiHul, nI5' orcbs S3m,rltu Der nit Rbsus
mats mus St6afsts gettldg,ras, au7aliOs, Rruppsl,
Rtrp0t, an 3,uraI5is ItiotHoe ocsr BON srant5st'
ten abtrmuuute aua aus3uisbeH bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
gsalaria ,ptrO IN frincn ucrId1teoencn
sprmen Eurtrt gltO uerbtnOcrt.

Gs Qibt teiu 9silmittsi in Der gaujsu @,It- ipsI=
d,s Jtsbsr uuO S0AtisitrOt, i0WIt ale aHoegcn
m1lGrlourti6tu. btItoitn uno GnoeGsH Gltbty i'm
tttibt ME u opup's RsGOp TtIItf.
Rtiisnpt iUut,n ittts eirt Gilas Y . ~ .
3eu : Rtlis NIT id iH9rtH. GtnQs 1ropIeu
in gBuNtr ssnommtu ueVE!UafCE 6r1ntbttt uotr
Sdmcrssu, t3clts Durb BEN g9:hi, ots ErIHtpais
itrs ,ufhtb,R. Gs 1T tjE bsfsres StlmulonjmIttd
ais frauJONi&sy prlHntip,iH 00ty Stttr5.
Qrsi5 30 GsU;s bic TlGl4c 9tJ!autt ron Apo'
tbsteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26

Gg RiIIt bts i3Gimmeen G bmtr,
ttu in ,ir,r bis splnjiJ Uliuu;tu. |i1t cine
6tuuOe ua5 Osm 2sisu 0it:r GHJ,ils braUdjt irs
eeuo 3smano g &msrBtu Iu trleiz
ben.
SunerIi5 Gintn baIbtu biz Cdn1tn Ibces
l5fi,l pou in tintm Slls g2oT,J iulro in psuiGeu
glIuutcu Sti5ihmcr}sU, Grampt, lauren YagtH,
Sryue5tr, So0bTtnUW, trlUtaattsU &opfitmer5,
Gjarr5o,a, Ro.li, 9laguHJ uHo ole inHsTlIbsn HtIs
bsu iurlIcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
SSeftasssMn,eiaen.
B. ]11oment6D,
Smpprtcur ppn-
Rbsinlusin uno Surasamrs@ein,
CIR. 20, Siio-@apftraRe.

I'm m.ine erosen 9orritbc pcn @.inen uno 9auO,
rem Al rsou5iren, perfauie tt Ipdbrsuo Ger Seter'
tasssGBo den su beeeutene berabgeiestsn Nrst'
ZEN (304-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-26
Ont fit eSeoermaun.

sat Gin 9,oer uimu,t irosuS zine gleOiltu ,um
gbfibrsn, nm oas Ssitsm gu renoen, uno bag
glut rein 5u baItsu. GisisniQen, uelt, g Il N.
mons 2ebsr RsguGirtr- (Jlaifsi,it Ooer
qui0erl RsbmsH. rrbaItcH ale bic 8orjlgs zines
miIosu unO sEgsHsbm,u gbiubrungs .Tii,,!s; fer.
ner einss fdrisnSsn Dlittsg, ntl6ss bas g.ut ri.
nigt uro bas gunjs 69ism tdrtt uuo msbr, nj,
Sas g Simmous 9sber RtquIirer r,s
auirt bic gsbU, UbdIt is attn uHo Q,iuH0, uup,
U,HH bic Gtbtr ib in gutter 9srfaFuHo btiro.t,
lp,rocu sic ft frti pom Yalaria, GlgtHtrlrtb,t
syoau,rslofgtsit, 9optidmr;H uHo 9art!sibigz
felt bsfinotu uHo fb nidjt m,br 70 btruEt,r9,fors
men une etidpo6t fublsH. aIt5 oas Diro Oura
etHe tr5qe Stbcr htrDprseruisu. Cute 9troauuua
uro ffr,iitu BON W(aqtHltiotH t1nn uur oaua tatts
f,rotu. futHu bic Ht5sr rittig arb.it,t. Sont,n
sis pon sjnsm oisier GeiotR beialsu itjr osyiua,H
Cir n m oHs 2iper squIutor. Orr
RoHg Der Gebsr RtoiltHsn, btHsr cIs 2iu,H.
@~ Ssoes Eafet
bat 6,n Steupel in 9tOt5 nuf benz
@iupifelsPapier.
;. .. 3elItn s. Go, philadelphia, pa.
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The German Correspondent,

Z. RAINE. PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR
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8aowaO's 3saOD 8cItef
rursrt mnO rerBtmocrt

GrtdItungsn, 9u1en, wcben @al5, 9ns
fu,u;a, 9rond)iti5, 2un9cnzGnts
;anOung, NbeumatismuS, 9Icus
ruIsie. &OpNtmers, 3abnz
iam,r3 9lfbmu, 4tbmun9Ss
bsidwcrOcu.
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Ser 0entIde GnrrsIponbsnt,
Taelih. fu6hentltG nne eorHtaes,
R1,o.oth,,.,,e~ e~ .,,,A ,FlrhoFfrf

". WalEe, Wi9tht0nfner ;lno Vttbhffeut
(yla6foIger bon &. 9ions),
eleDeiisGde Baltimore stgo5. uuo SofsSffce's!re.
gres ecs taaI;dlem ssIat.e6, ourt 1rdasr beiorst,
121s &ts.; taslidle uro Sonuta 'eins9abc 20
Gents pro Woe, bonlbar bic od6 Slar bsioIsenoen
Srdaer-SaaIidi ntbn Suuuta 70 selus abe inter
Observation-Disclosures $50 pro SGbr, tnr thrteTe
5,it i'm ger6aItHts; Inr bic tpod,entiid dle sluSgGbe
rltt SoRataasbott, porfofrei, nit I6Sus tnr Suos,
s2 so pro S9br, nod rscno einem Srte oes SnIans
hes. 81 not europa. Sonuta tae3'atmo8a6e 81
sro Sabr-Yas bette une biutafte seafi&e ptatt
In Ben Nfitts= une GAoitacfen-
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28
Challenges.

Section 3265 Of the code reads
as follows:
ClIALLENGES.-Any recognized
member of the party in whose interest
such NEE ting or election is h Id, may
challenge the right of any person offer
ing to vote at such meeting or. election;
and the managers there authorized to
hold, and holding same, shall deter
mine whether the person SO offering is
entitled to vote and shall receive or re-
lect such vote as the evidence Tor or
against the right of the person I" vote
shall warrant. The officers may, Of
their own motion, or in case Of chal-
lenge if there by doubt OF the proprlety
OF receiving the offered vote, require oi
the person SO offering 10 vote, his oaIH
to the facts which he may claim enhtie
him to vote; and if the person so Offer
ing to vote decline to make the oath
, d!mGnded, his vote shall be rejected.
! Another important law in con-
nection with the coming primary
which all persons should carefully
note is found IN section 3274'
which reads as follows:
$2;l. tEAUDULENT VOTING.
! ETC. =-if any voter having ParuHpat~
e1 in one party primary, shall vote or
attempt to vote in different party
primary election held 1ol similar pnr'
pose during the same political cam
: paign, he shall be guilty Of ifaudj@Ien'
voting, and on conviction, shall o'
:. punished in the same m&nner ana u
the same extent rs If hc had vote. II'e
I gally in general election. \nd II an
a voter, having voted CAGE in his Primar
h election, shall ;Gte or ATTEMPT 10 vote
=. second time in thc same election,
the same or & different poll, H' y! d"
= be liable to a prosecatiou before q 1".
), tce Of the peace, OF indie,,nent Y
Ii grand Jury, and, upon c03Hiruo.n. sH'
be fined not less tha'tFea '.'afS i"
:, more than fifty dollars for earn ""eN'
II aud shall stand committed t' TIE rou.
IS ty jail until the fine and costs are pal
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28

"ro discontinue an advertise
ment," says Johu Wanamaker, the
largest advertiser in the world, rs
like taking down your sign. 1t
you want 80 do business you must
let the people know it. Standing
advertisements, when changed fire.
quently, are better than reading
notices. They look more substan-
tial and business-like, and inspire
confidence. l would as soon think
of doing business without clerks as
without Advertising"
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28
WaMDa E1cts.

Miss Minnie Richardson, OF
Plattsburg, is visiting her uncle,
Nh 4. Ward, of Beat ).
Prof. ! A Ward, of Wanda, was
in the city this week.
Nh w II Pope is ait home from
school AYZ.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28
THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
Next Wednesday Makes Each
Candidate Happy or Sor-
r0wf'ul.
READY FOR THE BATTLE.
List Of 1tauaS yrS and Other De-
tails OF the Ele .tion.
READY FOR THE BATTLE.

Next Wednesday, July ,. is the
day ior holding the long.loo6ed for
Democratic primary. We are glad
to note that the best Of humor pre-
walls among the candidates jnsur.
ing that all will bow gracefully to
the will Of the majority. In thjs
issue THE STAR gives again the
list of managers ana the directions
Of the county committee for hold
ing the primary. Much of it has
appeared before; bnt it is consid-
cred desirable to repeat the in
structions SO that there may be ne
mistake.
List of Managers.
Kosciusko-Z 7 Lee. Henry
Hight and Sam Smith, managers;
Nj E Hurt and P D Noah, clerks;
Edgar Dodd, bailiff.
Ethel-B + Ray, John Lane,
E NJ Gregory, managers; J Il Ri
ley, A G Alston, clerks; S X Tur,
ner, bailiff.
McCool- J W Black, Joe Carr,
C X McGhee, managers; w L
Proctor, S G Steel, clerks; W J At
terberry, Jr., bailifl.
Liberty Chapel--G W Bennett,
J A Clark, Jr,, ChaB Colson. man.
ayers; J W Tucker, s G Cole
clerks; J n Shumaker, baiIif.
Peeler's Mill~-A NJ peeler. O W
Hopkins, H o Pullin, managers
G w Bennet, W l. Bowles. clerks
J 4 Britt, bailit.
Rochester A + Daniel, join
fWeatherly Y \ Gallawav. manag
ers; J B Holt, H NJ britt. clerks
Sam Williams, bailin.
Rocky Point J NJ Weeks, Mar
shall Teague, } d MusseIw
nanagefr. " y NI1ssowhite. n
= Thompson, clerks: Felix Cadt
: bail'H.
Kelly Store P Stevens, !
: Jones, " A Weaver, manager,
: J 5 Stephens, J NJ Arustron,
clerks Felix Cade, hailih.
Musselwhite's Mia L Dicl
erson, jeff Weeks, J . Palmc
aaanaeers; Isaac Musaalwhite :
Willis, clerks; Dan" Musselwhit,
= bailif'.
1 New Providence VI r Rrisco
3 ID i. Campbell, d W iIarvev. MAJ
: ayers; r R Armstrong, NJ II Tvle
5 clerss; J A Ricketts, dailin.
: SAllis-.R G Sails, J G DuBar,
h &C Woods, Jr., managers. Frar
Brown. Oscar Boyet.. clerks Ri
J. ford Terry, bailiti
n Newpo.t C Z Morgan. MAJ
G Robv, Tom Stlng,ey. manager
$ Ed Meek, Dave Hemmipgwa
# clerks: John H@tchinson bajlif
e Shrock- " Thomas. C
Y Dios erson, W L Clover. manager
q Ha, Shrock, FGeepum I.est<
clerks; Henry Murphy, bailif.
Bisgah J Fl Ables, Ruff HERR
Nv n Ross, nanageas: John Sau
ley, Geo. Dickerson, clerks: 5
Ables, bailitl.
6 Sasem-L F Smith, VII Je
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28

was forced to defend himself. He
then read and commented on the
platform of principles he had is
sued last January. He desired to
encourage the lending of money on
real estate at low rate of interest
by exempting from taxation all
such money when loaned at six per
cent. He would reduce State tax
alton in several ways. one was by
cutting certain 100000 out OF
the school fund and giving the
counties the right to levy special
school tax if they wanted it. He
also favored ia tories and immi-
grafton. He then took up the sill
YER question and announced him
self in favor Of the use of the larg-
est amount Of gold and silver mon
ey consistent with a sound curren-
cy; but he believed that free COIN
age could be safely maintained on
ly by international agreement.
Mr.. McLaurin was the third
speaker. He devoted the first few
minutes to defending his record in
the United States Senate and show
ing what appropriations he had Sc
cured for our State institutions of
learning while there. He then
took upstate issues, announcing
himself in favor OF an elective Ju,
dietary for the State and advoca-
ting an amen dment to the consti
tuition so that each race-the whites
and blacks-should educate them
selves, He stated that the reports
that he had promised judgeships
to men in various portions OF the
State in return for their support,
were false as the fumes hot from
Tartarus. He wanted to exempt
all farms from taxation to the ex-
tent to which they were mortgaged
The silver question then came "
and the speaker took strong posi-
ton in favor of free coinage at | {
to |.
Mr.. McCabe then replied in ;
speech Of - minutes devoted to the
, financial question. The speaking
then closed and everybody left il
| a good humor.
e We have been asked to stete oU
E personal impressions of the thre,
! men and we will undertake to &c
A it in the fewest possible words
a though we find il o difficult task
| Mr.. Nardaman is It man OF com
: manding appearance, tall, hanc
o some a0d rather large, He has
taking personality; aud the NOR
4 you see Of him the better you Xix
I him, He has an air of s.ncerit
: about him that one likes. He ha
J. strong convictions and is fearles
d in expressing them
f. Mr.. McCabe impresses you a
the practical, leVel-he&ded busl
n ness man all over. lie is low an
:. heavy and stands as firm as tw
.a@te posts He has honesty shir
t. Ing all over him Atltmes in h
:. speeches he evinces some elC
,. quence He is evidently a man wit
big brain and much ability.
!, Mr.. McLaurin is tall and THU
(. he has a friendly way about hi
:. that makes him many friends. Il
IS l.as powertN@ voice and know
# how to use it lie is u man (
n ability and an adroit debater. il
,e tells an anecdGte in q pleasing wa
if and knows h0w to touch up
% crowd.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28

n. =. NELIl,
Jane 25th, 1895.