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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
VICTORIA GREETS Ii.
Salisbury Introduces the Oriental After
He Had Been H0nOred by the
British Fleet.

London. Aug. 5.--Li Hung Chang and
his suite went 10y special train to Ports
mouth today in order to cross the Solent
To- the Isle of Wight and visit the Queen
at Osborne. He was received at Ports
mouth by number of distinguished
naval officers and Others, and salute
of nineteen guns was fired when he
boarded the Royal yacht Alberta, which
was in waiting. Upon leaving Ports
mouth the yacht made detour and
gave the distinguished traveller a view
of the large fleet of warships assembled
in those waters. and also permitted
him to see about as large and attractive
fleet of pleasure craft as ever as
sembled i'm the Solent
The Chinese statesman was saluted
by the fleet and continued on his way
to Trinity Wharf. Cowes, where he was
received by the Prince Of Wales, who
escorted him to Osborne. The Marquis
of Salisbury had preceded the Chinese
Envoy to the Isle of Wight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
COMMITTEE STRIKES
VEIN OF PROMISE
Probe Has Been Inserted Into the Mutual
Telephone Business.
TESTIMONY is GIVEN
1t Is Alleged That Promoters of the
Company We're Paid to Absent
Themselves from Philadelphia Dur.
ing the COunciimanic Investigation.

Philadelphia, Aug. 5.-After drag
ging along in Intermittent sessions for
many months without unearthing any
thing OF particularly startling char
acter, the senatorial investigating conf
mittee today struck a vein that gives
promise of leaving some disclosures Of
interest. During last year municipal
scandal was threatened by disclosures
concerning the manner in which the
Mutual Automatic Telephone company
had obtained a valuable franchise from
city councils. Councils appointed an
investigation committee at the time
and allegations were made before this
committee that certain members of
council received each six shares from
the company, and members of select
council twenty and twenty-five shares
each for their aid in passing the tele
phone ordinance. Among those whose
names figured on the books of the COM
pany as among its shareholders We're
those of David Martin, eX-Hational
committeeman from Pennsylvania. and
Charles A. Porter. the Republican
leaders in Philadelphia. for 1926 shares
each. Owing to the disappearance OF
certain officers Of the company. the in
vestigation was blocked and finally
died a natural death.
The senatorial investigating conf
mittee today inserted its probe into
this Mutual Telephone business. Juli-
an G. Gale, private secretary to John
X. Brach. promoter of the company,
testified before tn" committee that Mr
Martin handled six thousand shares III
the company, and these shares were
divided into two blocks OF 1921 shares
each and the balance into blocks of six
and twenty-five share each.
George A. Persch, brother of the pro-
muter Of the company, testified that
Mr.. Martin raid him to absent himself
from Philadelphia during the time the
cOuncilmanic investigation was going
ON and that he received from him dur
ing the period that he was out of Phiia-
delphia various sums ranging from SIT
to $40 at Il time.
William \. PerSch cOrrOhorated the
testimony of his brother George that
Mir. Martin paid the latter money while
he was out of the city. The investiga
ton will be continued tomorrow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
STATEMENT BY THE MOORES.
Hopeful That Settlement May BE
Made of Diamond Match Affairs.

Chicago. Aug. 81. Fl. Moore said to
reporter for the United Associated
Press:
1--WE heard from the New England
banks which are interested with us
this morning. They said they trusted
arrangements could be made here TO
tide over our difficulties until the ne
gotiations on the other side of the water
between the Diamond Match company
and corporations and governments
could be consummated. We assured
them that our best efforts and the eff
forts Of our local friends would BE-
made in that direction. | think that we
will be able to pull through in Il little
while without hurting ourselves or any
body else very much financially in the
long run. We hope to make some local
arrangement which will soon put us
on our feet again and reopen the eX-
change"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
StpaInS ship Arrivals.

New York. Aug. 5.-Arrived: Teutonir.
from Liverpool and Queenstown Werra,
from Genoa: Havel, from Bremen and
Southampton. Sailed: Paris, for South
ainpton; Germanic. for Liverpool; Fries
land. for Antwerp. Arrived out: New
York, at Southampton; Circassia, at
Glasgow: Spaarldam. AT Boulogne; Island.
at Copenhagen. Sailed for New York:
Travr, from Southampton. Sighted:
Halle, from Bremen for New York. passed
Deal. Spree. from New York for South
amiJton and Bremen, passed the Lizard.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
FIRE VISITS LUCY PARSONS.
Residence Of the Famous Anarchist
Is DESTROYED by Flames.

Chicago Aug. 5.-The residence of
Lucy Parsons, of Anarchist fame, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Mrs.
Parsons had large library, collection
of her husband and there was also In
her possession many relies of Parsons
prison and other experiences, which
We're destroyed.
Mrs. Parsons lived in Avondale and
the house was remote from fire protec-
ton The loss is about $500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
CHAUNCEY MAKES CLAIMS.
lie Asserts That the Free Silver Sen.
timent Will sweep Everything.

Washington. Aug. 5.-Chauncey f.
Black and Mr.. Kerr, eX-clerk of the
House of Representatives. both dis
tinguished Democrats of Pennsylvania,
were today claiming that the Demo-
Gratis would have at least eight of the
congressional districts i'm that state af-r
ter The next election. instead of the two
now represented by Democrats in the
Fifty-fourth congress.
The districts thus claimed are the
18th, Sth, 26th, Sd. nth. 19th and the
Scranton districts. Both these gentle
men assert that the growth of the free
silver sentiment is something unprece.
dented and all the mining section of the
state will give support to the Demo-
cratic ticket hitherto unheard of in the
history of the politics of Pennsylvania.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
SWALLOWED GROUND GLASS BEADS.
Bertha Pagg Makes Determined Ef.
forts to End Her Life.

Muncie, Ind. Aug. 5.--Miss Bertha
Pagg. of Farmland, aged 10, while con-
fined in Jail this evening. removed the
glass beads from her neck, ground
them fine with her shoes on the stone
floor and swallowed the glass. She also
i'm some manner secured a revolver, but
was seen before she had chance to
use 1t.
She pulled the chandelier down in at
tempting to hang herself. A note ad-
dressed to Ed. Waldron. requesting him
to kiss her lips after they were cold in
death was found. She may die.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
Ilera!d's Weather Forecast.

New York. Aug. j.-ln the middle sta tes.
fair, more siiltry and warmer weather will
prevail with fresh southerly and south
westerly winds and maximum tempera-
lures above 20 degrees. followed by local
thunder storms in the lake region and the
Delaware and Hudson valleys. On Friday.
partly cloudy to fair weather. with light
and fresh southwesterly winds and con-
tinued high temperature followed by To-
cal rain and slightly cooler conditions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06

of Mrs. Schnette's husband. Last Sep
tember she left her hLiband, who lives
in Milwaukee,, and came to Madison
with Marschka. The couple then went
to Oshkosh, and later moved back to
Madison.
For the past six months they have
lived here, Marschka working in a tailor
shop. Schnette has looked far and
wide for the couple, and at last located
them here. He came to Madison at
noon and the arrest was then made.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
Treasury Gold ReSprye.

Washington, Aug. THE treasury gold
reserve at the close of business today stood
at slo9.Gli.4 .4Sl. The days Withdrawals
were S3SI, 500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
Sympatlip;ic Strike.

Cleveland, Aug. 5.-At noon today 100
men employed by the Home Telephone
company laid down their tools and quit
work ont of sympathy for the Brown
locked out men.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06

Philadelphia, Aug. 5-Benjamin C. Potts,
of Media, candidate for cOngressman-at-
large on the Democratic ticket, has writ
ten a letter to State Chairman Wright, re-
pudating the Democratic national ticket.
He states If the state platform is subor-
dinatr to the national platform. he wishes
to Withdraw from the state Democracy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
G,nss Manufacturers Fail.

Chicago. Aug. 5.-Sprague. Smith &
Co., the large plate and window glass
manufacturers, failed today. 40 definite
statement OF their assets dnd liabilities
has yet been given.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
Objects TO Chicago Platform.

Allentown, Pa. Aug. Estate Chairman
Wright this morning received Il letter from
John Il. Hinckson. of Chester, who Is on
the state ticket as "A Democratic electcr.
stating that his views on the Chicago plat
form are such as TO preclude the idea of
his being on the ticket, and that he will at
the proper time present his resignation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06

Newark, n. j.. Aug. 5.-Three men were
buried by d cave-in of a sewer in front of
liS Fourth avenue this afternoon. Join
May, Of 40 Lock street n 1aborer was sui
fCcated. The others Were James Milli-
gan and Barney Sing, both of whom soon
recovered. They were uninjrred.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
The Patriarch Resigns.

Constantnople Aug. 5.-Matthew Izmir-
ilian the Armenian patriarch. has re-
signed and the sultan has accepted his
resignation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
Tax Collector in Trouble.

Carlisle. Pa. Aug. 5.-JosepI y Kntt-
tie was arrested today charged with be-
ing $icJ0 short in his accounts as tax col
lector of fredericksburg.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
Weather Indications Today;
Fair and Warmer.

Fair and warmer.
l Tidinss of Good Cheer for Mckinley.
Philadelphia Investigation Disclosures.
Election Frauds in Alabama.
2 Bryanites Fear Cleveland.
Ill-Treatment of Cuban Women.
3 UoccD-Facts Concerning the Elks.
Rev. Iwanowski Wants $4,000 Damages.
Equity Court Is Booming.
4 Editorial
Comments of Our Exchanges.
Uocal-Ofiicer Block t,xonerated.
Mysterious Death on the Railroad,
A Youthful Robber.
G Base Ball and Other Sports
(Story) IAN American Beauty" (Con-
cludedD.
Suburban Happenings.
Market and Financial News.
IN
News Up and Down the Valley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
will Visit His European Friends.

Charleston. W. Va, Aug. 5.-Postmas-
ter General Wilson has decided not to take
any part in the coming campaign. re
will sail for Europe on Oct. II, and will
remain for about two months. He will be
accompanied by his wife
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
The Presidents Change.

BuzZard's Bay. Mass. Aug. THE pres
ident, for n change. went out in the bay
fishing today. remaining nearly all day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
RUNAWAY COUPLE ARRESTED.

Frank Marschka and MRS. Schnette in
Custody After Long search.
Madison, Wis, Aug. 5.--Mrs. August
Schnette and Frank Marschka were ar
rested today by the police on complaint
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
FINLEY s
GRAND CLOSING
OUT SALE OF
SH|lR 7
W AIS is
TO MAKE ROO M
tWR FALL WIWWWS
COMMENCING
Friday Jmly 81
One Lot Percale Waists
49c.; former price, Csc.
One Lot Fine Derby
Waists 75c.; former price,
$l.25.
One Lot King Waists
95c.; former price, $l.6S.
One Lot Dinity House
Waists $1.5S ; former
price, $2.25 to $2.9S.

wChildren's Bingham
Dresses, Boys Genuine
Galatea Kilt. Suits at
about half price.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
New Japan Crepes

Prettier than ever and Il little bet
ter in value.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
New Tapestry Reps

A firm, heavy weave, with all the
rich color effects of ordinary tap
cStries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06

equals in excellence and beauty any
thing ever turned out from foreign
looms. During the next few days
we will make a special display of
these goods, to which the public is
invited.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
New SilkOlimcS
No end to the assortment of lowell
ness in this prettiest Of cheap dra
ueres.
New Chenille Curtains
And Lounge Covers. Superb Orien-
tai effects and colorings.
New Fixtures

Including Poles. Loops, Rings.
Hooks, Cords, Tassels, etc, etc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06

Is matchless i'm its completeness
and includes all the popular weaves
and fancies for sash or full length
draping. Our exclusive designs i'm
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06

B News Up and Down the Valley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
J. Snmorif Mar gobnbe;,,t.

Sn Neparf lit BET 1einer bort ipp6nenbsn
ber6strat6eten So9ter Der beutI9sameritaz
ni19e SournaliIt Dag Go6n6eim ais angez
BENDER Sieb3iger ge1torben. @ielen unIerer
dlteren 2eIer 1T iein Nan1e po6l6efannt,
Deun Gp6n6elm mar frii6er elmer Der eriten
@umorilten Der INSTRUMENTATION 9refe
unD 19uf zines Der eriten aus benz dmerifaz
nii9en 2eben e|ntnommenen 8plfsitiide Der
INSTRUMENTATION 8i6ne.
Sn Berlin geboren unb faufmGnnii6 aus
gebilbet, fo1gte er I4on bort benz 8eiipiele
1eines Inn nenige Sabre dlteren iibiI9en
&a7egenofen 9aDib &alii9, Der, urIpriingS
li9 au9 gum &aufmonne beitimmt, iih i'm
8erliner v8labberabuti9" unb bur9 feline
EDIT 8erlinif6en 2utfpiele unb Poffen einen
10 b~eoertenben Namen ernarb, aber 1hpn
1872 1tnrb.
Gobnbeim mar in 5ot9e Ieiner 8et6eiliz
gung an ben rebolutionGren grbebungen BON
1849 na9 ben 8ereintgten Staaten gefom@
men, 0ur6 feline bumoriitii9en Mrbetten
ma9te er Ii9 in Der OeutI9en Preffe Seem
Norfs balb einen Ramen, unb Elm bon inn
perfaBtes golfsIiid aus benz SEEM Oorter
beut16en 2eben ma4te ibn nod %betannter.
Na9 Nusbrud pes 8iir9erfrteges trat er ms
freipiIige 8un0esbeer unb bra9te es gu
6erporragenben N%oiutantenI te1en BEL oeuti9z
amerifdnt19en @eneralen.
Na9 benz &riege er6ielt et cine nGlerts"z
Stele i'm 8unbesf9aBamte in Wui6ington
unb griinoete nun bas bortige bumoriitii9e
@odenblatt columbia" bas ii9 burh feline
Wibe unb bur9 feline politi19en Satpren
groBes Mnfeben ertparb.
@pGter panberte CT na9 galtfornien, mo
ct als Gebafteur erit Der vNbenbpOt" uno
bann bss rSournal" in San Srdncisco cine
erfolgrei@e journaIiitif3e Sbdtigteit entail
tete. @or mebreren Sa1ren erlitt Der iAon
dltli6e Mann bur9 einen unfdI einen
I6peren &no9enbru9, tpel6er Die Nmpuz
tation bes einen getnes nOtbig ma9te. Sine
bDlige 6eilung erfolgte ME. 9ur3 Dte1es
2eiben ieber f0rperli6en 8epegung berdubt,
frGnfelte gp6n6eim's INNER i6perer tper@
bsnber &0rper beitGnOig, Oo4 ieinen unoerz
iie9li9en 0umor bermo9ten Ielbf biele LAM
gen 2eiben ni9t 5u 3eritOren. No4 in ben
lebten Sa6ren 1isferte er 8eitrGge fir bumoz
riltii9e 3eitf9riften.
Srob Ieiner f4arf iatprif@en Anldge mar
Mar Gobnbeim elm ieelensguter unb i'm nn1@
gauge lie6enspirbiaer Mann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Sonia bat feline S9ulben = Der bette
8epeis, baB feline Staatsoeripaltung cine
tii9ti9e getpefen lit.
4n ben groBen @rrun9enI4aften Oes bdta
BEN Subr9unoerts, ouf ipelhe Soma beute
3%uriidblidt, baben ni9t gum ~9eringiten
Sbeile Die Oeuti9en @inipanoersr Qnt6il,
ipel4e namentli@ aus ben nieOerid6iiI9m
S6eilsn n ieres 8aterlanoes Dort6in itrDm=
ten, unb ben Dben grairien goloene 5ru9t
entlodten.
Soma 1T elmer Der i9Dniten unb fru@t6urz
item Prairie itaaten ~unferes 2anbes, unb
lpenn au9 bort in politti9er 8s3ie6ung
ni9t INNER Der Sriebe getpo6nt bat, 10
tommt es bod Der 8~eOeutung Ieines ga
mems 10 na6e, als es iiberhaupt ouf @rben
mDgli4 1T. M}Dge es i'm 5peiten balben
Sa6rbunoert fortfabren gu geOei6en unb
fort3uI4reitep, pie i'm eriten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Ser rteiise sil6cr=Srmit tmo Batter
Der SopOfrntic.

Die bemotrutif6e q. 9. Morlb felt auf
8runb forgfdltiger grmittellngen Die per
ionen, 6irmen ltnD 8ertbbeiibt9iimer Der
gum 8ie1entrlit pereinigten Silberminenz
8eiiber 5uiammsn, tpel6e einen grOBen S6eil
Der bemofrctii6en Bartet in bic Bopotratie
atm9ei6mpl5en 6aben unb Die 6auptpa9lto@
item Der nellen Sr%gdniiation trdgen, I'm NIT
telt bsrIelbsn nomDgli9 Silberfreiprdgun9
i'm 8erbdltniB BON 16 gu 1 unb bamit cine
riefige @ermebrung i6rer Rei9tbimer 5u
erlanger.
9as @er5sifniB fammtlifer bunbert Sea-
men nit ben entfpre9enoen @in5elfummen
mit5utbeilen, lit unnOt6ig. SIS iinb t6eits
8eiiBer, t6eils Ngenten, nel9e bic Namen
fir Disienigen 8eftber 6ergebsn, Die ii9
lie6er i'm 9intergrunbe balten. Sus bon
biefen gum SruIt %berbunoenen 2euten be-
ieiiene unO bertretene 8erm0gen I6dbt Die
8OrlO insgeiammt auf ie6sbunbertmOz
{e9s5e6n Mi1ipnen Dollars. @ie bieIer
Sruit 9egenpdrtig ben 8unbesfenut BE-
berrf6t, in tpel9em Der dletn ungefd6r
3lpan5ig MiGionen Dollars DertretenOe ST.
ndtor Steipart bon Neoaba iein 9aupt0er=
treter lit unO in ipel9em cine &eibe anoerer
Sruit@Qgenten iibt, lit tpeIt6etannt.
Inter bieien bielfaden, nu4 INNER ms9r
perlungenben MiIipnGren lit Der auf Is
MiuiOnsn beranI6lagte 0aptO Moffatt Der,
mel9erb Die Spenbenb es Stl6erz5ruft It's fir Die
popotratif9en 9auptquartiere Oermittelte,
uno dls elmer Der 8eiiBer Der 8ergperte IN
2ea0otQe lit er 5uglei6 Elm 6uuptur6e6er
Der arbeiterfeinOli9en MaBregeln. tpsl4e
ben b~ortigen b~lutigen STREET berbeifI6rttu.
Die i9perrei9en Sil6er6arone in 9euOz
billie lieBen um bic g%ingdnge gu i6ren Berg
tperfen tugelfefte pfablperfe unb bide Bret
t~er3dune duffii6ren unb 1ammelten binter
Die EN- Die BON duspdrts berI9riebenen 11euen
4rbeiter, nelde BON i6nen an bic SteQe Der
bts4ertgen 4rbeiter geIeBt tpurben, neil
leBtere fi3 cine a6ermaltge 8erringeruno
Der 90bne unO Die 8erbrGngung i6rer Or,
.ganiIution aus ben M1inen nibt gsfausn
Iaiien polten. unb gegen bic ouf biefe
8eiie in Not6 geitir3ten unO our 8er3peifz
lung getrie6enen Nrbeiter muBte Oann aui
ben STUFF bes S6eriffs bic @taatsmilia nit
BUILDER unb 8Iei einidreiten.
SIN Sntereiie fol4 riidfi6tslofer capital
md4te fptelt Ii9 8rpan aGs Nr6siterzW1e
iias uuf unb I6tpaOronirt BON Der u8olfs=
beglidung" Der SiI6erfreiprdgung, Die bod
nun bieiem %nimmeriatten Srut Der Sitber=
Magnaten unO Sprannen gu Suite fommer
ipiiroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
1%tntncrft6t Ucm Chicago 1tttS BOLTS
tDitn1liGer 1tntcrri@t-
aent16e abtbeiGums SeHelbem.

Sn biefem Monat b%eginnen tpieoer bic
boltst6iimli9en 8ortrdge BON 2e6rern Der
iungen auftre6enben nl1niberiitp of @Atz
cugo" in berI6iebsnen 9toOtt6eilen, gu
bieiem 3pede lit cine groBartige 5atnltdt
Der uuniDsrfitp G~rtentOn" gebilDet nit elmer
Menge Der %gebiegeniten 2ebrfrdfte uno tie
eritrsdt fi9 auf Die berI3ieoenftsn 3tpstgs
Des @ilIens. Mu9 Das Oeuti4e TT babel
ni9t bsrgeHen unO puroe 5tpet tii4tt9sn
Mdnnern anbertraut.
9rpfefor gamtllo BON SILENCE TT
bielen unIerer 2eier f3on aus frii9eren bor=
treffli9en @prtrdgen betannt. @r lebrt
biesmal iiber moberne Deutf6e 2iteratur
unb 5tpar in folgenOen 2ofalen: 2970
@robelanb Mpenue, 4313 0rerel 8ouleoarD
uno in Der Cobb 6aI Der llniberiitdts~Ssz
bGube, tpGbrenb fem 4mtslofal ii4 in Der
Graduate 6aG Der llnrperitdts@@ ebduoe
befinbet. Sin gbicagoer &tno, erbtelt Prof,
BON &lsnse feline Musbiloung i'm 9arDaro
College, purbe bann 1867 Sebrer oss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Dem 6umoriiten Mar Gobnbeim 1T raid
Elm anberer alter beutl9=ameritanif9er Sci.
tungsmanu, -@il6elm &rippentapel II
oouisnilte, oiei9faqs Elm angthenber Sieb=
5iser, ms @rub gefolgt. Sin 6irni9lae
raffte i'm, na9bem er lGngere 3eit getrdntelt
bate, 6inpeg.
&rippentapel genoB in Ietnem @eburts.
lanb 2auenburg cine quite S9ulbilbung, er:
lernte baS 8u9bruden, ma6te TAPER BIZ
admpfe Der S6Gestpigz6 olfteiner BON 1915
bis 1850 nit, fam 1851 na9 Nmerita, ars
belicte 3ueGit alt Der 81. 9. 81. 5tg.", purb'
me6ridbriger G~eberbauptmann bes n2ouis:
bile Mnaeiger" unb I'M Sabre 1861 9erdus=
geber bes louisville @oltsblatt", tpel9es
i'm Sflaoenz unb 0albrebe[enz Staote Sen.
tudD nl1tbig Union unb 5rei6eit pertbei:
oigte. .3uglei6 betrieb Der ii6eralls tbdtig'
Mann Elm @rocerz@ eTbGft, SIM SABRE
1866 grinbete er ben noOuisOille Smni:
bus, Der in ben eriten Sabren als Son1.
taqsz8eiblatt bes v8olt5blatt" unb mad
beFen @ingeben ais literaril9es Sonntags:
Flat erf9ien unb nod erf9eint. 8sin
6eruusaeben un0 &ebigiren bteIes 8lqttes
mar a%rippentape1 tbdtig, Biz i'm Dor einen
halben Sabre f0rperIi6e 2etben 3pangen
Iib BON Der 2eitung Der @ef4Gfte 5uriid.
3u3ie6en. @r perfaufte ben Omnibus
bann MI ieine SObne, na6m jeOo6 inre1
np9 tbdtigen Nntbeil an Der 8iibrung bes
8Iattes, nelbes ibm i'm 2alfe Der Sabre 81
bebagli9em WOblitunbe ber6olfen bate.
&rippenftapel mar Elm beroorragenOes
Mitglieb Der republifanii6en Partei, f3Or
gu elmer 3eit, ais e5 i'm @iben gefdbrlid
mar, ibr an5ugeb0ren. SIM Sabre 1867
purbe er bonn bamaligen, bur9 Die 6reuHo'
Der l1nion gepd6lten @%ouberneur grGnlett;
gum SGiigelzNbjutanten ernannt. SIN Sa9r1
1871 narD er BON Der republifantf9en parte
&entudD'8 fir bic Stele zines Stats:
@uoitors nominirt unb empfing in benz nur
gd15 ~iibertpiegenb bemofrdtif6en Staate etnt
ungep06nli6 grDBe Nnaab1 Stimmen, I'M.
terlag aber Dem bemotratiI9en 8egentdnoi:
odten. SIM bOrigen Sabre erlebte er abel
nod Die Sreaoe, einen enti9iebsn republt-
teni19en 9puberneur in &entudn ertpGblt 81
fehen.
&rippen1tapel's after politii9er 9egner
u2ouispiGe @mseiger", NIT benz er abe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
@rOBarti9c 9lusT@ten fitr's Srans=
D00l.

Ser S9dbung bon Sa9btr1tGnbiger Su=
foGge tpirb i'm Sranspaal tpG6renb bes fomz
member balben Sa6r6unberts bic @olbausz
6e1tte ni6t tpeniger ais $500 Milionea
0oQarS betragen. 9ieie S9GBung griinbet
ii3 Oarauf DaB baS Sob in ungs6euren
Bayern 5iemli9 glei9mdBig pertheilt 1T.
W1an reGnet fernsr, baB bon Den $500
MiQipnen 1000 Milionen Eeinberbienft ieia
meroen. Ser freili6 tpirO gu einem eroBen
S6eile ms Nuslanb, na6 @nglanb, ge6en,
benin Der gr0Bte She'll Der @ru6en ge60rt ben
@nglGnbern. 4bsr Die $500 MiGipnea,
pel6e. fir @rbeit aus9egeben tperben, miiffen
gum gr0Bten She'll i'm 2anbs blsi6en unD gu
bei1en @ntpidelung beitragen. Die 8uren,
10 ie6r ite 6erte mod Dem @(der6au ab6plo
iein unb 10 iebr iie ii9 i6euen mOgen, ibre
Qdnbereien gu pur5eliren unb gu perfaufen,
lperben bod bald einleben, 0aB 4derbau unb
9ieb5u9t lp6nenber fino, ais leBtere dIein,
uno baB IS tbDri9t tpdre, bonn Muslanoe
nit i9tperem @elbe 9inge gu be3ie6en, bic
ffe 1elbIt nit leiAter NRiibe f6affen tDnnen.
Die 9obenldge unb bas &lima ma9 bem
@ei5en6uu i'm groBen MaBtabe ni9t bes
~ionbers giinitig iein, ii4er aber fam bort
genug 8rOtfru4t ge5ogen tperbsn, lin Elm
paar Milionen Meni9en 3u ernd4rsn. Dap
Mais, Sirie, 8aumpolle, @rbfen unb 8pb<
men bort gut gebei6en, lit ertpieIen.
SIT einmal Nder6al ba, 10 pirb bic cSSns
buitrie I9perli4 LANCE auf ii9 tparten laiIen.
&ura, bas SransOaal psrfpri9t, Bel Ieinen
qroBartigen 9iilfsquelen unb bur9 bic inn
ii6ere iGbrIi6e 8efru4tung nit SO W}iGip<
men Dollars ft9 i'm 2uufe bss nG9Ien
bal6en %Sa6r6unoerts gu eihsm @emeinpeien
BON auBsrorbentli9er 8liitbe gu s%ntpideIn.