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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03

Der 9oriiBer oes osmofrutilftn
StuutszGomits's piro ermdAtigt, nit
oem@oriiBsr .,5 populiItiI6enStaatsz
Gonite's sum 3ped Der IusfuErun9
Der Sutton auf einem uno DemieIben
gIettorulz5idst ii6 in's 8srnebmen
gu ieBen, I'M Ipdter iiber Den @rtpl9
gu beribt,n. llsbsr Die 5ra9e oerNutz
itelIung zines gemsiniamen Staats@
5idet5 lpuroe bebuttirt, absr nl6ts
beI6IoIIen.
SenfutionelIt QeuBerun
g2neire5 8i6ters.
9;arnep, Ne6r., 2. 2luguit. -
Ri6tsr s. q. Scott aus Omaha sr=
ragte geitern 2(bsno geIsgsntIt6 slner
Yopuliiten Yeriummlung groBes
9lufIe6en ourA cine R;oe, in pelher sr
Wc&inlsp uno Den Senator Sherman
nit Sobann WoIt tlaIIifi3irte uno err
tlGrte, er Fu6e 6efers Mdrner, als Den
8rGIioeut;n 9Isp2luno ms 3u4thaus
oeI6idt. Ri9ter Scott perurt6eilte
Dor etli9en Wtorlten mebrere Spurnaz
liiten Die iein 8arfabrsa auf Der Hl37
terbant tritiiirt 6atsn. 3u 8efdngnlB@
bait. Gr tpuros als Repu6litaner gum
4i9tsr erpGblt, ging i'oo6 DOR tInl9er
3eit gu ben BopuliItsr iibar.
Die ga 6lage in San as.
Sppeta, as., l. 4uguIt. - Die
@utqeloz z0emofruten pon 8anias baz
ben ii6 prQaniiirt uno cine gOrehe err
luiIen, in Der tie Sitet uno Plattform
oes G6icagper Gonpents refiiiiren. g.
&imble ppn Manbattun, Der an Der
Spite Der 9stpegung itebt, lit Der Nm
ii6t, Dab bic 9ut9sloz9emotraten in
SanIus fir Mc8inlep itimmen mers
Den.
g8ie 9unoesIsnator Wurtin ertlGrt,
piro Der oempfratiI6e Stadts 9pnz
pent, Der am Sjenitag in 9ut6inIon
3uIummentritt, feline Stuatebtamten
nominiren, ipnoern bic 9edmtsn M
DoIiiren, pel6e Der am ndhlten Gage
in Q(6ilene 1tattfinoenoe Pppuli1tenz
Gpnpsnt nominiren piro. Die 9rGiiz
oentI6aft5>@lettoren 1pllen fiir9rpun
uno 6s5Uglicb SelpuQ's uno Watlons
fir nenieniQen BON 8eioen initruirt
peroen, Der Die MajoritGt Der Stimz
men in ben Ser. Stuatin ertdIt.
s. orQi iu's 9opuliten
ebenfulls fir Srpan.
Q(tldntu. Ga, l. 2(uQuIt. -
Man ii,bt nit Spunnung Dem am
nGhittn 9onneritag itattfinOsnoen
Stuats=Gonpent Der Pppuliiten entz
gegsn, pon Dem man erlpartet, er per=
De iibsr Die pom populiItiIhen Natio=
nalzGonpent aufgsItellte Domination
Watipn's auf csmielbsn Sidet nit
8rpun geIdluB faiien. Ridtar s. 81.
6ines, genalener populiItii6er 8ou=
perneurszGanoioat, pel6sr all Der
Spibs Der StaatSz9elegation in Ct.
Gouis itano, BAT Die lle6erSsuQung
uusgeIprpden, Der Stauts= =@pnoent
reroe Die Domination einItimmi9 ra=
tifi3iren. Der @onpsnt pirO audi Elm
poll3Gbliqss StaatszSidet dufItelen.
2luem 2lniGain na6 pirD Der 9aptiz
iienprepi9er Or. s. 8. 8ambreQ, bis
opr Sur5em 8rGiiosnt Der Mercerz
llniDerIitdt in Deacon, fir Dus 8ouz
psrneursamt aufgeIteQt lperoen. Die
SOee babel lit Elm, 8ereinigung Der
prp6ibitioniItiiAn @Iemente nit osn
populiitiiden gegen ben O,motrutiIfen
9ouberneurs z9unoiDatsn. @ambraQ
bat ii6 bisFer niemal5 nit 9oIitit Be
fart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03

-SSn Der llmgo6ung BON Sttump1,
81, fielen am Samitug p 3oG Heeen
unb aae Str0me Der Sessno iinb aus=
astreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
SrlbImurODrrinb elmer wagniinnls
geu GinDrsmnrDcriu.

9itts6urg, pa, 2, 2tuguIt. -
SSruu Gouiie Gam ,lpel6e Dor einigea
5agsn in ibrsr 8obnung gu megbenn
Gin ibrsm nur Is Gage alien &jnos
in sin,m 2lnfaGe plobli6er 8siItesItoz
rung bic Shle our4ihnitt iprung beuz
t, friib aus einem 5enIttr Oss oritter
Stodperf5 o2s 9resbpteriansr Soz
IpitaIs gu gms93'np uno purOs 10
Itper DerIsBt oaB lie idp!ri:6 gene
i9n fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
Suppelmnrn bel philadelphia.

g 9iluo bell biu, 2. Quguit. -
Sn einem S6Itgdrten binter einem
Sommer6otel gu Nurbetb, elmer 9orz
ituot Don philadelphia, funo man beute
friib Die 2ei6en bes 35=jd6rigea Rez
gers @tpert Mc0arneQ uno Der 25z
id6rigen Negerin NurD 8ropn. 9siz
Der S4Goel mar eingeI4lugen. Mdrp
mar ais U}ugb in Dem 9otel dngeiteQt
uno iou nit Nc91rneG per6eirat6et
sapeIsn fein. Sic mar etpas lei9tIinz
Mig, uno man Dermutbet, Dab irgeno elm
2ie0bd6er lie 6ei einem Steqoi6e:n nit
i6rem Manne i6errui9te uno 8eioe aus
giierIu6t eri6lug. Die 9oli5ei BE-
fauptet, Dem NtOroer auf Der Spur gu
ipin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
Nr. 1S5.
@sBr SlutbrrgirBcn.
Ter ztrifc in GlcpcIane crueuert. - Irs'iH
ouf cic GridsIcutc. - Sin Strtttr eHrb
rtucu du6 tpe;Iidi perpureet.

GIepeIano, o, l. QuguIt. -
SGnmtlit;e, crit tiirSli6 an Die 2r6sit
;uriifasfa6rte QlngeIteuts Der Broom
ooiT;nqs 0orts" ItelItan htute rbrc
S6dtigteit pieDer ein, uno es lpuros elr
gopcott gsgsn Die 6abritgeieaiauFt er.
flGrt. 1;eIe IolI ibr 8erIprehen, Die
Stritsr pidoer ar3uItsllen, niht 9ebal,
tsn uno, Ieitosm Der Triibere Strife duf'
os6pbsn puroe, cine 2ln3Ibl neuer, nlft
unioniTtiI9;r 2eute ungeitelt bdb'n.
DIS beuts glittus be ni6t unlonIltIs
I6en Q(rbsiter ourd Die Poll5;i aus Der
7Ta6rit n16 6uuIe estortirt puroen,
batte Iih cine groBs S6oar Strtter uno
8sTiunung8ssnohen oerielben DOR Der
iFdbrit 3uIammen 9erpttet, peIfa Die
niht unipniitiI6en 2lrbeiter nit 9p6nz
geI6rei empfingsn uno Steins nad benz
ielbsn purFen. Die @oli5ei 9jn9 mebz
rere MdIe gsgen Die Striter Dor uno
perbaftete cine groBe In3dbI Der GsBz
tersn, mar uber niht i'm Stunoe, ben
Uto6 gu pertreiben. y8d6reno Der gluFz
regun9 uro goufuiion, lpelAe 6errltte,
puroe Elm unioniitiifer Qrbetter, Ndz
mems Sobn Yrincs, Der in Der 6orsItz
9itDz8ieberei IbeIhGftt9t mar, BON el=
mem unbefunntan NihtunipniIten oura
einsn SduB ifpsr, lplbrI6einlid t0ot>
lt6, perlsBt. Brince 5Gblt % Sabre
uno bat 6umilie. Sn 6olge oteier
9pr9GnQe purosn i'm 2duFe oss gtd6z
mittags prei Gompu9nie'n Htili3 uno
cine Itarfs 2lbtbeilung Poli5ei gum
'S6uB Der 8rppn'i6en 6dbrit aufgez
6pten uno an oisIer poItirt. Der neue
Strife oro6t 9r0Bere OimsHTionsn an
sune6men, inDsm Die rGentrals2ubor=
union" einen Spmpdtbie@S e@Strite uller
@apsrfe in Der 0Stu9t p1bri6einli6
unpronsn apiro, unio tpenn ule sur
uSentrdlz2aborzllnion" 9eb0rigen Der
sinigungsn, ij6ar 60 an Der 3lbl, in
Den rStrits gs3ogsn tperosn, 10 perOen
IiA 10000 2(rbeiter odrun oetbeiligen.
Der Strife piiroe Damn Dd6rifsinlih
Iih iibar Die 8renSsn DON &lepslano
duSDI6nen, lpenn niht glr einen ndtioz
nulan G6urlttsr ann8bmen, fallS
IGmmtli6e CUR .@entrul=2abor =llnion"
SGhleno;n MISUNDERSTANDING CUR
9et6siIigung oerdnIdBt psroen t0nnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
Cele9uten 5uQills.

Die 8eruhtung 6sIpr;Geno, nit mel
Q.n Dir 55run3olen o:sIe &rtidruna.n
c:r DautI6ar bt6anoelt:n, 6etpnsn oi;
n6um6urgsr NuhricAtsn" psn 3u 2iQ;
geliefertsn gepais, oaB Die ,Sol!ouriz
tat Der Io5;aliItiIhen SnterefIen" Di;
;br auTarlegte 9rc6e Ials4t betanosn
bat. Das 8lutt fii9t 6in3u, Der D,utidb:
2(ufruf 81 elmer 9erein!gung oas pro
letlriat5 finos aug2niTsinli6 te;nen
2lntlang unter Dan irun5GTiTfen 9enoIz
len.
Die rsJliin6aasr Ntueiten 9la9rihz
Ten" erflGren, 2ieofas9t, Sir1sr unD
Die lnosrsn osutI9sn Oslegdten 6Gtten
IiD oaour6, oaB iit i9r.n @lt:rlanO9
Den H!id2n fs6rten, MIR DE bitlere Ser
udtunq Ger 6ran3oIen 5ug:5o9sn. 22b=
fns9t's ProtsIt gsgan Die 2(ansrion 81
laBz2Dt3rinqen's an 0eutI6ldno 6d6e
e;rs fri2gsriI6e Stimmung untar Den
Trdn3pieH tpld9erufea uno Oeren 3sz
panne9slii1te ais oollitdnDig gere4tierz
tist oargeitsl1t.
Die n5ranfiurter 3eitun9, Ipsl4e in
iatimsa 8s5isbungen gu oen $50. Sin
Ger uno 2iebfneht Iteht, ert6e;lt Den
Oeuiidsn So5ialiiten Den 8ut6, niAt
an Srtan, no fsin 5ruo,rli6ss 8sTI6l
,riIt;rt, BON 8ruosrlit0s gu TuIetn. Solz
DIES @ei4spGB Den 5rln5oien 9egeniiber
lei barlorsna 0ie6esmiih' uno Eli5s i'm
porlieg2n0ea Safe nur einen nsuen
Nus6rE6 ces Ghluoini5mus sur 6olge
gc6a6t.
Die ra5lniTde 3situng" Ia9t, bic
2lblersnuag jsoes Nationalgsfiials lei
tens Der So5ialiitenfii6rer tpiirOe oenz
Iel6en pisIe ibrer mebr patriotil6 gez
iinntan 9enohsn entFremOen.
Die n0orooeutIhe 2tllgemsine Set
tung" i9lisBli9 forosrt Das o,utI6e
Golt auf, ben Sojiuliiten 5utUnTtig
ni6t ms6r 3u gsitattsn, ibr Slit in Der
SeTientlidtsit gu oeripriBen. Sn 2lnz
bstraGt oss oifi3i0ian GAar1fters iahsr
,3eitung Diro Dieie grfldrung oieIfa6
lls eine Qnoro6ung nsuer S6ritte Der
Re9ierung gegen bic SojialiItsn aus
9elsgt.
Der g 6uupIaB bes nd If II n
internuttonaIen Sp3iuz
liIten Gongreiiss.
'Wenn Die 0slsgatsn io5iuIiItiI6er
GongrsiIs fortFa6ren, Ii9 d6nlj9 ME gu
ellie uno 2onoon gu 8egsnitdnoen dlI=
9anleinsr 8erahtung 5u MAIDEN, 10 piro
Die beutI6e Regierung bas 2t66ulten
bes nd9Itan internutionalen So3iuliz
ltenzGongrehes in Oeuti6lanp i'm
Sabre 1899 6ereittpilIig geItutten, uno
Die in 2on8on llut 9aipproene 8afur6z
tung, bdB lie Elm 8sr6ot gegen oenIelbsn
einlegsn psroe, lpiro Ii6 ais ii6arfliiIIig
sripaiisn. 2tuf bem 2onooner SonQreB
tpuroe psreinbdrt, Den nd6Iten Gpngreb
in 1900 81 Pdris ab3ubalten, funs
iein Q66olten in 9sutI9Iano oer6oien
plrbe.
SiefeG 66s in Der io3iuliz
itii4sn gartsitafie. ,
9is So3;aliIten=4rsfe beidipert ii8
ii6er tiefc g66e in Der purteitaiTe. Die
betreffenoen 9ldtter pin1meln BON
gei9psroan oaB Die 9enohsn ibrs
gsitrGse ni4t 6e5ublen, II. ogl. Sn
Sortmuno 3. g., mo- Die So3iuliItsn
SauIsrto. BON Mitglieber 5dblen, fun
ni6t SsIo gsnug Elm, um be 9lusga6en
oss Setasatsn ienss 0iitrittes auf Dem
9rROoner GoRgreB 3u bsitreiten. Die
rbiInii4en, id4Iiif:n uno baperiih:n
SiItttftzSomite'n sriu6en in Qufruz
fen um liberalers 9eLbbeitrGge. Der
Wfangel 11 9eto lit tbeilfpsiIe cine
Jol9e oes in Qr6siterfreiIen I'm ii4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
Rud) ciu llngIilf bel AtIantir GitB.

atlantic Gitp, 1. 9lu9uIt. -
Qd6reno 6eute gla6mitag cine glenn
li6 groBe W}snI6snmeng, auf Dem
8oaropalf am 5uBe Der WiFourjz
Qpenue Itano, I'm Die Ditost6elebungs
DsrIu6e 5u 6'o6udten, bic an sin,m
Manne angtteut puroen, Der bei'm
g1osn 6einabe ettrunfen pdre, Brad
Das Gsldno?r b,5 8ouropdlf uno
3pdn3ig 6oer mebr Perionen Itiir3tsn
Is SUB tief auf Den SdnD 6inlb. 0rti
Psrion:n lpurosr ernItli6 perlsbt unD
cine 2ln3abI trug idlimme GontuIion,n
bacon. D. srnitIi9 8erlebtsn Iino:
Bella S6ermer Nr. 1O3, 9apItruBe.
PHILADELPHIA, 8sin6ru4; W}lmie 81
her, g}r. 113O, RpIeitrabi, Ybiidc,Iz
p6;a, S4ult,r perrenft; 2i33is Spring
am &ppfa peripunDet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
Wir0 nbucblikt

SanoustD, o, 2. 2luguit. :
5r1nt 5iernep, 1pel6er bier am 25.
N1di einsn gepihen 5runt 6sipm1n
aus Repzgort in einem 5ru4ttpaggon
ermoroeie, lpuroe geitern Q6snb oes
gforoes i'm eriten9rube iduloi1 bsTunz
ben. @r lit Der erite 8erbre4er, tpal6er
unter osm Don Der lebtsn 2sgislatur
ein9efii6rten 9eisB our6 @lettri3itGt
5ingeri9tst Iperoen piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
Scr gemsYurfer S6uriorrsStrifc
nrruriatflt lIuruhcH.

Rem Oorf, ,. 2laauit. - Der
Sdneioer Strits psrlriaAte 6eute Oisle
tleins S6Idgeraisn aui Der OItiejts
Die Yol3ei ma6ts oenielben in Den
maiitsn 5d1sn raIob Elm Gnoe, uno nur
rsnige 9er6lftungen IpurOen Dorgez
ncmmsn. Die Gontrufters s2lhocidtion
6eIdIoB qsitern }l6sno, morgen ibre
0,rftdttea gu 0Tfnen uno @rIaBleute
1n5uItallen. Die Strifer I6idten Oesz
ell6 6suts friib Gonite'n aus, um Die
grIuBleui, pom 2(r6eiten db3ub1lten,
uno IS fum olbsi 5u osri6ieosnen Gons
fliften. 2tn 1900 gti6tunioniiten, Die
6eute frii5 an o;e }tr6sit 81 gebsn beu6z
iibtigt2n (oitislben Iino gr0Btentbeil5
25sraslit'n unO drbeiten am Sonntag)
ipnen iih inoeIIen ben 'Stritern angez
i6loIIen 6lben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03

2ls6er 5000 iaulpri6e Gn6 6esaGlt ,poroen,
h. tn. Gumm Ittr babsn NRunu Snlars usmt

n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03

~Sas Observation-Disclosures Siuger's une auces
rer 6enpiTtn III sinc nns epneun ppu Der
seutfbsn NreTe id,rpfT fritifirt. - Wansel
alt @ele in Der fc;ialiifiicbcn parteifaiIt,
unS rie 6riinse rafiir. - Eeue SGbritte Ger
Resisruns srsen eas wapuppOl Ger "Stan;
ears.Cil.Gp. p."-4GerIei.
60rgtiponotuttu" ouTd Oi. rllnittO 9rsB' IND o:
3spsYcrt.r sgiioc prsiis.I
Berlin, 2. 9(uguIt. - Die nS0lz
nii6s 3eitung" unD anoere pffi5i0Ie
9ldtter baben pdbrerO Der leBten
Mo9e ben 9erfunblungen oes inter
natiorulen Go3ialiItenz@ongrefes 81
2onnon, peI4er geItern ieine Sibung
IhloB, mebr, ais gepO6nli4, groBen
Baum gepibmet. Die S6atiabe,
oaB Dem @ongreB Ipe5ieae 4ufmertz
iamteit gu She'll purDe, entIprinst
ni6t Dem l1mitunoe, baB man Der Ser
iummlung ipe5ieGe 8iatigteit beile9s
te, IonOern Dem 8ergniigen, lpel6e5
es Den 9lGttern mahte, i'm Stunos gu
iein, Die 9erriidtbeit zines groBen5beiz
Les Der 0sleguten, iopie Die ull9emeis
ne llnfd6igteit Der So5taliften, iih ais
politii6sr 6attor gu organiiiren, an
ben Stranger gu iteqen. 9i6t auf Den
So5ialiitenzGungreB 81 2ile, 6ranfz
reid, folgeno, no Die frun30Iii6en
W}itglieoer Der frugli6en Partei ben
Ientimentalen 9uIel Der oeutI6en De-
leguten in 8e5ug auf 8erbriioerung
unO eipiqen 5rieoen 5niI6en 0eutidz
lamb uno Srantrsi6 10 9rimmig berz
b06nten, trdgt oieIer 2onoonsr Gonz
9reB, auf pel6em Die 9erren 8e6el Ii.
Singer, Mabame Clara 3sttin uno
anoare DsutI6e 9etegatsn iolhe I4paz
6e, o6nmdhtiQe GrI6tinungen inmitz
ten r2s aQgemsinsn Q(ufrubrs paran,
me6r ols ie oo3u BEL, Den So3ialismus
in @euti6lanD perbaBt gu MAIDEN.
Sin osmii If igenpe5 9 d auz
fpiel.
y@orIpGrts," ous Sauptorqan Der
psWtIfsn So5ialiitsn, gsiteGt elm, oaB
Osr Qonooner GpngreB sjn oemiitbigenz
oes S6uuIpiel mar. Son Der 2tnnu6z
me aus9eheno, Dab Der Srdfshl uno
Die 8riiqelsien in oem GprarsB sins
5olgs Der manael6aft:n Qeitur9 Der
8erban0lunqen paren, Itimmt faIt Die
qan3e OsutIfe PreI7e in Der 2lniiht
i,5ersin, oaB iih Die GonQreIIe gu ellie
uro 2pnOon Dem W16st6um os5 beutz
I6en So3ia!ismus al5 nd6tGeilig err
iD,iIen perosn. Blister pisIsn Die
So5ial;itenfiihrer Die 2(nsa6e, oaB il:
uno i4rs Yartei unpatriotiI6 geIinnt
Isil1, nit GntriiItUnQ 5uriid uro err
tIdrt:r, lie ieien 81 jsOer 3eit 6ereit,
fir Die llnamtaItb1rt:it uno @inbeit
OeS @aterlanoss 81 tGmpfen. 9luf Dem
GpT1rsB 5u Qine iqncrirten ois osutz
Ic1en Gste9aten Den Putrioti5muS
9Gn3lid} uno protlamirten Die Solioo!
ritdt osr interndtiOralen SntsrsTen ul5
t09it;5 Brin3ip.
Sine her6e &ritif oes Ser
b1Itea5 Der oeuti4en
CeIe9uten 5uQills.
III, Wsr,r41ttrr G,irr,rS,no ,,,;t ,,,.( -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
llnler Sabelbrief.
Qif kir,Iihsn So,iaIifsn -Gansrsfe.
SentiGIatto lcstc fetne G1se nit iei
uen SeIesatcn etu.

@Sas SrrbaIteneicbfnedbts Fingers une aneez
rer 6enpiTtn III sinc nns epneun ppu Der
ecutfd,en 0reMc id,rpT fritifIrt. - Wansei
all @eIe in Der fciialiificben parteifant,
unS rie 6riinse rafiir. - Heue Gbritte Ger
Rcnicruna acncn rns W1pupppl Ger q tan:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03

greif;roen Mibtrausrs, baB Die friiber
BON ibnen gema9ten Seitrdgs gum gro
BEN 5beils ni4t fir Oen 3pet psrlpenz
BET puroen, fir tpsl4en lie 'ous Selo
berel5en. 0a faun zine Wofe per-
itrei6t, obne Dab eia 5au Der @erunz
trsuung bon 9arteigelosrn ans 2i6t
tomnt, 10 1T Oieies UeiBtrauen je0cnz
fans ni6t o6ne gere4tigun9.
Die bem 9oli5ei . Ser It E n
&ruufe 3ugegun9ene
q [ n m L ( "a 1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-03
3ur Gampa9ne.
Das otmOkratifde llatienll-Camitr
9Stro ant if. 2luauit In Tetps9orf
suiammcntretcn.

Cine Gonferen, Ger @pIbSempfraten AM 2.
sIusuif in Snsianapplis- - Tort fpllcn
Sbritte I'm SetrefT ciurs nsuen SattpnaiE
SpnpentS crfpIsen. - Su WiiTpuri unS
RpiesGarpIina perciuiseu iIdb Gle pppulis
fen nit Cen 9emofratcu. - Nud, III 0eUr'
afn ffcht EIIiirn in lIuAfIdlt.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-28
The BimetaIlic Club.

The local Bimetallic union met
Tuesday in the council chamber. The
topics, "What is an Honest Dollar
and Twill the Restoration OF: Silver
Benefit the People Of the United
States?" were opened In ten minute
discussion by Judge Ray in the ab'
sence of President Curtis, the cho'
sen speaker, Judge Ray was followed
by enthusiastic speeches by j. A. Cor.
bett, Judge BOOkwalteT, r. n. Brent,
Mayor Savage, W. D. Frantz, Capt. F
H. Gilmore and Others.
The same topic will be continued at
the next meeting, June End. All in.
terested in the money question can
spend pleasant and intellectual two
hours at the weekly meetings Of the
uniOn.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-28
Assignment of Subjects,

County Superintendent Warner has
made an assignment Of subjects for
the county normal the first week in
July. Prof. H. F. NJ. Bear, in addi-
tion to Methods and Management,
will take Q. S, History, Constitution
and Psychology; Mrs. NJ. N. Carson
will have Physics, Reading and Calls
themes: Pref. I. W. Butcher, GeOg-
raphy and Grammar; o. W. Jones,
lOrthography and Arithmetic;
o. NJ. Holiday, Penmanship and
Bookkeeping; Miss Belle Moore,
Model Primary School; this last be.
ing new feature. designed to show
the work iu a model primary school
during the drst two years.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-28
General Orders for Memorial Day

At2 pm, the assembly" will be
sounded by the chief trumpeter, Sum-
ner Carver, who will be stationed at
the intersection Of Washington and
Harvey avenues, where the several
divisions will be formed as follows:
The First Division, under command
Of Assistant Marshal Clem Spruance,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-28
WELLINGTON SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS THURSDAY MAY 49, 1906

which will consist of Wellington Mil
itary Band, Uncle Sam and the God
dess Of Liberty, Co. B 2nd Reg. K.
N. G., Patriarchs Militant and
Knights Templars, which will form
on Washington avenue, facing south.
The Second Division, under the
command Of Assistant Marshal j. P.
Grinstead, consisting of Wellington
Lodge, No. "a, A.O.U.W., Sumner Le-
giOn. No. To- Select Knights, Degree
of Honor, A.O.U.W., Wellington
Lodge, No. 1873, LO.O,F., Daughters
of Rebekah, Phoenix Chapter, o. E.S.,
will form Oh. Harvey avenue, facing
west.
Third Division, which will be under
the command of Assistant Marshal
B. F. Michael, will consist of GAR.
Post, WOman's Relief Corps, No. 2O8,
Mayor and City Officials, Fire Depart
ment and Bicycle Club, will form on
South Washington avenue, facing
north.
AT 2:3O p, m. the trumpeter will
again sound assembly" Immediately
followed by the bugle call, forward" "
when the Third Division will start
moving north to Harvey avenue,
where they will be joined by the Sec
Ond and First Divisions, respectively.
The procession thus formed will move
west on Harvey avenue to G street,
thence south on G street to the NJ.
E. church. After the usual ceremO-
nies at the church the procession will
form on Fourth street In the following
order:
First Division, between Washing
ton and Jefferson avenues.
Second Division, between Jefferson
avenue and T street.
Third Division, between + and G
streets.
Thus formed the procession will
march east to Washington avenue,
north to Harvey avenue, east to the
gate of the cemetery, where the var
iOus orders will form in open order,
facing inward in the usual manner,
allowing the GAR. Post and the
WOmans Relief Corps to enter the
cemetery first through the lines thus
formed, followed next by the city Off
Cials, and the various organizations
in succession as they are formed in
line.
After the ceremonies at the ceme-
terry are through the call for assem-
bly," will be made by the trumpeter,
and the procession will again form
outside the gate, as they were, first
division ahead, second division next,
third division last, and march back to
town. Upon the arrival of the head
Of the procession at the intersection
Of Washington and Harvey avenues.
they will form again in open ranks, al
lowing the same counter march as at
the gate Of the cemetery, GAR.
Post first, the balance In succession
in their regular order, when they will
be dismissed.
Commanders Of the several divis-
ions will see that all formations are
made with promptness and in order,
allowing no breaks to be made until
they are back 10 town. Commanders
Of the various orders will do all In their
power 10 see thatthere Is no break 10
their several commands until they
are dismissed b. the several division
commanders. Conveyances for the
various ladies organizations, to and
from the cemetery, will be furnished
at the corner Of Harvey and c streets.
E. HAYAs, Marshal OF the Day.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-28
a CT r'eeat Success!

Our FIFTEEN DAYS SACRIFICE SALE, which
began a week ago, is in full blast is an immense
success and is entirely beyond our expectations.
We have been busy day and night, and the good
work goes on. At the present time every clerk
in the store is engaged in waiting on customers,
ample reason for which you will find in our ex-
CeedingIy low prices.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-13
TO INVESTIGATE JAMESON.

London. Aug. 1.-THE house of com
mons last night considered the selection
of the select committee TO investigate the
affairs of the British South Africa COM
pany and the Jameson raid.
The house rejected all propositions to
change the committee, which is made up
as follows:
Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, secretary
of state for the colonies; Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach. chancellor of the eX
chequer: Rt. Hon. Sir William Hart
Dixie. J. c. Bingham. q. c.: c. A. Phipps,
J. T. Wharton, George Windham, Rt.
Hon. w. l. Jackson and Attorney Cen
eral Sir Richard Webster, all supporters
of the government, and the following
members of the opposition: Sir William
Vernon Harcourt. the liberal leader in
parliament; Sir Henry Campbell Ban
herman. J +. Ellis. Henry Lahoucherc,
Sidney Charles Buxton and Hon. Ed
ward Blake.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-13
NEWS FROM HAVANA

Havana, Aug. ia railroad train be-
tween Navajas and Jaguey, province of
Matanzas, has been badly damaged and
dcrailed by insurgents. There were four
dynamite bombs or cartridges used, the
engine was disabled number of cars
shattered, the engineer, fireman and two
laborcrs seriously injured and II sergeant
of gendarmcs, seventeen soldiers, the
conductor and brakeman and number
of passengers were wounded
The insurgents made an attack today
from the north and by the highway from
San Cristobal upon the town of Candel-
era, in Pnar del Rio. entering the town
from opposite sides at the same time
The official report states that they were
rcpulsed, after firing had been kept up
for four hours. No report is made Of
the losses on either side
FclipqIe Travicso has been sentenced to
death.
La Lucha has an editorial this evening
commenting upon the opinion expressed
by Senior Sagasta. the Spanish liberal.
in I'm interview, that the cortcs ought
to vote financial credits for the govern
mcnt, as he believed in the possibility of
Il war between Spain and the United
States.
La Lucia says it is natural to suppose.
| in view of affairs actually happening,
which are neither honorabl nor salts
| factory and which are even humiliating,
| that II moment may arise when Spain
will have to break off relations with the
nation, acting and conducting its affairs
in such II manner and awaiting itself of
futile preteNts for doing so. 1t is good
system of politics, this paper says, for
Americans, but it is unpleasant to SpainS
interest and sense of honor. A logical
deduction from the situation. the article
says, would be war between Spain and
the United States. Spain would not be
content to withdraw her representative
| from Washington ms an act of protest
The national pride would compel more
adequate measures or popular sentiment
would prove n source of possible danger
to the highest institutions.
! La Lucha believes that whatever may
he the result, Spain will take serious
steps in view of the actual circumstan.
cos not only of the rebellion in Cuba
but of war made with impunity 10y ma.
tcrial aid coming from the United States