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Gntriljf.te Wi!i;uii,icre.

Rep gort, 13. 0e5em6er. =
Die Offi3iere Der tStautsmili5 in
8rootlDn iino bo9smp0rt Oarii6er,
bab ben Offi3ieren Der 8rootlpner
poliBei Srefen uno Capabilities Derz
lieben 1porben fino, Ii. betra6ten Dies
ais einen @ingriff in ibre Re4te. 9l5
prafHiI9e 2eute 1pollen lie ii9 an Die
9ari6te tpenosn, fuBeno auf Puraz
graph 107 bes Griminul=9eIeb b6ufes,
tpona9 bic Na6dfferei Don uniformen
Der Staatsmili5 nit $100 Strafe gez
abnoet pirb. W1on ipei5t barauf bin,
baB PoIi3eiaef Un8elDsp'5 Staat5@
rod 5ipei Sterne 3ieren, 9sraOe pie Die
8riguDe19enerdfuniform, duf 9Ilfsk
def Wadequr's Wdffsnrpd iprei3t 9ez
ruoe ipie auf Der SberItenzl1niform Elm
2loler iein. 5liigel, lln0 audi Die unbe>
ba6en oieIel6en Ib8ei9en ME S6eritz
lieutenants uno gupitGne Der 8urgerz
lpebr. Wie es 6eiBt, lit i6on elm 8orz
gsben geplunt, bod geItern i4piegen
ale Duriiber interpellirten Strategen,
ME peitanD Ufoltte get6am Superz
irtenbent 8elpep la6t iiber Die gntruz
flung bes npripilegirten Stunoes" uno
meint, baB Don elmer Ru4ubmung Der
U1ili5uniform feline ReOe iein f0nne,
nd bic Sre6en Der poli5ei oas Staotz
tpdbben i6niide.
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GQu 6ifs herhuitef,

ct. 2ouis, II. 9s5em6er. -
gQl 6ifs, Elm 6erii4tigtes 5r1uen5!ms
ner, tpuros 9eute am friiben Uforgen in
einem DerruTensn 9allIe an Der @6eItz
rutitraBe per6dftet. 8eoug gr6, MEL
dar ii6 geitern ben 8e60roen in See
6drics6urg, Pu., ii6erpieFsrte, er3d6lts,
mi, i6on beri6tet, buB er uno oas o6sn
gsHannte Srausn5immar i'm Ndr3 Zen
@DparO Rutter in Sort Scott, 2lrt.,
pergiftet Aattsn, Inn in bsn geiiB ieines
8:loes gu ssGunqer. Die 9eioen flo
Gan crit E16 Nemp6is, no lie iI6
trenHtsn. Die 8erbuFtete l1Rgnet, irz
genD Gtipas BON oem Uaor0e gu pifen,
uno 6sbuuptet, Dab Elm s5rrt6wm gez
nt16t pur0e.
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Il n3ufr'ieo oenbeit User oas
neue 90rfenQe5eB.

ne u . Or en- &c g.
Die n:ltan 90risnesIeBe, tpsI6e lm
1. Sanuur in Sraft treten iolIen, oerz
uria6sn Die er0Bt. lln3ufriaosn6eit
unter Ten 90riianern. Don dllsn Ssiz
TN ber ir;ro be6uuptet, be in ibnen
cnrgeT6rieben:n Regeln Ieien niAs
aus3ufii6ren, unO Die 9dntitrs itim~
men nit ben Uedtlern in Der MnItft
ii6erein, puB Elm 9eisB peltJss auf
RsgiItriruns BON 80rIsntransattionen
b:Itsbt, ni6t pirfIum poQ5ogen iperz
ccn fOnne. DIE nlsiIten 8antiers Haz
bsn 6eI6Iofen, Die 8eIddfte nit i5ren
2lrentan nu6 rOam l. Sunuur fort5uz
Ieben, lp;e tisb:r, uno 0ann ols Sc
ri6t enIti6eioen gu IliTen, o6 i6re Spez
rationen 9eleBpiorig iino.
8et Der 8uiIerin Srieo :
rid gu Ga ite.
Die 9ema6lin oes Yrin5en 9ainrih
bon 9reuben, S6tpdgerin toss &aiz
Iers, unD i6re &inoer tperpen am
Dei6audtstug Bel Der &uiierin 5rieoz
rid gu Safe iein uno ben srIten She'll
Der WinterIuiIon in Berlin psrbrinz
gen. Die &aiierin 5rieori9 tptro audi
i6re Sodter, oie 9emablin bes 8rinz
gen 6rieOri9 &url BON SosiIen, 0eren
pier S06ne, fCIpie ben Yrin5en 4oolpb
Don S6aumburgz2ippe uno 8emabz
lin (2eBtere lit ebenfalls eine Softer
Der Grz&aiierin bei iidh bepirt6sn.
| Die 9ofiaiion 81 Berlin Iaeint ii3 in
oieiem Winter ni9t Iebr brilliant 9ez
! Ttalten gu pollen, oa idmmtlide 9Ofz
| feite einem ungiinitigen GinfluB unz
terporfen gu iein i6einen.
8ermi htes.
6r. Gbarles De 8aD, Der america
niI6e 8eneralfonIul, ipiro am Monz
tag Ql6enb elm San3trGn3den geben,
tpel6em Der umeritaniI9s 9eldnote
lt6I, ieine Satin, feline Soater Glice,
bic 8eIanDtea Sranfrsid's uDo 81
| pans, Der ru1iiIde 9enerulfonIul uTo
| anibere 8eamten unb 0iplpmaten beiz
pp6nen peroen.
Inter ben 2(merifanern, bic it6 5ur
| 3eit in Berlin aufbalten, befinoet iih
| 9r. HieOerlin bonn YbildOelpbier Wflz
| Ieum.
Die iunge Imeritunerin, ipelhe oas
Muiit Gonierpdtorium gu Wsimur
beIudte uno bort in Der leBten WoAe.
tpie i9on gemeloet, Selbitmoro 0ur9
Grtrdnten beging, 6ieB ni6t Glud=
| bpbn, Ionbern @6id6olm. sic mar
| Idpn itit ldngersr 3sit nit Metan4is
bebaftei.
| Die 8srlinerRsgierung lpeiB Nt6ts
bon elmer Gpsrferen3, tpel6e, ipie BON
| Bari5 aus gemeloet miro, pon ben In
tere7iirten Md6ten in 9aris abgeb1lz
ten iperosn IoQ, um iibsr Die QlbI6ufz
fung der 3uder<2tusfubr5Prdmie gu
bsipre9en CIie6e Samitugsz0epei6en
duf Der britten Settle bieIes 8lattes y.
Mittlerpeile oiirfte ii9 Die begonnene,
ni9t offi3ielIe 8epegung gu 9uniten
elmer iol6sn Gpnferen5 immer6in gu
elmer offi5tsQen geitalten, ba 0eutI6z
lamb iopo6l. pie Seitrei4 bds Spitem
Der 3uderzprdmie gu mooifi3iren
ipiinI3t.
| 9r. @6arles Meeban aus Netp=
| gort, Elm Senoriit bon ieltener 8ega=
bung, oebiitirte geitern Ibeno nit gro
Bem Grfol9e in einem Gon5ert i'm
0interodrten.
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Cine &ur BEL aue1t

Grtdltuueen, Suf;u, sntiaHO,t,m Qa!it 5nilu.rja
Eronditis, gu,umonil, Ini3U,QuHg Der @tltnf'
6uftrpsb. GntIunOunqm, 0tb,umatismus, Hturdl
Git, 5roit5tuI,u, 3OpU'5, 3abnD:b afbma
Aib,muOtb
G. furirt Die bti.iof,n S6mtrItn in einr bi
jpluJia RiHutsu RisllaHo b5au9t siRs StunOt
ua5o,m Ct Dti, gnnoHc, OtItitn, S9mnJm )
l:iotn.
RaODa0s R,a0p 8c!itf 1T tin f&trts Ntth o.
o,a,n ale Santrgsn, 9:yrtn'ingsH, Gu,ti9un9,n
e6msrj.n i'm RudtH. auf Der gruf Oosr in DC
Sli,pfru
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Gs tpar bas erfr
llnO it oas ein3ise
Sdmer,sn>Siao

oxides oi. cud!.aof:n S6muI,n OfOrt beb.bt oi
Gutiuupuus aubtbt uno @.rropiuua b,i elmer HV
plitliun iuriyt, O5 otisbt nun CoH Dtn Gunse
Osm Wlqsn ocH SIuq,D.To:H o0:r dnotEtH Srue
opsr Grldneu bsrrtbVtH.
Gin 6llber Ib,e6fF,I in ,iH.m Gj!us g9aH,
furirt in u,H;ltH UtiEuttH Rramp': lauren Dsagtr
So05rtnuu R,rUoitat SdlailOfgieit Wgrdnt
Siarrbo, Gpituttrit 60!ic, S.dbuHg:H uHO al
iHn,r!itbtH &,dylutrp;n.
Gs oitbt ttu Ao,ilmltt:l Der g9stt. Das Sisber un
Ws5i.iltb,r HuO c4, aUotC,u Ta!lrIdJ,H, bii1r
uuo ioai,ilt ifi:b,r 10 rlit furrt mir GuoDlD'
R,uop Rti.f int gtr.H nit gIDD1Ds 9usH.
50t. prO Glait,. @, alltH 9potJdeEH ja babsu
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Ser YraliDent Dicoer auf Der Gntcn.
iau0.

8u btn9ton, ,. g., 13. Deg,
- Der YrdItOent reiite baute 9t6sn'c
BON bier a6, um der @ntenjdgo o65uz
Iisgen. gr begie6t iih per @iienbubu
na9 9eorgetonn, S.z@., uno bon bort
nu6 Dem Gigsnt6um 0es nQnndnouls=
GtubS" gu Wingatez8aD, an Der 8iiitt
DON Slio@Garolinu, mo er Der SAT-
oes ertpdbntan GIubs iein ipiro. 0il
6lottenoffi3iere JRobIsp 9eoans unIc
@apitGn 9. R. 2umberton, Wlujo1
Robsrt S'RtilD oon Der 8unoa5.
armse, Elm 2trmss6irhrg uno oer
WaIbingtoner 4r3t Der JamiIis GleOe:
lamb beQleiten i'm.
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1lebelbeiinben uber sdmer;en

Gtgtn Ropftutb (MgrdHs oOtr nsrooits Rop
ptG), 3abni6merj.u, Reurulqit. RbsumntismH
Giifnptb, S6m,rI,H uuo S3rud6s i'm Shdtn De
Ridgrat oo,r o,n Risr,n, g,6iu,rOtn in otr y
b,rgtQsnb, etitenft,b,n, Huibptauns Der Stltn
mp S6mtrjsn ito,r Nrt iAait oi. @pplitatIon pf
EaoDap's Rtljrt ioiOrtis, GrlsIaruHS uno oti'
fortg,iettv Gtbrarb einigs Gage lang btDsTih'
lat tin. ptrmlnsuts p,lunq.
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Gin tnterehanter YrDitR.

9enberfon, &p, Is. DECEMBER.
-@in interefantsr 9ro3eb, bsfen Res
fultut groBes SntereIIe in ullen Sbeiz
len bes Qunoes srtpeden piro, lit bier
i'm Der S6pe6e. DIR perItorbene 6.
8. geeipcomb 6eIaB bier 8rumoeigen<
tbum i'm Wertbs BON iiber $4,000.
@r flob bei'm Nlus6rude os5 9iirgsrs
trieg5 na4 gnglano, lpllrOe britii6er
ltntert6un lrnO te9rte ME na9 ben Ser.
Staaten 3uuid. Sein. 3paite 6rau,
Marp Nepcomb, 6eiiBt ieBt oas frag=
Qi4e @igsntbum, uno Der Stuut bsuns
iprrat bufel6e NUN unter Dem
rQtienz "GunlOgeIeBe. gr bsbauptet,
Nspcpm6 lei ieiner4nIpriihe auf 0asz
ieIbe ouourb, ouB er ieine 8iirger=
pfli6ten nidt erfiillte uno giirger ei=
ne5 frem0en 2anbes purOe, DsrluItig
np11nnpr1
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u0eriid1ert Gud, oes S6atfens, ebe
oaS gSeSeutItdle uerSd1iptuoef,"

ipartn Gbafepears's 99Orte nm bns 9ortrait ciuer
9erion ber3uitelcn Sod bel uuierem ipuuoerool=
len mObernen Spitem Der eleftriibsn 9botoVranhit
Oef6ern mir ms ettDas Seiiercm, ais pes Sfqt=
tens ts lit elm ebcustrcues Nortrait, ttnitierilb
ausesfiibrt in Der 9ertbeilunq BON Si6t uno Stut:
ten. SO6hebeuos 8ciultute, Dcl3e cinen Ssnen err
freueu, uno I'M Oereu algemeiue Ginthbrun9 ju
erBielen, lisiern mir Dieicn Wonat:
Is eleeante cleftrii DE Sab II T.
9ortraits - oausrbofte rSutiu="Slus tibrunG,
fir $1.0O. Sieieben nit enem lebcnsgroBtn Vla=
tinotppe fir 800. Il elettriide Smperial=6arbo=
ucttcs - rWs3otnt= =~Nus iibrung, 800 y i6pne
clctribc 6rDitoltDpts fiir 81 50 9ebensgrosc @orz
trait= 9tufnabmen i'll Qlebmdbiq ips'itu reouiirten
RateH fir bic, i5certaqe. Sie Suusrbaftiefttt NM
iercr arbeiten tpirb Su ieOer 3eit ouruntirt III
8tdare sSaISrs eIeftrifd,em @ortrattspalaff,
WedrmprsSuuffz0 ebduce,
Gde Srontlinz uuo GutupzStrabc.
g9ittsrunQg zgcrbdltuiie fOmmen nibt in Setrudt.
Glettriide uuo abclsg9ugqOns iubrcn bis iu uu=
icrcn ! hiIren. l2Nlbl
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Fgl>.I|yy I|yyzEIl>

Raouap's R,aDs R,li,f btb,bt Die ibitmmft
ebm.ri,u in ,insr bis 5lUlnJig RinuteH. Ri,mGHF
braudJt tin, stunos, nnbO,m Ct oitie annoHts q
lsu, G,ime,iutt III isiH BON
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SluttBaten zines abniinnigcn Nrs
gerbnrltben.

US 4 0, yer, IL. Se6ember.- Yer
17zjdbrige Neger goDaro 8roots, elm
S6ubpi6Ier, runnte geitern 2l6eno
nit einem Reoolper our9 Die StruBen,
oeulpunoete bier 9erIonen uno t0otete
cine FINITE. On Der STtIeite Der Stuot
beuimmenO, feusrte er uuf 5pei Reger
urjo bra6te ben nIeI6en 6Ieii6ipunoen
bel. Damn briidte er ben RepoIosr uuf
etne 6uuu u6, idoo4 oerid9te Die Wafz
fe. Nadoem er fih auf einem Struz
Ben6a9npuggun nu6 Dem 9uptiitenz
Sa6ernutel bsgeban bate, idoB er bort
na4 5lpei eegerl, einen in Den 2lrm
uno ben anoeren in Da5 8sin. Sine
MlsiIe Oun bort sntfsrnt ging er in elm
9au5, in lpel6em Elm San5pergniiJsa
Inn 8dnge mar, u. Ibob einen damn,
Namens 2ller. Wal1is, uuf Dam 6Iede
tpot. 8srdoe, ais er uuf einen dnoeren
Wfunn angelegt bate, puroe er bon
Der YoIi5ei enttpuffnst uno bingfeit gez
ma4t. Srpots 1T obne 3peifel pdbnz
iInl1ld.
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Ser 9emtide GorreihonSent,

Gd6lt6, momenflt@ unh Sonnfags,
q. Raine, GisentbAmer ans Reoafteur
(RadbfoIser bon 9. saine),
GlbrefsGde SaltimoresGtrose unb poft>CfFee@ace.
gr,is bestdeIidsen 9Iattes, bur6 ards.r beiOrst.
11k Gts.; t6eIid3e unb 3ounta al Ssaluegabe 15
Gents PRO Doe Sablbar on bic bas RIatt beorsenben
2raser.-9da alid, ntbh eenHta O. sAuSeabs uHter
gorfo,DorausbesabIuue $3.50 pro Sabr, tlr tnrtere
Seit i'm gerbdltntS; for bic 10 6d)entIid,e MuSsabe
NIT SonntassbIatt, port0frei, nit absus tir CLUBS.
$3.50 pro Sabr. nab irs.ub einem SIte oss SnaE.
bes, 81 nah europa. 9euuta ssalus gabe 81
pro Sabr-Das bette unb btutefte oeutide SIatt
n Cen 0fitteIs unb SiibfaateE-
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Nuf Der @iienbahn bcrunaIilft.

Yort, ga, Z. 0e3erbsr. = Die
perItiimmelte 2ei6e ppn 9orace g.
S6olI purOe beuts Morgsn Lungs pe8
9eleiIes Der rNort6srn gentraI6a6n"
in Der NGbs pon SaopIsr's Station
aufsefunben. Der Spbts mar Elm 2luz
itern6Gnbler unb man lit Der 9tnIi6t,
oaB er BON Der Ylattform eins8 3uges
ftel, uls bteIsr um cine 8isgung fubr.
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The German Correspondent

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llnler aabelbrief.
Ser YrOseB mar nnr osr Trolug.
gSeitere GutmtGeI,tns citieS poIiti.
fdnen SramaS, III tucId,cuSauid1'S
YrpseB Die Ssanptiad1s
Scitt tpiro.

Die gulan6urgsr uno i6r GinfluB. -
ge6el min i'm Rsi9stase Die n9reiz
einigteit Der 8erI6tp0rer" 5ur
SpraGe bringen. - ltnlautere Gin
fliiIfs, tpel6en Der 8uiier unterporz
fen lit. - Sin 9eTu6l Der llnIi6erz
belt, ip;e es bas 9utsrIarD ME Dor
Der empfano. = 9us neue gOrIenz
seIeb ungeblid ni6t gu OollItreden
unb ion miba9tet tperoen.
&orrsiponssatsas onrt Die "Tnitco SreB~ unO Die
giewzy0rtcr "4iioc. Preiie."
9erlin, 13. Deg. - Die i'm
rRei9sun5eiger" per0ffentli6te @rfIdz
rung, DUB Der &uiier i6On i'm lsbten
Sttober iiber bic QuelIsn Der 9srleumz
oungen gegen Srsiberrn MdrI4aq BON
8is6erItein, Miniiter Des 2uspdrtigsn,
6enahri9tigt tpurOe, gilt ais 8slpei@,
OuB Die Pro5eIiirung Oes 9dronS bon
2iiBptp, iopie bic 8er6aftung uno Gin
fertsrung bes Majors b. 5auI6, Grmz
mifdrs Der gebsimen politiI6en poliz
gel, nit ppller 9snebmigung oes &diz
Iers erfolgten. Die conIerputipen
8ldttsr iinO ettpas 5uriidbultenO in Der
9ngelegenbeit, pubrI6einlt4 in 5olge
Oes 9sfpuBtIeins, Dab Der @influB oes
Miniiters bes 2(uspdrtigen 6ur 3eit
mdBgebeno in Der umgebung bss &diz
Iers lit. Sine Der fofortigen, unmittelz
barren Solgen Oes Sournuliiten pro
3ehes beitebt in Dem gdn3lihen Qufboz
rem Der Ipgenunnten inIpirirten 9leuz
Berunssn Der PreRe. Die 90flin9s u.
3egierungs6eumtsn tpei6en ieBt ben
Spurnuliiten geflii1sntli4 aus, unD Der
6ofmari6all perpeigert ben QeBteren
fo9ar @intrittsfarten gu ben 9offeitz
li9feitin, auf pel9en lie frii6sr immer
3utritt 9utten. g1ur 9ofrutb bon
8rabI, elm Wfitglieb oe5 offi3i5euen
PreB Bureaus, lpiro 3ufiinfttg gu bic
len 5unftionen 5ugelaifen, unO ale
gldtter, ipeI6e 6oFnudribten min
Ihen miiKen oisIelben bon i6m fuufen.
| gtur Die unu66dngi9en 8ldtter iuaen
CUR 3eit mod ben S6lsier oes 9e6eims
| miles gu liiTten, ipel6er Die @eI4iate
oes prp3eiIes nod INNER umgiebt.
Der pro5eB nur elm 9r D.
lpg gu einem nod gu
beginnenben poliz
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Sobm 6. Srtble.

3ribIes 0Inee'Sdneibube nit Sofer Sofsn uue
perrin's GdbnIr'Sanefd,ubt iinb bic s.brdut'
Iifien uub Der einBee Glace'Sanoitub. DtItsr hber
etu breites ootr ihmaIes SanoseI.nf pabt 8.ldeH
lnterificb uadt IS, p.nn elm Sanoihub quite
Gisnfe l,itet. OBJ IS Sdf,n' obsr Snopf=
Sonbitub iit7 SatensSanoitubs fino MODERN uno
ftcts Sum @tbrdute iertis. 2ribIe's NIT SHopteH
perish.r.u ssfitdten 5ancid,ube unb 2-ClasP-
Niaue finb fbon. Serrens ocer Damen. Woeos
peer 6 aftprs rsSiber.Sanefdbnbe fino aarantirt uro
perbeu ON unicr.n 0,rsaufetiden aHs.poet
Gs Ipirn Seutfd sefproden.
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unb ion mibd9tet tperoen.

(epepol SnbeIbri.f. bsrittet flr ben "9eutihen
@orreponeencH" oHrt Die puHiteo TreB" uno Die
giew=yorttr ~gioc. Yreiie."l
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gSo(lte nit ibrem GirSe ben 9ut8rrz
tn0 ifcrbcu.

Gbicugo, Sn., II. Se5smb,r: -
Mit Der 9tbii9t, gu ber6unssrn, 16loB
ii8 ON IeBtsn 0ienitag 5rau In1end
InosrIon nit i9rer a6tjGbrigsn Sod
ter 5risoa in ibr 3immer I'M 91uie Nr.
342, Nsit=G G4ica9pzQ(c.nue ein uno
bdtte lie ibr @orba5an uus9efuGrt,
penn Die 9oliSsi ni4t 9sitsrn 9l6:nO
Die S6ur eingebrpAon bate. Wfan
gIaubt, oaB Die 6rau lpa6niinnig 1T.
9as &ino mar betn16s per5ungert.
Srieoa er5dblte, baB i6rs Nfuttsr lie BE-
Oro6te, al5 lie I'M 9iilfe rufen pollte.
6rieoa Eat iGre Ntuttsr, ais Iie bun5rig
lpurrs, i6r ettpas gu eifen gu gebsn, De
Srdu peigerte ii6, Dies 81 tAun. 9ez
tern 9(6eno, ais Die gfutter i6lief, be-
nuBte Die arna 8leine Den N}oment,
elite ans 6sniter uno rief Die Rud6arn
ber6et. Dele oeritdnoigten bic Poltz
5ei. 5ruu 2lnosrIon leiitete ben Poliz
Siiten Wioeritanb, iia lpuroe a6er iiberz
tpdltigt unb na6 Der BoIi3eiitation gez
bru6t. Sic ipurbe Dor Iieban Sa6ren
BON i6rem 8atten psrldhen uno 1T feitz
nor r1pInnrhnIi5rh ner,pIeu
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the spirit of enterprise, yet in perfect
good faith, but who now must pay
one-haf more of value back than that
which they borrowed, or otherwise sur
render their all under the hammer OF
the sheriff. Kansas must stand for
the goldbug's '.honest" money though
every debtor. whether Individual, cor
porate or municipal, be hopelessly
bankrupted. Kansas must look first
10 the interest Of the eastern creditor,
who has the state by the throat, before
looking out for itself and for its debt
t-lrthened but honest people. Why?
Why, because these organs in the in
terest Of the mortgage holder say that
we must pay double what we borrowed
that our credit may be sustained. Who
are these mortgage holders? They are
eastern goldbugs who scattered their
agents all over the country when times
were good and money plenty, persuad-
ing the people to borrow their money
and embark in enterprises, but who
took great care TO secure themselves
with property worth at that time from
four TO six times the amount of the
leans. Then came the Sound" money,
g0id-standard idea with its squeeze,
which in doubling up the value Of ali
debts cut the value Of the mortgaged
property half in two.
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TELLER, MoRRmL AND KANSAS.

A state Republican cotemporary
grows very hilarious over the assertion
Of the editor of this paper that should
the ST. Louis convention ignore the sill
yer element Of the party by standing
up for god platform, that the success
of the party would be imperiled. VIII
the esteemed please tell its readers, or
Us, or anybody, who, in its opinion,
would be elected by the Kansas legis-
larure, this winter, to the United States
Serate, in the event Of gold platform
at st. Louis and the denomination of
Morrill,? What, anyway, is the opin-
ion entertained by our contemporary of
The swallowing capacity of the aver
age Kansas Republican? Which would
it hold to be the most desirable to a
starving man. bread or an ordinary
reputation for honesty? Where, in
times of stress and danger, does the
average mans duty lie, 10 himself and
home, or in the direction Of the benefit
and welfare OF the fellow who precipi-
taxed the danger? With Teller as the
Chicago nominee on silver platform,
Mckinley as the st. Louis nominee on
a gold platform, and Morrill, on a pro-
platform, how, or for whom
would Kansas go In November?
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BEER AND TEMPERANCE.

Speaker Reed favored making up the
deficiencies in the revenues by putting
an additional tax on beer Senator
Sherman effectually protested upon the
ground that it placed the burthen in
the wrong place. Which ever way you
look at it the brewing Of malt liquors
and their sale and consumption is a
large subject. This is because so many
people drink beer. To the prohibition
list brewing is an offense against So
ciety. To the brewer it is quite a diff
ferent matter. Between the verdict
of the prohibitionist and that of the
brewer is the opinion of the majority.
1t is claimed by the brewers that the
rapid growth Of the beer habit and the
decrease of the whisky habit in pro-
portion TO the growth of the population
go together and produce what is con-
ceded TO be a sensible falling off in the
national vice of getting drunk. 1t was
said at the late convention of brewers
in Philadelphia that modern scientific
methods have resulted in the manufac-
ture Of malt liquor that is as refreshing
a beverage as the brown October ale
of old, and that contains far less alco-
hol. The question Of the comparative
wnoiesomeness of the ancient and mod
ern products is, we presume, still an
open one. The manufacture and sale
OF beer, with or without free lunch. is
a great and growing industry. In 1876
the amount of beer sold in this country,
according TO President Bergner's re-
port, was valued at SS,500,O00. Last
year the amount was $4,000, 600, and
the breweries of the country represent
ed a capital of S25o,OO0.OOO. The beer
production Of the United States last
Year, according TO The Brewers Jour
nal, was 1.016.440,oo0 gallons. I'm
ports from abroad amount 10 5000. 600
gallons more. During the year ending
June 80, 1895, the revenue derived by
the government from fermented liquors
was So, 640,61S.
However the brewing industry of the
country is regarded, whether favorably
or adversely, 1t cannot be treated fry
oioUSly.
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sHYLocK's cUcKoos

II you will notice all the Kansas gold
bug papers, including the Topeka Capt.
tai, bank organ par excellence. in
commenting upon the attitude of the
Kansas delegation 10 s.. Louis, con
sratulated the security holders Of the
east ,hat Kansas is all right and that
theg viii be paid in gold. ia sold which
now has purchasing power OF about
81 per cent greater than IL had when
1929 grains OF silver bullion. nine
Ienths fine. was worth 4 dollar IN gold.
These papers. representing = constlt-
uency that is being robbed by the gold
combine, criticise Murdoch buJ have
nothing in the way Of congratulations
for that Kansas individual or oonmun-
lty who nj fiush times ran into debt, in
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ALONG THE KANSAS NILE

Since TiIlman called Popunsn an expIo-
sion OF wrath the Pop papers OF Kan.
sas have quit him cold.
At Clark recently a thunderstorm STAN
peded an audience which Reverend Jerry
Botldn was tOrturing.
The people OF the Seventh distrc, are
now waiting 10 hear from Chester Lons
on the financial question.
There are only about two silver men in
Clark county. This IS apparently tbs
view Harry Bone takes OF IL
In western Kansas this year there Is
very little vine and bloom 10 potatoes.
but the tubers themselves are large
The mulberry crop n Kansas this year
was ye-y thin. and The mocklng birds
which were unusually prolific are gosng
hungry.
II was the PopuEsts n The Seventh dis
district who started the revolt against
Chairman BreitenthaI. ard the nEhi "a
growing.
PETER IS quietly hxIng ~ his fences 70
return TO the s=G2;e IN ISaG. he L. Eesv-
inE TAB OF al the legislators nominated
~ the Pops
The county commissioners OF Grant
county have taken precautions against
the entrance Of scarlet fever frous sur
rozneAns oountisa
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q q "asEitous barExln' The dlcuoaary
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