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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

From RicesStreet' tn 2zo Feet East
of Cedar Street. 81
Whitney's Subdivision OF .Brewster's Add
ticn,. st. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot. Block Assm't
Louis Desmarfus l-.-.......6 tG 81 30
FREDERICK Hanke ........+.t7 ~t 2.0S
Leonison Levosky Sher=
burne avenue vacated in
front of and ........... 40 a. 9 LOB
Brewstersa Addition. st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Pat Conley ct al. Sher-
burne avenue vacated in
front of and ........... .12 6 81 so
The Land and Security
Co. except east 10 feet 10 Il 3.12
Augusta Burnhard. Sher-
burne avenue vacated in
front. of and west Ito
feet of .........,..s...-. S 312
Charles H. Petsch. Sher-
burne avenue vacated in
frcnt CT and eaat 40 feet
Dawson and Smiths. Enlargement of Daw-
son and Smiths addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description. Lot. Block Assr,.t
James Mcknight. west
45S feet or g-sss.. 10 1921
Merriam's Rearra ngement. St. Paul
Supposed Owner AND Amt of
Description. Lot Assrnt
Capitol Investment Company % sos
Saline ...-...... .,.........,. ..-..25 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

Subdivision Of Lot 10 and East 4s Feet Of
Lot 8, Block 10. Rice and Irvine's Addi-
ton to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description Lot Assmt
l.. e. Montgomery ..........2 s0.S8
same ........ ...................1 .8S
Rice and Iryine's Addition to St. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description Lot Block Assm't
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

BetZets Subdivision to ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description. Lot. Assm't
Katie Schlieck .............. SECS
same ..... .........-.............6 BIZ
Beaumette's Subdivision of Block /, Rendo's
Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description Lot Assm't
JOS Lick, south As feet Off,. 1924
A. G.. Fuilers Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Minor Heirs Of NJ Chris
tophel south 44la feet
of . ....... 1919 2.29
Kate Albachten north 441a
feet Of south SO 1-6 feet
of - ...18&19 2.29
Ewing and Chute's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description. Lot. Block. Assm't
r. c. Libby. south IS feet
Of ........ ............ $l&
supDosed Owner and Amt of
Description Assm't
Andrew Toomey- Commencing at
point On west line of Rice street
pa feet south of the intersection
with the north lire Of southeast
" of section &c. town %. range
81 thence running west 40 feet;
thence south so feet to Aurora av-
enue; thence east 10 feet to Rice
street: thence north SO feet to be-
ginning being in st. Paul, Min
nesota .....--.'. -....--.-.' 1850 $S.VV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

Amusement for Jackson Street, from
Pennsylvania Avenue te syca-
mere Street.
brakes Second Addition. ST. Paul. -
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block Assm,t
Peter C. Weilof .........12 81 So
}. +. Holl -................ LIST
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13
Assessment for Market street, Fren
nrhs-a s4-ox =. g. So -

Assessment for Martin street. from
Rice Street to Park Avenue.
Ewing and Chutes Addition to St Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

for Hill Street, From
Third Street to Washington
Street.
Plea and Iruina,a Adai4i.. c. pa,,1
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
WELL SPOKEN.

Secretary Carlisle has written n letter
to the Democrats of Kentucky setting
forth his views on the financial question
and from st the following Is taken:
II distinctly d!sclaim any purpose to
vind.cate myself against the charge OF
Inconsistency. because, I'M my opinion
such q charge, whether true or false. Is
OF no consequence whatever in the dis
cuSs!on of this or any other question.
The fact that man Is wrong at one time
IN his life constitutes no reason why he
should be wrong always, and even If
1T were true that Il had advocated the
free coinage of silver eighteen years ago,
] would have been Il political coward
if had refused on that account to fol-
low my honest conviction and oppose
such q policy when satisfied that II would
be Injurious to the country. l am more
aalRious to be right than to be consis-
heBt."
These are manly expressions, and just
such as the people like from those who
are regarded as political leaders. No
man ever made anything by lodging,
and Mr. Carlisle seems to undertand
the fact.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

ultimately be war between the British
empire and that ration. The world
learns nothing, and the latest creation
In the form of u great power drifts
! in spite OF all the better knowledge OF
its wiser citdzens-into the position OF
the Oldest. For this empire 1t must
henceforth regard war on the United
States, however we may deprecate 1t,
as one OF the probabilities
Regarding war as among the posi-
bilities, the military and naval depart
ments Of the British empire have not
been idle, but what have we done to
prepare for such possibilities. which we
are plainly told must sooner or later
come? 1t is true that we have been
building q new navy, but from Maine
to Florida our coast Is practically with
out defense, and 1t Is idle nonsense for
any one to say that we are in any man.
ner ready for what the English news
paper tells us are among the possiblli-
ties. A due regard should be paid to
expense, II is true, but let us put our
selves in position to at least command
respect from other nations.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

There are 10000 actors and actresses
In England, and salares are by no means
as high as in this country.
What each nations would like mos,
just now is to see two other nations
get into naval war and put the modern
baatleship 10 test before any more
are built.
One of the amazing literary successes
of the century lis Spurgeon's sermons
The Westminster Gazette says that 1896
of these sermons have been printed and
sold, and that the sum total of the sales
reaches nearly 100,0o0,0O0. an average OF
about $4,000 copies per sermon.
A pretty English debutante recently
wore at her coming-ou party a very
pale blue satin, covered with trails of ap-
pie blossoms and sleeves of painted chif-
fon. Sprays were painted on the skirt
and bunch of the flowers adorned the
left shoulder, harmoni2lng we'll with the
wearer's youth and blonde hair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
WITNESSING THE COUNT.

4
The distinguished lawyers, Judge VIII
liam b. Martin, Mr.. w. w.SOld and Mr.
Robert w. Hughes. to whom the Judges
OF Election in an open letter referred
the legality OF admitting witnesses tc
the count as soon as the polls were
closed and before the poll books are
signed as we'll as the question, whether
such admission would vitiate the cleo
ton. having thoroughly considered the
law, have replied In a letter, which has
appeared in the press of the city, In
which, while expressing a difference as
to the right to admit witnesses until
after the vote is canvassed, they are
unanimous in their conclusion, chat
canvass WOULD NOT OF ITSELF'
NTTIArE OR AFFECT THE DLEC-
TION."
In conformity with the declared asser-
ton of The Judges who signed the let
ter of May 18th. ito the public" via,
that If the lawyers to whom they re-
ferred the matter were of the, opinion
that The admission of witnesses would
not tend In any way ito vitiate the
electon-.them wa will likewise most
gladly admit the witnesses as soon as
the polls are Observation-Disclosures will be
admitted to the count
This is as 1t should be- and 1t Is hoped
that 1t will lead to change of the law.
requiring the admission of witnesses.
The people require honest elections. ir-
respective of the results. They are In
no mood to be defrauded of their great
right of franchise. The Democratic
party of Norfolk in'this contest has DEM
onstrated in every manner its recog
milton of this not only as 1t related to
the selection Of its candidates. but also
as 1t affected the general election. Its
press has been unanimous In rejecting
this view, and it has fought with an
earnestness and vigor for its attain
ment. From the very incipiency OF the
present, contest the Democratic press
planted itself square upon an issue Of q
fair and honest count, both in the pri-
maries OF the party and In the general
elections, and much as it's sincerity has
been doubted; much as It's motives have
been questioned-unkindly, ungenerously
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is conscious of
having discharged faithfully high duty.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
PERSONALS.

Senator Butler, of South Carolina, Is
the chief promoter Of new organiza-
ton to collect Southern historical ma
terial.
General Gordon, 1t may be interesting
to recall, wanted NIr. Cecil Rhodes to
accompanying him in old days TO the
Soudan.
The apartments securedNby Ii Hung
Chang, the representative OF the EN-
peror of China at Moscow, will cost
SOS, 900 for twenty days use.
Mrs Cleveland will go to Gray Ga
bles early in June to remain until late
in the fall Her summer residence is
nearly in readiness for herr arrival.
Prince Chilkova, Russian Minister of
Ways and Communications, will visit
the United States in August. The Prince
will inspect the Siberian railroad and
Will come to America by way of San
Francisco.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

With Havana cigars out of sight and
see cream soaring after them, the young
men ought to be able to save something
this summer toward next falls cam
ralgn equipments. thinks the Phlladel-
fphia Ledger.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

The Consul General of the United
States at st. Petersburg says in re-
port to the State Department that he
has seen in the Golfers of the Russian
Government sso.7es.115 in United States
gold cein.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

The Sultan of Turkey is said to be in
Q very gracious humor, asserts the Bal
timore Herald. and 1t Is even reported
that he is inclined to entertain the
idea Of reconciliation with his Armenian
subjects.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

The President has vetoed pension to
- Connecticut woman who was divorced
from her soldier husband fourteen years
ago, says the Philadelphia Record. and
the Giddy Old Party should now pension
the grass widows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

II as a lie, and a particularly impu-
dent onen" says the New York EVENING
Post ito say that this country is now
on q free trade basis. and that it is
necessary to elect Mckinley in order
to restore protection.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

VI The bicycle may go into politics, but
the old machine will never be given an-
ether chance in Maryland. remarks the
Baltimore American, but how about the
Annapolis wheel?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

The Philadelphia Enquirer will either
have to eat lots OF crow or bolt the ticket
II Mckinley is nominated. According
TO the Inquirer the ohioan is a very
bad man, remarks an exchange.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

10 Is sud in Washington that Presi-
dent Cleveland will veto the present
River and Harbor Appropriation BILL
which. as increased in the Senate. car
tEies about $4,000, goo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
SUNDAY, May "a, 1896.
LIGHT PAGES

The United States Tobacco Journal
rnhesitatingly attributes the great de-
crease in the annual production of CT
Ears to the popularity of the bicycle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

The Augusta Chronicle says that this
ts good year FOR our farmers to make
tobacco. The destruction of tobacco in
Cuba and interference with cultivation
OF u by the war will make good marke,
Tor Americans tobacco this year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

yTwo annoying errors in headlines ap-
reared In yesterdays virginian That
nnder the heading of The Judges Re
ply. I" which said that "they agree that
fhe admission Of witnesses Will vltiate
tsIe elections" when It should have read
sssrin not /" and the other in the heading
8oa shurekn's communication. which
s1ead Gospel Assassination" when ii
shsuid have read Gospel Assimila-
tson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

u General Bradley T. johnson denies
sahaf ne Is an aspirant for Congress in
SFhe Riichnaond district. lie says he would
aer accept the nomination if rendered
1lIn- He intends TO live and die in
Maryland, says the Alexandra Cazet,e
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

~ 1t be true that Gen. weyIer takes
| |Eto water every night and sleeps on a
= " az ar ship from fear OF assassination.
The Wilmington IN. CO Star thinks that
/ ne may wake up some morning and sec
IL omez and his fellows promenadins
around Havana. and the world need NOT
be surprised at It either.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
g1If1lE ViTgillal.
|'spGsllsA1D DAILY and WsEKly.
TERMS OF THE VlRclNiaH.
en- Erl q, lArl. owr,e

TEE SyEEgxf. IyIRGsSIANA NDC CAR
g y DkENTAN, One pollar Per Year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

The Chicago News says that it is ru-
moved that Mr.. Quay will visit Canada
20 see df there are any vacancies in the
MCKINLEY band wagon. Mark Hanna.
/ however. says that this is all mis-
take take. as Mr.. Quay and Mr.. Platt were
sensaged for cymbals early in the sea.
won.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

MEMS SUITS OF GOOD, suBsTAN-
TIAL MATERIALS, CORRECTLY
FASHIONED, MADE IN THE BURE
UNION TAILOR SHOPS. BEARING
THE CERTIFICATE LABEL OF THE
UNITED GARMENT WORKERS OF
AMERICA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
aW Hats, Only SOC.

CHILDREN'S SUITS IN PIN CHECK
CASSlMERES, ALL SIZES TO Is.
MADE FROM CHOICE WOODEN MA
TERIAL STRICTLY ALL WOOL.
BANG UP SUITS FOR THE MONEY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

MEMS SUITS = STAPLE, DARK
BLUE AND GREY TwILLED MATTE
RAILS. NEAT LOOKING AND Sly
LISH GARMENTS. EXCELLENT
SUITS FOR THE PRICE. ALL SIZES
TO AZ NOW. AS LONG AS THEY
LAST
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

ALL WOOL KNEE PANTS SUITS
THE WEAR-RESISTING SoRT-MADE
FROM GOOD STOCK, CHOICE DE-
SIGNS. ALL SIZES, INCLUDING AGE
Is. REINFORCED PANTS, TAPPED
SEAMS AND RIvETED BUTTONS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
Mothers Friend Boys Waists, Csc.

Extra Good Value in Mems Jean Drawers with Patent
Buttons and Ribbed Bottoms, only 25c.
Good Balbriggan and Choice Filet Undergarments
for Quarter.
Best Pepperell Jean Drawers with Bango Seat. Rib
bed Bottoms, only soc. ~
Fine Imported Linen Collars. only 15c
line Maco Yarn two thread Underwear, only 5Oc
Inc Latest BLOCKS in Fine Straw HeadWear at Rock
Bottom Prices The styles and the merchandise
represents the best value that money control.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

PRETTY REFER SUITS. WITH
DEEP COLLARS-SUPERBL FIN
1SHED. NICELY BRAIDED. SIZES
TO AGE 9. CHOICE ALL WOOL
cHEVIoTs AND BEAUTIFUL DE-
SIGNS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

YOUNG MEMS SUITS OF PRETTY
WoRSTEDs. IN MIXTURES, LIGHT
AND DARK. INCLUDING PLAIN
BLACKS AND BLUES. FINISHED IN
THE HEIGHT OF FASHIoN-GREAT
VALUES. THESE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

2eitungen Der uItrOp61Ffaliiden Wifien=
f9aft.
SoGen mir nun feline 8I9er un9e!eIen
Bel Seite legen, neil ie bon einem S i
ge19rieben itnb2 SoQ Elm &atbolif
8rebm's Sbierleben ni9t leien, neil 8rebm
Elm prote1tant unb iogar Der Sobn zines
Prebigers gepeIen lit?
Sat niht Der futbolif9e 2orb Baltimore
Der GerfafTung Marplanb's cine 3laniel
iiber &eligipnsfreibeit einperletbt, tpd9reno
bic purttaner bon Maha9uTetts benz 5%eiotl~
i9en @eiit @aloin's folgenb, &oger Bil=
liams i'm ~trengen 8intsr iiber bic Sal Hnb
in bic WilbniB getrieben 6aben?
Ser SeIuitenorben 3G6lt beriibmte Gnt@
beder, Sorf9er unb 9els9rte in ieinen &ei@
ben; er 1T Der Srben, Der 1t9 ii9 tets nit
ben Waffen Der s3ett senappnet unb fi6
i6re @rfenntniiie rai9 bisn1tbar ma4t; i'm
bie1igen Seiuttencoaegium ptro nit ben
&0ntgenItrablen eben1p etfrig e%rperimentirt
nie in irgenb etnem anberen pifen19aftltz
9en Snititute. @elAe &ulturdrbett Die
fatbolii9en Miffiondre in @merifa I9on
perri6teten, ebe Die Nbnen Der bl0biinnigen
81. s.. us ben 8oben Qmertfa's betreten bas
ben, gebt 3, 9. audi aus Solgenosm bsrOor.
Sang fir5li4 erit 1T Die @ntOedung 9e=
ma6t porben, OaB bereits i'm le95ebnten
~eSabrbunbsrt, ulIo etpa in Der 3eit UNI 1850
berum, bic Meiop'i3en 6abeln bon pater
9a6aoun ODER pater 8autiftu bes Cole
gums bon Slatelolco ms @5tetif3e
iiberlebt norben fino. Sene patres unter=
ri6teten ndmG9 Die a3tetif3e SugenO in
3eligion unb WifIeni6aft uno bos gi9lein
purbe pabri6einli4 als 2efebu9 benust.
OaB ii9 Die bornirten unb 5elottife1l
Mitglieber Der q. g. 81. Dor Soft urO Der
Welt blamiren, tDnnen mir ni9t perbitsn;
1oute fi6 absr Der @pngreB D~erleiten laf1en,
ben Mntrag 2inton's an3unebmen nno Dem
aroben @ntbeder Marquette etnen @bren<
plab i'm capitol gu berpeigern, neil er Elm
cSSeIuit 9epeien TT, Dann pdre oas cine etptge
59anbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
IN berartigen gepiaigungen per6alte

BON berartigen 8sniqigungen berbalten
perDe.
0anbgreifli6 genug pirO in Dem S@reiz
BEN beS S6erbduptlings Der &noDnot6ingz
banbe Dem Senator McMiGan ungeoeutet,
baB i'm Die 8anbe %unablGHig oerfolgsn
tperbe, fans er als @orIiber bss Musi9ufes
fir Den 8e5irf Columbia ni9t isoer Der
artigen 8eptaigung b~Orbeuge.
0a ft9 Mc4RiIan'5 Senats3eit iiber b1s
isbige Sa6rbunOert binaus, Bis Mdr519O1,
eritredt, 10 bat er fir feline politi16e gu
funft BON Der 8anbe ni@ts gu befiir6ten.
ueberbie5 lit Srapnor's pp9en duf MiQiz
onen Stimmen freezer S9pin0el. @ben in
Wi4tgan bat es fi4 ia fdon bor 3pet Sa6=
rem beraus9eitelIt, baB Die 6alunfen BON Der
u. 9. u, ibre Mitglisberliiten be6arrIid
fdlI9ten, um nit erlogenen 3a6len ben 30,
litifern Der Oeri6ieoenen parteien Mngit elm
5uiagen, @elo BON ibnen gu erprefen unb
tie ben Oerfolgungs7i9tigen .3umut6ungen
Der 81. g. q, gefiigig gu maiden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

benz @ege gu geben. @S tpiirbe ia dnerbings
cine 8ur5ii9tigfeit Obne 9lei9en bebeuten,
tpenn Die gebilbeten Spanier audi MIR einen
Mu9enb1id es fir mDgli9 balten %tOnnte1,
NIT ben Ser. Staatsn einen iiegrei6en 8rleJ
su fi6ren. Mber nibt ale Spanier 1inb 9ts
6ilbet unb tlug; bas Miniiterium 1T ben
Gortes perantportli9 unb biefe Dem 8Olte,
unb bds 1panii9e @olt mag es ft9 in ben
&opf feBen, baB ss etnen &rteg nit ben
Ser. Stdaten BADEN min.
DAB Die Ser. Staaten elmer 1ol6en M09z
li6feit nibt aus benz @ege geben perbell,
benefit, bdB Der Nnna6me Der miloeren 8e@
f6liTie beS @snats in 8etreff Guba's geftern
bic Nnna6me Der 1tGrferen 8ef9liife beg
6auIes gefoI9t ift, unb 5mar nit 1858 gegsn
II Stimmen, aliO 10 gut ME e%inittmn1iq,
iotpie Dap Der Senat @eiebentpiirfe fir bic
@ermebrung Der 8emannung Der Slotte an
eenOmmen bat. >
Die Mngelegenbeit ltegt iebt in 6dnDen
bes 9rGfibenten unb 6rn. Slnep's. 8eru
bieIelben rubig unb nit groBem Satte 6an=
beln, mag es mDgli3 iein, @panien CUR Ser
si9tleitung uuf Guba gu bepegen, ober es
bod gu peranlaffen, Cuba cine dbnli6e Stel<
lung ein5urGumen, pie fe bic brttiI4en
&olonien @nglunb ~gegeniiber einne6men.
50 ie9r Spanien fhh ge9en Die @iniiAt
ftrGu6sn mag, es lit ia o%ffenbar, baB CUBA
ni9t gu balten fein pirO, fObalD es gu einem
&riege NIT ben Ser. Staten fpmmt; unb
es tpdre besbulb nun DernInftig, tpenn es
Dur9 bas 3ugeitdnbniB Der Selbitregierung
an Cuba tpenigftens bic @6re rettete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
Gtne ort9ineAe Soee iiber ole GtI=
ber= ttuO observation-disclosures.

Sn benz Streit 3pii9en @tlber unb Sob
1T 1bon 10 bel gefdgt unb geI9rie6en porz
Den, Dab man glau6en foQte, es bltebe gu
fagen nt9ts me6r iibrig. 4ber Die Nnqelez
genbeit bat 10 biele Seiten, baB bon 53ett gu
Belt neue ortgineae 9eit9tspunfte a~uftauz
9en.
Stnen fol6en ftnben mir in elmer o3uz
f9rift bes ii9 iebt in @iesbaben auf6ultenz
ben @btcogo'ers 6errn Seq S9mibt an Die
yartier @usgabe bes nNetp Oort 6eralb",
unb glauben aus bie1em @r0nbe bemIel6en
bier Plab ge6en gu miiKen. Serr @9mibt
19reibt:
@s TT merfpiirbig gu fe6en, tpie bic Silz
herlsute in ibrer 8erfehenbeit, @utgelbz
9efebgebung gu bintertreiben, Die SbatIa9e
iberieben, oaB iie ibren etn9e6ilbeten Sem
Rem, ben Ditli9en &apitaliiten unb 8antiers
unb Waqtreet bireft in bic 6Gnoe arbeiten.
0ur3 ibre Weigerung fir bic @inGOiung
uno 8ernt9tung Der 9reenbads 5u 1timmen,
tpel9e iib in Inbetra9t Der bereits i'm
S9ab beftnbltben @reenbads bur9 Ser
fauf BON Bombs i'm 8etrage bon ettpa 300
Miaionen Dollars bepertIteGigen lieBe, unb
3par unter Dem 8Drtpanbe, baB fe feline
peitere ber3insli9e S9ulb ~ein3ugeben min
f3en, untertiben fe bic enbloie Settle Der
9olOentleerung bes 8unbesf9abes.
0as bieiem auf btefe @eiie e~nt3ogene
Sob gebt na9 europa i'm &ustauf3 gegen
amerifanif9e @%tfenba6nz uno fonftige
WertbzYapiere, tpppon nab elmer tir5li9
per0ffentli9ten 8ere9nung elmer ameritantz
i3en 3eitung ii6 in europa fir 7OO0,OOO.s
900 9oQars b%efinben unD fir ale pel4e, 10
lange Die enblo1e Settle in S6dttgfeit tit,
Ser. 9taaten Bombs b~ertauft tperoen miBz
ten, 1olten bic europGtI9en 8etBer bef4liez
BEN, bieielben auf ben amerifantf3en Marft
gu %tperfen. @ol9em 1ngliid tDnnte bur3
8ertauf einiger bunbert MiIionen Bombs
unb 8erpenbung berielben CUR @tnlOiung
Der @reenbads borgebeugt tperoen.
S~Serner: Silberleute unb 9oppelmd6rungz
Ter 1pGten bebenfen, baB UNI @tlber iber
8afer 5u balten, es elmer 9runOlage be-
barf; urb es giebt feline anbere @runola9e,
als Sob. Mus SelbFIu9t iolten tie bssz
balb fir cine ~beItdnDige @nbduf lung elmer
@olbzGeierbe i'm 8unbesf4ab Biz gu tau@
fenb MiIionen Dollars bur4 gertauf bon
@olbz8onbs in europa Dber in ben Ger.
@taaten itimmen. @5 f0nnte etngefpenOet
perben, baB 10 groBe 8onb%gertdufe 1ebr
bobe s3infen in 4nfpru@ ne6nnen %tpiroen,
aber penn Der 8ertauf iiber flint ober 5ebn
Sabre bertbeilt piirbe, un6 bic &aufer ipif=
fen, buB Der Cribs ni4t Our9 @tnnabme@
NusfGue per5ettelt tpirb, 10 liegt fem 9rurO
por gu be5meifeln, baB biefe 8Onos Die
ntebrigiten 3inspreiie oes 1tarttes er5lelen
pirben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
SIT gS1ttb 4tnO SSnrGt.

: Ser fpanif9e B0beG 1T iiber bic Bartetz
nobme unierer NatipnaG<8 ertretung fir Die
@ubaner aus bem9dus9en gerat9en unb bat
CEMENT, fie uns hur9 bas 3erftampfen bon
rSourt6zofzSulD" 5Gdggen unb 3ertriimz
merung Der Senter i'm ~ameritani19en @onz
fulat gu Barcelona ein3utrdnfen. 9ie Tpaz
nif9e 8egierung aber bat ii9 beeiGt, nidt
nur ben fiiBen 8ObeG BON neiteren Summ=
heiten a%b3ubalten, fonbern ou9 bic Gegiez
rung in @afbington tpegen bes @ortpmm=
mites UNI @ntf3uloigung gu bitten. 9amit
bat tie NQes get6an, mas in einem 1olGer
Sale get6an nerOen tann, unb bat unferen
SingOes, peG6e gebofft batten, baB er Den
pilIfommenen 8Drlpanb 81 einem &riege ge=
ben tperbe, ben Wtnb bpltGnbig aus Den
@egeln %genpmmen. Seine &egierung tann
ber9tnbern, baB Der p0beG 9ummbeiten Be-
gebt unb iiA gu Nusf9reitungen binreiBea
ldBt. NQes mas ife tbun tann, 1T, nadl
:&srdften cine SOrtfebung Der Qusi9rei~
tungen gu berbin0ern, ibre MiBbiQigung Der
felben aus3uipre9en unb, penu nOt6iJ,
S0abenerfaB gu Ieiten.
Dap Die ipanii6e &egierung fi3 nit Der
gntT9ulbtgung 10 beeiGt bat, tit Der Bette
8epeis bafir, baB fie einen 3ufammenftpb
nit ben Ser. Staaten fiirbtet unb bds
R0gGi9te tbun tpirb, I'm einem iOl4en aus