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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

faoen, 1T iiberfliiffig. Sir ben aeuen 9az
fen lit cine Siefe BON 264 SUB unter mittsE
N~iebrtgnafer boreeieben nnb feline Sc
fammtfld4e 6eGduft ii4 uuf ehipa Is &cre.
Ser 9afeneingang tit auf 1913 SUB 8reite
bemefen. W}it Der 0ambnrgzImertfaz
2inie bat bic Sinan5z9 eputation Elm l1ebsrz
etntommen ef9Iofen, ppna9 biefer @efenz
i6aft nu9 @rbauung bes 9afetS cine
Mauerldnge bon $50 Sub anf Is Sabre
bermietbet tperben 1on. Sir fleinere S4ife
ntrb Der !6ufen bereits in biefem Winter
GIT benuben 1ein; bic fogenunnten n8libz
5ige bes Meeres", fir bic er in erfter 2tnie
berefnet TT, tperben erft i'm Sriibiabr ben
| 6ofen benrben ~f0nnen, ba bur9 8ag9ernnz
gen mod bic borgei9riebent Siefe bergeitelt
tperben muB. Die gan5e 9ofenanlage trdgt
ben unberfennboren @tempel Der @roBz
a%rtigfeit. 9ie beibef chamber ge9enibetz
~liegenben MplenfDpfe MAIDEN einen ungez
metn Toliben Ginbrud, dIs miiHe IS benz
8affer unmDgli9 fein, bter ie@4aben an
3uri9ten. Mn Der MuBenmple, tpel6e Die
boQe 2dnge zines 6an1bur9@4merifa@9a mz
piers bat, t0nnen @6iffe nit benz. grDBten
Siefgang anlegen, 10 baB Die &etfenoen
unmtttelbar ans 0anb 9eben nnb in ben Tie
peiter befDrbernben @ifenbdbnaug 1teiJen
f0nnen. 9arauf pirb ber 9ampfer in Den
Safen bugfirt, ipo er feline Srd3t, am 8onz
tpert anlegenb, lOi9t. Dem 9afenbon fdz
men bic @oranlagen gu benz mod piel gro
ger geplanten I%ogenannten renglii6en 9az
FEM, an benz in Der 9riinber3eit gearbeitet
purbe, befen ltnternebmern aber bas SET
3u friib alsging, gut gu tatten. Mber aud
Der iebt na9 barter 9telbetpuBter Mrbeit
fertig geitelte 9afen fam ieberaeit ber=
grDBert perben, nenn bies Der iteigenbe
@ertebr erbetf6en fDllte. ST bat eine
@umme g~eiitiger unb tDrperli6er Qrbeit
~gefp1tet, BON Der fi9 Der ni9ts trGumer
lGBt, Der bas fertige 11nternebmen betra9=
tet. @an5e @Glber bpn 8oumtdmmer
finb bi9t neben einanber in ben S@9lid=
bpben etngerammt, ba5tpif9en tpurbe MQes
nit 3ementmif6ung ausgefuGt unb bdrdui
bann erit Die grDBe 9nuimarer dlfgefiibrt
8erge bDn S3ltd tpurben ausgegrdben uni
petter9efdbren, Tim an anberer Stele elmer
breiten @tienbabnbamm at btlben, auf ben
1bGter bic @erbinbung bes 9afens nit be1
8a6nlinie gurbabemz 9ambur9 5ergeftelli
niro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Gin smeiter Bomben.S dred.
Graetfomifde Scene in eircr 2pothefe auf
DER Weffeite.

Ser S9ouplaB elmer un6eI9reibli9er
@ufregtng mar Srettug N6erb Die Ipothsfc
bon @bartes 9artptg, 1pel9e fi9 I'M Sobn
8ue6ler'f3en 9auie, Gorbpef4@de @bioagr
urb WiItpautee Nbe., befinbet. SIS mar gez
gen 50 1br Mbenbs. Ginige Oanen itanz
ben, u1f einen &abelbabnipagen tparteno,
plaubernb am 2ubentii9 in Der Ndbe Der
Sbiir, tpdbren6 Elm <rbe ii9 cine @tgarre
an3iinbete, fir 4pel9e er einen $1O4S9ein
in 3abGung 9egeben 9atte. I'm biefen gu
pe9fefn, begu6 fi9 SEER 9arttpig nd9 benz
@eGDf9rdnt. @be er bieien ouff9loB, fiel
fem 8lid auf einen bu1flen Gegenftanb,
Der rnter benz 8eGbI9rant lag. Sem Sc
ii9t bebedte in Der nG9ften Seturtbe ei1e
fable 8Gdfe, 5itterrb ma9te er tura &ebrt
urb NIT ben @orten: Sine 8ombe, rette
ii9 tper fattn!" itiirmte ct gun Sbiir 9inaus,
mad Der gegeniiberliegerben goli5eiftatiDn,
sSn apiDber 6oit, freif9enb unb brdngenb,
folqten Die 9anttu1 unb Der 9err, benz Dor
S9red bic Gigarre aus Dem Wt1noe fiek.
@entge Mirtutem fpdter fub ma 5tpei
MGnner in 9emharmeIn, nit enti9loffenen
@efi9tern, bon Der poliaeiitation mad Der
benz @erberben geAoeibten 4potbefe f4reiten,
6enen in angemedfeuer @u&fernung @etr
6artpig folgte. Die @~rFgenunrben, es
tparen Der iobiale 0esf=Sergeunt Maeber
unb iein 9etreuer @ebHIfe, 9etectiO gage
NOM, begaben fi9 na6 Der be5ei4retenS telte.
Gi9tig, Die Bonnie lag bd. S9nen Apurbe
Elm elmer NIT @affer gefiint ltrb bteier in
bic Ndbe acknowledgements 9efteh- Damn
ging's an's Wert. ,9agenOtp, Der iiingere
Der beiben 8eanten, na6m i'm 9eifte Qbz
f9ieb bon @eib unb Rinb, Unfit Die @ugen
au, elm glGt19ern inn @aTer = Die 8o1nbe
mar geborgen. &uf Der Poli3eiatiDn emit
prrppte ii9 biefeIbe bei genater 1tnterfu9ung
a1s nit 8inbfabeu gefintes, in @eifalt elmer
ODnamit6Ombe gegofenes 8lei, unb NIT
Der Senfdtion mar eS 4pieber, mai ni9ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
@eHIdtt 1tttS 9e!n.

gor Dem 9is5tplindr6pfe in pptsbdn
itonb in ben Iebten Sosen Der pre1BiI9t
Mffeffpr @e6ldn = qmter Der 0nftaqe, dls
l1nter6eamter oes @ouberneurs Der tpeft=
afritarif9en oeutf9en &olpnie &amerlr
entiebli6e ~9rauianteiten gegen bprtige Gee
ger begdngen gu 6dben: ni9t nur 9ur9s
peitf9ungen, %fpnbern 9rdBli9e 6inri9tunz
gen un0 3%erIiidelunger BON MGnnern uni
Wei6ern urb G6nli9e @reuel.
Wus lparen bdgegen bic Mntlagen
gsgen &anSler 2eif bpn &amerun! unb
Oo9 nurbe bon Der Brefe 9eutf9tanbs
92Onute lang Der f4redIi4Be 2drm segsn
2eiit gemu9t.
@feffor @e6Gan bate bas Slid, baB bic
acknowledgement 9egen i'm in cine 3eit Der
grOBten politif9en Nufregung, - er1t 1peger
Der 8ene5lelafrage, bann ipegen Der 8urens
Srdge, = fielen unb 6a6er r1r geringe
Offentli9e &ufmerff amfeit erregten.
gta4 etnem &abeltelegrdmm sat bus Be-
1agte 9is3iplinargeri9t ben Qhefor @e6=
Ian, Obglei9 tbm grDBe 6Grten na9geipiefen
fpuroen, muir gu elmer @elbbuBe bpn 500
Wtdrt oerurt6eilt.
2etft, Dem beird6e ni9ts nah9eipiefen
dpuroe dtBer elmer einmal BON Tim als
SteI0ertreter bes 9ouoerneurs anqeDrbrez
ten, NIT feiner &Drperberlebung ~berbunbenen
ldnOesi6li3en 8eiti9enFrafe fir einiae i'm
3egierungsbienite itebenDe itGmmiqe, Be-
6arrli9 bic Nrbett bertpei9ernbe Reoerinnen,
tpurbe BON benz 9ts5ipIinargeri6t unter
d~usbriidli9er 4nerfennung ieiner otsoe=
5ei9neten amtliden 0ienite unb Ieiner eroz
BEN 8efd6igung, CUR 8erIebung ouf eine
gertngere 8eioIbungstufe Derurtbeilt.. limb
BON Der b06eren Snitan3 tpdr6 biefes getpiB
geniigerbe Strufurtbeil CUR o0aigen @mts=
entbebung berf9drft.
Die 8erliner greffe bringt i'm Weblanz
f9en Safe nun aud duF elm ~Itrengeres ltrz
tbeil bon 6D9srer sSnftana. 1nb, tpie glei9z
fails 6eriiber9etdbelt miro, meint bic n8ofz
fti9e 3eitung": @enn Briigel iiberbaupt
ais ~ftatt6dftes 3ii9tigungsmittel dnerfannt
tpiroen, 10 fOuten ie nit gang beionberem
9ia9brud Bel folGen Qeuten in 9~lnipenbung
gebra9t tperoen, pelde in umtli9er Stelz
lung, ~anitatt fib auf cine maBbole @nfpenz
bung Der GtraFe 3u 6ef9rdnfen, tpebrlufe
2eute barbarif9en Sorturen mteriperFen,
ipte es 4ifefor Weblan ertpiefener MaBen
oetbdn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

fuaren fat unertrdeli6. &b6t gars 10 f@liitnt, ober
imnterbir iGtimm eenug iinb NerbenlciDen. 2ber
aeaen biele oibt eg Elm Mittel, @pietter%s Wtaoenbit=
terg. Sieies unibertreffli6e Nerpenelirir unD Sttntnz
t~an5nittel ma6t bic 9terben rubig rno fart, f0rberi
Die @eroauune, appetit unb S0laf uno helft Die Gez
iinbbeit auf fefer, unberrdifbarer @runOlage Der.
Nerboiitdt bot ncifens in gerbauu ngsbei0toerben
unb N&aeeni9ipd6e ibren urFprung. 8ieie 1riaGen
nerbnier &ei5barteit iperben beieiti9t bairb bas 8it=
terg, Dag fir Die l1ntcrleibspr9ane, BON beren S6dz
tiqfeit oas @oblbefinOen bes oansen S9ftemg gum
qrobet She'll abbdnst, bas bette gfeo1lirunoss unb
StimulanS1n ittel lit. 9icies unoerQlei6liDe uno
nit &edt oepriefene 9rdparnt fnrirt nab berbIitet
aud 8ilioftdt, @artleibioteit, rbellnutii9e unO 0iez
renleiDen 1tno aGe @rter BPM ma1ariaartigen &ranfz
beiten. Sie tin3tee geDineua9 lit: 1nan gebrau@e IS
reoelm1big.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Gin beriibmter Gbemifer
QnalYiirte cine beIiebts 6amiIien-
Weoisin uno ipridt iih oariiber aus.

Brof. 90. 8. MprIe, BON @e1fielb, Stem
SerIeD, bat cine unteriu9ung Der 3uTdmz
menfebung unO bes mebi5inti9en 8ert6es
bes fpO6lbefannten &atarrbz6 eilmittel5 pe=
ruz1a dngefteGt. @r fagt oon 9e@ruzna,
baB bie5es Mittel rfi4 Meraten lnb ibren
Patienten bon felbt empfieblt als Elm Spez
cificum gegen @rtppe unb ibre Solgen. @s
1T fir 6ieien 3tped uniibertreffli9 un6 elm
6eilmittel fir aQe brpn6ialen 9eiben. @s
iptrft 1Dpo6l Ortli9 fpte auf oas 9dn5e
Sbfem unb 1T o0aig unf6Gbli9. Die
4us5ei9nung, pelhe linn gu She'll 4piro,
berbient unieres @ife1s fein urberes Wtttz
tel"
&atarrb beg &opfes, Der gauIe Der S6ren
.l1n0 bes 6ales, Der 2uftrDbren, 2ungen,
Rieren, bes Magens, Der 2eber, Der 8ldIe
un0 anberer Srgane f0nnen bur9 Bezruz
no gebetlt tperben. Or. t1artman bat biez
les &atdrrbz9 etlmitteG ndAesu bter5t9 Sabre
nit groBem @rfolge d%ngetpanbt.
Sin 8u6 bor GA s5eiten, nit 4b6ilz
bun9en Der bur6 9rDnif9en &atarrb dnoez
griffenen Srgane lebrtei9 iGltItrirt pirb
foitenfret berfanbt balr9 5be G9ezruzna
Drug Manufacturing gpnpar1 BON So
lumbus, S6io.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
0nae1neiner Waarenmdrrt.

gutteE. Bette Creamery 23@-;. 1. audtttdt
2l@22; q. 1920; tefte nu8eerna9te 1908; belt.
9atrp 20; /. Nuolttdt l5@17; g., 1908.
8ubnen - geite pganp" $1.15@1.16. quite $40
ST.. 10, tefte vWtebiuuts" 81. l50l.16, 9errttge Analitdt
S1.0001. 10.
Befenftr OBJ - S25045 5te Sonne-
@efIh Ell -Surteps, 1Oh01lc, Sdbtsr 7@7ht,
Sprin9=gbideus bas Bfunb 1903, gnten l10l2c baS
gIunb. @dnie 701oc bos @funb.
81 er. - Sana frtfde 16c.
@epfet - 9aS SAB 75c@$1.25
Metntr oil b IT'S BfunosR6rbe zoe.
8ananen- Bette 75c0Bl. 90 bas 8unbeL.
II en- 8efte Auoiitdt s2.5H03.50 bic Riita.
Sraneen 5amotea $S.00@7.50 bas SaB.
8irn EN- Ntibt9alt. 81. 7502.5 SO bos Sag.
ortpffeIn II. - gIrbanfs 22024t, ~oebrons 80
22r, 0Rofe 18@21c. @eerIeB 17@19c, Mtireo 10000
@prit IS l.22 bic @o1one. 44-
@ptnat-6 0c bas Siltdben.
S9n rs nj Ell = 50@75c bas 6aB.
Gabtes9en- 25075c bas 8itnbeI.
GqnaI b - 60c bas 9uBenb.
urten- 60-90c bns 9ub.
@rdne g o n %. ff'
3miebe Ell II 26-30c 9uf1et.
@etBtrau ut gtetes SO. 900 5 0obns 9uueertt
Spmaten - NuS ItlifiTppt. 50-75c q 8uideL
GeGbe &Hben- gteue, 4O@5G: bas 9uB.
8Iumentpbl- S.. 0O0400 D. 800.
GeIerD- 1920: b. 800.
Meerretttg- 81. Is 02.00 b. GaB.
& alot- 40050c bic Giitc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
@1tlI 1tfto 9nttathan.

Sn benz @ene5ueldA9tr 5pif4en eng
fdrb unb ben Ser. Stuaten bat iib %eriteres,
fppeit bds 9ebabren Der bortigen Offe1tts
Ii9en M1einung in 8etta4t tommt, bis iebt
gQrs 19md6li9 benommer.
Nddbem an IL. DECEMBER bic 8Dtf3aft
be8 9rGfibenten Glebeldnb u1rb Die t5r entz
fpre9enbe einifimmige 8ef9luBnu6me beiz
Der 6GuIer bes Gongrefes erfolgt mar, err
cling ii9 Die 9reffe in @nglanb, a19 bic Der
bortigen Gegierltng nabeftebenbe, in ben
tolften @rt6uusbrii9en gegen bic Ser.
@taate1, unb in Der Shat f9eint iIe ba=
bur9 Die engGii9e @oltstimmung in Qbz
apefen6eit bes 9%arldments gurs ri9tig
tpieberqegeben 31 baben. 9o9 faum batte
Der beuti9e &oifer Die @liidtpuni 9bepe19e
an ben 8urenprdifber1ten geribtet, 10
itimmte bic preife in @nglanb einen gar5
on6eren Son gegen bic Ser. Staaten an.
SIN @usblid auf Die plDB1i9 eingetretene
bunbgreifli4e Wt0gli9feit elmer ernitli9en
8erlptfelung stptf6en gneIan6, benz beut>
36en Rei3 uno anberen europGtiAen 9roB=
mG9ten berparphelte it9 SoAn 8ua benz
8rroer Sonat6an gegenlber aus einem
b~riilenben 0Dipen in einen etrre1ben SGuz
beri9 ttrtb fpra9 BON ni9tS als 8eriD6nz
1i9teit, neil er fib bor elmer boppelten unb
bretfd9en erniten 8~eripidelung fiir9tete;
nrb bic unftGt6ige @utb Der 9rei1e eng
lambs ri9tets fi3 nun ge9en 9eutI9lanb.
Weit anftdnbtger benabm it9 i'm Qngez
meinen Die omeritanii9e Prefe, inbem ite
feft, aber obne 9emeines S9impfen fir Den
@tarbpnntt bes 8rdfibenten unb bes gons
grefes etnitarb.
SIN gongrefe fefbt onerbin9s famen
5tpet Sdttlpiigteiten oor, aber rtur BON Ser
einSelten.
Ser rete repwblifanif9e Senator 8ater
BON &anfas, elm 4bbotat BON ~2eabenport5,
beuntrugte i'm 2uuFe boriger @p9e eine
8erf9Grfung Der GGepelanb'f9en @rfldz
rutg iiber bic MpnrpezO pttrin, ba linn Die
einitimmig bonn. gongreB genebmi9te emit
f9luiene Saltung bes PrdfOenten ni6t
f9drf 9enug lit.
Ser bempfratiT9e acknowledgement
2ibingifpn bon Georgia, BON 8errf Elm pp=
litii9er Sarner, alter &ebeGenioIbat uni
DON irii der ~Nbftammung, fiel auf bus BON
englt19 =umeritanif9e SenIatipnsbldtterr
berbreitete @erii9t, tpona9 cine brittift
Wilitdrz ober 9oli3eima9t mod tpeiter in
bene5uelii9es 9ebiet eingebrungtn tpGre
binein. @Gbrenb bas @erii9t bereits apfOer=
rrfen ipurbe, beantragte 2ipingiton: be1
grGftbent fple Die SADIE eenau lrnter=
fuden nnb i'm Sale Der 8eitGtigung eng
lamb CUR %alsbuLbigen 3uriidaie6ung Del
~Gi1pbringlinge a%uffprberr.
ODD 0pie Der @enat o6ne biel SeberIeTer
8uter in ben Bapiertorb ieines Counties fin
@uSipdrtiges p%ertpies, 10 ma9te es bas
0au5 nit 2%ioingiton.
Meln u6er Der @pngreB ben1nd9F mod
cine tattbole @rfldrung gu @unibtn Der
Mpmrot@0 oftrtn er1dBt, I'm 10 better.
MittteripeiIe bat bic bonn prGfibenben elm
scfebte Siinfercommtfiion lire Nrbeiten CUR
8eitfte1lng Der ri9tigen @ren5e 8tpt59en
Sritif9z9uiana urb @ene5uela ernItIi9 be-
9onnen, limb fans Sobn 8uG ni9t in5piz
16en ieinen Streit nit 9eutf9lartb burf
0a3giebigteit aus Der 8elt f9afft, pirt
er ft9 benz 8efuttb Der ameritani19en Sim
f%ercOmmiffton fiigen, au9 hpen1 biefer gan3
81 9uniten 8ene3uela's lautet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Wenn oas Baby saint.

@ebroli1t Inter a0eil llmit6nben bos otte
niIo erprobte lfittel, Wrs. WinSlom's @optbs
ing SDrltp flroos 3ohnen Der 8inber. IS
otfaq'9t pas Stub, madlt Ote Gonmeu lpeiher,
laus ote SVneriet, BELT 8inbfolif llnb lit
uas pste ptltlcl 9e9eit Oiorrboea. 6Iuiuubs
5wansl9 Gents Die Nlolde.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
GMrDanen.

Qus gurbaben f6rei6t man: Der groBe
iiber flint Sabre i'm 8au gepefene brittle
Gurbabener @eebafen 1T nunmebr, dbgez
Teben pon geringFiigigen Sleini9feiten nno
B8aggerarbeiten, fertiggeftelt. lleber Die
8ebeutung bes groBartigen 8auperfes, bas
6amburgs 3e9nifern unO feinen Inter
nebmsrn ale @bre ma4t, mod etipas gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
8aul @r5Dbonst
Mnch 9eenhidunn BEG 8dnes bes &di

1tuV7 OVVH7FS"HS " $500
fer Wil6elm : &anals 1T Die Nrbeiterz unb
0ient6otenfrage in 0ttbmarf@en nnb in
ben angrenaenben Oitriften cine pefentli4
anbere oetporben, bd bic BET benz 8due be-
f9dftiaten Geute fi9 iebt ipieber Der 2anbz
pirt619aft %Sueetpanot baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
B6rfe uno hdnoI.

9te gamfans9lsibunsen b~eIiefen f9 seitern ouf
S14,s12, $50.
qnfbert Dteteen Wtarfte mar SeIb aIf &itnbtgun9 An
6 b. 8. Ietbt su befDutmen nnb Meibiel tpmroen IN ii
81 b. 8. bistontirt.
auf 9selpDprt purbet NebIet NIT $1,000 gts. 8rds
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26


of his differences with his chief on the
question Of party policy and his deli
cate desire not to embarrass the presi-
dent at such a time. Beyond the ques-
tion of his conception of party loyalty
in acquiescing in the will of the ma
jority, Mr.. Smith, during his
Campaign for the Gold Standard
in Georgia against ex-Speaker' Crisp,
had given a personal pledge that he
would, if defeated, support the nemi-
:nees of the convention AS an honor
able man his friends say he felt it his
duty to redeem that pledge. He in
formed the president of his position and
intentions and to avoid embarrassments
placed his resignation at his disposal.
There has been good deal of gossip
about Mr.. Smiths successor during the
day. It seems altogether unlikely that
John M. Reynolds, the assistant seere-
tary, will be promoted. It is regarded
as much more probable that new man
will he selected, probably from the
Middle West-Indiana, Illinois or Mis-
souri,. The names of Ex-Governor
Francis Of Missouri, ex-Congressman
Bynum Of Indiana and ex-C Congressman
Ben Gable Of Illinois, are those around
which gossip most persistently clings
All are pronounced gold Democrats.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Supreme Council of the knights 81
Pyfhfes in Session at Cleveland.
@ CLEVELAND, Aug. Hundreds OF
Knights Of p tthias have marched into
town to attend the 18th biennial ses-
sion of the supreme lodge and the ma
fional encampment Of the organization,
Reception Of brigades, regiments and
visitors occupied the forenoon. In the
afternoon, troops assembled in full
dress uniforms in front Of the head
quarters. There the dedicatory exer-
clses took place. The address Of the
centennial committee, by Wilson NJ
Day, director general Of the commis-
/. sion SOL. the presentation of Camp Perry
PAYNE by Mayor McKisson; acceptance
q the camp BY Major General Carna-
han and the raising Of tie camp flag,
occupied the afternoon session
II the evening there was a band con-
eert, and at 8 o'clock the supreme coun-
ell OF the uniform rank met in special
assembly at the headquarters Of the
major general
Inc reports Of the officers Of the grand,
lodge show a remarkable growth and
development Of the order.
In his report Thomas G. Sample, SUI
preme master of the exchequer, con-
graduated the. order upon the healthy
condition Of its finances. The receipts
Tor the biennial term ending March 81,
including a balances of $29, O59, were
Slo3, 900, and the expenditures $147, 7O3,
leaving balance of $35, 1897.
The report of Major General James
+. Carnahan, commanding the Uni
form Rank, showed that the revenues
had been sufficient to meet all the ex.
penses of the management. The in
come for the biennial term was $18, 935,
and the outlay So 1898.
The rank had made a STEADY and
substantial growth. Some of the di-
visions had not been ableto hold to-
gether, on account Of the hard times,
but the new divisions organized during
the financial depression were great
proofs Of the strong hold the rank had
upon the knights of Pythias in general.
Warrants had been granted to 1O4 new
divisions.
The report Of Supreme Chancellor
Ritchie states that although several
causes had hindered the order during
the past two years, yet tht growth had
been steady and healthy.
The expenditures for relief in 1894
were 81 ,243, 678, and in 1895, 81, 25O, 1896;
total, So, 494, 1894, an increase during the
past two years Of $4,000.
The number of subordinate lodges on
Dec. 81, 1888, was 5,9SS, and Dec. 81,
1895, 6,494, an increase in tho two years
If 1885,. !
The number of members Dec.31, 1898, :,
was 443,615; Dec. 81. 1894, 464, 536;
making net gain of 2O,924.
The number of initiates during the
7ears 1894 and 1895 was 1O3, 1872.
During the two years ending Dec. 81,
1896, the suspensions, practically all be-
ng for non-payment Of dues, Amounted
n 80 444 49,.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26
W LII not. Il It
Thomas c. Platt Rel crates He Is
Not a Candidate For
Governor,
Though the Prize Is Easily With
in His Grasp, If He Would
Take 1t.
Too shrewd, However, TO Be De-
ceived by the Profer Of His
Enemies.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 25.-ssI am
Of the same mind as when [ told the
Associated Press that I was not can
didate for governor, and that I would
not accept the Office" said Mr.. Thomas
@. .Platt. The statement in itself is
emphatic enough, but still it did not
succeed in putting an end to the cam
paign of Mr.. Platt's friends, headed by
Edward Lauterback, Cornelius Van
Colt and Congressman Quigg. s.Mr.
f'Platt said that hewill not accept the
nomination. said Candidate Hamilton
Fish, 'and believe he means it. If,
however, his name is mentioned, mine
will be withdrawn
May BE Forced to Take 1t.
The interesting situation is very
much similar to that existing here the
day before the Democratic state conyen-
ton OF 1894 met in the old skating
rink. Mr.. Platt finds himself in the
same relative position as was Senator
Hill at that time, not desiring the nom
nation, but having it forced upon him.
Mr.. Lauterbach said: Zl
''It certainly would be presenting the
issue squarely to the people to nominate
Mr. Platt and those who are opposed to
him can display their actual strength.
Then, too, there is an element of ma.
tionalism in the proposition to name
Mr.. Platt. It is commended that Mr..
Platt, being on the ticket with Mr.. Nc
Kinley, would compel a thorough sup
port of the national Republican candi-
date by the state organization, and that
the difference in the number of votes
cast for the state and national candi-
dates would display each mans rela-
tive strength or weakness -
One Of Mr.. Platt's very closest friends
said:
MIR. Platt will not accept the nomin-
alton. He is too shrewd man to be
deceived by hand strokes and proffers
of assistance from temporarily cordial
enemies. He has not forgotten that the
same tender Of assistance was made to
Mr.. J. Sloat Fassett in 1891, and he has
also not forgotten the kind of support
Mr.. Fassett got.'
Ex-senator Fassett himself is here,
and he said:
,"Mr. Platt would probably receive
equally as warm reception from the
enemies of the state organization as got.
In any event it is not a time for Mr..
Platt's name to be presented, as the
national campaign managers would
throw the entire weight of the state
campaign on his shoulders. -
Of the announced candidates, none is
willing to stand for the nomination if
Mr.. Platt can be induced to accept it.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26
A LUNCH WITH HILL.

The Senator's Invitation to Bryan Pro-
vol<es Discussion.
UPPER RED Hook, N. Y, Aug. a.
nominee for the presidency, will lunch
with Senator Hill, the leader Of the
party organization in this state, became
known during the day to the little
party of politicians inhabiting the Red
Hook hotel and inspired more antici-
patory discussion among them than any
other incident of the candidates East
ern trip.
Every one assumes that Senator Hill
has resolved to support the nominee of
the party else, they argue, he would
hardly invite him to sit at his table,
And the lunch is taken as "a practical
announcement of Hills determination,
which is expected to be followed by
more formal declaration of the senator's
attitude. When Mr.. Bryan arrives in
Albany he will have s...e. j..
Two Houfs for Refreshment
before the speech which he is billed to
make. He will spend these two hours,
dCcoiu1nS W tue pioSidume winch mas
been arranged for him, at Wolferts
Roost, the handsome residence of Sen
ator Hill. s.:. !.
This visit, having been arranged that
the Democratic candidate and the sena-
tor may come to an understanding If
they have not already done so, will
mark distinct epoch in the campaign
The fact of the invitation from Sena-
tor Hill, which message comes, it is un-
derstood, through Chairman Hinkley of
the state committee, is taken by the
politicians here as an answer to the
question which has stirred the state
since the day of the Chicago conven-
ton whether Senator Hill will support
! the ticket.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26
WANTED TO RIDE A WHEEL
Excuse of AN Ex-Alderman for Ironing
His Daughter.

Excuse of AN Ex-Alderman for Ironing
His Daughter.
CEDAR RAPIDS, a., Aug. 25.-The de-
sire. of Lizzie Dietz to ride bicycle was
considered sufficient cause by her
parents to fasten and lock to her feet a
heavy log chain. The father is quite
prominent, being an ex-alderman. The
police were called and the impromptu
letters were removed. ~ 3. .,..s--
The parents say their motive was to
keep the girl from bad company The
daughter, who tells a story Of years of
i'll treatment, thus eliminating, is
given good name generally. An
agreement was made that in future her
conduct shall be referred to the police
matron before punishment is inflicted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26
Iowa Educator Suicides.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Aug. 25.-Pro-
fessor @. p. Rogers, one Of Iowa's lead
ing educators and who had been super
intendent Of the Marshalltown public
schools for % years, has ended his life
by suicide. Mr.. Rogers had been de-
spondent ever since last spring, when a
school board was elected which was OPP
posed to him, and which forced his
resignation.