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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-01-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
Wins Der BnnncsbauDtfabt.

Mafbtnqton, .. g., %. mai.
= Der Sprsher 0e5 0auie5 unO Der
@ics 4rdTioent untcr3ei4naten Geuts
g}a6mjtta8 Die Slug unD 9afenbil,
nprduf biaIel6a nd4 bem yWeiBen
5auIe" geIanDt purbe. 9tan erlpurtet,
0aB Der grGIibent Die 9iQ pegen i6rsr
boben @erpiQigungen patiren niro. Sn
8eanttportung Der am Is. B. 90. pom
Senat paiiirten ReIolution, Die auf Die
8ebanblung amerifaniI9er 8iirger tuf
Gubd be3iigli9s biplomatiI9e GORE
iponoen3 bor3ulegen, but Der PrGIiDent
Dem Senat mitgetbeilt, buB Die Ser
0ffeqtli6ung Der GorreIponoen3 sur
jeBi5en 3eit Dem OTfentli4en Sntereiie
gu pioerldufen tpiirbe.
Der 8sIanbts BtQis in 9onoluIu,
Der bei ieiner 2lntunft in San 5ranz
cisco an Der 2ungenent3iinoung err
frantic, lit bier eingetroffen uno tpirb
ii9, nu9oem er SetretGe Slnep unb ben
prdfioenten geieben, nu9 ieiner 9eiz
matb in GentudD 6egeben.
Die uugemeine 0sfi3it6iG, bic leBte
Der 9ertpiQigungsbias, 1T i'm Senate
einberi9tet tporben.
g9eprdIentant 2op CRep., R.=g) bat
i'm 9aufe eine &eiolution einge6ru4t,
ale GntlaI1ungen uno @rnennungen
bon Q(ngeitenten i'm S6aBumtszSeparz
tement uno i'm 0epartement DEG Snnern
Ieit bem 4. Wldr3 1893 oura Elm Sim
ferz@omite unteriu4en gu lafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
Dir NpaiLlen i'm 0anie.
Sie bcffsben auf eem Nmrnecmcnt ;um Sneias
ncrsGtat bsjiIaIio, Ger NbidjafTunq Ger GET
trnicbulcu. Sine pppuIiiticbe SmpcGcJ.
,ufuf.RriDJutipu

@a76ington %. W2ai. -
9as !6aus beI6Gfti9te it6 in Ieiner
6euti9eH SiBung fat ausi6IieBli4
nit Gonfsren36erihten. Die S6luBz
beri6te ijber Die 5luBz uno 6aFen6iQ
uno iibsr Die 8elpilligungs6iQ fir bic
Ggetutjoe, 2egi5lutipe unO Syufti3
purOen dooDtirt. Die aQgemeine Be
pilligur956iQ fir Den Gioiloienit uno
Der SnoidnerzGtat puroen in Die
Gonfertn3 3uriid seiGidt.
SGarmun (Rep., Nz0D, Der ben
8er,dJt ij6er ben laBtgsnannten Stat
oorIegta, Itelte ben 2(ntr1a Da5 6aus
m0Qe oem Sendts Enhancement 6ez
treFf8 Der Settsni2ulen 5uTtimmen,
nobel er ou5fijbrte, 0Qb iotDDbl Da5
6ausz, pje Oas Senats= =2(manoement
Die Setten7fuIen abI&dfFs, oe- I'm
terIfieo beIte6e nur carin, DcB Dur9
Dus 6ausz 2tmenDement oia5 iofort qez
I9Sha, pGfrano oos SanutszImenDaz
mants Elm 3peijG4ri9e5 llebargunQsz
stadium i6affe. Dot puro3 Der
2(ntrag nit 50 ges2n "a Gtimmsn a6z
qelebnt. Gase8en purOe ein bon
6uiner (Rep,, y}e6r.) geitaQter 2(nirag,
DaB bic 6uuszGonferenten auF oem
0aus=}(msr0smant befte6an IplIten,
nit 154 Qagen % Stimmen unqenomz
men. 9uqegen itimmten bic 3e6n 91s=
Diblifaner QQOriA (SQ), GODD
(Ntirn), 2oub (GuO, S6erman o.
o., Yoole (R.zOD, Parfsr (N.zS).
SoeQ (R.z9D, g2oonun (5erD un6
@tepart (g}.zS), Die elf 9emotraten
2men (Wliii.), Bartlett (R.zg), Glarz
te (Ila), Cooper (5lu), 9drriion
(2Ila), 6iBgerulo (MuiI), 0ennp
(W}iT), &lsberg (Ser), Setter (8a.),
MlcGlelan (N.zg) unb Sul3er o.
81 uno Der 9opuliit 8afer BON Sam
lus.
gu 2(nfung Der @iBung 6ra6te Der
9opuliit 6oparb BON Nldbamu cine
Refolution Elm, eegen ben 9rdiioenter
uus Iieben perI6ieoenen 9rinben, 10
pegen Der 8onbsausga6e, Gprrupz
tion in Der 8oIitif unb Rt9tbur6fii6z
rung bes 9(ntizSruItgeIsBes, Elm SIM
pea6mentz9erfabren ein3uIeiten. Gum
gr0Bten 2eiotpeIen 5rn. 6oparo's
purbe bic RsIplution nit ii6erpGltiz
gerber WuiOritGt fOfort abgeidlo4=
tp1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
Qu5 (Tiirrjuf1t.

WiIfe8burre, pa, "a. N}at.
- SoIep6 8o6ufe, Elm no6l6a6enOer
OsutIc6er, 1peIber nu6t triangular
2ufe i'm SorrancezOtftritt nc6nt,
Ioute perbaFtst perOen, neil er ieine
6rau, bic i'm geItern 2(6eno 0erli:B,
nit Dem 3ooe 6a0ro6t bate. 6euts
Morgsn 6rannte Der Mann iein i60z
nes Wo6n6au5 uno 3nei groBe 5taQz
gebduoe nieoer. @r lief bann nit Ell
ner 6linte '6epaffnet na9 Den 6rennenz
Den 8uinen unO erI4oB ii6. Seine
Qei6e purDe ipdter in gang perfo6ltem
3uitanbe auFgefunben. Die 9ebduoe
trugen feline 8erii4erung. 8obufe mar
54 Sabre aft unb pa6niinnis auf Isine
9Erdu etferiu6tiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25

Die Rrprruens 6rase tauobt in germ nerid'ie>
reuer Ameneemrnts sur flied checse'SiH'
bic abcr fdmmtIidD a59clcbut iprrSeu. fpte'
Ger I'm Ssuat amf.
% 6irgtor, %. Mai. - Sm
Serat iudte beute in Der N}orgenz
itunOe Gberman (Rsp., D. bic 8ia,
betreffeno be Ja6ritation uno Den
8ertauf pon gefiiltsm Sdie, uno
W}it6su (Rep., SreD bic RtIoiutIon,
betreffenO Die 0abl Der Sendtoren
bur4 pas @olt, 5ur 9sbatte gu brln>
gen. Shsrmar iiegte, inOsni iein Vim
trag nit 80 ge8en Is Stimmen an9e@
nommeu puroe. 0agsgen itimmtsn
Die 0emotraten @ate, 9errp, Gufferp,
G6ilton, @eor8e, 8rap, 9urri5, So
nes (2trt), Qinoiap, Mius, YaSco,
8eit, NaIt6au, 86ite unD Der Espubz
litansr 8ater.
Die 0e6atte I6peiFte als6aIo ouf
ba5 Sarifgsbiet db, inoem Senator
0iL b,.4duf b,n.v,e9, 0aB uts Biz t.l.;
.Rspenugz0 z0taBra9el lei, uno Senator
Seller in fartaItii6em Some meinte,
bier bete ii4 fir ben Senator BON
S6ip, Der crit tiir5li6 10 parm fir Die
9ufiirung Der 9ingleDz8iQ eingstrez
ten, cine giinItige 8elegenbeit, Our4
2lmenoements Der Regierung mebr
3eoenuer 5u3ufiibren. Wtias (0emp
3er.) mar gIei6 nit einem Iolhen
Q(menosment Bel Der 9ano. 0d6elbe
beItimmte, oaB uuf ale 8sgenitGnoe,
Die in 6D6e Don iiber $4,000 pro
SSa6r aus Gifen, StdbI, &upfer, Niz
del, 8int, 8lei, 8aumpoIIe, Wolle,
Sanf, Seibe Dber 5loh5 bergeItellt
puroen, cine Steuer BON flint Bro5ent
QeleQt tperoe. SHERMAN iteqts ben
Q(ntraq, pas 2tmenDemsnt auf ben
Slid gu legen, mas nit AZ 9egen 10
Stimnen audi erfo(gte.
Sin 9(menoement oes 8ppuliItenz
Senators 9lqen Don g}ebru5ta, cine
3uiaBiteuer pOn 81 auf ieoes in ben
Ser. Staaten bergeItellte SAB Bier
Ole uro Yorter gu legen, puroe nit
35 gegen % Stimmen ebenfulIs uuf
ben Slid gelegt W}it Su itimmten
bic 8epubIitaner 2luiion, 9ropn,
8urrptps, G6anbler, Glurt, GulIom,
9apis, @ltins, 5rDe, 9aujnger, Sob
qe, Saplep, W}c9rioe, WcMiqdn,
Morriu, NelIon, Yerttns, 9ettigrep,
BIatt, Yrit6aro, Sherman, Sboup,
Wetmore uno @ilIon - "a, unO bic
9emotraten Gafferp, GotrsQ, 9orz
man, 9iu, 'W}it6eH (8isc.), 9ulmer,
Yasco, Simit6, Surpie, 8ilas uno
06ite - II, SotaI 35.
W}it Rein ftimmtsn Die Republttdz
ner Garter, Dubois, SansbrougA,
Squire uno Seller - 5, bic 9emoz
fraten Bacon, Bate, 8errp, 8tafburn,
G6ilton, @eorge, 8rap, Surri5, So
neg (Qrt), 2inoIap, 0}ias, Roa4,
8eit - 13, uno bic Pppuliiten Quen,
Butter, &ple, 9feffer = 4, SetaI %.
9a1elbe S6idial bate - nit 81
gegen 10 Stimmen - Elm 2tmenoez
ment 8rap's, auf 5bee eincn Support
8ou BON 10 @ents pro PfunO gu leqen.
Wtit 2(blauf Der MorgenItunbe 1puroe
Die Bin BEL Seite qelegt, unO Senator
NGsn (9op., HebrD IeBte feline geitern
begonnene Heoe gu @uniten Der But
Ier'I6en 8onosperbptbiu fort, nobel
er por 8ran (0em., DELI, 6iQ (0em.,
N.zYD, G6unoIer (Rep, 0.=9D uno
8ater (8ep., 8ani) pisoerboIt bur6
3piIdenfragen unter6ro6en unO in
bic gnge getrieben purDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
gaderz Strife in NrnzNnrf

q pzYort, "a. W}ai. - ue6er
900 Bidder, Die bon 400 8G6ereiz 8es
iiBern beI6Gftigt paren, BADEN biz
2lrbeit nieOergelsgt, uno Die 8epo6z
ner Der unteren OItieite Iino ppngrpoz
mungel beoro6t. Die Strifer fino
U}itglieoer Der Qotal=llnion gr. 165
Don Der y9aters' Snternutional
Union" Sic perlangsn einen 5e6nz
itiinoigen 2trbeitstag, bic au5i6lieBz
li6e 8nitequng BON ltnionz2euten,
ben 8e6rau6 be5 llnionzQa6elS ouf
jfOem 2aib 8roo; ferner, baB Mrgez
IteQte nibt Bel ben Nrbeitge6ern poGz
nsn 7oQsn ur6 baB Die bon Dem 8G6ez
reigeIebe DorgeI6rie6enen 8efunoz
6eit5rsgeln bsobu1tet peroen Ip[len.
IS iino ettpa 400 tleine 8Gderaien auF
Der SftIeite pon bsm Strife bstroffen
iporoen. SSn alien OieIen puroen bic
ppn bem 8Gfereiz8eieBe DorgeT1riez
nen GeIun06eit5regeIn unb Dos G3ehnz
5tunbenz8eisB be3 Stautes peni1 BE-
oba6tet, un0 Die 2(nQeItellten n1uBten
oft IS 6is 18 StunOen tGgIi3 in Dsn
ounitigen, ungeiun0en 8uf5mtri3
uu5baIten. 8i8 jebt Ga6en itd] Die
Striter nod ni4t nit Den 9dterc;z
@sfiBern sinigen t0nnen. Q(Gs3 in DEN
9Guareien in unoeran StaDtt6eiIen ii6z
riqe @rpD puroe auFgetauTt, I'm bsn
8eOarf ouf Der Oitieite 5u baden, uno
me6rere groBe 8ddereien 6aben 9(uFz
trGge fir beute er6aIten. Die Unions
8ddar moQsn in Der 3ufunft ale lte=
bertretllnQen oe5 8Gdereiz@eIeBas Den
86tarei=SnIpettoren barihten IND
bofian oaourh beTere 3uftGn0e uno
tiir3ere 2lr6ait85cit errei6en 5u tDnz
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
Game Ssamilic crmnr0et.

2tDa W1o., "a. W}ai. - Die gan3e
Sanperz6umilie, bsitcben0 aus 8az
ter, Wlutter uno einem erna6ienen
SO6ne, lit ermoroet porOen. 9eute
Wtorgen fano man Die brei Qei6en un=
ter Dem 8ett bes S6laf5immer5 nit
elmer 9ade bepedt. Die S9doel Der
@rmproeten tparen nit einem itumpfen
SnItrument eingei4lugen poroen.
2lls Sbdter tpiro elm iunger Wunn,
pel9er nit ben Campers betdnnt mar,
Dermuthet. 0erIelbe bat Die 9egenb
pl0bli9 oerlaFer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
GtIenbaIlu ta d. Stfa.,anilfat,.

2pnb n, "a. Nai.-9er nSime8"
niro aus Simla in Snbien gemeloet,
man babe bort aus glaubpiiroiger
QuelIe in @rfabrung gebradt, RuBlano
bea6f6tige ben 8au elmer giIenba9n
BON Si4urbT9ui (G6artuD in 8uAaz
ra, oem QauIe bes Srus (2lmuz0aria)
entlang nu1 9erti an Der nOrbli4en
8ren8e BON 4fg9aniItan. W}it 9iilfe
elmer oerartigen itrategiiheu 9abn
tpuroe es fir RuBluno Elm 2ei4tes iein,
in tiir3eiter 6riit grpBe SruuppenmuIz
len na4 Nfg6uniitdn gu tperfen, benn
Sf4arbi6ui 1T cine 9auptitation Der
groBen centrulzaIiatiThen giien6abn
pom Sitrunb bs5 &aipii6en MteereS
na6 SdmartQno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
@ine Iran iuQ binaerifltet merben.

3 IN + I'm t on, gR.zg, "a.
gfoi. - gau6 20zltiinbiger 8eratbung
fanb geItern bic Surp Die 5rau Gli5a
SRuriton Der 8ergiftung ibres 9atten
unb oes MOrbes i'm sr ritsn 9rabe i6ul>
big. Sic nabm bas 8erbitt gang
geIafen entgegen. 9as urtbeil muB
auf Sobesitrafe lduten. Wirb es
boaitredt, bann itir6t Die erIte 5rau i'm
elettriihen Stuhl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
,Nnrhoruti6er 2lugb" uuo Ebila>
beIpbia.

pbi1ube1pbia, "a. g1ai. -
4us Bremen iit Die Ru9ri4t eingelauz
fen, bdB Der 9ampfer yWiqsbab" bes
yNorboeutiaen Qlopb" bon bort nit
$50 Pufugieren, meiitsns 3pii6en=
oetlern, unb elmer groBen Qabung gu
der nad bier u69efa6ren iit. 8etanntz
li4 CAB e5 5piicben Y6ilubelp6ia unb
beuti4en 9dfen ieit pielen Sa6ren feiz
ne oirette PuRagierberbinOung. @5
erregte baber 9luFIe6sn, als Dor einigen
8o6en Der Dampfer o8oIanb" Don
bort nit pieIen Pafagieren bier ein=
trdf uno nod me6r, ouB I6on pieber
Elm Pafugierbampfer untertpegs lit.
Die Sa4e biirfte nit Der 8ebslion auf
Guba 5u'ammenbdngen. 8pn bort
puroe ndmli4 friiber faTt aqer 3uz
der be5ogen, Der in ben Y6iIabelpbier
Raffinerien perar6eitet ptrb. Der
Rebellion balber a6er liegt bort Der
3uder6du barnieoer. Der cubanii9e
3uder pirb ba6er bier bur9 beutI6en
3iiben3uder erieBt. Die 3pii9enbsdsz
0dIfddiere deheu 10 orein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
3u hiel 0iRr

99iIabefp 6ia, pu., "a. W}ai.
- Sin 8uoer6pot nit feds PeriOnen
I6lug beute gbenp i'm 0elupurezRiper
um. 9rei Der Qlrbeiter ertranten.
S6re 93amen iinD SSo6n 5Or, So6n
8oloman uno S6epbpr Glintett. Die
@eieGidaft battle 3pei SAP 8isr i'm
Boot. Sie ioQen gu Diel getrunten
uno bonn 6unb6d6en Der Ruoer penig
Ql6nunq qe6abt 6aben..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
Gutt6uifltc 0ulOaraber.

8ictorid, g. g., "a. Wtai. -
Der 9umpfer r8ert6a," Der in Sttta
anfam, 6ra9te Oisle 8olDgrd6er 3us
rid, bic ii9 bort ein 8erm0gen gu err
lperbsn gsbadten. 9us 2e6en ion
I9redli8 bort geIpeien iein, aQein
troBbem 6ulten W1un4e es aus. unb
@inige lafen ii4 uu4 ieBt nod ni4t
ubbalten, i6r Slid gu DerIu4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
ytr. 125.
SCgrnbcn.
JIf bic ScIb fm6rreriu.-6 6amIie slaubt an eiS
mem 3nubmure.

Columbus, SSro., "a. Nlai. -
Tufoem Die 2eife Der 6rau Map ..
6iQ, Der Selbitm0roerin pom Solo
nuoe=9otel" in Rep=Yort, Don ibren
@ernanoten ioentifi5irt porOen mar,
fano Die 8eItuttung uuf Dem 6dmiz
lien49egrGbniBpIuBe itutt. Die 6a=
mile bebauptst, OoB 6ruu 9tu er=
moroet lei. Sbre 9tumunten uno ionz
ftioen Supelen befunoen ii6 ni6t in
i6rem Softer. SIR Wunid) cremirt
gu peroen, lpuroe niht befolgt SD
iperbs SSeoermann t0oten, Der meine
9p6ter perbrennen nil,~ iagte S6erit
oyo6n 8. 8eit6, Der 9oter Der ungIiid.
li6en Srau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
0cttc Wirthidlait.

Grip pI Greet, SOL, "a. Wai.
- 9dn3e Wagenla0ungen bon ni8t
6eIteIten 9oitiaden purben geitern
Ra9mittaJ auf Qnoronung bes Yoitz
msifers perbrannt. 8iele 8iirger BE-
6aupten, oaB Die Qorefen auf pielen
9adeten gang oeutli9 geneien pdren.
Cine untsriu4ung ioa einseIeitet pers
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
SFatale 3uqsGuQiIinn.

Spo9urbors, Minn.. "a. Mai.
= 2eBte Ru4t fanO cine 3u9zGoQiIion
auf Der n9ulut6 uno Sron 8angezGis
ienbabn" itutt. 9eorge @eaOer, Qotoz
motipfii6rer, unb Der 9si3er Daqace
Moulton fumen bsi bem 3uIammenz
itpbe um's 2e6sn. Die beioen 2ofpmoz
tipen unb finf3ebn @aggons ipurbsn
Denplirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25

buB Gngrano ii6 ii6er bic @ntfultung
Der 8eipultiger MaAt RuBIanb's be-
unru6igsn miiBte. nNu4 Der 8rDz
nung," fd6rt Die 3eitung fort, ntpiro
bae egDptii6e 6rage pieoerum in ben
8orOergruno treten. 9Rubluno uno
5rantrei4 iperben bic 20iung Der NnA
gelegen6eit in Die 6anb ne6men unO
GnglanO piro idle9t babel tpe9tomz
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
9intcrIifigc Chat.

4btlla, Sno., "a. U&ai. = 3pei
prominente iunge Sdrmer, Ramens
lll9TeB unb 6ranf Badgers, tpeI9e Ell
nige Neilen peItli9 BON bier po6nen,
purben neItern Nuamittag aus bem
6inter6alte BON einem getpiiIen Gbtparb
Warner geI9oFen. 8eibe erlitten
Tfpere 9erpunbungen. Der S6teBz
bolo 1T oerbaftet Unb bic auTgeregte
sRenne fnricht bpn einem Qhnhnarfcht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
9lTeu.
Die dine

8efing "a. Mai. - Die dine
iiIhe 4egierung beubii4tigt Die @rrihz
tung elmer BON Der oberIten 6inan3bez
bOroe oe5 &ei9es gu controlirenOen
Rei4s6ant, bic nit einem &dpital BON
100 nfiaionen Saels funbirt iper0sn
EoM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
4m Nltrr MN 107 Gnhrrn.

9incennes, Snb., "a. Mai. -
rSntel" Daniel Sreosrid itdr6 6eute
i'm 4lter bon 1O7 Sd6ren. gr purbe
in bieIem Gountp ge6oren unb ion Der
dIteIte Nann i'm gun3en Stuate gepeIen
Geir1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
llnier &abelbrief.
j o (oniH E. pO(tttG.
SirIe amerifanii6e &auier.
9te Sooesuria de oes Graberso8s

(Sp0iaI GabeIbricf, beridtct fir BEN r0tUtibcu
Gorrsip0notntcna purb Die vunit,O Qrcb4 unO pie
Wtp:Q0rier rgiioe. 4rsiis.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
81. GurgrcR.

Die Rrprrueus T5rasc taIdbt in 6rrl nerid'iez
feusr Nrenecmcnts ;ur flied checse'Si!'
bic aber fdmmtIicD a59clcbnt rprrseu. 'pte'
Ger I'm Seuat auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-25
gluS Guba.
% eD(er tn(6inirt. t.
3aupti@!ag bcburfieBcnS.
Gpanicr ItuO Sarbaren.

6apanu, "a. W1ai. - General
@epler but 9apana oerlufen uno iiA
na9 8ahtaz9onoa in Der Brp0in5
Pinar bel Rto begs6en.
3peifeQos pirD inner6al6 peniger
Sage oas grDBte 0sfeCht ieit 8eginn
bes 2tufitunbss itattfinoen. Wtaceo
beOro6t nit $4,000 damn bic Srpda.
5uls e5 @epler gelingt, i'm 3uriid5uz
brGngen, muB er 8ome3, ipel6er 40,>
coo 0tann tart lit, bsgegnan.
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MH. MleS. @Tie,are,
(GctrS,l3 GintIaIs 1iaHastr.
The record-union., 1896-02-22

The Grand Jury of this county has
presented indictments upon which ar
rests have been made, against men
charged with corrupting the ballot box
in the late elections in Sacramento. That
is all right and proper The worst thief
in the world is the fellow who steals an
others VOTE and every dishonest ballot
cast is theft of an honest vote. Every
man prevented from voting by illegal
methods is robbed, and the robbery is
worse than that of the foot-pad who
bids one to stand and deliver. The dear
est and most sacred possession of a
citizen in a republic is his vote; it is the
jewel, the regalia, the weaponry of his
sovereignty. Whoever takes it from him
strips him Of liberty and robs him of
freedom. Let the guilty, if any there be,
be prosecuted TO the full extent of the
law and punished to the last extremity
for. these charged crimes. Until the
proof of guilt is adduced in court, and
stands undefeated, let public judgment
be suspended, and no popular or other
verdict be entered against them. Those
who demand that the ballot-box shall
be protected and kept clean and free
from the touch of corruptionists, must
also do justice, and stand by the pre-
sumption of innocence until guilt is
fully established.
The record-union., 1896-02-22
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
1t VIII Most Likely be Held in Sacra-

mento.
The San Francisco Chronicle" yes
terday says: Sacramento will in all
probability be the city in which the
next Republican State Convention will
be held. That city has been making a
hard fight for the convention. The only
other place that has made any effort to
secure it is San Jose.
"A Sacramento committee, consisting
cf David Lubin, j. O. Coleman, C. T.
Jones, c. W. Baker and James I. Felter,
has sent a letter to each member of the
State Committee, showing the advan-
tages possessed by their city as place
for holding the convention.
The gentlemen call attention to the
superior accommodations offered by the
Assembly Chamber and the Agricult-
ual Pavilion in that city and to the
splendid management of conventions
that have been held there in the past
The committee thinks the Assembly
Chamber will be large enough for the
coming convention. Sacramento will
pay all the expenses of the gathering.
The convention will be held late in
April or early in May. The executive
portion of the State Central Com
mittee will meet to-day at headquarters
in the Hayward building, but it will
probably adjourn until next Friday. 1t
is expected that by that time the Su-
preme Court will have rendered a de-
cision relative to the constitutionality
of the new primary law. 1t is the gen
eral opinion of the committeeman that
the decision will be an adverse one.
The record-union., 1896-02-22


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The record-union., 1896-02-22
A Chalmers Anecdote.

DR.. Chalmers the eminent divine, was
fond of telling the following story:
Lady Betty Cunningham, having had
some difference of opinion with the par
ish minister, instead of putting her
usual contribution in the collecting
plate, merely gave a stately bow. This
having occurred several Sundays in
succession, the elder in charge of the
plate at last lost patience and blurted
out: I'VE cud dae wi less o yer man
ners an mair O. yer siller, ma Teddy. ,"
Dining on one occasion at the house of
nobleman, he happened to repeat
the aneedote, whereupon the host in a
not over well pleased tone, said: Are
you aware, Dr. Chalmers, that Lady
Betty is a relative of mine?" II was
not aware, my lord" replied the doc
tor; but with your permission 1 shall
mention the fact the next time 1 tell
the story"