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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-10-09
Clifton Items.

DR.. .. G.. Falls has returned from Il
trip 10 Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis"
and other Western cities.
The Morgan Ri:l,r; passed Il very creG-
itHb,r inspection i;tst Saturday afternoon.
The inspection WAS conducted by l.leu-
tenant stokes, Of ;.ic L. =. Army.
Mr.. viii McFall. Of Eewbcrly. an OK.
prrienc,d cotton man and u very popular
gentleman, will grade cotton here for
The Clifton manufacturing Company.
Oar pu"l!c schools have opened with u
good attendance. Miss Bessie Cvock2r.
an experienced teacher, will have charge
of the No. > school. and Miss Goldsmith
will assist in tine No |. school vice Mrs
Dalton. resigned. Miss Goldsmith is Il
teacher OF ability, and il charming young
lady.
.ludgc !. y. NinSon, WHO lns for sew
crHl Years successfully conducted the
Clifton Hotel, has decided to locate in
Spartanhurg. He is Il thoroughly up-to-
date hotel mar. skilled in the supervision
cf Ill cnicurcan lc!icacics. and warmly
apprcciativc of those popular lines of The
poet. But where is the man who can
1--we without dining :"
OctoD%r3 SEAToN.
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October >.
From Riverside.

No one killed this week on Riverside
Don't arrest amy one for murder any
more.
Rev. G. G. Vaughan has gone to I.oui*-
vile, KY, to complete course i'll the
Theologic;! Seminary ut that place.
Brother Vaughan bids fair to make 4
very useful man in the Masters vineyard.
We bid him God speed and Il long life Of
good, earnest Work in his llOEorcd pur-
suit.
Business is becoming quiet among the
farmers the bulk of the cotton crop has
been picked. The crop is turning out
some better than WIS expected. The
whistle of the stecn gin can he heard in
the land. the ileecy staple is rapidly be-
ing put into bales ready for market. 1t
is indeed very unfortunate for the farm
erS to Ike compelled to put almost the Ell
tire crop of cotton on the market lii the
short space of two or three months. Iic
is the ruling price, when every pound
ought to he sold for rot less than Zoe.
Some of our good hcoplc wish to know
about the new school law in regard TO
laying off school districts and erecting
suitable school houses. Perhaps the
| School Commissioner can give us som"
Sht u eng that line. Good Srhoo $ an;!
| coed roads for the masses are the tive
'hinss !,w uf paramount Importance
,ho ..,,"r The levy or tax for keep
;m~ y uul,!ic l,::"hw;As is not enough t,
,t' ;nrr,r ,rrod ro.,dS. W""'t Sonc orc Sug'
Let a ynpd plan to increase levy? Io"
crrrespandlu, YOU'D suggest 4 tax lev
LJ o,, every Neh:cic, G.y 80 cents tol
brgsicr. aiit onr 'loflar for wagons. Th'
nnii TAX s..ouIi have remained Twp dol
lars. What do You tAink about it"foN:'
Thare are some chl,s AMI fever amGns
,nn -ativ,s. Nothing, however, OF
! INC ,<,tura ,JOE:
very serious "'"'"'
October Jth.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,.

This is subject or question W.
thought VAS settled by the politicians
and people at the last primary cIyc
ton. Mr.. Whitman fought the col.
lcgc and Mr.. Ellcrb" supported i.
We all know the result Of the election.
We are surprised 70 find oppo.ii.1i.
10 tic college coming FroIa ono Dr.
G. G. Brown in u Bap.,s, a,so":4, on
IN Darlington comfy. An &2sp:in
ton shoaId be ruled by liberaNty o.
thou.ght, generosity and charity, j,o;
strange tn say, how often 10 religions
bodies give u.t"rancc 10 tho Hn>; mar.
row aul contracted idea, and r">olr.
tons. This Association wants t,
prccipita.c a fight against the Sontl
Carolina College by combining all
the other denominations, and h94
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earnest. devoted set OF Sunday Sc,looi
workers than met OH that occasion. Sin
teen SC. .ools sent delegates aud nine sent
reports without delegates. The whole
membership represented was ,2lO. Re
port of the proceedings will appear next
week. Notwithstanding that there WAS
Il great deal of sickness i'll that section,
the ladies turned out each dly of the
Convention and did their full duty
(Which they always do for tlat.) i'll fur
nshing dinner for all i'll attendance:
Everything passed off in good style. and
much good we trust, WIS done Tor TIC
cause.
October ). NON.
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PACOLET PARAGRAPHS.
Tho News Terserly Told by Our
Fair Correspondent.

Ernest Iit;h john left Saturday fer
Wofford "ol!'gc.
Mss Lula Davis left few days ago
GCr Wiliam'ton Female College.
C!arencr BRYANT has accepted posi-
ion with j. III. Sloan, of Charlotte.
Mrs. w. l.. Wood has just returned
from an extended visit TO relatives ut
Gaffncy and Shelly. y. G..
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, nee Littlcjnhn) who
has been quite sick for the past month,
IS somewhat improved in health.
The contract for the enlargement of
the Academy rs soon to I've let; another
story and music hall will be added.
The cotton crop is very short. Tie
farmers say that onc-half is 4 fair aver
age Tor this season, and the picking will
soon br over.
Very li,t;c interest is taken by our
people in politics this year. General
Earle election to the Senate il heartily
endorsed by the majority of our citizens.
Rev. Z. J. Brock preached his fare
! well sermon at tie Baptist church yes
Strulay. He enters upon new field of
work near Athens, Ga. His successor
has not yet been decided upon.
McSSrS B. B. James and B. w. Rector
| lave n0vcd into their new and pretty
residences. The latter gave Il 'houec
warming the evening of the End. and
Tc!p>ccl!orc rciGncd surprcmcd until tic
"wce slna' hours"
Mr.. Daniel Smith, superintendent of
', -'",ic Heights quarry, moved his
~. nm nichEnord u few days
,''''''s '''io - MiGNONETTE.
October >, 1896.
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SEATON.
From Eta Jane
October /:


=. I-n;nn l,sr wool; "t'' "''o'''e' 0'"''
MIS-: I. /. lN't:in Is suffering great
y Wii an ;hS'c".' i'll her SIDE.
Ih" rain OF last Tuesday did consider
;'"i" damage To the cotton III The field.
noc oc : VI N:tnbou.s chi,Ir,, !,
,i,nrrrnu.ly III with mn,nbr,pn,s ,.rrr,,
Tho communion ,t S.,,c.n c,,,. off
y,.,,,r.Iy nv !. = n,;,ms ,f,I ;...
.tnJ >''''
gan, -. fi:f Is no" canvE5laC
"'H& .''''i'A III t!in interest ~ the ooutA-
c!H t.rH' lcE:;,n.
IVA ,li+,,.,r, E,;. yr.,; am mad. :,
>'' |' ~ -, ~ .''' - Z" '.'2' III
-, '>'.''' "''' i''''''' "''-
"''''''''".
tn application has been made TO tic
pOat,ni'c Department to reopen the
.i;H.i!'S Fo.d poStuilit tc, ana appoint j.
(. Jrii""i,S postmaster.
y,.. a., ,..,,,.,
'.'',' "l.'
-. :" 49,, '"' ~ ""' ,I'" 'n'.', - "l''',-
..,'; ~. i',.I S'"''''' "'''''
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'''.' N'' ''''t ;, '.I ,"'I' "''' 30
wa va! n ,''U ''',' '' 'i''' ., ~
."'''.'-' ,', "t ~ ~ "'i ''NF
" 81 ''''' '"'' '''' - '-' "'''''
Rph"rt BNT-, 5 wa hrl Of la. w.ah
with Il h.,.uuS attack. In tact, ta"!t. is
more ,;,yNhr:%5 IN this community now
t.tu h,:S been at anv on. TIN. IN v,,.
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claim to have any religion and docs
not belong to any church, but 'e
would advise these people that they
are fcoling witha buzz saw; this 7ta'
a, vet Is not priest ridden, and Geo
forbid that it ever shall be; We want |
no c,ta ,lishpd church or churcl.cs
in South Carolina, and don,t
intend to have any, bo it Baptist
McthoGi,t, Church of England CT
Church of Rome. We have always
thought that this country was settled
by our forcfathcrs as a home ""d
asylum for free and indcp"ndcn,
people whose rights had been trAmpie'
upon by both Church and State "n"
W. regret to say tina: there are mar
row-minded bigots in every church &C.
day who would like to see their church
h ave full sway and power, just Us t"c
Church of Rome had in oldcn days.
We hate to say it, but.it i true that
Tho Protestant denominations, if they
had Tie power, would be rs in'o!"i'
: 1T as .hc Gait lies ever were. We
h,,, -, siecia! objections i" GeHoi"-
in ,.;o,,I collcrc = although We believe
$780,. hu.,j un,,,. lHI religious
biso's, but We do want q college
University at Columbia, that hclrmcs
TO the whole Sta'c, anil one that o,, =
shadows al the dcnouinat.cnal
colleges III every respect. We VII"
like to sec u University established. II
Columbia that would not only hcai r;d,'
to ihc whole State, but pride IL ,u:'
whole country. Have such Il tn.N"r-
sitv that when one of South Garolin'a :;
SONS left her walls bearing Il diploma,
from Lcr faculty, that ii would pas
ASA guarantee, the world over, Gf ripe
scholarship and compcntecy TO fill any
Of the professional spheres OF life
which the bearer might desire. That
,hc diplomas issued by her nigh; be
4 badge of honor. distinction, and
merit. Then will not only South
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NOTICE..

All persons having claims against
,he estate of Col. |. G.. Mcki>Sick,
deceased, are hereby no:iicd to prc-
sent the same TO me prHpcgIy attcStcd,
and all parties owing the estate
must make payment TO me immc-
liat"!y. +. =. McNl:>!cN,
(t0--lm) Administrator.
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Tho Dispensary Law Before I'll.
Highest Tribunal in tho Land.

The time is now rapidly approaching
for the diSpcnSary law of South Carolina
to he put on the judicial Gridiron of the
highest tribunal in the laud-thc United
States Supreme Court in Washington.
On October 10, the several cases which
bring up all the features OF the law will
tee argued in full.
Attor' ey Genera, Barber will appear
representing the State and Mr.. j. i.
kenmgd Bryan, of Charleston, will make
the le;Iapdg argument on the other side
The ca$s-most OF them ut le;lst--.iave
been pelhiing Il long time and all parties
concerned are glad that Il final adjudica-
ton OF all the veNed questions involved is
cloS0 At hand The State.
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The election Of Maine VII arous,
the friends Of M. Dryan 70 hard n
tclligcn: work which may 60 rsr A3-
wards overcoming the difficulties
which appear in the doubtful States
Of the middle West. The result OF:
Maine does not decide the Novcmhrr
contest, remarks the Chicago Record,
and no more does it.
En- TREASURER kEELS. Of Sumter
county, was reported by the grand
jury Of Sumter county several day;
ago, as being over $1,000 Short in
his accounts. The Columbia State
says:
The deficit OF Ne-la, Of s;un.c:, il
G, ,ltf--far too large y sum to la az
counted for on tho theory Of "b,d book
Keeping II is case Of bad niuri,S.
heels il criminal We ask the at'.,n-
tion Of honest "Refolmrrs" 10 the fact
that keels and his son were among the.
Pioneer "RefOrmerS" OF sumter count.
tOily endorsing Tiliman'S charges ni cor
rup.lon III former administrations a,r!
t1"klng office IN order io set Things rixn..
The last We heard OF tn" son h. was III,
Ior forgery. and now the father ha>; ,;n.
lrzzl"d $1,000 OF public money. Moy,l:
Don't trust everybody that hou!s ini
REFORM.
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THERE are quite Il number of can.
di,lates for the position Of Judge OF
the Sth Circuit, made vacant By the
election of Judge Earle to the United
States Senate.
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Thomas 4 RYAN. of New lori,
have bought the s. \. II. Railroad.
They already own several roads in
this State, and this last purchase will
give them quite an extensive system.
go it looks like we will still HAY. =
competitive Sv>tcm VITA IL" Southern.
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GovSRNoR ATKINSON. Of Gcor-
gin. has been reelected by 10000
majority,
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The two executive committees nt'
the two branches Of the Republican
party met in Columbia on Wedncs- =
day but failed to combine. The
sigh. oe c!Ecial pl'-,ns from Washing
ton is too much for them.
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p,s s,uore first insertion Si w w
@ E1ery subsequent insertion :"
Contracts for three months OF io''oe'
ufIl Le made ut reduced rates. -
An communications whicn Sue's' ssu n .s
,r;1ats interests will be charged ior ~
advertisements. ,>oct viii,
Obituaries and tributes OF respect WIZ
De charged for.
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THERE arc several candidates ior
speaker of tho House of Rcprcscn A.
tivcs. Frank Il. Gary, of Abbcvil!e,
was the Speaker of tho last House.
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Friday, Octsbcr0, 1896
NOTICE.

All correspondents of THE TINES
will please send in their commune"
ton. by Monda- Of zach week if it is
possible.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-10-09

FLORIDA goes Democratic by ~erS
much reduced maj orities FROM 1882
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SENATOR MowEr, of Ncwbcrrv,
j. candidate for Judge OF the ,oycnh
Judicial Circuit.
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TERMS:
,nyerrIsEMENTs:

Si.so Per Annnm IN Aava''fc
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VOX.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
25=idbri8er &rtegSfaIenoer+
% hiS Or 9ouuor 1871.

Die 8o6e be3ei9net ben Gnfan9 bpnt
@noe bes &rieges. Qm %. trtfft S1tleS
6aore i'm beutI 9en 9urptqudrtier in Ser
faiQes Elm, Tim fpeeen Der &dpttulation Dort
Qdris 3u unter6anbeln, nrb am 28. ipirb
bieie, fptpie Elm Neutrality-suspicious. 8uTfenz
itiIftonb db9ef4Ipfen, lebterer nm Dem
9olfe Stdnfreibs 8eleeen6eit St geben, cine
Nottpnalz8e r1dmmltng gu tpdblen, 11tto
bieIe iiber SortIeBung pbsr Nt9tzS ortfeburg
beS 8rieqes entI 9eioen 3u 1affen. Ml5gez
nommen bon benz @aFfenItiafturb tper0en
tinTttpeiLen 9eIfprt unb Die buffel6s itn1ges
benben Departments. Ydris ii6ergiebt
fdmmtli9e SORTS an Die 0eutT9en, Die dber
Dor Mbfaltf bes Observation-Disclosures Die Stdbt
fel6t niht betreten biirfen, lrno 5ablt zoo
WiGionen Sruncs 8riegs@@ Contribution
4ae BON ben Sron5oTen aemd4ten beutfhen
&tieg~8eefdngenen itno ipfort u1s5tpehfeln
Mbittleuipeile 6dtten nod in Bdris Die
Nptben ben 8erI u9 gemaAt, fi9 bes Sfaotz
balrIes rnb Der Regierung 5u bsnld4tigen,
mas bds gdpituldtipnsbeoiirfntB Der Ydriz
fer mod erb0bte.
Ntf ben perI9iebenen 8riegst5tatern FAM
ben GpG9renb Der WpGe nod cine Weenge
8efe9te itdtt, bon benen d6er rur bic drrf
benz Iiib0i tlt6en &riegsi9aupGas, mo- e5 tiff
fir Die 9el1tf9en borum 6anbelte, 8pur6ati
ben Hiid5ug dbs1pf 6netben ltb an Bit
@6ipei5er @ren5e gu brdhgen, oon Wi9tigz
felt tparen. 5dib5er6e i'm Nprbsn bate nuG
Der Nieberldge Ron 81. Suentin einen no6z
mnligen 9ur9bru9sbsrfu9 alFgegeben;
BON Seiten g6an3p's Gpurben nur nod ge=
rinoe Ntritrengungen gema4t, itb ben mad
Weffen borbrin9enben 0euti3s1 entgegsnz
5ltitelen, uno du9 fitbli9 bpn Srlsdns gab
es feline grDBeren &dmpfe, freili9 aber 9enug
9erumfdfagen NIT 6reif6aartnzG e Iinoel.
Die Setting 2ongpp fapitnLtr!e na6
teuntdgi9er 8ef9ieBung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
s3Wet 9roBe oentSGe SeIoDerret attto
ScIDen aus Oen Santatta0ett 1871.

ltnmittelbor ppr unb na9 Der Brofldz
miruna bes beutI9en 8uiierrei9s in Ser
1oiues bom1 8. Sanltdr 1871, erfolgten bre;
Der or0Bten friegerifden @reigniie:
GrItens: Die mebrtdgige S9la9t bon
Sc Wtans bonn 10. bis gum IL. Sanuar utb
ihren Bis an ben 8prdbenb oes Saifertoges
fortoauernben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ipoz
bur6 Die sroBe frunS0Tif9e 2oirez ooer Weftz
Mrn,ee unter Gbon3p po1enbs nni6dbtih
tprrbe. Sem 2enfer biefer 8dmpfe, Bring
sSriebrib 8orl, tparb bereits am 81. Sftober
porigen Sdbres, Dem fiinfunb5pan5igiten
sSSu6restoge Der bur9 i'm beipirften lleberz
qabe bon Meb, bic gebibrenoe @bre an por=
lieqenber STEELE erpieIen.
,3peiteus: Die 6elbentdmpfe an Der
2iIaine bonn Is. bis gum II. Sanuar, burd)
tpelde bic getpaltige Ofarmee 5runtrei9s
an ibrem eefdbrli9iten 4nf9lag perbinbert
tpurbe.
9rittens: Die groBe S9lu9t BEL ct.
Quentin, bur9 nel9e Die fran3Oiii9e Rorbz
armee am 10. Sanuar griinbli3 gei9logen
ipurDe.
4u9 bas 4nbenfen an biefe GreigniFe
bat infer 8riessfalenoerneann bereits trenz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
STE s,eme m-onroe=eostrta.
rGs md9it ber Menid nit feinen sr6Bere
Qmefen a. C h{IIpr

rGS tpdd1t ber Weett1b NIT %iet1ett groBere1
3tpeden." S6tfGer.
Nt9t 1rur Der ~ein3eIne MenId .tpd9ft
seiitig, penn er bor bic 26iung srDB.rer
Nufguben eeiteat nttb, fonbern du9 Die
i'm Werben begriffenen 8Dlter. Grant,
Sherman, 2intpln, Sefparb II. +. IN. finb
nit ben 9rfgaben, bic Der 8iir9ertrieg NIT
ii1 brodte, gepu9fen. Obne 8iirsertrieg
tpiirbe Grant pdbrf9einli9 Elm GeI9dftsz
mann geblieben unb als folber pobl rie
ettpds 8efpnberes getporben Ietn.
9abur9 unterT6eiben fih Iebenstrdftige
80Gter, beren Stern i'm NuFeeben besriffen
lit, BON ben unberen, bic ibren 90bepunft
binter fih baben, baB biefe ben mobernen
Nuf9aben ni9t mebr getpd9ien fino, tpdbz
renb iene bic 1dtpieri9Tten probleme iiberz
tpinben. Spanten, bas emit nit Ietnen iiegz
rei9en 6etren bic NieberIanbe be5fpartg, in
9eutf9lanb nnb StaGien tdmpfte lnb bic
Nere Belt eroberte, 1T b~euttgen Sages ni1t
mebr i'm Stanbe, bic Snfel Gubd gegen cine
6anbbou &ebelen gu bebaupten.
Iuftrebenbe NatiDnen BADEN gepObnft9
du9 Slid, b. B, es g~elingen ibnen Strei4e,
bic Der fliigelnbe 8er5tanb als ~tpdgbaliige,
ia gerdbeau unausfiibrbare, berurtbeilt.
Wir baden bas unldngft tpieber geieben.
OILS PrGiibent Glebelanb feline Wonroez
&dfete noh @nglanb biniiberfdnote, oa
lpurbe bur9 ibr Spriiben unb 3if4en Die
gauge alte Belt in Nufregung unb ale 8Or@
len @uropds in conpulftpif9e 3udun9en pers
ieBt. Sn Wien oqein finb an benz Sage
Die Papiere tiefer 9%efalen als CUR .3eit bes
lesten &ra4s unb Miaionen tpurben ber@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
fir BITE SGItnots @tuats3ettnna)
SraMsnaaltiM.
@pn igreS Mabefamen.


(Oteies fernbafte unb ~etgenartige Gteo
lit Elm piir6iser Sribut fir Die Buren, ur1o
ibren 8srIiner Sreunb. = Oie&eo)
S~anteIon rift in 6as Sranspaaf:
r&as fir6t' i'd 8urens unb &affernfraat 2
8uren iinb &affern unb Rafern ftno Buren,,
Stp, bip, burrGb! % ir iinb andre &aturen.
Sob siebt's bic 0eense int ~bcr9i9en rNanS",
&etdtbum fir mid uu6 gGte Gn9elano;
gorpdrts rtetn 0tOb, unb Sbr fiibnet Seieaen,
@aS ans ben @es iperrt, idbrt iabEiIss sur poll
len."
3pet Gage unb Sed9te bauert Der gtttt,
Bis tbrt Dom BauG" bic 2anbitraB' pertrttt:
Us ct lit Der Rafier, Serr Sanction?
Btren itnb 9 nren, and fight is fun!1
Gr9lanbs pertue9ener, rdib'rii9er S9aar
Stafen bic trhstsen 8nren ben Staar,
6unberte fiibten ben betSen Gonb,
&riigerborp, betia, bu 8erle int 2amb!
Sernb an Der 8iidie, 10 Fatternb itrb ruetb,
81, Or. Sameiott, selt, bier tits betB2
Stre6t bas @eipebr! Ser Batter 1T Serr,
Damn you, Britannia, per6antnt bas @epldrr!
Stammes9enoB' auf gerttdntets Gbron,
Old ebrt unb uns ebrt be Graduation,
Gang leb' oOom &rii9er", Serr Satier lebt bod,
Surrab fir Boulrn ltnb @tlbelnt' II = oo9!
ttapa i'm Sanuar 1896.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

9en8perbdltnifie in ibenjenigen Sbeilen Sta
liens, BON tpdden bic meiIte1 Gintpdnberer
1tdh Mmerifa fommer, berporgeboben. 0as
6eibt alIp: piels Staliener fprmtet nltr 6erz
ii6er, Inn mOgli9it biele @rfparnife 5uz
iammen5uf61nben ltnb febren bdnn NIT bic
fem na6 Stdlien auriid.
Die @onuni5 Iipn erfennt an, oaB Die
81 mpfergeIeGfdaften, frentbIdnbii6e Goloz
nifatiOnsz@ eieM 6uften unO ausndrtige Ge=
~gierungen 5uiebeno5 me6r eenei9t it1b, Die
@intpanberungsgelebe ber Ser. Staten 5l
befolgen ODD tlagt ie, bab gepiiie Gin
tpdnoerer bltr9 bic 5peite &aiiite Der Snz
1peftton entgeben.
NIs Elm W1ittel CUR berniinfttgeren Ser
tbeilrng Der @intpanoerung f6lGgt bic
Gpmmi1iip finn SoIgenoes por: @s mDge uif
@ais Sslaro cine g%erdltmige 9alle gebaut
lperbelt, in tpel9er 2attbtarten Deti ben berz
I9iebenen Stuaten uno Serritprien Der
union, photographer, 9ebrudte 8ef4reis
bungen, Broben bon PrDbuften. Na4frdge
na9 Nrbeitern in ben cer1Giebenen @egenz
ben II. + IN. ur5ll6ringen finb. @infpdnoerer
Ionen BON 8eamten bur9 biele 9ale 9efitbrt
u1b fbnen MuBe geeeben iperben, duf @runb
ibrer bortigen 9eDbadtlngen fi9 5u it6erz
leger, nu9 rpeldem Sbeile bes 2anbes fe
ii6 ape1lpetl tpoIlen.
Dies bus 8eIentIi9s Der Gorf9ld9e Der
Stlbmpa Gennerz N1c Stpeereb : COMMITTEE
Sic entbulteit, tpie ber 2e1er fob, matldj
8attes aub BrattiI6es. 0os 8ete an i1ner
tit uber, baB fe elmer ipiinId enstpertben
@tntpartoerun ME 3. 8. bic beuti9e n1to
ifat0inabii4e, ntht ln9iinitig lim0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

pbe%rungstriegen bei 9Geia5eitiger s@riinbung
beutT6er &olpniaGma9t in 5pei @elttbeiz
len, fruftppGe Wabrung Der @iiroe ltnb Der
fe1te pes &ei9s unb ieiner 8iireer ge9en
arbere @ei9e, aud 9egen Die aaermdhtig=
item.
llnb Der beuti9e groBe feitli4e beutf4e
@rinnerungstag pirb ni9t, nie Der BPM
IeBten ~5!peiten September, enttpeibt tperben
bur9 bas @etrd95e elmer ~puterlunosloien
Bartei; benin bic 6iibrer Der lebteren bdben
fir biesmal bic l1nterlafiung jeber rSe9enz
Denomination" beriprp4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Die @ei9erung Der tiirfif9en &egteruns,
bic pom nGotben &reu3" unb ardberen milbz
tb6tigen 2euten fir bic @rn1enier eefummelz
ten 9iiGfsgeaoer pertbeilen gu ldfien, itebt duf
ben eriten Nrtblid re4t rnmeri9li9 aus.
@ber es lit bod IN Setro9t gu 5ieben, baB
Die Mrmenier 1i1 i'm 3uftaudbe Der &e6elIipn
oegen bic tiirtifbe StdatsautpritGt befinben,
ltnb bdB %einerGei, ipie berfefbe gu @ege gez
6rudt unb perunlaBt pprben, bic bo6e gforte
bie @ert6eilung BON Mlmo1en an Die Mrrnez
nier als eilte ltnterifiibung BON 8ebe1en am
fehen muB. Oos uber miibte iid iebe 3e=
9ierut9 perbitten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

lteber ben braoen, por f~penigen Subren
9eftorbenen @isconfiner vunc1e
Serrp", .. +. Seremiu6 30, Rust, 1T
itbt eine itattliGs 8iOgpapbie erI9ienen, aus
Der Sober bes @iSconIiner Staotsfefretdrs
@aKon. sic ent6dlt cine 8tomrtng an
Marb @bit6 8usf, Die lie6enbe So9ter,
Gertruute llltb Gat6geberin, Deren. 9an3er
@6rgeis uuf ibres ol1sgeSei9ueten @aters
@rfolg gericbtet tpar, gu Dem ibre uusbalz
errroe Singebung in 10 bpbem MaBe beiz
g~etrdgen bat. 9as 9ud, oefen 8erfofer
genau nit ltncle Serrp. betannt mar, 1filz
bert treu nnb onidouliA beIfen e6ertio be-
lpegte apte ebrenDOue 2uufbdbn als goItfutz
i9sr, 6uraner, l1nionsfDlbot, GjeIeboeber.
@ouperreur unb dl3 4~derbnuminiiter bes
Brdiibenten 0arriipn.