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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06
Weary Maggie. Moves On

Boston has solved the tramp vr,
ton. The fact that there was la. .a''
off Of 5000 applications for accO s...,,
tions the last year at ne "A. a,,,d
Lodge, where the dodgers are eAp' .,,
to work for their board, Is con''N''''
evidence on this point
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06
President of Theosophists.

Ernest Temple Hargroye, president
of the American Theosophical society,
is very young for the position. He is
an Englishman and his father was for
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06

The man who patented the '' ,s
spring fingers one sees on IA n..ss.I,si
holding the chimney IN piass .rtIps y
for many years a royalty am0'A'
$50, 900.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06

oecalmed OF the coast OF Morocco re-
Gently on her way to England after talk
ing part In the Mediterranean regattas,
she was fired upon by the Rifflans and
escaped capture only by the help OF
timely breeze, for her crew were I'M
armed. The Ailsa has gained a world.
VIDE reputation as racing cutter. She
is rival of the Britannia In fleetness.
she won many cups at the Nice regatta
THIS year. With any breeze the Allsa
would have no difficulty in running away
iron the Rifiian pirates. At ono time
me Ailsa was looked upon as probable
competitor for the Americas cup. She
was designed by Fife OF Fairlie. and Is
90-foct cutter.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06
HAS FOUR HUSBANDS.
Connecticut Woman with a Mans.
OIL

for Matrimony.
jeanette Hall, alias Smalley, alias
Tischman, alias Cashin. alias Wilson.
was arrested in Newburg, n. Y, the
other night on a charge OF bigamy pre-
ferred by the Connecticut authorities
She is forty years old, and was arrested
in Newburg last January on the same
charge, but escaped. She admits that
since then she has worked as a servant
in several places, changing her name
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06


executed was the fiend who set the
world horror-stricken with his revel Of
blood in Whitechapel.
This remarkable criminal was cleo
trocuted for killing Mrs. Johanna
Hoffman. He had defied the police OF
all the continents. He murdered when
and where he chose. And no detec-
tive is to reap the glory OF bringing the
worst assassin of the century to his
doom. To lawyer belongs the credit
OF revealing the probable identity OF
the man who was executed Monday.
AS the murderer's body was being
carried from the death chair TO the
autopsy-roomWilliam Sanford Lawton,
his counsel, who fought for more than
year and half to save the life of his
miserable client, made statement, de-
ciaring his full belief that Fiegenbaum
was Jack the Ripper" author OF many
OF the Whitechapel murders.
The lawyer was the only man whom
f1egenbaum trusted. And Mr.. Lawton,
knowing at least some OF the mans
secrets, said after seeing him go calmly
TO his death With a half-spoken prayer
on his lips; Il Will stake my pro-
fessional reputation that II the police
will trace this mans movements care
fully for the last few years their in
vestigations will lead them to London
and TO Whitechapel."
And then he told the facts which led
him TO that conclusion. Fiegenbaum
or Zahm, had been all over Europe and
much of this country. He seemed on
first acquaintance to be supplemented
almost imbecile, yet the man was crafty
beyond measure. He had means OF his
own, as was proved by will he made
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06

! Ian EN- II. u. ttOOSE.
and Slavin the former would be all sorts
OF favorite If he occupied the same
eminence he did after slaughtering
Steve O'Donnell last November; being
| pounded out again by Fitz, however.
may probably put Slavin a slight favor
lite. At least, that is the way some of
the local wise men are figuring it.
Providing Peter wins there is going
to be another join in the chase after
Fitz, for the former appears to be as
confident as ever that he can do the
Kangaroo. He would regard a quick
defeat OF Slavin as furnishing him an
excuse TO go about rounding up Fitz
for the third time. Recently in Pitts
burg, Peter is quoted as saying: For
another try at Fitz would walk on my
knees from here to New York" Peter
and his following are beginning to say
OF late that the Irishman showed I'D in
an even or better class with Fitz in the
benefit go at the Madison Square gar
den, soon after their meeting in Mex
leo, and they figure Maher just about
the same yet, as though he had never
been defeated by the Australian. Here
Is the way the case is presented: In
their hrst meeting at New Orleans.
Peter was green and did not know
enough TO rush into Fitz when he had
the latter wobbly. Fitz would not
Declares that Corbett and Fitz may
hight in New York under new law
give Peter another mix-up, contenting
himself with jabbing him, till the Irish
boy got disheartened. For the second
time Peter was no better than a blind
man. having all he could do TO keen his
eyes open. Under these conditions we
pray Tor still another meeting and will
try to force 1t IL Maher is successful
with Slavin."
some people are inclined 10 believe
that 1t was only lucky fuke which on
aDled Peter to tap Fftz that one time
In New Orleans; the presentation Of
the case. nevertheless, shows how loyal
some friends OF fighters are to their
favorites. and IL has in II a lesson from
whlch Mr.. Fitzsimmons ought 10 profit
lie ought to see that being a fighter ia
not all there is to 1t in scooping ducats
ana sporting-column praise, and being
'he center In vast band of glory
shouters. For instance, had Fitz been
put 10 the floor three times to loll his
tongue In ignominious dust. as Peter
mas done, how many would there be to
piead his case? Not one. Doubtless a
single druobing in this country would
De sufficient to cover the Kangaroo with
such pile OF weight as he would never
get clear from. Maher is a good. OPEN
hearted fellow, who makes friends that
want to see him get up In his profess
sion. But Fitz cannot catch on and he
seems to be getting farther away every
day.
Az to fighting ability alone. in strict
fairness, It Is In my opinion puerile TO
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06
FRANCE'SNEWLEADER
FELIX JULES MELiNE. HEAD OF
THE LATEST CABINET.
Has neen In Public Lire since the Days
OF the Paris Communal Friend Of
This Country In Trade Reiations-short
Sketch of His Public Career.

ELK Jules Meline.
now at the helm OF
the French govern
ment as prime
minister. rs one of
the strong men in
G allie politics.
The uncompromis-
ing war NJ. Meline
has made for high
tariff in his coun-
try and his unal-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06
BoUNTIFUL HARyTs,
uNPREoEoEnrED VIA,
THE CROPS OF SSt ,saI ~

"'p'r'. from An Over tn, w.
tn. the As'''s''a'.' interest. .. W." IS. 81.
tion. Coma.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06

"a Guage and Brown. In the shoot-cff
at five birds Brown. OF Burton, Texas,
and Du Bray killed five more. but on
the next five Brown lost the second
bird and Du Bray killed out, thus WIN
ming the trophy.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06
A JACK THE RIPPER.
CARL FIEGENBAuM WAS GUILTY
OF MANY CRIMES.
Belief that He Was None other Than
the whitechapei Fiend of Bloody
Memory = Caught In the Act of
Butohery.

A c X the Rip
per" II all accounts
are true will
trouble society no
more. Carl Fie-
genbaum who was
killed In the elect
rical chair at Sing
Sing. n. Y, the
ether day. His
lawyer now de-
clares that the man
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-06

Az to lighting ability alone, in strict
FAIRNESS, 1t Is In my opinion puerile TO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
DnIitiChea.

Der grDffnungstug beg repubtitani=
f9en acknowledgements in ct. 2ouis,
0tenitag, Der 16. Stunt, mar bonn berrli6z
item @etter b~egiinittgt. Die @onne f9ien
BON einem ~tpoltenlofen 9immel bernicber.
Gine tibGe 8rtie aus Siiboiten Ipielte nit
ben MiIionen bon Sabnen unb rot6ipsibz
blauen Streifen 3eug, nit benen bic 9du1e
Der Stabt auf's Rei3ite gei9miidt iparen,
@s mar s~tpan8ig Minuten na6 IL ubr,
als Der 8prfiber bes Nationalcomttes, Sbo=
mas 8. Garter, ben @pnbent fir erDffnet
ertldrte. Na9bem Der &abbtner Sole bas
GrDffnungsgebet gefprO@en bate, serlas Yer
Setretdr beg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Solep6
8. Manleb, Die @inberufung Der GonDen=
tipn.
9ieruuf idlug Garter i'm Nuftrage beg
.auai4uiss 9rn. @4as. 90. Sairbants bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Bur DeaOtnn0.

gNtr Ienfen Sie 9Gtfnterfiantfett
attSerer 2eSer eatss befonScrs ataf
Die 4tc1t erS6ienene YrGmienIiifc,
aus apclMer teSer Seier, Der iein
@tbOnmettcttt etm SaDr iM WOra1ts
besabtt, it6 cim Bud OOer Bib
tu6bIett fattt.
8cfomSere 8eadttn9 nerSienett
ferwer ole att amOerer Steae an9e=
9Sei8ten Sr6nien, bel oetem elite
rerbaItnibnaBts 9erittse Snf6Ia8s=
saBIttn8 OerIan8t lutr0. SteieIbet
ftno iebr i~or8fGltt8 9etp6DIt 1ttto
sttr Gtnfanfe tn 8roBent WaBiabe
erHn0sIi6en 10 biItge 8esmeSbes
StnBnn9en+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
@elt 8enb, Sopo'

wor unosfabr spet Sa4ren babe id mir
has ao6bn6 BON Srau gr1e9 angel9aI1'.
CA oGS Snbe 5eitber fleiBigen 9ebrau3 bapGr
IN esgoSt uab fam ni9t umbin, Sbnen NIT
ss1t6eiien, baB es uniibertrsffli6, ia unter
oonsn mir befannten &o9bi9ern, Die i9 nod
a%sariift babe, bus oGIerbeite 1T. pie BARN
nryn,6enen Geaepte iinb ausge5et3net. IND
Sa5s ia es 16on alien meinen Sreunotnner
,allf's ipGrmIte e~mpfoblen. SD peroe ME
tnieber obne .bies ni9t genug gu i@dB'nos
&p9bu9 iein. m.,,5s
Glmhurff. Sl.. 10. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Wtr MAIDEN unfere Ibonnenten borauf
nufmertfam, buB nur fol9e prGmien, pel9e
bon uns ange5eigt perben, unb biefe nur
inter ben babel DerOffentGi9ten 8ebingun<
gen o6gegeben perben. Nnbere grdmien,
dls bic angefi6rten un3ubieten ober anbere
8ebingungen gu teQen, 1T Niemanb ber:G5>
Nigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Was Die Samtlien<@erbdGt
nife 6es repu6Gitanti9en @i5eprGiibent=
Professionalism 9pbart betrifft, 70
bat er cine Satin unb einen iieben Sabre
alien Spbn, @arrett u. 9obart il. Seine
SO9ter itarb i'm p~ergangenaa Sabre pdb=
renb elmer &eiie in Stalien. @r pobnt in
Der Se%ioenfabritita6t paterion in Gep
&eriea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
1895 1880
Gin unfere Seier.
2tnrere 3rdntietr.

Sn SoIgenbem ber6ffentli9en mir bas
Berasi9niB Der Bidder unb 8iIber, mel&e
mir in bteiem Sabre an nordusbesdb
lie nbeMbonnentenn ertbeilen tDerben.
Sir bic Sablreiben neuen 2eier %unieres
Blattes tAeilen mir no9mals Die 8ehingunz
! gen nit:
Sober Mbonnent, tpeI9er auer Der
Mbtragung etDaiger &iditdn :
be ben 8etrag zines Subresabonnements
nit 2 Dollars an uns einf4idt, fam aus
Der nabftebenben 2ifte Elm 8u9 Ooer Bib
tpGAIen, pel9es linn mad @mpfang bss GEL
hes portofrei augeitent perben Diro.
Gin Mbpnnent Des @O9enblattes, pelz
der, onftatt cine grGmie gu bsunfpru9en,
es DOraiebt, einen Sabrgung bes Weiten Qiz
terarif9e @usgabe) gum haGben prefe, b.
+. fir 1 Dollar gu erbuIten, bat 3 Dollars
brett an uns einsufenben. 0ufiir erbdlt CT
bic beiben 8IGtter (@o9enblatt unb Deten)
p0rtOfrei auf elm Subr sugei3idt, alp 1o4
Nummern, ipel9e auf 1880 Spulten fobtel
2efetoff ent6uGten, ipte so ftarte 8Gnbs ges
tpObnIi9en 8u9formuts. 9emna9 toitet
bic Drummer glei9 einem 8u9e BON $50
/. Seiten tpeniger aGs 6 Gents.
Muf cine BrGmie bat 9erienige, ipel9er
3 OoGars fir beibe 8Idtter einfenbet, teinen
MniOru9. Senn bier beiebt bic Prdmie
eben burin, buB er einsn Subrgung bes Wes
item, Der fonff 5tpei Dollars toften niir6e,
fir nun eittett Dollar elbGlt. - Mit am
beren Worten: er erbdlt BON Dem greile Der
betben 8IGtter, ipel9e einseln iebes 2 0olz
lars toTten, etntn 9a9GaB BON % 8rocent.
User nur elm GIat. fir 2 Dollars nimmt,
erbdlt onifatt bieIes Na6Gafes i'm 8reiie
elm Bud ober Elm Bib als Rrdmie. 9ier lit
bic 8iiderIifte:
u ReittbtIber bon 9erunann Raiter. Cine
3ufammenftelung Der geiftDoGenReiies
beri9te bes 0erftorbenen gbefrebafz
tours Der Sn. @taats< 3eituns, nebft
etnem noAlgetrOffenen 8ilO unb einem
fursen 2ebensabriB bes 8erfdifers.
y Die SamiIi: 8u9bola, BON SuEiusStinbs.
NGen 5reunben fritz en9umOrs beitsns
empfOhGen. 8On bieiem Bud iinb brei
Sbetle erf8iensn. Bel 8efteGungta
tpOnen bic 2eier gefG. unseben, Db fe
ben erften. speiten OOer britten Spell
tpiinf9en.
s. 9eine's gRsifebtGber.
g. Seine's Bud Der 2ieber.
q Ibn's bsutf9 : ameritanif9er 9otmets
f9er. Gin prattif9es 9anbbu9 our
GrIernuns Der enslii9en @pru9e Obne
2ebrer.
Der 8iIberOOrratb umfuBt bic foIgenben
Rummern:
III &aifer WiGbelm I. ouf benz Gterbe,
bett. Gin SeIbruGbiGb in Der @r5Be
20X30 3ou. Sir ieben 9eutf9en
lpirb bteies Bib Elm nert1poGes9eben
bIatt on ben OeritOrbenen 9~eIbentoiIer
Fein.
Lk2) Safer WiGheGm II. unb9aiIerin @usus
fta 8iftoria.
13) SHIRT 8ismard.
1N @raf MOGtte.
15) gapft 2eo XIII.
49, 9as Mbenbmab1. Gin Selbrud mad
benz berii6mten @emdIbe 0On 2eonarbo
ba 8inct.
ID G6riftus am &reu5. e
49, Nappleun's &iid5ug bon Mostau. Gin
SeIbrud na9 IteifOnier's Meiftertpert.
Die Suittuns fir eingei4idtes 9eIb err
FoIst auf benz tleinsn geI6en 3etteG bur9
BerdnOerung bes Monats unb Der Sa6res=
sabl.
Dieter 3ettet seist iebem 2efer, Bis gu
srel9em Datum er geaublt bat unb mag
fGumige 3ahIer eIei@seitis an ibre @ers
pflidtuns erinnern.
8riefe uno @elbsr o6relitre man
HLLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

gu@ i5 bin i'm 8efiB S6res tpertben 2ods
bu9es unb freue MID Oefen febr, benin es
bat mir f9on 10 man6e quite 0ien1te getban.
6aber fam i9 es ieber 9ausfrau beifenS
empfe6len. Sd niinf9te, baB ib bas ;&p9s
bu9 einige Sabre friber gebabt bdtte, benn
i9 lam als cine NGberin in ben 6ausftanb,
alfo iebr unerfabren; aber Die quite 5reunbin
fe6lte bier, UNI mid Sure9t gu tpeiIen.
5tubt ut1b 2eute puren mir fremb. 9dtte
t6 bamals Srau @rica's BUD our Stibe
gebabt, 10 bate i4 man8en Seuf5er, man@e
5orqe abpenben f0nnen. Oenn ba 1T ia
ulIes 10 6eutli9 BON 4nfang Bis gum Gn6e
bef6rieben, baB audi Die unerfabrenfte iunge
Sruu nit Silfe bieies 8u6es i'm @tan6e
lit, einen 1pariamen oroentli9en 9ausitano
au fi6ren. Man tann ben einfa9ften Sid
pie aud bus feinite 9O43eitsmabl barna9
subereiten, unb aud beim @inma9en 1T bas
Iiebe 8u9 mir cine grobe Silfe. Cine ieoe
beutI9e 9ausfrau foute barnd9 itreben, in
ben 8eiib zines fol9en pertbDOlen 8u9es
gu ueIangen. i
Srau M%orgentbaler.
SppIin. IsOu %. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Examination. Nebr.

0as ao6bu9 BON 5rou @rica babe i'd nul
liner 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir pd9reno Oleler
9sit man6en treuen 0ienit g%eleiitet. 90:
nett id es erprobt babe, muB id ia9sa, Dag
ss alien binigen @nforoerungen, ote nosI
an Elm Iol@es BUD iteaen tann, ooaton'alsh
sntIpri6t. Sd mD4te OuilslSs nl9f e"lz
O'4''" J., G6ritins MerteI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
pofaIif6es.

SsSn ben @roBitdbten min bic Sberpoitbe>
bDrbe berfu9speife fortpdbrenbe giniammz
lung BON Poit1a9en Bel Sage unb bas Sorz
tiren ber1elben in ben Sammeltpdgen bebufs
fofortigen @infammelOerfanbts (alio obne
9ur9gang bur9's poitamt) einfubren; unD
5par 5und9ft in Seem Yort unb 8aibington.
Die Sbee gebt bonn 2. Iiiiitenten bss Sc
neralpoitmeiiters, Neilion, aus.
3pei groBe Sammelpagen nit poilecrez
tar unb &utf9er, fopie ben iibli9en Sortt=
rungstditen unb B%oftidden, folen ben gan>
gen Sag cine unuufbOrli9e Runbe MAIDEN.
Die fir ouspGrts beftimmten poiia9sn
folen Direct an Die StraBenbabntpdgen ober
anbere 8ebiteG abgeliefert unb- na9 Dem
8abnbofe ge13afft tperben, tudbrenb bic 2o=
calpof nd3 benz itdbtif9en 4bIieferungsz
Separtement Der poit fommt. 9ur9 bas
neue @pitem tpirb bieG 3eit seipart tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Jruu Grica's &o6bu9 sefdGt mir 10 iebr,
baB t9 Iieber in geflidten S9uben gep,n
mO9te, als odfiel6e ent6ebren. 4uen lie5sn
Nausfrduen tann i9 es empfeblen; benin es
paBt fir iebe, ie mag OieIe ober tpenige @ns
iprii9e MAIDEN.
Srau @b. 8. 8raie.
Crete, SG., Is. SftOber 1894. I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

san Greet, @is., %. Oft. 1894.
9as &o4bu3 bon Srau erica babe If
jeBt etpas iiber 5tpei Sabre i'm 9ebrau9. Sc
tit bus bette Ro9bu3 fir 9eutf9ameritaner,
bas i9 bis6er tennen lernte. .Oo6er taRn
.i9 es nit gutem @enifen empfe6len.
Srau .. 80. 8om6of.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

90, 6obs bus beut1@>umeritaniI6s aO@@
o omq 6emGbrt. g5ad mei1ler anii5t TT Is PES
s ssH. D IN her Melt, IS 1T Elm gutter 9ous9ultsr.
s Ssr1 co finben sic ben 8etrag tar en-. EN-
gntirsg'Sp Observation-Disclosures aO9buS BON
s @rica, fpel9es sic mir als0alO 5az
lNlueA W sErau Stanqer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
JlGnois Stats Setting Co.,
Chtraeu, gu.

Nadbfebeno oerDfentli9en mir enige bon ben 5abrei6en Gn=
erfeanun9s1dreibeu, in Oenen bent16zanerifanil6e Sausfrauen tbrer
Nuf6t uber ben g8ertb 0des Subes Gus0ruf seben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
unfere poIitif betrefs Guba's.

0us 9tuatsbepart.ment bat feline lebtge
qulitit betreffs bss cubanif9en 4ufftanbss
anqenommen, na6bem es bic betmOgli3en
8epeiIe erlangt bate, unb es liegt TEN
@runo Dor gu Der 8efir@tung, baB ft3 auf
Der sSnfel in lebter 3eit @reigni1e 5ugstra=
gen BADEN, tpel4e Elm anberes gorgebsn be-
treffs gubas re9tfertigten.
General See TT erit 20 Sage in Cuba,
unb felbt Bel feiner tii3tigen militdrii6eu
Musbilbung sluubt man ni9t, bub er it4
iiber ben 9tanb bes Nufrubrs bereits btnz
rei9enb genug fat infOrmiren tOnnen. Wie
Dem aber AUDI fem mag, 70 1T 10 bel ii6er,
baB bas Staatsbepartement Obne reifli4e
l1eberlegung feline @enberung in ieiner pos
litit bornebmen piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

ssrou erica's aO6bu6 tunn ID nur en-.
n5eSIen' finbe bahelbe fir bic omertfant1Q'
@l;;%s .nortreff(i6. @9tp. &atbarIne.
9~ittsburg6, pu,, IA. MOO. 1894
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Das Grobcbert in Japan.

Ser eri tie amtGi@e 8eri6t iiber bas tlra@
1t6e f9refti9e @rbbeben unb bic Spring@
flutb in Sapan tit benz 5taatsnepar>
tsment bonn GefretGr ~unfsrer 9eianbti9dft
in Sofio, 9erob, in na6itebenber fur5er
&abelbepe1@e 3ugefteIt pOrben. No9 btez
Ter 9epeT9e lit iibrigens bas ungliid melt
qrDBer, als es in ben bis6erigen 8eri9ten
qef9ilbert tpurbe. 9te 9epef4e lautet:
Die 53abl Der Sobesfd1e in Solge Der tur5@
Ii6en @pringflutb perben Bis ieBt auf iber
10000 gei9GBt. Mmerifaner iinb ni4t UNI
getommen. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Uationalbanfpn.

Ser Comptroller Of TIE gurrencp" bat
bic grte Nationalbanf BON 9rooe Gttp,
3d., ermd9tigt, @ef9dfte gu beginner.
81 @eIu9s Der 4birOnoad Ndtionalbant
BON Saranac Safe, N. g., uno Der CONNER
ctaG : Hationalbant BON ct. 2ouis, 3d.,
finb eutge6eiBen porben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
3Do6.en(6au.
gbicaso, ben "a. SUM- 1895.
Jnlano.
gus DER 8utneHhunpt1tnnt.
Grnennunaen.

Ser grGfibsnt bat fotgenbe pOit<
meiter %ernannt: S. 81. WultOn, pbilips=
burg, 3d.; Sobn GonneGlp, 8rpn Mopr
ga.; Gbas. S. 9arOman, China. &c.,;
8. Mprtpn, Murrap, Supton, Sla.
mar nidt DER Rt6tiee.
Oas 9taatsbepartement bat ben 8otf9af>
ter 8aDarb in 2onbon per &abel argetpte@
fen, bic Sreila1ung bes am portgen Stensz
tag Bel ieiner 2anbung in 2tberpooI tpeger
angebti6en OiebItabls berbafteten Saul
manns @ropn aus Georgia gu ertptrten'
8ronn mar nGmli9 bon Der britii9en Poliz
5ei nit einem g"etpiifen Damon perpe3felt
iporber, auf ben bon SEEM Yort aus tpegen
anqebli6er @ntpenbung elmer 4n3abl Qfz
item oefubnoet pirb. Die SEEM Oorfer go
Gisei beno6ri9tiste bas Staatsbepartement
bab BEL Der 8ef9reibung bes 5Gii@tlings eiu
SSrrt6um b%orgetommen lei, unb oaB Der in
@nglanb in 9aft senommene 8rOpn Obne
.3peifel bas Spfer elmer 8ertpe9ielung fet
Die iapauif9e 6Iotte.
g. Satatura unb q. Safurai, 3pei Oft
3iere pom gonftrufttonszgorp Der iapani
f9en SGotte, b%efinben it9 in 8uibington. Ste
beiu9en Die omsritantf9en 94iffsbaubOfe
u1b tperben ii9 hemnG9ft na3 Gar 5ran
cisco begeben, UNI bic b~ortigen Union Srpl
@orts~ gu befi9tigen. SIS 1T in Grfabrun!
sebra6t porben, baB Sapan beubfi4tigt
5pet 8reu5er %8tpeiter &lafe in SEN @er
Staaten bauen gu lafen; bic @ontratte fit
ben 8au feiner groBen @3Gu3tidiffe per
ben IN britifbe unb fran5Ofi3s @Atffs
bauer bergeben perben.
Die iapanii9en Sffi3iere itnb in @urop'
er3pgsn unb BADEN Elm itarfes 8orurtbeil 81
@unften Der suropdif@en 8auart bon S9if
fen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
rs Gents

portofrei bon uns be5teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

NuBer NqiIO tpuroen borgei9lagen:
S6pmas 8. &eeb bon Maine bur9
9enrp s. 2obge bon Ma6a9uletts, 8 u
berneur Morton BON SEEM 0prf bur9
GbaunceD M. 9epen; 30 Al Or SO m. S.
30 c&in1ep BON Sbio bur9 Sos. 9. So
r%afer; Sen. Matben g. Quap BON
penniDlpanien bur9 8oup. 6aitings.
9ierauf erfolgte bic Nbftimmung, bic bas
GrgebniB bate, baB Mc&inlep 661A, &eeb
84aa, Morton So, Quab 61a unb Nltfon
353 Stimmen erhalten bdtten.
9atten i9on pdbreno Der Mbfimmuna
mebrere Male Mc&inleDz& unbgebune.n
itqttgefunben, 10 ipottete bod Der eSSubel Bel
8etanntma9ung bes @r9ebniRes auer Be-
f9rei6ung.
@s mar 46 l1br, ols Elm @alut BON BUM
bert &anoneni9ifen, bic bic Subelrufe Der
Weenge ibertOnten, abgefeuert tpuroe unb
8orfiber S6urton bic @timmenaabl Der
ibrigen &anbioaten befannt CAB.
SOlgenoe purben als Ganbioaten fir bas
@ice : prdfioenti@aftsamt DorgeI@laqea:
Wiliam g. 8ultleD bon Connecticut BON
@amuel5efenben, 9arrettM, 9oburt
BON Nem Seriep bon Sranflin Sort,
Gbarles Warren, 2ippett BON Hbobe
Sslqnb bon @aen, $. @laD goaus BON
Senneffee bon RanbOIpb, Sames ". @alfe,
bon 8irginien.
Sas @rgebniB Der Qbitimmung mar fol-
genoes: 9obart $3.50, @pans 28oa, 8ulf=
lep 80, Walfer "a, 2ippet 8, Grant 2, De
pep 3, Morton 1, S6urton 2.
! TOrtissuH0 auf Der 2. e.its.l
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-09-23

terday? It is to be remembered, all
the while, that this was the. regular
Democratic convention, regularly cho-
sen, largely attended and enthusiastic
cally conducted. 1t was no Mckinley
snake show, like that at Indianapolis.
Here is one of its resolutions "The
Democratic party in the state of New
York, in convention assembled, unpre-
servedly indorses the platform adopted
by the Democratic party in the Ma
tional convention held at Chicago on
July Z, 1896. cordially approves the
nominations there made, pledges to
William J. Bryan and Arthur Sewall
it's hearty and active support, and
declares as its deliberate judgment
that never in the history of the Demo-
cratic party has a platform been writ
ten which embodies more completely
the interests of the whole people, as
distinguished from those who seek
legislation for private benefits, than
that given to the country by the
national Democratic convention of
1896" And this in the state of New
York, too. There are some people
who really know there is west. Not
a great many of them in Maine,
though.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-09-23

A syndicate of New York physicians
have hit upon scheme for the curing of
that will give the Keely
cure two in the game and beat it out. The
physicians referred to have deal where
by they have secured the absolute control
of an island in the South sea. Upon
this island it is their intention to erect
a magnificent hotel and provide every
luxury except Intoxicating
liquors. Then they will be ready for
business with the wealthy friends of
wealthy drunkards only. 1t is their pur-
pose to exact a fee of $1,000 for each pa
tient. Upon the payment of the fee, the
patient will be taken to the island and
kept there for one year when he will be
permitted to return, cured of his disease.
All this of course is provided necessity
does not become the mother of invention,
and the patients do not rig up moon
shine still and begin the manufacture of
sufficient spirits to prolong their debauch
indefinitely.