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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

dibly short time, it one time
appeared to be a serious men
ace to the production OF cotton
in this section, and so alarmed
were the farmers in the coun-
ties east Of here they actually
petioned the legislature to pass
a law prohibiting cotton grow
ing for a term of years in the
affected district. Last year,
however, developed the fact
that the pest has its enemy and
that is hot weather. The long
hot period that prevailed in the
latter part of May and through
Iune seems to have killed the
wevil from most of the fields,
and they have done practically
little or no damage to the pres
ent. This fact is now engag.
ing the attention of the govern
ment entomologists, and vii
be the subject of a forthcom-
ling pamphlet from the agricu
tural department which will be
Hooked forward to with interes
by the cotton planters here.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

The following occurred at the
RockpoFt graded school the
other day. Ateacher had the
subject of Texas on the black
board. Now, write down on
your paper the leading indns
try OF Texas" she said, land
let the first one show it to me-"
Directly a little hand vent W,
and the teacher took the paper.
Aud on this paper was written
Leading industry of Texas
chooprn wood and taking in
washing" Was she wrong2-
Beacon.
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., D.tI cnre liver Ills. easy % take,
Hood 8 Pills easy TO operate. % cents.
GLAD TO BE ALIVE.

New York, Oct. I5.-Wil-
liam and Louis Clean were
passengers by the Ward liner
Yumuri from Havana, which
reached quarantine last even
ing. The brothers said today
that they were glad to get
away from Cuba with their
lives, though financially ruined.
Their fine plantation and pro
perty at Sagua we're entirely
destroyed. Both men had been
in prison for thirtynine days,
but through the efforts Of the
United States consul at Sagua
and other influential friends
they were finally liberated. No
cause was given by the Span
ish authorities for their arrest,
their only crime they said be
ing the fact thet they were
American citizens, which in
Spanish eyes, was in itself sui
fficient evidence that they were
hostile to Spain. The Clean
boys will lay their case before
the State Department at Wash
Iington in a few days.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

Politics is growing very Sc
rious in West Virginia One
man was killed and two others
critically injured by a man
with whom they were having a
political row. The man hwo
did the killing is said to be a
prominent popnlist. Dow Hobbs
is his name.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

The growing Importance OF
Galveston as a deep water
port is causing northern and
eastern cities some concern.
The vast increase in the amount
of imports entering at Calves
ton as well as 10 her exports of
cotton, grain and other domes-
tic products, is bound to cause
a falling off in imports and ex-
ports at other seaports, and
devert an immense amount OF
traffic from the channels in
which it previously flowed.
Another feature which is alarm
ing railroads and cities in the
North is the fact that a large
pro portion of foreign immigra
ton to this country will seek
Galveston as n landing place,
Texas papers scarcely seem to
realize the Importance Of these
changes to this state. The up
building OF large seaport OF
our coast must turn TO Texas ,
great tide OF commerce which
will ultimately benefit the en-
tire state. Hundreds Of he i'm
. migrants entering at this por
will undoubtedly settle within
the states, causing new town
to spring up and stimulating
: every branch Of home industry
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INVESTIGATING THE
BOIL WEVIL.

Beeville Bee.
Messrs. c. II. T. Townsend
and G. l.. Marlatt, entomology
lists from the agricultural de
partment at Washington, have
been in the county during the
past week, continuing investi-
cations in behalf of the depart
ment, the habits and nature of
the cotton boil wevil, a pes
which has given cotton grow
ets in southwest Texas SO
much cause for alarm. MIR.
Townsend was first sent to
southwest Texas in 1898. and
the result of his investigations
were published in pamphlet
form and attracted much inter
est. He traces the wevil back
to its original home in the vici-
nifty of Monclova, Mexico,
where it has prevented the cul-
turc of cotton for eighteen
years or more. From its orr
ginal diet on the native mueil
aginous plants, it easily adapt
ed itself to the embryo cotton
boil, and prevents its maturity
Reproducing itself in an incre,
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pensions we pay to the brave
fellows who shed their life
blood to save this country from
this same Southern gang then.
We don't want to cut of the in
come of the wodow or the or
phans Of these men, nor Of the
poor fellow who is a cripple
today from the injuries ne re.
ceived at that time. That is an
item that takes money. You
are righting today for just as
important a principle as did
those brave men in 1861. But
it is a bloodless fight. No blood
will be shed-at least not yet,
but ifthey attempt TO subvert
Your supreme court, II they
should succeeded by any
chance, in foisting upon you
these horrible doctrines-anar
chistic, socialistic and com
munistic-which that platform
adopted by this populisti'
brood, contains, we will no
abide by that decision"
"That Southern gang" i
good, especially so whel
coupled with a denunciation o
the South for its part in tn
civil war, and followed in th
next breath by a threat to re
volt, should the people cleo
Bryan president. Just suppot
ing the election should 50 re
suit, and supposing Chairma
Lauterbach's threat not to abid
by the decision should be ca
ried out by the North, the
"that Southern gang" would /
called upon to perform a sin
liar service for the country
that for which the governme'
is now paying about 100000
1000 annually to our old sc
diers and their widows, sister
uncles, cousins, aunt, etc.
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UNCLE SAM, il seems will
not pay any attention to the
implied slight put upon him by
Turkey in refusing to allow an
American warship to pass the
Dan dapelles. Uncle Sam is no
fire eater, aud doesn't fly to
pieces at nothing. but he may
be trusted to see that the digni
ty of the government is respect
ed in the sultan's dominions.
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mo WHITE SLAVES"
Greeting Given the Travelling
Generals in South Bend,
Ind.

South Bend, Ind. October
13.-This city was today de
corated with flags and bunting
and with cannons heralded
the coming of the big six Sol
diers, Generates Alger, Sickles,
Siegel Howard, Stewart and
Corporal Tanner, who arrived
on their special train from
La Porte. They were met by
a parade, numbering 1900, and
were escorted to speakers
stand on the court house site.
Nothing interrupted the
large gathering until Comrade
Chauncey E. Ashcraft, a life
long republican of the old
Twenty-ninth regiment, India
ma volunteers, as chairman Of
the Silver Veteran club OF
South Bend, presented a sar-
castle greeting to the travellers
in their present course in go
ling about the country in the
Interest of Mark Hanna, living
lin palace cars and calling the
veterans, of the war to arms on
the strength of old compan-
ionship.
Continuing the greeting he
said:
1--WE helped to strike the
shackles from the limbs OF
1000. 900 Of black slaves, and
we have resolved to prevent
!, placing shackles on several
: millions of whites. Mem o.
your standing do not know the
misery Of the people for the
want Of work and money tC
d care for their wives and child
rem, and you offer no relief il
: your platform.
d Ever since the war thu
republicans have declared 70
ID the double standard and VIII,
4, II the change today, gentlemen?
Were you deceiving u
then or now? Gentlemen
please tell your Eastern friend
50 that you find the old soldier
cs of Indiana are doing their ow
i, thinking and the majority {
Is. us will vote for William
Bryan-one of Gods noble
D mentor theta own good an
the good Of their posterlty."
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@THATS0UTHERN GAAG''

Chairman IIauterbach of the
Kings County. New York, re-
pnDlicaus, wakes eloquent in
his depunciation of "that pop
ulistie brood" the silver men Of
the West, and that Southern
gang" the silver men of the
South. Mr.. Lauterbach is even
so far carried away by his en-
rhusiasm and zeal for the re
publican cause that he even
approaches treason, as the fol
lowing quotation from his
speech delivered before the
Union republican club in New
York City on October tenth,
will show:
Then, too, there is the pen
sion question None of you here
tonight wish 10 rednfe the
amounts We pay 10 lhz heroes
vl'" vent forth 70 Ye the
integrity Of lhe coy 1851.
We don'l want 10 cut off the
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19
Special Notice
Re-OP3ning Of St Joseph
~eCOLLEGE
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS.

Pupils are expected to be
punctual in returning for the
re-opening of school Sept. Ist.
The general course CT study
for the scholastic session is as
follows:
Christian Doctrine, reading,
spelling, defamation, writing,
arithmetic. algebra, English
grammar, civil, political and
physical geography, ancient and
modern history Especial atten-
ton being given to u. S. and
history of Texas civil govern
ment, physiology physics and
astronomy, calisthenics, and
bookkeeping.
The following extra subjects
will also be taught: Vocal and
instrumental music, drawing,
French, and Latin.
For further particulars apply to
REV. FATHER SIRGls 0. H l.
PRESIDENT.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

CUERo STAR: Hon. Rudolph
Kleberg left Tuesday for Uvalde
where he goes to address
the people on the issues
of this caevass. Mr.. Kieb-rg
is conducting splendid cam
paign and will poll the full par
ty strength-minus a handful
OF deserters of course. But thaee
"never will he missed" This
is a campaign in which The
people are going to prevail and
the honest yeomanry OF this
country want bimefallism and
are going TO have it.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

ANOTHER prominent populist
has kicked out Of the party on
account of fusion between the
populist losses in Texas with
the republicans. It becomes
more apparent every day that
Major KearIy will be able to
deliver the goods.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

CULBERsoN's election be-
comes more and more assured
with every blow the News aims
at our "young Christian govern
or"
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3oiiIs

It is often difficult to convince peo-
pie their blood is impure, until dread
full carbuncles, assesses, boils, scrof-
ula or salt rheum, are painful proof Of
the fact. Ii is wisdom now, or when
ever there is any indication Of
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

CONGRESSMAN KLEBERG is
making some telling speeches
and winning votes for the Cause
of democracy all over the dis
tricl.
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] Impure

blood, 10 take Hoods Sarsaparilla. and
prevent such eruptions and suffering.
az had a dreadful carbuncle abscesL
red, hery, fierce and sore The doctor at
tended me over seven weeks. When the
abscsss broke, the pains were terrible, and
/ thought should not live through 1t. l
heard and read 80 much about Hoods
ssrsspariDa, that decided to take It, and
my husband, who was suffering with
hollis, took u also. II soon purified our
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

CONVENT AND ACADEMY

This institution of Learning,
chartered by the Legislature
of Texas, in 1885, will be re-
opened
On the First Day Of September
for the reception of Boarders
and Day-Scholars.
Parents and Guardians are
earnestlyrecommendedto send
their children or wards at. the
very opening of the session.
This institution is the only
one on the Rio Grande, en-
powered by the State to deliv-
er Diplomas to such pupils as
shall have passed a satisfactory
examination on the branches
expressed in the charter.
For terms and further partic-
ulars apply to
Rev. MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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ELECTRO
What 1t Does HARVEY ELEC.

TRIO COMPOUND corrects lodi
gestion, regulates the disordered live
er and enriches the thin and disor-
dersd blood by cleansing the sy.tem
of diseased matter, acting both as q
cure and preventive. It's value csn
be readily understood when We recall
the fact that most diseases and weak
nesses are cauced directly and irdi-
rectly by germs and poisoBs in the
system. Science has demonstrated
this, snd HARVEY ELECTRO
COMPOUND ia the most advanced
aud scientific cure kuowp. By in
creasiug the vital force and freeing
the stomach from pojsons which i'm
pair it; the Compound thus sdds
flesh aud strength to the body.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19

THE Grass is not growing un'
der Rudolph Kleberg's feet.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-19
REV. FATHER SIRGls 0. Il l.
PRESIDENT
PRIVATE DETECTIVES.

We want one or two Young men to
represent us as 4 private detective
in Cameron county. Money for the
right man. Address with stamp.
Texas Detective Il Protective
Agency, San Antonio Texas.
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Or. PRICES CTee72 Ha,c;rG PcyGeE
Works FAILS FSigsest hY7Elas
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z-zaznz.zzzzzsz<zn
pounded with electricity. and coDstis
tutiDg the discovery of great and
new principle 10. medical sciepce Il
has been demonstrated that il will
destroy disease germs, therefore
making it impossible for disc ase to
remain. Endorsed By physicians and
scientists as true tonic of life, be-
cause it Increases the vitality aud
strength by clearing the system of
poison and germs, which impair the
life fluid. We all know that eleetri.
city has wonderful effect upon mat
ter, bat not until after years of scien-
tific experiment was it at last discov-
cred that electricity had very mys-
terious effect upon certain herbs, and
producing a new medicine, which,
when taken, has marvellous curative
results, particularly for Dyspepsia
aod G era dibility.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Jnlano.

- Die Sdmereien<8ert6e e. :
lung. 0as Mderbau=0 eparbement in
8afbington, .. g., fat biefer Sage be-
tanut sege6en, nbaB ieber Senator. 8eprdz
i%entant mnb SerritoriaGzI bgeorbneter i'm
GonqreB fir btefes Sabr 5u ieiner freien
@erfiigung ungefdbr 10000 @umenzPudete
buben pirO, Ober ungefdbr 5peimal 10 piel
ME bersange1es Sabr,"
= Wer metbet fi92 Die gipiGz
bienitz@ ommi1fion in Mai6ington, .. g.,
tpirb am Is. b. M. cine priifung obbalten
be9ufs Reubefebung bes Poitens zines Bout
cpmmtHGrs fir Die unter Der 2eitung Der
Sif9zGommifiiOn itebenoen 8%rutanitaGten
Ueit benz Poften 1T Elm 9ebalt bon $500
oerfniipft. 9ie 8eperber mifen nit Der
Sif9cultur griinOli9 oertraut uno i'm 8efiBe
elmer guten algemetnen 8ilbung fem.
- Cine berteinerte 2ei6e.
Sn geem Slorence BET SSo6nstotpn in penn.
iploanien purbe bieIer Sage Die. b0lig Der,
f~teinerte Sei9e zines tina fiinf5ebnidbrigen
MGo9ens beim 9raben am gonemau96=
Sluffe g~efunben. Sin Pitts6urger 9aritdz
t~enbdnbler bot benz Sinber einige bunbert
9olars, aber bic @intpobner bon 5tprence
niberIebten fi9 benz Sransporte. Man bdlt
ben Deritetnerten &0rper fir bic 2ei9e zines
Spfers Der sroBen Slutb.
= Sob eines nerbtenten q az
turforf 9ers. Or. George 9. 8ropn
9oDbe, 5ilfsIetretGr bes 5mitb1onian Snz
ititute gu @af6ington, 9. g., unb bieuei9t
bic grDBte Mutoritdt iiber Slide unb ST.
f9ereien in ben Ser. Staaten, itarb am
MOntag 4benb, As Sabre alt. an Der 9aIs=
ent5iinbung. @oobe mar in Snbiana gez
bOren. @r bat mebr als 100 Nbbdnblun<
gen iiber Sif4tunOe, Misunderstanding
unO S13sn4t sef3riebem.
Die beutf6e @artburg=
@9nobe. Sn 9utena, Suinois, bat bies
Ter Sage Die SpnobalfBung Der beuti9en,
lutberif3en @artburs<@ pnObe i6ren 4bz
fdGuB gefunben. Die nG6te S~ubresfBuns
tpirb in MansfieIb, g., a~bgebalten tperben
unb gum Prdftbenten tpurbe gaitor %.
S9ulBe BON Springfield, 81, gum Setre=
tdr S. 8. NeDe BON Bremen, ST., ertpd6lt.
Man pirb, bereint nit Der NebrasfazSb
nObe, Elm beutf4es SpnObalblatt beraus>
geben.
= 8Gdertrieg. Sn 9anniIe, Sui
nots, lift unter ben 8dderet6eiibern cine err
bitterte Gebbe aus9ebro9en. 0ie 9erren
@brburbt &c 9obl 6utten ii9 s~etpeigert, Der
8dderzlnion beiautreten unb Die prin=
atpale Der 8d6erei BON 8reune C Serrpn
tpurben am Montag unter Der QnfIage oer>
baftst, einen s%stpifsn @aItsr 8aa oafir Bee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Gin tiibner @inbru9, berbunben NIT Der
Sprengung zines @elO19rants, purbe in
Der 9onneritag Na9f i'm 9ef9Gftst6eit Der
Stabt berii6t unb 6reitug Worgen UNI 10
ubr auf Der 9pIi5eitatiOn gemelbet.
9as GommiffiOnsgeI9dft BON S. s. SER
ron C g., go. $50 8. @uter Str, beberz
bergte 9onneritug Ra9t in feinen Rdumen
mebrere ungebetene @Gfte, peI6e ben @etD=
f9rant gepaltiam Dffneten unb bemislben
$67 in 8aar unb $1,000 in @ert6papieren
entna6men.
Wie es f9eint, faBten Die @inbreder Die
@a9e bon Der gemiit6li9en Settle auf. 0a
es ibnen gu unbequem mar ober gu gefd1rlid)
f9ien, ben 9elbf9rant an Ort urb 9teIe gu
Dffnen, f4lsppten fe i'm na9 Dem 5abritubl,
fu6ren nah benz brittenS todperf unb ROTTEN
tbn bier 6inter cine @n5abl leerer Safer unb
&iften. 9ter bobrten tie bas SprenglcG
unb na6men bann nit 9nnamit bic Gpreaz
gung por.
DIS bic MttgIteber Der Sirmu Sreitao
MOrgen nuh ibrem @ef9dftsplub tamen.
permiBten ite ben @eIbf4rant unb begarneu
cine Su9e na9 bemielben, sic fanoen IGN
f9lieBli9 i'm brttten Stodperf. Der SUP
bDben mar nit Yapieren bebedt, bic fir BIZ
Sptb6uben teinen @ert6 6atten.
Die Gtnbre9er binterlieBen feline Spur
bic gu ibrer @erbaftung fiibren tDnnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
auaemeiner ma~areumartt.

Butter - Bette Creamery 15c; l. Aualttat 10
14c; 2. 11-13c; bette nabgemaftel2-13e; bette SaIr9
13e; 1. Aualitdt 11-12c; 2. aualttdt loo.
Ohm m-8efte 82h-85 ugtaup" quit 70c0 7se,
/ ef1e .DleOlums" $685.. gertIJ. Qualttdt 70-75c.
g~eIenirpb- $25050 sic Touu..
@efIngeI Surfeps 9-lOc, Sibrer &c, gna
ten 9-9kc bos 9fuHb. @dnie sS.OO-6.5o bas 9us.
Slid - glaf 8aB 9-lOc. @ife &c, @iferet Sc,
guffaIo2c. 9enti9e &arpfeH 2hc, @rOppies, Berb nno
tIeineS yiI9e 2he aale &c. Seriug 1-2e. Suders /
q. Gfinueb 8uabeoos 45c, Smelts 4Z-5c bas 9funb.
eter - @aus frii4s. @erlnlt abgere9Hst 13-lShc
bas 9uBeno.
q -8efter 10-14c bas Bfnno.
8ftr1t = Midt9an, 5-12hc pro LIS 8ul9eL
@ouo ne 1t - Bette 90-$l.00 bas 8unoeL
trneu 5Oc-$1. 25, bos 8nfdeL
8Iaubeereu - 75c-$1.0 90 per Is Quarts.
Sal ermeIonen = 5000 Die Wagen[abung.
Metntranben- Spes $500 7-10c, @oHa
CORDS 10-l2e.
6 troneu - 8efte Aualitdt s5.O0-70O bic RiIta
&ar to ftel n-@isconiin Rofe 26-27c, @arlp Obto
aug mistonftn 24-26c, Sniuuiier 1926 oas 8ul1sI
@prit 81. % bic @aaOre.
@6mar3mur5eI- 50075: h1s 9ns.
GquoIb = 20025c pro 8uIdeL.
urfen- 5Oc-$1.0 90 bas SAP.
Stma 8obuen - l2h-15c bas 8uI1eL
mtebeIn- 40-60c oos Sob.
MetRfra Mt 40-50c bic Stiff.
Som oteu - 15-25c be &tfte.
Gpeet Corn -15-2oe PRO Cad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
i @ert G6beI.
(rWeItlt9e BoIt. ~


8ei9 an Sabren er bat firsGi6 Die
49t5ig iberf9ritten - ipie an @6ren, lit
in 9unbee Bel Wui6ingtpn in Mifpuri
8ert @Dbel aus benz Qe6en gef9ieben. sSn
ibm Derliert Der Staat einen ieiner beten
8iirger, bas 0eutI 9t6um einen feiner berz
bOrragenbften 9ertreter, bic y@etli6epoft"
einen i9rer Glteiten, gei4dbteiten Mitarbeiz
ter.
Sin 9eborener Sbiirtnger, fam G66el bor
fat 65 Sabren beriiber, bat tpG6renb bte5er
gan3en Iangen 3eit bart unb unperbroTen
gearbettet unb fi9 unb feiner Samilie cine
melt unb brett bD9gea9tete SteQunq qez
ii9ert. Sn bpufter Sbmpatbie nit Der
30er tpie nit Der 48er ginpanberung, truq
er bas Seintge CUR fortf9rittIi9en gntz
nidlung bes Staatsz nnb @~emeinpeiens
bel unb fDrberte NIT &at6 unb Shat, in
Nebe unb @9rift, ale pObIperftanbenen
birgerIi9en Snterefen.
Sn ben 60er Sdbren Dertrdt er feinen
Ma6lfreis nu9etnanber in beiben 9Gufern
Der GtaatsgefeBgsbung auf's bette unb mar
audi nod in ben 7Oer Sabren in Sefferfon
gitD BEL Der Stddtsregierung erfolgreid
tbdtig. Seitbem lebte er, auriidge3ogen
bonn 0ffentIt4en 2e6en, auf fetner Sarm,
bic er, um bie unb ba in Wablen unb am
bern Dffentli9en @ngelegenbeiten e~inaugretz
fen, nod man9mal, u6er in ben leBten
Subren INNER %feltener berlieB.
4ber feline Sober bat niemals gang GEE
rubt, Gr bat ii9 bauit in ben tpsiteften
&reifen poblperbiente @nerfennung errun>
gen. @On feinen grOBen f9riftieGerif3en
Nrbeiten lit elm febr lefenspertbes 8u4:
40 Sabre in MifDurt" Defenders un0 iiber
Die 9ren3en %unieres 2anbes binaus befannt
geporben, Der Deritorbene 9er5og grnlt
BON Su9fensGO zSOtba, Der fi6 be-
tanntIi9 ielber gu ben @4riftEsaern adAlte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
siautan's stern TIM Grblet6ett.

SiGmun 1T geI9Gagen unb iein Stern 1T
i'm @rblei4en.
0ie? en- Der bemofrutif9en partetz
SrqaniIation @ubzgarolina's gilt bic an
unb fir ii9 gang Derniinfttge gorldrtft,
buB fi9 bic geiummte partei an Der Gor@
pa6l betbeiligt, nit anberen Worten, oaB
cine regelre9te @abl Der ganoioaten tatt@
ftnbet unb 5aB nur Der Die domination err
bdlt, peI4er cine Mebr5abl Der @timmen
befDmmt.
@s banbelte ii9 hiesmal I'm Die 4ufitelz
lung bes Na4foGgers fir ben gunbes=
%ienator Srbp, beIen 4mtstermin am 4.
MGr5 n. s. ablduft. Ganbioaten fpdrsr
Der iebige @ouoerneur @Dans, bas 9eihOpt
SiGman's, ferner Silman's @egner, Hth>
ter garle, unD auBerbem Elm Populit BON
reinfen WaFer. Die bor mebreren Wo9en
ubgebaltene @orpdbl bra9te feline Gntf4etz
bung. Garle nnb Gpans erbtelten ungefd6r
glei6 biel @timmen un5 feiner Die Mtebr>
beit. Ser @orI9rift 5ufolge puroe odnu
Der pppuliftH9e Gupbibat, peI6er Die me-
nigiten Sttmmen bate, fallen gela1en, uni
es fam apil9en earle unb Cans Oor einigeu
3agen CUR @ti@pabl. SIN biefer bat oanr
&idter @arIe gldnaenO 9efiegt.
Nun lit 2ebterer burbaus fetn einpanb=
FREEZER Ganbibat; benin er 1T Elm penn mDg=
lih nod eifrigerer Silberbolo ais Siqman
4ber er tit pentgitens Elm ~anftGnbigen
Munn, un5 feline 8ebDraugung bor BEN
Silman'i9en Ganbibaten 1T Elm erfreus
Gibes 3ei4en, baB Die f~Ogenannte bemotru=
tif9e Partet bon @iibzGarolina bas Miit:
gabel<@lement in Der poGitit fatt befommer
bat. SiIman's Stern 1T i'm Grblei9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Sn etnem NnfaG BON @eiitestOrung berz
fu9te Mittpo9 Na9mittag Der &eftaurateur
Sobn @ppos in ieiner @obnung, No. GAO
Sc. StraBe, feline Satin unb ft4 fel6it umz
Subringen.
8pobs, Der Sc Sabre alt 1T, mar felt ldnz
gerer 3eit etpas geiftesgeitDrt; ba er iebod
bpnftdnbtg 9armlos f9ten, polte feline Srau
pon elmer ueberfIbrung mad etnem sSrreas
bauIe ni9ts nifen. Mitttbo9 Na9mtttaq
gegen 1 u6r, als Srau @OObs alein in
tbrem S9laf5immer mar, betrat 8OObs
pl0bli9, nit einem &ii9enmefer in Del
9unb, bus 3tmmer, iprang auf Die Do,
S4red fpru3Ipfe Srau gil unO Deriebte ibr
5tpet Slide in bic linte Seite unb bic ltnfe
9iifte.
Nls bic Srau nit einem NuFi9ret 3uz
fammenbra9, febrte er bas Mefer gegen fi9
IelbIt unb bra9te fi9, ebe bic auf Die 9iiGfez
rufe Der Srau %berbeigetlten Nd9bdrn ihn
entpoffnen ~tonnten, cine tiefed@unbe an Der
1inten @eite BEL. @9lieBGi9 gelang es. ben
&afenben gu ii~bertpGltigen unb au %entpaffz
men, tporauf er na9 Dem gnglepooO Union
9pIpttal gabra9t tpurbe, mo bic 4er5te feline
@unbe fir ungefdbrGi9 erfldrten. Der
53uitanb Der Trau, bic ft9 in Der @o6nuna
befinbet, tpurbe bagegen BON einem ou Static
ge3Ogenen &rate fir aiemli4 bebentli9 etz
tldrt.