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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Midlt ga peraeKcm!

lleber Dem 8emiiben, fir ben republifas
nif9en National< @pnbent cine @utgelbz
planfe 5ure6t gu 6obeln, baben Die tonanz
gebenOsn republifani16en 3eitungen gang
Dergefen, baB our @efunbung unierer ST.
nan5Derbdltniife unb CUR @ieberber te1ung
unierer 8liit6e NOD ettpds Nnoeres n0t0ig
1T, dls Die @rtldrung, an Der 6eutigen Wd6z
rrng unenttpest feitbalten unb Dem 8erlanz
gen na4 Silberfreibeit it4 enti4ieben mi
bert eben 3u molten.
l1nb bus lit cine @rfldrung, bob bas
8unbespapiergelb einge3ogen perben ion.
go latge mir Popierselb BADEN, tpel9es
Die Regierung gegen Sob eintauf4en muB,
tpenn @olb bon tbr b~erlangt tpirb, fam
bon elmer StabilitGt Der @olbreierbe unb
bes6alb bes Gertrduers in unfern Grebit
feline Nebe fetn. 9as 8olb pirb INNER
bon gteuem aus benz S9ab ge3ogen tperz
ben, unb INNER BON Neuem Durb Sob, bas
NIT 6ilfe BON neuen Nnleiben getauft pirb,
erfebt tperben miiHen.
llnfere Oemugogen unb untpiKenben poz
lititer %bebaupten ia freili9, bas papierz
gelo lei cine unber3insli9e S9ulb, unb besz
bulb fei es tb0ri6t, es ein5u5ie6en unb bur9
ber3inslt9e Bombs gil er1eben. 36atid9e
aber 1T, baB unS bieIe unper3insli9e @@ulb
bereits cine betrd9tli9e Summe me6r gez
totet bat, a1s lie betrdgt. Oerm tpd6renb
lt9 lire Summe, felt 1879, auf $346,0OO,z
900 belduft, tparen Bis gum Gnbe Mpril
$420,O00,OO0 9reenbdfs nit @olo einQe=
lift nprben. Wir BADEN al1o fir ieben
@resnbad tbotid9li9 $1.25 in Cob be3ablt,
unb trobbem ben @reenbad, b. +. Die S9ulb
be6alten., 9dtten mir por 5~pan5ig Sa6ren
bic gan5en 9reenbads nit 9ilFe 40 ober
$50 Bombs einge5ogen, 10 lpiiroen mir in
Der 3eit nun 70 Bis 80 Gents 3ir7en be3ablt
BADEN, uno bdtten IS Bis As Gents 31r Sill
gung Der S9ulb bertpenbsn f0nnen. Sn
ipeiteren 5pan3ig Sabre pirbe bic G9ulb
gefilgt fem. Stott befIen nerben mir in
lpeiteren 5%lpan5ig Sabren, fpenn mir 10 fort
maiden, fir jeben gapierbplar $3.50 in
Sob be3ablt BADEN, unb ben gapterboIar,
b. B. bic S6ulb, INNER nod BADEN.
Die Ser. Staaten glei9en, inbsm tie bic
unper5insli9e Pdpieri9uID fortbefte6sn laIz
fen, Dem Seiglinge, Der, tatt iih feinen
trdnfen 3abn ausrsiBm gu laffen, bunberte
bon Dollars fir S9mer3 ItiIungsmittel
be f6penbet, aber bic S9mer3en INNER nod
be6G1t.
1n1ere Nation gilt fir cine Station bon
&aufleuten unb guten &e6nern. SIM prtz
batgef6dft mag bds 3utreffen. Sn Offentz
li9en Nngelegenbeiten aber 1T ie bafiir
ben 8etpeis bisber 19ulbig geblieben. I'm
iere unber3insli9e S9ulb lit Die fOtfpiez
[igfte S6ulb, Die mir baben. Sic bat uns
bereits iiber 6 YrO3ent 3infen gefoitet, pdb@
renb mir fir 4 pro3ent unb tpeniger ales
@elb bGtten bergen %fDnnen, um tie gu tilgen.
SIS pirb drgerli9 fem, unfere Derbriefte
S9ulben TIM ungefdbr cine Babe Mi0idrbe
Dermebren gu miifien, Denn nit ben 9reenz
bads miifien aud Die @9abamtsf9eine aus
Der Welt gef9afft tperben, Die mir uns bur9
uniere Silberanfdufe dlfgelaoen BADEN, aber
es lit Der biligfte Weg, unb in 6inun3ange=
legenbeiten 1T Der biaigfte 8eg Der bette.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
scr Gomarcf a1sf Neriem.

Der 81. GongreB bat feline eroben 5erien
Bis gum erIten W}ontag i'm DECEMBER ange@
treten unb feline 9auptftbung binter ii9.
9enn in Der tur5en 9ibung bom DECEMBER
Bis gum 4. MGr3, bic nod bur9 bic Weibz
nabtsferien unterbrp9en tptrb, bIeibt inn
faum genug 3eit, um ben 9ausbalt fir
1897/98 gu 6erat6en unb 3l erlebigen. Sebr
biel ltnbeil fam er alio ni9t mebr anri6ten,
unb ba i'm @enat Die BopuliIten unb Iilber=
freunbli9en 0emotraten, pel6e ben Huin
bes 2anbeS I'm ieben Brei5 auf i6re Sabine
gei9rieben ba6en, INNER mod ausf9laggez
benb Iein tperben, audi nt9ts Niibli9es.
Smmerbin nod unbeil genug, tpenn au9
Die nd91iG6rigen 8erpiGigungen 9lei9e
6D6e nit ben biesid6rigen ~erlangen %1olten.
0ieIelben BADEN Die enorme 0D6e BON $515,z
100000 errei6t, pooon man etpa $780,
100000 bur9 Borto aufaubringen bofft,
lpdbrenb Der &eIt BON 1926, OOO,O 900 bur9
Steuern unb 8pnbs gebedt iperben mub, neil
Ii9 Die @innabmen auf f6perli6 mebr als
$315,000,O0O Itelen perben, alfo Elm 9efi@
ait bon $4,000, 900 gef9affen nerb:n
pirb, iiber basienige binaus, moran mir
i9on leiben.
Die lsbten Sage bes GOn9refes puren fat
ausf9lieBli9 Der 8eenbigung Der 9ausbaltz
@orlagen, benz Our9briiden BON Prtbatz
8en1ionsbius uno oerglei9en g%elpibmet. Sic
brabtentet pi9tige@efeb9ebung es miBte
benin bic aQgemeine, fir bieie 6O9ft erfreuz
li9e @rb0bung Oes Sa6resgebults Der 8rtefz
TRIGGER. Die bis gu $1,000 9ebt, bu5u eerebnet
perben, unb 6aben bas l1rtbeiG iiber Die Bis
berige 3bdtigteit bieIes gongre1es nt9t gu
Gnbern bermo9t.
@r bat ni9ts gum 8eiten beg 2anbes gez
than, unb er bea6ii9tigte ni6ts gum 8eiten
bes 2anbeS 81 tbun, unb penn 6err &ee0
fir bas 9aus in @nfpru9 nimmt, baB bic
fes ~pentgftens bur@ 8iirbe unb 8iGigfett
Grebit eripor6en babe, 10 mag bas i'm Ser
glei9 gum Senat gelten, aber es bat fi9
Ieiber benno9 nod gu gutter 2ebt 1elbit
nit S9anbe bebedt, unb benz 2anDe unD
iellteW SreDI uHetlHeBltUeH SOdDen 3uge@
fu9t. inOem es aus purer, erbarmIi9er 6eigz
belt unb 3ittern Oor ben Populiften Die
80nb@8iG bes Senats ni9t CUR Mbitim=
mung bru6te unb nit getpaItiger W2e9r6eit
%bertparf. &ein Wunber, tpenn in So1ge
bieier 5eigbeit fi4 3peifeI baron er6eben,
oaB Der ct. 2ouiIer gpnoent Ii9 gu elmer
o%ffenen, unumpunbenen, un3tpeiOeuti9en
nnb i9arfen Stelungnabme in Der @eGbz
frage aufraffen ipirO. SnOeRen, bas pirb
ia nun balb enti9ieben Iein.
Der 81. @ongreB ge6t in feline grpBen
5erten nt9t nit benz 8etpuBtIein erfiuter
Pfli9t. 2eiber OermiRen mir Bel inn bas
Gefibl Der S9am buriiber!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Scr 0icepr6Tocnt.

Ser oSimesz6eraIb" 6at fi9 gemiiiigt
9eie6en, - ~pffenbar DeranlaBt Our9 bt,
3batIa9e, baB fein tpirfli9 bebeutenDer &e@
publtfaner SUIT be3eigt, Die 8iceprdftoent@
19aft 3u iibernebmen = ber19iebenen Nbz
georbneten gum ct. 2ouiier Gonbent Die
Trage ppr3ulegen, Oh etnas gei9eben IoGte,
unb mas, Inn bas Nmt bes 8iceprdiiOenten
Der Ser. Staten unIeren beiten Stats
mdnnerr eritreb6arer gu MAIDEN; ob Die
8fli6ten unb Observation-Disclosures bes
Mmtes permebrt, unb p6 bas @ebalt erbObt
perben 1DQte?
Inter ben eingegangenen 4nttporten geben
Die meiiten ~merftpiirbiger Wei1e barauf BIN
aus, bab bas @e6alt erb0bt peroen iolte,
8iele polen audi Die 0erantiportli6feit bes
Nrute5 er6Dbt baben, unb eint9e entbalten
ben psrriidten 8orf4lag, benz 9iceprdiioenz
ten bic pfli9ten bes StdatsietretGrs gu
iibertrdgen.
0as piirbe cine nette @eI9i9te perben,
penn, nie es undusbleibli9 pdre, Der Prdz
iibent unb Der 8iceprdftbent iiber irgenb cine
Tra9e auSpdrtiger Bplitit anberer Meinung
ndren, u1b Der 2ebtere ieinen Sept gegen
ben bes @rteren itBen noQte. Der PrGz
1ibent f0n11te i'm ni9t FortI9iden, ba er
Elm getpdblter 8eamter 1T, unb tpenn Der
8iceprG1ibsnt Elm barter Sept pGre, 10
f0nnte es 1i9s ereignen, baB fatt bes prG@
1ibenten Der 8iceprdIiDent regierte. Sebenz
faIs bdtten mir bann an Der SpiBe Der Eez
~qierung Elm 0uumpirat.
@s mag pieGei9t tlug fein, bas Nmt beg
8iceprdiibenten nit einem beferen 8ebdlt
aus3uitQtten, tpenn bdbur9 tptrflt9 bebeuz
tenoe Mdnner obne 8erm0gen perdnlaBt
tperben f0nnen, ais 8etperber bdfir duf5uz
treten. Die Pfli9ten bes Mntes 81 erb0z
ben, ge6t ni4t. 9O6itens tOnnte man benz
Disqualification cine 6erat6enbe Sttmme i'm
Cabinet einrGumen, unD audi bas tpiirbe
ben Reqierungsge19dften nur btnberli4
fem, 70 lange bic Yarteien an Der 8epobnz
6sit feit6aItet, ben 8iceprdT ioenten aug
ben 3eiben bes auf benz Acknowledgement
unterlegenen 6liigelS gu entnebmen. &uf
Die 8efdbrli9feit bie1er 9emobnbeit lit crit
neuli9 in bieIen Spalten uufmertiam gez
ma9t porben.
8iel better ais cine @erme6rung Der
Mmtspfti6ten unb bes @influf1es bes 8icez
prGfibenten, Die ii9 ia bo4 o6ne gerfa1@
ungszNenberung ni4t bur4leben lieBe,
tpGre Die gdn5libe 4bI6dffung bes our9z
aus iiberfliifigen Nmtes. Stirbt Der Prdz
iibent ober tpirb regierungsun fdbig, 10 TT es
Diet oe~rniinfti9er, DaB Der bon ibm ~lelbft9e=
tpd6lte unb nit ieinen 4ni9auz
ungen iiberein7timmenOe @taatslefretdr
an feline @teGe tritt, pie er es
ia, benz @efeb 5ufOlge tpiirbe, fails
5uglei9 nit benz Prdiioenten audi Der
8iceprGibent aus Dem Nege gerdumt tpirbe.
Mber es ldBt fi9 ni6t a%nnebmen, baB etue
Me6r3dbG bes 8oltes geneigt ietn tpirb, Oil
Der ebrtpiirbigen Ginri4tung gu riitteln.
Infer 8iceprdibent lit unier &ronprin3
unb Sbronanpdrter. @r t6eilt nit allen
aronprin3en bas 2oos, baB er nt3tS 81 la
qen bat, 10 lange er ben Sbron ni4t beiteigt,
0aB bas fir einen e6rgei5igen nro rub
riqen Mann feline ~angenebme Stelung it,
muB ia 3ugegeben tperoen. 4ber eben oesz
ba1b geben It4 ba8u nur @taatsmdnner 8peiz
ter &lafe fer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
3tueicrGet Setttf6I6moiiMcs WsaB fiir
MtncrifaniS6 ttto G1t9liIG.

Giele 3eitungen in 9eut19lanb iu6elten
b%dril6er, bdB Der beutf9e StadtsIefretGr Deg
NuspGrtigen, Observation-Disclosures bic Noz
ten beg amerifunif9en @taatsminifteriums
iiber ben Stern' den SAIL 10 trGfz
tig %5nridfptes. Nu9 uns gsfielen Ste1en
in ben Observation-Disclosures n 1hen @e9enz
Soften, oumdl Der 9intpeis auf bic Conn
tagstprannei in Der Stabt Nep Norf, 9an3
gut. N6er leiber bat ieBt elm drberer bober
beutI3er 3ei3s6edmter gum SternzSa1
einen @egenfau gei6affen, in pel9em Elm
She'll Der beutf6en 8egterung in re9t truuz
rigem 9i4te erf6eint.
Was bate Der rei9e SEEM Oorfer u :
ritaner Stern in Seutf6&anb berz
bro6en unb mas mar linn bafir gef6eben2
@r bate i'm Babe &iIiin9en, na9bem er
3ubpr falf9e Nngaben iiber bas Otter Ieines
SD6n6ens gema6t, ben t0nigli9 baberi56en
Subcommittee flegelbaft b%eleibigt. 9afiir
paro er bom baperii9en @ert3t tpeger
MISUNDERSTANDING 51 fe9stpD9iger GIN
f~perrung perurtbeilt unb Bis gu grftebung
Ser Strufe unter bic bo6e 8iirgi9aft pon
$4,000 Mart geiteQt, bic er bdnn i'm Glide
lisB.
@taats1efretGr Observation-Disclosures be-
rief 1i9 gegeniiber ben 8e19nerben beg amez
rifani19en Staatsminiiteriums baupt1G9z
li9 auf ben na9briidli9en S9ub, pel6en
man in ben Staten bes beutI9 en Hei9s
ben Hegierungs6eamten 9egen 8%eGeibigungen
bur9 itrenge 8etrafung Der 8eleibiger 5a
getpdbren babe.
8or einigen Sagen nun ~ereignete Ii6 in
Der OeutI9en &ei9sbauptftabt Ielber Elm arz
oerer SAIL bon 8eamtenz8eleibigun
bur9 einen NuslGnber. Ser @n91Gnx
ber 8afbforb, tpel9er ii6 als GORE
1pp1bent Der 2onboner 3eitung vOailD
Selegrapb" in Berlin aufbdGt, gerietb in
einem Der 8erliner Selegrap6en= 8ureaur,
tpelhe, pie bas beuti9e Selegrap6enpeIen
iiber6aupt, Der BoItbermaltung unter1telt
unb Iomit &egierungsanitalten iinb, in
@ut6, neil inn bas Selegrapbiren Ieiner
GorreIponben5 ni6t f9ne1 genug cling, uno
59lug benz Selegrapbenz8e auf Sic
Singer. 9ieTer BON benz Gngldnber 8di6z
foro perii6te Srebel gegen einen beuti9en
8edmten 1T benin bo3 melt, peit 19limz
mer als bet bpn benz Mmeritaner Stern bez
gangene.
geuh benz in ben 9epei9en an ~un1eren
@taatsminiiter Slnep bonn beutI9en @taatsz
fefretGr MurI9aGS8ieberftein ausgefpro9ez
men, o6en bon uns mitgetbeilten @runbIuBa
mar gu erparten, baB nit Dem @n91Gnbet
Der einem beut19en 8eamten ni9t nur piy
| @tern nit Der 3un9e, ionbern nit Der 5auft
suge1ebt bate, nod peit itrenger perfabren
peroen pirbe, gemGB Dem beutI9en @trafz
gefebbu9e.
ODD mas geI@u6? Ser gepriigeGte Seles
grapben6sdmte iteqte a1erbings gegen 8aIb=
forD Strafantrag. &ber nun lieB ben Sez
anten 1ein bD9Iter @orgeIeBter, Stephan,
Der @taatsiefretdr bes beutf9en 3ei6spotk
pefens, tpmmen unb bempg i'm (poer befabt
i6m), ben Strafantrag 3~uriid5uaieben, tppz
rauf Der Gngldnber Nbbitte leiiten uno bunz
bert Marf in Die interchangeable Der
8oitbeamten bs3ablen perbe. l1nb 10 gez
f9a6's. Sn bo4nditger 8eiIe, unb einige
9unoertmarfz S9eine 5piI4en ben SSingern
brebeno, enti9ulbigte ith Ser @ngldnoer
8aibforb bei Dem Selesrdpbenz8 eamten unn-
5ablte ben 8ettel bon 9unbsrt Murt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

betreffs Der GonfeKion; unb pbgleib BON
6auIe aus MetboDiit, mics ct Die 3umu>
tbunq BON Gincimnatier Sonntdgsfanatiz
fern, gegen bic bortige ftaatli9e Poli3eiz
beb0rbe ipegen Ni9tausibun9 BON Sonn=
tags3tpang ein5uI9reiten, entI9ieben auriid,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

= SORT Wabne, Snb., bat Gbunsbile's
8eifpiel nit 8e3ug auf Die bobe 2icenfirune
Der als Gigaretten befannten Sargndgel
na9geabmt. Ia9 elmer foeben bonn Tori
Wapner Stabtratb paiirten Srbinana bat
Sober, Der finfttg nit ben namentli9 fin
bic Sugenb 10 berberbli4en 9apierglimm=
ftengeln banbeln min. cine Sabreslicen8 bon
$500 au l0len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Sine @n5abl amerifant9er Milz
ltondre nnbW illionGrinnen brdnete
itcb gu Dem barbarif6en Brunf Der 6 a :
rentrDnung in Mosfau. Wie mDaen
namentli9 bteie MiIionGrinnen bic linen
ftammberipanbte iunge @rGftn OIqa
8obtsco, @brenzDume Der G5arin, be-
netOet baben Olga 1T bic So6ter elmer
blaubliitigen I8Onen Marblanberin, pel6e
Dor a9tnnb3tpun5ig Sabren ben bamaliqen
rliii9en 9eianbten in Waf6in9ton, @raf
8obisfo, beiratbete, unb 10 geb0rt Slqd
iebt benz rnRif9en 9ofabel an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

riibmte 9oppeltdKe Iiefert beute einen
f9lebten Grant, inbem berjenige Sdfenz
tbeil, Der emit Die Gathering Oes SruntS
beIorgte, i'm our4 Elm elenOes 9el0ff perz
1un3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

tbonmctn ertssTrciSe:
8dgli6e Morscn : @useube III Der Stabt bur6 Die
Sr69cr ms 6au5 ~gelieiert.
SNt SSuDt w.
SGQli1e AusQobe unb Ser g8eiten4 per WO6e.. O.2O
2Sodcntli6e Nus9abe per Sobr.............. 2.0o
NuspdrtiQs gbouncntcn per BOT in ben Ser. Staten
ioiuie GauaOa uuO Mterico:
Sdglide Nuseabc per Sabr i'm Soraus....... $500
Ser Ncten" per zoo
@0bentlibe Tusqobe per Sabr................ zoo
Sns MuslanO
(GdnaDa uno Merico- a~us9enomntenl:
9dqli6e @nseabe per
@oGenblott pOer 9So1en=9 Scten. ............. 800
6pnntaqs=g8eiten nit gS6er3 unO GrnI"...... $50
Saeeblatt uuD Ser lf.o0
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co.,
Chicago, 81.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-17

Il IS Developing into n M~ysteriou,
Crime.

u IS Developing into n Mysterious
Crime.
Dayton. Ohio, Sept. 13.-The case Of
Albert Frautz. charged with the be-
travail and murder of Bessie Little, is
developing into one Of the most mys-
ferrous crimes on record. Chief of Po-
lice Farrell has a~SCertaincd where
and when FrantZ bought the revolver
that was used and now he is hunting
the weapon that FrantZ threw into
saltwater river with Bessie Little's
body, so as to identify it as the one
Frantz bought. Diver Graham Of Gin
cinnati has been at work here to-day
searching the bottom of the river
where Frantz, on his own confession,
threw the body from the bridge.
Hundreds of people lined the banks
OF the river to-day and the excitement
increases laily. Meantime Frantz
sticks TO his original story that Bessie
Little shot herself while they were
out riding, and in his fright, he threw
her body into the river. He confesses
that he threw the rev Oliver in the river
and says it did not belong to him. If
the weapon is found and identified by
Farrelfs man then Frantz will have
4 complete chain of evidence against
him.. FrantZ was arraigned to-day,
pleaded not guilty and his case was
continued without bail.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-17
LIVELY AT CANTON
BUSY DAY FOR THE REPUBLICAN
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
A DeIeuatiOn From Vermont Ar
riyes and COngratuIntes M"J.
Northumberland Two Thou-
sand Iron and Steel Workers AP-
pear, Together with Representa-
tiyes of n Pennsylvania Re
publican League.

Canton. Sept. 13.-The days demon
strction on the Mckinley lawn opened
early with suspicious weather II
the streets filed with people. The
Vermont delegation was h first 10
arrive. The members of the party
were filed with enthusiasm. 1t is the
party which left st. Adams Wcdnes-
day morning. and which had been at
tracing considerable attention along
the route. 1t includes Gov. Wood
bury. Lieut.. Gov. Manson, Congress
man Henry ]. Powers. Senator Red
field Proctor. Gov.-elect Grout, Lieut..
Gov.-elect NJ. w. Fish, and Il COM
mittee Of arrangements. There are
10S men In the party.
When the rugged Vermont noun
taineers lined up in front of the Nc
Kinley stoop there were cheers and
waving of flags and band music and
bassos that sent their echoes for
blocks about the city. Maj. Mckinley
appeared at the north end or the
porch. About him We're grouped the
Vermont committee and most cOnspic-
Gus officials. In a window back Of
him was Mrs. Mckinley. The en-
thuSiasm manifested showed no signs
of abatement on account of the $50
miles travelled. \ glee club from ST.
Adams SANG I'VE Want Mckinley,
Yes. We Do"
State Chairman Merrill began the
speeches. Col. Childs. national COM
mitteeman from Vermont. relieved.
Maj. Mckinley replied at length.
After the great cheering had sub
sided and Gov. Mckinley had per-
sonally welcomed the visitors, he was
presented with a huge case of Yer
mont butter.
Two thousand iron and steel work
rrs from Lorraine, Ohio, largely from
Tom l.. JOhnsOn's steel works. reached
here later. Their ears were inscribed:
'ODen the mills, not the mints," and
We want good pay in good money"
etc.
Gov. Bushnell of Ohio and Gov. Lip
pitt of Rhode Island and their staffs
came down from Cleveland and We're
received at the Mckinley home. Gov.
Bushnell made n short address, in
which he pledged to Mckinley the
support of the Republican voters of
Ohio. He also personally congratulate
ed Mckinley for the work done in the
campaign. The crowd increased as
Gov. Lippitt of Rhode Island spoke.
lie said that his state, for it's size.
would do rs much for Mckinley in
November as Vermont had already
done for the party.
In the crush ut the Mckinley resi-
dcnCe two men and enc woman faint
ed, causing considerable confusion.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-17
BRYAN LEAVES LINCOLN
The Democratic Nominee on ANU
er CampaixniDg Trip.

Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 13.-The sn,e
clubs of this city, headed by a p narr
band, escorted William Jennings ID,
an to the depot last evening, wlsie
large crowd had gathered to say s.o
by to the nominee. Mr.. Bryan stai ~
OH his campaigning trip through y"
South and East, taking the AlS s,or
Pacific train for Kansas CITY In NJ
will be demonstrations, alons Il
route, among which will be those N
Nebraska City and Union, Az
first mentioned place it is ezpe." \
large crowd will meet n ns,en
Mr.. Bryan, a stop of twenty ni nort,
having been arranged for. Inc ps !,
will arrive at Kansas City az OLE M
m, and Mr.. Bryan will aderesI con
citizens of that city when he "l wiz
tinue on his trip to st. LOUIS, in" Mrs
short speeches along the route, hus
Bryan will not accompany n" q Of
band through the South, pu'
pected 20 join the, party later.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-17
UP T!gE RIVER NILE
Advance OF the Anglo-Egypti,
1'Ir"c ~ Now in Progress.
copyrighted, 1880

q tINllSIltu, 1881
Cairo, Egypt. Sept. 13.-DiSpatchl
just received from the front say tj
the North S~taffOrdShire regimen
numbering 500 men, arrived at KOShd
camp, the sOuthcrnmOst fortified pi
OF the Nile, Yesterday, and will |
pushed forward to Absarat. to-daj
The Third brigade has reached II
sarrat safely and the main body |
cavalry is arriving there.
The cavalry scouts report the dei
wishes still in view south of Dugj
but the enemy retreats at the slightej
sign Of a forward movement. I'll
AnglO-Egyptian scouts. feeling Il
way for the advarCc guard, are steal
lily pushing on to Kashar, fOurtpd
miles further south, which will be Ii
next place occupied. The trOoTS
black and white, are full of cnthuJ
ASH and anxious for a brush WNl
the enemy. The weather is hot in u
extreme. but the soldiers are benz
fitting from being on the move.
the troops taking part IN the eXped
ton are now on the march tOWaN
Dongola. Uuglo, hitherto held by I
small force Of cavalry. is being foTf
lied and added TO the string Of z
pots connecting the expedition "a
Wady-IIaiia. the real base Of supple
The Intelligence department repol
the dcrvisieS gathering IN force not
Of Dongola. Brushes between 4
G"ryi-Les and the An-lo-Egypu-|
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-17
PALMER AND BUCK T.
sh"y VIII He Notified Tonight Of
Thcir domination

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 13.-All of the
principal figures in tO-night's notifica-
non ceremonies have arrived. Gen.
Buckner came mp from his home in
hart county iii order to be on
hand to welcome Gen. Palmer To Ken
lucky. The vice-presidential nominee.
AT ms request. was received without
any demonstration, being quietly driv-
en- win his family to the Gait house
Gen. Palmer got in last evening a re-
ceptioh committee of 300, comprising
the local National Democratic leaders,,
meeting his at the depot. From s IN
III last night the two candidates held
an Informal reception mt the Cali
house. Col. John II. Fellows, who is
10 make the speech notifying Gen
Buckn Of mis- nomination. Is at tho
Louisville hotel. Senator CafYerv win
perform a like service for Cen poI,m'
er. Preparations have been made sor
a large crowd at the Auditorium 90
night. 1t will seat 4,5OO peonlc and
severai hundred more than tbnt nun
per are expected to be present Dele
gations from neighboring Kentnckv
q indians towns will come ON NV.
ears,ons to be run by all the roads
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-17
Affairs I'm Zanzibar.

Zanzibar, Specialize crisis here
Is regarded as ended. The new sui
tan, Hamoud Bin Mohammed Bin
Said, is expected to follow the peace
full lines of his predecessor. and it is
understood that Great Britain does
not intend to make any change In the
existing form of government. The
suggestion that the presence Of the
suppressed usurper, Said Khalid, at
the German consulate, implies a polit-
ical intrigue is not credited here, and
1t is expected that Khalid will be
handed over to the British officers as
o as the German consul receives
the necessary instructions from Ber>
lin.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-17
CHANG S.,lJSs
The NfcerOy interviewed n,
Public Question. "ri

tusStIOnA
Banff, n. w. T., Sept. Il
Horsey. representative of the Co.
an government, had a long jntarull
with Ii Hung Chang while ON
here. In it Joseph Chamberlain ~
discussed. W
do you think Chamberlain ,
man." the viceroy was asked, se
Il DO"
what is your eXcellcncy's oninio,
asked the doctor. u
Il agree with YOU: / believe 10 j
yet be the prime minister of Eno,o,
He has great ability"
In discussing financial affairs. I,
viceroy asked many questions, ana
turn was asked Tor his opinion on :,
silver question in the United Sta,I
He replied: lay
My opinion is no doubt difo,oI
from yours, because | look at II fra
a Chinese standpoint. If q snrJ
president is elected in the Init
States ii will benefit China in tha.
will enhance the value of Chin
silver money, and in IA like manner J
course, it will benefit all the goI
silver nations II
do you think" he vas asked. "tbi
the election Of n silver president wal
make Il silver dollar worth as MAJ
as a gold dollar?"
"No, but it would make il mora f,
liable than it Is now" /
What is your eycellency's opip
of a union of all governments in \
spect To silver ms n currency?r
That is the correct solution, n
~lieve," answered the ~viceroy. ~ n
in favor of international bimetallsm|
The viceroy II later asked by
correspondent: What did your q,
c~ellency think of President Cle1
land?"
The reply came very quickly: \
think he is n great man with mud
moral courage. There can be no dou5
thaC he is the head Of his cabinet"