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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16
BLOODSHED PROBABLE.
The Political Outlook in Northern Louis.
lana is Rather Sangunary.

Little Rock, Ark, April PA cores.
pendent of the Gazette at Monroe, La.
writing of the political outlook in north
ern Louisiana. discloses an alarming con-
dltion of affairs and predicts serious
trouble with strong possibility of much
bloodshed at the approaching election,
which occurs on April u.
There are few people in north Louis
lana. and, as to that, in any part of the
state, who would not be glad if the cleo
tons were over" writes the correspond
ent.
'As a matter of fact. business herca-
bouts is not unsettled by the political ag-
ltation, but there is a spirit of unrest or
uneasiness peryading, hard to be ac-
counted for. 1t is true that the better
people have fears as to the outcome of the
election on April 81"
The fusion opposition to the Democrats,
the correspondent says, are making a de-
termined effort to win; and, he says, there
is no use denying the fact that the Dem
ocratic ticket is in danger. Should the
negroes take the advice of their leaders
and go to the polls armed there will GER
tainly be trouble on election day, which.
if once started, is bound to result in great
bloodshed. The Democrats are making
a strong campaign, claiming that the de-
feat of their candidates would mean the
return of negro rule. a condition which
they look upon with extreme awe. In
reference to eX-Congressman Boatncr,
the correspondent says:
More than ordinary significance has
been caused over the defeating of Con-
gresham Boatner, and there will be n
determined effort to send him back by
an increased majority for the remainder
of the term. OF course, Alex. Benoit
will run against him. Whether or not
Mr.. Boatner will be the nominee at the
general election is in doubt. Many of
his friends would rather see him remain
out of the race, believing there are better
things in store for him.
'Ehe free silver men, it is well under
stood, will try and elect one of their own
men to congress next fall. Already there
are two candidates who are willing to
run on the Democratic free silver plat
form-W. d. Mulholland and Judge s.
II. Baird of Morehouse parish"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16
HAYS COUNTY POLITICS.

Kyle, Tex, April 12-(Special.)-Y
terday was a red letter one in Hays po-
litically. Sound money Democrats meet
ing at San Marcos, protesting against the
unfair and unjust treatment that Demo-
Gratis who oppose a free and unlimited
coinage of silver this government alone
has received at the hands of Mr.. Dud-
ley and his committee, that they will par
ticipate in those June primaries is very
doubtful.
The Populists are perfectly united and
confident of victory. Democrats dissev-
cred and fighting each other is true
statement of the political situation here.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16
BIG BLAZE AT M'DADE.
A $4,000 Fire Visited the Little City
Early Sunday Morning.

IIHTIN tSUIIUdy l1OIIIIHg.
McDade, Tex, April 12-(Special.)-
The store and warehouse of l.. Bias
sist and entire stock of merchandise and
his building, occupied by Mrs. r. Nash,
millner, total value about $4,000. were
consumed by fire which broke out be-
tween 2 and o'clock Sunday morning.
Insurance is about $4,000. Origin of
fire is not known. This disaster will
doubtless be far-reaching in results and
affect hundreds of people hereabouts.
Mr.. Barrett Hillman and Miss Hettie
De Glandon were married near McDade
at the home of Rev. Leming last Tues
day night.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16
M'k|NLEY ON THEIR LIST.
A PROMINENT A. P. A. MAN SAYS
HE CAN NEVER BE NOM
MATED.
50 MUCH FOR SNUBB|NG The ORDER
Linton of Michigan is Their Candidate
for President-The Election in Ala
bama Turned Out to Be a Sweep
ing Silver Victory.

Cincinnati, o., April 12.-Judge ]. H.
ID. Stevens of st. Louis, chairman of the
national executive committee of the A.
7. A., passed through Cincinnati tonight
on his way to Boston.
Regarding the fight that the A. p. A.
is making against Mckinley, Judge
Stevens said: Il noticed in the Enquirer
this morning what purports to be an in
terview with prominent members of the
association, which in general is correct,
yet it is erroneous in some particulars.
1T is true that the A. Z. A. will not
give to Mckinley its support, either for
the nomination or for the election in No
vember should he be nominated. His
record is such that no A. Z. A. member
who is true to his principles and who
has not been wooed away with promises
of an office can support it.
'Mr. Mckinley has never recognized
this organization.
Judge Stevens then enumerated various
grievances against Mckinley, among
them the neglect of the Mckinley man
ayers to grant an A. L. A. committee
an audience in Washington on the 25th
to the 31st of last March, and the fact
tluJ -hNlNlllt. lllllStll lplI unanswered
kilograms sent by the committee to him.
Judge Stevens then says:
I'VE shall fight him in convention, and
If he be nominated he can not be elected"
lie says the committee was not I'M
friendly to Mckinley when it met. In
this respect the committee differed from
President Traynor, editor of the Detroit
American. On the other hand McKin-
ley'S rivals granted the committee an au-
tipDrn tba first pffnr u-baraas, I,Iy I'm
ley and his managers refused requests
for an audience though the opportunity
was given for two consecutive weeks by
the committee in Washington and New
York. This meeting in New York was
after the special committee had been sent
in vain to interview Mckinley in Ohio.
Judge Stevens says Hon. A. w. Lin
ton is the A. p. A. candidate
He says: you can state for us that
we are against Mckinley to the last. We
shall select only positive man, who is
no stradler and who is a man in more
than one idea.
"From the knowledge l possess of our
strength, L know that the A. p. A. holds
the balance of power and Mr.. Mckinley
can not be nominated"
TURNED TO A SILVER VICTORY.
New Orleans, April 1.-THE Plea
yune's Montgomery. Ala, special says:
Further reports from yesterdays pri-
maries confirm the nomination of Joseph
f. Johnston of Jefferson county, free
silverite over Clark, sound money advo-
cate. 1t now appears that Johnston will
have 314 delegates in the state conven-
ton. out of 504. though there is some
dispute about one or two of the coun-
ties.
1t is believed, however, the state con-
vention, which meets here June 1. will
adopt a sound money platform and en-
dorse the administration of Mr.. Clevc-
lnnd.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16
TURNED TO A SILVER VICTORY
LATEST FROM ALABAMA.

Montgomery, Ala. April 12.-The
latest returns from yesterdays primal
ries give Johnston, silver candidate for
governor, 36S votes out of possible J04
in the state convention. At the head
quarters of Congressman Clark, sound
money candidate. it is claimed the latter
has carried Jefferson, Johnston's home
county. The warmest contest in years
was that in Montgomery. the state cap
ital, which split even, each candidate
carrying one seat, but the county goes
for Johnston by three to one.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16

Should Mr.. Dudley ask who created this
discord among Democrats. he would be
answered as Nathan said unto David:
Thou art the man."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
Gsts SGrcGtiGes GrIcbuii; wGb=
rcno cincs 0e,uitters.

Sin f6reflidss @rlebniB batten Die.
Ter Sage 5lpei MGnner aus &infielo, in
Der g,dbe BON 0uincep, Su. Gin ae=
lplner 6reO. Meaboms, !pel6er i'm 9o=
ben BON Srant See in Gi6fclo anoe=
tellt 1T, mar in Geielli1aft BON sSoi6
9S9ltneD am N}ittlpD6 in Quincy ee=
melen uno bate Gintdufe fir oas Sc
l9dtt oes Srn. See belorot. Oils Die
Utdnner ben Seimpeg antraten, botten
ne llnter onOerem aub Elm SaB Yetro=
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md 8 Qbr lein, no Die Manner mod
un9efdbr anoertbalb Mteilen pon &id=
lielo entiernt maren, ols le BON Dem
'Wetpltterlturm iiberrai6t nuroen, Der
am genaniten 9lbeno iiber Die 8eoeno
oobin5og. Sa fubr pl0bli6 Elm 9reler
VllBltraDI bernieoer, burb ben belize
Wdnner uno zines Der Yferoe betdubt
murben. Meaoows ltiirste aus Dem
gSagen uno blieb in oer StraBe lieoen.
8as unperleBt gebliebene Yfero muroe
eri6reft, bog flll5 ab uno mari ben
gSagen llln, tpDbei Wbitnep unter oas
6ubripert 81 liesen fam. Meaooms
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nit Dem petroleum in grano lei ; basz
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ben Wbitnep 81 Siilfe unb befreite benz
lelben aus ieiner eeldbrli6en Sage.
lnteroehen mar aub bas betdubte
Etero ipieoer mlnter gemoroen uno bas
Jeuer i'm brennenoen SAT- eine aus.
gelbe Wdnner sinsen spar tobtlib er=
lbreft aber eliifliher Weiie unberlebt
gu SUB nab Gifiielo, um bann am
ndditen Sage Wasen uno 2aouna in
Si6erbeit sll brin9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09

ueber oo2 Orn unS me6rfoCb 6erpro.
Aene o6iieO GDeeie 2an" MIRO por
SbcoNo uutet Dem 4. D. 9H. nie foIQt
Qel@richcn 2iit Dem GeutiQcn 3oQt
trltt betanntlicb Oo3 Gjeieb in &roft
our0 mal4es oar lette Congress oui nQe,
1ullten &dic" cine 10 boDe Steuer leQt,
oob Die 9eritelun9 oesIelben ftb nibt
melr be5aDlt. r0jcfiillter &GIe" 1T Elm
Nrtttel. Der Tait 0u@IblieBIib i'm Stoote
SlllnplS erael9t UOrOen it, u1o siuar
bat oieler St0at DoOOn jdbrlitb Is, 0O0,=
600 Yfo. er5euQt; 100000 pfuno
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lld1 berau59eitelt, DaB in Dem nel,en
8e1eB Der itblic3c p0ya9rop6 feblt, mal=
tDer fitr oas Gll@ionO beitimmte 98oo=
rem BON Der Geiteuerung ausnimmt.
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ltellt, neil ia Dem Gon9reB perfaNunoss
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benuben, I'm Den 9nn3e1 SteuererlaB
anSule6ten. 9ie stelerbeItimmunQ
Oes Gelcbes 1T es ilbri9ens ni6t allein,
mas Die SerfeQun9 n9efiillter &iie" pou
leBt an 5u elmer ltntbunli0teit modt.
Sas Geleb beI09t, OaB auf jeoem G1Ie,
oben uno unten unO al allen bier sei=
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5wllGen oenen lid ie Elm 3on 3pii6en=
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ter bleien llmiidnoen miiBte ieoer SQie
minoelteitS einen llmfang BON "a 3oQ
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FILTER Safe bertauft" Dor ibren Sota=
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
Sic sSarbenlinie aatf ocut Gall
Gett.

Garis, Ser., 5. Sept. I'm II lib,
5 W}inllten aeltern Mpreen puroe De,
meiBe George 8. Nbeeler lpeeen grmor=
olln9 bon &Obert Wc@abe, am II. Mai
1895 IN Der Gbifaiam Station eebentt.
Der WSOroer bate ii6 in Sinterbalt ee=
le9t nno iein Opfcr in @e0enwart bon
oenen fiinfjdbri9em. Spbn eriboilen.
Sobalo @beelers 2ei6e entfcrnt par,
puroe Die @alsenmaibinerie pieocr in
Oronlln9 9ebraGt unb Silas See UNI
Slfman 6reelano, Die beioen Geeer,
Die am IA. 9fObember 1895 6. 3. Ga=
ngoD, Self. MaOOon, Yaul 9lppleeate
uno elnen llnbefannten in einem
Sbantp=Soote ermorbet batten, muB=
ten Den @alsen beiteisen. Sir 1ie fiel
Die Talltbilre um II lbr 5 Ntinuten.
9lae brei armen Siinber bra6en oos
6enif. Die g}eger wuroen auf gDbee=
Iers yitte, Der ni0t NIT 6arbi9en su=
slei6 ben Sprung ms Senleits tbun
lpollte, ieparat 9ebenft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
9lN3Innn.

Slr Dem noroOfli6eu 9>ouin5en So.
pans bot ltBte gGo1e elm ftlrttbares
Gr0bcbpn tott9elunOen. Die Gtoot
&otll9o mnp0e total 3erItDrt unO meb,
rrc o1oete Stabte wnroen fart mitQe=
uommen.
2lm 20. 9lu9ult Got oui Der eSnIeI
S"lonb oos befti0iie GaObeben Ieit Dem
Sabre l7S4 liatt9efunOn,. 3toei Sir
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Slob 9rt00t"t mooOcn. lRenI6enleben
lnu lItVt 81 bctluyeH.
Sn WuGCOonien 0oben G0mbTe 1tQtt-
9rtph0e.t III welWtn bic SIrfcn 46
2oOte Dc'lu;Plt, mQhreno Die GrrluIte
Uer SAIN,9enttn bcOcutenO i1mcrer wa=
rcn.
S1 Sop, Ne9Dpteu, 1T Die Cholera
W'fOer ou aebtoGen. Gom l. big. 4.
September erlagcIt 81 GerIonen Der
StQnSbcit.
2eBte @o6e mlrOe in Dublin Elm
eonoent bon Gertrctern Der irifhen
Jtane, pelher Dem 3mef biehen ioQ,
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gen, ob9ebulten. 1000 Gelegaten, oa=
rllllter oIcle aus Imecifa, tparen anme=
ienO.
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sum YrdltDelrten gepdblt. Ser Ser
nln pe9lnnt am Is. September unO
oouett 5 Sabre.
Der 3ar unO Die Sacin reilten am
3. September bon &iep no9 Grsslau
ao, mo- tie nit ocm Salier gDilbclm su=
1ah'me1tlenen unO einem She'll Der
&aIlrrlnanOocr bellpD9ncn meroen.
9ie 9(uffdnoii6cn auf Guba baben
el11en 1paaiIUen Yropiantsua tpeooe=
nonlmpn, tpel6er am %. 9luault bon
Gie9o DC 2iirla na6 Sos gleOras ab=
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Gs beibt, oaB Der 3pcf Der Geile 81
Sung @pangs nit Dem glane in Ser
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NnlaBlt6 oes Seoanta9es uuroe in
Der eplonie GrltneualD Der Glunoltein
5u elncm Sismarf'G 'Genfmal selest.
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S6re6ii0es Srauo,tttaIiid.

Benton Sarbor, Mli6., z. Sept.
yores Spernbaus, oas eleaanteHe
Sbeater i'm iiiopeitliden Nti6i9an, lit
am Sonntaa friib our6 eine Geuers=
brunft oolitdnois serltOrt tuoroen. 2ei=
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Menlhenopfer. benn bic eilifiiraenoe,,
Ntauern begruben fiinfsebn Teuerlpebr=
leute unter ibren Sriimmern. Gpn
ben Segrabenen bitten bereits eff ibr
Seben elm uno es iit mOslid, oaB nod
mebrere ibren 8erlebunsen erlieeen
merOen. Stint ber Gerunsliidten ee=
borten sem ct. Soiepbs Separtement
an. Sas Gebduoe entbielt II. ". Die
Office unb Oruferei Der .Gbenina
yfems". fotpie eine gnsabl 2aoen. Ser
angeridtete S6aben felt iid auf etpa
500, 900, bem eine 8erlideruna BON
$25. 600 9e9eniiberlfebt. Ser uriprunq
oes Jeuers 1T ni6t betannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
@cittVGe Gotiscm.

BrdTioent GlepeIanO bat Ii6 entI6ie=
ben oage9en 9etueigsrt, baB i,in Name
al5 @anoibat bor Der Snoianapolis
Gonp"ntion oor9ei6logen meroe.
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bruf gema6t, mclm Der GoriG0laq Ell
ner Gintommeniteuer in indianapolis
IN Die Glatform auI9enommen woroen
lDQre.
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Staotsmobl abge0olten puloe, IieQten
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trug Die republiioniiGe W}r0rDeit 81, :
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Den GeI0luB 0efob5 ouf GinfiiDlun9
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ten iu beite0eu.
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lltcn Tijr Die NusfjjouuQ Der GoCon3en
onf oem Staotstidct cnOoitirt. g,idter
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Nm l. Septsmo,r lOieo SefretG
Smitb ou5 ocm Gobjnet. Qtle mibt;
9en cjcItdfte Oe5 Geportements fir
erIeOi8t.
Nuf Die 2infroge elmer 9}en gorI
3ettun9 an ocn oomofrotifGen gicr- |
Erdlj0entitbOfts Gou0iOaten crfpIc,e
frl9enOe 2tntmort y%Qt1, YPe., j. |
sept. SeOe MelOunQ oQB ic5 Die gto=
ltft DobH, meinen g}omcn Dom oemo=
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1T unbc9rttnoet. SD babe niemols
ooron 8"oot3t, einer iol1en S6ritt .3u
t9un. Nrtbur 8. Gcmou."
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bencn Generals Il. 6. Grant, Der in
Gteoo, Sal, po1nt. 1ot ii3 Der gortei
0ef EoAN.lit'n CitgcnDioNen.
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SnIann.

Die 9. N. g., tpel6e lebte 9Bo6e it
ct. paul ibr 80. 6elOIa1er abb cit
bat Mtajor 6baoDeus Stepen @larflpr
sum S6bltfOmlnonorenoen ernGblt.
81 Sung GDang mar m60renO De,
9a15en gGo4e Der @e9enltano Der eus=
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llebeTlibt tiber SonOI unO @cmerbe
merit man elite cnti6icOene Gunabme
oe5 gertrGr;n5, Die 9rDBt"ntbeils auf
Die dnooAernoeh uno itartcn Goloein=
fulren nnO ferner auf poIitI9e G,cio=
nnc, mel6e nit groBer Slut fmertianteit
oerfOl9t nerO"n 5uriifSufiibren lit.
Sn eh1cr Stride in Soutb ORANGE,
yt. D., felItcn ii9 llnmaKcn iGmat aer
6!Obe ell. 9tiemano tonnte es lnebr
0EsbQtcn uno ocr Gottpsoifnlt finoct
lettb"r iii circr GaDeue Itatt.
Die Glnfp9r pOn Golo bauert fort.
9(n Der 9rOBen Ya2aoe Der s.. q. g.,
Die dm 3. September in CT. Yaul,
Mum, itottfano, brtbeiligten Ii9 4O,=
900 olte Srieger.
Nm |. Sepi. fano in, gitroQlp,erin=
0ullie oer CALIFORNIA 8owoer COMPANY
IN Tjnolo, Gcl., zine @Iplolion itatt
lnO 5eritOrte o0s GebGuoe uno t0otpte
5 Gblnelen, iOple 4 g&eibe.
9lus 8ufoto, g. g., miro bcri6tet,
ooE cine 9ampfpa0t nit II 4}erionen
our@ cinen hcftigen Sturm pon. tbrem
2tntGrplob III Der @InmooO gubt bin=
lUe90itrleDeu NDuroe unn oQbei Drei
YeriOnrn um'3 &cben famen.
Die 9ObicnQr0ber Idno5 Der g8beelinq |
Der Baltimore e CbipI
9Suln, tpolelbNt Die 2obnrQte pon 7OI
nuf 90 Gents per Some reou3irt mur=
DC, baben cine MohenperIQmmlunq ob=
3ebolten unO beitlolcn, Die GeOuttion
1l9t an5unebmen.
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3ntlsctt {GDott at.

Sacramento, Sal, Z. Sept. gtlr
Samltdg 2IbenD ipGt mod)ten 3uordu:
ber ben NOriub, Den na0 Dem Ster
fabrenOen @rpreB3u9 s Meilen peitlid
BON bier ansubalten uno 81 berauben.
sic tonen aber Ih0n an, oenn Der
3u0fiihrer leBte iib CUR gYebre uno
i1pB clnen Der NnQreifer nieoer, luo=
raul Der 3us unsebinoert peiter fubr.
Der Sberlff BON bier 1T nit elmer poIie
no6 Dem Shauplob oSs lleberfalls oe=
ritten, llm Die Spuren Der Yanbiten
gu perfoI9en.
9l5 Der 3ug lib Dem 96rfhen gveb=
tier nGbertc, tletterte Elm Mann onf Die
SocomOtipe uno stpang ben 3uofI6rer,
lODle oen 0ei5er nit pDrgebaltcnem
Reooloer, oen 3ug sum Gteben 81
0rlll9en, mdDren0 Gin 0noerer G0ubet
lt0 onipiftp, iid in Die gaNaoiermaQ=
9Ons 5u begeb"n, Inn Die gaiia9iere su
berauben. Ser 3ugfiibrer mar iebob
ELL mutDi9cr Wtann, nelber aud ben
re6ten 9lugenblif 81 benuben perltcno.
2lls er lab, OaB i'm Der 3u0rduber eli
men 2lu9enbltf aus ben Qlu9en licB,
er9riTt er Ieinen Gebplper uno IbpB ben
GGlber nieoer. 9ann ieBte er nit iei=
nem 3u9e Die Sabrt foit. Ser G0rper
oes Gilenba9nrQubers wuroe am Sonn=
tag Wtor4en neben Dem 8eleiie auf9e=
tunoen. Sn ieiner 0ano biclt er nod
elnen 9elooenen &epolUer. Man gloubt
Dap 'ein 9}ame s. $. Morean lit uno
oaB er ppn San Sranciscp 9ieberfam
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
Sie @ablen TT &ermont mnD
MrfanSas.

Sn Yermont unb 9lrfonIas habet
Die Staatspablen lfattsefunoen. Se
motraten nie &epublitaner beanIpru
1en nit oem 9inmeis ouf bicie Wab:
len ben li6eren Sie9. 9lus Der Der.
mebrten republitanii6en Mebrbeit ii
Germont fplscrn Die Gepublifaner, oal
eine S:r0mung su ibren @uniten bette.
be, tpel6e cine iiberpdlti9enoe Mebr=
belt fiir WcRinleD sur Tolee baben
lpe,be.
9lnoererieits bebaupten Die 9emp=
fraten, Die rieiige Meb~beit in Nrtan=
ias ipeiie bcutlih barauf bin, Dab Die
Silberbeuesuna nit unbeswin9li6er
@emalt olles mitreiBe uno 8rDans
Wabl geli6ert lei.
Seioe Naii6ten iino irrio. SieIe
Woblen betpeiIen nur. boB beioe por=
teien bic 9rOften ynitrensunaen mos
den, Soben su gominnen. 9ermont
lit Der Iiheriie republifanil6e Stoat
in ber Union, unb 9lrfonias lit ben De-
motraten getuiB /; lit es ba gu perpun=
bern, oaB in einem @obltampfe, lei
tpelhem auf beiOen Seiten Die grpbtcn
9lnitrengtn9er gcma6t uerben, Die &e=
publifoner in 0ermont, Die Semofra=
troten in 9lrfanlas @rfol9e aufsuweiien
babtn. Sur ben 9lus9ang Der glotio=
nolwo6l Iino oieie Stoot5tuohlvn nur
bon undergraduates Seoeutuna Der
Souptfompf muB in ben N}ittelltaoten
ausocfpAten meroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09

gei Sesweu, Sno., beruneliifte cir
Grcurlionssug bon ct. 2ouis uno muir.
ben 5wei geripncn eet6otet uno pielt
Ii6limm OerleBt. Is. u. 9(llen, Elm SSar.
nter, Der aur 3eit 0es Infalles in Der
ytdbe ritt, purOe BON ieinem ibeuenocu
gleroe 9etporfen uno trat i'm ocs S6ie1
ouf Die Sruit. Ser Mann piro uabr=
i6einlih iterben.
Sn Der f0ni9li6cn @eI6ubgieBerei sll
Sponoau 1T mie0er Elm lln9liif paiIirt.
SIN S6mel5ofen erploOirte cine @ra=
note. 9ret Perionen purOen perlebt ;
elm ytann gamens 2oren3 iIt auF bci=
ben 9lu9en erblinoet. Sine 9enaue
untcrludun9 oes Gorfon,nnil1es i1t
an9eo:Dnet noroen.
Nus 8ongor, 8ales, miro 9emeloet:
Der &iiien 9ampfer u0ocor" 1T
auT Der S0be oieie5 Safcns 9eI6eitett.
Nfan ftirdtct, OoB Die 9an3e Seman=
nnn9 5u Grunoe ge9on9en 1T.
Sn SboOrOn, 91ebr., murOe am |.
SeDtember friib bon unbefonnttr Sono
mt eln%t NIT Yetroleum gefiillten @ieB=
tonne Der 6uBbooen, bQ5 S6lafsinl=
mer, 'Omie Die getten, in oenen 6illfs=
Poltmciltet SO. q. GonleD, oeIien 5Frau
'unO 8mei &InOer ihlieIen, beIprenQt,
lNnb oos 3inmer Donn in grQno Qc=
ieBt. Ser oidlte 9tou9 erItifte atuar
Die TlQmmen, ober Qls Die 5Feuernebr
ontom, fono lte Die Ginocr beloe tOot
uno Die GItern bemuBtIos por. 9ie
gufre9un9 itbcr bieie 5Dat zines TeiQen|
S@urten 1T 9roB.
Sim 9}Outo9 fonoen Die Mablen in
Nrfanio9 li0tt. Die 9ct0eiIiQunQ ma,
9rOBcr ais je subor. 8. gG. Sones
Der OclnOtrotilbe @ouUcrncltrS=Gonoi=
oot murOe nit elmer MebyDcit non ca.
$4,000 Stimnren erpQ0lt. @3 uur=
oOr ca. 5000 Stimmen mebr oboe= |
9e0clr ol5 BET Der 0ouDcrnellrsmQhl !
Dor spei Sobsen. SSn 1894 betr,ro |
Die oemotratil9e MeDrbeit $4,000 |
SiiInmen.
Sim M}onto9 (9trbeitertoQ) Iprot
y. $. 8rD0n, Der oemufrotif6e Qyd=
1onltlQoft5 GonOiOot, su elmer ric7i=
aen WtenI6cnmen9e i'm S6iiB>npoxf in
Gbica9O.
Cine 9epeir9c pOn Son9tona meloet,
ooB 1000 Sniurgenten bic Stoot
Sol1tsoro, auf Der SSniel 9uSon, Der
glDbtcn Der GDilippinen Snieln, einoe=
noh'nen unO Den @ouperneur, oeIien
SeFret0r unO anOere Geamt"n Qefan=
zen Qcnommpn unO mQn0erlet @emolt=
toaten bc9on9en baben. Gie erTten
Geritdrtlrn9en fiir Die Ipanii6en 9rup=
pen ltnb auf Den 9bilippluen eingctrof=
fen.
Sin Correspondent aus Guba berif=
tet r9oscorro lie9t in Sriimmern unO
IS 1T leBt cin peiterer S9>itt oet6an
poroen, nm Die fponii6en SrupDen
aug @uba 81 bertleiben. Die Sruppen
HnIo's uno Beno'5 boben Den or06ten
54eil per Staot in 9li6e gcleot uno Die
m ben sorts beftnoli6en Sruppen fino
ebt in i0limmer 2oQe, Do i6ren oue
Sebcn5mlttelSufubr abgeI6nitten 1T.
,6oscorro 1T cine tleine StaOt, aOer
tit Die Sponicr BON groB"r gBi6ioteit,
"a % ein PrDOiant= uno Munitipn3=
Ncpot fir Die Sruppen ipar, Die bon
Suerto Principe na9 Sunnamaro mar
1irten.