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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-18
REMOKED HER KIDNEY,

Physicians Successfully Perform Delicate
Operation
New Britain, Jan. 17.-Mrs. e. S.
Conklin successfully underwent a del
icate operation to-day. One of her kid
neys was removed. Drs. Stone, Cremin,
Taft and Jarvis attended her.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-18
1T WAS NOT DIVULGED
THE DEMOCRAT VINO WENT BACK
ON MS PARTY NOT KNOWN YET.

The Democratic Caucus Last Night-Elo-
quent Appeals Not Effective Though the
Speakers Assured Everyone That the Man
Who Betrayed Them Was in the Hearing
of Their Voices.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-26

dor oier3epn Sabren bate ID einen lei@ten e&las'
anfan. l1eberorbeitun9 fabrte nero6fe Grf@6pfune
berbei SD muroe uusemcin nero6s unb bic I'm
~,r.nsuns bel 6fentli9em epre@en oeruria@te 6er3'
flppfen. pel9es uein 2eben bebrobte. Sd 9ebrau&te
,tet Jlaf&en 81. Wiles' gseu 9eart gure fur meme
9~erabefauerben uuo smei Jlainen ST. Wliles' Re-
~foratioe saerbine fur ueine Nero6iltdt uub bin
beNer ols i'd iemals .uieber III ieiu e~ruortete. 50
Rann Runbeulaus fprsaeu opne ~ ermnoeu ober
bot 3erauopfen befa1sn iu tueroen, mie bies fraper
Der Gau tuar. unb ID fable mid Sbnsn u 9ans
osrpri@tst.'
8M baben bet alen Apptbefern. 81. WileS' BuG
hbtr 3er,. unb sseroenIeiben fret per puR
Dr.. Miles Medical Co., Ekhart, Ind.
ST. @iIeS' @tilmittel NADER, geiunb.
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Die iocaIc 0ecc.

Sames =. 0raueis, Mloermann, Gbi:
ca9o, iaNt: sd erabte Or. Sings Nsw
Discovery ais cine ioeole Yanucee fir
9uitsu. Grtdltums, umo 2%unse"leioen
uno babe lie in ben leeten flint Sabren
nit NusidluB arStIider 0tesepte ODER
anoerer Yrdparotionen IN meiner 6as
Mile 9ebraudt.
Neu. Sobn YurSus, Scout, Soma,
i@reibt: SD mar iber so SABRE lang
Elm Yrieiter oer Metbobiiten episcopal:
Stride uno babe ME gtwas 10 wobls
tbueno ooer 10 idneq belfeno sefunoen
ais Or. Sings New Discovery. Sers
iu9t bieies locale Quitenmittel. Strobe:
1aiden iiuo unentseltli9 3u baben in
Der Npotbete bon $. 10. Olen, Nem
lllm, Minn. Ne9ulare @r6Be SOC une
81. 81
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9ouritten.YIac nab Cali:
forntcu.

Die. felt finf;ebu Sobren ii4 auss
seseidnet bewabrenoea, peri0nli4 beaufs
ii9tisten Eouriltens3 i9e nod Galiiors
MEN iiber Die Minneapolis & ct. Vouis
8abn perlaNen nunmebr wieoer re9elz
mdBi9 an ieoem Donneritas Nbeno Mins
neapolis. Die weitsebenoitc 5orsiolt
fir bic Yequemli@teit Der paHa9iere
miro mie INNER als @auptlade betra9>
tst. Wesen &aten uno BOILER Snfors
nation wenoe man fid an s,}obn GYcjet,
Weent, Nem lllm, Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-26

Die leitenoen Silberleute auer par>
teieu beabli9tism in ben na@lten Wos
den, mabri@einli@ balo nod 3uIamnens
tritt oes GonsreleS, iii Waibin9ton cine
Gonferen; abSubalten, UNI lid llber 3u>
t%unitspldne 81 berat5en. IS lou Dies
cine BON Der Earteiansebori5te't unabz
baneiae Gonferens meroeu, an wel9er
ii9 lopobl BE Tertreter Der bimetauts
1tii9en 2isa, ME aud Yopulilten, Sils
berbemotroten uno Silberrepublitaner
betbeiliqen meroen. Man miQ Dor auen
Dinsen in oerlelben auf cine quite Dr.
qanilation bin arbeiten uuo bot babel
3und9it bic Gon9reBmablen pon 1898
i'm Nuse. Oieie GoagreB;Gompasne
1oQ Die Vorbereituns fir bic @ampa9ne
uon 1900 biloen. Sones, @arner unb
bic anberen Ieitenben Silberanban9er i'm
GonsreB unb auBerbalb oelelben MINI
j9en Elm einbeitli@es Gor9eben iammts
li9er iett ;eripttterten iilberfreunoliden
parteien ;u bewirten; bic Propasanoa
iol I'M GonsreB mie aud I'M 9an;en
2unbe mad einem seorbneten Plan orsa=
nilirt merben. Someit BET @onsreB in
Betra9t tommt, merben ba nidt nur
etmaise aui Silberprdsuns abjielenoe
seiebseberii@e Ma Breseln in bas Be-
reid Der Combination se5o9en meroen,
ionoern aud in 8e5us ouf anbere Tras
gen mirb Elm semeiniames 8or9eben &C.
plant, namentlt@ binli@tli@ Der Ga:ifs
fra9e, Snitiotiue uno Referendum uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wan mill ferner
Elm itdnoises 9ouptquortier in Waibz
inston etabliren, uno i'm 1aus ME Sc
nat io0 in @eitalt pon &eoen neues
Materiol ;ur 8ertbeiluns unter bic
Malen 6es Toltes seliefert weroen.
Dieie Neben loQen aber ni3t na@ Be>
lieben Der G%in3elnen, ME iriber, wilo
1T ben Sag binein ;uiommensepfui3t,
ionoern nod einem uorber senau felt9ez
letten 9rosramm oussearbeitet meroen,
10 oaB lie gu chamber pai1en unb lid erz
9dnSen. gs miro erwartet, baB Bryan
BET Gonferenj beiwobnt, ieoenfaas lit er
pon benz 3med berlelben unterri@tet
uno 1tebt init ben 9aupta9itatoren in
8%erbinoun9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-26

Nut welde Nrt bic 0ololsute oas
6inansipitem eieies yunoes gu usrbensr"
seoenten, sebt aus Der ioIsenosn Na@s
riht, welder mir Der ct. Fuuler
vIoltsseituns" entnebmen berpor. DIE
lelbe lautet:
,Sn uerldiscencn G3eilen oeS 9anoss
weroen Don bsu 6anoels t0rpcrl9atten
S9ritte setban, welde aui bic Serbel>
ierum9 un isrss nationulen UinansiyltemS
bin,ieleu. Man mill Die Sunossrssiez
ruua uon Der Y1idt, Yantaslddite be-
treiben iu miiiien, eno9iltis bstre'e".
Zen @anten iou in 3utunft bic gorge
iiberla0en bleiben, Die n0tbisen llmlauts
mittel ~ i6oiien."
IS wiro oaourd tlar uno biinois Die
Gin;isbuus Der Sdaeamtsnote" (@ree"z
bats) uno Grtbeilun9 aus9sosbnterer
Yriuilesien al Die Nationalbantsn, mebr
Wantnoten ausssbcn 81 otrFen betur:
mprtet. Wd9reuo man olio slnerle1ts
in uerniinitiser Beiie bsitrebt 1T, Der
Nesieruns oos aueini9e Hsdt %su;uaelte:
ben, @elo ber;uitellen uuo auS;u9eben,
m06te man na6 Dem uor9cnannten Sors
iAlus oies @eiddit Den Santen als
Monoppl iibsrtragen. Mir alauben
nltt, oaB burd cine oerartiae NenosrunS
cine 8s1eruns unierss Uinan;lplteas
e~r,telt meroen tanE un6' lino oeIbalb
lb%erseuet, baB cine iolbe bel Den u|all Ell
oes yoltes aui ssredtierti9ts Oppolit'on
lloBen wiro.
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Nad) ben auuerldiii9iten bis iett
einselauienen 8eri@ten wiro oas nd@ite
&eprdi entantenbaus oes Gon9reii es aus
2O7 &epublitaner, 1877 Demotraten uno
Is Bopuliiten belteben. Son bieien
permutbet man, bag 1853 fir unb 204
sesen SilbersGreiprdsuns itimmen Mir
ben. SIM Senat lit, oa orei Treililber>
&epublitaner ertldrt boben louen, oaB
iie nit ibrer alien partei gu itimmen
entldlo0en ieien, bic SteQun9nabne in
Der Silberfra9e cine dmeifelbaite.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-26

inter ben usri9iebenen @lIdz
wuni@l@reiben, bic tir;li@ bet Mc>
&inlep einlieien, befinoet ii@ ou@ Gins
pom Carl S@ur5, aus benz folsenbe
bsmertenswertbe SteQe ausemeiner Be-
tannt gu meroen ueroient: n@enn IT.
seno etmas gu beoauern lit, 10 lit es bic
Ebotiode, boB 8rpan nod 10 uiele
Stimmen erbielt, ob9lei3 bic S@wd@e
ieiner Sa@e auseni@einli@ mar. Die>
ies &eiultat lit ii@erli@ ni@t Der un>
wi0enbeit Der Babler aaein 3u3ui@rei>
ben, e%beniowenis blinbem Yartei9eilt,
ionoern 5weifeQos benz 8orbanoeni ein
elmer sroBen, nidt uouitdnois unbe>
9rinbeten l1njufriebenbeit, be:
rem l1ria@en in aufri@ti9er Weiie forge
faIti9 unteriu@t ueroen loQten."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-26

81 Chicago wuroe Elm M}ann, ter
Elm paar &oblen iteblen woQte, nm oas
9eim ieiner armen, frierenbeu Gamilie
gu erwdrmen, bon einem Ba@ter on9e>
l9oile en- uno oann uerbaftet. 81 man
bel benz 8eoauerswertben mobl aud bic
Bebauptun9, baB CT nur an &leptoma>
ME lei6e, selten laiIen wiirbe?
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General WttleS meilt in ieinem


Sabresberibt oaraui bin, baB IS notb>
wenois lei, bic YumoeszN rmee gu per-
ooppeln. Gr iast es iteben i9mere 3ei>
ten beuor uno menn Der repolutionare
@eilt beruorbr1dt, oann miiie Militdr
our l1nterbridun9 oeslelben eini@reiten.
Man befir9tet alio e,ne N%epolution Der
Waiie en- 9e9en oas rduberii@e Monopol.
gtun, menn bic Wablueripre9unsen Der
Mc&inlepiten hi balbwess eintreiien,
lino bic Woltsmaien 9erne 5ufrieoen,
uno bic uermebrte Soloatenipielerei 1T
gang uno gar ni3t notbmenbis, UNI ben
@roBbelib 81 bei@uten uno bic 8olts>
maiien gu be-tdmpien. (Dul. Sltsf.)
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Sndlens Mrnica=S albc.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt iir Bun:
ben, Suetidunsen, S4nittwunoen, &C.
i1wiire, SalSfluB, 6ledten, oui9eiprunz
gene 1dnoe, Jrol tbeulen, 3ibnerau9en
uno aue 9autausl@lase uno beilt uns
fsblbar 0dmorrboioen. 0olltdnoi9e
Vefrsoi9uns 5useiidert, ODER feline Ye>
;abluns usrlonst. Preis. % Gents bic
Sda4tel. j3u baben bel 8. 81. Olien,
92ew ulm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-26

@le Nrten Don Bau1ols a1s @olteu, Bret
ter, @9iubelu, 2atten, Mouloin9s uiw., unb
ilnter 5nii@eriuag prompter urS reeler
uou Nem Him uuo llm9e9enb beitens.
Better Sberer.
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y u,crifaucr int 9luSIaMoc.

IS wdre eiM Slid fir Mmerita,
wsmn Wmeritaner. bic li@ ldnsere Ssit
in europa aufbielten. bort bes HanoeS
uerwieisn, ooer CUR griluuns Der Yiirs
ssrpfi1t anssbalten wiiroen. Sn
0eutidlano wiu man sesen ebemaIise
oeutlde ll%ntertbanen, Die oas ameritas
m,ide Yirserre@t %srlanste". 10 uerfabs
rem lmb bas nit @edt. Ser Wleni3
jou ba Yirger iein. no CT wobnt nno
lid ni6t MIR bsiubsweiie ODER in @es
i9dften auibdlt. SIT CT bas ni9t, 10
seuieBt sr mentseltli3 @e@te, bic ans
osrc lid nit ibrsm @eloe %ertaufen mill
len. gr seniebt @s&te, obne Efli@ten
gu iibernebmtn uno oas uertrdst ii@ NIT
einem seoroneten @emeinmeien ni@t.
Man9e III erer amerltanii6en 0elo>
protein per3sbren oriben oas @elo, oas
lie bier einnsbmeu, uuo oieies @elo wiro
Dem Qanoe, cos i9neu Die Mittel gum
fotten 9ebensaenu6 bietet, entjo9en.
Miuionen weroen iol@er9eltalt int Muss
lanoe uerpraBt uno iino es uorju9sweiie
Gn9lij9> Nmeritaner, oeuen ibr Vater>
LAMB nlr bic Mil@tub lit. Sc mebr
Qsute bierlanos lid Elm unabban9ises
GermOsen erwerben, belto tisfer sreift
oieier MiBbroud Elm. Benn besbalb
Oeuti9lauo 9e9en oieie Sorte Deuti9e
III Der an9soeuteten &i@tuns uorse9t,
10 tonn man oos ais ameritanil6er
Burser MI biuigen; aber es iol babel
nidt ltebeu bleiben. ~ionrern AUDI bic
nidtoeutl9en Nmeritaner nad ldnserem
Mui ent9alte Dor Die Wabl lteQen, ent>
wsoer beutl@e unterlbanen gu wsroen,
ooer ii1 gu usr;ieben. limb anoere Xdn>
Der iouten es tim BARN nadmaden.
Sir men Nmerlta nibt gut 9enu9 ut,
Der ioQ li9 ideercn; es wuroen bann
~unierer 9tesieruus oriiben man9e l1n>
anncbmli9teiten, bic jest bic bolbe 3e;t
unlerer Vertrcter i'm Wuslanbe in Mn>
lpru9 nebmen, erlpart blelben.
(Wbenoblatt.)
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8tui9c Greurttonen na@ oet,
@eitctt rtnO &10en.

Mm II. Nopcmber unb l. uno Is.
Oesember 1896 uertauft bic Nortbme>
ltern>2inie Greur lionstifets na@ elmer
Nnjabl ucn pldten int Welten unb Si>
ben unter sinlti9en @eoinsunsen unb
iebr biuis. Wesen Eidets uno ionltiser
Nusfunft wenoc TAI li@ an Die N9enten
Der 6. & V. IS. gatn. 3~5-37-39
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9a9 Yolt pon SiO>O atoto ltimmte
am 3. Nouember AUDI barber ab, Oh
BET Yrobibitionsartitel Der Terfailung
;u wioerrufeu iei ober ni@t. Der @iz
oerrui wuroe be @loiien. D1e lo9ilde
Tol9ernns wdre nnn, oaB nit o'eIem
probibitionsartitel Der 0erfaiung audi
ale g. ict9ebun9sacte oabiniielen, melde
aui @runo beslelben %erlaiIen wuroen.
0ariber berrldt aber M%einun9suer<
l9ieoenbeit. IS lit bic Nbli6t, oab in
Der tommenben ye9islaturl itun9 Elm
2icen;seiet erlallen weroe. Bis oabin
eriitiren feline 9eletli6eu Veitimmuu9en
iiber bic 9erlteuuns uno ben Sertauf
Don Spirituoien.
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bic @eneral>MKemblp Der Nrbeits>
ritter, mel9e lette 8o@e III @o9eiter,
81. g., in Situns mar, bat 1i@ falt
finitim,ni9 fir TreiiiIber ertIart.
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Mtrpote @rf&opfnm9
6e(eitiqt our4 OF. N(i(cs' Teruinc.

Anbaltenbe 3err1ttuns bes Neroenipitems beein.
nubt nidt nur bas CeAiru unb bic ~seiitisen Gdbis'
feiten. ~fonoern fibrt aud aur Grtrantang Iebeus'
midtiser Grsone. 9ie 9efdbrIi4fte bieier %iuoireeten
Goleen beitebt in einsm Grsriffensuerben bes 3eraens.
9iefes mar ber Ga1 nit Teo. u. s. eurtaes,
S{opue Niper, Sinh. Ct f9reibt:
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Wenn Sbr BIER in Jfem ulm Ga
peten fir 8 uno ID @ts. bic GoQe taus
fen t0nnt, wesbalb ioQte es oann notb,S
jein, iolde Don auBen idideu 81 lahen!
s.. 9. Saperien.
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GutWcocr uOcr.

Sbwobl isnU SDeil Der Frelle, Der
INNER nod nibt Wtannt 81 bubsn
ldeint. cap mir eS im leeten W"bls
tampis 1urbr nit elmer Nrt l~otialen Sr:
bebuns AZ tbum batten, ais nit e'nem
bloBcm Strcits I'M bic @Gbruu9sfrage,
nad Der @abl I'M seoontsnloien ueber:
mutbs crtldrte: vVrpan lit toot! bic
Yopotratis lit toot! Der Silberi@winoel
lit toot," wiro Is iset ibon, ME mir
seraoe crit aus esn Nuslailunsen oes
Wsnsralpoltme,i tiers @ilion auf benz
Yantstt Der Ntw Yorter 9onoelstams
msr uno Dem @Iidwunididreibtn oes
0errn Carl Sdms at MeGinley en-
jebsn babeu. INNER mebr o%iienbar. oaB
bic Giniidti9ereu inter ben Siegern ben
&ompi, Der am 8. Ncpember uoriibers
eebeno fiir lie suti9ieoen wuroe, nod
lan9s nidt fir aus9eio9ten bolten, ions
bern unusrmeio!i9 wieoer tommen leben,
melbe bic ON 3. Noucmbsr llnterle9e>
men III ibrer @altuns beltimmten.
nidt ourb au9emeliene Ncformen aus
Dem 8e9e ssrdumt weroen. Wie
MIR, 10 bs;os iid Die rNew Oortsr
Worlo" uOrgeitern in ciuem Nrtitel auf
bic 8%arnun9sruie Der |5srrsn Wilion
uno SGur; uno srtldrte i'm Nuidlule
oaran, oaB Die republitanii6e Partei
Bel Der nd1itsn Nubl auf teinsn Sie9
III boiien bruubs, wenn le ni1t ourd
unsemsNene MoBreseIn Der besriinbeten
un,uirisoen5sit oes yolfss %l1sucre.
Die r@eitlibs Yolt", oas toman9ez
benolte rspublitanii1e Organ oes 9anz
oss in oeutlder Spro4e, l3la9t unter
Be,usnabme aui ebenoieielben Nuslaiz
iuu9en Der Soerreu S9ur; uno Willon
sur 9leiden j3eit oenielben Son an.
Obmobl nun Die 9errcn Wilion uno
S9ur; nidt I'M @erin9iten an9eoeutet
baben, norm lie Die llebelltdnoe erblit>
en-, wel6e cine 10 be9riinbete unjuiriez
benbeit bes Toltes er6eust baben uno
alio, 10 LANCE lie ni4t obseiteut iino,
iortsrbalten miiiien, 10 lit bod tlar, oab
iie li9 babel auf bic idamloie Yriuiles
9ienwirtbi9uit be;ieben, bic nidt aQein
aui uirtbl6aitlidem %ionoern audi auf
uri It / | d @ebiete 81 @unlten
bes corporatiucn Jteidtbums ein9erlHen
lit. DE 6ra9e 1T: v@iro bic republi:
tanii9e Fartei. Die lire Berufung our
notionalen 9errlhaft nur Dem llmltanoe
peroantt, oaB Die NIT @rouer Glepelauo
ous|9eiosnbe ocmofratil9e Den grwar>
tunsen oes Goltes ni6t entpra@, erfilz
len?" Yeantuorten ie oieie Troae
ni9t sur 3uirieoenbeit oes nad Nefor>
men uerlonsenoen Bottles, 10 wiro lie,
ME mir i9on slei@ ra@ Der 8abl er<
tlart baben, i'm SABRE 1900 nod GRIND
li@er 9ei@losen weroen, als iie o,esmal
iieste. Man u%erlaie ii@ oarauf. Die
3eit Der inbaltloien politii4en S3lasz
,porte 1T poriber. Das 0olt %perlan9t
Gbaten. \\@a@ter II. Nnjei9er.)
MnAa hen unerlGifinifen his iekk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26


RsTTINORE. MD. June 2j.-Ihe
,r.,..s,,....-.-., peoor5 IN IFS weekly sum-
''"'''" ~-i .-t., ,oo.s ro-
mary oi southern I"'-S'''"'
ports that two most important events "'-
rot,r.ad for tho week have been the pro-
. -r......-s .,t Calves
P"7ai U-i'u'N7 v4 '"' ''N'
ton 90 have an aggregate capacity ol
GOO.CJ1 bushels-the increasing grain trade
80 .t.4 ..... f..,.,..ti-,,- o, extension OF
va .'''' fo.' ,...,...
graln-halQlng i1ell-les ana tne utri'''h
of oxncrt cotton manufacturers 20 build
at carney g A. "a cotton riil 10 nauu-
facturo 81 vtrv much fncr erlle OF goods
than has ever lefn produced .u tle South.
AZ Charlotte. ". g.. $1,000 company
has been formed to manufacture c0rlaea
and webbing. "a 10000 company has he,n
or-lniz.l al Concord n. g., t0 build
cotton mli. aud water power has been
purchased in North Carolina for a $500
' 'il.t' q 'l'''3 =, 49,, W'-.' t,, orJ p,
s-,o5 .I...'i.,,., ,l.,.,i. ,.ia,,t con.ra..oj
,.r.,,t..,. 90 500 nlo Glass
r-.,...t alma. ,',,.'.,,,, ,,..f t+,,--.s., has IDen
fo,-..f .,r Tf,.rrf~.riffe al has lot
contracts Tor water ami cieffric-ueht
,.l.,,,ie. I.fit.t-,., ,.,,,i, u.bo haro rftr-
..,l ,,o l,S 40 isnI 1oor
ci,arfe.flp " ~, ,-ur nltt in Am ovten-
efro ,ieotric-iirrffny e9-iinn,ont. n blow
oie factory AZ Ifarorstovyn Nld. now oui-
riovin., about I ZOO hands Win bo on
iarerl. S3GnO u.u be cvrondel On The
fr+.rsfon of tho ,.ofnr-y.ori,s a+ ffn~r~s-
t-o.r. tto ri.,,ri. r,ff,,,,- b,tr.s.n psl
,f,,,r. ana 1y,.,,fr,f,, fas fot oonf-r.+
f.. ,.,,., ,.',,'r, f...ls, flr sSf -lo. an fea
r,r,r.,r r.s le.o o,-arizsj at srar.an-
t,-. ~ o. . sfob ~, of-....,. ,.,',,..'r .,.t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
GiN sIWoNB. BUcHNER HERE.
The Ex-Goyernor of Kentucky Comes to
Altemh the Conledernte Eennion.

The EN-GOyernOr of Kentucky Comes TO
Attend The Confederate Reunion.
General simon Boliyer Buckner, ex-
Governor Of Kentucky. and one OF the
most distinguished eX-Confederates who
VIII grace the coming reunion, Is in the
city.
General Bucknor is one OF the seven
surviving lieutenant-generals Of tho army
OF the Confederate States. While IN Rich
mond the General and his wife (nee Miss
Claiborne. of this city), will be tho guests
OF Mr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Mrs.
Buckncr's uncle, at No. coz west Grace
street.
TO q Times reporter, who called at the
residence last night. General Buckner
expressed himself as delighted 10 be again
I'm the Virginia capital. lie has a host
Of friends here. who always make his
visits pleasant for him. II has been
three years since he was last here Tx
Governor Buckner has lived quietly at his
country home, about seventy-ive miles
from Louisville. since his retirement from
the gubernatorial chair IN 1891. He was
one of the most popular OF the Blue-Grass
States line Of Governors.
Like her husband, Mrs Buckner takes
n lively interest In the Cuban struggle
for liberty. She converses charmingly
and with much intelligence on the subject.
but her faith in the ultimate success OF
the movement Is not strong. She IL very
proud OF Richmond, and declares that II IS
the queen city Of the country. General
and Mrs. Buckner viii remain here until
after the reunion season. when they Will
return 20 their home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

lie Has Maceo's Photograph and Auto
craph-The Cuban War.

rrnnh-Ahe cuban war.
Tho war between cuba and Spain will
almost without a doubt be definitely set-
fiod within The next month. and tho insur-
gents under the leadership OF Maceo, VIII
have won thcir iudependence-at least so
thinks Mr. William Ryan. the internal
revenuo collector, who has gust retuihtu
from cuba. and thus he expressed hlin-
self 10 a Times representative last night.
M Ryan is famous. The press OF New
York has written much ABOUT him. ana
viii probably have more TO say in the
Wlne in New York Mr. Ryan was
more SOUGHT after than would have been
tho Prince Of Wales or tho Earl Of Dun
raven. Ho returned 10 the city
Yesterday morning Ho is looking well,
all reports a most enjoyable trip
AS regards affairs cuban, Mr.. Ryan
General lee IS exceedingly diplomatic
and much liked OnC-haif OF the blood
thirsty work OF General Weyler has never
been told. He IS n typewriter general,
conducting tho campaign from his Office,
and never appearing personally IN the
holl.'
Despite the LIGHT way in which tho
NV York press treated Air. Ryan's state
meuts. DE sfill adhercs 10 them. lie
maintains that General Lee did dine with
tho insurgents. that De saw Maceo I'm
Havana. and that the latter had his pie
ture taken ln that city.
Tn proof % this be showed me pic
tura ~ 1faceo given him by the Cuban
general lt bears ibis inscription, written
in Spanish.
"To Hon. William RYAN:
"n souvenir IT friendship.
"A MACEO.
"penar del Rio. Cuba, 10 De Juno de
fs)G."
Mr. Ryan amrms that he was tho bearer
of messages from General Lee. lie says
the Spanish forces number 10000 men 10
90 600 insurgents.
Arace0. he declares. Is well educated and
as brave as a Hon. His wife and child are
now iu NcW York
NJ Ryan adhered 70 the statement
made by him in New York that General
Leo diued with tho insurgents. He
further stated that all Of the preparations
for the feast We're made with the great
esl secrecy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
4 Farmer Murdered.

NORFOLK, VA. June ga special 10
the Virginlan from Elizabeth City. n.
c., says.
Alfred Stafford, a substantial farmer
and good citizen OF this county. living
near Rosedale, was murdered this morn
ing at o'clock by one OF his neghb0rs.
Joseph Cooper. There had been bad feei-
ing between the two men for some tlmo
on account OF stock depredations. Last
week Cooper threatened 10 XIII Stafford
If he did not keep his stock out OF his
field Early this morning Stafford cross
ed the river, which is very narrow, TO
his hog pen, on the opposite side. In tho
county Of Camden. Cooper was either
waiting for him or came suddenly upon
him: shot him once with rife, and three
times with pistol. A neighbor saw
Cooper run home. deliver the weapons TO
his wife and run into the swamp. He
has not been caught AT this writing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
President Gle, Gland Returns.

WASHINGTON. d. g.. June -5-The
lighthouse tendor Violet. with President
Cleveland, Secretary Carlisle. Or. - Heil-
lcy Of the army. and Captain Lamberion.
OK the navy, on board. reached ashing-
ton at $3.50 o clock this morning. i'rifate
Secretary Thurber was at the "barf
with a coupe and accompanied the Irtsi-
den, back to the White House. Mr. Thur
her Lad received a message tnat the
Violet would arrive at the hour named.
from indian Head or Alexandria. 1t
seems that Mr. Cleveland and nis con-
paui0ns spent most Of their holiday hsn-
i.s in the Chesapeake bay Off the mouth
OF James river. and not far from Fort
Monroe. They caught a lot OF salt-wa ter
fish. principally croakers. bluefish, sea-
bass and The variety known rs sgue-
league and breakfsh. The President SAID
that everybody had good time # rained
very hard Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
rnneral nrry.secretary BrIstow

NEW YORK, June 25.-The funeral Of
benjamin I'll. Brlstow, ex-Secretary of the
Treasury took place from the Brick Pres
byter.an church. corner Thirty-seyenth
street and Fifth avenue to-day. The
pastor OF the church, Rev. Henry Van
dIke. ID. d.. preached the funeral sermon.
The services We're very simple. large
deiegation was present from tho Bar As
scciation. There wero many beautiful
floral offerings The pall-bearers We're
Joseph raroque. Joseph IT, Choate. Judge
Patterson. Mr. Mum John G.. Latham,
Charles Lancer. Mr.. Clayton and II. H..
Anderson. The in,orment was in Wood
laMn Cemntery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
rnr TOM or ohEWE.
Marriage Of MT. ". c.Tucter and Hiss
Ida !. McCunr.

CRrWE VA. June .-Snocal-M iss
Ida r. Nccune. dauehter Of Sir. and Mrs.
+ - Nrcunn OF Nottoway county, was
,.ar~i.l to Mr. w e. Tucker OF Lam
berts Point. Va. Yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock M the home of her parents
few miles from here. EeN. ii. NeN ,in'
~ this place. officiating Mr. and Mrs.
Tucker leff ON tho o'clock train for their
home at ambert's Point
cards arc out for tho marriage OF Mrs.
ggnio A. rOwlkes ana Mr. Luther y.
Kelley both of this place at tlo residence
of the bride. on wednesday. July ist, at
$3.50 o'clock p ~
Mrs a. Y. RcMnetie and Messrs. Mar
shall Hlllsman. Joseph Noteworthy, II. :.
Harlan and Rev. x. +. Gayle. delegates
from his place 70 the EpwOrth League
Conference which meets in Lynchburg
thiq week. Ieft f1r that city to-day
Miss Nellie l'arwood. OF AppOnattox
county. having concluded brief visit TO
friends in CreWe, left for her home to-
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