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Evening journal., 1896-04-18
At WnndarIand rhentrn.

Next Monday afternoon Manager
Dool1stader will present another delight
ful bill OF high GLASS and refined vaude
Vile with Miss May belle Eckert, the
talented young contraito, aud Herr Lud-
wig Heck. Jr king OF violin virtuosos
These distinguished German artists
appear In one OF she most select vocal
and musical acts Of the season. Dan
McCarty and Miss Reynolds, comedy
farceurs, Miss Rita Dnrsnd, vocal come
dlenne, JArry Bart end Miss Lso IN
comedy ekstch, Joseph O. Hughes In
Ethiopsic oddities, aud Allyn and Ling
ard are re engaged for one week more
They will appear IN an entirely new
speciality next week Maxey, the peculiar
needle man and several other features
al out the program Lsrge electric fans
are In constant operation, making the
theatre cool and CON Portable.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18

Judge Powers, who today represents
Vermont 10 Congress, eniersd the ma
iional house with a magnificent record as
lawyer and judge OF the supreme court
Of Vermont
He is fine type Of tho careful, leSrned, +,
New England lawyer.
Though but 50 years Of age, he was 6
member of ths Vermont legislature a
third Of century ego, end again in 1874,
when hs was speaker Of the house He
has been state censor, a member OF the
constitutional convention and OF the
state senate In 1874 he became judge Of
the supreme court OF Vermont, andre
NAMED on the bench until 1890, when he
took his seat in Congress-. Judge Powers
presided at many Of the most notable
trials 10 the history Of the state, and Is
the author of many OF the most i'm
portant opinions to be found in Vermont
reports.
No Judge on tbs supreme bench Ia any
Of our states has a reputation for more
clearly and Enthusiastically expressing his
opinions. His unqualified indorsement Of
Paine's celery compound in the following
letter is as straig igbtforward and concise
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
Sports Klnetosoopea.

The Delaware Field Ciub crickst team
will begin practice at the clubs ground
at Fsmore on Monday strong team
will represent the field club this aeRaon
Charles e August, champion 90 yard
sprinter OF Delaware, wants TO rsca local
sprlntsrs for a purse Rnd the champion
ship
The Star Athletic Club has organic I'd
for the season With these player: Hol
Icy and Permar. p; O,srdser. 30 I;
Vedder, %: Thomas. 10; Russell /;
Freiezlehen. c.; Aron, Miller. Muller,
Doto and Thompson, outfelders
The High School Club will 90 to Phil
adelphlg on Monday afternoon at 81
o'clock. They will opan the season With
the Adelphi Academy.
Manager Long has released Ryan aud
Sias. they having failed to show up as
we'll as was expected.
The Washington Times says OF zsar-
foes, OF last years Dover club: ITO
the other Now York phsnom catcher,
Zesrfoss, is justly due all the
praise that has been given him
He is a good ball player and the best
young backstop that has visited National
Psrk IN many seasons.
Rockford has q strong team In the
following, who will play this afternoon:
Mccall. SIS; Hayes T.; MoClbs, So;
Buckley. C : Bsggs, % HInkls, RI.
Mcdaniel, 10 (; Phillips. @ - Ksnney
aud Stevens, p.
No glass seems TO be in "Sadie"
McMshon's arm this year
The Baltimore teAmwhlch played against
BROOKLYN Thursday was exactly the same
that played the opening game In 1894.
with tho exceptions that Doyle took the
place Of Dsn Brouthsrs and Donnelly
played third for McGraw. In 1894 the
Orioles were despised second-division
players
McMahon pitched better game Thurs
day than he did at the opening game OF
1894 against the New Yorks at Baltl
more The record against him then was
ten hits aud four bases on balls. while
Thursday only eight hits aud one base on
balls could the Brooklyns get But In
1894 the Orioles played su errorless game.
batted Rusie for ten hits and got four
bases on balls, and won handily s to s
The Baltimore City College baseball
club will have a try to-day with the
nine Of Washington College. Chester
town. The Baltimore players left the
Monumental City this morning on the tug
Henson II Keys, Captain Meekins.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
annIai and perannnI

Rev. A, A Guenther Of New York Is
Visiting in Wilmington.
The Laurel Social Club gave q we'll
attended and enjoyable dance In the
Weccsoe hall last night.
Green Hill young people gave an
enjoyable entertainment in Brecks Hall
last night
The Womens Club OF the Delaware
Saengerbund will give dance on Mon
day evening It promises to be very
enjoyable rffsir.
George Hepbron physical director Of
the Btooklyn Y. NJ o A, will spend
Sunday with old Wilmington friends.
Wilmington parties will play golf on
the Bush and Wllson links this after
noon.
Raymond Cspp Of London, Is registered
at the Clayton House.
Mlss Charlotte Ath and Miss Dunbar. Of
Elkton, Nd are visiting friends In VIII
mington.
Ex Mayor Austin HRrriDgton, Colonel
Samuel A Macallister and Christopher l.
Ward we're In Philadelphia TO day.
Miss Roxana Bowdsn. of olkel, Del, ls
visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Russell is the guest OF Mrs Rob r.
ert O. White, at Georgetown.
George Ellngsworth, OF Oskel, Del, is
In Wilmington.
Miss Jessie Jones has returned home
TO Doe Run, Pa, after visit la this city
Mrs. Frank Murray. OF Trainer, Pa, is
visiting Wilmington friends.
R. Stanley Burleigh Instructor Of elo-
crtion at the high School, gave 3
pleasant entertainment in the New
Century Club drawing room last night.
Mrs Henry F. Durs left Wilmington
to-day for Washington, where she will
spend a week.
Mrs w. h. H. Edwards, Of near
Elkton, Is visiting relstives Ia Whining.
ton.
Professor w. L Goodlng, OF Dover, was
In Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs Mollis Bissell and son lie Roy are
visiting relatives IN Mlddletown.
Charles Il. Scott has been the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Townsend, at
Odessa.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18

sickness and disease. and letting slip
these health inviting spring days, when
everything so strongly favors getting
well. This greatest OF all spring
remedies A. doing an astsasfshi.r -ruouuO
OF GOOD these days among the sick people
and those semi-invalids who are run
down" by the long. trying winter, or
worn out and afflicted by disease
The soul and life Of sound health is a
well nourished nervous system. Psine's
celery compound repairs the worn,
nervous system as nothing else can do.
lt is the one certain and permanent cure
for sleeplessness. hysteris. nervous debil
ity and exhaustion, rheumatism, nsu-
ralgia and the various manifestations OF
al unhealthy bodily condition. such as
languor, nervousness, heart palpitstion,
loss of flesh and mental depression.
With Paine's celery compound, return
ing strength and cheerfuIness soon show
that one is undoubtedly on the right road
to health
Psine's celery compound is the one
real Spring remedy known to-day that
never falls to benefit Get Paine's celery
compound, aud only Paiue's celery
compound II you wish to be we'll
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
Tho Races at Elkton. .

The talent was oil at ssa st Elkton
yesterday, only one favoIite winning
At attempt was made to tap the Western
Union race wire yesterday. Three detec
tives are working on the case. Some OF
Elkton citizsns are complaining of.the
construction Of the new. track at Barks
dale. about three miles from the town.
The track is nearly completed and a
thirty day meet will be held there ss
soon as the Elkton races close Some Of
the business men who are benefited by
the races are afraid that on &C
count OF Newark, Del being
a trife closer than Elkton, that
the majority OF the business will be
transferred 10 that point. but II Is
stated on good authority that the asso
citation viii make ElktOn the hssoquart
ere, and that nearly all Of the horses
will be stabbed there and the races made
M there
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
Nhe soason's Crop Beeins rarIy,

MEDIA. April 1S Willie Evans. sgsd
Il. son Of Eugle Evans, of Media. vas
drowned last evening while bathing In
Broomals lake The water was very
cold aud Il is thought he was seized with
cramps Five or six other boys were In
the lake with young Evans, but 10 one
Was near him at the time
Joseph Cronin. on the opposite
side Of the stream, heard the
boys CRY for help. and brSvely attempted
TO reach him, bat Evans sank for the
lest time when Cronin was within few
feet OF him. He was drowned within
fifteen feet Of the shore A party OF men
Ia boat grsppled for the body for two
h1urs, before 10 was recovered. IL WAS
hnally located by Thomas Still6sgen, Jr.,
who dlyed Tor It from the boat.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
RInnrhfar-Hnnth

William T Slaughter and Miss Emma
Booth, both Of Wilmington, were mar
risd at the homo OF the brides aunt
Mrs McDaniels. Rennsylvania avenue
and Lincoln street. on Tuesday night.
The ceremony was performed by Rev r.
G Merrill. pastor OF the North Baptist
Church. The marriage was private, only
a few friends Of the immediate family
being present After a wedding supper
Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter went on a
bridal trip North. They will live Ia VIII
mington.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
OomIng aeorgelawn IveddInr.

The marriage has been announced Of
Miss Sallie f. Mscklin, and George Ora
ham, OF near Laurel The ceremony will
take. place In tho Methodist Episcopal
Church at Georgetown on Wednesday
afternoon, April 20. at 3 30 o'clock, Rev
@. A. Grlse officiating The bridal couple
will tsSe the o'clock train for trip
North.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
nIarrarst aIathsr ro-nIahl.

At the Grasd Opera House tonight,
Miss Margaret mather. the famous
actress. will appear az Juliet In Shake
speare's MASTERPIECES. Romeo and juliet
Miss Mather's winning face. beautiful
form and abundant animal spirlts
especially adapt her TO the role OF Juliet
"All the world loves q lover" and ss
long ss human h aarts thrill to each other.
just so long will the love OF Juliet fnd
an echo la the hearts OF the youths Of
any land Miss Mather will be supported
by on able company. including that hand
come aud intellectual young actor
Frederick Paulding.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
The WhInt To lrnamnnt.

Oae Of the Art Clubs Whist teams, Of
Philadelphia, which WAS to have played
Ia Wilmington last night, did not come
The second team played ons from the
Wilmington club in Philadelphia, how
ever. Wilmington gained twelve points
while the Art team gained but nine
points. The gamo which wss not played
last night has been postponed until
May I.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
Hlrh sohool schedule.

The High school baseball teams
schedule as St present arranged Is as
follows; April 90. Adelphi Academy. at
Philadelphia; April "a Commercial Col
leRe. at Rlverview; May 8 opsn for out
Of town; May 10, R G. High school OF
Philadelphia. Wilmington; May % f. G.
Bigh School, at Philadelphia; May lS,
Drexel Institute, Wilmin yton.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
. 'Uharioy q AuntU Last Night

There was a Dig audience at the Opera
House last night TO laugh over the
antics and predlosments OF "Cbarleys
Aunt" The company was an excellent
one and the situations lost nothing OF
their humor aud freshness. The scenery
and costumes were handsome.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
Charming Emily Banoker.

Miss Emily Bancker will mske her
appearance Ia this city AZ Che Opera
House on Monday evening next with her
excellent comedy organization. Miss
Baucker's triumpbs ia oomsdy roles has
stamped her an artist Of tho FIRST GLASS
She "a perhaps the foremost oomsd 'enne
on the stage 60 day. The public Will
remember her as the popular leadiog
lady with Miss Rosina Yoksa, and hee
association ard artistic achievements IN
the four years With this charming
actress brought her Into special promi
nence Mlss Banckar has surrounded
herself with a company which is without
doubt the strongest support ever accu
mulated for a stAr. Miss Blnol0sr dur
Ing her engagement a. this thoatrs rill
present Miss Musgrave's greatest sue
GEES. "Our Flat" screaming farce
which ran for two years In London and
100 nights ia New York Special scenery
will ba employed ia the presentation
Miss BanoKer's costumes are simply
gorgeous. modelled hy Fsllx, OF Paris,
and are marvsls OF tho modiste's art and
a Eouroo Of admiration TO the women.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
London snorta suoIter.

The London Sports had fair audience
at tho "a last evening. But for the
swelterlng weather the house would
have been filed. This afternoon and
evening he company will eoncluds lbs
stand here.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
snapper Lunoh to-night. .walIaee,s. Q W. ard.
Housekeopers Alive

To their interests know this; they get all
they pay for In our tons OF coal 2240 lbs
and cle can. Best brands Of hour-pfices
ia your favor. Whole wheat -four for
healthy bread Fell & Joseph, Front and
Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST,".

n might as wen plead guilty judge owned
mp the penitent prisoner at the bar; III IL Lad
been bolt OF lace or a basket OF diamonds.
me 20, but dou't reckon that would work IN
this case, / stole the hog, judge. &C Chicago
Daily Tribune.
Do not despair because you have tried many
medicines and have failed 20 receive benefit.
Remember that Hoods Sarsapariila cures
when all Othera faii 20 do any 20 q Whatever.
Hoods Pills are the bess family cathartic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure.
Teacher-"Iommy. you may define the diff
ference between while ana n time Tommy
paw says he Is going down
town for = while. NAV says she'll bet he Is
going for a tine.'-Cincinnau Inquirer.
Evening journal., 1896-04-18

Pie shooting is going on ct the Will
minRion Turngemelnds Hall. Eighth and
French. There are Eve fne pies put up
for the shooting
Evening journal., 1896-04-18

Go TO the Wilmington Turngemsinde
Fair at Eighth and French every night
until April IS Admission 10c
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
Robert Downing a. "rho Gladiator. "

There are few actors on the American
stage 20 DAY who have made the success
and the warranted success, that has
Robert Downing, who will bs seen at the
Grand Opera Houso on Friday evening
next In Saumet's great drama, THE
Gladiator" Too much cannot be said Of
this plsy, written as IL IL Ia the happiest
vein Of the French author and depicting
scenes IN the Roman capitol during the
days Of Nero. Ths scene Ia the arena
where tina Gladiator meets and recognizes
his daughter. who has been condemned
20 death st his hands, Is one Of the most
thrilling that the mind can conjure. Mr
Downing 10 this year supported by very
large compsny, the members OF which
have been selected with view TO their
1pecial fitness for the characters Ia the
play. Mr. Downlng's Leading lady this
SESSION Is Eugenio Blair, the handsome
snd talented actress. who has been 80
closely associated with his successes Of
late years
Evening journal., 1896-04-18
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
Doings and Happenings of In
terest to Wilmington People
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY

People who WIN Rush to Seaside or
ountiv Spots to Avoid This Unex-
peoted Heated speiI-wedding and
Rumors OF Weddings 60 Come Other
Social Matters.
An communications intended for Insertion
an this column should be addressed 10 Society
Editor. care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
municatione should DO written on one side OF
The paper only.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18

elmn OienituS nabm bic %republita:
uilde NationalsG ouuentiom in ct. vouls
ibrem Nnians. Die gonoioatsn, bic
Tabrer Der Yartei uno uiele Delegate"
warsn idon Cage uno Wodsala"s uors
Der siusetroifsn nm bel ben Vorarbe'ten
ber Convention bebllfi9 ~ lein. Oa es
cine aussemadte Sa3e 1T. oaB Me:
&imlep uominirt wiro, erreSt bisis Ebats
fade tsin 10 9roBes Sntsrsl1e mebr.
Dase3en wiro bic Nooptirnns oer Ylats
form nod gu erbittsrten &dmpfen tabs
rem; oies wiro namentli9 bel Der @elos
ptante Der IaQ iein. Die Nnbdn9er
BON Silberselo entwidsln cine bsoeateno
srDBere Ma1t ais ieitber ;u9e9eben
wuroe uno aui uielen Seiten madt man
ii6 ldon nit Dem @eoonten uertraut,
baB Der @oloplante me;i9ltens Gin gang
tIeinss Silberi3wdn3dn an9sbdn9t
werosn oirfte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18
Die unabbdn9ise vSprinsiielb Mos

Die unabbdnsise vSprinsfielb Nos
uance" ldBt iid iber be tirSli@ III
Sleepp Gpe %abSebaltene oemotratiide
Gouuty>Gonuentiuu iolsenbermaBen pers
nsbmsn: rOie 9rown county bemos
tratii9e Convention p~aiirte Bei4li6e,
worin Glepelanbs Administration aners
tannt unb einieitise @%olowdbrnns be-
fiirwortet w.ro. IS lit bies, in Mnbes
tradt Der Sbatiade, oaB brei 0iertel Der
Malen Der Stimmseber iener Yartei ~
@uniten Don Greiiilberprdsuns lino, fir
@islen cine ueberrai4uns. Wir baben
bis iett nod teinem einjisen Tarmers
Democrat 9etrohen, Der fir aCeinise
9olowabrunS lit. Die 2eute. wel@e
bic Convention beberri@ten, butten IS in
tbrer Ma9t Slatformen nod i5rem unb
Gleuelanos @ei9mad 81 simmern, aber
lie werben nidt i'm Stanbe fem. bic
Stimmseber CUR llntertisuns pom Din:
gen gu %suinsen, moran iie ni@t CLAUS
ben"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18
@unoerbare GrfolQe.

Ginem Briefe &eu. s. @unber>
Germans bon Oimonoale, Mi@., entz
nebmen mir: sd 30sere ni@t, Or.
Sings neae Gntoeduns gu e%mpieblen,
oa meine Grau bamit 9eraoe5u munoers
bare @rfol9e bate. Oils .@ Paitor Der
8aptiitentir@e in &iuers Sunction mar,
betam meme 6rau na@ einem @rippes
anfal 2unsenentjanouns. Sir @tuns
ben bate le Die fur@tbari fen 9uitenans
fdqe nit MUIR turjen llnterbre@un9en,
unb i@ien es ni@t iberteben gu t0nnen.
Sin Treuno empiabl Dr. Sings 9teue
@ntoeduns. mel@e i@neQ uno CUR 3us
frieoenbeit beilte." Yrobeflai@en bel
>. M. Olien. @eu0bnli9e Tlal4en
SO Cts. unb 81. IA
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18

Die i@merSbafteiten Nieren. unb
8lajensQeiben tSnnen imnerbalb ieds
Stunbsn bur9 ben @ebrau9 pon New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinoert werben. Dieies neue
0eilmittel bat iberaI Staunen erre9t
wssen Der Promptbeit, nit wel@er bass
ieIbe ale 56merjen in ben Nieren, Der
0lale, Dem &iiden unb ben 9arnsGas
ndlen bel beioen @eidle9tern liuoert.
@enn Sbr cine idne0e 2inberuns unb
Elm 9e,Imittel in bieler 9inii@t nStbis
babt. 10 1T bies bic ri@ti9e Nrjnei.
gu babrn ia Wno. 5. gdfeins Npotbete,
Nem ulm, Mimn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18

Sn 0esus aui bic Carthage. welde bic
Nepublitaner nit Dem Teloseibrei Wes
Smiley uno SdutSoa" Bel Der bepors
itebenoen Yrdiibenti gampasne 10
serne ms Treiien ilbren m04ten, madte
lie bic iebr treiisuoe Yemertuns. bab IS
bsu,sutase nur nod Maidinen. unb Be:
ren Gisentbamer 81 bei9lsen sebe uno
bag bic paar nod Sebrau@tem Wrbeiter
wen,s uno bic Maien oes Bottles gar
ni1ts babe, 9euinnen ionoern INT @es
sentbeil perlisren wiiroen. Die beioen
alien Qartsien wuroen i@arf pom ibr,
als nidt mebr iabi9. notbwenbise Ste:
former einsuiibreu, critiiirt; bieielben
batten i1on felt elmer @eibe Q Sabren
abws9 ielnb bic &esierun9 in 9anben
sebobt uno babel wdre IS i@ledter uno
INNER i9ledter seworoen, uno elmer
neuen @eiormpartei iei IS u%orbebalten
bic sewanidte Nenoeruns gum @e1ern
sin,uilbren. Den &spublieanern, bic
ii9 10 iebr nit BET Bebauptuns brittle
ten, baB ie benz Volt inter Nnoerem
oas !Deimi ~tdtteseise 9eseben unb ben
straightforward usrSiente uno se~@te
Yenlionen ueri@aift batten, ia9te lie,
oaB bas Nolt wobl oas 9eimltatteseiet,
bic gii snbabnsg ompasnien aber SrSBtens
tbeils bas Qcno erbalten bdtten, uno oaB
bel Der 8ertbeiluns bon penlionen bic
@enerdle uno ionitise bo4ltebenoe Diff
ciers ben 20wenantbeil erbie(tsn, wdbs
reno Der 9elD0bnlide, crane Soloat li@
in uielen TGuen mt einer Va9ateus
lumme Don 1874 per Sabr - 81 Gents
tdsli@ - be9nii9en miile.. Mit belons
oerem Nadorud bob lie iona9 berpor,
oaB wobl bic Utallen Der oemotratii9en
uno rspublitanii9en Stimmseber na4
wie Dor fir oas Wobl oes Hanoes eins
eenommen. aber an Der Steue uon wirts
liden patrioten ME @aibiuston, Sef;
ierion, Qmcoln uuo @arfielo lelbiiii@s
t,se, uon ben @elomeni@eu uno Monos
p%oliiten 9~eleitete uno beberri@te Tlbrer
ibrer reipcctiusa Yarteieu setreten ieien,
BON wel@en nan teine Neformen 81
@unlten Der drmeren uno unbemittelten
&lailsn ermarten t0nne.- Gum S4luB
ri9te bic &eonerin bic faoe Nusreoe
Gieler, bag es unm0sli@ iei bic sroBen,
ben &uin bes Nanoes berbeifabrenoen
Wonopole gu breden. CUR 3eit oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bdtten aud
0iele seslaubt, oaB es elmer 10 sroBen
Ma@t ME England 9e9enuber unmosz
LID lei, oas 3iel 81 errei@en uno benz
nod lei es uo1bra9t moroen. Vor 40
Sabren babe man bic Sheen, bic Stlas
uerei nieoerjuwerfen, ebenfaus uerla9t
uno oenno9 lei bieier @@anofled elmer
freien &epublit beieitist woroen. Dali
ielbe wiiroe aud in ni4t iebr ferner 3eit
i'm &ompf sesen bic @eloma@t, Monos
pole uno Corruption sei4eben une ni5t.
tuie in ben %uor9enannten TdQen. our9
blutige &euolutionen. ionoern our4 ben
St.mm5ettel, uon mel@em oas yolt
mebr uno mebr ben ri9ti9en 0ebrau9
gu MAIDEN. lerne.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18

Der bel Der tursli3en 8abl ;um
B1rsermsiiter non Yortlano, Oregon,
ermdblte Yopuliit Vennoper uerjidtet
auf Die 9dlfte ieiues Saldrs uno iast,
oaB er NIT einem Sabressebalt BON
$500 suirieoeu iei. Oie ariltotraz
tij9e yuoslprelle ertldrt %baraufbin ben
neu ermdblten Sea mten fir einen Nar>
rem, oa5 Bolt miro aber mobl anberer
Meinuns lein unO bic na3abmun9s>
mertbe 9anolunssweiie gu wiiroi9en uer>
iteben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18

im Der lsete Wo4e in ct. Yaul abs
oebalteueu oemotratiiben Staatss9ons
p~cntion fam es Suiidtu ben @oloe uno
Silbsri actionsn Der Yartei, wie gu err
martsn itano, 81 auBerlt bieism N"ss
acknowledgement. Die aus 'a6t Mits
slisosrn beitebenbe Ntebrbeit oss Somls
tes fir Bsi9lule beridtets gu @unlten
Der Gnoolliruu9 uon prdiiosnt @lsues
lamb uno bellen Administration uno fir
B%sibsbaltuns oes sesenwdrtissn Cobb
Stanoaros in Der 8dbrunssirase. Gin
pom ben ibrisen ie9s Witslieosrn oss
Counties unter5eidneter Minoritatsbss
ridt iir Ureililberprdsuns auf Der Sos
ifs pom Is gu l wuroe na9 e'nem lan>
gen uno biei9en Wort9eiedt nit 1926 ses
qeu323S timmsn uermori EN- unb hie9olos
leute blieben lomit Die 9erren Der Situs
alton. Der an9enommenen @ololtans
borosNsiolution lit Elm LANCER auf ben
Stimmeniany bere9neter unuerltdnos
li9er uno nibtsiasenoer S4wan; anges
bduet, nit msldem man ieco9 teine
Sus me9r 9inter benz Ofen beruorSuz
lotcn in Stanoe iein miro. Sci Der
eriteh %Nbit,mmuns iber Die Dsle9aten
at large iieste Mi4ael Doran nit 526
Gtimmen sesen 22+, weI@e aui .. M.
6au fielen. Die iibrigen Oelesaten
iino 6. g. @initon, Gbauncp i. Barter
uno yosan Breckenridge. &ur5 uOr
@9luB Der Convention ertlarte Do!an,
baR er iid nur ~beBwesen um oos Mmt
zines DsIesoteu at large bemorbsn babe,
um Den yeuten gu ;ei9en, baB er au@
nod oa iei, reipectiue baB er nod Der
oemotratii9e YoB uon Minneiota lei.
Na6oem Ct jsinen 3wed errei@t bate,
%relisnirte CT uno Dan. gambler muroe
an leincr Stele erwdblt. Die Wabl
Der @(ectoren murbe bis our na9lten
Staatss 6 Convention uerl3oben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-18

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