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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

pereiubarter neuer Vobntartf tn Strait
treten. Die Grporteure madterl aper
hire Seltellunoeu nift bel listener
Njfeiitern, ionbern in Der YropinI nm
bic 91iener Wieiiter ouourd gu per-
anlaiien, mad Dem friiberen 2arlt ~
arbciten. SGmmtlibe Ferlmutter'
brefslermeilter uno 8ebilfen, uno
,par nitt nur Der Staet Wlen, lon'
bern gan, SelterreiGs, i'm @anSea
34OO Mtann, iino in SolSe bellcn in
BEN slusitano setreten.-9tab einsm
9eibluB Der pprbereitenben Sommtl $
iiou fir sic Barrier Iusitellun9 betbel'
li0t iih Seiterreih nit elmer >tal'
iumme bon 5000, 900 Guloen -. Der
gluSitelluu9.
Giie0. Nicr wurSe Gliio Stcifo'
pics, Ser in Grbarie cinen @enSarmen
ermoroete, curh Den Sharfritter
9allp bin0eridtet. Ger Delinquent
Ihritt, einen Gaiicnbauer lingGno,
gum @alseu uno fang bis Sllm letten
g%ulgeublid.
SuuSbrud. Gle SubildnmSIelt'
liffeiten sur Grinnerung an Die 2iro'
Ter Treibeitstdmpie weroen in 6olSe
bcs Srauerialles i'm Oiterreidilben
Saiierbauie pcrausiibtlih auf Die
;peite SGlite bes MtonatS september
perlhoben.
@u0os. Sor Dem bieIigen Straf'
oeriht iano Die %erbauolun9 mc9eil
elmer fiir;lidJ in Sogian ita%tt9einnoencn
%er%brenuung elmer un9ariifen SABINE
itutt. Orei gngetla8te wnroen 81
;wei Wonateu @~efGugniB une 800
0ulcen @eloitrafe, feds Ingeflagte III
anScrtbalb Wtpnaten 0efdn9niB UNI
100 G'ulben Celebrate perlrtbeilt.
Tra0. 9lm 4. Sttober ;. 3. mirb
bie Fraocr SanoelSafaocmie Die 6eier
hires ~4OjGhriNcn @eitanbeS begcbcn,
meld)em Gjecenttage cine poltswIrtb'
idaitlide Sebeutung inIofern nid)t
ab;uiprcfeu lit, alS Die FraSer Ita'
bemie Die erite bObere SanoelSlebr'
ani,alt Ser piterreid)iib : unSarilhen
Monarfie uno alS iold)e Wtuiter uno
Gorbilo iiir ollie lpGter erridteten
Saroelsatacemieu bes Snlanoes uno
;ablreite analo9e glnlta!ten eeS SluS'
larloeS mar.
Heidenberg. gu na6tliher
Stunoe iano in Dem b%enatbarten
0Oriel elm blutiger j3ulammenltoB
;wiiheu un9eidbr 1000 IusitanoiSeu
uuo Der @enoarmcrie itatt, bel mel
d)eln brei Nrbeiter eritoiien uno orei
anoerc perleet muroen. Ter Jfitts
mciiter ser Genoarmerie purSe 9leib'
falls permunoet.
Sie9Siaro. Sas bieii9e G'es
ridts9cidn9niB lit polli9 uieSer9es
brannt. Sie 0eianScnen fonuten mn
nit 9rOBter Wdibe 9erettet uuo in
Siferbeit 9ebratt werSen. SaS 6erlsr
foil bon StrQiliu9en 0ngele9t iciu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
Groe6erjoSt6um SeGeu.

Darn itabt. Sn ben 3asen pom
81. Wtai bis gum 8. Suni feierte bic
bieiise 2urnsemeinSe eas Seit Ses
5Oidbrisen 9eitebens. Oils Seitplat
fir oas Stauturneu oiente Der Baraoe,
plat nit benz an9reu;enben 9ause.
ldnoe.
@ieBen. 8eim aui,iebcn zines
idperen @erfitiides brad in Der Sen.
lisenitaot' lben Miaibineniabrif uno
GiiensieBerei bic Settle, bic Qait fiel
In Die 2iefe uno tSbtete ben babel be.
id~diti9ten grbeiter S6neioer, Sobn
elmer @ittwe BON bier.
WainS. 0ie ~perlautet, beabiih,
tigt Elm grocer 2beil Der Wit9lieoer
Der bieIiseu Sdderinnung aus beriel,
ben aus;uiheipeu, nm cine ireie 9enol.
ienihaitlihe Yereiuisuns Der Vader.
meiiter bon Maini ~ 9riinoen.
Samit ware Der Cunning Der 2oSsS.
iIoB perieet.
WormS. Der bier meaeu piel.
fader Gelooei&dite betuuute Reutuer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

SletnsYopo 9eltorpeN lei. NuUr.. go
nOB feline Alsbiloung i'm yebrers
ieminar in 9i0Solo uno mar bann meb.
rere Sabre Sauslebrer in Mtertfo.
Sm uorigeu Sabre 9eniiste er in Stutt'
CART Ieiner WtilitGrpilidt. Der Ser
itorbene errei6te Elm 9llter bon % Sab
rem.
GBlin9eu. 9luS NnlaB Der Gr'
gdn;un9 Der oierteu Sataillone Der
S~nianterie bat Die Staot GBliugen be.
relts Shritte getban, nm cine gar,ti'
ion ;u betommer, ME lie cine iolfe
irilber cine j3eit lang hattie.
2iibingen. Sicr itarb Ser gnato:
mieprofeiior Sente, betannt ourd leine
anatOmiid)cn grbeiten ilber %Serfe Del
aunit iowie ourd S~crausgabe Ses
atlas Ser tOpograpbii6en 9luatomie
Ses Meniter.
III NJ. lem Generalmalo or y. Mtont-
bart, frilber in Him, jeet in Siiiielz
oorf, lit anldBli6 Ser S~riebensfeier
pom Safer Der Character ais General.
lieutenant oerlieben woroen.
&ein9orten. Ger iOgenannte
SlutSs 6rettaa, Der lid naf9eraoe gu
elmer 9lrt &Oltsieit iiIr Sberihwabell
aus9ewafien hat, "perliei bel ihOnitem
@etter unter Nnpeieubeit bon $4,000
bis 40, 900 Sremoen SroBartis. Yei
Der 9roBen FroSeiiion betbeili9ten it'd
500 Reiter, II Sereine nit ! Miuiifs
fapellen. Die GjeihditSleute batteu
cine iebr CUTE Ginnabnle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
prnpiu, 1lIrItfalr,t.
Sa&(eu.

DRESDEN. Sn Der 2inneitrase
muroe elm aus Berlin ltammenoer
aalimann toot aufgeiunoen. Ger
Mfann hattie lid nit eiuem Stub in
ben aopf setcotet. --Seit DECEMBER p.
8. bis Mitts Wtai iinS in SatIen ins,
Bslammt neuu WiGuuer uuo ;wei
Srauen weseu MISUNDERSTANDING Ut.
lammen nit lieben Sabren @eidngnit
b%eltrait wOroen. GS wurSeu Straien
BON orei Dtonaten bis ~ aroertbalt
Sabren perbGn9t. GS banselte lid nur
3neimal INN Seleici9un9 bes Soni9s
bon Sahien, in allen auoeren Sallen
I'm Seleioisuns oeS oeutiten Sailers.
Inter Den Serurtbeilten b%eiinoen jih
bret io;ialoemotratilbe 9tcSatteure.
abort. Die poistldnoii6e Yerlen,
fiiberei in Der @eiBen Glitter hat i'm
pe~rganseuen Sabre i'm Ier8leih ~
cen S~oriabreu cine 9iinitisere slus.
beute Selisiert. Die Hebenbd6e Der
WeiBen Sitter iwiiben bier uno
Ylauen 5abeu oa;u weientli6 beigetras
gen, Inter wie bei6eioenen 9lniprii'
den oieie idon alte Yerleniii6erei
immerbin Su arbeiten pilest, benefit
BITE 2batia6e, oaB i'm @anien nur
abSeliefert woroen iino i'm Sabre
1898: IS Perleu, In 1894 ioear uur
n nahrsnh has !9obv 1906 bereR 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
@lrttem 6erq.

stuttgart. Na6 benz pom 9oms
m%er;ienratb Filaum auiseitellten Ges
iammtbuSset fir Die v9lusitellun9 fir
Glettrotetnit unS &unltSewerbe"
iparen 8elammteinnabmen i'm Setrase
Don 3O3,S5O giart ~ erwarten, 9esen
49,, 942 Wtart Granddaughter eS
perbleibt ionab Elm Paiiiuialoo bon
80 ,092 Wiarf, melter burd GintrittS'
seleer ~ oeden lit. Iod tommen uor'
auSll6tlih nod urerwartete Mebrauss
eaben eaSu, 10 Dap, UNI gan, obne
Sefi;it pcgjufommcn, etwa $50, 900
Wlart nOtbiS lein werSen.
Walin9en. Sieier Gage lief
BET ben Gltern SeS bier Seborensn
Observation-Disclosures Sarl SObele Die
1rnnernatriht elm. Sae bieier in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
MeGfen6ura.

Shbi. Gin mertwiiroiser 0ebens'
miioer p%aiiirte jiinSit Den Srt Wiarnie.
IS mar elm Sa9er, Der bisber in Ga
gait an9eitellt mar. Gr iiibrte iein &c:
laoeneS @emebr bel lid unb i~tellte an
einen Ginwobner Die 6oroeruns, i'm ~
eri6ieBeu. Gr iiibrte Elm 3eitament
bel lid, in Dem er cemieniseu, Dc,
i'm erlhoiien babe. 200 Wtarf per:
Iprah. GIN @eitereu jeiste er ourhs
aus feline Spur bon 9etiteSit0run9.
Dan requirirte Foliiei, Die i'm bier
her idaiite. Seiue Gltern iinb anse.
iebene yeute in Der 5eiiiner @eseno.
Us lf,eint ungliidlite @iebe Die lriate
iu benz traurisen GntidluB seweien 81
iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

Gls elm Nittel ssasn iebpebss aopf.
rpsb boben iih bic Gleftriihsn 8iiiers
OILS oas bette bswdbrt. 60 erpirfie e,ns
%poufdnoiae Se,luns uno bic iurdtbars
ttsn. sewohnliden appimeben psiden
ieluem GinfuB. 0ir eriuhen ole, bic
baron lsioen, iid cine 5laids 81 pers
i3aten unb ous Niitel orbentlid Su
usr'uden. Sn 5Glsn BON s~epobnliden
Tertopfunsen pirfen bic Glsitriiden
Bitters, tpeun non Dos Notbmenbise
eiunimmt, uno uenise Sale i0nnsn ben
Ssbr0u@ bisier WebiSin lanss wiberhe.
ben. Nan periu&e einmaI. @rose Jla
i&sn aur soc in @.S. Subn's NpOtbele.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
BudIen'S Arntfa eaIbe.

9te bette Salbe in Der Belt fir snnitt.
panoen, Nbidirfuns, Seidwlre, saI,aus,
5~leber~unoen. 5ledten, edrammen an ben
Sanoen, Srotbeulen, Sibnerauaeu unb oIe
Sauf'ealer; ite be'lt pofitip Sdmorrboibeu
ODER fetne 8abluna perlanst. @arantirt,
DOB oonitdnoise 8ufriebenbsit aeaeben
'p'ro, Ooer oos SelS wirO suraderaattet.
Yreis per s&a&td Is Gents. 8u s.r,ou.
ten tn U. 5. osNa ~ S>st>sls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
0f0en6ura.

Sloenburg. Der allsemeine
Miaurerausltano lit nad iebnw0hiser
Iauer BON oen slusitdubiiten Ielbit
beenbist woroen, obue oaB lie einen
GriOlS er;ielt batten. Ias Publifum
itano auf Der Seite Der Meiiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

gusel wurce wegeu gewrrurumpsy."
SSuberS oerbaftet. Gr bat, fomeit bis
ieet ieitgeitellt merScu tonnte, an
meiitens fletne 2eute. Die IN an9en'
blifliher Notb iib be luoen, Oarleben
seseben urS cafiir sani crorme Sinlen
GenoMMcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
NranuC6meia.

9raunhweis. Yeim gbteufen
etneS neien ShatteS oeS 8aliperfes
Slenenbur9 lpmoen ourd einitiirienoe
@eiteinsmaiieu bier Arbeiter 9etootet
uno mebrere ibwer perwuuSet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
0eaerr.i@.

Wten. Dad MelSunsen peridie.
eener Uldtter iollte elm 5piIden Den
Gfpotfeurea ano Yerlmutterbre&slern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
Or. MILES
Ser;>Seilmittel
attt Die Sc
luncbett ;urud.

duf tstner Stitt l,sssu uue tit ibrstli5. SD rdtr
Or. Wtlss' Str, . Scilmitttl. uue che Id HE jweitt
5laite lstr tattt fpprts it ets sutsn 91irfurseu. SD
frtls mid isst 8aui ssksiIt uni Ir. Ntles' SeaTt Cure
rrttets mGiu Seben.
Or WiIss' Ssri- Stilmtttti Wtre urtsr Ter @aran-
tts rsrtauft. tas ee srfe 5laite petlttdtts rirft retr
8tle iuritdtrtdttet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
co6uC= JlaC6rit6ten aus Der
n(ten 1eimut6.
9rcnBen.
rropin, Rrnnnrnhr.re.

Berlin. &cgen NeS 3weitampfeS,
tn Dem Der Sbcrccremouienmeilte y.
Ghraocr iicl, lit Ncrr D. apee pom
&%rie9seeridt ;t jmet S0bren 6eltllng
perurtbeilt moroeu. - 9lui Scfchl oes
Saiiers bari Die .SolniIhe iSeltun9"
pe9cn ibrer iitngiteu Nrtitel 9egen
bod)geitelltc Teriouen in oeS Saiiers
llmgebung in Den toni9lihen SdloI'
fern ni6t mebr gebalten peroen. -Nuf
Der @eperbeausitellung wuloe baS
gllpenpanorama in SOlse elmer An'
reouna beS SaubireftorS 0iersberg arf
glnorcuung oeS Sreptomer ImtSpor'
iteberS pcgen feuerpoli;eiliher Sepen'
Ten bis sur auSfiihrung Der perlaugteu
llmbauten Observation-Disclosures gro
Fer a~meritaniider Sirmen peilten
neuli6 langere j3eit aui Der guSltel'
lung uno ertbeilten heroorragenoen
9erliner IlSltellern grOBere gluitrdge.
Gin INSTRUMENTATION erbielt alleiu
fir circc 100, 600 Wtart |ieferunsen
bierSurh.-ueber 22O0 j3eituugen ge'
langen leet ta9lih auf Dem Foltamt
Notwithstanding sur G~us90be, BON
beueu Der srOBte 2bsil sur 9%lusitattun9
Der %cieballe i'm @anoelsaug uerlpens
bet wiro. Inter oieien 3eitungen be-
fiuoen lid etlpa 700 aus Dem I~uslanOe.
SORT /. Z. Die Sabrit BON Reiu'
bolo WtObiuS, III Der cine Gj0rniortirs
anitalt, Setteniheererei uno Spulersi
sebOrten, lit ourd cine 6euersbrunit
san;lif eirgeGidert woroen. Guf Die
i'm 6abrifgebduoe befinclihe Witlo'ihe
Trouiiirauitalt mrroe ein Huub Der
Slammen. Der S6aoen 1T iebr beoeu'
teno. Gin glrbeiter erlitt leitte Srano'
mifrNpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
6. u. GARNER, Grnt Refer
Frafssnt. 8aHtrtr.
3ank pou Nf6anp.

Sntsrsfsn tssat,t auf Isppitsn an 3sit.
8sle psrlisten auf tsmeSlitss une unt..
wsglites Gtsrntbum Su ZEN niteriafen
8atsn. Ssusr' unr 3Urnatp. gsriiGeruns.
TsputY.S 6asmsiltsr fur bic 1Uwns Ct.
Wartin. 5armin9. @ltans. ApCn. Brain
unp 6rlpin9. Suitiunssn fur Stsrns aus.
ssfslt atrate 70 gut ME In Ct. Glcut'
Sprs6t pcr! Seller III elmer rsslsn une
,uprricmmentsn 9stisnuns fiber.
Grnf &euer,
20.ta 8adirsr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
pruuint Du,trnprr.

Saunouer. Sht Wiouate G'eidn9s
nib bat Heoatteur Sholer pegen 9lns
9riifS auf oeu Sriessminiiter uno Die
Sffi;iere erbalten; Der Gerle9er Ser
Sroitiiren, peld)e ole gngriiie ent'
bielteu, gtameuS yue, ipuroe I'M 1000
Start eeilraft.
@eeitemitnoe. Der ipe9eu Inter
i6lagung uOn SpartnIlen9elbern illlh'
rig geporoeue Spartaiieurenouut BE-
periteoter puroe in Stubben uerbaftet.
Die SObe Der acknowledgement Gelbcr
III nod uidt fcitgeitellt.
@tlbelmSbaoen. 9lui Ger Sn'
iel Saltrum 1T bic Veide oes bcim
llnter9ange oes SOrpeoObOOteS z. As
perurgliitteu Sberbei;er SteinberS
ansetriebeu. Die Seihe mar nit elmer
Sdwimmweite oes ~Seuannten GorpeOos
booteS periebeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
prnuin, DrUrn-nuTnu.

6rautfurt. gm bieiigen Sabn.
bOf fano Der Sanoelsmanu &%}ein9arten
eiueu JiinS. OaB eS Elm brilliant iir
$50 Ularf mar, Gbnte er niht, ME er
perii6ert. Gr reiite uaf Miain; uno
WOllte ben Sting oa o~erieecn, MIR I'M
ben @ertb 81 tarireu, wie er in iciuer
Sabel pon benz .Riugelhe~ in burless
fer Weiie er;dblt. Die Strafe fiir Die
Sunounteridlaguns, ba elm SjcbItabl
bonn Singer nidt ~nuhiuweiicn iii,
puroe aui cine @ode gefGu9niB be-
meiien.
@ieSbaoen. Neulih NadtS
brad i'm SurbauS 6euer auS. IS
brannte Der Sa6itubl ilber Den Wtaus
iaroeu;immeru beS weibliten Ferios
mails oeS SurbGuSreitaurQtcurS ab.
i3n0lf Widodeu idmebteu in grocer
Sebensgefubr, neil Ole Slammeu ben
9orrioOr ~ oeriperren orobten. Ias
6euer puroe our6 euer9iihe WtaBnabs
men raid bewIlti9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

hattie I'd S6msrj IN met.
usm 6frien Int an 8ur;.
attmtatstt yalpttd ttpu,
Stmeri in her ltnteu
Sttts, an srerlttem Ss.
iutl IN Ter Sruf, Stwd-
DE : Rattiefsit td'te
itle5tt Irdume, tennte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

Der ieintn 4
idne ppnd
rem Ssiosr|
ntu Arjusi|
fri an n
TisIes Ord
apotbefe 4
AbrtNs mil
Tispenfard
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
prnpi,t, pnmmrrn.

@reifSwalo. TOr Gur;em itarb
bier Der Glteite Sanoioat Der Ibeolc9ie
in 0eutl9lauo i'm sitter bon 20 Cab
rem. Der Setrefienoe iii tbatidbli6
wGbreuo ieiues sar;eu langen %ebeus
bel Der GreiiSwuloer tbeolo9iihen
SatultGt ein9eibriebeu gewcien, obnc
elm Gramen iu MAIDEN. Dies bate
ieinen 9uten 0runo. Gin entfernter
8erpGnoter BON linn, elm reiher Dtaun,
bate ibm iein GermOgcn binterlaiien
unter Der Seoiu9uug, oaB er oeiieu
.3inien genieBen %iollte, 10 lurge er
ltuotrte uno obne Anitelluns lei lpas
ter loll baS Serm09en Stiitur9eu ;us
fallen. Der &anoioot mar lblau seuug,
bis al lein Ssbensenoe ~ rituoiren."
2empelbur9. Wtitte Wtai lit in
Der Nabe BON bier, in elmer Sieiern'
par,elle, Elm alter Wtanu, Der lid
Gbenos Supor bort CUR Gube nieoers
seleSt bate, eriroren aufseiunoen NOR
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

60 er,trarttstt rirtt aud istn Spfsr udttteilts
IA @lausts iftts, ede S~sr,Itsesu u~nteiltdr lei
ptun be Z pmptsms stutltt ssrantrtttn, wtre
esr yatitnt aufssrsbt une cine uErpSis panif tritt
elm. Wsun absr ein fttres Sstlmtttel Gs'aneeu uni
Ssiiurs errirft IN uat SATIRE ldusem yetssH. ednn
territt arose 5rsuee, uue Ter Wunit ltsst maize, pes
lie game g9elt riNsn ~ lafsn." Rrau saura Ntnt.
instr pen Seltirt. 8anias, itrtttt: so rlnits.
bic game 9pelt ss riNsu W laNcu mas Or. Nthts'
Ssr,. Ssilmtttsl far mtt settan Tat. 3Gtn Sabre lang
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Die

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rus9ebo|
Sbr tom
nne Sab
fuunoer4
Sarbe. d
ibr es ell
Sabr DO
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See, bel
gtortberI
Ntiuu., Il
9o9artpI
JabrpreI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18

be; :" pl
iptro IN ber|
9eno nibts|
ltet, oils in
Nbbtlo fem
Der ais 3ie|
oe lt6 an
beitsleiitun|
lett ineiuen|
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Ct. 8erma|
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

The borrowed-gold standard papers
have made a startling discovery.
They have stopped claiming the earth
long enough to make few figures and
are forced to admit that the free sill
yer men will be in absolute control
of the Chicago convention. OF the
national committeeman they will have
33 to 10, which will insure them the
temporary organization and the APP
pointment of committees controlled by
the bimetallists. The credentials of
delegates will be passed upon by a
free silver committee and the plat
form itself will be drawn by one of
the same sort. The gold borrowing
people will have to bring in minori-
ty report to get their contemplated
change of doctrine before the conven-
ton. But they will find little con-
ISOLATION there. The Washington
Post, goldbug paper, has made a
canvass and says $40 of the 920 dele
egates will be for free silver, at low
calculation. The majority can abol-
ish the two-thirds rule and nominate
the ticket and this will be done if the
"bond money" crowd attempt to
make themselves troublesome.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31
President FOnse aud the holmes Case.


The Republic in its issue of Deem
Der 30, 1894, contained an article en-
titled Echoes of the Pitezel Case"
At tile time of the publication, Nr.
Levi g. Fouse, president of the FL
deity Mutual Life Association of
Philadelphia, was actively engaged
in the prosecution of H. II. Holmes,
who, it was then supposed, had
swindled the company out of $1,000,
the amount of the policy on the life
of B. F. Pitezel. 1t was believed at
that time that Pitezel was not dead
and that the evidence of his death
had been manufactured by Holmes.
The articles in question impugned
the motives Of Mr.. Fouse, reflected
upon his character and suggested
that his real purpose and that Of the
association was simply to avoid the
payment of a just obligation. The
statements in the article as we'll as
the reflection upon Mr.. Fouse were
based upon information obtained by
The Republic from what was suppos-
ed to be reliable authority, but inves-
tigation and subsequent develope-
ments disclosed that the publication
was altogether unwarranted.
Mr.. Fouse was in fact engaged in a
laudable enterprise, in which he de-
served the most cordial encourage
ment and support. Indeed he did
not himself dream what was the real
nature of his task. Instead of expos
ing mere fraud upon his company
he uncovere1 the most atrocious Grim
inal of the age and brought him to
justice, and the Republic takes pleas
ure in acknowledging the benefcent
service rendered by him.
MIR. Fouse has been president of
the Fidelity fer many years, and in
Philadelphia, where he has resided
during all his connections with the
association, he bears an unblemished
reputation in all the relations of life,
and not only there. but through til ;
country, is recognized as an honest.
upright and capable man in the con.
duct Of the insurance business.
Louis Republic Mar. 16.
This company is represented in
Hopkinsyille by Mr.. Eugene Wood,
and many of the leading citizens of
the county have policies in the com
pany, which is one of the best and
most prosperous in the country.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

The Carlisle presidential boom is

The Carlisle presidential boom is
meeting with but little encourage
ment in Kentucky and if the .Secre-
tary attempts to carry his home State
he viii make poorer showing if pos
sible than Bradley is making in his
party. Mr.. Carlisle made the blum
der of his life when he permitted him
self to be run for Senator against
Democratic nominee and even kept
silent while his handful of boiling
supporters were attempting to form
an unholy fusion with the Repubfi-
cans in order to defeat the standard
bearer of his own party. One letter
from Carlisle would have elected
Blackburn, but the letter never came.
In the face of such record as this,
it is asking too much of the Stalwart
Democrats of Kentucky to expect
them to lick the hand that smote
them in the hour of need. No, Dir.
Carlisle has forfeited the confidence
of the Democrats of his own State.
He cannot carry the State in conven-
ton and if nominated for President
he cannot carry,the State in Novem-
Der. Give us Matthews, Stevenson,
Whitney, Boies, or some other man
whose soul is still his own, but let no
Democrat who believes in party or
ganization seriously consider for a
moment the name of Mr. Carlisle in
the list of available candidates.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

Cow Bradley vetoed the bill passed
for the benefit of Mrs. Mollie Crum-
baugh Bennett, widow of the late
Judge Bennett, The bill was intro
duced by Senator Landes and pro
vided for the payment of the salary
Judge Bennett would have drawn
had he lived from Aug. 9 to Dec. 81,
1894, about $1,000. Gov. Bradley's
veto was based on the ground that
another Judge had already been paid
the legal salary for the same period.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

Three more Kentucky countie S
gave it to Bradley Saturday where
the chicken got the axe. Barren,
Trigg and Pendleton instructed for
Mckinley, and at Glasgow the Hun
ter men emphasized their position by
wearing miniature gum shoe tied in
their button-holes. Hunter was there
in person to see that the knife went
straight to the vital part and Brad
ley's name was not even mentioned.
Four other counties, however, in
structed for the Riot Alarm candidate
Taylor, Bourbon, Carlisle and Shell
nv
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

The Leigh Brothers have closed
the deal for the Paducah Standard
after all, and will take charge Of it
tomorrow. Clint has resigned his
place on the Greensboro Messenger
and Ed moved from Frankfort to
Paducah last week. Both are capable
and accomplished newspaper men.
Mr.. Jas. Wilhelm, young business
man of Paducah, will be associated
with them. The future policy of the
Standard is matter that is causing
a good deal of interest
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

1t is announced from Louisville
that Hon. Henry Watterson, editor Of
the Courier-J Journal, will sail for Eu.
rope tomorrow, April L, on the City
of Paris. He will be accompanied
by his wife and daughter and two
sons. We have been hearing a great
deal about this European trip and
even now we have some fears that All
Fools Day is suspicious time to
start. If you are really and truly off,
goodbye Marse Henri Don't stay
long. We love you, if we can't al
ways agree with you. err
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31
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The first photograph by cathode
rays made in the United States was
produced by Prof. John Trowbridge,
of Harvard, at the jefferson PHYSICAL
Laboratory. His authority in all
questions of this kind is pre-eminent,
and his exposition of "The New Pho
Biography" in the April number of
Scrlbner, g will be found to be the
cIearest for the popular mind that
has yet found its way into print.
His article also contains the first an
nolncement of very original appli-
cation of the new photography to
surgery-that is, method educating
the exact position and depth of a
bullet by triangulation. The illus
trations that accompany the article
are startling.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

The Hiles Compulsory Educational
Bill became law Saturday without
the Governors signature. 1t requires
all children between the ages of q to
IA years to be sent to school or taught
school branches at home eight con
secutive weeks every year. Heavy
penalties are imposed, the fines to go
into the school fund.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

The House will head off the Span
ish sympathizers in the Senate, who
talked the Cuban resolution to death,
by accepting the Senate resolution,
which would settle the matter with
out having it again considered by the
Senate. The question will be dis
posed of this week. The resolution
will not require the Presidents APP
proyal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-31

Bob Taylor is as good as nomina-
ted for Governor of Tennessee. He
has nearly 300 instructed votes al
ready, to lag for his only opponent.
Harris. The convention will meet
May z and Taylor will be nominated
by reclamation on free silver plat
form and the same delegates will
send free silver delegation to Chica-