davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-27
ten, in elmer politii9en gampagne &C.
mu6t purosn!"
Smit9 iu9t, @r z'S ia a 3 t.
tretGr s fer 9ube gez
agt, Gar1is4e ia BE
L -, AZ < IN
/ b m ge a q t II. I |. 10.


&uIamu3oo, Mih., 26. Sum-.
- Der bieiigs ySelaqrapb" Orudt elm
rSnterpietp" nit 6enrp 8. Smit6, in
ipel6em 2sbterer srfIdrte, Gr@Staatsz
ietretdr Softer Ga6e i6m qsIagt, Gar
lisle Gabe ifm (Spiter) gelagt, b1B er
(Garlisl9 cas rerublifuniI6e Sidet
itimmen iperDe, tpenn Ii% bic Oemofrdz
ten fir 1rstiilber erfldren. SOFTER
babe Tim CSmit6) bic Mitt6eilung in
ner6ap6 20 Minuten naf Der Dies6ez
5iigfi9en 4euBerun1 gurlisle's gez
ma9t. Glmitb ertldrt. er peroe nod
mebr ii6er bic QlnqelegenAeit gu iugen
6absn, fobalo sr 6rn. Softer nG6ite
Wp9e gu @bicuqo treffe.
9ie u citation g 9e9en % 0 I"
9latt in q EN- O'ort.
g2e pzgorf, 26. Sum-. = @ae
QnSei6en Deuten baraltf bin, oaB Der
Sampf in ben Rei6en Der Nslpzgorter
8epublitaner jeBt 6eiBer 1peroen piro.
bsnn ie. Die SppoIition gegen Platt
uNo feline 2sute pirD INNER gepaltiz
ger, uno ihon lit es 6eI4lo1en, pom
NationalzGomite gu perlangen, oaB
bic Mc&inlep=gampogne i'm Staate
NalpzYorf nidt Der Plutt'i4en ~&ez
publitaniI6en Staats=Srgdniiution, Z"
Ipnbern Der yWc&inleb=2tga" iber=
tragen iperos. Der 8eI9luB puroe
qeItern Qlbenb in einsr i'm 9duIe
86iteldtp 8eib's an Maoiionz4Denue
abgebaltenen qebsimen SiBung gefaBt,
an tpel9er uuBer Dem bur6 &runfheit
an Iein Saus eefeielten Cornelius g..
8liB iGmmtlihe 2lnti>8latta5u6rer
t6eilna6men. SSSn berIslben puroe audi
ais Defenders ipi6tig srtannt, DAB Dor
alien Singsn Blatt ni9t Die finan3ielle
2eitung Der @umpa9ne in Die 9Gnoe
befpmmsn biirfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-27
Sman3ig Sabre mad Drm Suffer
WlafjGfrc.

Smuba, Nsbr., - 26. SUM-. -
Quf bem S6la9tfslbe am 2ittls Big
9orn, an ipsl9em beute por oipansig
Sabren @eneral gu tier u. feline blauen
Geiter bon ben Siour unter Sitting
9uG" Bis auf einen ein5igen Wann
niebersemdht tpurben, feierten beute
5000 Siour, Der Hslt ibres tapferen
Stdmmes, ben Sabrestus i6res leBten
Sieass bur9 8risestGn5e uno S6au=
itsllung Der Sopfbdute Der gstDbteten
8lei6eefihter. Die 5eier ipirO nod
mebrere Sage bduern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-27
Sas Nbrntcmcr ciGcs Nrfl1nInacn.

Nep@Y ort, 26. SUM. - N;s
Bier cine osrOffentli6te Sps3ial De-
peI6e uus 6srmoiillp in Marito mel
bet, fam 9sinrich 8. 8ergmann, Der
Hepzgorter 9lr6Gologa, lpel9sr Dor
orei Wonuten pon bort abrsilte, um
oas BON Den rebelIii4en Yuqui@Snbiuz
nern balpo6nte Gano 3u erforI6en uno
ounn iibsr G9ibua6uu nu6 Den Der.
Stuatsn 5uriid gu te6ren, gsitsrn in
iebr i4lsater @srfaiIung pieD,r bort
bin.
Wie sr er5Gblt, purbe er bon ben on*
oian.rn gefunsen gsnommen u. muBte
ii6er 5rpei Wonate lang in Dem Snbiaz
perz9amp oerblsiben. gr er6ielt nur
lpenig gum Glen uno ipuroe aGsr !einer
8tsioer bsruubt. Qlls man inn I6lieBz
LID bic 5reibeit CAB, puroe sr an bic
9rcn3e oes gaquiz2unoss gsbru6t uno
tbm gsIagt, er piirTe ME pieoer 5uriidz
fehrsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-27
Su perfaufen:
EtaSt=6runefufes
Gpuutpz z6rlIueiSIcPe.

llniers Cots baben cine ifronte p0H 70 Jas un9
oarifber uno rpsrDsn aus srtcr S9ano gum btlQlt:n
9retic ptrtauit, oon go 6entsl SO pro }rontfuB,
uoiin5frti, aufDdrts, is uatb Der gage.
Gin, nur Qau, QtrinQe plujablunQ lit ertorotclb,
Der R:i lit in LANCER ,}:t - NM iuar ohne 3!nlen
,abl5or 9eour oas Sot abbcjGbt III, III Ddne!be
Sopprlt i'm I9:rtbe QeitisGcu
Gtutsn ptit tin y@o5ubaus Diindcn ootr sine
RapitalauldQs MAIDEN ipoll,n, III mob Uitmdls cine
jol,s Gsleatnbeit QsbOtcn rorosn Srunofde 10 bil=
In 10 gut uno 10 ucrprtbsHo jill tlu1tn, ais tpir
Slnsu in ,frUiuQtou Gubj:tsH.
Die 6omDa qnjs bat % Sot5 inusrhalb Der ltfttn
90 Saoc perfaut uno oTfcrirt cine befhrdrttc 9lns
,obl Der 50 unpcrtaufcu fOts III Den au9enbldIteH,
JIliNtu QrsyeU uuO Deli duN'rorotr!lI1 1ulltlJta
uro leid)tcH 3ablungF bcoinQuuGen.
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Gin Sceilmittei fur aue
5nmntrr- Complaints

Gin bal6,r 3bccI6fi,I pol Rsuob Rsltf in riutm
brlbuuQ.u @las g9lfitr, pisosrbolt 10 oft ais Der
Stu5l0ar0 nor hdj Qsbt, uuO sln nit Rtlop &tl;sf
ar.ran.t,s stud flaru,n ibsr ben Was,H uuD Ilns
tcrltit os:gt ptribOiit oiortiqs Grltbttrun0 uus
b,rpirtt baIOia. N'luug.
Suu:rlib Gin balbcr lbttlniid OOG in .insn
balb pollen @ns 99af:r btitlttgt III D,nqtn RiHur
ten Rrdmpit. ScbpHo,lluidle, lauren Rogtu, Raut
i,u Grbrtd,n, Soobrsnuru, R:vo6Ftat, S5aiOigs
t.it MiQrdn,, gdbungtn uno unt inucrtn Sss
ibip.rofu.
IS aitbt fsin &cilmitttI in Der G9:It, Dag 5t.bsr
- gBt5i,litbsr uEo ult OHnsr'n malariibsu, bi.
liocu uno iouitgcH Jtb,r 10 RAID bcilt pje u bs
iuap's Rtabp Rtlitf i'm gtr:in NIT r Ds
pap's 9ilGtu.
preis 50t pro Gaibt. - 81 babsn bel alien apO'
tbeltUu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-27

Sit zine p6lta ctublrtt uno p1d)iuo' 9ort1ot, lie1t
an DER Rpro ieite Der j osr d'R D,
, al O,r lu'itlibtH StaotOreTlt.
lin oas & 6iqtntbum III bsieben, ntmnt man oirttt
bic 5rsnerdERoao ticttriittn StEaBtrb1bH= 29a5 j
lam NON irntm Ibciis Der Staot iiir QtH tiRat5,u
Iabrprcls trrtibt iptrotR, iDtnn man iratno eiRcn
Y2apQun oss SntsT5 Der SitD IND Suburbans otr1=
Benoabn=GpmpaQnit beuubt IND an oer Gde Der
9ratt= uuO .oUparoIStruBc trausicrirt.
Sie g9aeqous Uacb 6atonspIIe faDrtr an Den
GjruuoitiidiR ooriiber.
uno 2otg, iomie 3ab iun8s b D ~
Quuqen, DeHDe ma / d an 2S m: Y.
Samovtb Dem @eurrul= =@ei d. i / t g
fiibrer, M 9Hrrau auf Dem @run o.
II il { II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-27
Gs lit ban grGBter SSidtigfcit.
oaf ieoe camille etnen
Gprratb bon
&aomab's &eanD &eliei

t,ts i'm Saui. bab, Ser 8,brau6 olFslbtu uro
idb btsudbrtn bti al'n 5dutu pom Stm'ritu oosr
Rraufbcit. 6s Qi.bt Gitts in Der @clt, oas 10 raid
S6mtrJtu liuoert oosr 70 raid BEN Tortihritt elmer
Rrautb:it bsmmt ME oas Reaon u ReItsf. S:i
GUpiiueb lob Rrautbsit over utrp0s) 3abuibm'rI,n,
NsuyaIgi,, 8brlmatjsmus, Sumbaso, S6msriW
ootr Sdnpab: im 8ildsH, 8ijdarat ooer in BEN Ti,z
rem, Sdbmtrjtu an DER Htbtr, 9Iui&w;lcu btr Blit,
Der uuo Sbm,r3,u aurr Artcu piro Dit Auptuours
non n MAPS RsaOp 8tli.t ofortigt
6rtiht,rung ocridoitn uuO i,iH iortgssBter V,.
ksaWt mthr,re (aas lana NaWsrnO, NsiIuna.
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Nus Dem republffu 6 Il
UteffQ.

Ganton, g., 26. SUM. - 6r.
36lrlss Gmorp Smit6 aus Y6ilaoel=
p5ia fam 6eute bier an uno puro. am
Pa6n6oTe Dur4 einsn 9,tretdr toss
Waiors Ufo8inlep empfangtn. Wd6z
reno er ii6 nit Dem 2eBteren in osiIsn
Wo6nung iiesr Die Utet6pDe CUR 2eiz
tung o:r &umpugns b,lprl6, fam 6r.
s. 8. Ofugee aus qittsburg, elmer Der
5i6rir osr Hspu6lifun.r oes peitliz
den PsnnIpl01nisn, sbenfuQs bier an.
2sBterer 1T Der 2lniihi, oaB bic 5arif=
froge in oieIer Gdmpdgns eina grDbsrs
Rolls unter Den Qr6eitern ipielen tpiro,
als Die DG6rungsFruge, unO propFsz
3.it cine gr0Bere MajoritGt fir Mcz
8;nlep in pernIplodnien, ais jemdls
ein BrdIfoent56lft lftszGanoiput pprbsr
in jeslsm Staate sr6ieli.
J0eute ytahmittag smpfingen Wujor
WdR;nlep, oeifen Satin uno Ueuttsr
Die G1men BON Canton, unD SuuIenoe
oerIsl6en, pbn, Riidiifli uuf Bartei, be-
t:uBten Die 8elegen6eit, Dem PrGiioentz
I6afts~Ganoioatsn ibre 4uflpartuno
gu MAIDEN. Wd6renb bic Oumen burh
bas fsitli9 gsI6miidte 6uus gingen,
Ipieite Elm binter 8lumen uno Yflun3en
per6orgsnes Sr9eItsr putriptiI9e Weiz
I'm. 5rau Office 0umos sSones, cine
gepo3nsrjn bon Canton, belt 6si Dem
SAluiie oes @mpfanges eine 3ebe, in
tpsl6er Iic l0rn Mc&inleD tpegen Der
L2ie6e, nit tpel6er er an iainer 6etagten
Wuttsr 6Gngt, lobte uao erflGrte, er
5ube Ii4 our9 oiefe 2lnbdnglihteit bei
alien 5rausn einen Stein i'm Brett erz
pprben.
goeute 9lbsno tam eine 300 Mann
itarte Delegation uusNDrtpalf uno set=
trat 10 5ismli9 Die leBts Spur oss griiz
nsn 8rdIes auf Dem friiber 10 iorgfdl=
tig gepfla18ten Rdisnpldbe ppr W}cz
8inlaD's Wpbnung.
M c&inlep's 6 m p g n e.
Qusga6en.
leoeluno, O., 26. Suni.-@in
;ntimer 5reunb oes Mujors Wc&inlep
Iagte 6eute:
Die Quspa6l oes 50rn. Mart 6an=
n1 als Gampugnsleitsr mar Der gelunz
gentle politiI6e 9riff, ben Ufc&inlep
in ieiner san3en @1rriers gema9t bat.
gamma bat Der Sd9e ni9t nur feline
sun5e 3eit gstpiomat, fonoern au4 ben
grObten She'll Der Soften bsitritien.
@ine Champagne, Die ii4 eini9lieBli9
Der 8or6sraitungsarbeitsn, uuf einen
3eitrdum Don me6rerenSu6ren eritredt,
lit Elm toItIpielises lrterne6men, uno
bas 9eIo Oufiir muBte alrfse6ra4t perz
ben. Sdnna ertlGrte Dor &ur3em, Die
gampagne babe i'm iotpeit bereiis
100000 sctoitet. $4,000 puroen
bon MdainIep's 5reunben in peri4ie=
bsnen 2anoest6eilsn beigsiteuert. 9on
bem uufgsbraaten 8elbe ipurDs bic
Summe BON $2500 oarauf oerpenoet.
o;e 5sroprrassnoeren I2lnbdnger oerSu=
6, W1o&inleD's Iber Die 5ortI6ritte
'DerieIben gu unterri9ten. Dies gez
iha6, inoem man mebrere Wonate lang
tGali6 1900 gremplure eines Der lpta=
len, offisisllen Oreaue an bic Oeleeu=
ten beg republitaniihen Rationalzgpn=
pents, Iospi. an tpnansebenos Hspubli=
tan.r in allen 2anosstbsilsn beriunote.
OisIe toitIpislige WaBnabme mar nur
.in.r pon pislsn 'S9a9siigen, Die DON
elmer Der oollfommenitsn, politiI6en
Orsanila.ipnsn. pel4s iemaIs eEiitir=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-27
Suubsned, g Peffer uno



81. 2ouis, Mo., 26. Suni.-9.
6. 5au5sned, gorIiBer bss Iationalz
Somite's Der YOpuliIten=Parte, tpei=
CERT iih, ii6er Die ge7trige 2leuBerun=
gen oss Senatpr59effer gu reOen, in
pelfen 2eBterer oas fiir3lidh bon i5m
(3au6:n:d) erld1ene. 5u 9lnIten
rsr prGIiosntI61Tts bsS
Senators Ssller 10 i6arf ttitiIirts. @r
erfldrte inoefen, er ipsroe 6innen me-
nigsn Sagen cine 9(ntnort auf p.fz
I:r'5 8ritif osrOffsntlichsn uno oieIem
S:rrn fs.peiisn, oaB oa5 betreffsnoe
Sirfular Dom Srstutio@Somite Del
Barter uutoriIirt mar
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3u perfaufen:

gerIti.o.ue nsue mOotrne 99pbnbduicr, run D.
aims frsi nit 8runpitiiitu in C5roBeH nab Dem
gsieben Der &duirr. S6pn gelescn al 9raptrttn
SiraBsn nit etpaitsrten SeitcnptQtn. 3rot mo
luna bsrlanat: Der R.ft tlnn mnnutlid b8ublt ptr=
p,n nm gnar su iolb,u SsoiHqunqsn 10 oaB pas
9n.auie zines oiecr idDnen Wobnbdutr, 6 II II Ds
siugfrsi psrpcuott ipsroen fam.
IS tpiict uidDrs, Tb 9as an3ultbsu.
SsBt III cine qiuitigs ,3sit, gu tduien.
Il sf pa ! q br I il 10 { & a II tr.
9llc 9trbs'erunotu weroen auf Soften Der eom=
paquic pprqcnomnltn.
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Sie Silber Mgitation.
9bre Apufrl in Gbifa9u.
Srct Ucrfdbfeoeae Somtte'n Der StI=
berboloe fpIbieu TIT Der
SpnpeutifaSt.

Seffers Sritif sessn zaubenea. - ssFterer
ffent cine baIcise ..aepfefferte" AntrpOrt i'm
ausiId,t-Ds eainIcp une samilie empfan=
gen sic Samsn ppn Gantun.-aSie ..betaste
Meutter" in Ter Gampasne. - ssobsr eas
6eIc fir Decainlep's 9rabtsiebereien Fam
une pie Cd perauSsabt puree.
G6icugo, 26. Suni. - 9as yfdz
tipnulzGpmite Der OsmotultiI9en 8Iz
metalliit,n, ntt6e5 aus 3srDorrI9enoen
Silberoemofrutsn uu5 alien 2anIoes<
tbeilcn 5uIammengaIeBt 1T, piro nG9z
item t0isnitug bier i'm n!Sbermam9oulc"
5uTamnsntreten uno feline 8rr6sreiiunz
gen fir ben oemotrdtiIden Nationdlz
Sonpsnt beginnsn. 'Seine glufgdbe
bslts6t 9auptiG6li6 bartn, Die 8epe=
gungen Der 9oIo<Oempfraten gu ii6erz
ipa6en uno i'm 0lnganrsinsn oarauf bin
gu urbeitsn, O1B cine Sil6erpluHte in
bic Ylattform uuFgenommsH tpiro.
Seoe fir ben National Content err
pG6lte Silberoelsgution lit bereits
bon bier aus briefli9 in's 9ebet ge=
nommen uno ermabnt poroen, troB
uGIer ue6erreoungstiinite Der @ololeute
an ibren 9runoIdBen fsit5u6altsn. Ods
@retutip4Spmite Der yImerifaniI6e1
gimetalIiIt Union" perIdmnslt ii3
am Sorntag iibsr a9t Sage 0a6ier uno
tpiro abanfaGs Ieinen ginfluB gu 9un=
ten Der 5rsiiilberprdguns ouf benz
Spapent gelteno MAIDEN. Inter ieinen
Mitgliebern befinosn iih: @snsral u.
S. Wurner, S6io; 3. 6. @bum6ers,
lltab; 9enrp g. lMiller, Sainois; S.
9. 8rant, Colorado; sSpIep9 8attea,
@srmont; Ism. Stepart, 0ebabu; 90.
Butler, Roroz@arolina; Shomus q.
WcrriG, Montanu, uno Sumes M.
Surnsr, Mi9igutl.
9isIe vgimstaQiitenzl1nion" lit eine
ocn t:insr Partsi a66dngise SrgdniIaz
tion uno osrfpLgt nur ben 3ned, our6
9eriammlungen, Reoen lno 8ertbei=
lung DON observation-disclosures fir
Sil6erFreiprG5ung gu maiden.
2tu9 Das @refutipzSpmits Der in
ct. 2ouiS bon Senator Seller uno
ieiR:n 2lnbdngera gegriinoeten iSil6erz
Purtei pir0 am Sdmitag ndhitsrUoz
6s ein 9uuptquurtier bier uufI4l1gen
uno i'm ;5ntsreiie Der SuGe Der 'Sil6erz
boloe lpirf;n. 0rei berI4ieosne Dr.
guniiationen, pelfe una6bdngig BON
chamber, jsoo4 barmonii4 arbeiten,
tpsroen Iomit oieTe Sa4e pertretsn.
Suubsned. 9effer uno
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Sprtbeile:
q G6ncuperfebr.

4 lie Gents 1nbrprtis na6 allen Gunfttn IN Der
Stdpt Bur .ins ;ipan}iQ Winutcu oaucrnDs iSdbrt
nab Dem Mltt,lpuutt Der Stapt iibrr Oas bcrrlldbe
SDitrm, ptld).s pon Der 6tp uno Suburban=Gicnz
babn=Gompaanis III Setrieb g.i,Bt mro.
StGetiidbe 6aSbcIeud,tuna. srasirte Stras
sen, sepHaitsrte Settenurse. Sdatten=
bGune, phentlicbe fdetiid,e S6ulen,
airdbcn, @cid,GftslGeen.
60 Gents Gteuern In her Staet.
Gpuntp- p-gteuern i'm 0puntp.
9oIi,cis unn SsuermrbrzS S6us.
5rcie Sricfs sScifenuns.
Na6enee Sau= u=Ginibrdnfuusen.
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Srptrtgto>t.

Sic iocalr @priiaot fir 98obnbauicr, tbeilpiic in
Der Stapt mn tDclipcie i'm 6ouHtD,
i 9soutmlidfGit Der Staot uno ! | { Gor=
fbeiit pes 2anolsbtus oortbeiIbdtter oerenQt tia=
oct. uls in irQsuD elmer anOercH Nprfaot, NO man
t5t 9runoitiIds faucn faun.
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.. 4sius. GieentBamer mno Weoafteus
(Ssa6IoIs,r ypn Q. &ain.l,
Snsp,s.ad, ealtimo,.: .:str0st uns gOl'OHe..Ap,.
ar,is p.s .aoIia,eu ssIattes purd 9rdser t.forst,
f2h Gts,; fdalidle unD Scuuta a. sMnsgabs 16
0ents pro pos, schIbeI bic eas SIat beiorsenben
Srdacr.-5daIidl d nsbf Sonntas&. .stn&a aabc unt,r
Seit i'm 8erbaIinis; ihr bic ipodDsutIid1e MMssabe
nit sonHtaesbati, portairti, nit absus fiir 9iube,
- so pro Sahr, naop iretno einem Srie bes SniaE.
bts, 81 nab europa. Grnufa sAusaabe 81
sro Slbr-Das bette unb biutsite sentidbe Dtstt
IN Der Wittsls une Slbfaatsn.
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ISSUES CLEARLY DRAWN
And tho Verdict Nay Safely be I.ert 10 the
Majority or the People.

China, Glass and Lamps (Trade Pa
PERI: The nomination Of Mckinley on
n protection and straight out gold basis
marks an epoch In American politics,
and. foyzthc time being. affords oppor-
tunIty f8i' more or less Intelligent fore
cast Of future events. The clean cut
declaration for the gold standard Is q
new departure In political platform con-
struction, and will bring the monetary,
manufacturing and business interests Of
thu. great eastern and middle states SOL
Idly into the Republican column. The
western eilveritcs will be forced to
choose between such q financial strad-
die platform as the Dcmocratio party
may adopt at Chicago, md the Populists
or organize n new party with silver
platform and few reform shingles
tackled on rs will catch the dlsSruntled
labor and small farmer vote Of the west
and south. So far MS the issue Is clearly
made between protection anu the gold
standard, and free trade. tariff reform
md free silver coinage, there can be no
doubt OF the fact that the chances OF
success In the next election are largely
In favor OF the Republican pnrty. 1t Is
doubtful whether, with the Influence OF
Cleveland md corporate power, the
Democrats can adopt such platform
nR will attract and hold the votes OF the
western Popullsts. ind 1t does not seem
possible that party with platform
containing the free trndc delusion and
the free silver fallncy can hope for sue
cess, with tho business and CONNER
DIAL interests Of the populous Industrial
states arrayed against II,
The strength Of the EilvGritcs lies
largely In the west aud south, and even
there Is broken on protective issues ms
far as manufacturing Industries are es-
tablishcd. The free silver craze finds
fertile soil only In agricultural states.
and has never made much Roadway in
tho Industrial and manufacturing
stntcs. Free trade, or It's twin brother,
tariff reform, cannot rally such strength
among the industrial population OF our
great manufacturing states, and Il
therefore seems TO have been n shrcwd
and saGacious political move IN the st.
Louis platform constructors TO reduce
Democracy and POpuliSm to the poor
choice between separation or comhnn-
ton OF free silver ma free trnlc, pollt-
lcRl fNllacles alike ndvorBc to the Indus>
trial and business interests Of IL ma JorIty
Of the American people, Tho adoption
OF platform cmbOdylnE the rcRi live
brcNd-ylclding policies OF reciprocity,
protection und the gold standard will
unity nnd strengthen the Republican
party. when n combination OF Popullsm
ana Democracy on tariff reform and
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free silver cannot possibly lead oIthcr
one Is or Two opposing parties Into admin
istrativc power.
The Issues are certain to be clearly
drawn, and the verdict may safoIv he
lett TO the majority of the American
people. We believe the nomination OF n
protective candidate will have a whole
some effect In business, and that when
the leading, live issues arc fairly rre-
scented and thoroughly discussed, thcy
VIII lead to such political changes n,
VIII taVornbly effect for half decade nj
least. the commercial and business In
tefcSts or our country. and restore that
prosperity which has been so conspicu,
Gus by Its absence since the Change.
mat some people thought they wanted
Tour years ago has turned out so very
inherent from what they expected.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
inc Famous lnstitution Holds Its Tween.
iy.Flrit Commencement.

iy-Elrit Commencement.
The scyenty-flrst commencement OF
FRANKLIN college. New Athens, Ohlu, juno
u, marked another milestone of pro-
gresS In the history of this venerable in
stltutlon. There were six graduates In
the classical. four In the philosophical
anu six In the scientific courses, two In
music and one In Clocution. All six
classical graduates will enter the min
istry. Out OF fourteen male members OF
next years class, thirteen will preach,
Not single member OF the next class
uses tobacco In any form.
Hon. William Lawrence, d.. D., who
graduated Mt Franklin fifty-elght years
ago, delivered an address In the morn
inS OF commencement day. Space will
not permit the favorable comment that
each performance deserves. Mr.. C, E.
Citizens, of the graduating class, has
been elected superintendent OF the
Wellsburg, w. Va, schools at salary
OF s1,170.
Among the degrees conferred was D.
D., upon Rev. J. W. Eicher, OF Hnr-
lem Springs, Ohio. and Phi. D. on Rev.
]. NJ. Knox. OF Watsontown. Pa, who
had completed the postgraduate course
for that degree.
]
years Of age, yet active and hearty, He
has had long and useful career. He
was member Of Congress several years
and afterward comptroller OF the United
States treasury. His decisions while In
this office, fill eight large volumes print
cd by the government. He was 4 promi-
nent member OF the general conference
or the NJ. E. church at Omaha, in 1892.
He was born near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
In the afternoon the following pro-
grammc was carried out:
Salutatory.
tAnna Florence Gordon. B: ,S......:.....
........:.....:.....:.... Now Athens. O.
Safe Popular Freedom.
Robert Armstrong Bolce, 4. B....:.....
The MaEicians Of the Nineteenth Century y.
Henry o. Burdette, q. s.. New Athens, O..
Industrial Reform.
c. E: Citizens, Phi. B.. Wellsburg, ". Va.
Pence the True State OF Nation.
II. Franklin Kerr, a. b.. Petersburg. O..
Voices in the Wilderness.
G. Cherman kinsey. u. ...Tuscarawas, O..
4 Tribute 10 the Constitution.
Albert D; Min9nyer, 4. Demos. 9.
Everett W. OSlevee, Phi. b.. .NeigS, O.
God In Nature.
Julian II. Patterson, a. u. .Jcrusalem, O.
Scene In Mnrn!on. recitation,
Myrtle Elaine Piersol: Is. s.. Flushing. O.
IsuuCAtlOil, lnt Muster sculptor,
Lemucl T. Scarborough. d. S............
.....................".w white Plains, Ala.
Democracy,
William Black Stewart, PHI. B.........
$50. ...............,,...St. Clairsville, Q.
Tho Faultless VS.. the Fanciful.
Edgar q. Thomas. d. S.......... Cadiz, O.
The Force of Habit
James Harry Wallace. Phi. B...........
M: I::i:i:: pittsburgh, Pa.
Hamilton r. Williams, A. b.. .Freeport o.
Original Song by Music Graduates,
Mrs. Myrtle Portcrheld. New Athens o.
Miss Margaret F. Campbell. New Athens
Vaicdctory,
Earl d. Wells, a. ID. Martins Ferry, Q.
Comforting OF Degrees. BonedictIon.
'First honor. tSecond honor.
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Elk.' Excursion to Cincinnati vim II. a. o

The Wheeling Lodge OF Elks at their
regular meeting June %. decided to use
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad 10 their
grand reunion at Cincinnati July Z to
10, leaving Wheeling Monday, July 6, at
1l:i0 p. M; and earnestly desire all
their brother Ellls and friends to join
them on this trip. Tickets will be on
sale and good going Sunday and Mon
day, July and G, at one fare for the
round trip, and good returning until
the 18th.
Baltimore & Ohio Sunday trains leave
Wheeling for Cincinnati at $40 and 1O:l5
n. M. and ll:i0 p. m.
Monday trains leave at 1915 u nj.
and 11:i0 p. m.
For sleeping car space and further
information apply 10 c. r. Tracy,chair-
man Of committee, at Western. Union
office, or 7. C. Burke. depot ticket Of
flee. or address
1T LANE II p
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A LITTLE III, then little pill. Tho
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
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Castoria.

"Castorin Is M excellent medicine for
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