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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
BERGEN IMPROVEMENT ASSN. )
Stockholders Direct the Receiver to
Wind HI lin.

Sixty-one of the stockholders of the
Bergen Land and Improvement Association,
met in Chancery Chambers yesterday af-
ternoon to determine whether Judge VIII
lam T. Douglass, the receiver, should sell
the lands of the association now in his
possession and wind up the affairs Of the
association, or wait another year and
see if the lotsNwill not increase in value.
Tney decided that he should sell at once
and wind the association up, as the
prospects of the property decreasino
its value. = = 80 g :
The property consists of houses and
lots In various portions of the city. The
association was organized on the Build
ing and Loan plan in 1856, but was man
aged SO carelessly that over s2O. 1000 soon
disappeared. 49,
The people who had stock in the as
sociation are mostly of the WORKING
class and can i'll afford to lose the
money put into the concern They are
anxious now to get anything they can
out of It, and would rather take some.
thing now than wait for a better markes
ana run chances of the assets now IA
sight diminishing. They are mostly from
the Greenville and South Bergen sections
OF this city, and from Bayonne THE
property held by the receiver Is ali n
these sections. n
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
DIED.

O'BRIEN-On Wednesday, April l. 1sas
William, the beloved husband of Cath,
arine % Brien.
Relatives and friends of the family are
from his late residence, No. 410 Monmouth
street, on Saturday, April 4. at 2P. M
VITRAIN-On Tuesday, March 81. 1Sqe
Adele vitrain. only child Of the yv lats
Adolph and Julia Vitrain, aged 6
years and months
Funeral private. from the residence ~
her uncle, G. ]. Holbrook. No. 81 Bel
mont avenue. sss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
lawyers and Jurfas.

Dr. Robert D. Sheppard, business agent
OF lne northwestern University relates
story OF now he once won a Ia Wsllit
Which illustrates the manner in which
llaaWyers sometimes adapt themselves to
sThere. was no question, said p,.
Sheppard, but that I was in the RIGHT
Of the case. The evidence was conclusive
the law was on my side, and when ~ =
attorney arose to make his opening ai-
dress he thought he had the case won
He priefy reviewed the evidence. stated
the law in the case, and was about Ia
close his argument, when he noticed that
not seem to be with him. The other elev-
en- men had already decided the case in
their own minds, but the farmer had 4
sluggish, set expression on his counter
ance which boded no good for me or my
case. Aga.n the lawyer reviewed the evi-
dsnce, addressing. his remarks entirely to
this one. man, but no impression was
occupied the mans face, and he seemed
as little likely to be moved as the court
house in WHICH the trial was taking
place. The attorney tried all kinds of ar
guments. and finallys when he was about
giving up ii despair, q happy thought
struck him, He repeated again the bare
facts, and when he came to a place where
egregious error in Judgment, he leaned.
over to the old farmer and said:-
And want to- tell you nv friend
that there's where he dropped his water:
The old farmers face lighted up, and
from that moment the case was won.
The jury was out less than 1--WE minutes.
and brought back verdict fer aif that Z
had asked Chicago Chronicle. IS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
OPPOSE THE AMERICAN PLAN.
Greenville Turner's Want Apparatus
the National fIanf ~

The Greenville Turn verein met last even
ing at Jaccard's Hall. The report of the
Building Committee showing that the new
Turn Hall will be ready for occupancy on
May was received 1t was decided to en-
gage Mr.. Walter, now Instructor of Mount
Morris and Bloomingdale Turn Veren gym
nasium classes to act in the same capacity for
the Greenvlle Verein. Glasses will be held
Monday afternoon until July.
communication was received from the
North American Turnerbund inviting the
Greenville Verein to attend the national con-
tests at st. Louis in 1897. 1t also declared
the intention to limit such contests to the
American plan of programme; all contests in
which apparatus is used to be barred This
means that field and track events only will
be featured and turning and vaulting will
have no place on the programme. The dele
gates of the Greenville Verein will be in
structed to vote against the measure at the
New Jersey Turn Bizirck,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
ANGRY REPUBLICANS.
The Result OF the Twelfth Ward
Convention Causes Effrferness

The Twelfth Ward Republican Convention
was held last night in zibettis Hall on Cen
tral avenue. There were several fights among
the candidates. Charles A. Borneman Will
lam s. Anderson and Charles P. Miller were
in the race for the Aldermanic nominations
The first ballot taken was for the two-year
term. Borneman was successful, and Ander-
son defeated Miller for the one-year term.
Miller's friends are very over the matter
and many of them threaten to bolt the ticket
Miller's friends went to the convention with
the intention Of getting the. nomination for
him, but they were never in it. For Cons
stables, William Blick was nominated for the
three-year term and Edward A. Abba for the
one-year term William Killough and VIII
lam Quosig were nominated for Justices Of
the Peace. The friends of Edward A. Abba
are dissatisfied because he didn't get the
tiree-year term nomination. William D. Greg
ory was permanent chairman of the conven-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
WBINTHAL ENDORSED.

At social session of the E. M. Casey AS
sociation of Hoboken held last night Coun-
Gilman Joseph S. Weinthal, the Democratic
candidate for Councilman in the First ward.
was unanimously endorsed. Mr. Weinthai is
the gentleman whom the Independent Reform
ers are going to try and defeat by eecting
ex-Chairman of the Council August Bewig
whom they placed in nomination at the meet
ing held in Hostein's Hail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
LAFAYETTE BATTERY's NEW HOME
The Club House Opened with Enter
tafnInc Exercfses.

The Lafayette Republican Battery formally
opened its new clubhouse last might The
new quarters run from Pacific avenue to John
ston avenue and are two stories high The
entire two buildings were planned and built
in one week The programme opened with
a duet by Messrs. G. Boist and Anderson. DR..
P. j. Koonz, President of the club, then made
the opening address. He reviewed the work
and growth of the club since It's organization,
Dilley's band played several selections after
which Mayor Wanser was introduced He
tion, and urged the members to be true to
themselves and their party. ssYoung Pader-
ewsli' Mr.. Louis Cast. pleased the audience
rendered a vocal solo. Speeches were made
by Congressman Thomas McEwan City CLERK
E. w. Woolley, City Collector s. Smith.
The Lafayette Republican Association: r
Brown. President of the Street and Water
Board; Colonel $. D. Dickinson After the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
Heed and Dineiey.

Several years ago Mr. Reed and Mr. Ding
ley attended dinner given by Roswell p.
Flower, who then a member Of Con-
gress Mr. Reed is not drinking man, but
takes a glass of wine when he feels like it.
Mr.. Dingley, total abstainer. was on this
occasion the only man at the table who es-
chewed the bottle. While convfvia1ity was at
its height, Mr.. Dngley was called from the
room for moment Mr.. Reed noticed the
absence of hiss. colleague and with great
anxiety began RSoking under the table
What is the matter, Reed?. said the host.
81 was looking for Dingley' said Reed.
with perfectly straight face.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
MILLIONS FOR
NEW YORK

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1Sss-The
House Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds today unanimously ordered
a favorable report to be made on Repre-
sentative Quiggs bill to build four
million dollar custom house in New York
on the site of the present building.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. April 8. 1sss.-Fer the SO
hours ending at s P NJ, Saturday:-For New
York City and vicinity: Fair tonight and on
Saturday; warmer Saturday afternoon; brisk
to high northwesterly winds, diminishing in
force on Saturday; conditions favorable for
fair. and warmer on Sunday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
AILsA-SATANlTA FOUL.
y,u Cobls to fhe Tynifsd Press

NICE, April g. 1se6.-The Committee of the
Nice Regatta have dismissed the protest lodg-
ed by the Satanta against the Ailsa on We'd
nesday. In the race on that day the Satanita
fouled Ailsa and subsequently made a pro-
test against her.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03

Lots and graves cared for by Cemetery
Association; no assessments; moderate prices.
perfect title. Four and half miles from
Court House: e minutes BY ran from Erie
No. - Washington skFsst< -, ..,.s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03
Hartnett,s. s.Ther,nometer Repert.
MATTERS OFFACT.

New Jerseys best -four costs 25o more
per barrel than ordinary flour, but worth a
dollar extra. Wholesale only at D. z. Cieary
Co.'s stores. Greene and Montgomery streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03

Beer and SSpecial Dark Brew ~ stand pre-
eminent kor general exeellence. see adYst
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03

present, however, managed to have the choice
made unanimous.
Joseph Locke was nominated for Constable.
and George Eaton and Milton Hanna We're
nominated for Justices of the Peace
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-03

Easter Edition Out Today.
Feigenspan's Book Beer Cherry Color,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

StimmenubNobe fir 98atIon miro
100, 600 nlht ilberlteiQen. Sieben
oemOtratiide Gon9reBm0mer IinO nit
Dtebrbeiten BON 1000 bis 5000 Stlm=
men erlpGblt.
Oregon. - 3pan3i9 98abl6e,irte
in Der StN0t Pnrtlano uno 50 auBer=
Balb oCrielben Qdben WtcGinlep l0.300
uno SrDNn 7OSl Stimmen. 9luf oie=
Ter Saiis lie9en Die &epublitansr nit
5000 2Roioritdt.
giIabama. - 9ie GntIbeioung 1T
nod nibt 0eibeben. Ser Sle8 miro
nur 9erln9 letn.
SilS= Safota. - Mc&inleD bat in
SiOur Sails nit 80 Stimmen QcIie0t.
0ds 8eiammtnUtum mar in Der Stuot
2lOO. WtcRulep bat III Yetti9reps
280rO 8eiiegt.
PcuniBluauia. - McRinleO IieQte
III NlIegb0neD 6Ountp nit 10000
Stlmmen. Gn5 geiummte republita.
niide Se8islatur=3 3idet lit erwQBlt.
glrlu SeriC9. - Ser Oemotrntiihe
8OrItBenOe oes Stuat3tomite5, Qrice,
Qlbt 3u, oaB WcainIep Den Sta0t nit
10000 StImmen oupontrQgt.
Colorado. - 9rDon bat in Dem
StONte nit $4,000 Stimmen 0eIie0t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

Dies lthert WtcGinleD's Grmd0luug
nit elmer Wtebrbeit bon 81 i'm glettD=
r0ltOleliun. uenn isoe anore GlettO=
ral'tlmme 9e9en llns abgeQeben ueroen
iollte.
Gin anoCrer Iebr beSsiAnenOer llm=
ltGno bel oieItm Siege III oer oaB 9Rc=
Slnlep uno Spbnrt's gSubl ourb cine
EluralitQt BON iiber cine 0illlion Der
Solt5ltinuen geli1ert puroe, Die 9rDBte
le ab9egebene 3abl. Sh CLAUDE, mir
meroen audi nod Die sluei anOereu Glet-
tOraIlilmmen uOn MpOmin9 betommen
uno Die Oreiiebn bon 4entufp. 9torns
Carolina lit nit Elf Stimmcn nod
smeiielbult. Sie 8eoeutun9 oleIe$ Grs
gebnincs iitr ons Sano fam nibt bob
Qenug augeIhlaQen uerOeu uuo ulle
treuen uno pGtriotlihsn YiirQsr Der
Ser. Staateu tOnuen lib 0jliif oaju
milnIhen.
glufreiSenoe gleuberungcn uno anQeb=
li1e 9lnlprilhe, welde Die GenauiQteit
ole'er 2lnNObe in 5ra9e ltellen, iplltsn
Die Onentllbe Weimlng nibt beunrubI-
gen. 0t. u. Sanna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Der 9Sobl bat Der gnBen 98elt oas @e.
tu4I Der Stberbcit mieOer9egeben.
g8ien, ). 9lop.

til9I Ger Sl9erbcit TueOer9egeben.
g8ien, ). gtop.
S9eute N&or9en UNI II llbr fano in
Der &apele Der S9Ofburg Die YermGb-
lung Oes irani0iiI1en 5bronprdtenoen=
ten Qer8Og Gouis Pbilipp Gobert BON
Orleans nit Der Gr3bsrjpgin Torotbea
ltatt. Die eingelnoeneu @dite eripar,
teten in Der &0peQe ou5 @rideinen oes
Vr0utp0ares, ulbreno Saiier 5ran,
So'epb, Die S0nigin BON Sortuoal, Der
0erSOg bon Orleans, Die Gr;bersooin
Wtaria 90rDt6ed, Die 4}it9lleoer oes
talIerlidlen Sau3balte3 uno Die aus.
w0rti9en 5SilriiIi9teiten i'm Spieael.
laOle DER SoTburg lib auiblelten. 9luf
o0S signal oe5 Gerempnenmeilters
I0ritt Der 3us our6 Die Stuatsgemd=
der, in Oenen Ole 0tit9lieOer Der taiIers
llben Selbma6e Spalier biIOeten, in
fol9Cnoer Sronun9 n01 Der &0pele.
Der tallerIl1e SerOlo, Der Srdutigam,
be3leitet bonn Ser3pg bon Gbartres uno
Dem Grsbersoa SOiepb, Suter Der Grs.
berjo9ln WarlG SorOtbea, ole Srdut,
beQleltet bon Der GjrGiin bon Yaris,
Wtutter oes Srdutigums uno Die grs=
ber3o9in 6lOtbiloe, Safer 6ran, SO.
leph, nit Der S6ni9in Don Yortugal,
Der SerSOg bon Gonaaugbt als Sertre.
ter Der EDnl9in 0lctorla, uno oie Sers
So8in uOn goltd, Der Ser5og bon glolta
al5 Sertreter oes G0nigs BON Stalen,
uno Die grSber5Ogin Wtaria Solepba.
Die GrSberS0ge uno ausndrtigen Yrin.
SeIItnnen lno Die Gr5berSD9inneu uno
Die ausmarti9en BrinSem.
Inter Dem &lange bon Ganiaren uno
DEM 9Sirbel Der Srnmmeln betrat Der
3ug Die t0ilerll6e Tupelle, po perlelbe
bon cardinal @rSbiibOf GruIba bon
g9len empfan9elr uno nit g8sibwailer
belpren9t iuuroe.
Sralt uno grdutiaam tnieten oann
auf eInem getfuble nieoer, Die Srau=
rlnNe puroen 9eIegnet uno Dem Sraut.
paare duf soloenem Seller 9ereift.
9ta6oem grGut uno grautisam einan=
Der Die Ginge angeiteft, rei9ten iie li1
Die Sdnoe, wOrauf tie abermals init
gSeihwaher beiprengt puroen. Sanu
muroe cine Weile aeleien uno bas Sc.
oeum 9elungen. 9tad Seenoigung Der
tirbllben SFeier besab iib Der Sraut-
Sug oiesmal nit Dem neupermdblten
paar an Der SpiBe, nab oem palalte
,urilf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Senator SoRes er8ibt iiG).
s hicaap. 81. ). gpi

y Dlta9p, SN., ). 9tOo.
Senator Soncs. DER NorIiBer oes
oemotrntiIben 9tutionalcomites, per-
Onentlihte 9eltern glbeno Ole iUl0enoe
GrtIOrun9. III mslber er omtlib Wc=
SinIep's Sieg uuo Srpan'5 Nisoerla9e
su9eltebt;
,Gas HeIultat Der prQlioentl6aits=
wabl ltebt olienbar nItt ldnger i'm
3meifel. IS mar oieies elmer Der
tnoppiien 6onteite. melte oas 8Olt in
oen leBten Sabren su enti0eiOen bate.
gSir baben ben Sies auI @rlmo unie-
rer gtabri1ten aus Stdateu bean=
iprubt, Die 0ls SweiIslbait Sugeitanoen
muroen tno IN oeuen mir bon pielen
Setrit8crelen uno 6dlibun9rn Ger
9SNblreIultute DuBten. gs iteint iest
pncnbdr. oaB SrDan Spar Die brillnn=
telte 3Ompdgne IN Der 0eIbibte unIe=
res Sdnoes getlibrt uno Die meilten Der
Slueiislbaiten Sta0ten gcWOnnen bat,
Nber bob nldt 9enug, INN Ouf Griol1
lm Gplleglrm Der 98ablmdmer rebnen
81 t0nnen. Srpon=@lectrren imo in
allen Sta0ten Iilollh pom 0ptomac
uno allEer III g8elt.Sir0inien uno in
allen Stuaten mefllb pom OiiNouri
OuBcr in Californian uuo oregon ere
lpabIt poroen. Gr bot 100 GIectoral=
Stimnen lno oisie 3abl mag nod er.
hobt meroen, lpenn oa5 enOQiiltige
GsluItOt III ben nod iluelielbaitea
StGatel bgtannt miro. gr bat Qber
oOh ni6t Qsniigenoe Stimmsu erbal-
ten, nm erpdblt 81 per0eu.
SomitIhlieBt oent oicie ocntluiiroiQe
6Ompa8re nit Der 6rwdblm1 g9iQiam
WCSinlsp'S. 9ieies ReiultOt puroc
our1 .6Oercion" unS GnI1utterlmg
aller 2lrt Ieitens Der GelOm0bte er;ielt,
oarunter glnorohun9en bon glrbcitSIper=
rem, entlNnungen uno 9lu4buu9erlm.
gen; Ierner ourb Die 9enuBm9 oes
9rOBten 60mp09ne=6ouos. Der iemals
IN olcIem Sonoe auigebrUht Wuroe,
uno ourh Selte6uu9 zines 0rOBen Sbei=
les Der amerltaniiben Yreile.
Ser neue Yrdioent uuo leine 9nrtei
ltebcn unter Der GerpiIIhtunQ. Die
@plom0brlm9 Decentralization mo nit
ibrer SillIe Dem Sanoe mieoer @eOelben
81 liherll. glls SouptuOaiiebunNsbe=
amter miro glcSinlep Der berSliblten
llnterlliiBUn8 Der W!IllipnsH patriotI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

iher glmeritdner Iiher iein, uelbe ibre
Stimmen iiir g8illiHm Sennin85 YrDan
cb0abcn. Sic beu8en lih uOr Der
0t0ieltlt Oes gImtes lno beuQeu lih
oOr Dem GeIuItate, obne gu murren,
mie Die 8clomabt gen!urrt bate. meun
lie nt6t erfol0reih geueieu mare.
Sic liu0 itberieugt, odB bic 8olopdb=
rllng niht Ou3 perIprohene 8eoeiben
brinQen tunn, merOen c5 ubsr nit 6reu=
Den lUllltommen beiBen, Dem e5 oD1
fame. Sic luerOen oeu QroBen &dmpf
fir Ole 60rOerun9 Der Wlenihlibielt
uno Die gluire0terbaltung Der g&iltoe
unleres San0es fDrtieben. Die ocmo=
fr0tliAe Partei miro, pon ibren ieBi9en
SunoesQenOiicu unterltiiBt, Die 9OppeI=
mQbrun8 81 Uertbeioi9en iOytf0Dren uno
igr sum Siege Oerbelfan.
SS0mes st. Sones,
8oriiBenoer oes oemOtrutiI4en 9}atIO=
nAlzGnmItes."
@sars &,0nua's Gretarmng.
9teW y Ort, ). NOO.
Der GorijBer oes republitaniIhen
9!otionalousihulIes, Wort gamma, tr0f
beute aus Giepelnuo bier eiu uuo ltie0
i'm 0OIoOrf Ootel ab, no Nb ieine
6rou un0 S01ter lpQbreno oer leBten
pier g4ohen Oui8ebulten bnbsn.
gtNdmitta9s ? llbr iibergab er Der
Qrene fOl9enOe giittbeilung;
IS Iiro genit9enoe geridte ein9etrOi=
fen. I'm mid su iiberieuQen. onB Die
fOl8enoen Staaten ohne alien 3peiIel
fir QlcRtnlep uno S0bart 9ewOnnen
pOroeu ilno:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10

gSIr l0ien bier, 10 gut es, bis sur
.3eit oa mir ibreiben, mD9ib lit eine
turSe lleberltbt iiber oas 9teiultat Der
Sauptltaoten fOlgen:
Sllinuis. - (GGicO9O nm 0Iitters
nNNt.) ObIhon Sanner (rep. 8Ouoer-
neuers=9anOio0D in Der Stabt Gbi=
cN9o I'm $4,000 Stimmen uno i'm
StN0t I'm nod mebr biuter gllt9elo
(Oem.) 3uriifblieb 10 III perIelbe bob
nit elmer 9rOBen WajOritdt erpdblt.
9oOt GOuntD unit Der Staot G9icugo)
bat Mc&inlcp $4,000 Ntaioritdt 9e9es
ben uno Der Stnut SlinOis 9ibt ben
&epubIitGncr eine Wujoritdt BON 100
600 Stimmen.
ylrtp Onrf. - 8emGb ben 0erihten
bon cinem Tiertel Ger g@ublOiItrltte
oberhalb Sarlem, nit & iniblub 'ait
bOlllt0noi9sr Serldte Der StaOt 9iem
OOrt uno Sings @OuntD, melhes Die
Staot gtem YOrt mO YroOtlDn um=
fOBt. miro Die Pluralitdt Wtc&iuleps 5
ilber SrDUn im StaOte gteW YOrt nni
295. 600 Stimmen 0eibGBt. WicSins
lens 4lurulitGt iiber grpun III Der
Stabt gtem YOrt lit l6, $50.
Sbin. - NNb ben S0uptltdoten
GleUelano, Columbus. Cincinnati uno
SoleoO 81 urtbeilen 9ibt ObiO Wc&Ins
leD 10000.
Soma. - glhtsig 9BnblbeSirte bon
Yes WtOines geben Mc&iuleD einen
0tein8elpinn iiber Dap Sabr 1895 bon
565 Stimmen. Sir Den Staat
Soma beOeutet oieies einen Geiu9eipinl
ilber 1895 bon $4,000 Stimmen uno
cine WtajOritdt bon 10, 600 Stimmen.
Ser republitaniibe Staatietretlr
Sr0DnOr ertlGrt: g8ir bubeu Soma nit
elmer Plur0litGt bon $4,000 Stimmen
uno mebr 0elpOnnen lno bnben unIere
iGmmtlihcn republtuniiben 6On9reB=
leute ernGblt. - Davenport 0ibt Wc=
&inleD $500 mo yrDNu l., 800 Stim-
men. Sie Semotraten boben 0e=
m0B Serihten aus New SamptOn III
0blc0IaD 6ountD 9eIle9t. - Sos 0emos
trGtlIhe StaNts-9entrOl Gomite 9lbt
Mcamlep's Sieg in Soma su.
giitigau. lin Witternabt mar
es i'll SetrOit ol9emeiu Su9e9eben, oub
MllbiQon nit elmer Yluralitdt bon
70, 600 bis $4,000 Stimmen republic
tnniIb 9e9ar9en lit. Gs murOe bon
entbulINltiiben Hepublitanern ein re-
rublltOniIber Sie0 i'm Staate nit
100. 600 WteGrbeit beanlpru6t.
glcbrasfa. - lin MittcrnQbt woren
bic &eiultNte aus ben einSelnen Q8abl-
beSirten mod ipdrIib, Obibon Omaha
entiheoen 1000 Stimmen Mebrbeit
fiir Mc&inleD abGNb. Die 9emOtra=
ten 9aben ben StaNt nod niht fiir per=
loren.
gScif Sirsinia. -9OrIibenOer 90ws
ION oes republitOniiAen St0atss@Omi=
tes ertlGrte nm Witternubt 6Ol9enOes:
,.Wtc&inleD bat in g0eIt &ir9inIen nit
Is, bis $4,000 Stimmen 0eIie0t
ino nllr republiiauiibe Gpn0reBleute
ilno ipweit srWIblt. 9ie 9emOtraten
Beben gti6ts Su, iunOern boifsn nod.
&entnfD. - 9leblt pielen blutiQen
S8Ia8ereien III ein SieS Mc&inIsy's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Sine Sfcrtc IN 9rBan.
Rem Dort, ). gipp.

NeW Uort, D. gpu.
Die IolNerOe Sisrte wuroe beute
WOrgcn an 9errn Srpan ab9eianot:
Son. gSm. ). Srvon. gincOln, Meb.
Sic bnben in Der lebtcn G0mpuguc
Sbre 60biNtcit Oerart 9cSei9t, o0B mir
Su uinen WilnIben, oh Sic eiu glngebpt
BON $25, 600 per SNbr annebmsn Mir
ben. u.a unier He0tss Gepurtement III
lelten. Sie9el=6U0per Company,
Ser SenrD Sle9tl, YrdI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
gGnSIanO.
Ge iierrei1 Il 1aru.

g8ien. 4. gIop.
9ie .9teue frcic 9reNe" ia0t ilber
ocn NusiGll Der 28abl in ocn &er.
Staten. G9 lit swciicl9ait. Ob Nc=
&inleD i'm Stouoe icin wiro, Die
Sbug5oapOlitii IortiuicBeu. "a er ui6t
nur Don SbuB50lucrn. iOnoern Ou1
bon 6reih0nO.eru euulblt unroen iii.
WH2mleQ'5 Sic9 9ercidt Der GnnSeu
SiUIIilirten l8eIt gum SOrthcil. Seine
9IeOerlu9e luilroc nit DEM Se0imn elmer
iOSlalen &eynirrrnQ 9leibbeoeuteno 0c-
lpelen icin, Die ljb ihmerlitb out 9lme-
rita Olein bel6ranlt buben wilroe.
SaS 6rcmcenblatt lOat: Die 9lic=
oerlu9e Der Sllberlsute lit cine 10 0es
mAItiAe 9elU?icn. oaB lie oereu Qluslib=
ten oaucruo BEN 8araus Qemnbt bat.
Gas &a8cb!ott ia8t: Der AusiOa
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Sic OataclOs Semufraten.
s hicQAp. ). 9}nn.

&oriibenocr 99. =. @Dnum pom
9intlOual=GOmite DER @utQclo- 9emo-
tr0tcu QOb cincm Scrtreter Der .2lio=
ctirten Prcllc" 3e4enllber fOI9euOe Orr
tIlrUng Ob:
pG5 Iailen lib Oariiber, mas Die
8utQelo SemOtrUtcn tbun werOen,
mob tcine glugaben maheu. 98ir wer=
ben Ole GntDldelunG Der 0ipQe abiu.
marten labsn. 980breno Die Die ,Si=
nanipo,illt otr SmOc5re9ierunQ I'M
9Illgemeinen betreii:nOe 6rlQe sutibies
cen worOcu. 1T betreii5 Der GiuYlnbsi-
ten nod Ole GHtlaiOUR8 81 tyeiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
SclcgrapDiitbe Scpcl6cu.
SniauO.
sas 6ars ncs %. GnugrcIics.

y VIN Tt, d. NUU.
Die NNociirte Sreile bat auf @ulno
Der bis gltitternabt einaetroiicnen
gSGhlberibte cine Sabelle au@geiertlat.
meI1e erQibt, o0B oas ndhlte &unoes=
Observation-Disclosures aus POI atpUbll-
tOnern, IA 2emOtraten mo 10 6u=
lioniten uno llnabbingiQeu beIebcn
wirb. Sn einigen Ijitritttn lit oua
&eIult0t nod I'M ,3weiIel uno in 6Ol0e
Der Oilritigen &eriDte muroen g3uib=
inQton, Siio=0atotd uno orei 9lltritte
pOn 5cr0s ni1t in Die 3abelIe nit ein=
9siibrt. g8aibingtOn bat wobrisbeins
liA 9emotrutcn Ooer lluabBln9l9e in
Den 6On0reB gtwlBlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Yaris. 5. NOp.

Sn Der bertiaen Sibung Der Sepu.
tirtcntammcr beihuloigte Sauer, Der
tSilbrcr~oer Socialilien, Die Hssierung
nit Saili9nier, Dem geiBer Der 8las.
bIltte III 6armaur semeiuianl bic Se.
monltration aegcn Die iocialiltiiben
Seputlrten or9aniIirt Su baben. ipelte
Die neue 6oOparatiO= =8lasbiitte in 9llbi
in Der 9ldbe ben @armaur er0ifneten,
uno oab lie cine SOcialllteu- Serlanm.
lung III unasleBliaer gSsiie aufgelOlt
lQbe.
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Sra.u trei9.
q aris, 4. 9fop.

Die gSabl in ben Ser. Staaten
muroein 6rantreid nit aroBem Snter.
eNle perfolgt uno Die 3eitunsen brIngen
ausIl!brlihe glrtitel iiber oieielbe. ,Se
paris" fagt: SurOpa bat wenis 8runo
81 iubeln. McGlnlep beoeutet cine
0err'boft atuten SAubsolls. gYdb.
reno ole gfleoerlage oes Simetallismus
ent'beioeno iii, biloet bisielbe sleib.
Seltig einen S1ldS SeSen ben Simetal.
lismus in gurppa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Carlisle ais Senator.
Souispille, SD, 8. gIob.

70 II splIIe, ND, D. Jt0D.
Die bieli9e Shines" meloet: Subn
q. Carlisle miro 8ladburu'S Nabipl=
ger ais Ser. Staaten= Senator iein,
menn er es auummt- Gurtb Ole 9Sabl
om GienStdQ lit Die Stimmem0Dl Der
8epublitNner in Der 2eDislatur auf 20
NeNteQen mclbe 3aDl Smnr 81 elmer
9SabI QenilAt, Ober tetn Quorum biz
Oct. 60 bleiben Die @olooemotraten
Die Serrgu Der Situation.