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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

Tho friends OF eA-Cougrossman Joseph
Sibey. OF Pennsy syvania. are floating "a
little boom Tor that gentleman. based
upon the ground that as millionaire
manufacture OF Pennsylvania. tho gold
men would NOT hc so bitterly opposed TO
him Siblcy, however. In Congress. voted
against the Wilson tarn bill, and also
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
GIooraoo IN Afrika.

xrunSpdal, bds fiibnfrifaniihe
@oIbldnb. ipeIdes bic iiinglen gretgs
nile in sen Worbergruno bes Sntez
relies eeriidt boben. barrt nod INNER
iefnes Bret 0drte, tpslmer bic Molndas
It'll bes ,fnparaen1 GaIifprnien m pitt
toreste mDrte, farbenfatte 8ilber unb
quIbfiebernbe Ge{ninten fleiben mir
Sc. lin 10 reider lit aber iebt f4on
Elm sydbr5ebnt etipu ieitbem Elm
qroBer gtrpm Der Muspanbernrg BON
dIIer Melf nah ben @olbs unb Staz
mantenftlbern Der rieberlGnbifhen
Wauernrepublif aiebt bic Qiteratllr
an intereHanten Neiieberihten unb
erniten @tubien bon Jahnldnnern.
Gs mar um bas Sabr 1873, als unz
ter ben Diggern bon @riqualanb bic
Runbe iih perbreitete, baB tn Der
Erdnspdalrepublif nnermebli9 rei9e
DolbfeIber entbedt iporben ieien. Mdn
ipuBfe felt lange, bab Der 8oben Siibz
Qlfrifas golbbaltig mar; permuthete
man bod In biefen 9egenben bas
Dpbir Galpmo's; aber man bate ges
qlaubt, bab biefe 9plblaser idon in
grouer Woraeit ausgebeutet tDorben
unb srfdOpft tparen. Sept mar aber
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
porta Nigrd

man tn Hrlsssaerten o'e Gtlenbaaoer'
Dle DE Auoosrn 5uldnea1enprslfell'
eHtferaf 9dt, I'M Td1onenfugsia oar%
Gus 5ll gleBelr - Der 3ett lsno Gplgz
isrt troBer1. Am dnoeren gnOe oer
Staot, Die nun r1on EN- Or1tisl lDres
ebemal1gen llmtanges ailfnsrlt, ltegt
ern guis5er romIl9er Staotthell nobl
erHaatels. yin Yompell IN Oeutld9<
iano. grltaunt 1bnelF Der s5ltd nslt
llber Sdlllengange alIlo gema9sr,
garten ilno 5reppen bas 81! penn va
la1t puortans, per noc1 bts ms omelte
StOdipert lpobl er9dlfeIt Ut llrlo nllt
1etrle1 runogeipolbtes1 Jen1teraugell
itol3 auf bie GdmofraBe 9eraolbailt.
Jn Der Arena, DE fpsr r1tt Dem ges
spuBfleln Der graultgen Wergun8sa9slf
nno Der bapmloien 0egeHipdrt bsire<
terl 3sigt mon urls pie ipohlsrbaltsaleis
Sbierfdtbse, ois ilaterir0tihen 9dngs,
oir1 ote ots drInef Dpfer bersslses
11Rppf lpupoen, ilfiD Dle gum aDepl
mob ornamental gelhmudtsi1 halb
isberfpolbten EontgsltBe: gln Sild
sI aul ols pc. n,at ess,; lsras q 9agelle'e 5s.g'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
s bea ter.

MiilbauIen BAT cine groBe Mnaabt
rei9er 5abriten, foipobl Der MetalIz
inbuitrie, bauptfddli9 aber Webereien
unb 3ensbrudereien, benen es ieinen
Weltruf berbanft.l Der inbuftrielle
MufI4pung riibrt bonn Sabre 1746
her. als bie @orfahren iebt nod ipirS
fenber 6abritanten, bic Miilbduier
8iirger Gamuel aDdlin, Sobani1
Safob @9nabler unb Sobann 9ein>
rid Dolfus bic 9eritelluns Der feinen
bebrudten 8aumtpollen5euge. iosez
nannte Snbiennes, anfingen i'm @ro@
BEN gu betreiben. 9ierin Musgeaeid@
netes gu liefern unb ba3u tehnifhe
unb fiinitlerifde 0ilfstrdfte ilad3u<
5ieben, blieb bis bsute cine 9auptaufz
gabe Der 5tabt unb Der 1926 gegriin<
beten ,@ociete sSnbuitrielle". gu
glei1em 3pede bienen bas Snbus
itrielIe Muleum NIT etnem 9erbarium
BON $4,000 Species. @etperbemuieurn,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Das Sn0nIlfiefetttrllnl 0ts
Kfid)sl0noeg.

Sn Der meift ebenen, nur BON einis
gen9iigelfetten burh3pgenen Siibuit<
ede bes Gliab Iieet bic 5peitgrDbte
@tabt bes Mei1slonbes, Miilbaufen.
NIT faif $4,000 Ginipobnern, am Rnos
tenpunfte Derfhiebener GROCER inters
nationaler Werfebripege unb ettpa 3irei
Meilen bonn Hbeinftrom entfernt. sic
tritt fhon febr friib in gefhihtlihen
llrfuncen auf unb ipurbe nah bielen
Gtreitigfeiten alpiIden ben 8ii9Ofen
bon Strabburg unb ben beutfhen
Raifern bon Nubolpb BON 9absburg
aur taiferlihen Gtubt erbpben. Durh
feline Ditlide Gage ipar Miilbaufen.
tpenn au9 i'm 8unbe nit ben Neihsz
itdbten bes glfab. bauptfdhlid auf
CUTE Rahbarihaft nit ben S1peiz
Seritdbten angepiefen unb blieb 70
rber GibsenOHen1daft 5usepanbt"
Biz gum 25. Mdr3 1893, mo bic
Stabt iih Der franaDfif9en Republit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Muf benz Megaur Nrbeit.

- - - w ~ ~ - - =
auriidbleibt. Sn @abafrifa orbnet
man bic @olhnliiblen bielfah aud IN
Der Meiie an, baB man bic Bod
tribe dlfo bas 3ertleinerte Geftein,
iiber aupferplatten laufen ldBt, bic
nit Auedfilber iiberaogen unb In rim
nenartigen 9ebdltern etasenf0rmis
iibereinanber aufgefte[lt finO. Oas
@olb ber po1triibe perbinbet ii4 dls@
'bdnn nit benz Quediilber, pdbrenb
bic rtaabe1 Maife abflieBt.
Die 3abl ber in 8etrieb genommez
nen @oIbminen ftieg; INNER bGufiger
iDurben bic 3iige Der langen O4fenz
gefpanne, bic burd bic menfhenleere
Gteppe nan benz neuen Dorado eilten.
OtfnGftig riibrte man audi bic 9ronl~
mel Der Metlame unb bic Iiibafrifani<
f1en Minendttien itiegen an ben euro=
pdifhen 10rfen 3u fdninbelnber unb
f9pinbelbafter 96be. Der Rra1
blitb niht aus unb bic neasn Cobb
feIbsr gerietben in einen iiblen Auf.
go fam ba8 Sabr 1886 bsran, als am
Wittpatersrdnb, ca. 30 Mfeilen BON
prGtpria, tpieberifl fleue @olbfelber
entbedt tpurben. Dos groBe Capital
glnubte ieboh Mnfangs ben glGn3enz
ben @erihten niht unb 70 fonnte bier
BE gusbeute nur NIT geringen Wiit@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
fummer ipurbe trrihist, mldnner BON
tiihtiqer G@ullng irateu an bie@pibs
DieerteM MHblebsi 90 . , lie.

DieeriteMiib le BET M 0 . bie.
Der einaelnen 8erstperfe; onBer benz
Mmalsamations ipanbts mon
Die neueiten 1emiI6en Getpinnungs<
arten an unb Witpatersranb erreihte
cine unaeabnte 8liitbe. Natiirlih
tpirfte biefer 5ortfdritt aud auf bic
iibrigen fiibafritanifben Golbfelber
giinftig 3uriid. Sm Mittelpunft bers
ieIbsn entitanb eine neue etabt, Soz
bannssburg; mo por acbt Sabren nod
fein 9aus geitanben bate, erboben fi9
isbt- &ir6en, Sbeater. groBe 8aitbOfe
unb Mphngebdube; balb erf6loB alh
bos 9ampfroB Die 9egenb. No9 err
itaunliner ols bas gntiteben Der
5tabt lit iibrige1s Der &uffdtpnng
bss 8erebauss. Sm Sabre 1892 tpaz
rem in Witnatersranb allein SO @olDz
bergtperfe in Getrieb, BON benen einise
iiber 100000 gentner Geftein gefDrs
bert bahell. 0arals ip1rbe.e Elm 8olbs
qebaIt bpn 1,21O,574 lln3en allein i'm
Sabre 1892 ersielt. Da biefe Werfe
1dmmtlib Siefbaueruben Iinb, 70 baz
BEN 1ia 51dnte unb bementiprehenb
ssDrbernafninen, pumpen, Oampfz
feiTel, S9mieben, MeparatnrIperftdt=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
WerbIu m t. WsaIer

WerbIiimt. Maler (im
Mtelier): .Marum bliden Gie benn
Jbr Bib 70 nabbenfli6 an21 8es
iteler: sd iiberlege mir MIR, tDie td
es tpobl anifsllen rnuB, Inn bemfelben
srn0glihIt dbillih 5u trerbsn!1
Fin de steele. pfdrrer: Run
bite ih. bic gfinge 5u tduiAen!1
Hrdutigam: r0err pfdrrer, tbut's
niht audi, tpenn mir bie Weriab3ettel
tauihtn bic Ninge baben mir briiz
ben TN Qei6buus!s
MuSgepInubert. Ndter
Gid i'm 3inmer feints @Obnts ittnz
{sbsnb): .0a{i Du benn teinsn Mez
der9~ @tubiplus: ssSft gar ni@t
n5tbig; i9 ipsrbs MorgenS i'm febs
llbr burm bns M2iIitdr gkiptdt, ipeI>
4ss bies bpriiber3iebt 4dnaplrz
thin: ,,syd, iino Am tlf lbr nod eiIls
NAL ipsltis Il 5uriidtommt ni&s
pd6x on @pilnb &
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Urier.
Cher als @om ltanb Srier 1900
Der Sabre,
W6ge es fiirber belteb'n etpigen
Sriebens li1 fren'n.

OrlepeHS llW tlen H.
Wsnn au6 biefe SnfhriTt an eo=
then Saule tpeit 3uriid5reift in fagsnz
bette 3eiteE. na1tpe:slith beitdtigt it
es bennoh, baB srier iGcn i'm Sabre
$50 bor SIR. cine 5soeuten0s Gta5t
setpeIen unb baB lie in osa eriten
syabrbnnbsrten ii,I.-st 3eitre1nung
ii1 itol3 nebsn ltom itellen ourfts.
MelH dtbere STUD! i'm fpeiten beutz
5hen Reih tdrne i9r oarin qiein2 Sept
freili1 lit lie tpie Elm ireuaoliGe5. ol=
les Wiitterhen. bag iiA III Nu6ale eiz
ner groBen S9.rg1assn6ett lonnt.
Sreten mir absr in's a(ts Augusta
Trevirorum oltr1 bas seipaliiee
gteintbor Der porta nigra, % Dsrz
6ant bas Gerdtfh bes nnobernen 2e=
bens bor Der artddngeren, iteingeporz
benen Sobtenflage Der alten HOmer~
melt. Sitanenbdnbe fdetner bieie se=
tpaltigen Stetnforrren bes Shores eez
bilbet unb aifeinna,ber getbiinnt aa
baben in sroBen. eblen uno sinfahen
Werbdltnihen, unb mod heut bus tpirt=
anelnbe 2eben in ben fleinen 1naleri<
ihsn, eng anei1nnber geI9aiiegten
0dusden Der Neu3eit nieberauoriide1.
gs lit, als pole Oiefer 8au, .roBbem
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
SO a + dap pnrate.

borp, Malmoni. Der preuBiIhe 8ergz
ratb ShmeifIer bat eingebenbe 8ere9=
nungen iiber ben bprausiihtlt1en grs
trag Der iiibafrifaniihen Milen am
gefellt unb gefunben, baB - fotpeit
Die jebigen 4enntniffe bonn 0ortonl=
men bes @olbes i'm 9ranspaal reihen
bic grfd0pfing Der 2aserftdtten
in Mitpatersranb ettpa nd1 Mblauf
bon 25 sSabren tattfinben biirfte;
ptrb aber cine 9iefe bon 1900 itatt
800 Metern erreint, bann ift golbfiibz
renbes gr3 fir cine 6Drberung BON 40
sSabren porbanben. Dos 9auptergebz
niB aber bleibt, bab bic 1ergiperfe
bon spei 2agerftGtten in 5ebn Sabren
bel grreihung BON 300 Metern Siefe
fir minbeifens 81, 900, 100000, BET
grreinuna bon 1900 Metern fir
81, ,75O, ,0OO, 900 Sob liefern tperben.
rad gintritt giinitigerer probueS
tionsbebingungen iperDen audi bic
iibriaen @olbfelber 9ransbaals auf
lGngere 3eit bindiis our grb0bung ber
grobuctionsaiffern btitr1gen, to1 1T
no9 biefer gffhtung bin pDrlGnfig cine
8erednung nod ni6t m0slid,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Gale bpnii 9e 8atte rte.

galebpnii9 8atte rte.
ten etc. Sn neueIter 3eit bat man
aud preBluftmai9inen unb 8obrma@
ibinen eingefiibrt, bic bereits na6
0unberten adbfen. Sebr unfangrei4
1inb bementfpre9enb bic pobnerte,
unb man sdblte i'm Sabre 1892 am
Mitipatersranb 253O po1itempel, bic
felbft Bis CUR G9pere bon 1000
pfunb bergeitellt tperben. Mebrfa9
pirb au9 bic Rraft Der Waiferitr0me
in gIeftricitdt peripanbelt unb als
folhe ben Merfen augeleitet. Oa Siib=
d afrri;ta fr;ta nod feline eisenen Maf6inen@
inbuitrie beiibt, 70 muB fie bic Mebr=
5abl Der Maf9tnen aus ben Snbuitrie=
gebieten gurppas lirlb Mmerifas besie=
ben, unb 70 tpirfen bieIe Goldberg
tperfe audi iiber bas Meer btnaus. In
bem fie in ben alien unb neuen gultur=
ftaaten 5ablrei1e 6Gnbe bef9dftigen.
Die Bergleute am Mitipatersranb bas
BEN bic beften @olbgeipinnunssarten
eingefiibrt, bic bisber befannt itnb;
aber fie mD9ten bie9ehnifer gum tpeiz
teren 6ortfdritt anfpornen. .barum ba<
ben iie Bel Der Minenfammer ben 8ez
fdluB burdsefebt. in johannesburg
eine Musftellumg fir @olbaufberet>
tlnssmaf9inen unb cine preisausz
f9reibung fir bic beften Mpparate gu
beranifalten. MuBer mitpatersranb
iinb in @iibafrifa nod aablreiehe am
bere @olbfelber in Betrieb, mir nenz
men nur 2bbenburg Defaap, aleinz
2etabd, Gelati, Marabatab, Rlertsz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
8 0 I bg rd Serb E / m.

49, y ~ y y ' Wv
bas Dorado gefunben. unb aundhit
ging ein vRufb" nad 2poenburg, bas
bon &imberleb in S9Ienipaeen in 8
Biz A Wohen, nit pferben in 10 biz
IL Sagen 3l errei9eR mar. Surge
3eit barauf tpurben mod in Oafaap
linb @beba neue @olbldger entoedt,
itnb Elm @olbfieber nit allen 5einen
@nattenieiten ereriff Siioafrifa unb
lodte Musnanberer aus europa unb
Mmerifa berbei. llrfpriingli6 betrieb
man nur einfahe @olbtpdf f6ereien.
Mm ufer Der ssliiiIe unb 8d6e ipurben
bic rWiegen" aufseftelIt, in benen Der
solbbaltige Sanb getpai9en tpurbe.
Neben biefer prinittDen 9etpinnnng
bes eblen MetalIes enttptdelte iidb in
fur3er 3eit audi Der 8ergbau auf
@pIb. Ods eble Metau fon1mt bort
rei9ficb aud tn Quarsednsen einges
fhlpien bpr unb bas Gr3 muB bdber
aufgearbeitet tperben. Dies gef9ieht
in Der Negel auf folgenbe Weife: bas
gplbbaltige 9eitein tnirb in Stam@
pfern pber pp6batterien 5erfleinert
nnb tann alsbann tpie Der golbfiib=
renbe @anb ausgetpaf9en perben.
I'm aber 8erlufte an fleinen @olb~
tbeilnen 5u berneiben. ipirb Bel berz
beferten @erfabren bas aerfleinerte
Geitein nit Auediilber bermenst; biez
fes berbinbet fi3 nit benz Sob gum
@olbaHalgam, bas alsbann rein ause
getpd11en tpirb. grbiBt man bas
Mmalgan, 70 berflii6tigt fib bds
2uediiIber, ipdbrenb bas Sob in
mehr pber tpeniaer reinern 2uitanbe
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Ruiferpufait.

nnb Garbe siaen bursdbnImen, absr
on6eimelrlbern Gtrbrud. Seine Glte=
item Ebeile entitan1nten bem Is. sydbrz
bursbert, ber fd0ne @iebel ber Darods
5eit. SIN 2uufe Der 3eiten bat es
berfniebenen 3pefesr gebient als
@tubtbnus, Ni1tumt. Gelfballe urb
marftbdlls. synpn1er uber baben ii1
bic 8iirser 81 fr0h!idem 9rant lrrb
@elage nm Speiiefauf auIamnenges
iainben llnb bie Riirfiiriten gleid ib=
men benz Meine sligeIprohen. BON
bieien Mofelpein gift bas @esentbeil
bon bern Gpri1lDort NIT Dem propbe@
ten. WGbrertb Iebterer in feinen 0a=
tertunbe nihts gilt, ipirb Der mein
feiner Aueue 3u in,lner toItbarer unb
fDftIiher.
Mun Elm 3tpsites @aitbuis berGtdbt
befinbet fih in einem biItorifh befnnn<
ten patri3ierpalaf. BEN Denetiuner=
buuIe, bas aber I'm @egenfab au ieineln
Nanlen ben alsgeprGgten fenIterreiz
den, 9pGdrbiihen Stil reprGlentirt.
Dus alte rMotbe Sous. Der fbDne
ct. petersbr,rlrnen lrnb bds genliitbs
libe Marfttreiben, bas gibt Elm rei<
5erbes Bib.
Gin bei9eiben in einanber gee
ihn1iegtes Stdbthen in lieblider
2anbfhaft, gefr0nt nit ben setpalti<
gen DenfnlGlern elmer ttntergegange=
men Gultur, iinter Der 5errIhaft elmer
in ernite, groBe Ratbebralen unb atrz
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]
einberleiben la7en muBte, ipollte es
nibt feline reidbe sSnbnitrie burh 3ollz
1dlub segen Jrantrei9 = iein9auptz
abIaBsebiet = 5u @runbe serihtet
feben. Cine Snfdriftentafel, bic iih
in Der @tabt nebrfa9 finbet, sibt bic
6auptbaten Der @efdidte in folgenber
Wei5e tpieber:
Miilbaufens Otter 1T uns unbetannt.
8iellei9t parb oft bic Stabt aeritort
unb perbrannt.
@etpib 5heint ss, baB lie bic 9unnen
riifen tieber (Mnno 451),
Seboh als Dorf aeist fi9 Mllbdufen
Johann tpieber (2tnno 823),
9lls frene Hei9sitabt aipeD 8riefe iie
antiinben (Qlnno 1863,
Die 1i1 in bem Mr9ib tpobl aufbes
tpabrt befinben.
N1it Bern unb @olotburn elm 8iinbz
nib iparb sefAlofen (Mnno 1866
gluf fiinfunbapdn5ig Sabr, 10 rlbm>
lth btngeflone1t.
Morna9 Miiblbauiens Sreue 9elpee
tien betpogen,
DAB in ben sroben 8unb iie bieIe
@tabt geaosen (glnno 1879
Ote Garl'n BON 8urgunb nit Wtutb
begesnet bat (4nnD 1474)
l1nb bann bet man9er S4la9t Der
S9tpeiber fe9ten that;
Mu9 ii1 als Nepublif, trob manher<
lei 8efdbren,
Sn gutem Sob erbleit mebr benn oreiz
bunbert Sabreil.
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3um nobItbGtigen
3tped. puitor (lahbem ct raIirt
iDorben iit): soisr finb Jbre 0s5n
Gents! Barber (ubipebrenb): Die
fe8 WidI babe ib sic fiir uniern neuen
Rir4enbau rdfirt, gbrpiirben!
Mufppfernb. 6dusfrau:
rDu, Rarl, hie 1lnterbaItung jtodi
isben Mugenbli6 unfert @G{ts
Iangntilen fih f@redlid! mas foIs
Ten MIR nun ibur. ijs 81 oniiiirsn24
@ottt: .Du biIft uiir GineS: Wis
miidul buS 3imnler duf eirige 3sii
perIoHeu, banit ie iibsr una tlat.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-23

in as good money as we have loaned We
desire to pay our debts in the same way.
The banking business is not vitality de-
pendent upon any specific standard or upon
any particular kind of currency. It adapts
itself to all conditions, but conscious of
the needs OF our customers we earnestly
desire to see our country purged of the
monetary delusions which drive money
out or the channels of business A dollar
or fXed value in the worlds commerce has
more power to make markets, sharpen
trade, invite capital, develop resources
and extend our national power and influ-
ence. doubtful or deprecated dollar will
phght every mans effort and prove a ma
tional curse. AS bankers, we want the
dollar which will do our country the most
good, and we commend to all of our fellow
cltizens the opportunity which they now
nave to decide upon the future value of
their dollar and to remove from our land
the menace which has destroyed more
values and caused more suffering than
war or pestilence"
An adjournment was then taken, after
the delegates had arranged to meet after
the convention had adjourned to nominate
candidates for the nomination commit
tee to be selected by the president. After
the delegates had finished caucusing for
nominations, carriage were taken at the
door, and the delegates were driven to the
union stations, where lunch was served.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-23
BRYAN IN WEST VIRGINIA.
itinerary of the Trip He VIII Re-
gin on Sept. 30


Washington, Sept. 22.-John T. McGraw
of West Virginia, member of the national
committee at democratic headquarters, to-
day arranged the itinerary for Mr.. Bryan
during the three days that the candidate
will be at the disposal of the West Vir-
ginia state committee Mr.. Bryan, ac-
cording to this arrangement, will leave
New York on the night of Sept. 2S, and
reach Washington at o'clock on the morn
ing of the 30th, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad He will leave Washington
at a. m, Sept 30, reaching Harpers
Ferry, at $40 o'clock, where he will speak
for twenty minutes. Arriving at Mar
tinsburg at 1890 he will have one hour
and fifteen minutes; and at Cumberland,
where he is due at 2:15 p. m, he will be
given fifty-five minutes. BY special
train over the West Virginia Central the
party will be taken to Keyser, arriving at
$40, where a stay of one and one-half
hours will be made The run will then be
made from Keyser to Grafton for a night
meeting, which will be held al o'clock.
Oct. l he will leave Grafton at a. m.
for Clarksburg, where he will arrive at
10 o'clock, and remain for one and one
half hours. Arriving at Parkersburg at
2:30, the party will remain one hour. The
trip from Parkersburg to Wheeling will
be made by special train, reaching Wheel
ing at 1880 for night meeting. After this
Mr. Bryan will leave for Charleston, ar
riving there early on the morning of Oct.
3. He will speak at 10 O'Clock, remaining
for one and one-half hours. The party
will then take a special train to Hunt
lngton arriving there at 1 o'clock, giving
an hour and a half to the people at that
point. At Huntington, Mr.. Bryan will bid
farewell to West Virginia and take the
regular Chesapeake and Ohio train, the
Flying Virginian. for St Louis, to attend
a meeting of the national democratic
clubs. He will be accompanied through
West Virginia by a special escort com
Ynittea
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-23
sPANIARDs SUSPECTED.
The Manager of a Cuban Relief Fund
MysteriOusIy Disappears.

Chicago, ILL.,. Sept "a. d. Powers,
director and manager of the Cuban re-
lief corps, which only last week opened
offices at POI Wabash avenue, is missing,
and fears are entertained that ne mas
been made away with by emissaries of the
Snanish government Last Wednesday
Powers received a letter full of threats
against his life and stating that there
was a secret society in Chicago, the MEM
hers OF which were Spaniards, which had
sworn revenge upon all Americans who
would lend a hand to help the Cuban
revolutionists. Last evening Powers went
to his Office as usual At II O'Clock the
watchman found both the front and rear
doors open. This morning the door, which
had been secured by the watchman, was
forced open. Powers coat and hat were
found in their customary place, but there
was no trace Of the missing man.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-23
VISITORS of VICTORIA.
The Gar and Czarina Now at Bal
moral Castle.


Leith, Scotland. Sept. 22.-The Russian
imperial yacht Standard, with the czar
and czarina on board, passed Bass rock
at 8 O'Clock this morning, moving slowly
on account of the fog. When she was
reported as having passed Bass rock
many passenger boats, crowded with ex-
cursionists, went out to meet her and az
companied her to the harbor, where she
arrived this afternoon. The car and
czarina, with their suites, were trans
ferred from the STANDARD to local
steamer, which conveyed them to the
lefty where they landed and took car
riages to the railway station, en- routs
for Balmoral. The route to the station
was decorated to a moderate extent with
bannorets, streamers etc, with ocea-
sional scrolls bearing words Of welcome
to the imperial visitors. To-day was an
ordinary autumn holiday in Edinburgh
and Leith, and great crowds of people
were early on the ground to see the Rus
sian emperor. The gathering was very
orderly and the town remarkably quiet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-23
THAcHER AND THE PLATFORM.
John C. sheehan Calls on Him For a
statement of HIS Attitude.

" -" TAAAAN"NNs
New York, Sept 22.-The Evening Sun
publishes the following telegram: New
York, Sept. 22.--John Boyd Thacher. AL
bany, N. Y: sir-When the friends 0f
the democratic platform adopted In Buff
falo stood in doubt as to the propriety OF
nominating a gentleman who had pre-
viously occupied position adverse TO
the leading tenets Of the party as declared
In national convention, the convention
was repeatedly assured by your represent
atives that you would stand fairly and
squarely upon the Buffalo platform. which
most emphatically indorsed the one adopt
ed at Chicago.
NO man who knows John Boyd
Thacher.' they declared again and again,
will doubt for one instant that befors
permitting his name to be brought before
this convention, he had resolved his doubt
as to the expediency of free silver, and
IS prepared to stand IN all fairness upon
the platform this day adopted. copies OF
which the press has placed In Mr.. Thach-
er's hands,
"In view Of your letter TO the public I
feel sure that you are not aware Of the
pledges then made In your name, and that
once In possession OF the facts you will
take the required measures to prevent
the stultifcation Of those who pressed
your claims upon the convention.
John g. SheGhan."
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CONTINUED on Fifth Page3
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GOLD STILL COMING IN.

Steamers From Europe bringing
Consignments of the yellow Metal.
New York, Sept. 81. & W. seligman &
Co. will receive 100000 gold by the steam
ship st. Paul, now on the way hither The
sum of 81, 100000 gold was deposited at the
sub-treasury to-day in exchange for green
backs.
The steamship Teutonic. leaving Europe
tomorrow, will carry a consignment Of
81 100000 for Heidelbach. Ickenheimer &
Co.
Washington, Sept. 22.-The treasury gold
reserve at the close Of business to-day
stood at s116,94s 4o2. The days withdraw
ais at New York were s62, 100. There were
exchanged at New York to-day $1,OOO0OO in
gold for currency.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-23

Constantinople, Sept. 22.-The artillery
department of the war office has on exhi-
bition 40 Armenian bombs, from FIVE to
nine inches In length, which the authori-
ties discovered in an Armenian bomb
factory in this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-02


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