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Scarf Pin second, Break O'Day third

Scarf Pin second, Break O'Day third.
Time-1:09.
AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, Sept. 24.-Summary:
Trotting, 2:24 class, purse S1OO, best
three in five heats, Addison won, Audit
or second, Alias third. Time-:1912
Pacing, 2:27 class, purse $500, best
three in five, Bastina won, Prince II.
second, Munyon third. Best time-2:l9-
Running, mile handicap, purse 500,
Rebellion won, Favory second, Trix
third. Time-1:4112.
AT NEVADA CITY.
NEVADA CITY, Sept. 24.-Tc-day's s
attendance was the largest of the
meeting SO far, having increased each
day since the racing began. The
weather was moderate, and there is
now every promise of large crowds to-
morrow and Saturday. Summaries:
The Mining Superintendents' race, )
in 3, Melrose won, Oscar second, Sorrel
Charley third. Time-2:411a.
Running, five-eighths of a mile and
repeat, Rose Clark won, San Tuza sec
ond. Time-1:0
The Narrow Gauge Railroad Stake,
handicap, one and one-quarter miles,
Annette won, Sabilla second. Time
2:13
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BICYCLE MEETS.
Professional Twenty-Four Hour
Paced Race at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. PA professional
tWenty-four race, paced. for purses of
$3.50, $3.50, S100 and $50 and liberal rec
ORD prizes, began at the Cycle Tourna-
mcnt in the Coliseum at 8 o'clock to-
night The starters were: Ned Read
ing. Fort Keogh, Mont; Louis Gimm,
Cleveland; c. w. Miller, Chicago; BID.
Blakeslee, Kensington, ILL.,; Albert
Schock, Minneapolis; George III. Guam
emburg, Burlington, n. j.: Herman
Khol. Chicago; w. III. Hyde, Rock
Island, ILL.,; Frank Waller, New York
Lyman Myers, Minneapolis; Bert
Harding, st. Louis.
Miller of Chicago took the lead at the
start and kept it steadily. He covered
- miles in 1851 40, Waller of New
York being two laps behind. The time
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Rate of Discount Raised.

LONDON, Sept. 24-The governors of
the Bank of England to-day advanced
the minimum rate of discount a half
per cent to 3 per cent. This is an ad-
vance Of ] per cent in less than
month. Good authority in exchange
believe that the advance will only ex-
ert temporary restraining influence
on the outflow of gold to the United
States and the Continent
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Highest of all in Leavenng SengthLatest u S. Govt Report
R3>:a!l! g! Rs%assz RRsk{Rs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

tempted to get control of the switches,
intending to derail the incoming trains
City Marshal Moss MorriSsey patrolled
the yards all night, and was compelled
to swear in eight or ten special police
men in order to maintain peace and pre-
vent the men doing damage to railroad
property. Those who are known to have
taken part in the riot were discharged
from the railroad to-day. The matter
is being investigated, and it is believed
several others will be discharged soon.
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Republicans Expect to Carry Kansas.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-There was
quite a number of visitors at Republican
headquarters this morning. Chairman
Manley of Maine and Senator Quay dis
cussed the situation in the Southern
States with Chairman Hanna. Chair
man Hanna this afternoon denied the
statement to the effect that the Republi-
can organization has abandoned its idea
of being able to secure the electoral
vote of Kansas. He said it was abso-
lutely without foundation, and declared
that the Republicans expected to carry
the State
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Kearney and HaineS.

LONDON, Sept. 24.-It is announced
upon official authority that the Govern
ment have abandoned the idea of ask
ing for the extradition of the alleged
dynamiters Kearney and Haines, who
were recently arrested in Rotterdam.
The reason the authorities have de-
cided not to attempt to secure their ex-
tradition is that it is found that the
offenses with which they are charged
are not included among the extradition
crimes mentioned in the treaty between
Great Britain and Holland
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San MateO Republicans.

REDWOOD CITY, Sept. 24.-The Re-
publican County Convention to-day was
called to order at II o'clock, and after
appointing the various committees ad-
journed until D. N. After re-assem-
bling the reports Of the committees were
adopted. The platform indorses McKin-
ley and Hobart and the national plat
form. The nomination of Eugene F.
Loud for Congress was indorsed.
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r1urder and Suicide.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Harry Conway
Of Clinton, Ia, was killed this afternoon
by Grace Clark, who shot him first and
then killed herself. Conway was a brake
man on the Northwestern Railroad, and
came to Chicago last June with the
Clark woman. They had numerous
quarrels. The disagreement which
caused the shooting was over a letter
from a woman Of Fall City, Neb., writ
ten to Conway.
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CUBAN REBELLION.
insurgents Continue to Destroy Large
Sugar Estates.

HAVANA, Sept. 24.-Rebels have
burned the town Of Lagunillas, Prov
ince of Matanzas. The rebels also de-
stroyed sugar estates of Olano, near Bo-
lCrdrOn; Ozade, near LagunillaS; Santa
Domingo, near GuamaCarO; San Anto-
Mo, near Corrol False, and buildings
on other estates of more or less import
ance. All Of these estates are in the
province of MatanZaS.
The Queen has commuted the death
sentence pronounced on Octavio Zub-
i7arretas to imprisonment for life.
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A Shoe Company Falls.

BOSTON, Sept 24.-The National
Shoe and Leather Exchange announces
the failure of Burpee, Rumsey & Co,
shoe manufacturers of Lynn. Assets
and liabilities not given. The firm did
a business of between 100000 and
$500 900 a year.
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Travelling Salesman Missing.

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 24.-Fred
Cooper, travelling salesman for Craig,
Stewart & Co., wholesale grocers and
tobacconists, has disappeared since the
21st. To-day q complaint was lodged
against him, charging felony embezzle-
ment to the amount of several hundred
dollars. Officers are telegraphing south
ard east to intercept him. He has al
ways been considered reliable and is a
single man.
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Funeral of DIR. Pardee.

OAKLAND, Sept. 24.-The funeral
Of DR.. f. H. Pardee took place from
the Masonic Temple this afternoon and
vas largely attended by representative
citizens. Mayor Davie, the City Coun-
ell and other officials were present. The
services were under the auspices of
Oakland Lodge, No. 1SS. F. and A. NJ,
assisted by Oakland Commandery, No
II KNIGHTS Tpmn1ar
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for fifty miles made was 1:54:25 So,
being 11:42 1-5 better than the Ameri-
can record, which is 2:11:06 40. Miller
covered % miles in 2:00:01 1-5, being
eight laps in the lead then.
COOPER DEFEATS JOHNSON.
WAVERLY IN. j., Sept. 24.-By the
narrow margin Of two feet butin slow
time for the championship, Tom Cooper
to-day defeated the renowned Johnny
Johnson in a match race at the Quill
cycle Clubs meet Fine weather made
II possible for large crowd to be pree
ent and the Detroit wonder was warmly
applauded for his victory Time
2:13 %.
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Fire at PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24-The new
club house on the grounds of the Marion
Cricket Club at Haverford was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The club
house cost $50, 900, and it is estimated
that the loss will be $40, 600 The insur-
ance is S65, 900 on the building and S1O,-
900 on the contents.
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Government Dock at Puget Sound.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The Navy
Department has finally accepted the
great dock at Puget Sound, and re-
leased the contractor by giving him the
last payment including those reserved.
This action provides the Government
with facilities for docking and cleaning
the largest ships at any time of the year.
Hitherto it would not have been posi-
BILE to examine or repair the hull of
modern battleships at any Pacific port
except EsQuimalt 3. @.
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Skull Fractured i'm a Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-William
McBain, sailor on the ship Wasdale,
had his skull fractured last evening
during a fight with a colored sailor
named John Fleming, and Fleming was
arrested for assault to murder.
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Not Guilty.

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 24.-The jury
in the case of the people VS.. Albert
Kingsbury. charged with the murder of
Grijaiva, the Mexican, at Compton in
May last, returned d verdict of not
guilty at late hour tonight
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Shot His Wife and Himself.

TACOMA CWash), Sept. 24.-John
Michout, French laborer, shot his wife
twice in the head to-day and then put a
bullet in his own face. She will die, but
he may recover. The shooting occurred
at the Fannie Paddock Hospital where
she is a domestic, and was caused by
her refusal to live with him.
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Nominations at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24.-The fol-
lowing nominations We're made by the
regular Republican convention of the
city and county Of San Francisco at
the session held tonight: Treasurer. A.
c. Widber; Superintendent of Streets,
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SMALL RIOT.
Drunken Railway Employees Attempt
to Get Control of the Switches.

CHADRON (Neb), Sept. 24.-There
was a small riot on the Elkhorn railroad
here last night. Half dozen men en-
ployed in the yards became intoxicated
threatened the lives of local railroad of
ficials, and are reported TO have at
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Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. 0. o. r.

DALLAS (Tex.), Sept. 24.-To-day the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
went into secret session. The records of
last years secret session were read, and
a large number of amendments and
changes in the secret work We're pre-
sented and referred to the proper COM
mitteeS
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Humboldt Nominations /.

EUREKA Sept 24.-The Republicans
to-day renominated Hon. J. S. Baird for
Superior Judge. Three candidates for
Supervisors were also nominated.
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Rank RObber Arrested.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.-Sheriff
Eallou Of San Luis Obispo brought to
the jail here man named Ross, who
is accused of robbing a bank in San Luis
Obispo four years ago. He was arrested
in Clifton, Ariz.
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All on Board Lost.

BREMERHAVEN,S Sept 24.-An un-
known bark foundered to-day near the
Island of Borkum, off the mouth of the
River Ems. All on board the vessel are
supposed to have been lost
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Corbett Accepts the Biggest Purse.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.--James
r. Corbett, the pugilist, has declined
$4,000 offer from the National Ath-
letic Club in favor of one of $4,000
from the Eureka Club.
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MEALS.
ROBERT d. FiNNIE, Grocer, 72I ].

George W. Elder; City and County At
torney, John r. Aitken; Surveyor,
Charles S. Tilton: Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Reginald II. Web
SfGr
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Fusion in Washington.

| TACOMA, Sept. 24.-Populists, Dem
| ocrats and Silver Republicans com
pieted fusion to-day, after three days
" nrk
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AUNT JEMIMAs PANCAKE FLouRThis article had a
wonderful sale at the Worlds
meals. Price. 2Oc per package.
PETTlJOHNS BREAKFAST Pricel l0c perp
DEL MONTE SELF-RAISING BUCK Price nor
package.
DEL MONTE ADVENT FLOUR Price, SOC per sack.
DEL MONTE MORNING MEAL. Price. perua
DEL MONTE ROLLED OATS AND WHEAT.
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WeMterct nno WoyO aaf
totet see.

Salifar, q. g., %. Suli. Sie Bar
tentina 6erbert Suler, @apt. NaID, am
3. Suli BON Bottom nab @oiario, Mr=
aentinien, abgesanaen, 1T am Dienstag
Morsen nit benz Sternenbanner, unter
Dem eine i6marSe Gla9se ansebra1t
mar, auf Salbmait flie9erb, I'M bieiigen
Safen angefommen. 9as Signal be-
oeutet nWteuterei an 8oro" uno es be-
aaben iid Oesbalb iofort cine 9lnsabl
9afenpOlisiiten an 8oro, mo- ibnen mit-
getheilt muroe, ouB Der Gapitdn Malp.
oelIen Srau 2aura unb Der atpeite Maat,
grambers, auf bober See, i'm S1laf
uno in ibrem 8ette erlnorbet tporben iei=
en. Oie brei 2eute paren nit elmer
Nrt erfhlagen norben. Oie Gaiiiten,
in melAen Die Spfer la9en. tparen iiber
+ uno iiber nit Ylut beoedt, anoeuteno,
oab elm beftiser 9ampf tattsefunoen
babe. 0ie 2ei6en tparerl in fur1tbarer
Weiie perltiimmelt. Der Sod Sona=
t1an 5becre ib0pfte iofort 8eroaht,
DAB Der erite Maat, Sbomas Bram, oas
8erbreden besaneen babe uno es selang
! ibm, ben Mann sa iiberipdltigen uno in
giien gu lesen. Spdter legte er aud
ben Matroien, Der CUR 3eit, als Der
Morb begangen tuuroe, oas Steuer
fiibrte, in gifen.
Die idmmtli1en an 8orb befinbliden
perlOnen, barunter elm pailaaier,
Wtonfs, aus 8niton, tpuroen pfort per=
baftet. Ser Ser. ct. @oniul bat Tim
Snltruftionen nod Wafbington teleara=
pbirt nno instpiiden ben fdmmtliben
nit Der 9lffaire in @erbinbung ftebenoen
perlonen bas itrensfte 6dmeisen an=
enpfOblen.
Mm 23. b. Tanb Dor ben Beb6rben bon
0alifaT Elm 8orperb0r itatt, tporauf bie=
lelben einnilli9ten, bic perionen, bic in
Weroadt iteben, ben 2apitdn Naip,
benen Gran unb ben 3ipeiten Waat
gramberg bon Der y0erbert Guler" err
mproet au baben, obne Weiteres an bic
yer. StaatensHegierun aus3uliefern.
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ttnfere GteMnm9.

Bon beri9iebenen Geiten tpirb uns
borgepprfen, mir bdtten uniere @runo=
idbe perldu9net unb ieien Der oemofra=
tiihen partei untreu getpproen. Sieier
@oripurf 1T burdaus unbesriinoet.
Ser ,yeobadter" bertritt beute Die
ndmliden @runoIdbe, fiir tpelde er
bonn Sage feiner @riinouns an einse=
treten lit unb miro bielelben ME bers
ldusnen. 9ies min aber ni1t iagen,
baB mir nit elmer Yartei bur9 bid
unb oiinn seben miiiien, penn mir
ieben, oaB bieielbe auf Nbmeee serd.b,
uno fatt bas Wobl bes 8olfes gu f6r=
bern, fi6 in ben Sienit elmer unfcrupu=
loIen politiiden Clique felt.
9ie Gbicaso gonbention puroe BON
ben Silberfiirifen uno oeren besablten
aopotaten controllirt, Die, UNI Die eiee=
nen Sntereiien su fOroern. bereit iinb,
eine panit berbeisufiibren, mie oieies
2anb nod feline erlebt, uno 9erabe Die
slrbeiter unb Sbulonertlalie, in oeren
Snterelie Die Silberboloe gu arbeiten
bebaupten, tpiiroen oaorrd sumeiit in
Mtitleioeni6aft 9eSogen. Sann man
es uns perargen, menn mir oa ni1t
mitma6en :?
@enn es fi6 barum banbelt, bemdbrte
oemofratiide 8runofdbe Su pertrete1t,
miro man uns itets bereit fino:n, bie=
ielben su berfedten, aber tpenn mir ie=
ben, bab i'm SntereHe Der Gilberminen<
beliber Der Srebit uno Wobltano bes
2anoes ruinirt peroen ioq, bann f6n=
nen mir feline Seerfplse Ieiiten.
50 penig mie mir Mc&inlep, ben
anlpalt oer9ruits uno Mpnopole unter=
itiiben tonnen, eben 10 tpenis fbnnen
mir fiir elm Sifet arbeiten, bas im
ausi6lieBliben Snterelie Der Silberf0=
nise oes WeHens aufsefellt iporoen 1T.
gSir ipieberbolen oaber, mas mir friiber
ibon 9ela9t, mir werben Dem Wabl=
tampf uniere bplle glufmerflamfeit
ibellfen uno iiber ben 8erlauf oeiielben
unparteiii6 beriAten, i'm iibrisen aber
es oem Oentenoen 2eier iiberlaHen, gu
priifen, mel9e Ganbioaten na1 ieiner
anlidt ain belten geeisnet iino, Die ,5n.
tereiien bes 8olfes gu f6rbern.
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9tc Ccnbention Der Yoptli.
tfett lit st. 2uttts

nominlrte Wm. S. Srpan als prdf=
bent unb Shpn1as 6. Mation bon 9lla=
bama als 8ice prdlioent. Die go=
pulifen tpeigerten li9 alIo, bas polle
oemofratiide Sidet gu nominiren, in=
bem lie Ifatt Senalls einen Der eS6riaen
als gice=prdlioenten nominirten. Sic
bringen banlit 8rDan in cine Iebr un=
angenebme Stellung benn entpeoer
muB er Die Domination ablebnen unb
10 itb Der 8efabr ausieben, bas eanse
populiltiibe 8otum au perlieren, ooer
ct nimmt oielelbe itillldpeigeno on uno
itellt ii6 baourb in @egeniab init iei=
ner Partei unb ben Sreunoen SemalIs.
| Ser 9lussang Der Convention biloet
eine bittere @nttduf6ung fiir 8rDan
uno feline Sreunoe, Die ibrer Sabe f.
der gu iein glaubten.
9ie Platform inboIlirt Die Smabo=
platform bon 1892 in ibren Saupt=
prinsipien uno in Der Sinan5planfe
| i6liebt lie Iib i'm Weientli9en oerieti=
| gen Der @bicagoer Gonpention an. IS
beiBt barin . Wir perlangen cine Ii1c=
re uno geiunoe gDdbrune, Die freie
unb unbeI6rdnfte Yrdgun9 bon Silber
uno @olo 5ur Gate bon Is gu |, Die
| li6leunige 8ermebrung bes Girculo=
tionsmittels in 9eniigenoer Menae. I'M
|oem 8ei6dft eine yaaraelb Nalis ali
Igeben, uno cine itufenueiie Gintom=
menlteuer. Ollie Gtnfiinfte ipllten auf
Die nothDenoi9en 9tusgaben Der &eoie=
rung beibrdntt, poltlparbanfen ein9e=
ri6tet uno @iIenbabnen, iotpie Sele=
larapben= unb Selepbonlinieu perItoot=
ili6t peroen. Sas 2ano, bas @rbeut
oes gansen 8Olfes, folte nibt su ipe=
fulatioen 3wefen monopoliIirt uno
Nusldnoern fein 8elibre0t einserdumt
iperoen.
Sie platform berbammt Die 9lus=
9abe bon Sonos Dbne @rmabtiaunQ
bur6 ben @ongreB uno erabtet Die
Gntl6eioung bes Sbergeri6ts in Sa=
hen Der @infommenIteuer ais elne fot=
li6e Seutuns Der Contribution unD Ell
men @insriIf in Die &e6te Des @ongrei=
| ies. 9es Weiteren miro gsIprbert, bic
oirecte @rnablung oes Yrdlioenten unO
Der Senatoren our6 bas 8olt, Selbft=
realerun9 fir Die Serritorien uno ben
Sifritt Columbia, Die baloige Nufnab=
me bon Nriso1ta, Stem Werico uno Of
laboma IN ben Staatenbuno unO Die
Seihrdnfuna Der Ma6t Der @eri1te in
Miba6tungsfdlleu, fppie Die gei6df=
tlgun9 BON Nrbeitsloien in 3eiten i'm
oultrieler 9epreilion an offentli6en
8auten. Gum S6luB erfldrt ii6 Die
platform fir Die peniiOniruns Der al=
ten Soloaten in 9ere6ter 6orm uno fir
freie ausiibung oes Stimmredts. To-
pie fir Die Mnerfennung Der nnabbdn=
atafeit @ubas.
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Wuslann.

S6pere 8lutben baben bas 8cbiei
Der Serner 9llpen, ben Sura unb ben
Canton gGaaot beimeeiucbt. griifen
lino pegQepal6en uno GiIenbabnen
Ser'tDrt. Sle @rnten baben glei6faaa
9elitten.
grin5eTlin Mauo, Die brittle Sohter
oes yrlnsen bon gSales, muroe am %.
Suli nit Dem Speiten Spbne bes Sron=
prtnsen BON Sanemart 9etraut.
Sie oeuti6e preile perldlt Iib gegen=
iiber Der pariier geltausitellune in
1896 iebr 3uriifbalteno.
Ser beutibe &aiier tpia feinem Su=
fel, Dem 8robbersOg bon Saben, Sll
oeflen 20. @eburtstage Die G0ni9sniir=
De berleiben.
Sie 8erliner SDnooe berlanot 80
neue Gir1en fir Berlin. Die Staot=
perpaltllng 1T aber pOrerit nidt ipillens,
einen pfennis bafiir gu beipillieen.
Yrins Waar, Elm gteffe oes Soni9s
bon Sa9len, bat am 26. Suli Die to-
tbollide Yrleltertpeibe empfansen. Ser
prins 1T rs Sabre alt.
Sn 2Onoon puroe am q. Suli Der
internationae SosialiltenconsreB erDff=
net.
Sn 2onoon iOa Elm Gbolerafall por-
getommen iein.
Sm norotpeitliben Sbeile bon China
lino bic WtObameodner i'm Nuffano.
Utebrere Seere, Die gesen Die &ebellen
gel6itt puroen, iino einfab perl1ol=
len.
Ser britiide Sampfer ,Gpneorbia"
1T nit einem Gisberg in Gollilipn ee=
ratben uno in fart beiddoistem 3u=
itano in ct. Sobns, q. s. ansetom=
men.
Sn gappten iit bic Gbolera in Der
@bnabme begriffen.
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Sett omteiirmng oes SiIbers.

Die gbraie BON ber Sempnteliruns
oes Silbers, nit mel9er Die Sreililber=
fdwdrmer um ii6 iuerfen, iit total fali6.
Silber 1T ni6t entseloet, es tperoen mie
cine por einiaen Sasen einsetroffens
Nadribt aus @aibinston seiet. nod
tmmer Silber=Sollars 9eprd3t uno mie
leber tpeib, 1T Der Silber=Sollar als 9e=
ieblibes 3ablungsmittel i'm llmlauf.
Ser &egierung tit nidt bas Ge9t ee=
nommen Silber=Dollars Su prdaen uno
bon elmer yGntgeloung" oes Silber=
Dollars tann um 10 tpeliiser bic Nebe
iein als mir jeBt etlpa so nal nebr
Silber=Dollars baben als por 1878.
Was pill man benn eisentlib ? ST es
FIR ben Nrbeiter ni1t better, DAB ct
tpie jeBt Silber=9 Dollars als 2obn be-
fommt, ipelde bic &esierung ;u ibrenl
pollen Nennwertb eir,sul6ien bereit lit,
als bah Der Silber=Dollar nidt mebr
bon Der Heaierung ein9elDif tperben fam
uno Die Rauftraft bsiielben- auf bic
9alfte berabfintt ? (Weifb.)
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9ie @erbdltniile In Der eurppdiIder
Siirfei treiben elmer Grilis ent1eaen.
Seit @o1en ipiitbet Elm Nufltano oul
Der Sniel &reta, bel tpeldem i6reflid)e
Sbanbtbaten pprfpnlmen. gllle Ser
fu6e, benfelben beisule9en, I6eitern an
Dem eegenieitigen MiBtrouen Der Itrei=
tenoen Yarteien. Sm 8ebeimen tper=
ben Die 9luiftanoiiden auh BON @rie=
benlanb ermlntert unb nit @affen uno
Munition perieben.
6lei6Seiti9 bat aber aud elm 9luf=
itanb in Macebonien fatteefunoen uno
trob Der GeriuAe Der tiirtii6en 3eoie-
runa, Die Na6ridten su rluterortfen,
oernimmt man, ooB oerlelbe cine iebr
| |aefdbrli0e @eitalt annimmt. Sei
Ntouila wlroe cine ltarte 9lbtbeilun9
tiirtii6er 5tuppen geI0logen, oasu
fOmmt nod, baB Die tiirfilden Geler=
ben, welCbe aufgebpten morhen Iino,
I'm ben 9lufltano su unterDrifen, ben
8eboriam DerDeisern, neil i9r Splo
i'm Giifltanoe 1T uno iie iebr penio
uno iebr i6le6te Nabrun9smittel err
balten.
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@reter im Snterelle Der MenI6libteit
an,llehmen.
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