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Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

From the sea to the clouds. Passing modern cities and ancient monuments. Standard gauge in everything man, agement, ideas and treatment of pa trons. The only line in the republic running Pullman palace buffet sleep ing cars between the capital and points fn the United States. Cheap rates and prompt service. For full particulars call on or address J. F. Donohoe, Commercial agent, Fl Paso. Texas.
 The Union Pacific has just issued several new and interesting publica- tions, such as 1.-The National Plat for1n," giving the 1896 platforms in fnll of each party, besides other politi- cal statistics and data; ''Gun Club Rnles," Outdoor Sports and Pas times," "Prune Culture in Idaho" "49 to '96," etc. Call at ticket office, 941 Seventeenth street, and get copy of the above, or address Geo. Ady, gen. eral agent, Denver.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

The following is the electoral vote of ehe states as based upon the appor ton- ment act of Feb '. 1891.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
Articles of Incorporation.

We, W. H. Smith, B. T. tIillett, P T. Alkire. lloyd B. Chrlsty, E. Irvine, B. Wilson and
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Total, 447, necessary for choice, 224.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18
Badly Frozen.

Dead wood Independent: Satur-
day night, John Ford, who has been
employed doing assessment work on
the Ida and Piedmont group Of
mikes, situated on North Bare Butte
creek, was taken ill, and in Il
delerium drove his attendant from
the cabin in which he was stopping.
The man went to seek assistance
and when he and some Of the neigh
bors returned Ford could not be
found. A searching party was i'm
mediately organized, the entire
neighborhood turning out and an
effort made to find the demented
man. Word was sent to Deadwood
to H. G. Smith, the principal owner
of the mines, and he, gathering to-
gether a party joined the searchers
on North Bare Butte. The search
was eept up all that night and
throughout Sunday but without re-
suits.
Section men this morning at an
early hour discovered Ford lying
alongside the B. & M. track on
Whitewood creek, a short distance
above Kirk. He was conscious, but
badly frozen, and a few hours more
of exposure surely would have re-
suited in his death. He was cared
for temporarily, and afterwards re-
moved to the county hospital, where
he now lies, lowering between life
and death.
The searchers from Deadwood suf-
fered considerable during their mid
night quest, some of them receiving
bad falls and n or two returning
home with faces that look as though
they had been in an argument with
an enthusiastic disciple Of the gentle
game of %fisticuffs.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18
The Wind Gave Contest.

Deadwood Pioneer: john LaFa-
bre, receiver Of the United States
land Office at Rapid City, who Wis
tied Deadwood Tuesday, said the
Wind Cave property is still in a
state of uncertainty. Mr.. McDon-
aid, who located it was surveyed,
and held it by the squarter's right,
made final proof in June, 1895, upon
and entry claiming the ground as
agricultural land. A few months
later + protest was filed by the
South Dakota Mining company on
the grounds that mineral existed on
the property. The local land Office
investigated the case, deciding in
favor of Mcdonald, as no mineral
bearing rock was to be found in
place, although colors of placer gold
as we'll as other mineral traces were
found. The case was then referred
by the South Dakota Mining COM
pany to the commissioner of the
general land office, who, after taking
exhaustive testimony on both sides,
held that the land was neither agri-
cultural or mineral, and held Nc
Donald's application for a patent
for cancellation without passing
upon the original sntry Of Mr.. Nc
Donald, however. Both parties
have now appealed the case to the
secretary of the interior at Wash
ington and a decision is being
awaited. Both parties in the con-
troversv are after the cave, without
any particular reference to the
ground, which is valueless for any
practical purpose.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18

and going to Clayton's house in the
night while under the influence of
liquor awakened Clayton by kicking
upon the door. Clayton told him
to snop kicking the door but Kinney
did not heed him. Clayton, who
probably did not know who the in
truder was warned him against any
further disturbance, declaring his
intention to shoot if it was contin-
ued. Kinney paid no attention to
the warning, and the result was
that Clayton shot, presumably
through the door, the shot taking
effect in some vital part of Kinney's
body, and causing his almost in
slant death, Clayton who is said to
be a very quiet young man: went to
Edgemont at once and gave himself
up to the authorities. Kinney's
mother and brother are residents of
Hill City, and has another brother
at Lead. 1t is reported that 1925.
in currency and a certificate of de-
post for $500. on the Hill City bank
was found upon Kinney's person.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18
~Notice-Timber Culture.

". .. LhlO OllCc,
Rapid City, S. D., October 20, 1866
Complaint having been entered at this office
by John Wieging AGAINST William II; Bailey for
ture Entry No. 1927 dated May Oath, 1896,
upon the W X Sc \ and h X sw u section 27,
township l n. range 8 e B. H. NJ, in Pennington
county, South Dakota, with a view to the can
collation. OF said entry; contestant alleging that
the said William II. Bailey failed to plant or
cause to be planted on said tract five acres Of
trees, tree seeds or cuttings the third year after
entry ending May Path, 1889, and failed to
plant or cause to be planted Oh said tract five
acres OF trees, tree seeds or cuttings the fourth
year after entry ending May oath, 1890, and
failed to plant or cause to he planted on said
tract ten acres OF trees. tree seeds or cuttings
the fifth year after entry ending May Oath
1891, and further failed in all OF the succeeding
years since May Oath, 1891 to plant trees, tree
seeds or cuttings on said tract az required by
law and such failure still continues, the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 18th day Of December, 1896. a.
ten o'clock 4. M, to respond and furnish testi-
monyc concerning said alleged failure.
1913 JOHN Receiver.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Rapid City. s. d.

Land Office at Rapid City. s. d.
November IT. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make tinalp proof in support CT his claim, anG.
that said proof will be made before register or
receiver at Rapid City, S. D., on December 20,
1896 VIZ:
LEO MILBRETT
H. E. No. 1912, for the S y S w 4 N EHS VIZ
and S f Y N w u Sec. 8 r N r 6 EB. H. M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, VIZ: Charles Mcdonald of Rapid
City S. D., Ole H. Larson, Of Rapid City s. D.,
Alexander Gill, of Rapid City S. D., Ole P. Olson
of Rapid City S. D.,
F. D. RALPH
Register
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18
George Kinney Killed.

Custer Chronicle: News of the
shooting OF George Kinney by John
Clayton at Lake Nettleton, near
Edgemont, on Wednesday'night was
received here yesterday. Full par
ticulars Of the tragedy IRE not OBJ
tainahle as we go to press, but it
appears that Kinney had been drink
ing in Edgemont on Wednesday,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18
Notice for Publication.
Land ONCE at Rapid City, S. D.,
Nov, II. 1898. (

Nov. II, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
and that said proof will be made be-.
fore the register or receiver at Rapid City, 8.
u. on December goth. 1896, viz.
OLE P. OLSON
H. E. No. 4369. for the 3 y ne u and NV I ne \
sec. 10 twp l n 6 q B.. H. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Charles Mcdonald OF Rapid
City. S. D.; Ole H. Larson, OF Rapid City, S.
D.: Leo Milbrett OF Rapid City, S. D. Alexander
Gill, OF Rapid City, S. D.
e. D. RALPH.
Register
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18
Notice Of Dissolution of Co-part-
nership.


Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
between John z. Reed and George
L. McManus, in conducting the
newspaper business of the NORTH
sTocKMAN and the BLACK HILLS
UNION at Rapid City, South DaEota,
under the firm name of Reed & Nc
Manus, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent.
John z. Reed will continue said
business and collect all bills and as
sumo all the liabilities of said firm.
Dated December 9th, 1896.
JOHN z. REED.
GEORGE L. MCMANUs.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-18

Stock Sheep
For sale or trade for cattle: Also
Shropshire and Oxforddown buck
lambs and yearling Ramboulees. In
quire Of CHAs. LovELAND
Rapid City S. D.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

begann er i'm Sabre 1868 balelbt Elm 3peigz
ae16Gft unter Dem Nomen zines 81. .. Oailb
Democrat. ST bate aber fpenig @rfOlg oaz
nit unb faufte baber baGb aus an - Wiaiam
30. Sipeeo, ben SammanDs8oB, Der fura
barauf 6ur9 feline rieiigen OiebitGble ipeltz
berii9tiqt pnrbe.
N1s Der Goumel bes pupiergelD59pinbels
losbra9, entfaltete 8rid gomerop 9lei9faas
cine iiberuus gcmeini6dbli9e Sbdtigteit als
elmer Der b~eftigiten 8%efiirtporter Der unbez
gren3ten Qufbld6ung uneinI0sbaren Pupierz
geloes unb ri6tete baburb 8ernirrung in
pielen 8Dpfen an. SIM Sabre 1876 berlegte
er fem S9anpblatt BON Ga Groie nd9 @bi=
cago in benz Nabne, bier Elm ~grpBartiges
unb gepinnbringenbes 5elD fir iein perz
porfenes Sreiben gu finben. @r irrte iid
aber gepaltig. 8as EMIT in Ga @rofe eine
eefd6rli9e 8ranbfudel mar, erloi9 in @bt@
cago als qualmenOes Salgli9t,
8pn ba an mar nit 8rid YomeroD tpenig
mebr los. @r tpurbe prdiibent elmer Gom=
pagnie, nel9e, UNI ben 8eg 3pil6en Oenper
uno Der Sal3ieetaot ab3ufir5en, Oas Selienz
gebirge nit einem burh Selien gefpren9ten
HieienzSunnel bur9bobren poGte. Was
aber babel in Die 2uft flog, bus tparen perz
I9iebene Mi1ionen Dollars Der Nttienin>
baber, unb fonft ni9ts.
SIN ben lebten Sabren b0rte man tpenig
mebr BON ibm = es lei benin man9mal einen
beileren S@rei fir Silberfreiprdgung.
l1nb II 1T er in ieinem lebten Wobnort
8rooflDn, misunderstanding, geitorben =
am n%eueiten 8rdberf9miidungstage, an
pel6em ben emit bon ibm 10 greuli9 ge=
16mdbten unb Derldterten &riegern Der
Union Elm bantbares @oIt bic ppblperbien=
ten gbren erpies.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Ser 2tlt9elS Convent.

Der geftern abge6altene ~fogenatnte De-
motrattf9e @ountp=Gonbent, in @irtli9s
tett Der Gpnpent Der Nltgelbz9 atbe, mar
Elm in ieber 8eSis6ung poGli tdnbiges @pie=
9elbtlo bes i'm Dorigen Sabre abgebaltenen
Snap@S rHgonbents. @pn ben gepG6lz
ten Oelegaten naren, pie bamals, taum biz
9dlfte erf6ienen, unh man mar ger0t6iet
ouf Die @traBe gu geben unb 2eutc gu
pref1en, I'm ben Content bef9luBfdbig gu
MAIDEN. @u9 BARN g1i9 biefer benz pori=
gen, oaB binter ben 729 0etegaten nur Elm
tpin5iger 8rudtbeil bon %l1rpdblern ftanb.
SSn ben SO @ablbe3irfen tpurben nur UNI
gefdbr 1000 Stimmen abgegeben =, alfr
ettpa 35 Stimmen in iebem 8eairt UNI
taum bret fir ieOen Oelegaten aus 1907
600 bemofratif9en Wdblern. @ie in ienem
70 feblten in bie1em bic 9eutf9en unb Die
4meritdner fat gdn3Ii6. Nur einige brett
BON Nltgelb abbdngige beutf9e 8eamte
tparen ba. Neunaig pro3ent bes Contents
tparen SSyrldnber, Der 3eft 8Obmen, Polen,
Staliener etc
Die platform bes Contents tit Elm Ntet1
itertiid bon Diplomatic gu nenren. Obj
gleib elm ieber Der 9elegaten gum Stadts@
Gonpent auf Nltgelb eingei9poren 1T, en-
tpdbnt bieielbe bod fem @ort bon @lt9slo,
aber aud ni9t BON glebelanb Nn9 tetne
Staatsfragen ober iibsr9aupt Offentll9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

Sragen, auBer Die Gelbfrage, nno aud
bierbei ipri9t ie ii6 nur gegen Die ausi@
nige @olbnd6rung unb fir &iidgdn9lgz
ma9ung bes v@erbrehens BON 1873" aus.
0as 9ef9ab, um bieienigen Oemotraten
gu fangen, pelhe 5par nod an Die Wto9z
Ii6feit elmer 9oppelpqbrung g%lauben, aber
bod ni9t t60riht genug iinb, bic @ufreHt=
erbaltung elmer fol9sn Wdbrnng bel Trel<
prGgung i'm @er6dltniB BON 1871 fir BENT
bar gu eraGten. Man pplte ben 8utgelb=
9emofraten bamit ben Wino aus ben Sez
geln ne6rnen, unb Der Welt tpetB ma9enr
oaB man es gar nibt 10 f9ltmm nlelne, nno
Srube's @rtldrung, buB er Elm 8Olomann
lei, ioute bart6un, baB no er fteben tonne,
audi anbere @olbz2eute. fteben tOnnten.
Snbefen tpirb es pobl ni9t gelingen, bier
burh 8iele binter's 2i9t gu fiibren. Den
9utgelb~0 emotraten it ii9er an5uratben,
tpenn ie ibre Partei bpr Der S6anbe, ben
Populilten anbeim5ufaIen, retten tpouen,
an Der begonnenen Srgani1ation NIT aaer
&raft tpeiter gu arbeiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

ibre Spite Mdnner felt, an beren 5dbigz
felt unb gutem WiQen, bieies grOgramm
our93ufibren, fem 3peifel bsrrf4sn fam.
Sir lol9e partei unD fol6e Mdnner tpiro,
mir 5~ipeifeln ni6t, bas gOlf ii4 nit Madt
erbeben. 0enn es iebnt ii6 mad neusn Sbedz
len, na9 neuen Mdnnern unb na4 einent
reinen Slid. Oas 8olf bat bic alten poliz
titer, tpel9s es bisber nod tets binter bds
2i3t gefiibrt baben, griinbli4 fatt, unb cine
neue 9artei miiBte besbalb, um gu iiegen,
fi9 biele alten 9olititer gGn3lth bonn 9alie
gu baIten berlteben unb biirfte feinem BON
ibnen cine Siibrerro1e gu fpielen getatten.
Sn.fol9em Sale piirbe ibr Elm Grfolg nabe@
gu gepiB fein, benin bus 8olf piiroe ii9 nm
ibre SABINE f4aaren unb bas 8oltitein
Ma6t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Yr6fSent GIepeIanS's tteneftes
WetO.

Np9 ME lit cine neri9tpenberii9e SluBz
unb 9dfenz8i1 NIT 10 5ermalmenben Grim
ben berbammt pprben, pie bic bes ieBigen
Gongrefes bur9 glebelan6.
Die Dirt, pie Der grdiibent ben bur9 gez
fpihenloie Natipnal<9 efeBgebungen berurz
1a9ten elenben Stanb Der 8unbesftnan5en
unb bieie neuen mutbnt1igen Nnforberun>
gen an Die bereits nit @erbinbli9feiten iiberz
biirbete 8unbestafe chamber gegeniibergez
ftelt, lit tpubrbaft berni9tenb fir bic beiben
9dufer bes @ongreffes, Die in ben iiberz
trie6eniten 8ertpiGigungen fir n5luBz unb
9afenz3pede" nit chamber Dbne Inter
fhieb Der Partei petteifern.
GbenIo berni6tenb 1T Die Glebeldnb'f9e
&enn5ei9nung pieler bieier 8epi1igungen
an unb fir ft9, audi abgefeben BON Der
1tnerf9pingli9teit Der Soften.
9ieIelben Salunfen i'm Gpn9reb, tpel9e
bic 8erbtnbIi9tsiten bes 8unbes Biz ing
MaBlofefte gu ftetsern fuben, briilen felt
MOnaten gegeR @lebeGanb, neil er burd
8~eraus9abung bon 9plbbonbs Die 9Olo=
relerpe 9erettet uno Ddn1tt ods turntbdre
uneliid zines neuen 9plbzMgip nebft algez
meiner @ei9GftszY anif bonn 2anbe abge=
tpenbet bat, unb ie pollen ibm fir 8utunftigl
Notbfdae elm fOl3es Rettungsmittel Der
bieten!
@iirbe Der Gon9reB in btefe II 8O3e BIZ
bobenloie Niebertrabt begeben, bic SluBz
unb 9afen=8iu gegen bas @eto aufrebt 81
baIten, 10 bliebe Dem PrGfibenten i~ibrigens
nod INNER bas quite 8eiipiel bes PrditOens
ten Grant. Oieier bat in 8e3ug muf eint
berf9nenberii9e SluBz unb 9afenS8ia
troy bes bamaltgen guten Stanbes Der 8unz
bestafe, Dem GongreB erfldrt, baB er nun
BON ben brtneenben 8entqigungen 9ebrauG
MAIDEN tperbe, unb BON ben anberen ni9t.
Na9f9rtft. 9as &bgeOrbnetenz
baus bat bic 8iG nit Der nDtbigen 3nei=
brittels Mebrbeit iiber bas 8etp bintpeQ
angenOmmen. Die @ntf4eibung liegt nun
beim Senat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Ste GrbSb,tma Der sierifeuer.

Gin Wunber 1T se{6eben! Die Silberz
freiprdgler i'm Senat baben 1i9 erboten, Der
Gegierung III ibrer Sinanotlemme gu 9iilfe
gu tommen, unb als 3uiab our 8Gie<8er=
fGlf9ungs=0orlag bic @rbDbung Der 8ier=
lteuer I'm rs Gents per SAB beantragt, unb
nit 6iilfe Der lilberfreunbli9en unD abmiz
nj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bemofratif6en Senaz
loren bdtten iie i'm beinabe bur4gefeBt. 8ei
Der geltrigen enbgiiltigen Nbtimmung aber
purben ite NIT Z Stimmen gef9lagen.
Srdgt man na9 ben @riinben Diefes 8orz
gebens gerabe BON biefer Seite nnb Der
unterftibung, nelhe bieIelbe auf oemofraz
tii9er Seite fanb, 70 finb fte lei6t ertenn=
bar. Die Gepublttaner Iolten in Die Ser
legenbeit gebra9t tperOen, fi9 entpeoer bic
9egneri@aft bes md6tigen 8rauergelper=
BEG 5u5u8ieben, Dber aber ii4 Don Neuem
benz @orpurf ausauieben, baB ie elm febr
bequetnes unb einfa9es Mittel, bic 9elonotb
Der &egterung gu beben, abgelebnt bdtten,
unb Elm She'll Der 9emotraten mag oielz
leidt fir ben 3ulab aus Der &idii4t gez
itimmt baben, bob bur6 Nnnabme Der err
bDbten 8ieriteuer Der iqbrli6e Nusfaa ge=
bedt tperben unD baB Damit Der 8orpanb
fir cine &iidtebr gu bO6eren unb tpetteren
3Duen eefallen fetn piirbe.
Nun, Der MusfaI Der Nb1timmung unb
bic Grtldrung Senator @berman's, tpel9er
ft9er aGs Der finan3iele Siibrer Der &e@
publifaner dngeIeben perben barf, baB Die
8iertrinter nit ben breiBig Milionen 9olz
lars, bic 5te 6ereits gu ben 8unbesausgaben
beitriigen, fhOn genug b~eIteuert ieien, ldBt
es als apeifelos erf6einen, oaB bic
Republifaner an ibrem Programm feitbalz
ten, baB berGegierung nt9t anbers als bur9
grbD6ung unb 8ermebrung Der 30Ge beiz
ge1prungen perben ioq. Gs lit besbaIb gang
unnOtbig, bpn Neuem ouf Die l1ngere4tigz
felt ein3ugeben, tpel6e bur9 @rbDbung Der
gierfteuer begangen tporben ietn ober be-
gangen perben piirbe. /.
Den Gilberfreipraglern ielbit liegt MAJ
tiirli6 Der @unf6, Der &egierung gu belfen,
bOaig fern. 9laubten tie, Der 3uidb tonnte
angenommen tperben, fte bGtten i'm fi9er
ni6t 9eftelt. Nber fe getpinnen babur&
Gampugne=M uterial gegen beibe parteien,
= gegen bic Gepublitaner, als untpiGens,
bic 3egierungstdf1en gu fiiaen, nnb gegen
bic 9emDfraten ais 9egner bes 8rauer4
Snterefes, bas bisber ieOenfaas porpiegenb
auf ibrer Seite g~epeIen.
Den alten Parteien na9 MD9li9teit &bz
brub gu tbun, lit Der Silberfreiprdgler PrOz
gramm, unb tie fiibren basfelbe nit ni9t
gu nnterf9dBenber @d9idli9feit bur4.
9ludli3ertpeiie 1T Der Sag Der @bre4nuna
mabel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
9ie Maht nes WplfeS.

Das 8olf lit cine Mu9t! 8er's ni9t
glaubt, Der gebe na6 Mtlipautee unb laie
ii9 bort belebren. 9ort lit bds 8olt uuf
@eite Der ftreitenben 8abnangetelten, ni9t
70 1ebr, neil es bieIe i'm &e9t glaubt, fon=
bern neil feline &e9te bon ben StraBenz
babngeieufdaften 70 LANCE nit SiiBen getre=
ten tporben finO, baB es bic nd9ite @elegen@
beit, fi4 an ibnen gu RIDDEN, als bic bette err
greift.
9as @plf lit cine MaGt! 0as mDeen
ii9 aud bier Die 9erren StraBenbabnmag<
naten binter bic Sbren f9retben. @ines
Saqes nirb audi bier Der 9rimm bes Bottles
erpa9en unb fi9 fir Die Sabr5e6nte lange
ACKNOWLEDGING feiner 3edte in elmer 8eiie
Cuff MAIDEN, baB ibnen Der Qtbem ausgebt.
9as @olf lit cine Ma9t! 9as fOIten
audi bic Maf9inenpolitifer be6er3igen,
tpel6e bas 8olt miBa9ten 81 fOnnen glau=
BEN, unb feline Gebte fre9 in ben Stau6
trete1. Gs fommt Elm Sag, an ipel9em bas
goGt fi6 erbeben unb ite ielbit 5ermalmen
tpirb.
Sb biefer Sag Der brittle Nobember fein
tpirb = mir tpiKens niht, @ber ipenn bas
9olf BON sSGinois, ipel9es BON Der republic
fanii6en Maf6ine ebenfo pie BON Der De-
mofrati19en miBa9tet, miBbdnbelt uno ms
@eIi9t gei9lagen tporOen tit, it9 ieiner
Ma9t bemuBt pirb, tpenn Der beilige Corn
es ergreift Db Der 8erfu6e, es gu entre9ten,
bann MAG Der 3. Nobember cine 3ertriim=
merung bon Maf6inen feben, tpie tie unier
2anb 5upor no9 ME erlebt bat.
Oie 3eit lit reif fir Die @riinbung elmer
ne1en gartei, Die, gdn8li9 unabbdngig bon
ben alien, ebrlides @elb unb ebrli3e Ser
toaltunq, 8etdnDigfeit Der 8eiteuerung unb
@parlamteit auf ibre 5abne i4retbt unD an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
e@1imm.er ais eli, sornaSo.

S9limmer als Der Sprnabo in ct. Souls
getpiitbet unb f9limmere Solgen g~eaettigt
6at menI9li9e Inbernunft unb geraOe5u
Derbre9eri19e Sorglp1igteit unb gaa9ldffigz
felt Der 8ebDrben in Mosfau. Sauienoe itnb
gu Spbe getrampelt porben, neil Die Better
Der &r0nungsfetli9feiten ni3t geniigenbe
Si9erbeitsz MaBregeln getroffen batten, um
Die ungebeure Menf9enmenge, bic nt9t ettpa
plDblib erf9tenen, fonbern i3on felt Sa9en
bor6anben mar, unb ni9t nur nit Sebn@
fu9t, fonbern gum groBen Sbeile NIT tpirt=
li9em tOrperliben 9unger auf bic groBe
8Oltsfpetiung ~partete, GIT tbeilen, gu Orbne1,
unb beren 3utritt gu benz Plabe gu regeln.
Stat UNI benfelben eiuen unbur9oringltz
6en 3aun BON Solbaten 5u aieben, beren
bo9 genug mad Mostau gu ben Seitli9feiz
ten berange5ogen paren (350,000 Marn),
berlieB man fi9 gegeniiber elmer Meni9en<
menge BON nabe3u elmer MtiQiDn auf cine
Polt5ei BON nur tan Ienb Mann, unb aub biefe
erf9ien erit auf Dem Plabe, als gegen Sic
9unberttaufenbe, pel9e INN Die @riten gu
iein, bic gauge Na6t geipdrtet batten, neue
9unberttauienbe bon binten 81 preifen be-
gannen unb Der ungebeure Druid Der COM
centrii9 auf einen Puntt bin bortpGrts
orGngenben Meni9enma1en fi9 ni9t mebr
beipdltigen IlteB.
@er f9pn etnmal in einem @olfsgebrGnge
geitanoen, fennt ben ungebeuren Druid, ben
eine 8olfsmenge. ausiiben fam unb peiB,
tpie tpiber5tanbslps Die 8orberen bortpGrts
getrieben peroen, penn it9 au6 nur Die gez
rtngfte SeHnung bilbet, burb pel9e 1i9
oann Die Mafen nit berielben getpaItigen
urfraft ergieBen, nie Die @elpGIer zines
aufgeitauten Sees bur9 ben3iB i'm Oamme.
Gr tennt Die @efdbr bes Straubelns in
einem fol6en Wteni6eni trome.
@s lit elm @unoer, bab in cipilifirten Gam
bern, in pel9en bas golt gum gr0Beren
She'll gelernt bat, ii6 ielbit gu ~oiscipliniren,
BET groBen feftli9en @~elegenbeiten ni6t Of
ter dbnli9e 8orfommnihe it%attfinben. Sat
ten mir 3. 8. auf %un1erer @eltausfteuuno
ni9t Die 8orii3t eebrau9t, bic 4nOranosz
puntte gu pertbeilen, 70 fpiirben Ii6er, trob
unIerer Selbftoiscipfinirune an 5aoen 70
ungebeuren @norangs, pie am 8. Sftober.
f9pere nnfd1e ni9t gu permeioen aetpeien
IIein. Sn Mostau bate man es nit elmer