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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31
ROCK HILL HAPPENINGS.
Circus Day-Runaway Accident-Reception
at Winthrop-Marriage of Miss Jones
I'm hfr Rutler,

Circus Day-Runaway yAccident-Reception
at Winthrop-Marriage of Miss Jones
to Mr. Butler.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, October 29.-The circus
came and has gone, and no really great
damage has been done. For a wonder
the parade was given about the time
named-lO o'clock. Then the crowd was
invited to 20 through the grounds free OF
| charge. This invitation was largely ac-
cepted. Such a move gives opportunity
to the public to use any spare change
above the price of the ticket to the grand
show-on the side issues. We have heard
no complaints of wheel of fortune"
''three-card- men," and others of similar
character, whose aim is to give something
for nothing. The performance is said to
have been very good.
Mrs. w. l.. Roddey and Marion, her
granddaughter, had narrow escape yes
terday evening. While they were out
driving, the horse ran away, throwing
both out and breaking up the buggy.
Fortunately, neither Mrs. Roddey nor
Marion were injured further than few
slight bruises and the soreness that must
come from severe shaking.
The Teachers of Winthrop" have sent
out very neat cards to reception to be
given in the college parlors next Saturday
afternoon from to o'clock. When it is
remembered that the population OF Win
throp is greater than that Of many pre-
tentious towns, the amount Of visiting
done there will not be surp rising.
1t is not often that a marriage presents
as many unusual features as did that OF
DIR. F. w. P. Butler and Miss Lillian
Jones, solemnized yeste rday evening at 3
p. m, in the Episcopal church. The
church was decorated with unusal taste.
The floor and railing of the chancel were
covered with white cloth, the inches
around and above the altar were covered
with flowers, while masses of chrysan-
themums, numbers of potted plants, with
quantities of cosmos blooms and jessa-
mine vines, made the chancel look like a
floral bower. Just over the step on which
the parties were to kneel, was delicate
canopy which was also decorated. Pro-
fessor Wade r. Brown furni shed the in
strumental music, rendering the wedding
march from Lohengrin as the party en-
tered and from Mendelssohn as they left.
The ushers were Messrs. job n A. Black,
J. B. Castor, Ira B. Dunlap and j. Ed.
Reid. The attendants were Miss Nell
Brooks, maid of honor, and Lieutenant
NJ. c. Butler, U. S. A., best man Miss
Marie Butler and Mr.: Iredell Jones, Jr.,
Miss Annie Jones and Mr.. Thomas B.
Butler; Miss Aline Mobley and Mr..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. w. B. Williams, Jr., is at home
from Rock Hill.
Mrs. S. L. Latimer and son, Master
Sam, are visiting relatives and friends in
Chester.
DIR. VIM. Walker was on the streets of
Yorkville last Thursday for the first time
since his late attack of appendicitis.
Rev. Boyce H. Grier has returned
home from the A. r. P. synod, which
has just closed its annual meeting at Chr
Gotta, Texas.
Rev. w. G.. Neville and Mr.. Geo. II.
OLeary are expectsd home today from
Orangeburg, where they have been at
tending the Presbyterian synod. Mr..
Neville requests us to announce that be
will conduct services at his church on
SUNDAY,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31
FARMS FOR PROFIT.

Although there has been about as much
complaint about light crops this year as
usual, there are no doubt many notable
exceptions to the rule. THE ENQUIRER
has run across one of these exceptions
that is interesting. 1t is the case of Mr.
w. J. Gordon, who is running farm on
the Kings Mountain road, about mile
out of the incorporate limits of town.
Mr.. Gordon is engaged in a partnership
enterprise. The land belongs to Mr.. b
n. Moore, who is the other party interest
ed. Each put up certain amount Of
capital, and Mr.. Gordon has the entire
management of the whole place. Just
what the arrangement is the reporter is
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31
The New York stock market was baC

The New York stock market was bad
ly shaken up last Tuesday on account OF
a telegram from Washington, which read
as follows: "Fitzhugh Lee now on way
from Cuba. Upon his return extra ssssio n
congress will be called and war message
submitted from president. See letter. l..
c." At first nobody knew who 81. c."
was at first no attention was paid to the
telegram. Finally, it was circulated that
the initials stood for Logan Carlisle, and
there at once commenced heavy drop in
prices which was not checked until the
receipt Of official information from Wash
ington to the effect that the telegram was
fake.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31
MARK HANNA's FACTs.-Chairma

MARX HANNA's FACTs.-Chairman
Hanna said to New York Sun cor
respondent few days ago:
Mckinley will have Indiana, Mich
gan, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minneso-
Ia. Say that I said so. I could not
afford TO make such a statement un-
less 1 knew it to be absolutely true.
I know positively that I am stating
the truth. I know positively that Mr..
Jones and the Bryanites have either
lost their senses or are the greatest
buffers of modern times. know
positively that they are blundering
and stumbling at every step.
Do not hesitate to announce that l
said Mckinley will carry these five
States about which there has been so
much contention and over which some
of our friends have at times been some
what nervous. My information is of
the bedrock character"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31

the postoffice. Finally the letter was
received; but after reading it Chair
man Butler found fault in some of the
statements and refused to make it pub
lie until Mr.. Watson should consent
to certain notifications. Mr.. Watson
would make no changes and then
Chairman Butler told him that if he
wanted the letter published be must
published it on his own responsibility.
The letter has not yet been given to
the press and Watson sulks silently in
his tent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31

the United States bank-or the wealthy
and populous state of New York would
60 for Jackson was put down as fool.
The Clay people were absolutely conf
dent that they were going to sweep every
thing before them. But when election
day came there was big surprise.
Both Pennsylvania and New York went
for Jackson, and in the Union he received
PIG votes against only SO for the combined
opposition. The like had never occurred
before and it has not occurred since.
Somehow, although it is possible that
we are mistaken, we can't get rid of the
idea that the same issues that were invol-
we'd then are now involved again; and
that Bryan is standing in the shoes of Jack
son, and Mckinley ir the shoes of Clay.
If this be true, just as the sound sense Of
the masses refused to be led astray then
we believe it will also refuse to be led
astray next Tuesday.
But let the result be what it may, our
faith in the future welfare of the country
will not be shaken. Under any circum-
stances, the present hot campaign will
have proved of vast benefit, and if the
verdict of the people this year should
prove mistake, we are sure that before
the end of four years, they will have
managed to straighten things out and the
country will yet stand out upon that era
of prosperity and contentment for which
every honest citizen is so anxiously solic-
itous.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

H. C. Strauss-Calls your attention to his
bargains in capes and jackets, dress
goods, his large stock of boys cloth ing
and children's shoes, blankets, bed
comforts and sewing machines.
Glenn g. Allison, Liverymen-Let you
know that they have just received lot
Kentucky, and are prepared to furnish
you with either Columbus or Haydock
buggy and good harness for the same.
The Ganson Dry Goods Company-Talk
about shoes and quote prices on them
without regard to trusts and combines.
They say they have $4,000 worth OF
shoes at lower prices than they have
ever been sold in this county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31

CHALLENGE TO CARLIsLE.-Sena'
tor Blackburn made speech in Louis
vile, KY, Thursday night and during
one of his speeches he referred to his
efforts to secure a joint discussion with
Secretary Carlisle. 81 will give Car
lisle," he said, zone months salary fol
every hour that he will stay on the
platform with me-"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31

Attorney General Barber has submit
ted an opinion in which he construes the
laws to provide that county officers, in
cluding, sheriff, clerk and school commits
sioner, must give; bond and qualify with
in 30 days after they are notified by the
sheriff of their election.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-31
che atorkrills Gnqllirer.
YORKVILLE. 8. @.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1896.

Have you got United States flag?
If so, hang her out today (Satu rday).
Chairman Jones wants you to.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
germiidlte trlcerapbildc sepeiben.

Die Sa6res 8eridmmIung Der
n0roli6en uno peItli6en 8etrsiDez Il.
6anOalssOrguniiutionen piro an %.
5uli 81 G6arIsiton, S.=G., ab8e6dlz
ten.
-Sn Decatur, 81, lit q. 81. Gruz
sans MaI6inen 9anolun8 an Der
W1buI6yQtpenue Elm Ruub Der Slam
men geporoen. Der S6aosn Diro
luT $4,000 geI6GBt.
- 2tuf elmer Snipsttionstour ii6er
Die IU0meitli4enGr enba6nen truF 9r.
8eo. 8OuIO geitern in Quitln, 3egas,
Elm.
- Sn 0anisIfongDills, Conn, 9ot
WiIion'5 Strumpfnaaren JabrIt
lire 36iiren geI8loTen. 5n Der 5dz
6rit purOen rs YsrIOnen beiadfti9t.
-8si gsoToro, Sno., itir3ten cine
Gpfomotioe uno Elm ofTener Wu88on
pur6 cine Bride, po6ei flint Qr6siz
ter gst0otet uno 5pei Iebens8efdbrIld
Derpunoet puroen.
- Der in gi6mono, 9l., peritorz
6ene 9r. Sob. 8ope bat fein 8ermo9en
in 60be pon $1,75O,000 ieinam 8ruz
Der uno ben brei S4petern perma4t.
Me6reren tat9olif6en uno dnosren
Do4ltbdtigteits4SH bat sr Gez
gate ausaeIest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
Gin SntcIbciiBer nrrliert ben Str
ftann iiber Die RninessSia,

Sneiba, N.zg., 13. 2tpriG. -
Sranf Seinri6, 8eiiBer bes nlltico=
6ouIe" an SpIOun=8eu4, lit Our4
beitGnoiqes 9ru6eln unO Na6oenten
iiber oas unperI9uloete llngliid, mel
Dies nit bem Stuatsi4untiteuerz8ez
febe iiber i'm uno oiele Millionen an
oerer 8eno6ner bss Stautes bersins
brad, in S6permut6 uno Wahniinn
perfuIen. Der llnglutlihe iab iid
bur6 bic ungere6ten 8ori6riften iez
nes @eIeBes ruinirt, ou er als geiiBer
zines StranDz9otels Auuptid4ltA auf
ben Sonntagsbeiu4 angepieien mar.
Sn ben IsBten 5agen ging nit bem
Manne cine p0Qige 8erdnoerung oor.
Gr Derlor alien 2ebensmut6, i6li3
tri6en Shines bur9 oas 9aus uno
npllte ii9 ni4t uufmuntern laiIen.
S6permutb umna9tete ieinen 9eiit.
Setter Ql6eno 1pD1te Der 8er5Deifelte
fi9 ouf Dus 8ubngeleiie perfen, als
er einen Bug beranna6en ia6. Wtit8ez
malt mubte man i'm 5uriidbaIten.
Der ungludlide begdnn ounn gu ruz
len unb gu toben unb mubte in cine
3nanggiate geitstt lperoen. Die
0iaqnoIe Der 2ler5te lautete: n2ltute
SelbitmorbzWanie, 3uituno 6offz
nunaslos." gO9 elm Meniaenleben
uuF bem pS6ulozGpnto Der rspubIiz
tanif6en 9artei, bic ben Stuut nit
oem I&Gnbli9en QcciiezMa4pert be-
dludt hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
gtr. 90.
Nns der Sunoesbauptitaot.
General. ScnfuI SBiniams III 1apaund hat res
fInnirt-CScnrrnIp pre fIr ihn crmannt.

CScncrals6Cniul YStlltdms III 3dndund bat res
lrsuirt.-6eusraI Zee fur ibn ermdnnt.
g8aibingtpn, 13. NprIl. -
9rGIoent Glepeluno iibsriunOte Dem
Senate 6eute foIgsnOe Grnennun9en:
6ibbu9b See pon 0irginien gum Sc
neralz8oniul Der Ser. Studten 5u
9apuna, Guba, an STEELE pon Eamon
.. WiQiams, Der reIiQnirt hat.
9rdIioent GIepsIano hat berett5 lett
ldngerer 3eit perIaieoane Snformuz
tion5queuen iiber Die Gage Der 9inge
uuf Cuba, tbeils offiSieusr, tbeil5 baIbs
offi3ieller, tbeil5 pripater Notur. Sn
ben 6dfen erIter &luiIe, Garoenu5,
Gienfuegos, U(utan3as, Sa9ue Ia
9ranpe uno Santia1o, Die nod niht
BON Den SnIur9enten angegrlnen Iino,
befinDen iih &oniule uno amcrjtani>
i6e &apituliiten, 6eionoers 9oitpner
baE II Gtibu~ ~'n nv Guba, pon oenen
pertFpoqe SnformaiOntn eingingen.
Grz8ouDerneur 6iBbuqb See, Der
fir Die bulb=oip.D4iia.I6e StelunQ dl5
9eneral=&pniul 5u 9upand an Stale
oes 9eteranen Ramon 8. g8iuidm5
ernannt puroe, i1t Elm g2effe oe5 8snss
rails u. s. See. gr puroe 1885 gez
boren, otente IN Der 8uno:5=4rmee,
relt9nlrte Dor penn Srle9e uno 5elhnete
lL9 oann ais &dpauerIs General Der
Sonfooertrten aus. DIE grnsHnun9
Sees mar Die er'te Nnoeutun@ odB Die
i4on lance MISUNDERSTANDING oes
9rn. SStltams ac1eptltt noroen mar.
General See Ut eln perlonlI4er 6reuno
oes Praroenten eIeo'Iano uno mar
0iSQef SnI9nolfeuer Z gIIR'Rmef gu
G9n4bur9, fur pslhen pIaB nunmsbc
9t. w. D. 60pIsr eTnonnt pOtosn H.
Sin 2 d. ID tnbel y uredu Il.
Der 8eneraIz4pitmeiiter bat beute
entihieoen, ouB SenounQen Des ollniz
TED States Gr : StluDen 8eQiitriz
rungs =8ijrsaus" in 0uI6ington, D
g., Fernerbin ni9t me6r ourh bic 9oIt
bef0roert peroen oiirfen, neil nuh Ell
ner llnteriu6ung ourb Die 9oItsSnz
Ipettoren bic Sperutionen Oes 8iireau5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
aDnnsn nibt uusarlirfert urrpen.

gai6ud, g.z9., 13. 2tpril. -
Der 8unoesoiitritts y2lnnult OIiper
g. Brand bat pom Stuat5~Departe=
ment in Wufbington Raari6t er6alz
ten, o1B Der flii9tige 8aiiirer Gbdrs
les 20. Wprriu DON M1n6e1ter uni
Der 8uTIirer G6arIes q. Utc8ean Oon
bier, Der Ii6 unterialagun8en 6at gu
S6uloan tommen lafsn, pOn 8usnoS
2(pra5, mo fie iid au8en6tidli4 befins
Den, ni9t ausgelieFert Der0en tOnnen,
neil tein 2luglieferung5z9ertrag 3pis
i6en ben Der. Staaten uno Argentiz
nien beiteht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
gSia in SeIbfprrtbeiOigung grBur'
nrIt hQber,

Oenoer, Gol., 13. 4pril. -
9loti, Der Sapaneis, psl4er Der grz
morounq Der 75ruu Wtinnie WtieIer II.
i6res RefTen 0m. 9rue5oeQ uuf Der
6omers rsyRand beIhulOi5t miro, lit
gu 9ue6lo feItgsnommen uno nu6
6ier6er 3uriid8e6raht poroen. Gr
geitebt Elm, bic 8eioen ermoroet gu
6a6en, bod bebauptst sr, oaB er in eiz
nemStreite I'm ieinen 2o6n in fSelbitz
pert9siDigung 61noslte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
Sie gnngoIazGrbcOitinn.
Der prUses sessn Gle ssapnfcbs 96uIrp.r.
paItmna.

Cairo, 13. 2priI. - Die @erz
banolungen in Der 8lageiade zines
S3noituts fran50iiIder 8onoinbaber
9egen Die &ufe Der s9pptiI9snS9uloz
oeripaltung GGuifIe De Ia bette pubIiz
que") ne9en lleberpeiIung eires56eiz
les oes 8eierpeFonos fir Die 3psde
Der angIozegDptiIhen 9ongoIazGrpez
ottlon fino I'm IA Sage periao6en
iporoen.
Wt a Hama, 13. 2lpril. - 9&eueren
Na4ridten ous 9lgorbat gu 6olge
na9m Der Riid8ug Der 9errpiI6e na9
tbrem 8lpeiten 9efedt nit ben StaIiez
nern einen flu6turtigen Gbarattsr
an. Sberit SteOani bat Die Ser
i4an3ungen Der 9erpii6e BEL Sucruf
unb 8aluiit 5erIt0rt. Qluf bem Riidz
3uge brahten iibrigens bic 9erpii6e
ben ein9s6orenen itaIienii6sn Srupz
pen empfinoli6e 8erlu{te Bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
slunertfaniid,e arteesfd1tffe battcn
cute @trfnna.

2onoon, 13. olpril. - Gina
9epside aus @pnituntinopel on oas
rG9ronicls" msloet 5olgenoss: Die
iremosn unb sin5eborsnen Gbriften in
MeFiina ertldren, oub bic QnpsIens
1eit Der 9sr. Staatsn &riegsififft
uUearbls9eub" unb. yMinneapolis"
ln3peifslbdft in MtFIind, Sarius u.
4oama Iafacrss ssrAinbert bat."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
snnutaos;marlo fir Barbierr.

u 5 ann, 13. Nprll. = Jn Der
6eutigen 4bsnbiibung Der 2egislatur
ion mod elm @erIu4 gemadt peroen,
bic Bill gu 9uniten Der gefreiung Der
9arbiere BON Der SontagszSprdnnei
pieber uuf3unebmen uno CUR Ibitim~
mung gu bringen. Die @OrIage mir
be i9pn am IeBten 5reitag 8s6ufs eno=
siiltiger Gnti4eioung nod einmal oor~
g.bra6t porben iein, psnn ni9t Die
9sfssgebsr, bic rbeim gu Ufuttern"
MOLTEN. ii4 ausu i4nea pertriimeIt
bGtterL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
Snaps MusIieYer1ttia.

GOnftantinO pei, Is. Q(pril.
= Die 9forte fat 9rn. 5. %, Rioole,
Der. Staatsns9afanOti6afts 2lttaz
DE, f4riftli6 peripro6en, ben ameri=
taniIaen WiiiionGr paitor Geo.
&napp, Der Dor 8ursem Don 9itlis
1usgslpiefsn paro, Dem umerifaniz
Iden 8orful 81 Qlerunbretta aus5uz
lisfern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-14
Die rigcnen 1tnnrr grblrnorf, nm
WitLeio III errraen.

G9icdgo, 13. 2tpril. - Sin 6eiz
1pieloIer 5uQ bon gruuIumer &inberz
WtB6anblung ieiens Der eigenen 81
tern 1T bier our &enntniB Der 8e60rz
ben gelargt. Gin entneni6tes 81
ternpaar, Der oStaliener 46iue Wuiz
isQi uno feline 5rdu, tpurben geitern
perbuftet unter Der entisBli9en QnfId=
&c, ibren &inoern bas 2lugenliht SER
Hort gu BADEN, I'm lie oaour6 6ei'm
getteln auf Der StraBe gum 8egenz
Itano grOBeren WtitIsios gu MAIDEN.
Die 5ruu oes Stulieners pflegte nit
i6ren brei fleinen &in0ern an elmer Be-
lsbten StraBenede 3uiummengefduert
bic 8oriiberge6enosn I'm QlmoIen an
3u6ettsln. Sic ielbIt erregte i4or
our6 i6r Ieiosnbs5 Qusie6en augemeiz
nss Witleio, Der iummerpoQe Qlnblid
Der 8inoer uber mar unpilfIrIi6
6erjsrgreifenO. 8Iei6 uno abge3e6rt
paren bic brei tleinen Weien, 6unger
uno @leno ipra6en aus t6ren eingez
fdIlenen 3iigen, 3Dei Der Sinoer 6lidz
ten nit gIuT3IOIen Qugeniternen bor
I4 bin. Gin 0oriibergebenOer 2(r3t
6smerfte, oaB bic QlugenlieDsr uno bic
NeB6uut itarf ent8inoet puren. Gr
lieB Die SSrau nit ben &in0ern naa
oem Stutions61uie bringen, no burh
eine unteuIuaung feitgeiteut 1puroe,
oaB od5 Qlugenlsiosn gepalfIam berz
6sigeTii6rt poroen mar. Den ungIiidz
liaen SinOern mar 9feffer oOer YuIz
Der in bic Qtugen geitreut orOen; iie
muiIen fiir6terli4e S3me3en gelitz
ten 6a6en. Sore 2(ugen iino nidt
me6r i'm StunDe 9egenitGnoe gu erz
tennen uno 6a6en na9 QnIi6t Der
Qerste lpo6l oauernb bic 'Se6traft einz
1ebUBt. gs unterlisgt teinem 3psiz
Tel ,ouB bic unnutiirIi6sn gltern i6re
8inDer 6lenosten, I'm bit i6nen bei'm
9etteln gr0Beres Wtitleio gu erregen.
Der oStuliener, Elm trGftiger, unterieBz
ter n}unn, fii6rte BON bem 8erOienits
Tsiner betteInoen 6ruu uno i6rer per-
Itummelten9inber Elm trdges. 6auGens
}srle6sn. gr iopobl, ME feline SSrdu
oerfi6ern 3par, buB beioe &inbsr
6lino uuF bic Wslt getommen, bod
Ipri6t oagsgen Der frii9 ent3iinbeta
j3uItdno Der Qugen. 0as entmsni6>
te pdar mar Dor Drsi Su6ren eingsz
Danosrt.
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81. GnngrcB.
Seuatpr German Test pirecr cinmdI istnrn
S1,iIIeu eurc,. Die Nlapbrid'Seiplutiou
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm 9auic.

Q8uIbtngton, 13. 2tpril -
SIN 5enate fubrts beute in 5ol9s
Der 46lpeIenbeit oe5 8iceSYrdIioenten
Senator 6rpe Den @oriiB. Der BON
0rn. Gau leBten 9onnerIta9 ein9e@
rei6te 8eI6luB, Die britiIheRe9lerun8
gu erfu6en, SSrau Mapbrid gu begna@
oigen, puroe pom Gomite einberI4s
tet nit Der GmpFsblung voaB Die
Sahe nidt in bic Surisoittion bes
@enates geb0rt," uno in 6oIge oeFen
auf un6eitimmte 3eit gu oeri6iehen
lei. 0u 0r. San ni6t unpeienp
mar, 10 Iegte man Die Sade 5uriid.
Der Gonferen8z9eri6t iiber Die Sc
IeBgebunggs, Grefutipz unD 8eri4tsz
9ertpiligung puroe angenommen, II.
Guuom erfIGrte Die Yoiten, iiber mel
DE tsine @inigung er3ielt puroe; es
Iino 25 tpeitere GomttesSdreiber 5u
ie $500, 9lnitellung BON mebr 8oten
uno 9lrbeitern, mob 38 S6reiber uno
8ermebrung Der &upitpl=4pli8et;
ferner Regiitratoren bon S4uBmar=
fen.
6r. German beantragte, OuB Der
Senut BON Dem 2menoement abItebe,
peIhes ben Gontrutt fir ben Druid
oes Observation-Disclosures auf Elm sSahr
oerlGnqert. Gr ertlGrte ben Sal,
perpies auf be itattgebabte llntarIu
dung un0 ipra4 gegen @erldngerun9
Des Gontraftes.
Ylatt, Der 8orIiBenoe oe5 Patentz
QlusI6uiTes, mar fir Die 8erldngez
runq oes Gontrattes. 9orman's
Q(ntrug puroe nit % gegen % Stimz
men ungenommen. lleber Die anoeren
9untte finoet cine neue Gonferen3
Itatt.
Die @ubI 9upont's gum Senator
BON 9elapare beI6Gftigte bann Den
Senat, uno 8urrpp6 Ipruh fir 9uz
pOnt's 3ulufiung, ebenio 9ropn bon
lltub.
Die GntI4Goigung BON $3.50 fir
bic Ct. Soiep6sA8ir6e in Murtinsz
burg, W.z@a., tpegsn 9enuBung oerz
iel6en pdbreno Oes 8iirgertrie9es
puIiirte. gu4 tur3er GretutioIiBung
8erta9ung.
Sm 81 prGfentuntsn an ! E
mar 0iitritt GolumbiuzSaG uno
8u6lreife 8orIagen puiiirtsn. Die
Bill 3ur Regulirung ppn Gbei6IieBunz
gen puros beIproden, tonnte aber in
Grmangelung zines Quorum5 ni6t
erleoigt perOen, unb Dus 9au8 perz
tugte ii6 um IS llbr.
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stmrnt inn brittfflen aa,taI.

GaGais, 13. Q(pril. - Sin 6tftiz
ger Sturm ma4t bic S9tffFa6rt i'm
&anaIe itbr gefa4rbro9tnO. Sin 81
i9erfa5r5eug BON bier gin8 nit is45
Wfdnn Der 9eIdbun1 unter.
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Cine 2Infraae per Selepb ot

otniipt, nm Sbutn ri. bqio,u 8atm Der
,,SBeifrrn wsdrpIane SobIruaSp pmp."
fir oas ooqs B,pidt rtiusr 3oblsn mit,ut6,iltr.
am,nsGmpfanas, ,immtr auf5ItBsuo an oas gii.
r,au (q,Ibt 6rOuttL Saratoga uuO 9aco.S Strobc;
Gineunq Saratoga =Strab.. (Ssl. 2076D Gii.n5abus
Rptl,nbuf fSultous Station (5sI. 230sD CO.,
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Sbumus SrFerlun's 1913. geburtstaa

6 Gbarlottes ptlle, 9a., 13.
Qpril. - Inter ben gluIpi3ien Der
nRational Qfociutiou bemptrQtiI6er
Glubs" tpuros beute Der 153. 8eburt5z
tag S6omus SefferIon's, bes 9sgriinz
osrs Der oemotratif6en Yartei, BEL
WonticslIo, mo- Der Qlutor Der lIna6z
Notwithstanding Iebte uno itarb,
feItli3 begangen. 2luf BEN RdIenz
pluBe Dor oem biitoriI6en 9auIe bate
iih Die giirgeri9aFt ppn NlbemarIez
Gountp, 8u., BON bersn 8rOBpdtern
oisle Der poGitiihen Ri6tung Setter
IONS angeb0rten, eingefunoen, uno
duBeroem naren 0emotraten uus Dem
fernen SUoen unb benz boben Norben
eri6ienen. Sin Spe3ial3ug bra9ts
um II llbr foIgenoe 0emofraten bon
ndtionalem Rufe pon WuIbingtpn:
8ice= prGiioent StebenIou, 8anerul=
YoItmeiIter WilIon, @eneralz z2(npult
9armon, SlottenzSefretdr 6erbert, Die
Seratoren Sone5 ponQrfanIas, 6auIfz
ner bon Weitz9irginien, 9asco ppn
6lorlod, 0eorge BON U(tiitt'tppt, Wtdrz
tin bon &anIa5, M1it4eu bon Wisconz
lin, Wbite BON Californian unb Rou6
pom Noro<Oatotu, bic ReprdIeutanten
SulBer bon NelpzYort, Wuibington
bon SenneIee, GlarDb bon &entufD,
2ioingIton bon Georgia, SpanIon BON
9irginien, Sufer pon9irginien, Yenbz
Teton pon Serds, Spler pon 9irQinien,
gotterion bon 9ennefee, @iQidms BON
WifItiiippi, 2atpIon bon 8eorgia, 5urz
ncr BON Georgia uno Wtc9uire Don
Galifornien, Grz8ouperneur 3uFeG
pon WtaFa6uIetts, Senator Daniel
BON 8irginien uub 2l6tb. G6aunceD +.
8lad BON PennIploanien. Die erIte
Rsbe belt Der 9ldtb. G6auncsD :.
8ldd, Der in feiner 9lnIpru6e bas
9auptprin3ip Der Ssmpfrutie, y1i6 Der
gnti4eioung Der Mebrbeit ftrift unz
ter3uOrOnen," oss 2dngeren nit pieIem
8eifau btsfutirte. Sine GuberIt pa
triotii4e Reoe belt Grz8ouD. 3uIIeQ
BON Mufa4uiett5. Na9 ibm bielten
nod amber: Der QnpeienOen begeiiterts
2lnIprahsn.
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Hss Gin fransoftff,es Tueu.

Yaris, 13. 2tpriI. - 6iirit bon
Sagan uno M. 9ermant, elm 0rumuz
titer, ouslIirten Iib gu 9luteuiI, einem
8orItdot6sn. Bier YiItoIenI6iiiIe
ipuroen gelpe6Ielt uno teiner Der 8eiz
ben oerleBt.