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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
Chicago win he Main Headquarters
New York Merely nn ERst-
ern Urpuch,

milwaukee,. Wis, July is.-Henry c. Payne.
Wisconsn's member OF the Republican ma
tional committee. who has returned from
an important conference in Cleveland. says
that the Chicago headquarters OF the com.
mlttoe will be opened in a short time in
the Auditorium building. Chairman Hanna
will give his time between the New YORK
and Chicago headquarters. but Chicago will
be the main headduartcrs, as IL Is near the
center Of the political contest. New York
will look after all campaign matters in tho
New England. Eastern and Coast states as
far as Florida on the coast. Chicago will
look after everything in the states OF tho
Ohio. Mississippi and Missouri valleys and
everything west and south to the Pacific
coast, including Kentucky, Tennessee and
Alabama. All the literature OF the cam
paign will be handled at and sent out from
Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
POPS GOING TO ST. LOUIS.
DcIrgations From Western states Pass
ThrouGh-w supp"rt BrSnn
fnr u Consideration,

DELEGATIONS from Nebraska, Montana and
Washington To the national Popullst com
,t,.,.t,,r ,r - rrr,- ,y,f. at tt, t-fta.,
'-|'.'" '' 81, '. '' Wv, ,''D"
N'lul 'Itl tN'n'NE l"E tuNIl' oi hoNfa'
In the Nebraska delegation were NJ Ben
Ton Niarot, private secretary 10 Governor
sin. Uolrorlb. T. n EIu1tns,u popllist
national committeeman, AMI r. a. I!.,rry
ntlItIu An ihrrr arc d, ,I..i,trs Ia tL,, ,,,,n
y,utinu ma are tnr grltr vFit1 tt
Wdsbipf,t6n gni Two from Si1ntt,T, t'iii
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
CLAIMS NEARLY EVERYTHING.
Lon v. stephens Fignrcr Comedies
very Little 10 the Opponents of
lllc InlnncI.

Jefferson city. Mo, July 1s.-tsnccal)
Nlr. Ed r. orcar. assistant to Colonel Lon
v stephens, state treasurer, WAS asked
this afternoon about the contest of the
nomination for governor and snid sixty
one counties have held conventions elect
In 800 delegates. OF which number lo2 arc
instructed for Mr.. stephens. I for Mr.. Ball
and for Mr. waddill. OF unnstructoi
delegates, 20 were elected as straight-out
stephens men and are pledged TO his can-
dldacy, are pledged to MIR. Bali and ~
are nor-committal Galloway and Bates
counties held township meetings to-day and
Mr. stephens carried both, which will add
counties and the city Of 81. Louis yet to
select 2a3 delegates, Of which number I pre-
diet Mr.. stephens will have the support of
a sufficient number to give him iDl votes on
the first ballot. This nomination Is certain
and his election by u very large majority
viii follow In November"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
FLAGRANT ENGLISH ABUSE.
OmciaIs mt the Mercy of CrnnIss. Who
May Sue ana Fail to Make
Ont C0Acs.

London, July ls.-The house of lords has
advanced a stage the veNatious actions bill,
which Is being quietly smuggled through
parliament The measure is designed to
protect the chancellor and the speaker and
their servants from cranks who bring un-
successful action and leave the defendants
10 pay the costs. Baron Halsburg. speaking
In support of the hill. read list of over
thirty actions instituted against himself
and his colleagues for alleged neglect Of
duties by the same plaintif, in which
plaintiff always failed to make out his
case. The bill provides that. in future, per-
sons desiring to institute such actions shall
be required TO obtain permission from tho
high court before they can sue. The Rad
ical press howls at this as class Legislation
but such q law Is absolutely needed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
J. P. ST. JOHN A DEMOCRAT.
Bolts the National Party He Helped to
Form ana IL Out for Brynn
and ScwnIl.

oiathe, Kas., July 1s,-(special) Ex-Gov-
ornor 81. John. who bolted the Pittsburg
Prohibition convention, and was one of tho
leading spirits In the formation of the Ma
tional party because the convention re-
fused TO adopt free silver and II Populst
platform. landed to-day in the Democratic
camp in speech In this city. The meet
ing was under the management Of the De-
mocracy, with many Populists ofiicin ting
His speeches In this city for the last ten
years have been for temperance, and, as he
always said for humanity, home and the
liresidc." never ncglcctng, however. To
abuse the Republican party, and untl re-
Gently, the Democratic party as well.
To-day II was not temperance. the home
and the fireside." II was free silver and
free trade, Bryan and Sewall
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
HOW MORRILL, STANDS.
The Go,crnnr's managers Cinim for
Him :5t Delegates out of $40
So Enr Elected,

Topeka, Kns., July ls.-CSpecialD The
counties which held conventions to-day to
elect delegates to the Republican state
convention were Chautauqua, Franklin.
Reno and Woodson. Rono went for Trout
man. defeating sam Peters. who alone
contested it with him; Wooison and Chau-
tauqua counties instructed for Morrill,, aud
Franklin county elected a Morrill, dclcFa-
ton after voting down motion To In
struct for 1rnutman by Il majority OF Il
and passing resolutions indorsluE M0rrills
administration,
Joe Brstow, i, NJ simpson and Mort AL
baugh, who are managing Morrils cam
paiEu, gave out Tonight tho following
statement of the standing ot counties and
delegates su far as they have been elected:
Morrill, 25l; Iroutmuu, C3. Peters, 81; Pot
Thc following counties instructed their
For Atchlson. %; Chautauoua,
.; Jackson. n, <nEmHu 81; Montromorv.
~ Dalgo, ~ l9tiawAtnW.D, %, iiaw'hs.
Eor Trpatman-shHwnee, 50, Reno, Il; TO-
For Portor-NI1rou. ~.
For IotprS-bou|uhuu r.
nf tho a5p delegates elected. 1N arc uniu-
SiEHelrl ana com" from The following oouu-
9I. muse, %. [het9hgg', 10, cheyenne. 81;
cay 20; 'oWau'h" y llnrty. 3; Franklin,
lss Grant o. Gray, q, Grr"uN God. so. Gree
l,y, 81 Harvey, NJ, Haskell, q, Logan. %,
Lyon. if Mcpherson, r.; Morton 81 Neo-
Hhp. ms NCSst 81 Ottawa. \; Wallace .,
Rush, d; Seward. .. Stevens, q WahnunsoC
:. Wichita, .. bf these HuiNsluctcu dele
yates me M"rflH people claim 30 and COM
code votes to tho olhgr candidates us fol-
lows Trogtmun, ~; Potter, 20; Peters, no.
Primaries were held to-day In Brown,
HaWbuu ana Anderson counties for Inc
usnl week, They are an claimed for Nor
rill which would raise his total to 2NN.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
GOVERNOR STONE IL on HAND.
WIN Labor Among the Middie-of-the
Road Pops.

ST. Louis. Mo-, July is.--Among the ar
ri, ais this morning was Governor Stone.
of Missouri. He came. II Is said, In re-
sptns to telegram from some of the
Populists who are In favor of the nomina-
tion or Enforcement OF Bryan. and is to
do missionary work among the middle of
the road" contingent. The latter are to
hold II mass meeting at the Lindell hotel
sunday afternoon TO start the movement
against Bryan and Governor Stone and
will try 10 neutralize the efforts of the on
position. - "
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
TmE GiTy's FINANCES.
'''F VT y TENFN'TsN'
Mayor Jones VIII Meet win the spe-
cinl Council Committee.

The special investigating committee ap-
pointed by the lower house 10 ascertain
whether the estimate OF revenue for the
fiscal year had not been placed too low,
OF Councilman SimOnds in thr E.Nchansr
building and decided rot To take any action
until 4 had bad an opportunity to cout,r
Win Mayor JOnes the different members
Of thu committee nave practically stated
that II will not he necessary to make 1
general cut, as suggested by the Joint rUn
brought In n minority report at the meet
ing OF the council before the last. Comp
lroller Lnnd says mat his estimate VIII
Green and Auditor Bishop are equally az
positive that the comptroller is underesti-
inat.nS the city's revenue.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
pEMo-ror CONFERENCE.
Governor Stone and EditOr Jones
Meet With CnInmityItcs.

ST. Louis, No., July ls,-Governor Will
lam J. Stone. OF Missouri, and Editor
Jones, of the Post-Dispatch, held con-
ference with the leading Populists now In
the city this afternoon. 1t was given out
thar 1t was to arrange for the Bryan rati-
fcation meeting. which is TO be held next
week. The presence of the Populists, how
ever, could not be explained in this con-
nection. and the general understanding Is
the indorsement of Bryan. One effect OF
the conference was, however, a telegram
to Senator Jonss. chairman Of the Uemo-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
MISSING ENGLIsH PAINTINGS.
Scotland Yard Detectives Think They
Are In New York.

London. July ls.--A painting by Alma
Tadema, and one by Constable, were stolen
from van en- route from this city to
Paddington on Wednesday. The Scotland
Yard authorities believe they have been
taken to New York. which, they allege.
contains a fence" for such property.
These detectives also assert they have pos
tive knowledge that Gainsborough's cele-
brated portrait of the Duchess of Devon
shire. which was cut from Its frame a few
years ago, is now In u New. York mansion,
subject to return II sufficient ransom Is
paid. The wise men of Scotland Yard ac-
count for the non-recovery of stolen pict-
ures by the alleged fact that there are so
In the United States whose parlors are new
er entered by picture experts.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
cratic national committee. who. It Is said
will he here next Monday,
FREE SILVER CONVENTION.
chairman Mutt says iir Expects u 4"
he In session tntii Friday
Ninht nj Least.

St Louis, July iS-This evening COM
rl,tee of prominent business men OF nus
city Irrespective of party aiNlihton. chlien
on Chairman Mott. of tho national SILVER
committee. and assured him that snfhcient
money would he raised by them to defray
the expenses Of the convention.
Chairman Mott said this evening that ne
expected the convention to he In session
until Friday night. at the least. II has
been definitely settled that Congressman
Francis O. Ncwlands, OF Nevada, VIII be
temporary chairman, and II is conceded
that William +. st. John. Of New York
will he permanent presiding officer.
secretary.
Expressions from delegates who have ar
rived thus far for the silver convention
seem to indicate that Bryan will be in.
dotsod by 1t.
Secretary George T.. kccrcy has n plan
which Is, when the two conventions meet,
there shall be q Joint conference commit
tee. charged with the duty of making n
report on the demands OF both conven-
''If this can he done" said he, 81 believe
that within two days an agreement can be
reached which Will favor the Endorsement
OF BRYAN, II this Is not done, then 1t may
be agreed that the silver men shall so
ahead and nominate Bryan as II hc had
never been mentioned before. It looks from
present Indications that this will be the
ac!ion OF the silver men. anyhow.
LEFT TO Itself, the National silver par
W would perhaps have nominated q far
different man from Mr.. Bryan, but he has
views on the main Issue in accordance with
mine and that OF my party, and he is the
nominee OF great and successful party.
AT least II was successful four years
men who do not belong to the Democratic
organization, but they are not enough TO
elect a candidate. Combined with the host
of Democratic voters also for free silver,
they form Il coalition that is simply invln-
cihlc, Separated and fighting each other
OIL issues OF minor Importance. this vnst
pie are willing enough to get together. but
they have confidence In their leaders--a
advise to the contrary. upon them must
rest the responsibility of disaster"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
ONO MINERS NOR rou pnns.
All for Honest Money and sound Hu>i-
ness Principles.

Canton. O. July ls,-prcsiient NJ n.
Ratchford, OF tho Ohio Mine Workers. said
to-day. in reply t0 IL question as 10 wheth-
er the coal miners would support Eugene
Y. Debs for pre- don't: AS far as / have
been able nscrrr I'M they will not At the
National Mine Workers Association con-
yuEtion, held recently In Columbus, a reso-
luton indorsinE p,ns was voted down, nS
was also tho tn'rI party movement, The
m'rers are all for honest money and sound
huyIurss principles AMI they win not sup
port any party who j. aNersc to this"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
4 I.nrncd nr,nn club.

Lnrncd, kas., july is.--(speciaD AZ a
meeting held here Tonight a Rtyan club,
latgcly composed OF former Republicans
and fonuists. was organized with a mom-
hctship Of 100. r. = linun and e. u. Bceth,
both liiclonr Repuhlicnns, were. elected
president ana Vice president. ". II. smith,
Democrat. was elected .ccrctary. Speeches
were made by lifelong Republicans and
leading Democrats indursing the Chicago
platform and nominees
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
I,cn mrrnl. In FrnnlIin cnnnt,

ottawa, kas., July ls-(s (spcraIl st the
Republican county convention to-day the
TUoutmau and houiU f0re0s were very
evenly divided. ami me delegation Ia Tone
kl will hc about evenly divided 4 motion
to instruct Tor lrourman Was lost Hon
John Baker of l.aEo. WAS rouuminHtcd for
Representative. upd an county officers were
also Tcuomlnaioi. \ tol, CATION 10 the sen
aloriul convention for tho counties Of
Franklin AMI corey was Instructed for
Hon. ". II, CLARK. \ rouslug address was
made hy Hon, W. A, Cdli,rbvad.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

Omaha, Neb.. July ls.-The official train
OF Nebraska Populists. carrying the dfty-
seven delegates from Nebraska to StLous.
will leave Lincoln at 1920 tomorrow after
noon. II is expected that some 500 Popu-
lists from different parts of the state will
attend the convention 10 work tor Bryan.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
INDICATIONS.

Washington, July 1s.-For Oklahoma and
Indian Territory: Showers; variable winds,
For Missouri; Showers: variable winds.
FOR Kansas Showers. followed by fair
In western portion; variable winds.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

London, July .-Paderewski paid a Sc
cret visit to London recently 10 consult a
reason TO hope will be perm2pentiy cured
of his spinal difficulty.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

Fort Scott Kas July is.-(SpecialD The
Bourbon County Mckinley club was or
ganizsd here last evening with over 500
members. ", g. I.ansden was elected
president, ana preparations are being made
for a hot campaign The Fort scott Flam-
beau club, the crack club of this part OF
the country four years aso, Will bn reor-
ganized
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

Marshall Mo. July ls.-ispecial) The
SILVER League and other silver orpaniza-
tons of this county met In convention here
to-day and selected three delegates to the
Arch Gregory, ", u, Bush W, B, luther
fnf
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

tor Until this is accomplished. IT is ,feared
| that kansas city viii have no lastlnl
| tiers Of the land fdr the hundllng OF grain
Railways.
Ahnut 80 per cent Of the railway mileage
added tn the country during the past year
Was constructed IN the states trihniary y;
! this l29 miles was constructed by Kansas
tity capital ana for the furih'rancc OF
city, rittshuig 6 Gulf viii have made con-
ucctlun with The Gult before snow mes
ns ,S Srf IpS ssr oy Sny m ii M nr6S" gS
to be peculiarly q Kansas city road, aul
viii be devoted more than nny other road
10 the lrbuilding q Kansas tlly ns conf
| merrial center. istS-.@ was not railroad
construction year, especially IN sections Ia
the west northwest and southwest OF horc.
resulted IN making and maturing q mini
mum yield oi the leading produgis and the
smallest; as q result tho railroads rrnt"r-
ing hcfc hayc not made any better show
sections Of the country although 1t n
gratifying 70 note that they have done
fully US well.
New buildings
Tho cost Of now bulldnG- constructed
during the past year has boon 81 G7gp,
Tho year hiH continued to show the old
time substantial improvements I'm rthsr's
ara STYLES OF strue,nrr. ON Nc l,a9lnS G
bounded by Ninth. Twelfth Mu.n aud
Grand avenue large number of ~. store
greatly improved the business, portions ot
the city. Mrny private rcsldences hHre
tial In their nnlsh and surroundings; hls
Is particularly the cas-" as REGARDS frsl-
yoria being laid GU, and to the south Of
tho city.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

The pleiaut interests ~ Kansas C,ty
hive SHOWN tpIru during nm" N.Hr INrtt
wrr- W. h.aI pf cattle, -,lf- .rH n"nu nj
i"r, ai. hrhl 'l l.Ih.' E'h.l.Gi -.
house was ueary Worked 60 iIH capacity
az ans tIrHa with prraup- IN, ,Nguurlou Df
@ frg urph-. The capacity ~ tHr lUurrsnt
Iau kiu. Hlls,. NJ tH. .itE at present ts
,uual to s E,r r.al OF .utfIa g,Uiu. mead nf
l0ls ana fN-u .hr-u and tl takes o. 10
bands tu handle me uhtva number nf
iIy. -,,.I 1f ,h. t4rlIr.s UaI.-r. while in
g. ,up1avsI hg. IUe combined punklnE
laus,i af NCaYyn4 GitN There have bgon
,.y,rtI 1..r-l YH.III,gi- made 20 tha. N,trl-
on t1HuI. r.rr tltnsa n1ptIne tHa most
,sgar'at., I.|.t- = Iprgrg4.Uf1F A. gMzhpr-
usa rta fnt,,r nru ta opau opsrtiIon- At
Ia.LEr. t-.ufrtry hH- nd,l.d to ID. piant
ono ~ tH. I,rs,.t rsfrisrratfru ntu,ltiu,,
H. ths 5,arI. y4lu,. nave tfI.i pttitr lnw.
,or uu .'-e..- nf '5gu .tu.l. IIripI ti. .n-
IL. Mar rri... having IA ono limo rrnch-
81 tbr tr,ys.t rrinf noted rnr ulr.1gt "A
dom s. ,rs. u6ygyar' al thr rr.sini limo
t'i l.V1, 'tfn,H m, I,v'o.t 'I'ii r,i6i Gbil
,.,,tat 1b..r, is r., r.nsoT y,by *.
,op,irrr ,,n, ~ isr .g7 sbnuiH nnt ,,rnvo "a
,,b I.5n,r ,r,. iu iE, ,rtjr,' rs.,r,is
~ tG... Iirg .ui IL. NOR, ~npsrr,att,s
,t.r4 ,,r ,f i've orfrisn ma , rnrinI
=, ri.nt, n ,hont ro hr,n. when wifi .itr.
iIg "ir,g b0iise pf6,lt,ot, ne CON-.
,srrd in HE nfryiotis vsar nnoii1ts 10
tth1 mona al Tgtti. "A. 80 head "f hoe
and als "a fcnl of sheen. ana tho total
S.iua ~ rsrl'ine bnus" nrnji,"ts as f5uni
from ~ 'uo-t r,Iin bIn s,ntisiir.' rin'si
~ rs sS ~, b,'r,, los nn Sz AZ 80 In ,s.
eess Gf the previous year
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

W, y. Helm for senator. The resolutions
'ndofse lsryan and favor general fusion
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

London. July ls.-In the all-England ten
MS championship tournament al Wimble
don. Mahcnev beat Eaves. s-.. s.2. li.9, In
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19

Ellsworth. kas., July ls,-'speciaD The
PopGlist convention met to-day and in
structed for Lewe!lins for governor and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-19
KANSAS CRY ACCoUDiNG TO HOMES
DIRECrouv COMPANY.
POPULATION GAIN OF 10000.
A GRAND TOTAL or gi,,ooO ron rHE
CONFINED CITIES.
In NusincsS improvements the city
shows the Nost stable Advance
mrnt Ever Recorded In Its
iiistnr,-.tii ,ins>cs at
Trade snining,

Hoyo Directory Compny IurHs the pres
,nt week. 4 very gratifying incrcnse in
IN. nopyl,t,o, ,f ,b, civ has b..p mad,
.ir,t,,. ,,, 800. ,-,, rh, .,,,,- ,1tr,.,,,r,,
- -,
''"'"'"' '""" "'ih'7' '' WIN" '''- "o
those oi 'hHf'feS, s"'i'tes' etc. leaving a
remainder Of s1,7S This number hoing mul-
,inlled ty th,. uauai bgt conservative rnultI.
49,, e, .,. ,..,,..t . ,i, ,,,. o.,
s"'NH =" "' ''''''-' 1''" '''i '''' '' ''N'
This with Kansas city, kass' 0'"h and
Mosfports ll.cp makes a gross population
OF e17.eu
.rA t,,..,.,.,.,I-,, ,. n,. l,...,,,.. ,,,,
'A'"S " SF''i N''' "' interesting ""' '"'
s'tlei1Nc matter showing the growth oi
the city ~ all i,s departments II is AS fol
lows:
w.. t-.,,... Qua. ,,.,,,,, ,,,.. tend
80 ''' '' ''''' ''''
''''''' '"' ''-'''' ''' '''''''''''''
meht d' 'Nl'oE ih" p'st year o' l'''- w.
rhorc have been yonf. when there were 1p-
parrntly greater iuerc9Fc I'M values bu,
only Il sbort limo clnnaoi whom tho dis
.,,,... ,,..,. IA. ,,-,, No., ,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,.
"''' "''''N NN'i'''"H' '""''''" N" II 'N'-
htc which was entirely Numerical 80 TAR as
thc realization OF the hopes placed upon 1t
Were concerned.
From the nrs, month OF the fiscal year to
tho last. there Nas a steady advance In
values Of all cuascs Of realty. that situated
in the residence portion OF the -ity showing
the greatest Increase. Hand IN hand with
this acerc'ion OF realty values has been
tha, Of ttado IN al its branches The rec
oris a; othr. Western cities as regards in.
crease. IL trade have been carefully re-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14
Wtebt @atf &apitAI n0fDt8 tit
ONeftcn 1ttt0 SiiSctt.

Mebr 8antz &apttal bat Der We ten nnb
Siiben unieres 2anbes nDt6ig, ni9t Elm emit
tpert6etes ltmlaufsgeIo. Na9 ei1em oon1
Comptroller @dels erausgege6enen@ircl1la
belief fi9 bas g%efummte 8antzadpttal, DdS
Der Decentralization, Stadts6dnten, Spar
banfen, 9ripatbdnten unb 0urle6ns@ uro
DISQUALIFICATION eingei4lohen, an 70.
Stunt 1895 auf $6,703, 544,084. Sdrtn lt1o
bas @runbfdpital, Die lte6eri4afe, Die ut1@
bert6eilten @eipinne un0 Die inotptOnsllen
0epofiten eingef9lofen. Na4 Der @4dBut8
bes rgten Oort SSpurnal Of @ommerce" be-
trug bic 8ebOltsrltng Der 8ereinigten Staa@
ten an ienem Sage 69,954,000, mitbin ftdrO
elmer ieben 8erion in Den 8ereinigten 9taa7
ten inn Ourbl9nitt Elm 8antz aapltdl oon
1888 CUR 8erfigung, ober ieosr 6al1ttlte
bon flint gerIonen Elm fol9eS BON $476,15.
9a Sarle6en i'm 0ur9i9nitt auf tpenigtr
nGs bier Monate gema9t tperOen, 10 1T Der en-
einem beitimmten Sage fliiItge Setrag bod
items Elm 0rittel bes pG6renO 0es Sabres CUR
8srfugung fte6enben. Wit a1beren Worten,
bas ge1ammte 8antz8apitdl belief it4 in bent
am 30. Sum- 1895 enbenoen Sabre att I'M
gefG6r 10000 900, 900 Dollars, nnO fir ieoe
6amilie auf $1428. Snoefen, fpent iplr
MIR bic am beItimmten Datum feltgeltelte
9umrre beriid1i9tigen, 10 finben mir, bab
$38.O7 bes &npitals per &opf BON ben Na@
tionalbanter, $15,21 bon ben StaatsbarteIl,
S1O,59 bon ben Sruit &c 2oan : 8efeul@afs
ten, $29.28 bDn ben SparbdrteH uno SITS
bon ben priDatbanten ~gelisfert lDuroeH.
SIS lit natiirli9, baB Die alien, boltrei9en
unb inouItrie1en Staten erbebiiA msbr
8antgelessnbeiten baben, ais bic llin9eren