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Birmingham state herald., 1896-07-19
Shirt Waits. PerCaIeS and PerfiaR Effects.

Shirt Waist daintiness at prices low enough to astound everyone. The papers are full of Shirt Waist stories-stories based on very little fact; big stories of mighty little stocks. Almost as refresh- ing as pretty, cool garments themselves is the pleasure of choosing from these bargains:
 In Soft Percales, faundered, full Bishop
 sleeves, in blues, pinks, black and whites,
 sizes B to144s usual selling price $1, Clear
 ing Sale 49 cents.
 New Percale Waists, in checks and
 stripes, full Bishop sleeves, pointed yoke
 in black all colors and sizes, sold freely
 at $1, Clearing Sale 69 cents Extra quality Persian Waists in all the new swell designs and patterns, de- tacha ble' collar, large Bishop sleeves, full fronts, elegant colorings, regular n.25 Waists, Clearing Sale 9S cents. Very handsome Waists, novelty; Per sian effects, full Bishop sleeves, white detachable collar, all this season's' styles, elegant throughout, $1.50 usual selling price, Clearing Sale $1.00.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-07-19

At $1.47 a Ladies' Black Skirt, lined throughout.
 100 fine Mohair plain and figured; also fancy Worsted Skirts, value $4.00. at $2. 9s
 Now, you should see the very hand some line of colored full grain lustre Bril- liantine Skirts, in tan, brown, blue and black. These are very dressy.
 We still show the greatest value in the state in a ready-made Skirt at $4.9S.
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rnE mOUsr

wAsuSGIoS, May 27.-The con.
ference report on the bill ior the re-
lief Of bona fiio settlers on Northern
Pacific indemnity lands was adopted
In tue House To-Day, after some Critl-
oiSm Of It. provisions by Mcliao (Dem.
Atk.)
KEN tPop. Nob.) who has boon Oh
JtcIing 20 every request iot unanimous
consent for ton days, was very neatly
trapped today. Mondell tPop. Wyo.)
was recognized by the speaker 10 ABk
unanimous consent for the conaldota.
ton Of u resolution directing tho sec-
Rotary OF the interior TO resume WORK
upon ana itauo patents TO the
Union Pacific Railroad company with
out delay 10 oil lanIa sold by that
company 20 bona ndo purchasers In
Western Nebraska, North Dakota,
Wyoming aud Utah. THIS ia n bill Ia
which Mr. kem's constituents are
vitality Interested AMI the situation
presented 10 him was very embafras.
sing. Hewas obliged either 10 tutten-
der or object 10 bill OF interest TO his
constituents. lie hctitatol, but finally
Stood by his RuEs aud objected,
MOndell then arose 20 a question Of
personal privilege and increased Kem's
embafrassmaut by pointing Gus that
%, 900 people were Interested In the
resolution aud that 5000 " them 70.
sided In kem's district, kom raised
the point that MondeiPs statement did
not constitute n question OF privilege, q
| point which tho Speaker sustained,
but Mondeli, despite the pounding Of
| the gavel, succeeded la completing his
statement. KEN finally sought 10 sr.
cure ruling Of the chair that would
exclude from the Congressional Rec.
| ord MondolPs remarks. His anxiety
on this point tioklUd the members i'm
| mensuly, and there was loud laugh
when Cannon observed 10 KEN that IL
| did not make my difference whether
tho r0mArks went into the Record OF
not, they would 20 In the newspapers.
Mahon's motion, which came over
from yesterday, occurring In the Sen.
| ate amendments To this deficiency bill,
appfoprlaling about $1,000, 900 for this
payment Of French apoliatiom claims
was then considered, and CAnnan
| rep, llL), chairman OF the appf0pri-
lisns committee, made q vigorous op-
| position 10 concurrence In the amend.
monts,
rns House then adjourned.
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, House then AdIourned.
OUTBREAK IN UnETE.
mohAmmsdnns ana Christians mrT.
derOd NJ Canes.

mohAmmsdnns ana Christians mrT.
deTod NJ CAnoa
ROME, May 27.--An official dispatch
from Cauea, Island OF Crete, says that
fresh disturbances occurred there ON
Tueiday. rho people arc panlo
stricken and communication was iuler.
ruplvd with tue adjacent Villages.
Whole families OF Musaulmhna aud
Christians hTe believed 10 have been
Killed, No further news has been 10.
eeiVed regarding the Turkish garrison
u Namou, which Is bosiVgod BY tho In.
Hurgonls.
LONDON, May ETA dispatch from
Canes, IN the Island OF CTcle, which
tho Times Will published tomorrow,
Will Say; All OF the foreign oousuls
boarded the Brltleh waBhip Hood on
neT arrival. Tho foreign consulRtes Ia
the town are crowded with Jetugees.
CAunonading ngs been heard In tho
direction OF KalyyVe, whittier a force
was dispatched 10 relieve tho garrison
IND which encountered the insurgents.
ATmENs, May 27,--Tho arrival OF
the iurBlgn men.Ui.war at CAnea,
Crete, has oOwed tho Turks, anu the
town N again bouoming calm. Tho
diSluTbances, howeyeb continue al
RelmO, and Mussulmun bands
threaten Heraklione. The funeral OF
Christians massacred al CgBsA, In the
Island OF Crete, was conducted under
protection OF tho British wATthir
Hood, Tho relatives OF the victims
did not dare 10 follow their dead to the
graves. Three thousand aryed CfelGn,
have arrived IA ihe town 10 protect
the ChTlstians thoTe.
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Tho direct line ~ Kansas City, 81.
Louis ana Atlantic seRbOAtd, IA via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union depott IN thu day timn. II you
are going East and care for daylight
rldB through ths gTandesl scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
train tickets.
II. II. RoosER, G. =. 4 p. A.,
n MorlRn Block, Salt Lake CITY,
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Would give us perfect health. Because
men and women are not perfectly wise,
they must take medicines 10 keep
themselves perfectly healthy. Pure,
rich blood IL tho basis Of good health.
Hood'a Sarsaparilla u the One True
Blood Purifier. IL RiVes good health
because It 0uildB upon tho true ioundA.
Gon-purs blood.
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AZ Decoration Day draws near, tho
iuterest In tho Great Bicycle Road
Race becomes greater. The uovs nre
training very hard and anyone Wishing
n see QUO OF the best races ever rode
should go. Take the observation train
which leaves ths Hot Springs Depot AT
90 a. IN. Fare Round Trlp, w cents.
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DECORATION nav EXCURSION
win,


For the annual convention Of the
Young MeuR aud Young Laiiep
Mutual improvement Association nj
Halt Lake CITY, May 30,h anu 3l4i, the
Rio GGude Western announces a rate
NJ one single fare Tor the round trip 10
Salt LaAr CITY from sll points In tho
state. Tickets will be sold NJ Ogden,
Bingham. Silver CITY, Mammoth,
Eureka, Spungvlllc, Provo and hll In
trrme1iate pointB on May SOth anu
alst. and from MI other points Ia Utah
Mnv ggih and 3l,h.
~ Al tickets good until June gud.
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VICTORIA, b. g., May 2s,--The total
known death Foll OF Tuesdays bridge
disaster now reaches &c. OF these iilty-
three have been recovered aud idenii-
tied and three arc sill missing.
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b. b, Jeremy has moved his bar
or shop from 2S7 Main street 10 81
Main street, where he has nttsd el,-
gaut quarters to suit the most fAslid.
ious. Good service and courteous
treatment.
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thnt were plying up and down {, o
were moofei OF tue whhtVes. WI
the crossing was msiu ~ Elst -"
Louis the river is uimost mile ln
width, but the leup was taken WIN
oil the iurp with which the cyci9Ae
had struck the city proper.
Once over, Immense destruction o.
railroad property began. Care went
rolling one way, depOiB anoihgr'Whhe
the valuable catgOes OF irtight were
scattered beyond any possijiliiy OF
future discovery.
There was little warning for the
helpless people ia tho rlfoelsi tho
thousands ON their way home from
worn, OF the inmates Of the g'ea'
mercantile Embellishments u lhe cry
whD mad not left their posts OF uu'y'
Temporary hospitals abound IN every
part Of ibo city. The nrmory AZ
seventh anu Pine streets hiss been
opened for the care Of the wounded
and many Injured have boon laken
toto private houses. Tho city autnof'
tiles ~ midnight aru sending mounted
police through the city 10 an ouoTt 70
Ascertain 10 possible what the los oil
lie and the number Of injured real
ly lie.
AT OTHER PLACES.
Kansas CITY, No., May e7.-The
iruin Dispatcher nj the headquarters "
the Alton road here has a report from
tho operator at ltOOjhuuee that al
Drake, ILL.,, just south Of RJOihouso on
the Alton road, a tornado, ut late
hour this afternoon, demolished blk
scnoolhuuse aud that eighty children
persisted 10 the ruins.
At Alton headquarters the report
that Mexico and Rush Hill, Mo-, were
swept by tue storm are discfcdited.
A special 10 tho Times from Mexico,
No., reports that cyclone swept across
Andriau county this afternoon doing
great damage 10 crops aud wfeoking
many bulldogs.
The Correspondent reports that seven
| people have been killed IA tho C'uuty
and probably twenty-five badly To-
lurOI.
Specials to tho Times state that ten
people were killed ia tornado which
| struck the village OF Lnbadie, Franklin
equity, this evening, and that the
town " Rsnlck, ton miles from Mobor
iy, iu Randolph county, was complete
ly wiped out.
STURGEON, No., May 2T.--A cyclone
passed three miles north Of Sturgeon
~ 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Al
Renick three mon were seriously 10
iufod and a family OF oolorcd pgopl,
being carried over n mile, two chill
dten briug badly hurt.
HAMILTON, No., May GA gfea
heils,orm yisitpi Polo, Ia the south
otn part OF this county last night
Hallsloncs, somv Weighing ono au,
onU.hali pounds, felt, breaking nearly
all tho windows In town aud pune
turing tn T0ois as though they wor
paper Fruit anu vegetables suffered
greatly, bat no loss Of life " reported,
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A new COTTON OF my Pictorial Re.
lex OF Salt Lake Cl.y aul Vicinity
stylish, Truthful anu Rrliabls-con.
tains twenty pages OF Illustrations and
furty-two Of descriptive matter, mailed
anywhere for 90 cent?.
&. n. SAVAGE.
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IL costs no mUTe iur good work, Send
your laundry 10 tho Empire, q Com
metolhl 81. Tel. %.
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Keep ycur dsedt and other vAlusbiss, In.
lous savings Bank A Trust 90 Rent ~
the TaAf only Amuuuts - q few cunta per
monlA Ladies specially inuged 10 cali aud
$40 yauita.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-28

A. II. Moon, the ticket broker has
removed into his new office, .37 south
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-28

ilooi's Pills are pursly vegetable
perfectly harmless, alSHyh reliable anu
beneficial.
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RETIRING FROM BUSINESS,
The entire line Of MY New and
Splendid Stock VI Millinery must be
sold, regardless OF coat.
Mrs. NJ. J. BURROWS,
30 Main Street,
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2s', 9,s,, Effective April 70, 1896.

leave satt Lat. riit
Ne. Ser bingham, Provo. Grtn1
function and al pon's EAst 1865. .
30 t-ior Prove Gtant Juuouoa
sud a, ro,st. Ess'.......... ;,op N.
No, o Tor ogden thd intermediate
Pululs.,.ssss..s ssss...s s..sssssss sis9 D. n
Nc t-tor AIL Pleasant. nautL "a.
lima aud ali intermsiiats
Iulhla..s.sss.. sssssss s..asssssssss lai0 Nf M
No. t-fug hursss raYson, Provo
md al Intermediate points 'QlU, u
20 t-lot uEfsu and tho West ..... u' IT,
No A-E1r Ogden ami tho Wetts... % % pfui
Arrive salt Iake ,ttr
No i-Trom gfUso,ufaui Jlncgoa
and Tho Eatt.s..s,ss........ D rs %. u.
NO b-tfou Provo, Hraud Jurtyou
tud 800 Etst ............., u "a y, 20,
t-irum Provo. Hihgham, Mauu
shlna, Eureka ana All inter.
mt1tatU uuInts.........a.... ti71 y, N.
no e-lrom ogden aud informed.
lttt pulIiH s.s.s=.sasassa ......as wa Nl'
30. '-ffum kursta and ravfoua. lt5h N.
So "From uFdcn lud 800 West. i1A ma
No t=lrom ogden and tho West, ilal o w
Only line runntnr through Pullman fhaes
tA. LAKE uItY W Denver VIA Grand junction
aud sAt Late Clty 60 Kansas CITY and Chiea'
70 Wa Colorado points.
Through tourist Or family f'esusft without
clabFu, 20 hhntAH CITY, thloaEo aud hottou.
Tree reclining chair ears uAt Lac %
Ticket once, 10 v, End South
q. G. pOugU, Gen. MsnsFor.
2. II. HAntuCh. TfAIa MANAGE
D. A, NADLLlHli. Gcu Passgf, ACT
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R[N TlNE GlR0, IN [FF[GT my 10, 1885
Trsius depart and arrlyo a.. sAl Lake City,
dauy, AZ iollOWe



100 m overland limited for chicago. Omaha
beaver, kaa''s tl'y, 81 Louis. ogdeR
sos M local ctptss. Tor san Francisco.
ogden, cache Valley uud intermediate
puutat
600 p "a local expires. for ogden aud ingsrns.
1907 IN AtIsnuc express Tor Chic,go. Omaha.
Denver. hAnsAs tlly, 81 L1ais, Bats,
FOR. and, san FRANCISCO
$50 900 local express tur Aeraur, llnuc,
Provo, Aeph, Manu- anu Intermediate
iB.01 b n mail aud express Tor Provo. Nephi.
Milford, iuscp aud intermediate points
10 m mixed train Tor OtraeId Beach,
lo0eu and lsTmiuut,
AurIyH
glO . no OycTIaud limited from Chicago
Omaha, Be- Louis. Kansas City, Denver
park city and ogden,
g.Ol 81 JOB MAJ snd express from Helena, butte
PORTLAND, t-n ETFnclsco, CEieu and To
Ne n 0uiatr points
IiIa pm local express from San Francisco
Cache valley, ogden and intermediate
sg5' m Atlantic express from Cuiraso
Umahs, Pc Louis, hausas CITY, byuyc
10 am mail and express from Frisco, Nu
ford, Ntphl, rrofO ami intermediate MONT
| tg9 pm local uyprrss from Agrcur, r,uul
rfoyu, Nephl, Manu and intcrmedaI
- 81 10 mixed train fem Tsrmlaus Toos.
and GMEtld Beach,
iTrsint south Of JuAb run daily sAesp
Rua dahy except sunday.
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Goibe-Pit,s Drug 60. are noted for
the best Medicines and lowest prices.
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Go 10 the old reliable G5Gbo.pitl'
Go. ior everything IN tho Drug line.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank,
"a East, First South.
General banking business; pays D Per
cont on deposits. II. Armstrong, Pfesl,
+. w. Madison, vioe-preet., J. Il. Jen'
hinge, cashier.
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Take all your Prescriptions TO the
old reliable GOdbe pitts Drug 60.
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For sale By an drugRlsls.

500 pair. Mems Pants at grea, sacri.
fee. II. X. Thomss sale.
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave ogden, or
Salt Lake iu tho oyon.
ing and atior break b.
fasting ln tho stump.
tuous dining cars " the
SANTA TE ROUTE,
ON tho third morning,
You arrive m Chicago
or 81 Louis iu season To-
attend to business or
connect with all fast
trains Tor tho East
some obo has said 70.
Gently that the track Of
the AICH1SON, To-
PEkA ~ SANTA FE
railroad was In such
pori0ct condition tha'
the long distance run Of
tho "flyet''ou the New
York Central could he
Oqualed II not eHceed-
cd, by IT, magnificent
trains.
GEO. T. GILMAN
General Agent Passonc
q = Department.
90 West Second South
Street. salt Lake city,
Utah.
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Mckinley
Or

only few weeks TO tho
81. Louis Convontion-iime
you decided on the best
wav 10 get there.
This IL what WE offer;
A SOLID NESTGBULED
TRAIN with ihro' sleopcrs
-thro' chair cars--dinor-
from Denver to ~. Louis.
r 7iS1r1TI, Leaves Denver $3.50 p. m.
n,i1ilIifGll after arrival Of X. q. W.
ky ~ trAinal
lk4irI1If4l Arrives st. Louis 7:lg
AltilAuf a. m, In limo for break
fast
RATEl-M low a. any
rthor line.I
SERVICE -- better than
any other line.
An r. q. w. Agents have
lIckots 10 st. Louis via tho
Burlington Route. Ask for
one.
W. r. MCMILLAN, Cecil Agent Salt
Lake City.
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Try ]. g. McDonald's new kfacket.
Jacks. The more you eat tho more you
want, For safe every where.
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Will Not Perform Miracles
But II viii Cure.

NiLFgRrsTORATlvE NEEviNE
cures nervous prustratlou. Not mI-
~ racui1usly. but scientifically, by nr't
removing tho germs u disease, and then
supplying healthy nerve food, Increasing
the appetite. helping digestion and strength.
culus the entire system, Desperate cases
frgulre prolonged treatment as shown by
that Of Mrs. NJ. %. Reed, Of Delta, Iowa. who
vtltcas "As tho result " o lightning stroke,
the physicians said had a light stroke u
paralysis my limbs would an drluup. I
~ M;iac, would have thr1Ualu-a
DA' 'A4'NS in my chest that seemed
Nervine uncndu,abie. For t9roo
months could not aloop
restores and Tor thr weeks did
rr-.r.t. not Close ny eyes. 1
IlSdllll''ss.' prayed Tor sleep. and
folt that u relief did not como ! would be
dead or insane ] took Dr. Milr' Hostufl.
tive NyrviHo and the second might slept two
hours aud from that time ou my health in.
pruyodi slowly at first, but steadily aud
surely. / took in an 30 oottlos. aud cannot
expires how grateful am, Tor ! an now
perfectly we'll. and have taken ut dlrino
Tor over f1u month"; pr. N'i' NUrvino
i1Hold by druggists on guaraHt that Hrst
bottle bouudtH or money refunded.
U1dl, ur heart aud nerves frCu. Dr. Miles
Medical Co., EiEhlft, Ind,
For sale By all druggists.
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W. r. MCMILLAN, Cecil Agent salt
tako City.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01
0ertp ettomng Der Settti1en Sffstere
lit Ghtle.

Oils Der 9ileni59zbeuti9e General RDr>
ner neult9 bon ieiner Seuti4lanorJtetie
auriidte6rte, mlrbe er bon ben G6ilenen in
8afparatio unb Suntiago, troB beg Strau%
bens bes BEL 9eibenen Mannes, pie eth Sriz
umpbator empfangen. 5eitber 9at ct ben
BON tbm in 9eutl9lano auf 3tpei Sabre
angetporbenen unb bonn &aiier beurlaubten
beuti9en SfFi8ieren lire Mtrtungsfretie
6eim 6ilenif9en 9eere- angepieien.
SSn Santiago purben benz 8eneralitdbe
beigege6en: Der te9nii9en Settion pre-
m~ierlieutenant Marearb, Der Snfanterie=
inIpettion Sefonbelieltenant Got6, Der &az
bqlerieinIpeftion premierlteutenant b.
Gogtiter, Der Mrtineriein1peftioq Premierz
lieutenant b.. MaGlffen. DIS 2e6rer in bic
Griegsafaoemte famen: bic premierlieute=
ndnts Zimmerman unb 8ania, an bic
&riegsf6ule premierlieutenant p. 8ieber@
ftein unb Die acknowledgements b. 8elotp,
y. 8ronfart, b.. &Dnigsmart unb @uttig.
CUR unteroffi3ierf9u full unD 8ori9ule muir
ben als Snltruftoren %fommanbtrt: Die Sc
fonbelieutenants 9ermann, Birf6er, D.
@dert. 9orn, b. 2ettotp. Bum 8aoallerte@
regiment go. 2 murbe Der Premierliaute@
nant b. SritI6e, gum Snfanteriea8ataiQon
geo. / Seconbelieutenant 8ertling, gum
Snfanteriez8 Battalion go. 3 premierlieutez
nant p. Sben Deripiei len; CUR 59iebf9ule
in ct. Bernardo Setonbelieutenant S9nee@
'boigt, our &itteabefeitigung in 5O1cabuano
Setonoelteutenart 9ra6l. Sn 8alparaiio III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01
0berbumoeS9eriGt ttttS ab9enMbte
Wt~tittSett+

Sn einem 9roae1e, in pel9em es ii9 UNI
bic Srage bunbelte, Db etne bur9 ben tdg=
lt9en Nustaui9 fart ~abgeniibte 9elbmiin3e
babur9 an i6rem bolen Wsrt6 %oerliert, bat
iebt bas Sberburpbesgeri9t cine Gnt19eiz
oung abgegebsn, Die BON aQgemeinem Snz
tereffe 1T.
8or ldngerer 3eit bate Elm gonbufteur
Der SerYep Gitp C Bergen 8obn i'm Stuate
Netp Serfep bic Mnna6me zines Dime, etnes
ltl6ernen 3e9ncents : Stiides oerlpeigert,
neil baf1eQbe berartig abgeniibt mar, oaB es
i6m ni6t bplltpertbig borfam unb Der &ai=
iirer Der 8abn Iol9es @elb ben Gonbnfteu=
rem apieber 3uriiGI6ob, tpenn ie es dbliefer@
ten. Der paHaeier, Sumes s. Worgan,
tpel9er fi9 apeigerte, itatt bes obgeniiBten
@elbftiids elm anberes an 3ablun9sftatt gu
eaben, tpurbe barauf6in aug benz 8abn5uge
gefpiefen, aporauf er einen Pro8eB gegen Die
8d6ngeieq19aft anitrengte uno Elm Sob
lunqsurtbeil bon SIS ertpirtte.
Die Derflagte Gompagnie appeairte gegen
bties g~rfenntnib Bis an bas Sberbunbes~
qeri6t, tpel9es bas erttnitanali6e urtbeil
beitGtigt bat. Sn feinem @uta4ten iagt
observation-disclosures Suffer: Die Min3gefebe
entbielten feline 8eitimmung gegen bic Ser
~ausgabung BON Miin3en, bic nun bur6 ben
tGqli9en @ebrau9 ubgeniibt feten; = man
mifie iol9e @elbi tide, 70 large tie nod err
fenntli9 1eien, als geiebli9es @elb, unb bdz
Der als poltpert6tge Nustaui4mitte be-
trdmten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01
W%aienfIbcr f1r sosialScmofratet
Ordttteff.

Die Nieberlagen, tpel9e bic S05idloemoz
fratie in 9eutI6lano neuerbings nament@
lt9 in @emeinbepa6len %erleiOet, oauern nod
INNER fort. 8eTonbers intereffant 1T in
b.e1sr 8e3ie6ung bic neuslte 9emeinoe1pa6l
in bemIelben g tuttgart, ND ert Dor
einem Sabre bic So5ialbemofratie Bel Der
| Sti9tpa6l fir s@bgeorbneten6aus oes tpirtz
tembergi19en 2anbtags nit 9iilfe Der biirz
gtrIiG bempfratiI9en 8olfspartet ftegte.
(Oie Stabt bilbet BEL 2anbtagspablen einer
8e3irt fir ii9)
Bel ben bOr einigen Sagen abge4altener
Gemeinberat6spa6len in Stuttgart mar
.pieber Elm Se9tslme9tel 3pif9en 9o5idl>
bemofratie unb 0plfspartei. Mber biesmul
t6eter ii9 ale anberen Parteien 3ui ammen;
audi Die &atbOltten 16loiien ii3, pie tie in
elmer beIonberen 8erfammlung bd9lofen,
ben antifo5ialifii9en parteien an, einen
eigenen @entnumspabl3ettel Deri9mdbe1o'
limb als IS gum &lappen fam, iti1nmtsu
au9 febr biele Mitglieoer Der burgerlid
bemntratii@en 8oltspartei fir bic alien gn=
ten biirgerli9en 8reifen uno Be-
rufsperbdltniHen entnommenen Sam
oibuten Der bereinigten @egner Der
Gosialbsmotratie. Dtefe oereinigten Seq
ner errangen am Wu6ltag einen oo%ltdnbtz
gen Gteg. limb Ntemanb fam bic tplnoerz
l10ne @tabt Stuttgart nod ldnger cine ~
5ialbemotratii9e nennen.
Der Steg Der biirgerli9en Yarteien mai
nod erlei@tert tporben burh bic 8aterlanbsz
l~pitgtett bes Stuttgarter So3tali5tenblattes
vG0tpdbti9e Sagna9t". 9iefes Bluti
aatte ndmlid bas tur5 Dor benz @abltage
began9ene erbebsnbe Subildum Der bor
finfunb5pdn5ig Su6ren BON ben tpiirttemz
bergii9en Sruppen Bel 8iaiers unb Gbamz
pi9nn bor Paris berri6teten 9elbentbaten
in rerfelben ni9tahpiirbieen Meife, nie es
rrrooeutf4e So5ialiitenbldtter betreffs ber
Seoanfeter t6aten, gef4mo9t unb berlditert,
itatt benz gang entgegengee Bten 8eiipiel
5e5 beDeutenbften iiib0euti9en So5ialiiten
y. 8Dlmar in Weiin9en, gu folgen.
Die neueIte Wa6l in Stuttgart benefit
aber, glet3 Dielen anberen ne1en Wdblen in
9euti9lunb, audi ~folgenbes: Die meiiter
Observation-Disclosures @ablerfolge bOren auf
iobolD bic anberen Barteien ben So5ialiiten
in qei9lOfener Sront entgegentreten, itatt
ih, Die es Bis DDr &ur5em metitens &C.
f615, 3u 3erfplittern. Sreten Die biirgerliz
9en Parteien nit gemeiniamer Wu9t
unb guten &anbtDaten auf, bann 19lieBer
ii9 ibnen, troB bOrbertger entgegengeiebter
N6ma9ungen bon 2eitbdmmeln, audi BIZ
bo1f5parteili9en 9emDfraten an, Die ia
grunbidbli6 glei9faus ouf Dem 8oben b.l
biirgerli9en Stuutsorbnung ite6en, pel9t
lie nur gu DeroOltstbiimli9en, ni9t aber un1z
3unerfen fu9en.