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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
THE MILLENNIUM.

The agency or energy of electricity IS
cries of the century. 1t is a universal
force, all prevailing and unlimited. II
is concentrated by the engine and the
dynamo. and transmitted by wire, but
should its concentration and transmits
sion be found possible by other less
expensive means it would supply the
labor OF the world and man would be
left 10 follow his own fancies.
Nikola Tesla the eminent electrician,
has written letter on the advantages
that would result provided that the
earth'S electrical charge can be dis
tributed and thereby electrical waves
efficiently transmitted to any distance
without the use of cables or wires. 4"
He also expresses a hope that this dis
cOvery may be made within the pres
ent year. 1t makes one dizzy TO think
Of the possibility OF such a discovery,
but considering the incredible things
which electricians have already ac-
complished II IS scarcely safe to say
that anything they propose, however
visionary il may seem, Is really i'm
possible. A discovery or invention
which would result in the transmission
Of electricity without wires would be
rough on the wire works, but people
generally could stand il with rare fort
iruJa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
ABOUT CANDIDATES.

No doubt that majority Of the talking
Republicans OF Kansas favor Governor
Mckinley as a candidate. but there IS
large and aggressive force Of Kansas Re
pubiicans who are favorable 10 Speaker
Reed, and there is A respectable minority
who are for Harrison or Allison. with.
now and then, a few ardent supporters Of
Governor Morton. II Is a question Of
good politics whether the Kansas delcga-
ton should go to the national convention
instructed for any particular candidate.
There are strong reasons for Instructions
and reasons equally strong against in-
strUctions. No candidate has a walk
away with 1he nomination in the s.. Louis
convention There are no personal rea-
sons why Kansas should stand solidIy
for any one Of the candidates as against
all the Others.
Two great issues VIII divide parties IN
the presidential campaign this year-the
currency and the tariff. The Champion
Is now as it has been for forty years.
an advocate Of the protective policy as
egain=c the revenue or free trade policy.
Major Mckinley IS the representative OF
the extreme view Of pr0tectionists. The
- 4-7-1-- 'N-1y''"+f't-4i % e-ee1' -14 II @ai-
Red and Mr.. Dinsle-. seems iHcEned
20 a murh more moderate view % rhs
tar.f question than Is -aksa by either aIr.
Mckinley or by those who advocate his
claims because Of his leadership q the
protectiOn-st forces when his tar.H bill
was pending
It IS far 20 Judge of the temper q The
party BY the voice OF the congress !,
elected IN lSa4 there Is more occasion for
the belief that protection viii uO- De The
sole issue this year. Kansas should seud
strong representative Republicans 20 the
national convention who w1ll not be there
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Spo-tinE men WI nnd fhs 'foHcs "a
ze,ts Sporting AEntA.I' for ls- iA@ Ha0~s
usefsI aad csug-ete book q rsfsrsnos
ma. has ever Been published. Con tA.n-
lrx a. - aoes the rs~gr1- aad bss- D~F-
f9-raanerz IN al b-snahes % sport. a
complete ~ar4-o.1s-y for iss. sTeass of
.r..1rest e. a-sIAfiea. 1e4aafics y-set.Ffnx.
- sl-i,aH ts~rr ~ ~rf~kef. trostsnr ss.or-
o1KoareI Eass.-se aa1 az k-sAtrss1 spo-fa
4 r~1v seaa---rs Is t9.ls1 tr - ins,svis aal
record a. ssrry I-oolaezt Duzf1fst noNr
tefore tas g.4sl-. sI-a = cbr9ualsxy %
rns sar-.et-rs aEsE al array os 1zfa a.
VII Ba Interesting - thoss Hao foslo-
up 90 d7nzs % tae rzsle fratsrnstv.
TIE boos - hsas1sos.sslv l8ass-N.es -s,a
I.9rrraits q ehzu.f,.0as aEa pr9zn.asas
sporting rZs1.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

at Berne. Switzerland. fer some time. He
is = w.d0wer, his wife born Countess de
Czapska. having died in 1873 The family
Is Of Westphalian origin. but owes its
princely utl-. created in ISlO. 10 Bavaria
o o
Mark Twain continues to grow in pop
ularity among the Australians. An ad-
mirer over there chaTscterizes the Amer
lean humorist as follows: He has
thin. beaky nose that snfffs the words as
they filter through the heavy gray mus
tache beneath IL. and follows the trail
In all sorts OF quaint and unexpected IL
Tections. His eyes twinkle from beneath
the bushy eyebrows Ike a pair Of merry
stars seen through the boughs OF an over
hanging tree"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
HOW SHE RoRs KANSAS

The Eagle week or two since called
the attention Of its south Kansas and
oklahoma readers 10 the fact that an
effort was being put forth by Kansas
City 10 force the cancellation of the
grain rate 10 Galveston. which rate
vas scheduled bur few months since.
in response 10 4 long and continued
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Her majesty's lawyers have been
unable to find any statute under which
Jameson can be tried Kruger i
not in favor of trying him either He
would hang him without 4 Irinl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

1t may be that Turkey aad Russia
have formed an alliance. But the
average citizen now isn't going to be-
lieve there is war until some man
who has been in 4 battle returns and
can show wound TO prove 1t.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

with courageous insight whsch shall
enable them not only 10 voice the senti-
ment of the party as a whole. but 10 make
the vote OF Kansas an important factor
in the convention. Neither the party nor
the state can afford 20 lose opportunities
for good by losing time in personal quar-
rels.-Atchison Champion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

If the Populjst party and the Free
Silver party fuse on a national ticket.
the PopuliSt platform viii be simply
FOR silver. There viii be no govern.
ment ownership. sub-treasury ware
house, fiat nonsense.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

It may be unfair, but to the casual
cign affairs, appears to study all the
time to say something that everybody
already knows.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Harrison says that Mrs. Dimmick
IS the only woman in the White House
who knew enough 10 be silent when he
wanted 10 be quiet. But size may be
different as a wife.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

In the National Silver party con
vention Kansas is given 10 delegates
while New York gets only "A. Kan
saS VIII have the 10 there. but ii is
doubtful if New York will get her
IS 10 St Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Those in authority are now feed
ing the Venezuelan crisis morphine.
OF course they can put it to sleep. But
some day The Monroe doctrine must
be demonstrated with a war.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

With a severe storm prostrating the
telegraph wires on all sides. General
Weyler did exceedingly well to lick
The CubanS three times on the first
day Of his reign.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Cy Leland. Johnson and Tom Ander-
son all announce that they are for
Mckinley. Who win take care of
Kansas if the convention should not
nominate McKinley2
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Kentucky is threatening to repeal
the charter OF the Southern Pacific
railroad in that state. The Southern
Pacific doesn't operate in kentucky.
Railroads are funny things.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

The gold reserve has crawled down
below the SJ0,O00,000 mark. Cleve-
land declared in his message that this
WAS dangerous. But no one seems to
be frightened
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

As Senator Baker predicts that neith-
er Mckinley nor Reed VIII be nomi-
mated. Topeka better shake the icicles
off the Judge Caldwell boom and set
il out in tie sun.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Russell Harrison and Mrs. Mckee
will render Tom Reed and Major Nc
Kinley any help within their power
10 keep Mrs. Dimmick out of the
Mhite House.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

The condition of Queen Victoria 5
health Is now affecting the bond mar
Aet The bond market is exceedingly
kind in things it picks UP TO become
excited Oyer
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Britain demands $4,000 ounces of
god from King Prempeh. By Eng
lish logic, Low that the fever has kill
ed Prince Henry, England should raise
ft TO 75.OOO.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

KANsA1-"Ssy. Bill, It SAYS here that the
crew OF The schooner Were comnellei 10 no
jury mast. What's Jury niast.' Mis-
sourian-"Why, anybody could tell YOU
that Its one of those big masts that il
takes twelve men 10 put MP"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Either in the hope Of raising funds
for his succor, or on purpose to get re
venge, Mrs. Waller has decided to lee
111ra
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

President Cleveland will spend part
of his summer on the Pacific coast.
Wiu he manage to get out there about
the time the Brewer commission re-
lOrfS2
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Now the postOf1ice department
means to collect letters from house 10
house Pretty soon the department
will insist on writing our letters for us.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

1t is said that Foraker is getting
ready to throw Mckinley down after
the first ballot and have Bushnell nom-
mated for vice president. And yet it
is possible for Mckinley TO be nomi-
mated without Ohio or Foraker.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

The next Populist national platform
may be able to avoid nonsense. And
without nonsense, the Populists might
he dangerous.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

1t may be necessary to let the Ven
eZuela matter quiet down. The great
international monetary conference"
argument could not survive in such
q Storm
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

There is a good deal Of nonsense
about partisan quarrels. The people
OF Athens and COrinth used TO fuss
over which town had the finer moon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

MandersOn Of Nebraska, is a dark
horse. Like too many of Mckinley
supporters, he is fervently fer Mckin-
ley for one ballot.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Governor Morrill, says the people of
today viii never know the sufferings
OF the deniZens of early Kansas. Then
Governor Morrill, is enjoying himself?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
xEsSS>A,iL<sek
ga1i11 - Ga9le
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH, Editor.

General Weyler announces 4 cam
paign Of 'blood" which, in telegraphy,
Is "-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Judge Brewer at last has fame. The
metropolitan newspapers are publish
ing portraits of his daughters.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

The English are supposed TO love
their princes. Is the whole nation of
Ashantee worth the life Of Prince of
Battenburg?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
PICKUP PINFEATHERs.

Miss Nary Quay. the eldest daughter O.
Senator Quay. wiu be married 10 Louis
p Davidson Of Beaver. Pa. on Jan. =.
O
The sultan IS said 20 bs the creates,
smoker ia the world. He smokes con-
stau-Iy at meals and almost everywhere
except ia the mosque.
o o
Cardinal Melchers' death. following
closely upon those q Cardinals Pers,co
and Bonaparts. VIII keep alive The super
s;i,u;ion that cardinals always de IN
threes.
Justice Wright the ErgIish iur.st. is
rather eccentric in some OF his ways On
hts estate in Hampshire there - stuck
uD an extraordinary notice board: Tres
passers viii not oe prosecuted
General Charles A. Hickman. 1ho did
az Germantown. Pa, last week. was ore.
of the most gallant oIee-s q tae war
Hs was WOUNDED three times arJ had
several hora es shot from ua5e- hlu.
The aresr r. Asvaanls,sa has beer de-
voting considerable study 20 the subject
% electricity. and has determined % per
zo1alIy sUper5utead the introduction Of
tha ele-.-i- lighting system in55 CabgI
Or. Mela-c,h7r sto-rs. vho has jrsss
been e.ecie8 president p the Hartford
tCornJ Medical society. was g-a1ua-e.I
fro-1 yai4 .a ~ alI vas one e fhe'
lsalHug surgeons - .ae Union army dur
izg -ha Ulr.
Among he notable or sfz-t.o-s - J1,an
T Spausdlng zE8 died l- Eorton zst8
Esek. Sas ths e5ucatsoa q Helen keller. I
ths dezf. dumb asd bhnc gir.. \ Ehsns fa1se
has oe1o1e trter1a a-l3uaL some years
aEo De gave s1lpp5 80 s.-vs1 y1szx Trsa 1
suri1ysl ~ the Unl.s5 tsates h71sL TIE I
story % -hls Tas D4basbe1 sii ovsr the
Eor.1 a1t b-oegnt haul 5ezz5ag 5et.s-a (
fr9zn evea re F-Gssiar s-agsss-
JoSa Hays Han-,9as. ths Ane-l-aa +
mining engineer noE - f-zzon A. J.ha-- +
neFau~z. ts Yale boy. Ceel T-tloslss
beard u - Eosk .E .ae ns.-es. seas f1r.
p n 90 CaVs T9~= a.. z.xs4 for as
tens Ha-.ms11. Eao v-as eel sztlsss-.
Eaers % -ak aa1e1 q aa pr n1-th- .
% 80 r-e- yszr-z-s sZs sstoznss-s zss-
E.hrses -15k h1 ~ srf srEzR=l ~
for .s-s F3rlssss sCz.a Af-.-A eo-agsry.
rs ae-pas hiEaners P-f--e paes,-
Jzse-h W-sie. tss neE AsstT1- fa-~srss.
n ais-e- % --ls c1-rtrg. va arrives
.as. SEES, 49, t-orz. - Pare Il ;ssz He
E@s bsea A1str@. eszz-..ss - .esatga
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

That Wichita bicycle ghost story is
said to be a "ScOrcher." The rider,
it Will be remembered, is absent May
he he is scorching too.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

The sultan probably sighed with re-
lief when he heard that it was Miss
Barton and not Mrs Lease who was
coming
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

HIs as-ras tiEaueEs Prf--e raos.-
J1se-h W1sie. tss neE Asstrl- Ffa--srss-
--ais-er % rzs rszzfFg. va a--rss
49, s~e<, 49, bora "a Pare T. 80 lie
E~s bsea A-str.-- eS-z--.sE u .ssacsa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Justice Wright. the Ergiish jur.s,. is
rather eccentric in some OF his ways. On
hts estate in Hampshire thsrs - stuck
" an extraordinary notice board: Tres
passers viii not De prosecuted.
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@ie iid bod Die 3eiten auOsru.

8spublitaniihe 3situnsen balten i'm
mer on Der Sebauptuns fsii, baB bic re-
publltauiite Barter fir 9olo lei. Nur
bot absr bic rspubllfaniits Barter IN
Californian, oleiem anertanntsn 9olo.
lanoe, iid Vbne umitwsife fir Sllbsr
ertldrt. Die JinaH5plarts Der &spubli'
faner BON 9allrprnieu lautet ndmllh al
TO-: ,8ir limb 81 9uniteu elmer anbe'
itrdutten Brdsuna pon Silber 81 &ats
l6 81 l uno fir grfldruns oes Silbsrs
iOwObl als oes S9loss sum Legal Zen
Der fir 8ssabluns aasr ofientlidsn ME
%priuatsu Sdulosn." Sisr bnben mir
ben Silberihuluoel in Der bptiten 80
tsni. umidneiie ueroeu nidt semodt.
So beiSt nidi, oas Silber 10 uiel wis
8olo iein Ipl, nenn cine perhdltniBmd'
6ise State Swiiben 9olo uno Sllber pom
ben 6auptnailonsH Der @roe p%srsinbart
plro. Rsin, Sllber ioq 10 piel pie
Sob isln nad Der often Rate bon 16 81
l, ObrpObl Die Sauoelsrate in 8trflIt.
felt 81 ~ l III. leberraiheno III be
Sadie absr bob. Wdbreno oes 8rieses
fimmsrtsn Iih Die 9aliioruier gar nlhts
nm bic 9resnbats Der Buuoesresisruns.
Sic nubmen lie einfu6 OILS 3ablunss'
mlttel niht on. Naes muBte in 8Olo
bejablt wsroen, uuo Der nur 9rsenbafs
butte, mu6te Dis 81 Srlttbalb Dollars
In SreeHbats Sablen. ebe er einsn Cob.
cOQar betum. 8ie ii4 bod bic 5slten
nnhSIn.
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Die Mpatiten i'm Songre6 !

Sstnuutl,h sins Dos rationale Nbss'
Oroustsnbaus bel Bsrweissruus Der bls'
Der lblihsn Bswiaisunssn iir couisi
iiousle Suoianerihulen ano iir Die I'M
SunossbeSirfe bsiuoliden Wobltbdtis.
teitsautalteu nidt fOlserlttis 81 Rsrfe,
llsB oasislbe iid ia babel Dor bosarti.
gen Standardization lelten. Sm Seuat
berri1te b%stanntlih Elm beiiersr Seiit.
aber leloer bot oisisr bic aluit Sulihsn
Ssnat uno Nbseoronetenbaus niht iiber
briiden t0nueu. Nm cine Seritdnoisuus
Der beiosn Sduisr betreHs iener Snoia'
nsritulsn mar bis iest nod uit5t 81 ben.
fen. 8dbreno lsnen oas Saus ohne
8itftt auf bic pon linen fur Die gu.
tuuit sstrOiitnsu S0rfebrunsen uuo aui
ben ssiitlssu uno leibllteu Seoarf pou
Snolansri,nosru idlehtwes-aber mil
elnselnsn rs1t hdBliden Nusnabmsn 81
Sunitsn pon nlbt taiboliiden N%uItalteu
-ieoe unteriilsuns nit eiuem Wals
abldneioet, MD Der Seuat Die 9outractt
oss Bunoes nit tlrbliden Suoiausr'
itulen n%snlsitens nod auf Spei Sabre
auaoebren uuo ibnen 10 9sit %lalieu, id
aui Die ipdtere Nsnoeruus pcrjubereiteu
Rsnn Der Ssnut lsiusm Sswiai'
sunssausiduiie iolat, piro er Suslelt
oarauf oriuaen, oaB oas Saus pom Jet
men HtttsB eUiQlSunaen fur Boblibd
tlsteitsanitalten oes SuuoesbeSltts ar
tebt. 9as Seuats.@ omite iisbt elm
oaB bic frasllden Hlttbepiaiaunseu
oss Sauies namentllt auh Elm lhpersa
unreht fir Die Nrmen uuo 8rauteu oea
BsSirtS Columbia limb, oa IS Der Ye.
jlrtsusrpaltuus an Den HOtbisen initial
ten gar iebr sebriht, uno lie oaber Obnt
{ life conie,iionsaer Robltbdtisfsitsan
~italteu, osnsn iie nutirlit Shaolosbal'
tuus oailr idulois 1T, isne llnslidlihen
gar niht untsrbrlnsen tann. Sarum
empfisblt tet SeuatsauslhuB in bic BE-
ulQisuussn fir ben Bsjirt Columbia
Ole WleosrberftsGuus Der pom Sauie &C.
ftritsnsu Yoitsn alsrolnss nit benz gu.
iass: Elm ssmsiniamer NusiduB bee
Serats uno Sauiss iole bic anftaIten
inipr5iren uno an ben nddftsn GonsreB
sinen Bsriht barber sritaiten. oh oas
blsberise Ssriabren aub iinitis belju.
bsbalteu lei. 0nB bic u. y. U. bel ID.
rem @iblereien sesen bic obsn erpdbn'
ten Bewllisunssn nitt u BON 8otbo.
lifsnbaB. iouoern aud BON RatIuismls
s~sleitet miro, eriett man idpn oaraus,
oaB iie seraoe aud BEN ourdaus con
ieifionslOien oeutibeu @%aiienbauie in
BaiblustOu Die ssbrduhlide untsritiss
uus nit alsr 9ewalt gu entSieben iudt
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kabel> Depejden.

Gonoon. IL. Wai. IS beiBt, oa6
Der Botihafter Der Der. Staaten Baparb
uno Elm 8ertretsr bes ousmdriisen Vim.
tes ben 8eriusiee'8 srmittelunssusrtras
rat,fi,iren tuerben.
Berlin n, s., Wai. @siisrn bat bic
osutih'afiatli4e Bauf benz Nssntsu Der
iapuniiHen Resieruns bic Summs Don
$4,000 900 Nart ibermittelt. Dieter
8etras 1T elm 9beil Der @eiammilum.
me. uslte China Der iapauii4su Resie.
runa oils 8risssenti9doisuns 81 beSab.
Zen bot.
Yoien, 10. Wai. Dem Gr5bii1of
BON Sneieu.Y oien. Or. D. Stablspsti,
III slne neue GusSeidnuns Al 3be,l ses
iporoen. Der Bapit bot ibn sum pdpii.
li1en 9broraiiitenten ernannt uno i'm
In ben patifanii&en Sraieuitanb erbO.
ben,
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GinwauOeruuss.G ouueutiOn

Gm bsutissn 3use miro bic sroBs
@inpanoerunss- Convention fir Central
Wiunelota IN uuierer Wltts ibrsn Ins
lang nebmen uno morssn (Jreitas)
abeno sum abidluB ~aelonsen. Sci
tens Der ueridie6euen GomlteS, in oeren
!pGuoe oas erfoI9reihe Seliusen Der Con.
usntiOn selest 1T, limb teine Dtittel uno
Wibsn seidsut woroen, UNI ben nit Der
Contention %psrbunosren 9ped po0fidn'
big Su errslt1sn. 9amlt ben 5armsrn
Die 8eiis nat 81. @louo pdbreno Der
Sonpentioustase erleihtert peroe, III fur
cine 0erabiesuns Der Gtienbabu 5abr.
preiie seiorst woroen. Nuf beioen Bab'
men, Die Ct. 9louo beritren, nirb Dor
ir9eno einem Yunfte oeS Staates aus BIZ
6ins uno Rifreiie fur II bes 5abrprsi,
les ssmabt. Nut bic SOiels IN ber
Staot baden iir Die Gonuentionstaas
lbre 8oit. uno 2osispreiie UNI % Bro
sent ermaBist, oaber unlsrn Jarmern in
Steorns @ouuip, bic iid ia bob Sur
3ablun9 Der 9runoteuern Dor benz /,
SUM- bier einitellen mullen, cine iibsraas
suteSelesenhelt9 eboten 1T, ieBt bic Reiis
nah 81. @louo gu MAIDEN. W,t Dem
BrOitabelu usrbinoet bic Smmisraiions'
@onuention nun absr nub fir isben BE.
iu6er Nnssnebmss, Nislidss uno 2sbr.
rei6es. Gas Arrangements. omite bot
oaflr Sorse seirastn. BOB rpdbreno Der
5~ueltGsisen Convention nur bic beiten
Eeoner oes Staates als lol1e auttreten
peroen, uno oieie neroen ssmib Beran.
laiiuns nsbmen, ben Beiuhern Der Con
psntion elne NnSobl praftiiter 8inie
aus benz reiden SduBe lbrer 2ebenser
%fabrunsen 81 eribslleu. 9as fir be
5rpei 2ose %entfuorfene Brosramm III eth
lsbr reithalttses. Seute balb Stpei rlbr
miro g. u. Cooper, Borfiser bss arrau
sements' 9omits, oie9 oupeutiou Bur Orb
nuns rufen. pOraui Blrsermei1tsr Sab.
ner bic 9elesaten nilfommen beist.
Sn Iener SiBuns miro iit unter ben
Sauptipretern Sos. 8. 5il, Yrdioent
Der @reot Nortberr, befinosn, Der oas
3bemn: ofonomiide Nderwirtbidait oh.
bnnoeln wiro. Die 5psite Sibuna be.
alnnt abenos balb 8 ubr; bel oieisr De.
lssenbeit niro Nnmalt Repnolos BON
Ct. @loub iiber Stearns @ountp Ipre.
den, iudbreno anbsre Reoner Rorriion,
Sberburne uno Benton 80. ms rette
GIht HELEN psroen uno Or. &slitp Don
Broof Bart bic @inmanoeruna in ben G.
9lltrlft beleubten wirb. 5reitag Wor,
gen 9 ubr beslnnt bic brittle SlBuua in
oleier niro Der nit beionosrsm Reoner.
talent besabte @. 3. Cuffs BON Winue.
npolis barber iprebsn. mas Mlnneioia
ben S~eimtalte' Sudern O~fferirt. nab
reno ". y. @lari BON 81. glcuo auSer
anoeren &eonsrn, praftiite Binfe lber
Bieb5uht sebeu mlrb. Nohmittaas 2
ubr 8esinn ber lesteu SibanJ. On
oisier Nib Samuel SiQ aus Winueopo.
LIS, BroRoent Der @aiteru WiuntIoia
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Gel nunmebr psr6fentlibts Sabres'
abidluB iiber bic Betriebsersebniiie Der
preuBiiden Staoisbabnen iber bic Selt
pom /. Npril 1895 bis 81. WdrS 1896
lisfert elm pabrbaft sldnjenoes 8eiuls
tot. Gs ersiebt iih ndmli4 aus benz.
ielben, bob bic ginnabmen gum sritsn
Nale eine Willaroe bberidritten b.
ben. Sic beirusen 1.O27,9S3.OOO Wari.
Sm 8ersleid sum Boriabre boben bic
Betriebseinnabmsn niht um "a WlQios
men, pis Der Jinanaminiter friber mein-
te, ionberu UNI 3d., Z Wilionsn Wari
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~iultat fommt nidt, wie bler5ulanoe, IN.
eridttliden uno slerisen giienbabn. gor'
porationen, ionoeru in erlter Reibe Dem
Staat uno inoirett ben SteuerSablern 81
9ute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14

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