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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
Allison and German Decline Places
Day is Certain, Davis May
Be Member.

WASHINGTON. A1g. 1.-THE presi-
dent Tuesday rendered to Senator AL
lison, of Iowa. an appointment as
member of the peace commission.
Senator Allison, however, could not
see his way clear to accept the honor.
The tender was made in the course of
a lengthy interview Tuesday at the
white house.
During a portion of the interview
ex-Representative BOurke Cochran, of
New York. was present His services
in the Mckinley campaign, along with
other circumstances, gave rise to
sneculation that he had been sum-
mzued here by the president in
connection with the making up of the
peace commission. Mr.. Cochran as
serted, however, that he was here
solely on private business, and merely
called to pay his respects. Il am not
a candidate for any Offices, and no
offer, direct or indirect, of any sort
of an appointment has been made to
me" he added.
1t is understood that the president
has rendered to Senator German, of
Maryland, place on the peace COM
mission. and that he has declined the
offer. The president now, it is stated,
is looking about for another democratic
senator to take the place of Senator
German, the president being DESTROYS
of securing = democrat from the upper
house Of congress.
Nothing further is developed in re.
spect to the composition of the com.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
YelInw Fever ON Board.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-According to
reports received at the marine hospital
service, two of the six vessels which
lave arrived at Montauk Point, Long
Island. with troops from Skaters
army were infected. One Of these, the
Grand Duchess, whose arrival has just
been reported to the bureau, had four
eases of yellow fever aboard and a
nun Der of suspects.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19

NEW 1ORk. aug. ia washington
dispatch to the Herald says:
Ambassador John Hay, who has
represented the United States i'll
London since the beginning of
the present administration, is to
succeed Mr.. Day as secretary of
state. There is no longer any doubt
on this point, as Ambassador Hay has
accepted the appointment which has
been offered to him by President Nc
Kinley. Mr.. Hays successor at Lon
don has not yet been definitely decided
upon.
LONDON. Aug. 17.-The papers We'd
nesday morning while expressing re-
grets over the departure of Col. Hay,
give voice to satisfaction that he is
going to fill post which promises i'm
portant results for Anglo-American re-
lations. All compliment him upon the
splendid services he has rendered here.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Triumph In Photographic Art.

THE Carbon Photograph will stand
the test of time and atmospheric in
fuences. Made ia all sizes, ard is dur
able. The likeness is always preserved
in minutest detail, and can be made
from any Old picture invite all who
are interested in large pictures to exam
inc this wonderful picture before giving
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picture from life and guarantee salts
faction. Very respectfully,
l.. GRINNAN, Artist,
(29mar-tf) Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
A Suspect Under Arrest.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-The police
were so positive that in DR. Samuel j.
Kennedy, dentist, they have the muir
derer of Emeline c. Reynolds, who was
found dead in a room of the Grand no.
tel Tuesday, that Capt. Price, of West
Thirtieth street station, made an Aft
davit in the West Side police court
Wednesday charging Kennedy with
homicide. He was held without bal
for examination on Friday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19

dressed himself and shot his aged wife
while she slept. She had evidently
died instantly, for she still lay in her
perfectly natural position. 1t is be-
Heved that Corbett was demented. He
had just returned from Bartlett
Springs, where he had been stopping
for his health.
NEW YORK, Aug. Thames j. Cor
bett was much shocked when he
learned of the death of his parents At
first he refused to believe it, but when
the news was confirmed he broke
down and wept like child.
His trainers, McVey and White,
tried to console him, but to no pur
pose. Corbett said that his father
must have become insane or he.would
not have committed such a terrible
deed. He could not account for it in
any other way. Both his father and
mother, he said, took a deep interest
in his affairs, and keenly felt his de-
feat by Fitzsimmons at Carson City.
They both wanted him to retire from
the ring after that.
He will stop training for the pres
ent, and his fight with Mccoy at Buff
falo on September 10 may be post
j poned.
SARATOGA, n. V, Aug. 17.-When
Kid Mccoy learned Tuesday night of
the tragic death of Jim Corbett's par
ents he Immediately wired condolences
to Corbett at Asbury park and, in view
of postponement of the match sched-
uled to take place at Buffalo on Sep
TENDER 10, telegraphed that he would
not claim a forfeit Mccoy left at
midnight for New York city.
NEW YORK, Aug Il -Corbett and his
wife left on late train for San Fran
cisco.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Fresh Troops Arrive at Ponce.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Late Tues
day night Adjt. Gen. Corbin received a
cablegram announcing the arrival
Tuesday evening at Ponce, Porto Rico,
of the transport Alamo, having on
board Gen. Fred d. Grant and staff
and a part of the 1st Kentucky, COM
manded by Col Castleman. All to Id
the Alamo had on board about ESQ
men. Gen. Corbin was also advi sed
Tuesday evening of the arrival at
Ponce of the transport Chester with
the 1st volunteer engineers
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Gen. Wheeler Will Command at Camp
WikOff.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Gen. Wheeler
was at the war department Wednes-
day and had an interview with the
secretary. Gen. Wheeler received or
ders to assume command at Camp Wi
koff until the arrival of Gen. Shafter
Gen. Wheeler was told by the secretary
of war to purchase everything that
was necessary for the comfort of the
men and to spare nothing that would
alleviate the sick and wounded.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
PAWN" the TrOODs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S-Orders were
issued Wednesday directing that the
paymasters which have been at Santi-
ago with $780, 900 shall proceed to
Porto Rico to pay the troops. Gen.
Miles did not want these paymasters
and the money TO be sent to Porto Rico
from Santiago for fear they might
bring yellow fever. The surgeon gen
erals office does not believe there is
any danger of infection.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Neutrality Laws in Question.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Hong
Kong dispatches reporting the arrival
there of the German cruiser Kaiserin
Augusta with Governor General Au-
gust would show violation of neutral
ity on the part of the Germans unless
Merritt or Dewey consented to Angus
it's departure from Manila.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Insurgents Kept Outside Manila.

BERLIN, Aug. IA dispatch from
Hong Kong says: The Americans no.
titled the authorities at Manila that a
bonn bardment by sea and land would
! mmence at noon on August 9. The
ty surrendered on the 18th and
the American flag was hoisted forth
with. The Spanish officers were al
lowed their freedowm on parole The
judiciary and administrative offices
are to remain temporarily in charge of
the Spaniards. The insurgents remain
loutside of thc town.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Miners piured in an Explosion.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. 17.-An ex'
plosion of gas occurred in the New
Castle mines, ten miles above here,
and John jefferson, miner, and John
Henderson, helper, were fatally in
jured. Jefferson died in a few hours.
Charles Brown, another helper, was
&c riOnSlY hurt
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
COMMISSIONERS SELECTED.
The Officials Who Will Arrange the Evac-
uatiOn of the Islands of Cuba
and Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE presi-
dent has announced the American COM
missioners for the evacuation of Cuba
and Porto Rico as follows: For Cuba
Gen. Jam es I. Wade, Rr. Adm. William
L. Sampson, Maj Gen. Mathew c. But
Ter. For Porto Rico-Maj Gen. john
S. Brooke, RI. Adm. Winfield S SchleY,
Brig. Gen. William w. Gordon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19

mission to Paris to arrange peace. It
is we'll understood that Secre tary Day
will head the commission, and it is be-
lieved that Senator Cushman K. Davis
has been persuaded by the president
to 90 on the commission.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Shielded on His Chlldren.s Graves.

ST LOUIS, Aug IF. w. Golson, a
broker on the Merchants exchange,
was found dead Tuesday, lying across
the graves of four of his children a.
Bellefontaine cemetery. He had COM
mitted suicide with a dose of strych-
nine. Financial difficulties are thought
to have been the cause of his act
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Capt. BiddIe Under Arrest.

ARROYO, Porto Rico, Aug. 12.-Capt.
Biddle, of Company c, 4th Ohio volun-
teers, is still here under arrest and
awaiting court-martial for alleged
cowardice in the ski-mish with the
Spaniards a few miles out of Arroyo.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Wants Spanish Prisoners Released.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Rome corre'
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says
the pope has requested Archbishop
Ireland to ask President Mckinley to
sanction the prompt release of the
Spanish prisoners
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
To THE FARMERS Of BOURBON
COUNTY,

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19

ST. THOMAS, u. w. l., Aug. II
American officers have entered San
Juan, Porto Rico. Vessels of the
American fleet are waiting outside
the harbor. They will enter as soon
as the mines have been removed. The
Spanish flag still floats over the forti-
ficationS
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
English Millionaire Dead.

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-The death is an
nounced mere of Ferdinand Linke, a
uSurer, VINO was worth two million
pounds sterling. His estate will go to
his daughter, who is domestic ser.
want.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
Gen. Miles Wife and Daughters Start for
Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-Mrs Miles,
wife of Gen. Miles, and daughters left
for Charleston Tuesday and will sail
on the OLDHAM for Porto Rico tn !oia
the general
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
The Plague in india.

BOMBAY, Aug. IS. - The bubonic
plague is again epidemic. There were
1O3 deaths officially re ported last week.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
AMBASSADOR HAYS NEW JOB
London Papers Well Pleased Over His APP
POintment as Secretary of State by
President Mckinley.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Am bassador
Hay. at London. has accepted the Office
of secretary of state.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
Gribiihof Srclano in q.

ldBt feline @elesenbeit poriiberQeber
elmer enSeren anl6lieBuns in Gnslanr
oas @ort III repen; mad ieiner Meiz
nllnS lit bas ameritanii6e |clt ran=
slltanil6." IN elmer tilrsli6en BE
BE bebiente CT ii6 bes 2lusoruts, ,bie
an9liIirenbe Wta9t Der Ser. Staa=
ten" Die WiQionen Scutide bier
i'm 0anbe, unb ielbit ieine eisenen Srs
ldnoer, lesen pa9e9.n ernltli6 Ser
wabrIns Elm. GraSe Bic lesteren ia.
ben iiber Die srauiame llnteroriituna
UNI ausbeutrng ibres @oltes burt)
bic periioen GnSldnper cine Sabrbun=
berte LANCE bittere Grfabrung, lie
raubtsn linen ni6t MIR bas yano alli
Der Sniel, ielblt Die Spra6e wurbe
alSSerottet. SIS lit faum etwas mebr
wie Elm Sa~brbunoert, baB ii6 sic
amerifanii6en Golonien I'M blutioen
Einsen ibre Sreibeit pom ben Inter
ouidern ertdmpiten, uno ieet mo6te
ms cine sewiiie alaiie ben Gn9ldn=
bern wieber in Die Arme treiben. Mit
Dem Fatriotismus sieler, lid ais bic
b0beren @elelli6aits &reiie" alli=
lpielenoen Serrl6aften lit eo aber ba.
nit ni6t melt Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
Die raukere S~abres,eit 1T i'm Mns

Die raubere Sabres3ett TT i'm NnS
suse, unb Der Spdtberbit iest Der
i1lummernben Natur ben Iobtenfrans
persilbter, absefauener Sldtter aui
baS miibe Saupt. Nuf Selb unb Slur
resen ii9 nod fleiBise Sdnbe, UNI
bic lseten Heite Ser Grnte 81 lammeln
unb bic Selber nit neiier Saat 81 be-
lte(len fir baS nd6ite Sabr. Die abs
gslauienen Gage waren iebr unireunbz
lid ; l6wercr &esen unb itarte @ins
be iiibrten bic 6errl6ait. Wtit anz
lang Der ISOLDE aber madte Der 0imz
mel wieber elm beitereS @eli6t, per-
biiiterte lid ieoo6 wieoer am erlten
StraBens ,SairtaSe, nno Der talte Hes
gen peroarb gar Wan6es, mas bel
l60ner @itterrn9 ben Selu6ern mare
Seboteu 9epeien. Der Selu6 mar
troebem Elm annebmbarer uno miro
boiientli6 Sonneritas, Sreitag unp
Sumitu9 (lum lebteren ut Die Sair
~perlGn9ert woroen) ein gutter lein.
Nlen Selubern oiel er Serbitieitli6feit
I'll ct. Gloub entbieten mir I'M er @ius
tommen unb wiinl6en linn redt ail9ez
nebme Stunoen inmitten Ser Walterl
u%nlerer Stapt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

Qdnber unb Y6lfer. Oieie Traae,
iuel9e pon gan, bebeutenber Widtiss
teit 1T, fommt bauptiddli6 BEL Der
@abl BON GonsreBmdnnern, lpel9e
einen Der. Staaten gu errpdblen ba.
ben, in Setradt. als 8esel unb aus
FrinSip lino bic Webrbeit Der Demo-
traten Sesen Grpaniion, pdbrenb bic
Nepublifaner bas @esentbeil iinb. Sn
bieIer 6rase Siebt es teinen lo9enaum=
ten Soloenen Wtittelwes, aui Den man
our6l6liipfen fam. so piel mir bos
rem unc leben tOnnen, limb bic beutl6s
ameritanil6en Burger unlereS Staa=
ties, obne unterl6ieo Der Fartei, ge=
gen Grpanlion uno ba lie ltets 9e9en
allies mas ibren aniidten suwioer mar,
Stelliit9 9enommen unb getdmpit ba=
ben, 10 meroen lie aud in oieler Sra
&c poralsli6tli6 nit ben Semotrateil
balten unb MIR iiir iol6e Gon9reB=
uno Se9islatnr= 6anoioaten itimmcn,
ipelde III oieler SeSiebun9 ibren An=
'l6ten uno lleber;el9un9en He6nuno
trdaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

miro audi bic Ct. Glouo StraBen.
,yair nit leiner @esenwart beebren
unp beute, Sonneritag, Na6mitta9
bOlb 2 ubr i'm Sapiblon Sperns
baule in elmer politii6en 3ebe bic
9fptbrpenriSteit elmer 2lbdnoerun9 in
Der Serualtun9 Der Staatsangele9en=
belten oa,tbun. Nm WOnta9 belt
Der GolfSmann Tino in Wtinneopolis
cine anlpr06e, in wel6er CT in tlorer
urp oeutli6er &eile bic WtiBwirtb=
Der republitanii6en Fartei rii9te
uno mwioerleglide Sbatia6en Der.
porbob, Die jener Fartei, an bereu
Spite Quits ltebt, Ser IN ieinen Gez
ben 10 Tieles ulo Wtun6ee ia9t, mn
ni6t oaS, mas Dem Sntereile pes |olz
ties oient, teinespe9S gum Grebit gez
rci1en. User %AuitldrunSen iiber III
lere StaatSperpaltun9 baben uno
wer Sl.i6 Dem Sannertrd9er Der
%oltSpartei Sen Staat Winneiota
aus ben alauen Der &epubliz
befreit ieben mill, Der bore beute
ben 6errn Eino unb folse
an @abltdse ieineu i'm Sutereiie bes
9eipro6enen woblsemeinten
sSorten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
@pcbem=N mmticbam.
Husband.

@eitern, Wittpo1, I'M s llbr NOR
gems bat bas oeut d e T.
paar in Sesleitun9 pom 100 Ser
ionen boberen uno nieberen Han9es
Die Geiie mad Dem beiligen Vanpe
ansetreten. Die @eleli6aft triiit
beute Na6mittag 3 rbr in Senebi9
elm uno mad elmer Sabrt pon pier Sas
gen wirp lie in Gonitantinopel anlanz
gen. Na6 einem Aufentbalt pom iiini
Sasen eriolSt Die Nbreiie, an %.
October. Die Heilenpen erwarlen,
in l0aiia am 25. October III lanoen,
unb pom bort miro Der @e9 na6 Sc
rulolem tbeilS 81 Tierbe, tbeils III
&aSen SuriltSelegt. Dor Der beili=
gen Stuot wirb bis sum Na6mittuo
oeS 30. October campirt unb Der
9ldn;enbe Gin;ug iinoet nm 3 llbr
al oemlelben Gage ltatt. Som Sal
fatbpre 9ebt IS oann Suerlt III SUB
mad Der WrabeSfir6e. gui Dem Oct
ber9e wiro Elm @otteSoienit 9ebaltcn.
Die 9lGuSenolte Geremonie biloet uber
ole @inlpeibun9 Der Grloiertir6e am
81. Sttober, al Dem Sage, an mel
dem im Sabre 1917 Wtartin Vutber
leine Sbelen an Die Sbiir Der S6loB
tir6e in @ittenbers ani6lus. An
pemielben Sage i'm Sabre 1898 wuroe
Der @runpltei 81 Der Stride 9ele9t.
in Sesus aui Die Srase Der Seiiez
erSreiiuns Der Fbilippinen pur6 Die
Ser. Staaten bat in Serlin elm
auiialenber sSe6iel Der oiientliden
@einnns Flas sesriHen. Die animos
iitdt seSen Imerita, lopeit iie friber
porbanoen wa, lit elmer freunpli9en
g timmuns sewiden. Die Na6ri6t,
baB bic @aibinstoner Resieruns ernits
LID ben Grwerb Der Sniel in Setradt
siebe, wirS in Der beutidldnbil9en
Freiie siemlid leibeni9aitslos beipros
den. IS lit beSei9nenb, baB in Der
uersanseaen ISOLDE ,wei anseiebene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
%Scgislaturs 5i6ct.
Il. Equatorial Siitritt.
Tin mnicrc q bpmmcntcm.

is lit bod etpIo, 10 ell w06ent
li6er ooer monatli6er !3dbltag. &il
iSeitun9Smen'6en urbeiten audi Sdbl
Elm, Sabr aus, Inn II leren YeIern je=
be @pde Die .Seituu9 81 l~ieiern I'M
Ter :3dbltag tommt aber nidt lepe Nos
DIE ODER iepeu Nonot, ionoern ilr
eillnal oes ,SabreS, ODER lollte bod
weni9ltenS tommen, wenn unlere9lbon=
nerten prompt I'M Sesablen mdren.
Nber leioer bleibt oerlelbe oft LANCER
ais ein Sabr, ia 6fters bis I'll fiini Sab
rem aus, ebe man6er Heier oaran pentt,
Die geringe Sllnme fiir Die .3eituns,
Die bod MIR einmal bas Sabr fdli9
lit, III be;ublen. 9Sie wiiroe man6er
Irbeiter yiilblen", wenn, na6oem er
einen Wonat ~9earbeitet bat, Die Nr=
beitSeber am ,3ubltaSe laSen mir
ben" r9eute baben mir fem
8elo, tbr miiBt nod pdrten." Sc
raoe 10 fiiblen mir, wenn ms geldSt
miro, ibr miiBt nod eini9e NSo6en
warten, womit oft Wtonate uno Sab
re lang gemeint iino. Sesbalb erin.
den mir ole oieieniSeu, Die uns ibsr
Elm Sabr ullo lGn9er ihulDen, bod pom
.3eit 81 .3eit etluas pom ibrer S6ulo
absutra9et, oenn BON Dem ewi9en
Terlpre6en t0nnen mir tein Eapier
unb feline 2trbeit be;ablen, uno Don
Der Nuft uno BON Sdgeipdnen leben
mir audi ni6t. Nu6 brin9en mir
no9mals in Grimnerung, paB unlere
bieSjdbrise Trdmiens auspabl cine BE-
SeutenS 6tiiere uno enrpieblenslpert6ez
re lit ais in frilberen Sdbren, uno CUR
Sere9ti9un9 elmer bieler l6onen Frds
mien gilt bic ate SeoinSung: &ors
auSbe;abluns oes Slattes auf elm
Sabr. llniere reiienben asenten
werben gum &orsei9en Der Frdmien
elm Gremplar pon ieber Sorte alf if
rer Hunoreile nit ii6 babeu, unb mir
boiien, oaB bon unieren ausge;ei6ne=
ten CHerteu leitens Der alten urb
mander neller Veler better @ebrau6
gemadt wirbs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
Iie quito Sebanoluns, Die

Iic quite Sebanoluns, Die Dem
Wtproer Der Sailerin G~liiabetb Don
Selterreid), yuc6eni, i'm @eidn9nii;
ct Nntonie III @eni III Sbeil mirb,
wiro uielfa6 fommentirt yuc6eni,
oeiien FroSeilirlns uili Sen 3. 20
pember felt9elebt lit, tam 9&ein trim
ten, 6i8arren rauden, Sricie i6rei
ben, !3eitungen lelen, Seri6teritatter
e%mpian9cn uno tommt ii6 i~iberbuupt
10 Dor, ais Oh CT Der Vowe" oeo sc
~fdn9nilleS mare. Na6 leiner Teurz
tbeiluns, Die ieoenrallS aui lebens-
ldnSli6eS .3u6tbaus in Gin,clbait
lauten miro, biirfte ii6 Die Sa6e al
leroin9S dnoern; bieie Strafe lit cine
wirtli6 lur6tbare. Die i3elen iolz
der %erurtbeilten lie9en brei Stod.
werte tief inter Der Grbe, wobin fem
Sonnenitrabl brinst unb Tie MIR Wo.
berluit atbmen; bic Snbaitirten err
balten fem Sett, lonbern miilien auf
Der Groe i1laien unb nur einmai in
Der @o6e werben lie auf cine Stunbe
in ben @eidnsniBbOf sebru6t. Sas
@eidnsniB st. antsine beberbist iest
einen CUR rreclusion" per=
urtbeilten WOroer, euc6eni wirb Der
speite iein; er wirbe wabri9einlid
ben Cob oieier lebenslansen 9ers
uor,ieben.
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tier BON eittle Sails, iuurbe fur bas
observation-disclosures nominirt.

Sur bic 81 beiesenben 4emter i'm
0onntpratb pom Stearns iino bic ge.
werbers'ernennunsen 9ema9t. en-
ct. Gloub murte iir ben 1. Commit
ldrsSiltritt in Der oeitern, Wittuo6,
Worsen gu ct. GlOuo sebaltenen be-
mofratil6en Convention 6err Gbriit.
S9mitt aufSeltellt. Gjenannter lit Elm
porpdrtsltrebenoer, pielperipre6enoer
Jllil9er Utann, beiien Terbalten uno
Mirten ais onentli6er Seamter err
PROFIT ut llno oafiir biir9t, baB Der /.
eommlndrsS iltritt einen guien Ser
treter baben miro, iaus er, pie nit Der
Termination, 10 aud nit Der 9Sabl be-
ebrt plro. IN Der ;u ct. Soiepb
am Wtonta9 geDaltenen oemotratiihen
Convention oes 2. GommiiiGr : Oil
ltrttts wnroe 6err Soiepb S6eelar
ipleoer ernannt uno ibm paour6 9e=
Sel9t, oaB leiu Mirten uno Streben
ais plelIdDrl9er eountDs + omminarius
III 9ebrbrenoer uno lobnenber 9Seiie
anertannt miro. Sur6 feline 9Sabl
mlro ben SSdblern ein gutter 0iitrittSs
pertreter auf weitere Sabre 9eii6ert
letn Sn lester So6e wuroe Die
oemotr. ). 6ommiiidrs Siitrittz6 on
petition in Utelrole sebalten, unb 6err
sos. Frimus Don bort muroe iilr oaS
NInt ernannt. SaB Der ). Siitritt
llb elnen 9uten Wtann ertoren unb
burd eiren lol9en, wenn ermdblt, i'm
0ountpratb pertreten iein mirb, baiiir
bllr9t SerrnFrimuS ebrli9er@el6ditS=
linn, ben er I'M Sntereiie leines Si=
ltritts beltens perpenben miro.
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Ginc fir ben Winneiota S6ulionS

Ginc iiir ben Winnciota S6ulfono
wi6tisc Gnti6eioun9 bat tiirSli6 Der
,Snlanos Setretdr SliB abge9.ben, cr
bat Dem Staat Die S6ul- Sectioneu
aui Der SSbite Gartb inoianer= Neler=
patton suseipro6en. Ger Staat be
anipru6te bieie vdnpereien idon ieii
Sabren, aber alle iriibereS efretdre wa
rem enti6iepen oaSeSen. Na6 Der Ncte
oeS Congress lit ieber Staat III ben
S%ectionen 16 uno SO in iebem Conn
bere6tist, nit ausnabme lol6er Sis
~ltricte, no i6on porber iber oas ganb
periiiot purbe Sa bic H;lerpation
na6 Der Annabme picieS @elepeS Der
a~niieolunS erl6loiien wuroe, lit es
aud nidt mebr wie Redt, baB Dem
Staat oaS SduIano iufemmt. Sur
ben StaatS- Sduliono bebeuteb aber
bic Gnti9eiouns cine .3unabmN pon
mebr wie cine Wiaion Collars.