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bill. and almost an unlimited number could be exported if we but had the kind Europe wants.
 In this connection, permit me to quote briefly from statistics compiled by the agricultural department of the United States, which are as follows:
 'In the year 1893 Great Britain took 13,7O7 American horses. In 1894 the same purchasers received from the United States 22,S66 horses, ard in 1895, 34,092. But during the first nine months of the year 1896 there has been shipped from the United States to England 34,642 head of horses Shipments by Canada have increased during the same period of time in about the same proportion, while ship ments from the continent of Europe have fallen off materially; so that it may now safely be claimed that the United States a1is-O af. 6 abvaefbyp United Kingdom looks to America for all the horse supply which she once purchased principally from Germany.
 American horses are now in de- mand for omnibus, street railroad and cab service, and for the use of traders who keep drays, vans and carts for the collection and delivery of goods. English breeders are turning their at tentiOn chiefly to hacks, hunters and heavy draft horses. Large, compactly built, healthy draft horses are high in price, with constant market. The demand for these animals is on ac- count of omnibuses, cabs and trucks and those from the United States are growing in favor. The strong st rec ommendation for American horses is their staying qualities powers of endurance"
 This shows what we might do, and 1 in fact, what we should at this time be able to do, had we exercised better judgment in the past. Why should America not furnish horses to the world? Our conditions are favorable to the production of the best horse or earth, and when I consider what othel countries have had to contend with ir the production of horses sometime. 1 think the bounteous gifts of nature have made our people careless.-C. B Stubbs, Stockgrowers' oonve ltion Denver.
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are there yet and that it may not be possible to find them on account of the mOund-leveling influences of thres winters.
 He said that after the death of the
 murderer, his brother, living in Ten nessee, sent s100 to some man in PLoe- nix with whom he had been in cores pondence. This money was to pay for the removal of the body from the potter's field and to pay for the cree tiOn of a cheap marble slab over it in a decent burying ground
 MT. Price could not remember the name of the man to whom the money had been sent, but having put the mat ter in the hands of gentleman here he said that on his return to Spring field he would ascertain the name of the person who neglected so solemn 9 trust and would forward it to Phoenix. Both MT. Price and MT. Eccles said
 that young Price bore an excellent 1 reputation in Tennessee for industry
 and quiet, peaceable disposition. It may be added that he bore such a reputation here and that his assault
 on Schubert, his victim, was not with
 out gross provocation. If he had
 kiiIed him the first shot, his punish
 ment, if any, would have been light
 But the malignity born of a momen-
 tary madness which impelled him .tc
 follow Schubert as he crawled wounded l and helpless on the ground and kill him as he was pleading for mercy
 was something society would not for 1 give, though it was admitted tha Price was a better citizen that Schu- bert had been.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
THE AMERICAN HORSE.
A Perfect Horse One of the Highest
 Evidences of Civilizat on.

However interesting it may be to go back and study the early history of the horse, when he drew the chariot on the battle field and in the great hippodrOmes of the Orient we must refrain; but permit me in passing to remark, that war was the occupation which brought about the most marked improvement in the equine families of the world, and strange as it may seem, after the passing of so many years, since war has been viewed as the most honorable and dignified vo- cation, and notwithstanding it has been centuries since the benign sun- shine of universal peace was shed up- on us, it is my purpose to here rec ommend that those who desire to breed horses for the greatest profit must do so with the expectation of producing animals suitable for the mount of a soldier, should they not be called upon to draw the carriages of the rich.
 perfect horse is one of the high est evidences of civilization, and this being true, we find the countries of Europe constantly keeping in view the important fact, that the horse must be improved to meet the reuuire- ments of the army.
 From the earliest dawn of equine history we trace the improvement of the horse through the wars waged by his owners, until we reach the period when the draft horse was produced as the great adjunct to agricultural pursuits.
 The reign of peace in Europe has in no wise lessened their desire to improve the cavalry horses used The armies of European nations are constantly demanding a better animal for that purpose. The question which now confronts them is, where are they to find the horse they desire. It would be natural to expect America could furnish the desired type and kind of horse, when we consider that for two decades we have imagined we were breeding with the fixed purpose of improvement, yet we find ourselves, at the present time unable to respond to this urgent call in any marked de- gree, and deplorable as this fact may seem, it is nevertheless too true. It cannot be denied that from the differ ent American breeds of horses we are sending considerable number to Eu- rope, but they do not exactly fill the
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head and also around the neck.

head and also around the neck.
 It is brushed and oiled, rubbed ana polished until it gleams like lacquered ebony The oil itself is perfumed. so that when flowers are employed to embelish the perfumed hair the wear CT is almost as odorous as florists establishment. The headdresses of the wealthy women are fabulously rich. An assortment of thirty or forty hairpins, with decorated tops, Is very small assortment for fashion able woman. The wives of the great mandarins will frequently own sev- eral hundred, including eramels, carv- i ings, precious stones and precious metals. Lii Hung Chang's wife, who was once a resident of this district, had an assortment which was estimat- ed by the missionaries at more than $2O, ,000-quite a contrast with the brass wire, natural flower ornaments, which altogether cost less than one cent.
 In the old fashioned brick palace at Kensington a little suite of rooms is carefully guarded from the public gaze, swept and garnished and tended as though the occupants of long ago were hourly expected to return. The early years of England's aged sover- eign were passed in these simple rooms, and by her orders they have been kept unchanged, the furniture and decorations remaining today as when she lived inside those walls. In one corner is assembled collection of dolls of all sizes, dressed in the quain; finery of 1925. A set of miniature cooking utensils and a rocking horse stand near by. A childs scrap books and color boxes lie on the tables. In one sunny chamber stands the little white draped bed where the heiress te the greatest crown on earth dreamed her childish dreams, and from which she was hastily aroused one June morning to be told that she was g queen. So homelike and livable ar air pervades the place that one al most expects to see the lonely little girl of seventy years ago playing abou the unpretending chambers
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
HORSEMEN, ATTENTION!

Boydello, the King of Arizona trot- ting horses, record 2:14A, in a five heat winning race will make the season at Pemberlon stock farm at $25 the season for a few approved mares. No horse of his quality ever stood in this county at the price and we don't believe one ever will again. Durango Chief will make the season at the same place at fifteen dollars with return privilege Mares cared for during season at $2 per month Arrangements can be made with owner at office, corner Jefferson St and First avenue
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14

Wants serss to sell ,rt three & and l. , 9ne-agarte, Of Washington and Center streets, and one and half block from ear line, or will sell you o1e-h hali off
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
Youngstown

a n4c 70 trade a twenty etra tract, locat- o''so ed at Glendale, for ren.able house
 and lot in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14

fc to sell two twenty-ac tracts. To- eo catet at Glendale, upon terms of
 payment to su the buyer.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14

. to trade a 1,EO1-gallon galvanized iron tank for good family milk
 COW
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
Neme Mmseigen.
@afeben,

Bhssln, ausrinissn. etc., prbsn prompt
une 3ufritbtnifsllsnb btfcrsi. 8tRsaunssn sr-
btisn in No. fU7 prosptet Apsnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
gseue saturalifatiens.s sReasll,.

9as @eri4t Ssr5ffsntli&te am Mon,
tae bic fiir,Ii6 bon 8i&ter @bparbs
entmorfenen neuen Natural,iationsressIn
unb in 9ufunft ipirb bel Der GrIansuns
bon 8arestpapisrsn itriitsr psrfabrsn
merben. gia& ben &eeeln tperben am
eriisn Gage zines isben Ierminss bon
Quarter Ssiiion uno Common Blsas
@eridteS in iebem Sabre, Bstitionen i'm
@erihts3immer 9io 2 erlebist iperben.
Nae Ipplitationen ioaen burd gstition
eei6eben unb bic basu eeIisferten Sors
mulare benubt iperben. Gin Ibpoiat
mub bieielbsn anfertisen unb iie ioqen
pis ansebsutet pOafdnbis aussefaQt
unb barbsr beidnoren tperben; bic ba.
bsi entitebsnOsn 8ofen, (SporteIn unb
8erbffentIiduns), mlHen BON Abpofat
ooer bem gadiudenben bs3abIt perosn.
4qe Yetitionen perben Der 8sibsnfolge
mad nummcrirt. eineetrasen unb auf.
ssboben. Die 2ife pirb 80 Gage Dor
ieeem Termin in Der 2adapanna 2egal
Reips pubIisirt unb feline petition ioa
aneebbrt uerben. ipsnn oies nidt eeids.
ben 1T. Remonaransen f6nnsn aud sio.
lid sesen bic 9etition bintsrlsst tpsrbsn.
Seter fir 8arserre6te Ra1iudsnbs
muB Ed Dor benz 5eri1t Der snsIiiGsn
Spra6e bsOiensn. 8enntniHs unisrsr
Reeierunssform befunben unb iid bsr
su dbernsbmenoen 8fidten beipubt isin
Die 8eseln entbaIten nod cine ansabl
anbsre Bunite, bod iinb bic obsn anss.
fdbrten bic pidiisiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

Co.. feh,uitslen; bab ber Sraullin
Dampfer reparirt perbs unb bic Rotten
ni4t iibsr s400 fsin iolIen-biefs lebtere
8orla8e purbe obns Debate anssnoms
men ben Stabtseomster anipeiisnb,
elnen 2oftendbsriGIas an3ufertisen fir
Rsussuns unb Reparatur FOLDER ab.
3u8standle, bic ni6t 8rob esnug ober
unpoaitdnbis arbeiten. Cine Orbinana
sur Grelruns bes plumbins Snipsitor
Amtes tpuroe ebenfaQ8 einaereiHt.
Sie beranidIasten Musgaben fdr bic
peritieoenen ftdbtii@en Departements.
ftir bas nit eem l. Mprll anfanaenbe
5isfaliabr. tpurbsn porseIsst. ioipie ber
8oranf6las bss Stabtcontroaeurs Ros
blnion dber bic ginnabmen fiir benIelben
Seitraum Isbtsre psrben auf $685..
10000 uerani&Iast. slO,lO mebr uie
I'M perfohenen Sabre. pdbrsnb bic aus.
saben 1868. .093 81 bstraeen. s72, ,993 81
mstr tple bic @innabmen unb s72. .857 e6
msbr tpis Iestss Sabr.
untentebenbe Tabeqe seiat bic fiir bic
perihieoenen Departsmenis psrIansten
Summsn, bie 3ablenrsibe re&ts bic
erbobuns iibsr bas uerilo1sns Sabr:
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Sunmcre.

- Gin SIonads srbieIt am Wontae
in Der Wountain Dline Elm ssbrodsnss
Bein.
Der SiaIisner puaquuIa Dominisp
Don 8untsr Sia batte am Rontas absnb
nit einem 2anb mann Streit, pdbrene
bsfen 8stlauf sr sinsn b5isn Santi
lbsr BEN linisn Nuse erbisIt.
- Ser Gislireiber Witael Dsder
uon Bine Strube sliit am 9onnsriias
i'm @ppip 8rope Sha6t aus unb fisl
Dor sinen 8atrsn. bsHsn 8dbsr ibm Elm
Ssin ilberfubren unb hos ssroridten.
- Die 0emoiraten ees 8orouebs
its(ltsn am Donnetitas absnb folseno,s 8
lidet auf: SnabenfommiRdr, Dlitael
ReDonnsa; S&ubmeiiier, 6rani &.
Worsan /; ShuIoirefloren, N. &.
Wurpbp unb W. g. 8Ipnn Stabt.
rdtbe. Gbus. @sn,eI. @m. MeAaihsr
unb ". .. WcDonousb !; dubitor, 9or b
5reboa. Dos 3idst pirb aqssmein oils
Elm itlrfeS betradtst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
ira &c a # en-.
(fiir siIias 8Gus.)
Don R. p. G.

O, $3.50 CLAUDE nt6t. Dsnn 3. n ale
8anfbsamtsr, msbr fiibntr Spsfulant In Der.
,tnsansslsssnbsiitn ale in @slpfI&sn.-
g. S.-Sh iup fSRli& @iGsn 5i, pas
bic p,trsfsnbtn - y3titunss!&olltesn"
fur MID tbun fSnnsn2 GIs6ssu. f5nntn
Gle MID bSbftns b. b. Sis mafsn an bic be-
rtfsnps Slsls in @pttbt's - ~ hsnftn.-
arieger gerein (aliss @iteiitO.-
Stimmsrn Sit it nitt um bas ,,@tf6rabisl"
ets bltfssn @ilhts, fpnbsrn ibun Sit, mas
3bnsn bslisbt 9Dif aussisbtn bisiss immsr
titftr fllltntt . att n, bat bic, itBt In Q rau.
Ton .bsrrfttnts Stimmuus bspisisn.-.
Or. $50 btsrsifr Sbrs GutraIiuus iber
Npiie, fam mid abtr nidbt jum Sttdbrtsf.
trGger inIol1tn 8Gllsn bussbtn Sm aa
gtmtinen bat has >, B rbtnblatt" iiirj.
lid feline Msinune ibn bitit Sortt pon
.3Ournaltftn" ausssipro&tn-
prof. S.-Sbr @srpurt bas Id man6mal
rs6iisi, abtr Sit eiirfsn niHt bic Snanfpnsr
gnbdItniTt, bic Sis riGtis aufaatn, aubr
Aht la0sn.-
fat.Srrunb.- .-Sa, Sis babtn rsat! Bsnn
bic fleiut frt6s BanSs i& nur
Sunes lslbsr tspbabtsn fSuntt, piirbt iit iit
sO6 tin psnis &Smsn, faIls bas no& mSsit
1T
%. 8. e., penH abe.- eaIsn Sit mid
aud sinma barinadis fem Col Id bHesn
fur bic Sanesn anetnr, ea i'd isIbn ssnus auf
etm SeGbdisl babt2-
Sreuus o. (Shb Serantou). Did.
ter" 3 nil, pie id iptbtn bDrt, stn 86nb@sn
gseidh in ,pti IbeiIsn strfnBfu. Grifsr 3bsil
Die pabrssitbs. 3psittr 1ttil: Di.
Baart eitbt. Das If 70 bhbi6 ausstt
rriidi. hab i'd fait nsieiiG psrpsn fSnnis.
hem Dane Sa6s fulaisu pisls Di4ttr, bic lsipn
feline e6uRr stiporesn fiue.-
R. R.-Sa, pplitif ptreirbt ben gbaraittr.
Rau6t ,.Gpllfstn" fCnnsn pnbr ppn Slid IA
gen, bne iit lfintn GbaraItsr babtn.-
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3u perfaufen.

Gin aus finf Stid,n bsistsntss sIssantes
"parler .Suii pcaitdnOts neu, 10 biaig ,u
periauftn. In gio. 1893 BIRD etra6s.
@lsit;sitig smpfebls i'd mid ,ur Musfibr-
uns allsr In pas pcffsrfa& tinf& astnbtn ar-
btitsn, billis unb gut.
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Stabtratb.
Common Council. 90. San.


SIN biefer SiBune Opponirte Woir Der
OroinanS sur gibffnuue bon @pomine
Ipenue iebr itarf. aIS bieislbe sur brit'
ten 2siuns aufssrufen tpurbe. bod per'
esblid. benn bic 4bitimmuns ersab l3
Stimmen bafiir, uno oueesen.
Gin Sdreiben beS StaotseometerS unb
Strubencommifdrs in 8etreif ibrer Sn.
ipsftion, bes A 9itrift Sauptatauesta
malls in Der 7. Waro iparb einsereidi
uno an oas beirsff. gomite rsferirt iis
iblaeen berihisbene Ienberunsen por.
bic SO. 1877 rs fofen tpirosn.
Inter ben neuen eineereihten 8orla'
gen mar cine Oroinana. laut tpelter bic
sepfatertsn StrnBen purd Gontrutt se'
rsinist psrben ioasn; fe msiit ben
Strabsnfommlhdr an, Dor osm l. Wdrs
zines isbsn Subrss fur 9lnssbote bufIr
aufSuiorbern unb ben @ontraft an ben
neprtsften 8istsr su fibermelfsn. Gum
Druid bsorosrt.
Die BON Sadfon einesbradte RsiOIu'
tion iparo aneenommen, melae ben
Stabtssometer anpeiit. an allen Stru'
Ben, no oies nod nidt seideben III, bic
NpeIliruneslinie ftit,uheQsn.
5oleence Oroinansen tpurben Bel
oritter SeiunB aneenommen Die So
laire bon psrmanenten Seuertpebrleuten
reeulireno; bic Sonbs in ben Sdnben
oss Stabtidabmeiiters an bic Srelpiaise
5suermebr nntsritasunss @eieaidafi
tibertpelienb flr bic Grbauune bes
Stipp Gourt absussfanals.
Select Gouneil, 90. San.
Ils in bieiem 3psise Der 8ori6lae
ssmadt tpurbe, iener 8sioIution bsisu.
itimmen. bic ben Gontruit sur grbuuuns
oss nsusn AtsussfanaIS ouf Der Slofsite
an @eor. Dunn lbertpeift. erfIdrte Bra
iioent Sanberion ben 8oridlas aubsr
Orbnune unb psrIaS sinen 4us,us aus
oer @Unititution beS Staates. tpel6e per'
bietst. ba6 iresno cine Sdulb eontrubirt
uerbe. sbs cine appropriation bafdr &C.
mabt tporben IN. Cine sroBe Nnsabl
Snterehlrte bon Der Sdoisits paren an.
reisnb uno oisis erIeo,suns Der anssIe.
ssnbeIt bstraf fe isbr unaneensbm.
prdiibent Sanbsrion erfldrt nod. bab
wsnn Der StObtinpaIt unisr bem 9,isbs
Elm @utadtsn abeeben wGrbe. bab Der
eOntratt untsr Der sesenwdrtissn Oroi'
nans eribsilt perben fbnns, er oann
feline OppoftiOn suriif,isbs; bic Sads
iparo bann benz Staotanipalt fiberpis.
len.
anssbOie sur 2isferuns bon 8obIsn
flr bic Staot tpuroen perlefen uno oann
ans @0mite refsrirt.
9es StabtgsometerS Shreiben in
8strsff Der Gripeiterune unb BHaifsrune
bon Carbon Strabe tpuroe einsm Sps.
sialeomite bon brei bon isbsm 3psiss bss
Staotratbss iibsrpieien, bas nit bsm
Stabt9someter, g., 8. & B. 60. unb
Sad. g. & &. 60. conferiren uno bann
barIber berihten fol-.
Die Orbinansen fir &baueSfandIe an
Rorb Yluin Auenue. Brobibenee Roub
unb PbiIo Strabe i'm Norosnbe unb i'm 8.
Diitrift auf Der Weftfeite, murben gin.
fig bsri6tst unb bel stpei 2siunsen anss.
nommen. aud oeridieosne Oroinanssn
fur elettriide 2idier. i'm eonssn l6.
purben sdniis bsri&tet unb bel susi Sc,
funsen anssnommen.
Inter Der nsu einsereidten ReioIutio.
men parsn fOlsenoe Dab bsr Danssr
bon ben Seusripsbrbduiern burd bic
pfsrbe bss Departemeuts na6 ben FAB.
tf9sn parfs eefabren iperbe ben
Stabtseometer anpeiieno. bic Nipsllirs
unssIinie on Union SiraBe, bon aib
Strabe bis Su 2anb Der 2ada. @. &2.
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Dos idbrIite SamiIien.Ssit Der
S6iaer 2oee finoet ON nddften Dien'
flag 9lbeno in Der greeIiior Gale, Wpo'
ming Apenue, fatt. Die ssiroffenen
8orbereitunsen peripredsn sinsn duberf
aneensbmen Mberb.
- I'm Elm ar6Bsre8 ertpartetes 9sf.
ait in Der poitperipaltune su bermeibsn.
bat ii& Der General pohmsiter eni.
fdIofen, in aaen Stdbtsn mo be freis
Abliefsruns befsbt. bisislbs su bsi6nei
ben unb aud Scranton iol bon Der
nsuen einridtuns betrofsn psrben. Dob
eiss cine Semmuns bier psruriadsn
miiroe, 1T ielbitperitdnbli6 unb babsr
bat uud 9ohmeiiter RippIs snsrsi9 ss.
gen Elm iOI&ss 8oreeben proiefiirt unt
cas @gscutip Gomite Der SanbeIs. 8e-
borbs bat ebsnfaas proisfbsf4laHs ba.
sssen ssfabt.
- county Sdabmeifsr W. 8. 2sGp.
bot am Donneriias bon Gubitor @ene,
ral Wlplin Elm Pampblet erbaltsn, mel
&es bic senaue Qualification por 81.
quorli3enien ansiebt, laut Der BON bsi
lsBtsn Gesislatur ansenommsnen Glen.
oerune. Sn Sidbten Der britisn 2loEe
n bic 2isens bon $500 auf $3.50 erbbbl
porbsn, in 8orousbs 1T au1 cine ST.
t6buns bon $50 einsstreten, pdbrenb in
IownibipS s25 mebr perlanst pirb
gnsrosbanbler, ETC.. mdiisn in brittei
8lafie Stdbten $500. in Borousbs 5000
uno in 1opnibips 800 bsjubIsn. nab.
reno Bother in Stdoten Der britten
2lOHe $3.50. in BorOusbs $3.50 unb in
1owniblps 800 sablen iOaen. 8ruuel
uno Dlitilleure perbsn ebenfalls mebl
besablen maiien uno apar nad Der BRO
button; 8rauer bon $3.50 aufpdrta
uno DiitiQsure BON sl00 auftpdrts.
- Gin unbeiannter iunssr Wann,
mobIsstlsibet uno reipeftabsl ausisbsnb.
ipuroe am Dlenit0s Morssn bon osm ..
8. l. W. Bafaeiersue. Der scranton
turs nod Dlitternadt erreidt, binter BEN
Bb6nir Quarter an ber obsren 2ada,
manna Apenue setroffen unb getDbtet ;
iein @efdt mar ibm i4limm sussridtel
uno poQtdnois nit 8lut bebsdt. Sobn
Rurpbp, Elm 8lemier auf sinsm 2oblsn.
suse. Der bem Pafasiersuse foIste, ent.
oedte ben 8orper, slaubte aber oaB Der
Mann betrunien iei; er tbsilts isins
Gntbsduns einem i'm Sofe anseheIlten
4rbsitsr nit. Der ben obisen 1batbs.
itano fsftfsIts uno bic poIasi bsnudri6,
ti8ts. Srau Sames @lpnn bon Bennett
Strabe. beren 9atte nidt bsimfsbrts.
matis am Disnitue Ra6mittas bic gnt.
oeduns. bab Der @stbbtste ibr Mann
mar. @Ipnn mar alS Brsmisr auf Der
D.. 8. & B. 8abn anseiteat unb 26
5Obre alt; auBer ieiner Srau iiberlebi
ibn aud Elm 6 Wonate alter SdusIing.
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aBeI6 berrlidbsr seutfber aaffee

Gar Oft foiiete i'd in Dsuii6lanb unb
in Der S6psis. als i'd btiiben mar,
aaffee bon cisisr 9obne subsreitst unb
Ssrr Goodman. NllliamiOn Co.. SG.,
itreibt: ..8on einem l5e. Padst 3os
i'd 300 Bfunb Solser 8ufse. idmad,
batter als SiOre 9affse ,u 30e. p,o
pfunb !" Sdneibe oisis 9toii, aus une
fsnoe nit l5e. 9orto on SUbn u. S0Issr
Seeo Co., Ga Grofs, Dis.. uno betomme
Elm padet bsrrIi4sn aaffss's unb bsut.
f&sn aatalos.
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= Ser Slid 8aiten Dor 8roubi's
Warft tparo am Samiias Nadt erbro'
den unb isineS SnbalteS beraubt.
- Ser ct. Soiepb 8srein Bat Satob
@obam als DeIesat aum Staatsconpent
Der oeutiden fatb, 9ereine srtpdbIt, be,
i'm Wtai in Scranton taet.
- Am Sreitas Nadt tpurbs golisiit
lbomas Grane'S Wobnuns an 2incolr
4penue um feds 86fe unb mebrere
Paar Soien bstObIen. bic ibm unb isi.
men spei SObnen seb6rten.
- Gramer's Muiiflaben purbe am
Oienfas Na6t nm eins bsbsutenbs an.
sabl muiifalilde Snitrumente behoblsn /;
es persebt iaum sln Nbenb, an tpsIdem
niGt elm @inbrud in biefer ga4baridaft
itattfinbet.
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Die 8oranidIdse werosn ioslei6 in
form elmer Oroinana asbrudt tpsrben
unb oann BEN tetreff Gomits iibsrpie.
len. ipelde oiefelben btitneibsn mub,
bls tie in @intlans nit ben Ginnabmen
itebsn. Sobalo bies in sufriebsnfslsnber
Delie sei6eben III. fann bic Oreinan,
Dom Staotratb aneenommsn peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

Ssrs&t vst isba umbr uub ibsr,sust u9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
Deutf&s BrisfItae.
Rttt6tpn.

Grau Wm. Glsperba6.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-03-09
A snecial dispatch from Shangha

A special dispatch from Shanghai.
says THE United States squadron
is concentrated at Hong Kong with
a view of active operations against
Manila, Philippine Islands, in the
event of an outbreak of war between
the United States and Spain. The
equadron. which is powerful. includes
the cruisers Olympia, Boston, Raj
eigh, Concord and Petrol"
The Constantinople correspondent
of the Daily Mail says: ''Bulgaria's
attitude concerning the Macedonian
troubles is causing anxiety at the
Yildiz Kiosk. 1t is believed at the
palace that Russia is backing Bul.
earia and rumors of impending war
with Russia and Bulgaria are in CIR
culation. An extraordinary minlste-
rial council was hastily summoned
Tuesday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-03-09
sAMsoM's RIDDLE.

The Souiherd people thought they
were lundone when the fifteenth
amendment was declared adopted,
and some Of the immediate results
went far TO justify fheir alarm But
the mills of the code, that grind
slowly. grind also exceeding fine !;
aud in the measuring Of the grist it is
found that the South has gained
more than she by the adoption Of the
fifteenth amendment. Il is Sanson's
riddle in new setting.
Admitting all the evils resulting
from that smepdmont, it is mo: to
be denied, nevertheless, il has been
the means Of giving. to the South 9
political strength that this section
would not have enjoyed otherwise
Il has increased the representation
of the Southern states in congress
and has thus enabled THE section to
co operate most powerfully with tie
friends Of good government IN other
parts Of the Unicn.
Bat the fifteenth amendment did
great damage TO- the whole country
Il has retarded the progress of the
negroes for me e than generation
,by teaching them to depend on poll
tics rather than on individual effort.
Il has aroused race prejudices where
none excited before. 1t was the
means Of exasperating the whites to
such an extent that the thoughless
and reckless sought to wreak ven
geance on hapless blacks Atlanta
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