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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
CiU;eiam.N aebriebtcm.

6eitern. Wittmoh, wRres in Veiiein
bss bohw'itsu GERM Yiitois 9robec IN
Der pom bohp. 6cryn Wu. 9onee poito:
rlrten ct. Warsaretba @smeinoe ~ Gate
6enrp baS Vdt' ousieh in feierlihiter QDei.
ie b%eaan9en. Wdh bem 2lmte ertteilte
Oct Sberbirts oas 81. Sotrumrut Oct 5ir.
muns.
Sei ieipsm gintrsiien am Somit,a in
Saut Gentre wuroe Dem hohw'iten Sis
ihof 3robec Elm rett bsr,iihsr gmpiana
bereitet. Gin Sountaa caiebrirte Sohs
Ssrislee i. nsr pom bohw, Z. Sieinnh
pafo,irtcn "'"ui's Stride inter Nils
item, Der hchw. berrsn y. m,-' 30.
Je6binb, S'Snnnor uno Cos. Sailsr, s..
y y. 9. BON 9ouesepile, Jno., elm Bon.
tirtalamt mo belt auh ielbit bic ~,
Nabml'tass 3 llbr .~.".pctlte sr sinet are.
Ben uniabl IirtnIin9en aos bt Sara
i'eHl Der Itrmuns. nah>em sr al oisiel.
ben cine ihone, ermur.Hrnbe aniprate
sebalten bate.
*1m 6onuent. DER ebru. Ysnebiciuer.
i6peltern III 1t, 9oieph wsrteu nabiten
o'oh'oO .ceno Die Jabresereri'tien inter
e!''"'.s bes behm'itn herrH Nbtes 6ro'
W'.G bon Conception. DO. fir Die susliib
'reoennsn Sbmsitern s%.sinnsn.
*paul Noll. Elm oem Nen.oictiner Ors
ben su st. 5obn's an9eboriser 2aien'
brucey. fano Jreits9 beim Baden i'm st.
9ouis See ieinen Sob. Die Gltern oes
junsen Slciterbruners iiuo III 81 Nartix
p~obnbnft.
7i.isr 2aae erbieIt Der in &apmono
ais Sealiorssr itotionirte bohw. 6err Sd.
6absino Die 3rauernadriht uon benz Nb'
lrben ieinsr Mutter, weIhe I'M Aiter pom
70 Sahrsn ~ Steiner IN Der ShweiS,
woblperieben nit ben 9rotuusen uniersr
bl. Heli0ion, ielia I'M Germ entihiief. @e:
nannter empfeblt bic Neritortene benz
6ebete ieinsr bnbw. Wittrilner Hub bittet
oieielben, ibrer teim bl. Webopfer geben.
fen ju molten.
*6odw'iter 9iihof 3robec. weider auf
ieiner J%irmunssreiie am WoutaS in Wa'
oena %eintrnf. wuroe oaielbit pom elmer
grobeu Wsniheuihaar auf's 6er,lihits
willtommen 9eheiben unb abenoS nit ei'
mem 5adslSuge wie audi nit elmer Sere:
naoe pom Der Waoena &apelle besuurI.
Bel oieier @elesenheit belt rsr Drdiioeni
oes III Der pom botm. Germ Johr Stieg'
Ter raitorirten @emeiuce beitfbauocn Ct
Sciepb Tersins mie oub ser 6hef Haneel
oes 5orlteruereins eine bsr,lihe Nniprabt
al ben Sberbirten, morauf oieier fiir oil
ibm 9euoroene Gbre ieiu.n oufrihtisiter
Cant ausiprah. 9ieuitae Morssn 8 lib
celebrirte Der Siihof ein Tontiicalamt
nobel ibm bohp. 6err Hitter oils Gr,t
p%rielter, Die bohw. 6erren @moermanr
uno 5aBbino oils Gbren'9 iatone. bpdw
6err Dos. Sailer ais Tintou uno bohu
6err Cos. Guosd ais Suboiatou be,
Uieiie INN bobm. 6err W. 3u'hcf mi
Der Srtspfdrrsr ois Geremoninre o%liiitir
ten Nah benz isierlihen glmte preoiat,
bobw. 6err Hihier in oeutiber Sprabe
moraui Der Ulihof nod cine fur,e Nm
iprahc IN Gn9liih an Die @emeinoe belt
in Der er Die Wiitelisnsr ucuwfsen cs.
ibouen 6ottesbluies uno oesSefteleus be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
llebertriiit oas Mlonoitc.

loerr q. e. SbomaS BON Wtarpsz
pile, Serao, bat cine wertbpollcre Grz
iinoltns Scma6t, ais bis pabin i'm
a%lonoite sema6t wnrpe. Sabre lang
lit CT unidSli6e anSlt infolsc Der
aus;ebruns in &erbincums nit Slutz
iluB uno puroe pOultdnpi9 ourd)
ain9S'S New DISCOVERY SeSen
S6winoiu6t, !!,uiten unb GrtdltunS
oebeilt. Gr erfldrt, oaB Sob bon
9erin9em @ertbe lit int Sersleih nit
oieler wunoerbaren Sur; milBte eS
baben, wennsleid es blnpert Dollars
per ,slai6e folten wiiroe. @ltbma,
Sronbitis unb ale Salss unb euns
scntrantbeiten merben poiitip Sebeilt
bur6 Or. Sings Neue DISCOVERY &c:
gen S9winoiudt. DEMONSTRATION
in @. s. @ubn's Npotbefe. @esn'
ldre @roBe so Gts. unb 81. 9eilunq
sarantirt ober bas @elb wirb suriid:
erltattet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
Xpfal=

- Seine, nit Supelen beleste
@iirtel 81 ! ODER ] weniSer ais Der
resuldrc a~pitenpreiS. @out ibr Bar
gains, 10 lit pies eure @elegenbeit,
einen @iirtel inter Dem &%oltenpreis
III fduien bei @ebriiper Start.
.N Stete 9lrbeit unb gutter vobn
mebreren A~rbcitslelten ;l!9eiidert bel
,Sreemau ~ @rap, Ct. Glouo, Wtinn.
Man iprede lpfOrt Dor. 33s1
90. Sbr lolltet ell6 Dor ben Der
umpanoernoen Srillenpertdui fern hi
ten. 99mal inter 100 uerlanat er
eu6 boppelte Freile iiir ieine Srilen,
bic au1 niat tiitttal ~paiien, @cbr.
Charts optiider Spesiuliit lit ;uuerz
ldiiis uno miro itetS 9%eiunpen, wenn
ibr i'm 0ebraudt, I'M Die Wldler ODER
pas Nieitel in Srpnuns III bringen.
.g1 Der ein;is rihtiSe unp bette
Elub, ein oiicnes uno Sepettes Bug
az III tauien ODER audi cinen Spring
ma0eu, lit umltrcitig III Der WtcGor=
mid Mul0inen Nieperla9e, 21-bo
.9 Welo III perleibcu nui clllti:
pirte ,yarmcn ge9en nieori9c .3tnSro-
ten bel Souci Sacpblon inter Der Gr.
item Nutionulbant, Ct. Gloub. 1t bG
- cute Sarmen I'M Comm Sau'
Geutre uno ben anlic9cnpeu Solpns
billi0 III tollien. 9tdbereS BEL i. T..
Minnett,, Saut Gcntrc, Wtinn. 2Sbc
80 @roBe lreiSberobleeung iill
alle .S%wcirdper, Sus9ies unc SprinS
lpaoen bel Der WrinolS Gompanp.
Seren %erlult wiro euer Wewium iein
.tg" Man erlnnere lid siitisit De,
nelcn plates DO. 6O4, Ct. Ger
mainltraBe, neben tSanbels Guenpua
renbanplung, 100 ein leper pas belt
unb biui9lte S6ub;eus fault bel Sobl
". Solter.
80 gu einem Bargain I'll pertau
ZEN, wcnn foiort senommen. iolseno,
in "erlter alaiie interchangeable, il
out wic neue Irtifel: Srei Nbpanc'
Separators ;ipei Iopance Staters
;pei Abuance engines; altmanm 4
Sapler engine. Spredt Seitis DO.
bel Der @rinols Company.
~ Die @rinols Company babel
bas 6auptauartier iiir Sinberl6nur
'@roBer Sorratb uno ridtiSe Freiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
Der rglprbaern"- Donnerfas Sen q. Suli 1893.

Summbreiiter bate ii9 Der Ser
allsSeber bes Welroe rMnsei9er"
nidt itellen fonneu, ais er's CT that in
ieinem lestlpo1entliden Stem" mel.
Dies er einem Ganoioaten iiir bas Co.
Observation-Disclosures mt wiomete.
Nuf Serrn Scarf @eber, allsenblitlid
in Ser Srauerei Der Sirma Yreib IL
@immer 81 ct. Glollo an9elteut, bat
Geo. @aupt eS in leillem yNn;ei9er"
abgeleber, aui einen Mann, Ser nellll
sebn Sabre lang in StearnS Gountp
nit SroBtcm Grfolse ais Hebrer tbdti9
mar uno in ieoer Ninli6t aui's Tor
tbeilbaftelte betannt ut, bemna6 er eS
nldt notbis bat, in S0antpirtbi6ai
ten Recommendation, nm BORT leine
Ganoioatur iiir's SO. S6uliuperin
tenoentenamt betannt 81 MAIDEN. NlS
%ebenali9cr Vebrer uno beuti9er Gel
tln9smam bdtten mir Dem 81. Saupt
mebr Soct Sl9emltbet. - Sene bon uns
III lester ISOLDE 0ebra6te Na6ri6t
besiisliN bes S6ieBbOlocn @ruber
pom SarneSpiue, mel6er Sperm Sos.
&ratcr BON Mtelrole III erl6ieBen orobt
lnio Die Nrobuns an'0eineno am Won
tag auSSufiibren beabii6ti9te, ooron
aber pom Foli;ilten gebinoert wuroe,
ut oabln 81 beriGti9en, oaB bieie beitle
Nn8eleSenbeit our6au9 ni6t perlon
LID nit Nerrn &rater III pereinbaren
ut. Die Sa0la9e III piel mebr iol-
9enoe: %or pielen ,>abren 9ab Ciul
Der Dem mlnmebr pert. @m. So6mer
pon Neu Wrni6 cine Aoppot6ete alli
Wnoereicn Die 6ppotbete %periiel, pa
@ruber feline .3ablung l%eiltete, unb
oaS %ano wuroe pertuuit. Seim Sooe
oea A0errn %obmer wuroen Die Nerren
sos. &rater uno ~. !. &astump ais
Observation-Disclosures ernunnt, uno
leHt, mebr ais ;ebn Sabre na6 Bob
mers SOB uno mebr ais ;e6n Sabre
mad Nblanf Ser Nepemption Nriit,
perlan9t wulber baS |unb ;uriit mo
mill oieS our6 WorborObrng er;pin
gen.
Nerr Sobn yawrence bat ieine
I'M Comm Sate @epr9e 9elegene,
teine, 100 afsr sroBe ,Sarm Dem
oerrn Did. &eiler iilr $4,000 per-
fault. Sie Namilie yuwrence miro
6eim nad &allep Gitp, q. .,
perle9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

" NouS mn W~runpihit, an 8.
Ipenue st. 6louo 9clesen, inter an
n%cbmbaren SepinSun9cn I'll uertauien.
Ntdberes 81 erfra9en in Der yNorbs
tier" Office.
80 Sarmen III ieoem Gountp in
ben noroweitli6en Staaten pou So. 90
W. s".,,.ndrts. crltipirt uno nidt cultjuirt
NMs,dn rage nad bel Souei Sacobion,
inter ser Gr'tcn N%ationalbaut IN
It. Gloub.
-. IN u%nicrer Sfiice III Saut
Centre babcn mir nod eincn Gorratb
an S&ansleben unp 9&illmarin .3uders
riibenl amen, Der irei pertbcilt miro an
lolde, bic in %unierer Office poripre=
den ODER ii6 i6riitlih al ms merls
Sen. Nenrp Seller 31-3
80 9luf Glide Monate miro Elm
til6ti9er .3ul6ld9er III meiner S6miez
pemertltdtte perlan9t. Wuter ypbn
;useii6ert. Ntdberes bel ii, NerbeS,
Eearoslep, Minn. 1872
80 aauit eure Seniterseiimle,
Sbiiren, iiberballpt alleS, mas inwens
Big al Saumaterial BEL Salteu ses
bralldt miro, BEL i. Nc. @ri9bt,
I. gpe. noroli6. 19ab
Y~S&em ibr erlter alaiic llbrs
ma6erarbeit wollt, bann Scbt slln,
II obert ION. IS ba
.ay@ Sbierar;t z, ". " bat
ieine Office nd6ite Sbiirc ,iim Min=
neiota 6aus, ct. Glouo. 2O=ba
.@ Sett lit Die .3eit sum 9lnitreis
den, unc mir BADEN Die 0roEte gluss
wabl bon Semii6ten mo trotcnen
Sarben, vtinol, Siriten II. /. 10,
Die 81 oielem .Slpctc III Sebran6en limb.
aleS miro ucrfuuit III iebr mdBi9en
Freilcn bel Is buS. yaoner. 24bd
~ Hulbforo Mo9en lino sic bet
9ema6ten. WtOn fault oieiclbcn in
Der WtcGormit WidiNincn 9ticbcrla0C
" Scpor ibr cure Supctcn mn
Dele fault, uCrgcBt ni6t, mllern gro.
zen neuen Sorrntb I'll beii6ti0eu mn
el6 Die Fretle angCbcn III %luiien.
9Sir boben ale Sortcn 5opeten Dor
} Gt9 per holle aufmGrtS. Nlld Elm,
pole NuSWabl an ,Senlteruorbdnocn,
~ II en- ~ J burSpale, Piss
Nue. Iilolid.
80 Seine llbrcn III Sen nieorio
item frcilcn beim II obertion. ct
Glouo, Wtinn. IS be
" 9Sir beior0en ooo Supc;ierel
uno Nnltreihen in Ct. Glouo mi
llm9e9cnp, neil uliere 9lrbeit immc'
!3uirieoenbcit 9ibt uno oie Freile red
iino. Spredt bel ms Dor, Nuiel
IL Sburobale, 2lS=5. Ape liiolif
.ty Der bo6ite M0rftprciS iii
@olle bcSablt. SrinSt eure Moll
III @ebr. Nbeles. 23sbC
~ Sine 10cts Gisarrc iiir elmer
Nidel, Sragt mad Der Commercial
Bouquet Gisarre bon Der g, @. @ir
Gisarren SO. 3Ssb,
.g Die bette Sualitdt Sele, DC
sroBte @orratb an Sapeten, Woul
binsS, @laS, 6eniterporbdnsen, Nor
b%ansltansen II, !, 10, BEL &uiieu&
Z bnrsbale 21Ss5. Npc. iiib,it,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
3nr sroBen Mustellnng in Smaba.

Nsbmt bic ,.Nortb. Weitern 9inie" g.
81. 2. Ii. IL 8. 8p Gronyiions 2idsts
usrtouft iehm 3og bis sum I. Wouembsr
am 20, 81. mlo %. 2lueuit ipesieller
,~sa)rpre'S Sl3 90 fUr Din uno Rudreiie.
Yie Ra,en 9elten pom Ct. Vaul uno Viins
neapoliS ans. Aaoere 3oge, al oeren
%ipeilslle 5abrpreiie aelteu. wercen non
Belt W 3eit betlnnt ae9eben. 6ur Hn'
Ten. 3%uformation II. illuitrirte pamphlets
Der arobsn NusitelIune ipreht Dor ODER
ibreibt on Die 1idet A9enter:
Alb Nicollet ape.. WiuneapoliS.
395 Robsrt Str, corn. g. ct. Voul.
Ooar an ). y. 3easbale. General Vaiia'
Gier Neent, ct. Raul, Vinu. 33'2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

9eute Nbeno wirb bic iest ln=
ter Seituns oes ti6tisen Gornettilten
SbomaS 9erldbad ltebenbe @ranite
Gitp Sano abermalS zines ibrer germ
beludten Gonscrte I'M empire Fart &C.
ben.
@ Die beiten Bargains in bauer
baften S6ubenbei SEQ. SrSeiuit. Hez
paratnrarbeit prompt no biuiS beiorSt.
No 721 ct. @ermainltraBe, 24ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21


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uer'hieoenen 0ereine auth ces 1oriter.
pereins belobie Mnb oieielbeu ermunterte
gum Ban elmer Bfarridule. in Der er bas
Wihti9Ite uuo Nothwernieite elmer or;
oentllb g~ersgelten @smeiros ertenre
Inh Dem Sirhcuhor briidte er iein Sob
unb feline %anertennurs nus fir ole ans
81. '" N""'Pso : ~ ~" -.
ipredencsn ~eeiltunaan. Sooann srtbs'lte
DER Siitof stpa 1870 Ysrfonen eas b.,
snfr.fNeut Der 5irr""". s!e,5r ,tnHs
3as in st. 2tnno miro ser aef.1e,lneb.
mern noh LANCE in tttSr Grinnernns
bisibeu. -3u rer Ct. NINA @emeinoe IN
@aoena miro ON ndtltm Iienitas oes
Ba,rcneielt III ieisrIiher Wsiie ~bseonssr,
motet csm bohm. 6rn. @farrer bic bohw,
berrcn Hihter pom Mslroic UNI @unoer:
mann Don st. Nuguita ausbslfen wsroen.
Fern bll,o> CDR p~erItop't, EFT cir Ga.
tlret, elrhp aa.h irtrc; Neiur9 9lrGnttrt,
t0s 25y.
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chen Elm
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Hoe.
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Saranttrt.
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men I'll
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-01
RSFU les TO TALK.
Mrs. Annie Cam svan. Accused OF poisonioo
Sister. Taken 10 Woodstock. NIB.

Woodstock. y. r.. Jan. si.-There war.
TWO passengers on the train from tn.
north. this afternoon who attracted =
good deal Of attention. One WAS Deputv
Sheriff Foster and the other was Mrs
Annie Louisa Canavan who is charged
with numbering by poisoning her sister,
Minnie Tucker.
Mrs. canavan is very slight and fra
gilr woman and does no, show any
viciouSness in her countenance. she
looks ~ If she might be between 20 and
% years Of age. She was plainly and
poorly dressed. Approached regarding
III" poisoning. she refused to speak n
word She was Immediately conveyed 10
The magistrates office.
Her appearance was one Of sadness and
she seemed to realize that she was in a
hard position. After being questioned bv
The magistrate, she was remanded TO Jail
until Wednesday afternoon. when the
preliminary examination will commence.
IL appears that the circumstances of
he Tucker family We're most miserable
James and Mary. father and mother.
tanavan and his wife and the deceased
lived In a wretched log hut, comprising
one room. In this room they all lived
and slept. and for two days the family
ate and slept with the corpse in the
room.
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THAV TELLER RESOLUTION.
Senator Frye Gives Very Clear Idea Of II and
What II was For.

senator Mslliam +. Frye of Maine. VIII"
was IN Boston saturday. in IN Interview
talked about various current political
events, among others being Tin" passage
OF senator Teller's silver resolution ia
the Senate. Friday. IN the course ot his
talk. the senator said:
.'If the amendment of Senator Nelson
10 the Teller resolution had not been
voted down. tn" effect Of the adoption at
the resolution would have been nuthiaG.
Tine amendment was that The g0rarI-
mcnt should maintain the parity of 2pl
and silver. As that is already a part at
the sherman bill, which has never been
repealed, the effect Of il would have been
to ruilfy the Teller resolution
"of cours" it was voted down by tn"
silver men, ANA as 4 result they put tho,
Teller resolution through TOR an ii was
worth
"'rhe effect Of the resolution win To to
Spare the silver mon for their fight in
1900 That is what it is for. They We're
doubtless Spurrcd ON to thor present
activity by the attitude Of Gage in urging
the acceptance of the single gold
standard.
"lf Mr.. Gasc had been q politician as,
well as banker, h" presumably would
not havc insisted On a declarations IN
favor Of 4 single eold standard 1t was
All right for him TO submit his scheme al
finance. hut hardly polite to be so spc-
cinc about the single gold standard
President Mckinley. in his able spetcn
at tho recent thinner at New York. voiced
the views Of his party fully hut hr wa-
more guarded IN his declarations than
Mr.. Gage"
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nv
Congressional Notes.

Senator Carter has offered TO the him
granting right of way in Alaska a.,
amendment which rcafiirms and con-
tInnes the present mining regulations ana
iIso adds the following provision. "prn
Fided. that native-born citizens az ~
Dominion Of Canada shall be accorded i,
said territory Of Alaska the same rninino
rights and privileges accorded to citizen7
II the United States in British ColntnIjs
ana the Northwest territories by tho
laws 0f the Dominion of Canada OR th..
local laws. rules and regulations ana
these shall from time TO time promnIratn
and enforce rules ana regulations ia
carry this provision into effect. %
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vice by preference. such employees as
may be honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors. or their widows and
daughters.
Cockrell, No. did not believe the con-
dition Of the business In tho pension
office warranted such Il reduction 81
force as had been suggested and said
that if, after the reduction was made. an
effort should DO made 10 increase the
force. there would be some amusement
over ii.
Lodge Mass. explained that Commits
sioner Evans had testified before the
commission on civil service and rc-
trenchment that the clerical force Of his
Office could hc reduced by between % and
100 clerks without impalrinc the eff
cheney OF the service.
Plat. ct. commended the work Of the
commissioner Of pensions and thought
his statements before the committee on
civil service and retrenchmcnt were made
with a sincere desire to better the ser
vice Of Ms bureau. Plat was Of the
opinion that other chiefs Of bureaus also
could make reductions In their forces
without impairing their efhcicncy and
suggested that thu committee on ciYil
service and rctrcuchmeut might well OIL
tain the testimony of some of them on
that point.
y committee amendment providing that
collectors Of customs at al ports except
81 ports for which commissioners Of i'm
tHi@f-RthFlt ItNt h''H dltHiItt'd ny iHt
President. are constituted eX-officio COM
msSipncrs ~ immigration. was dis
agreed 70.
The reading ot the bin occupied about
threc hours IT'S consideration being con-
tiudtd 40 Ii5 y. NJ. Amendments adding
$-1',osi ~ the total amount carried ~ the
measure as reported to the Senate were
adopted,
Tho ifli was passed. ana. ut so =. n.
the Sspatc went into executive session
aud soon thereafter adjourned
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minded him of one of the monographs he
used 10 see on the Bryan banners.
Bailey-"You will see il again In 1890.
! democratic APPLAUSE
| it down. Republican applause);
IT was the three RS continued liender-
son RadicaIism Rascality ana Repudia-
| ton This scene reminds me OF Popo-
cratic conventions II Is III. old familiar
howl against the bondholdcrs. But gen
tlemen must remember thnt they cannon
cut down the money o. me polldhoidef
| without cutting IN half the money that
| goes TO the old soldier. or his widow or
| orphan. or the money Of the men who
| toll"
Simpson. Pop, Kan.-'How about the
Henderson waved Simpsons interroga-
! tory aside
.'irhe resolution he resumed, was in
reality part of the programme by which
| it sought to commit the country to the
! silver standard" He recalled the Presi-
dents declaration in his New YORK speech
! God bless little Mac. ne fcrvently eX-
| claimed Ellis declaration means that the
best money in the world shall be paid to
the bondholder. the plough holder, the hod
holder, the pen holder. tn" pension hold
| er and all who toll and who sweat. ON
that issue we viii meet you next fall
and thrash you as we thrashed you in
1896 prolonged Republican cheers. :
Dalzell. Rep. Pa. in his remarks de-
clarcd that the resolution was meaning
mints to the free and unlimited coinage
of silver IT was Il proposition Of ma
tional reputation and against II all the
forces of national integrity and honor
were ;irrayed. lie thanked God that the
party in power had been and always
would be the protector OF the nations
honor.
Promptly at O'Clock the Speaker an
nounccd that the time for the vote had
arrived. Pearson. Rep. \. G.. asked if
the vote could be divided on the first
and second propositions in the resolu-
ton and was answered in the negative.
Then came the vote which was fol-
lowed with great interest. notwithstand-
ing the defeat of the resolution was Il
forrgono conclusion.
The Speaker announced that the vote
would he directly on the resolution. not
on tn" adverse report 1t was soon eyi-
dent that party ranks were being held
intact. There were only three breaks
Elliott Dem. S. G.. and Alcr. Dem. Pa.
voting against the resolution. ana Lin
ney. Rep. \. g.. voting for il.
White. Rep, \. O.. did nor vote. At
ter the roll can was completed the
Speaker asked that hi. name bc called
and ON TN" call responded with vigor-
GUS No" He then announced that the
result was: Yeas. l32; nays. is
The Republicans checred long ana loud
w over their Nictury and then ~ - j.
NJ the House adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-01
A POWDER TRUST.
The World Pool Formed by Powder Man.
uiacturers OF the World.

San Francisco. Jan. 3l.-The Examiner
today, says: BY what is known as the
World pool. the powder manufacturers OF
The Eastern and Western hemispheres
have been hound together since August.
1891, i'm a trust which controls absolutely
the trade in explosives. The affiliated
companies have divided the world into
three parasitic American capitalists to
have one part. the Europeans another.
and the third is neutral ground where
business is done for the common pur-
aposes of the American and European
companies.
In this agreement are the California
powder makers. In order To disrupt this
trust the fact of its organization and
methods have been laid before the state
attorney general and United States Dis
trict Attorney Foote. with a view 10 har-
ing it enjoined as the local coal com
Danies have been SO recently by United
States Judge Morrow.
The allegation is made that the So
called pool is a combination in restraint
of trade. and fun details of its alleged
organization and methods OF doing bust
ness have been presented 10 the prose-
cutting authorities of the state and fed
Cral courts.