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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-04
WIN. j. BRYAN
Utters screed Against Miiitartsm,
Trusts, the Single Money Standard,
and Declares the wageearners Are
with Him.

GALVESTON. Texas. Dec. 3.-Hon.
w. ]. Bryan, who is here with ex-Gov-
ernor Hogg, on an outing, spoke to-day
at some length on next years cam
paiEu, Mr.. Bryan states that the Dem
ocrats will make great gains next year
among the wage classes OF people.
These people comprise the wage
earners," said he, those who have
been directly affected by the consolida-
ton Of the great manufacturing con.
Germs OF the country, commonly called
trusts. In this class is enumerated day
faborers, office men, drummeTS. etc.
These are the people who Will vote
with the Democrats next year. It will
not be a question Of whether or not the
Democrats can win. but how large the
majority will be. have no fear for
the outcome, The recent elections, to
an unbiased mind, plainly indicate that
the Democrats had the better OF II In
nearly all states In which elections
were held. In Ohio, Mr.. McKinley's
home state. the Democratic gain Is
more clearly shown than anywhere
else, except In Maryland and Nebraska.
The vote given Jones was anti Repub-
lican, and had he not been In the race
Il most assuredly would have gone to
ratio OF Increase, Ohio will 60 Demo-
cratic by a safe majority. The RSpub-
llcans would like TO cover me with the
glory OF personally winning the fight In
Nebraska. They would II possible lead
the people to believe that there were no
issues in this election ana that was
so positively magnetic as to lead the
people Mt the polls with nothing more
than myself as an incentive. The truth
OF the matter ls the people Of Nebraska
have been awakened.
"They realize that II is time a change
was being made in the administration
OF the affairs OF the government, and
they propose to throw of the yoke OF q
single money standard. Of milltarism,
and to check the avariCe and greed that
has almost become the objective OF that
party. And not only in Nebraska is
this the case, but find from both per-
sonal investigation and from those who
are in n position to know, that the peO-
pie in many sections of other states
heretofore strongly Republican have
made up their minds to Join the free
silver forces next year"
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Of the total Taylor plurality n the
counties in Knox. johnson ana Lswist
All Of this Is. however merely con-
lecture. Neither Democrats nor Repub-
licans know what the board viii 40.
and ali Of tnem decline 70 discuss tie
matter in advance of the meeting a
the board.
Mr.. Goebel declined to say anything
at all, and General Taylor contented
himself with the assertion. II am con.
fident the board will do It's duty" Ana
that ended his preliminary survey of
the situation.
Governor Bradley would express no
opinion regarding the probable outcome
Of the work Of the board.
Il don't think there Will be any
trouble" he said. There Is no nsed
looking ahead for trouble; We will cross
bridges when we come TO them
FRANKFORT. KY. Dec. 3. = John
Marshall, the Republican candidate for
lieutenant governor, and 2 number oe
other candidates for state ofilce8 on
the Republican ticket, arrived to-ntght
to watch The canvass Of the votes.
II. n. Bruse and Augustus Wilson,
the attorneys from Louisville, who will
have charge Of the Republican interests
before the board, also arrived tonight.
They had nothing to add to what had
ben already been printed about the case.
]. G. Thomas, F. HarGiS, Of Louisville,
and r. F. Peak, Of ShelbyVille, viii
represent the Democrats before the
board
Mayor Dehoney. OF Frankfort has de-
clded to swear In sixty extra policemen
tomorrow. This Is not especially on
account Of the gubernAtorial contest,
but chiefly because oe the crowd that
will be brought here by the monthly
court day and by the opening Of the
congressional campaign in this district
Tomorrow
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FOUR STEAMERS
Laden with Coffee Held In auaran-
tine at New York.

NEW YORK. Dec. S,--Four steamers
from Santos, Brazil. with coffee, are
detained at quarantine, having come
from bubOnic plague port. They Rre
the ]. w, Taylor, Roman Prince. Las
sell and RagusR. Seven lighters with
the cargo Of coffee discharged from the
j. W. Taylor, are anchored on Clifton.
s. l.. under close observation OF the
police patrol. Three lighters OF the
seven have served the eight days de-
tcntIon required by Health officer
Doty and nrc free from further quar-
nntlne restrictions as far as Mr.. Doty's
patients on swlnburnc Island are doing
we'll. There ls no illness among the
crews OF ateyedoTss detained on board
OF the vessel or ut Hoffman Island,
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UTAR DEMOCRATS

Deny Reputation Of RObeEtS-Hon.
John g. Abbott, Former Ohio State
Senator, Endorses Him as Pure
Man.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Dec. s--A
long session OF the executive committee
Of the Democratic state committee last
night resulted In the defeat Of a pre-
pared resolution, declaring that the
committee had not repudiated Roberts.
that he was not nominated nor elected
by Mormon church influence and en-
dorslng the statements OF Senator Raw
Inns, together with his proposed resolu-
ton for the senate.
Every gentle present opposed the
resolution. Some members declared
that Il was proper for Congress to In
vesfirate the charge that one OF tts
members was living in polygamy.
The following substitute was then
adOpted, five gentiles voting against II:
"Whereas, II has been represented
that the executive committee OF the
Democratic party OF Utah did at O re-
cent meeting repudiate the Hon .. H.
Roberts. our duly elected congressman;
now, therefore, be It
''Resolved, BY the executive commits
tee Of Democratic party OF Utah, that
said statement Is false, and we solemnly
declare that no such action has been
taken.
elected by the Democratic party OF
Titan, and neither the party or any COM
mlttee Of the party has repudiated MI
Roberts" ~.
McCoNNELsvILLE, Ohio. Dec. g..
Hon, John @. Abbott. who represented
this district In the Ohio senate tor years
as a Republican. Is home after spend
ing year in Utah as a member OF the
Ute indian commission. Ex-senator
Abbott says:
~ am in favor OF giving Congressman
Roberts his seat. because l know him to
be a morally pure man. Roberts was
member OF the constitutional convention
in Utah, which prohibited polygamy in
the future. He was one of the most
active advocates OF the abolition OF po-
lyEamy. He did not believe. however,
that 1t would be right for men who had
been led by a wrong religion 70 take un-
to themselves several wives to cast them
all of save one when poylBamy was
abolished. ne pelleNeu tnht tiAOES "'S
had more than one wife should care FOR
them as before and sustain them In the
relntIon OF matrimony Into which they
had entered Under the circumstances
/ believe this was right.
"Roberts is one Of the most able men
IN ali this country. He is as clean, po-
lltlcally. as any statesman Ohio has
ever brought forth. He rose from the
humble walk Of blacksmith to his
present position. believe he is entl-
lied to his scat, and should have It,"
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chnrrnd With Lnrceny.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5,-Mnx Lnndecis-
er. OF Chicago, arrested here at the re-
quest of the chicago police, charged
with larceny in Chicago, was remand
cd to-day in Centre street court until
Tuesday for further examination, and
thu arrival OH papers from chicago:
RalI was nxed at $4,000. He IS chaTGeu
with being dcfnulter, tho name OF h's
employer not being given.
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SENATE FORECAST.
Death Of Vice President Hobart Will
be Announced, the Message VIII be
Read on Tuesday, and Financial
1egislatiOns and the Quay Case
VIII neceivs Attention Later.

LegiSlations and the Quay Case
viii neceive Attention Later.
WASHINGTON, December S,-whlle
the session promises to be, upon the
whole, busy one in the senate, the
first week probably will be marked by
considerable lethargy. Indeed 1t would
be exceptional II any actual work
should be done. On Monday the new
senators will be sworn in, hut beyond
this nothing will be done. Ordinarily
the Presidents message is received on
the first day OF the session, but Its re-
celpt viii be postponed for day this
session, out Of respect to the memory
of the late Vice President Hobart,
whose death Senator Sewall VIII an
nounce. Tuesday little will be done be-
yond the receipt Of the annual message.
the political purpose being to adjourn
Immediately after the reading OF the
message to give the Republican scna-
tors mn opportunity to hold u caucus
over the reorganization Of the commits
tees. Wednesday and Thursday viii
be devoted largely to the introduction
OF bills. There will probably be no Scs-
sion either Friday or Saturday.
Among the first bills to be introduced
viii he the financial measure prepared
by tho Republican members of the
finance committee. 1t win be offered
by Senator Aldrlch, and will be referred
TO the whole finance committee. lnclud-
ing the Democratic members.
While comparatively little time Will
be spent In the senate chamber during
the carly days Of the session. much at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-04
cnndldnte for Presldent.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 9.-The lib.
eral party committee has called a ma
tlonal conference OF the party to as
Bemble here February 10, TO nominate
candidate for president Of the republic,
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HANKS OF CONGRESS

Recommended By the Secretary Of
Navy to omcers and Men Of Allan
tic Squadron for Their aallantry
at santiago-The Matter Of ArmOr
Plates.
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are accompanied by their wives. Mrs.
Freer expects to go back 10 her home
in West virginia Monday evening, but
aslll return after the holidays.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
JOHN L. DODGES WARRANT.
Astoria Church People Unable q
Arrest the Puxtlist for Box
lag on SUNDAY.

ASTORIA, Or. April ls.-Jotsn l.. salli
Eafs whose company appeared hare to-
night. as compelled 10 hide 10 prevent
arrest This church people OF the city
rwere out Warrant fer the arrest az
sullivan on a charge ~ violating the Law
BY appearing IN ii boxing contest on sun
day. Manager Selig, OF Fishers opera
house. was ais charged with IN. D1ensa
OF conducting a theater en- tho Sabbath.
The warrant for the arrest % SULLIVAN
was placed in the hands OF Consiabie
Ntekman. and that officer tried 10 serve
II. Sullivan. however, had been told OF
fae officers coming. aud he was not To
b. found.
While the performance was stlll going
IN, sullivan maae his way ~ his SPECIAL
train. which was scheduled IN pull cut at
IL o'clock fer Victoria. Officers were AZ
the depot 60 arrest him. but he took ref
uge In the engine and thus sltlded pursu-
ers. Sullivan aonned the garb OF an EN-
ginfer at the depot and Was at the tRrot-
tie when the train pulled out.
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Rh~usastisms Cured.

NJ ws.e hss ass6 CaaFseerialn Ia =
ratr. for -heasssfgSrs ussh great resgss
Aaz5 / e&a recommends Il ss a splendid ra-
threat for rheumatism sa6 ather house
Had 4ss f1r ~aseh We have EeuNG Il val-
e2sse-w ] s~UySS-. Red Greek. -. Y
NJ Ssxytsr - 0n~ OF the leading gss-~
ehs~tx - fkss village xsa sr@ et tNe tsnss,
xsrzYss Eeas ms@a 50 fA5s vicinity G.
rhsgp.n eaifsr ke4 oax Herald Fer sats
~ az dealers
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Temporary erssalEAsAar - rAA~rsfts,.,
oE Labor h&s b&@n eeTeces5 - SASeru or
y Ire electasa 81 the fps3sw1nx erl~s~s
ssTs4sseGs, q, LABEL secretary. ] IL ,.e.s
frey treas 3Gess g9sssnas NJ TAea2f2
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II you have Rheumatism my Rheama-
tisrn Cure viii cure 1t In a few hours: nay
Dyspepsia Cure will cure any case Of In
digestion or stomach trouble; ~ per cent.
az kidney complaints including Bright 5
Disease can be cured with my Kidney
Cure. nervous affections and diseases Of
the heart are controlled and cured by my
Nerve ard Heart Cure
Al all druggists mostly &c a vial.
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PARIS AYrn fS-~Tss Srsz great o5e%rs@
mach - ss~ seascw care - f>Fsvs II
the nstv-vs3i~ race Walters 81 tsss& "a 81
wer IN honr Sc minutes &aa - s%SSs-ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
OPENING DAY AT ST. LOUIS.
Aceeptsnecs for the Inaugural Han
dtenp Sweepstakes.

ST, LOUIS. April sk-Tha following are
the aCreptnncss for the inaugural handi
cap sweepstakes for 2-year-ntds and up-
warts distance ono mile 20 30 run Nav
II. the opening day OF the -; Louis meet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
SUMMARY

Mean atmospheric pressure. a0e43; high
est pressure. m.3S5. date, sfh, lowest pres
sure 80 500 date 9Th.
Mean temperature. 77.s degrees. highest
temperature. s. degrees date esth; lowest
temperature. IS degree0 date 2ist. great
grees, date zlse. least daily range OF tenn
perature degrees date eth.
Prevailing direction OF wind. east. Total
movement OF wind s.ss2 miles. Maximum
velocity Of wind, direction and date, q
miles per hour. east; Ieth.
Total precipitation. OF inches. Number
OF days with On inch or more OF precipi-
tarion. T.
Number OF clear days, 80; partly cloudy
days. :; cloudy days 4
Nose.--Pressure reduced 20 sea level.
IT. indicates trace Of precipitation. ITO
be taken from any five-minute record.
WM. Il. STOCKMAS,
Forecast Official Weather Bureau.
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lowering the reecrd made In iss, by A u.
fruss ~ L.1gssseg, wlaose tisgga VAS hour
81 minutes ard ~. seconds j. Frank
SgaEAack OF Philadelphia abandoned the
COATES. midway
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aA~EtH stsIa


ST louis April f6~ Eighteen thousand
fans to-day 1aw she new - f47sytS pfaA
wallep the Ciwveist3s snr tae second time
tes season Wallace home ran was a
feature OF tie game. score:
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CINCINNATI. April IS jack Taylor
was very w.iA tossy, wAiis Jaek Taylor
gesher wlth vsrg stupid bsI pGsying. *
plans ne defeat f sao Bets, Attendance,
Is 50 Scere.
a. n b
Cincinnati .,-.,.. -,... .-,.,.
Chicago -,t.. ---.s-- .-...-.-.
Rss5efiys~ Tsysar ard Pe{ta Tsyipr and
--~.r Sxrs sa-.ssss4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

The @. r 4 ~. Ccmpsnys new bar tag
Waliaiz has arrived at Portland from San
Francisco and tied ug at Ash street dock.
where she will remain fer a dsy or tso
Pre- parato-y 10 going into service a. the
mouth 81 the river, THE rev 'ag Is the
equal In every particular Of shy tug that
has ever heen engaged on the bar. with
she possible exception ~ the giant Tear
less which wRs much ZOO expensive for
the work. Her dimensions are Length.
ig7 feet. beam = feet. and with - tons a
coal aboard she draws = feet aft ard
n feet inches forward. Sire = equipped
with immense power for bali ~ this
size her engines working up 20 So aorse-
pnwsr - ire trial trip
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L. 3. DEPARTMENT OF AGRITrt-
ture Weather Bureau Monthly Meteore-
logical Summary. Station, Havana,
Cuba, March, Isse:
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Rheumatism SetatSea ard MUSCULAR
Pairs we'd 10 sssctrtc treatment
have cared ever z*e c&sss az T7ess~
rrsfi~r7 during sne past Avs yss-x- A asg
does rot rasx sitAruf report - tne raFs
a. sanre ease % fhss kttsd NJ Improved
rr7ethczts az 4as3ng EassJ racssy reach the pair
ara sr4vs Z. eat et tie body. no matter
were Il rests X warns tfss blood ard
.t~rt-aaas IRE serves. II yea save q pxsr
or az acne cal ard see ~ or ses sae send
yea 8 osok telling 2soslt e. free Call Or
zAzraz
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THE WEATHER.


THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY
Portland April is, 1899.
Fair
e. T. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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c. O. Guy. ph. c., corner Yesler way
and Second avenue south.
Stewart a. HoimessDrug Company. 81
and go First avenue. foot OF Cherry
street.
closscn Kelly, corner Occidental ave-
nue. and Washington street.
Lees Pharmacy, Iltnekley block. corner
Second avenue and Columbia street.
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Local mary-Maxtmum temperature
g. minimum A. mean. e. OFF inrh rsain-
fall during past Il hours, 81 past Il ho-ars
GEORGE y SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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- vees'Nrt ,es fe.te wing lester frcn
= sss EEK alznstcgy.
a. - - sf.~% scar haskct aa3 tea
81 eHr r,tv = Justly proud. ssx-
As~s 'HeA~t-t e7 A@vs. - They dts
a. Is eHa.rs a1s - .Ae state a. MAS
g. kaf TIE seans = sie~ wefa rsxas-
b. s.-Aft 81 fne ralsfs.,sam- ,a-z 81
'Rf SIS e@ee0fs ~ Tuesdays Pest
-ssSe@F reSAe@ing 3as retaFa game
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viii TO
body is
atmen whe youpu not
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I J. stevens. N.esenaas Of fire engine
eea2su} Ne. J. aud william Heiang-
sStA- formerly SieFg N NJ. Seller a
ta,s sieF9 kt'iea nfty~tWe lTatGt 81 zsHsD
aoets 1sAing ~ Lake Wilalnsse last
week The smallest treut eetshea a guar
,sF q qasaa srd the largest I'VE pounds.
Ssxg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

Port Angeles has an aspirant for pggilis
tic honQfs. His name is Billy parquette
He announces that he is willing TO meet
any I'D pound amateur a limited number
Of rounds for q purse IL be desires e
nkhf for purse he cannot be considered
an amateur
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There In prospect Of the Y NJ L. A.
champion basket bali team meeting tbs
JAMES bay Athletic Association. Of Vic
torfs, IN this city. ARRANGEMENTS have
not been completed. hut e. W, keese says
that indications are favorable The game
VII! probably be played On IN. level nela
al the park. Other athletic events viii DO
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SPECIAL DEnoNsTRAusNs AT the FOLLOWING D

Yorke A. Harrington. corner Second
avenue and Pike street
Langs Drug Store. Colnan building sol
First avenue. corner Columbia street
Furbes-Jancke Co. druggists preSerfp-
tons, Third and Columbia. Seattle. Phone
Main -
In Baiiard-A. W. Preston
Wholesale Distributors for Western
MISUNDERSTANDING A Holmes Drug Co.
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Rum Aaiierbelum in Gnalano

l6reibt oas raoitale Nonosner Sailp
Gbronicle inter Nnoerem: Set er
ais cine unentpidelte uno unterl6Gtte
6rait ban o.uti6sn Sbrou b,itie9, bat
er Subr uuf Sabr uno Sdritt iiir
S6ritt Iein @eUi6t in Der Grtennt'
niB Der @elt sur @.ltun9 9.bradt,
bis er III oieiem Nu9enblit cine in
mun6er 6inii6t einSise Steuuns elm.
nimmt. Nibt 10 lebr ais eiu sroBer
&ri.ssberr, ObidOn ibm oi.ler Sitel
pieueidt Dor anoern lieb lit, oenn oils
Staatsmam pom wirfli6em Sdarf=
Bid llno ais diplomat, Der ben coup
%o'etonnsment in ieinem sansen 9Sertbe
gu l6dsen weiB, bat er leinen GinfluB
i'm Hatbe Guropas fiblbar ssmadt
uno bic berporragenoe taiierli6e Stsl'
lung uno oas ueber9ewidt bebauptet,
oas Sismart fiir i.inen @roBuater se,
lidert bate"
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Mfimneipta.

GIN. - am /. December mirr
uabri6.inli6 Die S.ridiiiunssz Sai
ion iir bic Gilen : Winen bieler Ge.
9eno. ibr Gnbe ,rreid.n. Bis bort.
bin wirb bi. @.iammtuerl6iiiun9 ctmo
s Wilionen 2onnen b%etrasen, wel6.
anSbeute ben Staat Winnelota in
bi. Sront.R eibe Der Org rsbucenten
brinSt.
YrincetSn. - Wdbrenb am
Mittpo6 arbeiter nit benz Nieberrei.
ben zines alien StaaeS bei6ifti9t lpa,
rem, Itirste Elm 2bcil oelislben auf ben
5idbrisen Sobn pom 6rant gibbp, ibm
beibe Seine seri6lasenb. Der Yils
lases 3atb bat bic neuen pom %. s.
@rap e. SO. Don Winnsapolis erbau.
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Neus Sdrcdsnsnahridttn fommer

aus Snoi.r in Yriuatberi6ten oet
oortisen tutbolii6en DIFFERENTIATION.
0arna6 lit in ,Solgs Der anbaltenoer
Sirre Die erite Grnte in BORDER unb
Wittelinbien oerart ldle6ta
baB in pielen @esenoen bereitS cine
l6reienoe 6%un9ersnotb berri6t. Plus
Ssmbap wiro semeloet, baB in Solse
bes WanSels cine idredli6e 2beusrs
rns ein9etreten iei unb Der sr0Bte
She'll Der Sepolfsruns lid i6sn mo-
6.nlans pom wiloen &rdutern ndbre.
0aSu tommt nod, baB feline Nrbeits.
selesenbeit gu iinben lit, ba in 6olse
Der Yeit 6anbel unb @anoel Itoft.
unb Der gildof BON Haspor l6reibt.
oaB cine Suusersnotb aussabreden
sesen bic iene pon 1896 elm
ainberipiel seweien iei. Die geuOl.
wanbere aud iladtartis nod
6interinbien aus.
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Ter Sirrmarr IN 6.ntutp mir

Ter Sirrmarr IN &entudp wiro
notwithstanding in Der ye9islatur aus
eefott.n perom uno limb Mablbean'
Hamburger ges.n sebn republitanllde
Wit9lieoer Der Niiemblp uno Drei re.
publitaniide Witglieoer oes Senats
an9emeloet poroen, mas l~eoentallo
onbeut.t, baB @oebsl uro letne Nn=
bdne.r bic Wabl Ses eriteren flr
@ouuerneur ourfSul.psn luden lpsr=
ben. Ser republitunil6e @euperneur
Srublep bu9egen ldBt po0 StaatSz
ari.nul belidnpig b.paden, uerpei
CERT aber aui ale Nra9,n iiber i,ins
St.llun9nabm. Die Nustunft. Die
WtaBnabm.n, pelhe Der General No'
iutant Collier triiit mutbmaBlid auI
gsisbl bes @o%up.rnsurs, lh.in.n ls.
bod earaui su osutsu, oaB elm en.rs
Sildes %or9eb.n beublibti9t piro,
uno ale anoer.n NnSeiGen oeuten oas
raul bin, oGB, wenn bic eno9iiltiSe
&ntld,ioung fdllt, unrub.n 81 erpar.
zen limb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Die Mrt unb Weiie, mi. bic aon,

Die Mrt ln0 Weue, lpte bic Nonlts
niltration NIT benz Gipilbienlt Geiep
um~s.iprungen lit, bat &ommiiiGr 30.
g. Srewer 10 rotssulteo", oaB er isir
amt niseerlesen mill. als sr oali.lbs
%ilbernubm, 9.ldab IS nit Der Ieit.n
lleberSeu9nns, Die Giuiloi.nit Geform
in oielem Vanoe ioroern uno perbreiten
81 tonnen. Bon oielep ,Soeen lit er
ldn9it furirt woroen. @enu ein Warf
6annu our6 i.in @el66pi I'M @.iBen
6aul. Gsiormen persapft, oann bat
Die Sdbtist.it Der GiutlOienIt Som.
miiidre ib.rbaupt f.inen .3wed. als
Serr Wc6inlep our6 eineu ,Seoerltri6
@, 1000 Stell.u ben &eltimmln9en bes
@eIebes eutSoS uno lie bun9rl9en Fa=
trioten in ben Gaden mari wuroen .
uielen 9ldubigen Seelen gum er'ten
Wtale oi. 2lus.n barber g.ofinet, mas
Die letige aominiitration ei9.ntlib I'M
ter Giuilpienlt Reiorm psritebt. 0aB
WarfuS Nlon,o in Der lebten gSabl
iGmmilide SunoeS:S eamten lln9e=
trait dnSapfen burite, benefit nur,
baB il. nit ben Nuii6t.n uno Sheen
oss umeritanil6en Toltes Sdinoluoer
treibt.