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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
POLICE ON GUARD.
No Chance for Further RIofing ait
Marshall Field building.


CHICAGO, April 1s.-The Marshall
Field building, in course Of erection at
Clark and Adams streets, where, yes
terday, the most serious rioting that has
occurred during the present labor diff
culties took place, was today completely
surrounded by policemen and special Of
ficers, the guard for the building beiug
more than-doubled. The officers had strict
orders to keep the crowds moving, and
any tendency to loiter near the building
was liable to result in disaster to the
curious one.
Twenty-Five non-union men slept In the
building last night on cots furnished by
the contractors, and the police reported
that about as many more entered the
building today and went to work.
No further trouble is anticipated until
tonight, when the non-union men leave
work, and, in order to prevent rioting
then, a special force of officers will be
detailed to escort the men to their
homes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
OHE PROTEST is EATERED
PROMINENT DEMOCRAT OF PORT
LAND WANTED A STRAIGHT
DEMOCRATIC ISSUE
DIVISION OF THE TICKET
Chicago Platform Is Rea1Hrmed in
It's Entirety, Including Free
Coinage of silver at Six
teen to One.

PORTLAND, Or, April 13-The state
conventions Of the Democrats and Popu-
lists, after being in session two days, ef-
fected a fusion of the two parties, and
adjourned this evening. The silver Re-
publicans also Joined in the fusion move
ment, though they held no convention.
Both the Democrats and Populists In
dorsed William ]. Bryan for the presI-
Dental nomination, but the Populist dele
gates to the national convention were in
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
STEAMER LOST At SEA
WRECK LIES JUST OUTSIDE SAN
TO DOMINGO HARBOR.

NEW YORK, April 13.-At the bottom
of the sea outside of Santo Domingo har-
Dor the wreck of the French steamer
Georges Croise has lain for more than
two weeks. Enveloped in the mass of
her wreckage are the bodies of four men,
two passengers and two sailors. Her
captain, Francisco Catherine, is alive,
but no one knows his whereabouts. He
is said to have deserted his doomed ship,
and nearly three score people that were
aboard of her.
The Clyde line steamer New York,
which arrived tonight, brought the story
of the wreck.
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TO PREVENT A LYNCHING
NEBRASKA PRISONER IS SPIRITED
TO TILE STATE PENFTENTIARY.

OMAHA, Neb., April 13.-Several days
ago James Cerney was arrested on the
charge of committing criminal assault
on Katie Vavra, and ever since it has
been rumored that neighbors of the Vay-
ra family would attempt to lynch him.
All the parties live in South Omaha, and
Cerney was a boarder in the Vavra house
hold.
The sheriff received word that arrange
ments had been made to raid the Jail
tonight and hang the prisoner He was
quietly spirited away to Lincoln, where
he is now in the penftentiary.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
PRINTERS OUT OF IF.
Will Not Be Involved In Present
Strike Wave.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1S.-The men,
bers of the International Typographical
union have had a. narrow escape from
being involved In the strikes and lock
outs so general Throughout the country
The president of the International Typo
graphical union, Samuel b. Donnelly, re-
turned here recently from a trip to Kan
sas City, and having learned while there
that the Typothetae, the employing print
ers' organization, was giving aid to IT'S
Kansas City membership in the fight with
the Kansas City unions, Mr.. Donnelly IS
said to have called the executive council
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
SERIOUS AT HOUSTON.
Strike Situation There Assumes
Alarming Proportions.

Alarming Proportions.
HOUSTON, Tex, April 13-The strike
situation assumed serious aspect here
this afternoon when the Central League
union decided to declare a strike Of all
labor unions affiliated with that body, In
cluding more than twenty organizations.
In view of the approaching session Of
the trans Mississippi commercial con-
gress, the matter is more serious than it
would ordinarily be and every effort will
be made to stave off a general strike.
The, Building Exchange, comprising the
Contractors and Carpenters unions, have
come RIO nearer a settlement than last
week and work is suspended on all build
ingy.
The labor union set next Tuesday
morning as the time for the general
strike if the carpenters do not sooner
get a settlement
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
In A FIT OF JEALOUSY.
YOUNG MAN SHOOTS HIS SWEET
HEART AND KILLS HIMSELF.

CARBONDALE. Ill, April 13. = Gus
Young, a prominent young man of Muir
physboro, shot and Wounded Miss Kate
Manchester and then blew out his own
brains in a fit of jealousy.
Young was a real estate man, and Miss
Manchester is of one of the best families
of Southern Illinois. The young lady will
recover.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
MAY TIE UP TUGS.

Ftremen at Cleveland Ask for Bet
ter Pay.
CLEVELAND, o.. April 13.-UnIess the
tug companies grant the demands of
f1remen for more pay and shorter hours,
before Monday next, the men declare
they will go on strike and tie up all the
harbor tugs at all lower lake ports. They
ask for $50 per month and also that two
firemen be employed on each tug instead
of one as at present. A conference will
be held here tomorrow between tug COM
pany officials and representatives Of the
firemen.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT ON WHICH
THE REPUBLICANS ARE MAX
ING THEIR CAMPAIGN WAS IN.
CURRED IN BUILDING SCHOOL
HOUSES AND BRIDGES. NOT AN
IMPROVEMENT OF ANY MO-
MENT HAS EVER BEEN GIVEN
TO THE CITY BY THE REPUB-
LICANS.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
ALABAMA CAMPAIGN.
Warm Fight between senator Nor
gan and Gov. Johnston.

gan and Gov.-Johnston.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 13.-Perhaps
the most aggressive campaign ever con-
Quoted within the ranks of the Demo-
cratic party in Alabama will be brought
to an end tomorrow when primaries viii
be held In a majority of the counties to
select candidates for the state offices and
representatives, to the general assembly,
involving the election Of United States
senator to succeed John t. Morgan.
Senator Morgan is opposed for re-elee-
ton by Gov. Joseph F. Johnston. Chair
man Neil, of the Morgan campaign COM
mittee, tonight gives out the following
statement.
s'Of the Is representatives already NOM
mated and the is hold-over senators, Nor
gan has 10, Johnston s, doubtful g. Popu-
Continual on Third Page.
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DEFENDS CAPT. REICHMAN.

PRETORIA, Wednesday,. April H.
United States Consul Hay, in an inter-
view had here, says that the report that
Capt. Reichman, the United States mill
tary attache. participated In the fight
near Sannas Post, is absolutely false.
Capt. Reichman, it Is said, was occupied
most of the time attending upon the
wounded Dutch military attache, Lieut..
Nix, who has since died. Consul Hay
has no doubt that Capt. Reichman has
been confounded with the American
Lieut. Lossberg, of the Free State artil-
lery, who took very active part IN the
fight.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
TOWN WIPED OUT BY FIRE
oCoNEE, ILL.,, SUFFERS FROM IN
CENDKARIsaIs

PANA, Ill. April fs.-Thes business por-
ton of Oconee. six miles south, was
wiped out by fire teday It is supposed
to have been of ineendary origin. Two
suspects have been arrested. The loss
will exceed $4,000
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
PRICE TWO CENTS, ssrTvEDr Er,ls. sssr.
BULLETIN OFT
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for st. Paul.
Fair; Variable Winds.
1-Latest From the War.
Paris Exposition Opens.
Progress of Labor Troubles.
Fusion In Oregon.
2-Charter Ready to Sign.
State Disburses Money.
Dates of Guard Inspections.
3-MinnenpOlis Matters.
Northwest News.
4-EditOriaI.
Washington Gossip.
5-SpOrting News.
American League Schedule.
Gin Local Political Field.
Republicans Panhandle Police.
Good Democratic Meetings.
7-WOman's Page.
Flowers for Easter.
S-Nevs of Railroads.
olive Stock Market.
Financial Reviews.
Election of Senator's.
1O-LOcal Labor.
Sale OF Stamps.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
DREIBUND THREATENED.
German Press HarshIy CriticIses
Actions of ItnIY.

BERLIN, April 13.-The German press
and the government are considerably
worked up about the continued Italian
press campaign against the dreibund,
especially sdnce the campaign has in
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
VIOLENCE FEARED.

Saw Mill Men at Athens, Wis, Go
on Strike.
ATHENS, Wis, April 13.-The en-
ployes of the big sawmill plant Of the
Athens Manufacturing company went on
a strike today They demand a ten
hour day and the same pay that they
have been receiving for twelve hours.
The men marched through the streets
in body to the other mills, waving the
red flag and are trying to induce men
in other plants to join them. 1t is
feared there may be violence.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
nlamchard Not GuiItv.

MEDFORD, Wis, April 13.-The iurv
In the Blanchard murder trial brought in
verdict of not guilty. Blanchard was
charged with having shot hts wife at Rib
Lake ON Aug. 2S
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
STRICT CENSORSHIP.

REDDERSBURG, April 13.-The Third
division commanded by Maj. Gen. Cherm-
side, has arrived here from Bethany with
out any incident worth recording. The
Beers have been located south of the
Wepener and Smithfield districts. Col
Dalgetty, who is in command Of the col
onial force surrounded at Wepener, is
holding out gamely. Exciting develop
ments are probable in the near future
The censorship is particularly strict.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
TO PROTECT PROPERTY.
New York Sheriff Called Upon for
Force OF Deputies.

NEW YORK, April 1S-Application
was made today to Sheriff Molloy at
White Plains for 100 deputies to go to
the Cornell dam to prevent the strikers
there from destroying property.
The strikers are said to have made
threats and to have boasted of the de-
struction they would cause If their de-
mands were not complied with. There
are about 800 strikers in the disturbed
district
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
TREACHEROUS GUIDES

The Daily Telegraph has the following
from Elandslaagte, dated April 13:
THE Beers are changing their tactics
and are moving from Glencoe westward
with a view of threatening our lines of
communication to Ladysmith
"On Tuesday corps of carbineers and
another of Thornycroft's horse narrowly
escaped being cut off, owing to the
treachery of a kafir and native
guide"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14

tack on Monday and again an important
attack on Tuesday, and on Thursday
there was continuous shell and rife
fire.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-14
AN UNPOPULAR FOREMAN.
sixty-Five Girl weavers Strike 70
His Dismissal

TRENTON, N. J., April 1S-sIxty-five
girl weavers employed in S. K. Wilson's
woolen mill are on strike as a protest
against the foreman, 3. P. Fingwill.
The latter discharged one of the girls
because as he said. the cloth she weav-
ed was too light. On examination 1t
was found to be heavier than the rules
required, and the girl was reinstated.
C0DfInueI on Third Pare.
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QUIET AT KIMBERLEY.

KIMBERLEY, April 13.-The town
guard has been remobilized and guns
have been remounted at the forts, owing
to the fears of the populace that the
Beers will again attempt a siege
battalion Of the Scottish rifles has
| arrived and the redoubts around the
| town are manned with regular troops.
The military authorities regard these
fears as groundless.-
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BRITISH WIN AT WEPENER.

BLOEMFONTEIN, April 1S.-Accounts
received here of the fighting of the troops
under Col. Dalgetty at Wepener show the
Boars attacked them vigorously, but were
repulsed with great loss. The Beers sub.
ssquently relinquished the attack and 1t
is said here they are returning north
ward.
a new division consisting Of two
brigades has been formed under Gen. Ian
Hamilton. Gen IIuttons brigade is com.
posed of Canadians, New Zealanders and
all the Australians except the cavalry
His staff follows: Col. Martyr, chief;
Lord Rosmead, aide-de-canp; Coils. Hood.
of Victoria, and Bridges, Of New South
Wales, and Maj. Cartwright, of Canada,
assistant adJutant generals
The brigade consists of four corps of
mounted infantry under Coils. Anderson,
De Lisle, Pitcher and Henry. The first
corps consists of the first battalion, Cana
dians, under Col. Lissard, and the Second
battalion, Canadians, under Col. Herch.
mer Strathcona's horse under Lieut.
Col. Steele, and the Victorians, under Col.
Price, are in the Fourth corps. The
Second and Third corps are composed OF
Australians. Each corps has a battalion
of imperial mounted infantry attached.
The Canadians and New South Wales
batteries and a number of MaXim-Vick.
ers will also join the corps. Gen. Rid.
dle's brigade comprises all the South
African trOODS
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Continued ON Third Page.
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ANtS UULs
Sale of Stamps.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Die 6rifliden Semperens=@ eiber

Die dritliden Semperens=8 eiber,
nel9e Sunbes : General : Inmalt
@raSs leiner gntideiOuns in Der
&antinen. Srase mesen nit ibrem gan;
beionOeren 6aiis beebren, iino pom
oieiem sebOris beimseleudtet woroen.
Orpe guis. cine Saupt:g sirutorin Del
Semperens(erinnen, bate in cinem
Setartitsl ibre Genoiiinncn aufseior=
oe,t. Ben Frdiioenten on iein Der:
iprc6en gu e%rinnern, Die @riga'ide
H~uslesuns ocs Nnti &antinen @elsses
no6mals in g%'rludsun9 gu Sieben. Der
8eneral Nnmalt meiit oaraui bin, baB
Der Eldlioent i'm Slei6 nad Dem BE
lu6e oes committees Der Semperen,-
8eiber erIudt babe, bic Sade nod.
mats pom iniitil1en Stancpuntte in
Setradt 81 Sieben. Oas babe er ae.
than uno oa leier u bemielbcn Sdlul
ie setommen, baB oas @eleb ndmlid)
III leiner jtbiscn SallunS nur 10 aus
selest meroea tonne, wie er es setban
babe. Ser &riessminiiter iii iibri=
gems nit ibm elmer Nniidt. Ser sra
iioent battle lid baber itrens OIL ben
Yu9itaben bes @eleses, uno Die ga
DIE Der Ssmperenslerinnen wiiroe ba
our9 n;9t better, wenn iie ibn nit
Orob= uno Mabni9riiten bombarOir.
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
HrGRoent aRc@iulen ieierte am

YrGfoent Nt@inleb feierte o,n
Wontas ieinen 81. 0ebutstaS unb
e,bielt bel bielsr @eleSenbeit pielc
0unoerte pom @tidUunidtele9ram
men. barunter aud ems BON e,nem
ausmdrtisen &errl9er. BEN 3Onia
Ghnle Song 2orn pom Siam. welhee
ibm belonoere Nreube aemadt baben
iou. Bon Mmisscibaiten tonnte oil
ienem Sage fau,a bic Neoe iein. oa
Der Erdiioent Morsens uno Hahmit
tags 10 BON 8ratulanten in Nnlprldl
senommen mar, haB fur Mnberes fei=
ne 3eit blieb. @,ele Der per 1ele
graph uno Foit cinsetroHenen Slid
mlnlhe tamen pom pell0nlihen ODER
politiiden Sreunoen, bic SroBe Wsbr:
sabl BON Yerionen, bic oil benz Gage
ebenidlls isren @eburtsia9 feicrten.
abet Dem Y,dlioenten peri6nlid unbe:
tannt iino. Der Yrdiioent nabm
na1oem er bic 8lidlpinibe hberitan
ben, iein @eburtstassmabt i'm Greiis
ieiner Samilie uno einiSer aus Ohio
ein~setroffsnen ionitisen Serwanoter
Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
2ittere Iramsoaal! &err @pnbz

2ittere Transbaal! &err @pnb=
bam's beme,fensipertbe Ye9auptuno
i'm Daus Der 9emeinen in 0onoon,
oaB innerbalb II 9asen 1SC. 900
Utann ~reSuldren Wilitdrs, 1000
Sanaoier uno Nu%itralier uno 26. 900
iioaf.itanilbe NreimiqiSe in Glib.
afrita I'M 6elo iteben merben, errest
g%ritaunen. Son bieier Sotalitdrfe
BON 213, 900 Soloaten, bic QUEEN
iiber 452 @eidise uerfist, iinb, OBJ
seieben uon etma l8. 900 Damn, Die
nod auf benz Weere idmimmen, sur
Stunoe ale bort. Sod ME bat @roB=
britannien cine 10 sroBe Wa9t aufse=
boten, am gnoe bes &rimtrieaes maren
nit Notb lno Wlbe 80. 600 Mann
suiammenaetrapt uno @ellinston bate
bel Waterloo gar nur %, 900. Bluff!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

Sic Yatentpatrioten i'm Sunoes:
ienat 6iiueten nal wleoer bic Sdleu
len ibrer Sereoiiumteit, Seoermana.
Der ni6t mt Dem neuen Surs etnper'
ftanosn lit, fir e.nsn Saterlanbs;
gerrdtber ertldrenb. Die Neueng
Lamb. g enatorsn eobse, Sawlep uno
@aurnser maren gang beionoers sroB
barin, Snuettiue sesen bic OppoIi:
ton, bauptid9li6 sesen Fstti9rem
pon 9. Oatota, 81 idltuoern. Oisls
trauriseu Geieuen, welde alle Weis=
belt in grbpadt senommeil baben
molen unb uon Yatriotismus form
LID iberqueaen. itno seraoe bieients
gen, uelde bic Nrt oil bic Mursel
unierer &onititution leaen uno benz
f9dnblidlten Smperialismus uno
W,lltarismus Sbir unb Sbor nett
6Hnsn. Oas freie @ort Der &ritit
lit ibnen natirlid iebr unanSenrbm.
uno baber m0dten iie es am lieblten
ais yboduerrdtbe,ii9" nit 9emalt
u~nte,briiden. Saraus lit an beiten
gu srisbsn, melde Sortidritte Die
&eattion inter Der Serridaft Der
Sirma Gannu, Weainlsp & 80. se=
ma1t bat. Soft bepabre uns oauor,
baB oiie Sispi9aft no9mals ans &u:
Der fomme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Die ean1e u ,&barjdaft mnnbe,t

lid II Der oas Nuifommen meiner Trall, "
idrcibt 0err Otto leSe, 20 Smesncp
Nue., N%lesbenu, Fa., oil Or. Feter
Sabrnep in Gbicaso, 81. rSeit pie:
len Sabren lit lie ON Wasen uno ibr
&eroauunssuermoaen NOR sdnslid &c
tort. Oieies grill lie beoeuteno an,
lie la6 I6rpad uno eleno aus, uno mir
ale flrbteten, iie babe bic Sduino
iudt. Seine Wteoisin mollte anidla
gen unb iie muroe tastdslia ihledter.
Sine Nreunbin beuos tie, es nit benz
Nlpentrduter Vlutbeleber 81 profile
rem. Sdon mad elmer Wohe trai
YeiIeruns elm uno bieie madte aud)
sulen Nortsans. Stun lit tie san'
berseitelt uno pom ibrem alten nebel
feline Spur ibris seblieben. BEL
Nasenleioen, 9artleibisteit u. !. NJ.
bat 6orni's Alpentrduter Blutbeleber
iia itets beudbrt. bas t0nnen mir, aus
gIfabrun9 Ia9en.
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Sic GfliM:n benofrati5hen

Sic 6itli6:n bemotratiiden Sci:
tunsen bei9aftisen iid fortmdbreno mi
8rpan uno ieinen Ausiidten. Sbn,
!3meifel iinb iie Der Inii9t, baB Srpar
bic Domination erbdlt, unb obn,
i2peifel minidsn iie ieinen grfols
Oas 9sstere eebt flar aus BEN Nn:
ftrensunsen beruor, welde lie MAIDEN.
S.pan 81 belpesen. saB er Die @elo:
frase in ben 6intersruno i1iebe uni
iid ausidlieBlid ben Srasen bes SIM:
pe,ialismns uno Wilitarismus mibme
@roRen Nadorud lest inter anoerr
6ftti9en 3eitunsen bic SEEM Yorl
@o,lo" auf bIe Sbatlade, baB BIZ
Semofraten ibren einsisen Sies ir
Der lstten Champagne auf %nationaler
Strriliraaen errunsen baben, ndmlid
bic grmdbluns bes Suiionscanbipater
in Ntbrasfa, Der bort cine nod s,0B:
ere Webrbeit erbiclt als Bryan in
Sabre 1896. Sas Slatt Sout VrDar
9roBes Eob fur leine albeit in be,
lesren Hsbrasta : Champagne. s.
iu9t: Der Sies wuroe, wie aut
w,iien. nod elmer in slorrei1er @eiit
pon Srpan pe,lonlid sefibrten@ abl:
idladt semonnen, in melder Nnti:
Smperialismus un6 Nnti: Wilita,is:
mus bic ein,isen Streitiraaen maren.
welde Srpan nit elmer @drme oar=
ftellt. wie nur l~ebenoise Streitirasen
bieielbe erSeusen fOunen." ga Srpar
in iener Champagne iein Stedenpierc
rSreiiiIber" gu 5auie lieb, 10 finoel
bic rNew 9orter @odo" feiner
@runo, meRbalb er baiielbe uidt aud
in Der MISUNDERSTANDING tbur
tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

Die Gage in benz uielbeiprodenen
3entudp lit cine iolde, oaB Der illus
bru6 idmerer unruben gu beiirdten
jtebt. Gem Woroattentat auf Senator
|@oebel folst oas Attentat auf Die
Staatss &onititution auf Dem SuBe.
Die republifaniide Eartei &entudp's
bat bei9loiien. RE 8elese 81 isnoliren
unb al bic brutale @ewalt gu appel.
| rsn. Na9oem bic HeSislatur oes
Staates, bic seieslide &olpsridait in
oielem Sale, Inn biele 6rase gu ent
ideioen, ertldrt bate, baB Der oemos
fratii9e @ouuern0rs: 8anoioat er.
mdblt lei. bdtte 9eneral Saplor iid
bieierg ntIdeiouas untero,bnen mille'.
itatt beiien aber uimmt er gu Ge~aliz
mabreseln feline 3uhu@t. Ole sssis
latur ldBt er bur4 bic Sajonetle be'
Staatsmil3 ause'nanoertasea anb bic
S,suns sans niatibrli9 nod Sonoon,
|sinem sottuersenenen @eite in benz
beri9tisten Serscountp eaurel pers
|lesen. Sier lit fait ieber beiperate
Glnmnbner Republifaner uno fanati=
|ider Yarteisdnser, 10 baB elm bemo
tratiider @eiebseber feinen Nusen'
bid ieines eebens fiber iein piloe.
gs peritebt ii9 baber pom ielbit. baB
bic Mebrbsit Der 9esislatur ni9t bier
tasen miro. @enn Saplor nit benz
republitaniiten &umuf : qarlamenl
pom bier aus ben Staa1 gu resieren
9eoenft. bann fennt er bas Semper=
ament Der &entudper l4ledt. IS lit
nur gu wabri9einli6, taB Der 0ewalt
nit @emalt besesnet meroen miro.
mas gu iebr beoauernsuertben 3u=
itdnben fibren fam. Die Sauptldulo
aber, bieielben b%erbeiseiibrt gu baben
|nifft Saplor uno feline i1le9t bera:
lbenen &atbseber.
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Die 0ier amerifanil9er Spefulan
ten, ourd ~uniinnose &aubmiribiba
Die natiirlihen 9ilfequellen bes Pan:
bes gu uerwiiten. fdnst aud in sube
bere,ls an, iid bemertbar gu MAIDEN,
Nd .rbaulefretdr Jtipera BON &uba bal
BEL @ouuerneur Der Sniel, General
@oob. erlu9t, cine &ommiiiion Dor
N~ufiebern gum Sdute Der Sorlten 81
ernennen, binter mel4en bereits raub.
9ieri9e ameritanii9e Nusbeuter be,
leien. Die fubanilden Waloldnoereieu
belaufen ii6 auf unSefdbr 1880, 900
Meres.
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I'm 0inblid auf ben @ahlfamp

Sn 9inblid auf ben 8abltampi
bat Der Yrdiioent iib weiie MdBisune
in elmer anselesenbeit aufselest. in
Der er gang anoers sebas.belt baber
miiroe, 1uenn es nod ieinen eisener
@iniden uno Iniidten sesan9en lpd
re. gr bat ndmlid Dem &entudp'er
l~liurpator SaplOr ertlart, baB iolpeil
tein @runo uorliese, baB iid bic
Bunoes : &esieruas in ben @ouuer-
neurs : Streit einmil9e. 9err Mc:
Rinlep bat cine iebr feline Naie uno
peib iebr mobl. baB bic ginmil9uns
Der Sunbessemalt in Staatsansele=
senbeiten Der Waioritdt Der Stimm=
seber Elm @rduel lit uno baber bat er
aus politiider &lusbeit benz Crdnsen
ieines Sreunbes Saplo: ni4t na9Sez
9eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

|. Sn oeut Momente, 100 Ser &entudp'er
:@obel. ,uelder bur1 Menl9erbanb
fiel, nit benz Sooe rang, murOe er
pom Der @eisbsebung ermdblt ertldrt
uno l~eiitete ben Nmtseib. 0dre @o6el
am eeben aeblieben, 10 mirbe es su
lhmeren &dmpfen 9efommen lein, 10
aber miro iein bemofratii4er Nahfol=
ger Bedbam, Der NIT benz 8lute bes
G%rmoroelen Seialbt lit, wobl Wouuer
neur weroen, obslei@ Saplor nod i'm
Nmte lit unb bic eesislatur nod Con:
ben, 3p., berufen bot. Beioe Pars
teien baben ginbaltsbefeble uerlanst,
un6 9edban,. Der nod @0bel's Sobe
uereiOist ,uuroe, bat bic Nili, nod
Sauie seianbt. Ser @ablitreit ibien
cine 3eitlans Nnardie 81 eebdbren,
bod felt iester Wontas Iadt lit cine
9oiuns Der politilden 8irren in Muss
iidt. Sn iener Nadt tamen bic re.
publifanliben unb bemotratii6en unz
terbdnoler III einem ginueritdnoniB,
bus ben Oemofraten entidieoen sanitis
lit. Sod ba;u fann iid Saplor 10
lei@t ni6t ueriteben. Sn ieiner @ano
lieSt es, Oh &entudp Nrieoen ooer
&r,eS baben iou. Gr mag Die Nnse=
lesenbeit nod einuenia binbalten, bas
ansemsBte Nmt bes bObiten Grstutiu.
Ssamten oes Staates miro er i1lleb=
Id bod in bic @dnoe ocs wirtliden
'Wouuerneurs Surild5eben m%iiIen, uno
Uenn er aub bic WtiliS butter lid
bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Nuf hes 0lterreidii9en &ailers

Muf hes 0iterrsidiiden &ailers
Inmates ginireten fur Die beutlde
Sprade bat in Fra9 cine Serlamm
lun. pom tidc1iiden @anoels uno @e=
ldditsuereinen nit benz Seidlulie &c
antmortet, bic teltide Sprade aus;
sumersen, uno smar bera,t. oaB Die
b,sber nod boppelten Nui4,iftsn Der
4.i6dfte beleitist uno our4 rein
tIdediibe eriest werben; peiter, bah
Die oeutiden @seuten %enilaiien uno
i9lieBli9 in tidediider Spra6e sc
fibrl merben loI, aud nit benz Mus
lanDe.