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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-06

BALTIMORE. Nov Ex-senator Arthur
T. German closed The campaign here to-
night al Lyric Music Hall before a rec
aTd-uTa-aiuE gathering.
The Senator was iu good voice. and
was given aU ovation. Ina his speech hg
replied -a Presidents Eooseyc.ts letter
Ia -.E--
livery so-calIed captain of industry
was opposed to the denomination OF
President Roosevelt. They were OPP
posed 90 him because they thought
lheTe was something III Gis makeup
tuat would cause trouble I'm the affairs
OF our country. BuJ Cortelyou- took JIe
party r-lu- and now there is not a single
head of a. trust or big corporation that
is aot supporting Roosevelt,
"What has brought 1t about2 Why
is It that Hartman, president of the
Union Pacific Railroad; why is it that
Morgan x Co are with the Republican
party after the President mas claimed
that ue viii destroy the Northern Sc
curities Company, which they organ
lzea2
Ask MI Cortelyou if his treasurer,
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THE TINES
$500 CONTEST
CLOSES TOMORROW
AT MIDNIGHT.
SPECIAL NOTICES
See Page Announcement.

CAB OWNERS and Drivers Protective
Association viii hold uu Opea meeting
at their hau. 1902 Pennsylvania Ave.
Sunday p. 10. All interested are re-
QuesIed TO attend this meeting OF great
Importance and benefit II
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of "a
per cent has been declared on the pre-
IeTred stock or The Washington Railway
ana Electric Company for the six
months ending December J. 1904. pay
a bic 10 stockholders OF record NOFEAf-
BIER 81 1904 The books for the trans
fer of stock viii be closed from No
Eember u 10 December i, 1894 Inclusive.
JAMES 3. LACkEH. Secretary.
nos, so. l3, 15, 16.17, Is 1g, -. % "a. 2sdeI.
THE CORCORAN GALLERY or ART
viii reopen 10 the public Ou Sunday,
November 3, 1861, AT l-3J o'clock p. m,
and viii be open every Sunday there
after at the same hour until further no.
tice Admission free. i. B. MCGUIRE,
Director
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WORKMAN KILLED
BOARDING TRAIN
Fatal Accident 80 unknown
Railroad Man.
HIS BODY BADLY MUTILATED
Numerous Persons Summoned to Morguc,
But None Are Able to Identity
the Remains.

Unidentified and unclaimed the body
"a young railroad employee. who was
az Delaware and Virginia Ave
.sles southwest, Yesterday afternoon,
presumably while huryiug back TO
work after lunch. lies In the morsue,
while tine police and the moTguemaster
are making every possible effort 70 lo-
cate his relatives or friends
& dozen or more engineers. nro1aau,
brakemen. and conductors from the
Pennsylvania and Richmond. Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroads called
ut the morgue after the accident and
looked at the mutilated body. but were
unable To Identify IT as any employee
with whom ,hey had worked Last
night dispatches were sent TO the
Southern Railroad shops at Alexandra
ana u is believed that several repre-
sentatives Of that company viii come
10 Washington today and possibly
identify the body, as ii is believed the
man was "a Southern Railroad brake
nan.
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SENATOR KNOX SCORES
JUDGE PARKER'S SPEECHES
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First Page)
tiated or the penalty for malicious Sian
der melted ouJ 10 their author.
Judge Parker says he makes these
charges with reluctance but because he
knows them 10 be- true. II he has any
such knowledge ne owes 1t TO himself.
ne owes il 10 his party. ne owes it To-
His country. 20 produce his proofs. II
he can establish 90 the satisfaction OF
the American people that President
RooseCII has cOusp,Ted with the trusts
20 secure his election OF that Dy amy
species Of duress worked out through
the chairman of the National Commit
tee and the Bureau of Corporations. be
has ezacted campaign funds for the Re
publican party or that he has sold in-
diligence 10 violate the law la the future
or compound Oneuses committed in the
past. Doe viii. without doubt, make sure
his election and have defeated caudi-
date wholly unworthy OF the votes of
honest freemen. But, nay fellow-cid-
zeus. there is no such evidence. There
can be- none.
Ell is just as absurd TO suppose that
these things can Ice true as It would
bee go suppose that Judge Parker can
sustain his allegations. and toF aH5
reason refuse 20 do So.
The Accusation Met.
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Ing trusts l.l-Lg ia. the peltaal1i- OF
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-1ant which il had nst fatena.l e., make.
T. requested Jn. Democratic national
campaign managers. ZIr President. tu.-.
n.v should not receive. --fr..+r,. or .r-#
directly from arr- frrsr .q.rav fg..
uarrafEr rurr0sag + notified f-au7 tr.Ft.
f. proposed. II elected TO enter uu8H tla
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Instead OF cooperating with me in
checking This muusTuus evL watch Sc
rious-E threatens the liberties of cur
people. you called i-lo consultation your
late Attorney General and from that
consultation le came out 20 make ABA
attack upon me for yeuluTius 10 crit
ieise tae attempt of the trusts to- con-
troll the election lie did NOT answer the.
charges. or attempt to. He did attempt
To divert public attention.
"L regret 10 say 90 gou that il then
seemed apparent 90 me, AIr- President
that you regarded the election OF more
Importance than the checking OF tGIs
evil
Later Z called attention TO events
.. 800 ' I+sI ... E.. ,5- ana re
n this city ana this country. foIIaWiaa
the enactment OF statute authorizing
The creation o. the Bureau OF Labor and
Commerce a discussion which Hepa7 s1
Ions ago as the first dav of Orfrbar
r----.
"a oo---L-isl1S'
NOW -rt me lerlte Them as ] have
i5e-tea them before new department
OF the GoFerannt was cTeateL-the De
--.rrUult of Commerce. To that de-
Iarrmeur was iut-usted inquisiloriaI
power over the great trusts ana corpora
lions OF The country. us head. the Sec s
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t-aAYOR M'CUE
ASKS NEW TRIAL
5 TO Be Heard
asday.

CIfARLOTTEs

CHARLOITE5
toIucys for J. sam
of murder in the 70
charge Of kuHug his the
verdict was rendered touay. submitted
TO tine court modous to set aside the
verdict and TO grant a new trial
The verdict came as q climax 90 one
of tie most important trials that has
been conducted iu che state of virginia
in recent years None has aroused
deeper interest or been more closely fol-
lowed by the people.
A large number OF witnesses was
heard and great amount or testimony
given, and over three days were con-
stunned ia arguments.
Once His Friends.
One particularly sad feature of the
trial was tle fact that LCCue had for
years been lawyer az the bar before
HliCu La was tried and convicted. ana
had Daeu on friendly relations with
most oil those Identified with the trial
The jury evidenced the greatest inter
esq, frequently questioning the wit
uesSes- TIE foreman shook hands with
lHe prisoner and the relatives chat sur
rounded him just before he was taken
60 Jail
Argument Wednesday.
Next wednesday was set 10 argue for
"a new trial of the prisoner.
The closing argument was made this
morning By Commonwealth Attorney
Gilmcr, and at Il.lj Judge Morris placed
the case IN the hands Of the jury.
Shortly after I.3J il was announced
that the jury had reached a conclusion.
AS the jury filed iu at 11.34 there was
"a dead silence iu the courtroom. and
When the defendant was asked 70 stand
zap Ge arose.
When the words determining his fate
were uttered ne showed no signs OF emo
tiUn. bat when his little daughter RUBY.
with eyes Redeemed by crying. climbed
ON his lap ANA his relatives moved closer
tears streamed down mis- checks. and the
anguish he felt was depicted ON his
face.
The courts strict admouitiou that
there must be no demonstration was
adhered 90.
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frequently Cueered. Arrived at the
Kings County Democratic club house,
Judge Parker was taken Immediately
10 the I-liuE loom. where a dinner was
awaiting him
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Killed by Freight Train.

The train which killed the man was
a dCubla-header freight on the Rich
mauJ, fredericksburg and Petersburg
line, north bound The gates were low
cred by o. u. Quad, who went behind
mis- little Matchbox while the train was
passing He did not see the accident.
but Andrew ApiteT, of 81 F0ur-aud-a-
half Street southwest. saw il. The young
man ducl-ed his head under the low
cred gate which prevented pedestrians
from going oH the tracks, and ran out
10 get on the train Tie grasped at one
OF the handles and seemed TO have a
good hold on il. but the train was 90
ing AT a high rate Of speed. and he
was hurled beneath the wheels The
left side OF his head was crushed in.
there being a large compound fracture.
his right hand was mashed into shreds
and almost every rib in his body was
broken. Ia addition 10 these injuries. his
face &as badly cut, and there were liz
Vulnerable bruises. The train was stop
ped, and the Hfeless body. mangled be-
yOLd recognition, was taken out b. rail-
road employees.
Ambulance Summoned.
Policeman CuIlinaue, of the Fourth
precinct, was I'm the vicinity. and inn
mediately FASTENED to the corner where
the accident occurred. An ambulance
was summoned, but life was extinct
when the surgeon made an examination
Coroner hewitt was Informed OF the
mans death and issued a certificate OF
death by accident
In the dead mans pocket a white flag
made of coarse cheese cloth. such as
those used By railroad employees, was
found ON one Of his fingers he wore
neat little ruby rlHS- made 10 be worn
BE "a woman There were no marks on
his rough clothing. and he had nothing
in his pockets By which he could be
Identified.
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Ser SSeueroGmun.

% inneopoli8, Wfinl., i4.Ie.
5embcr, - Iurf Elm in Der Iesteil
Rnft bier nllSgebrodlelte8 Sel,er ia
men orei Mitglieocr ser 6eitermebr.
Numens &ocob =. 0'iaer, s. 5.
9udIcu uno &obn 6ellowS, um'S
&e6cn, uno @igentbum I'M Mertbc
bon 1927 900 miiroe 5erit0rt. Ger
Brand entitouo IN einem oent Srlt.
3, $. Bed 8eb6ri9en @cbGupe lnb
uerbreitete iid) raid peiter. llntcr
Dem iibri9cu 5erit6rten Gigentbuul
befinoen lid Der 0eportement'2ooen
Der GomerS Mercantile So, iolpie
Die @ebGlroe Der Sole Somiteoo so,
Der @ebriioer gol,teQ ino oergiortb.
lueitern Notionol e gant. Bon ben
orei Opiern Itorben 6eaoluS II. WiI.
Ter Den 6lommentoo uno 8lflep
pltroe ourh einc einitiir5enoeWout
crid)logen.
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Or. Sod r~tnidlnlhia.

&o6eIter, N,.gy IA, Ge8. =
Gio g. 9roota, mel6er in Ser 0a6t,
no Or. @ebbnrot IN Neu.lllm ermor.
oct luuroe, zen M5roer iein Spfer be
Id)leiGcn lab, bat erfI6rt, Dab Der
W90roer oeS Or. @ebborot iid III
RoteIter nufbGlt, uno ooB ser jest
in SAT- befinoIihe Or. Sod uni6itl,
big lit. Sr. @roofs, Superintendent
clifton BON Der Gieiigen SSrrenanitolt
uno 2llttuolt SOmion aus Neu.lllm
bielten bier eine Gonfereni ob uno
beiudten aud cine @aro Der Srren.
onitalt, iporaiii @r. 9roofs einett
6rellnoe gegeniiber Gle GrflGrnn0
gctrcfiS Der llnihuIo q. aod)'s a6t
legtc.
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gcrmiidjte telesrapbiide 9cpeIdea.

Sn youngstown 8, bat Der
lenlotlonele 8olf.Bro5eB oantit &c
enoet, Dob @oli, meId)er am %
Ottober feline beioen Nngreiier 1boa.
GonneIlD uno Batrid Mc2oug6lin
ouf Der StroBe eridoh bon Sen sc.
ihporenen ireigeiproden wllr0e. Iie
SdieBoifoire itnnO I'M 3uiaumcn
bang nit Dem Stritc in ben 2)oulrQS
tofuner Gnlogcn Ger a@mcricon
Steel Scoop 60"
YrGiioent E5obn $. $1,000 Don
Ser .griten Notional6onf" in Mlat
fbems, Snn., lit inn 9%unoesgeri6t ~
indianapolis Der llnteri6Inguno
uno giideriGlidulg i6uloig beiul.
ben tporoen. 9aS llrtbeil miro ant
8. Sunuor gefGQt iueroen.
Hino Ruoolp6, cine jullge
S6ouipielerin, oStar" Der Son Ton
Gruppe, bat Seiferion 5, @rnues bon
Snmeion, Gal, iuel6er elf 9er9bau.
Wiliondr iein ioIl, gebeirdthet. 9ic
1rnairn9 beS Boures miroe in Ieh
per, GolY BON eiilem SricOensriftcr.
poll3Ogen.
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SdredlidJe SDnamit GrploiiOn.

Ntogoro sails, g. y, "A.
0e3cmber. Sn Oent Siuhnel, lucl'
der onf DER cannoiiden Seitc Der
Rioooro . Sale iiir ole oEoronto II.
Niogoro Yower So bcSnut miro.
ereignete ijd cine Gpnomit GrpIo.
lion, our6 luel6e Soiepb Ye5t IN
Stiide 5crriiierL cin polntider Nrbci
Ter unbetnnnten NoluenS t6OtIiHL g.
WhrQcn uno s. 9ltlGer idlucr mn
cine Nn5nbl onocrcr Mrbciter mebr
oocr minocr idWcr oerlcbt Iruroen.
Fc9f mor bomit bei6Gitigt, Ncirorc
mes Gpnumit aui5ltbonctt nobel
oicicS erplooirte. 's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-15

@eb1uhe pom Seller bis gum Spei.
der nadD Nn5eihen beS NuirubrS mO
Der &eridJp0rlmg, abcr nod mcbres
rem Stlmoen mlBtc Ole Suhe ais
irud)tloS u%lfgcAcbcu mcrOcn. Die
@rGiin mar Der Sbeilnobme an Ger
groBpolniihen GropogouOu Itorf per.
odhtig.
3metmn 0rillinge.
Die .Miint). q. o." beridterL oob
Die in GroItberg, einem 6letcn in
boDerii6en HegierrmgSe5irf Sbers
gopcrn, lpobnenoe 8rau SiIgen i'm
&auie zines ein5iaen IobreS iedS
aiuoer geboren babe. Sic gebor
0rillinge i'm lebten r%Sonuor uno
idettte ioeben i6rem Monnc ober,
mails 0riQinae. N}ou gloubt. ooB
Dies Der ~Recoro" III @eburtcn lit.
MeOi3iuer uno MGnuer Der @iiien.
i6dit ncbmen elm regeS Sutereiie an
Dem MISREPRESENTATION SoIc.
&arfemepcr freigelaen.
Die ,aieIcr 9teuelten gtofri6teu"
meloeu, oob Der @oriteber oeS Sc
beimbiireous ser oortigen @ernonia.
@erite, 8ortemeDer, Oeiien 8erbui.
tlInQ iueqen Observation-Disclosures" 81
@ube September 10 gelpaltigeS Gllf-
Iebcu erregte, freigelaiIen luoroen lei,
neil ni6t 2onoeSperrotb, ionoern MIR
imlollterer @ettbeiperb porliege. Bar.
temeper mar onfGnglI6 beIdul0igt
noroen, Die nelieitcn llnterieeboots
&IGue Der oel,tifen Morinc OIL &lib-
lano uuh Guglonb pertouit 81 bnben,
trno eS Lag ongeblid) Die 8ermutbung
nobe, Dob er olid) init 8roltreid) Sc.
ibGfte genlo6t babe.
SobeS @onornr.
Ridoro StroilB' nelle Symphonic,
sic ySinfpnio 0omcItico," Weld)e onl
Nontag III Berlin 5um erIten Wtol 81,
8eb0r gebrodt muroe, bat OoS b0dIte
Sonoror, ooS IN 0elti6lono icmoI8
iiir cine Competition bc5oblt Wuror,
qebrod)t. Sim gerleger bat Srn.
StrollB $4,000 fir olle &ed)tc be5oblt.
Die &ritifer gebeu in ibrcn llrtbeilen
iiber oas Merf meit %nlSeinanoer.
81 a II 3 NJ oroer perurtbcilt.
Gin SenIation5pro5eB lit, teIcgra.
pbii6er MelOung 5uioIge, IN ct.
8oplten. NieoersO eItreid, 5u Gnoc
s%egolteeu. Der iieb5ebn Sabre olte
&ned)t @rooer pllroe OeS pierfad)en
RnubmoroeS iiberiiibrt uno 5u 1S.
iGDrigem i6meren aerter oerilrtbeilt.
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Qos NrdiiNentihoitspotlm In

0aS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'M
State Genneiice NOR noh Der off
5ieuen 3Gblun9: fir Barter 1871. 1858,
fiir RooiepeIt 105, 1863, iilr @utiou
249t, iiir Snolom 1889; oo0 @e,
idnmtu6ttm i'm Staute 242, 755.
9. 6ruhf Gon Glcoe, elm Mant
BON 60 Sabren lit IN ieincm orci
ItGdigen Snltie, g}r. 81, Strobe.
in 0%rtroit, Mid), bel eincm @ronOc
unr'S 2ebcn grfontmen, mcld)cr ollrtb
cirtcn E~ctroIrmoien %entitunocn icin
oiirite, olf wcIhcm &aH Glcuc }u
fp6cn pfteatc,
,Sn Wrrp.Suocn, Conn, lit cic
meme @uffenballc Der Sftpaoron "
Der Gonnectiruter National1aroc,
mcltc ipebcn init einem &oItenattf-
mono BON $4,000 iertiG geiteut nor
oCn lit, ourd Selter total 3erIt0rt
mor0cu. Man n~eruultbet, Dab Elm
i~I6crbei5ter Diem Die nod lumber.
ItcbcnOen 6orbent6pfe Der Nnitreider
in 9runo geieBt rmO ooSllnaliid her
6ciqeiiibrt bot. Ser Shuoeu ioG
Ourtb cie geriiferlula Geoctt Ietn.
,Sn Nortb Mlondcitcr, Sno., bot
Scr t0.iGbri0c Sumtcl Smnuf ole
t5.idbriQc 9onnte Nlbcr mo iidj
ielbIt outh Shiiiic lcbenSgciGbrlidl
ucrulunoet, lpcil Ole Gltcrn @onnie'S
niht gcituttru moIltcn 0o6 er Dem
Wd0heu oen Sol mndtc. Ger ilunge
0tom miro iter6eu, >u0brcuo Bonnie
einigc @uoiittcu oui @cncilmQ bat,
&u ocu groBcn @dIocrn norolit)
bon @cit 2cuocn &..0, wltroc Der
~2O.iGbriqe &obn Grneit ourd) cinen
%itiir5enoen Baum c%ridllogen.
0u5 @cbGloc Der oNcaocmu OF
Nhliic" in Norlpidl Conn, lit ourd)
6cler in 66hc non $4,000 bcid)1oi9t
morNcrL Bur Belt ocS gluSbrud)S oeS
6euer1 lpur oui Der @ilbnc cine Yrobc
fiir etne &oritcuuu9 I'M @unge, bel
iucIder 60 WGodcn beihGftigt mo-
rem. 0ieir cntfomcn. mcuu aud nit
groBen S6wicrigteitcn rettjeitiG
ans Dem bremenoen @cbGuoe.
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i3pcifelsattcl fir @einaBcimcr.

NCm Yurt IT. Gc5embCr.
Rittcr Ofillin in Der SuprcmcG ourt
b%cpiuiQtc Dem Dor aur6cnl mcNcn
Grprciirmg 5u 3uttbou0itrofc Don
nidlt ncni0er oils / Sabr mo s Mo
nutcu ul0 nid)t mebr ais , Subrcu
mo 8 Wtouuteu pcrurtbeiItcn Nrbct
teriilbrcr Bbilipp MciuSbeimcr ell
3mCiicI9 Nttcit. Ser Ridter be.
griiuoCtc icinc G%ntidciomg in Ser
Suuptiod)c Oumit. ouB lcOiqIid) olli
Die Nn0obcn oc9 Contractors GiitB
WCin9beimCr'o &crurtbeillng cr
folatc, mo OoB 0ic Mcigcrung 0ca
@crttt@, Ole &lurp IN Dem Siunc,
mie Die &crtbcioiNlm0 ca bcontroAt
bottc, 5u in"itrlIireu TroQcn inpol.
pirtcl, ocrcn %GntitrcioumG Der Mp
peIl Snit0u5 5uitebeu. Wua bicicn
Introg 5ur &nitruirulg Der Sltrp
b%ctriflt, 10 lpor trob Ginpono9 Der
&ertbeioiGuna cine Nu3iagc oe99ou
llntCrnebmer& &obniou cntgegcnQe'
ronmcn luor0cn, Ger ertIGrtc, ooB
ser NngctloQtc ourd) Irobumqen
@eIO BON ibm gu crprciicn gciud)t
babe. 9ieic Nnqobe, 10 botte Ole
TertbcioigumG bcontroat ioIltC iiir
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men, inocB mic9 oa9 @cridt oicie9
Griu6cn ob.
0urdJ Die @clpilliQuuQ oe5 3rpci
icl9 . NttcIta Gcbt Scr Snll an Ole
NppeI NbtbeiIung Scr Supreme
Court, mo @ein@bcimcr, Der ieit lei
ner @erurtbeiluug in Den Combs &c.
Ieiien bat, fam iett ge9en SteuIng
BON @iirOidnit leinc 6reibeit erIon.
gelt. Sic SIT iteucnoc @iirgidoit
mllroe BON Hitter Miuer ouf $t0,s
coo bcmeiien. Die NnpGlte MeiuS.
bciiner'S criuorten,o ob lie bellte9iirga
idoit sur STEELE bobcn meroen.
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So. GOngref. = 3>ucitc Sitnng.
@citere GorbcrcitulQcu fir bo5
Stuopnc Smpcohmcnt- IoS
NouS poiirt oic oriuglihe Geii'
sit. g ertpiqi0nna8 Dill.

@oibingtou, 3. g., "A. 0e5.
- Hm Senat erifien beltte OoS bonn.
&oltie ernonnte Impeachment 81.
mite III Sad)en oes 8lnoeSri6ters
Smoune uIlo berri6tpte ieiueu gluis
trag. Nuboem Ger bonn Solie an.
acnommeue Smpeod)Ocnt @eidnlb
netleicu itno Ole onbcrcu crfor0cr
lid]en Mittbeilun9eu gcnlud)t mur6cu
mQren, ertIGrte Der Temperate 81
nutSuoriiBCr Der Seltot meroe Die III
Der gngelegenbeit gebotencu Sdritte
ergreiien unO Dem @aiiie ipGter
aunbeg omNbdr 3Igcbef Riieu. Gas
Solts E Gonite 5o9 lid 5uriit mo Der
Senot nabnt einen BON Btutt (Gonr0
on~9ebotenen 8eid)lllB an mclhcr Die
Grnennung zines aus iiiiif Senato'
rem beitebenoen Gomite'S oltoronet
oaS I'M 8erein nit Dem Sous Golnite
ous Impeachment n @erfobreu aegen
Smapne leiten ioQ. Der 8oriiber er.
nonntc Blott (Gonn.), Glorf (8po.),
8oirbonfs, 9ncou mo @cttlS 5uDtit.
aIieoern oieies Gontite'S.
Die Yure 5000 bill gelon0tc SIT
nGdlt 5lr Sprud)e, mo WtcGlmbcr
belt cine Heoe ST @uniten oerielben.
Bon = llbr an murhc Die YDilippi
ncn.8iQ meitcr bcrutben, uno Sor
otcr 90 miuiatc i'm Terloric Der
Ber6Gn0lungen ciL 0aS bon ibm
ongebotene Gorii Nmc1ocmcnt 5ll
Der Bill 5uriid5u5icbcn. - lin AL
ging Ger Scuot in GrctlltipliBunr1
mo 5cbn Mimten ip1tcr pertogtc er
lid bis nlorgen.
: nj @eprd entantenbnu e
murbe Elm Siebener = Gomite, be-
itebeno aus 8almrr (Ra.), @iqett
(GoI) Barter (9%S.), 2ittleiielo
Ore, YoluerS (Moii.), @lopton
(9lla.) un0O eormoro (NPo.) ernanut,
NIll IulHlOuC @lllluBSH llliSI utll w
Itern angenommcnen Smpeodment-
9eidIuB eegen Den gunoeSri6tcr
Swoune ouf5uiteucn.
Noh etliden HoutinegeidGften
conItittirte iid) Oas SouS oils Ylenors
Gomite mo nobm Die 8erbonolumq
ser oringIiden 0eii3it : 8ermiai
gunaSbiG in 2lngriff. Semcnrpap
W..S.) icste Die Gcroronnneen Der
Bill ouseinonOer mo oieiel6e rpllroe
noh fl,r5er 0cbotte obne9lmenoement
angenommctl.
0o8Sous poiiirtc bnnn nod einiee
9iaS bon g%eriugerer @iftigfeit uno
lebnte einen 9lntrog onf iofortige Or
lpdgung Der Bid sur REORGANIZATION
oes aoniuIorbieniteS nh M Tim 2.t9
erfolate 8erta9ung bis morgeu.
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Nrbitratiuns . @ertraa nit ,Stalien.

@obington, 9. 6, fl. Qej.
- Gin grbitrotionS d. 8ertrog 5mi.
iheil sen Ser. Stooten mo Stolien
mlroe belte I'M StootS . 0eportes
ment pom StoatS SetretGr Sup
uno Dem itoIieniihen 9otidoiter 90.
ron Ntupor oeS YIonde5 mnter5eid)
net. Der &nbolt lit ioentiid nit
oenienigcn Ser Observation-Disclosures
G%ertrGge.
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8~rGiiocnt Mitdjea perflaat.

SSme8o, 3,Yy H. Deg. -gli
Antrag bon Er1iioent MitdeQ bon
Den llniteo Mine @orferS bat On.
preme Court Rifter 2pon Den Ah.
pototen u. Q. @oleS bon 9in9bom.
ton N.-O., a~noe6nlten, ieinc eingp.
flogtc 6oroerung bon 100000 iiit
gcleiitctc InlpoItS0ienlte iudbrent
oe@ groBet antbrocittoblcn . Stri.
feS n0ber gu ipe5iii5iren. Ter ald.
ger ioQ ongeben, lpic ieiuc tbeucrell
AnmoltSoienItc cine SGbe bon 5000,
600 erreid)t boben.
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RufefcQer's nenes @eIdenf.

Gbicago, Sis. ii. Deg Gen
Weittbeilungen zines Witglicoes oes
gerotbungS . Gonite'S Der 9nptiit
theological Union 5ufolge bat Scr
STANDARD Oil aoniq Sobn 3. &o'
deTeaer Der %llniperiitdt bon Gbicogo
obermolS cine Sd)entung eemodt,
Die $2.000,000 bis 100000 betrug
uno fir Die Grrihtirng elmer Snge'
nieuribltle uertpcnoet meroen foil.
ErGiioent Sorper lit bon 0em 4. g)orf
5uriidgcfebrt, mo iomit fam man
cine bolbige gntiinoigune Der &c.
nollen Sobc oe3 neiieiteu Godeicl.
Ier'i6en @eidenfeS ernorten.