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mature to consider what would be Il G
course of this government sho1ld this
limitstion upon the treaty privileges of
the United States be insisted upon by
the British government as their con-
s;Tuction Of the treaty
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, October %. - Indi-
cations for the West Gulf States:
Partly cloudy weather, variable winds
and stationary or higher pressure and
temperature.
General News Items.
WASHINGTON. October 29.-The an
nual report of the Land Office Com
missioner shows that in the last fiscal
year over $500, 600 acres of land
has been disposed of. The total num-
Der of acres in the public domain still
ursurveyed is over 100, coo, 600 of
aces.
The United States Attornev fer
Texas telegraphs to the Attorney
General regarding the arrests in Mont
gomery county IN that Siste, for polit-
zeal otTenses, that they were made
principally upon complaint of persons
prominently identified with the Green
back movement, aud not upon COM
plant of.the Republicans.
Advicos from the Rio Grande report
sffAirs on the border more peaceaole.
The assertion is made that there are q
larger number of incursions into Mex
leo by Indians from. this country than
by Mexicans into Texas. The troops
on both sides are on friendly terms |
with each other and are acting togeth-
er IN their. efforts to prevent raids and |
consequently preserve peace.
New YORK, October 29.-Deposit- |
ors thronged about the Manhattan Saw
ings Institution to-day, were informed |
that their money was all right, and |
would De paid if needed at the end of |
sixty days.
Circulars were issued to-day setting
forth the numbers and other particu- |
lars of stolen bonds. No arrests yet.
The private owners of stolen prop
erty advertise offering rewards for
stolen goods.
The Market National Bank, will
reduce its capital from 800, 900 to
$50, 600 on first of January next.
CINCINNATI, October 29.-Three
ramps came to the house door of a
tanner named Thomas Tanner, near
P Irkersburg yesterday, and asked for
iood. The farmers daughter opened
he door, but refused the request.
One of the tramps struck her blow
n the face and pushed open the door,
beat the wife of Mr.. Ii nner badly,
:ook everything that they could find of
lse to them, and decamped. They
we're pursued, but succeeded in making
heir escape.
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To he 60teys Of Traris and BIaac0 COin.fiss:
| BY request Of many voters OF your district
am an Independent candidate for Floaier. To
most Of you am personally known, having lived
Among you since my boyhoOd. Those not ac-
-quainied wi h me ask TO make close inquiry
as TO who can serve their interest best. and that
they do this before voting. solicit honest
Democrats and Republicans 10 vote for me.
promise. IL elected, to the true interests OF
Travis and Blanco counties irrespective OF par
~ politics. Very respectfully,
wv RRrEGGERUOFF
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We are authorized Z announce A. II. NOR
RIS as an independent candidate for Tax Col
aector q Travis county lat the November cleo
Ainn
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JUDGE j. H.. BURTS is before the voters OF
Travis county a candidate for the county
1udgeship. He is the nominee of the county
Democratic convention
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We are authorized to announce Z. HALL
MANN as candidate for reelection to thu Of
fee OF Clerk OF the District Court of Travis
county at the next election.
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THE name of DENNIS CoRwIN is presented
before the voters OF Travis county rs a candi
date for reelection to the Office of Sheriff.
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The STATEsMAN is authorized to place before
the voters bf Travis county the name OF ]. s.
SIMPSON al candidate for the office Of JUS
tice OF the peace for Precinct No. 3, at the
ensuing elechion.
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FOR ASsEsSoR--VH. n. McELRoY is an
nonueed as an indepeh dent candidate for the
onice OF Assessor OF Takes for Travis county.
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]. II. HAYNES is announced as an indie
pendent candidate TO represent Travis county
in the Lower House OF the Sixteenth Legisia-
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w c are authorized Ito announce L. b. GILES
~ a candidate for the Aniee OF Assessor Of Tax
90 for Travis county az the ensuing election.
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We are authorized to announce FRANK
BROWN sf a candidate for reelection to the
ofice OF Cldrk OF the County Court OF Travis
county, at the next election
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Hos. FELIX E, SMITH is the regularly nomI-
nAted candidate OF the Democracy OF Travis
county for seat in the House OF Representa-
Iyes
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Judge THOMAS ANDERSON Is candidate
for reelection to the Office OF County COMMITS
sIoner for Precinct No. ?.
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We are au,horizedto an lnounee &. G. CULLEN
as candidate for assessor OF Travis county.
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VIZ are authorized to announce f. p. PHIL
LIPb candidate for Justice OF the Peace.
Precinct No. 3, Travis county, Texas.
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am candidate for Representative from the
counties OF Travis and Blanco, in the Sixteenth
Legislature. OSCEOLA ARCHER.
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JOHN r. DARRICoTr presents his name be-
fore the voters OF precinct No. as an indepen-
dent candidate for Constable at the ensuing
election
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DemocratIc speaking.

There will be speaking At the times
and places and by the persons desig-
mated below:
At Hornsby's school house on Satur-
day. November 9, at 5 o'clock P. NJ. and
AZ night. Speakers-John w. Robert
son. A. w. Terrell, A. ]. peeler and C.
S. West.
At Burdett's school house, near jour
dams and Giles Burdett's. on Walnut,
On Saturday night, November :.
nkers-J. p. c. Whitehead. 7. 5.
q. Shelley. r. II. Ward and
atic candidates are ex-
&c meetings. aud to
-. :.
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CorroN sold yesterday at from ) l-2
TO : Lee.
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The STArEsMAN 4s authorized to place before
he voters OF Travls county the name Of Il. w
N0LRN as an indeIi endent candidate for re-elec-
4ion TO the Office OF State and County Assessor
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State Democratic Executive Com.
nsittee.

State Democratic Executive Com.
nslttee.
f. G. Bower, of Dallas, chairman.
/. J. Fl. McArdle, OF Polk.
2. j. q. Wooters, OF Houston.
3. w. N. SpIvey, OF Rusk.
4. w. J. Gavin, OF Harrison.
5. F. 81. He1ry, OF Bowie.
6. w. A. WORKMAN, of Hopkins.
2. t. r. Bonner, Of Smith.
s. r. II. Quinn, OF Cherokee.
o. J. q Chenowith, OF Fannin.
10. J. g. Kirby. OF Van Zsndt.
IL. George l.. Patrick, OF Grtyson.
12. Thomas III. Murray, OF Collin.
-. AMI Bradshaw, Of Ellis.
IL. w. III. Richardson, OF Limestone.
IS. ID. G.. Clrriogton. OF Leon.
IS. T. J. Goree, Of Walker.
II. A. =. BedeII, Of Waller.
IS. A. p. Hill, OF Harris.
10. C. G. Sweeney, OF Galveston.
20. A. 5. Heryey, Of Austin.
81. j. S. Perry, Of Milan.
%. Joe Abbott, OF Hill.
90. A. T. Watts, Of Parker.
"a. z. L. Shropshire, OF Comanehe.
%. T. e. Sneed, Of Travis.
&c. ID. +. DUN, Of Fayette.
%. Yolney Ellis, Of Layaca.
%. l.. +. Lawson, Of TArrant.
20. Z. +. Hall, Of Webb.
30. Chas. Montague, of Bandera.
81. w. II. Burgess, OF Guadalupe.
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We are authorized TO announce JNo. o.
JOHNSON as a eand idate for reelection to the
once OF Tax Collect or at the election in No
Vembef next.
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II c. STILL Is ami onneed as candidate for
me Office OF Comfy Treasurer on the Greenbaek
ticket.
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BUSINESS. business from this out
promises to be very good during the
winter. Up to this time many people
have been very busy saving the cotton
crop, and, no doubt, with some the
rush is not yet over. But with the
opening of the fair and the raising of
the quarantine there should be a no.
ticeable revival in trade. The yellow
fever, the guarantees and the fair
have tended to delay trade, but Austin
business men have had no cause to
complain about light trade since the
first of the present month. Cotton
has been very low, but still the ship
ments so far have been double what
they were last season and the outlook
is comparatively cheering. Cotton
must necessarily be low when every
thing else is low, and therefore there
is nothing discouraging about that.
Crops of all kinds have been heavier
than for years; there is plenty of every
thing to eat in the country; the pros
pect of heavy immigration is good,
and Texas is steadily marching for
ward to take her place among the first
States of the Union.
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F. ZIMMERMAN, of Fiskville, is announced
as a candidate for the Office OF Cattle and Hide
Inspector OF Travis county
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We are auth orized TO announce the name OF
w. TRYoN DAVIS as a candidate for the office
of Inspector Of Hides and Animals fer Travis
county.
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Mr.. +. DoHMRIs announced as candidate
Tor the sherinalty Of Travis county.
ERNST KROIIN Is announced as a candi-
date for the Office OF cattle and hide inspector
for TraviA county.
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announce myself as a candidate for Hide
Inspector.
JONATHAN ROGERS.
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hereby announce myself as u candidate fol-
the position OF County Attorney.
Z n MOOpu
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We are aathArized announce JOHN W.
BIRD as an independent candidate for Sheriff
Of Travis county at the ensuing election.
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WILLIAM j sUToR is candidate for re-
election TO the office OF Inspector OF Hides and
Animals for Travis county.
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We are Authorized to announce JAMES W.
SMITH as an Independent candidate for re-
election TO the onhce of County Judge Of Travis
ounty at the next election.
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Popular illustrated book Zoo Pages) or
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Impediments to Marriage; the cause and
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LADIES will find relief from their
headache, costiveness, swimming in
the head, collie, sour stomach, restless
ness, etc, ietc, by taking Simmsns's
Liver Regulator. Persons living in
unhealthy localities may avoid all bill
ious attacks by taking dose Of SIM
mons's Liver Regulator occasionally to
keep the liver in healthy action. 1t
should be used by all persons, old and
young. 1t is not unpleasant, is pure
ly vegetable compound, is not injuri-
GUS to the most delicate constitution,
and will keep the liver in healthy
action.
Prepared only by ]. Il. Zeilin, of
Philadelphia.
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JoK PErxEcKY is agent for the cele-
brAted shArDe's rife. jy1stf
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Al. JERNIGAlN is candidate for reelection
o the Office OF Cohnty Treasurer.
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CARL q. PALM is announced as candidate
the Office OF assl Is sor OF Travis county.
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Nveathsr ProhahIIitIc..

WASHINGTON, October 90. - Indi-
cations for the West Gulf States /:
Partly cloudy weather, variable winds
and stationary or higher pressure and
temperature.
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THE EIarS BAREscUE -GSslemeu
Who were present AZ the barbecue at
Eirtn on Thursday say that I was =
enccess. About SEQ people wee pres
emf and the audience was addressed IN
the forenoon by Wash Jones and N the
aEternoon by Gen. Shelley. Zones
spoke about three hours. and warned
be ~.lienee very much, and or n
- -, ~ he laet a..rrNRd Gen.
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mature to consider what would be Il c
course of this government sholld this
lmitstion upon the treaty privileges of
the United States be insisted upon by
the British government as their con-
s,Tuction OF the treaty"
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KAssAs clTr. October %. : Com
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one finds any number of objects of in
terest and taste and q few moments
at the secretary's Office shows that a
very large number are still making
entries and will not be on hand with
their exhibits until to-day. A glance
Mt the
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-31
AWARDS TUESDAY.

The running track is in safe condi-
tion-deep and slow-giving general
satisfaction to horse men. The races
Tuesday were as follows:
First race-For saddle horses. T.
A. Gay entered BlaHcO, J. ri. Grumbles
entered Baird, James Horst entered
Fidget, Jack Stubs entered Comet and
Sam Burditt entered Wildcat. Wild.
cat led to the "a. when he was passed
by BlaRc0 and Baird. BlaRc0 kept the
lead and passed the wire under a
strong pull. The others came in away
behind. Time, 1:5S.
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To ns 9oteys Of Traris anil Blaaoo Co,ntls.:

candidate for the l. gi.lature, to represent the
notorit. district, composed Of Travis and B.anco
counties.
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fed Texas steers 81. 10000; grass fed
wintered 81 3O@2 co.
Nheat-No. =, spot, one ,ar load sold
at 10lic; No. ,, spot, one car load
sold al tSiSc
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LUMBER.
Texas Pine, Rough, per NJ 20 10 90
=" Dressed one side. 90 90
" Dressed two sides "a %
&" Flooring, dressed,
tongued and grooved. 49,. "a 90
Texas Pine, Siding. ... IS 90
White Pine, Siding, clear. $500
Three-elghths
beaded ceiling, clear. 1900. "a 90
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No.
/, per thousand, heart. -. 525
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No.
2, per thousand. ......... 4 90
Lath, White Pine, per 1000... 8 90
Texas Pine. .... 4 90
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.

Lime, per barrel (bulk) 81 90
Rosendale cement, per
barrel. .............. 90
Portland cement, per Dbl 90 to % 90
Plaster Paris, per bbl.. A 90
Hair, per pound. ..... z
Fire brick, per NJ. .$65 00a125 90
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QtO. II.

pollen Gnselegenbeit eine fiir9terli9e Stole.
9ie Dame, beren 3eusnib Der Sa9e eine
9an5li9 peranberte Gage 9eben piirbe, bari
ni9t ipre9en. Sm lebten Weoment fretli6
,pirb iie NIT Der 8abrbett berportreten nliIen,
aber es rpiro ibr Sob feift......
Sbrer &Iusbeit, Sbrer Gtnlidt ilnO 8idBiss
nns 6iirfte es inoeiiea uprbebalten iein, oiefen
Ntoment, 1uenn ni9t 9dn3Ii9 fern5ubaiten,
bod tuenigItens gu perSo9err, fpeni9itens TO
Ian9e, BIS reue Spliren our Grniittelirt9 bes
toirfli9 Sdulbisen aitfsefln,oen finb.
9rei, pier Ntal iiberIas Der StaatsantpaLt
bas S9retben inb immer i6iittelte er, rpenn
ct betm lebten gorte anSelanSt tuar, ben
&opf.
Gin anonpnaer 8riefl /" n,urmelte er mtBz
persniist por ii9 bin, yeirt seuDbntt4er &unft'
griff, Der mid in bieierit Sale gang befonOers
miBtrauii9 sesen ben Deftor MAIDEN tuilroe,
wdre bas Shreiben nt9t in eirem 10 gum
Ser3en brin9enoen Sone ab9efaBt. SD
no9te ben 8rief fiir bas wabre @eitdnSniB
etnes gntlaitun9ssengen nebmen. Rann ib
es aber? gs feblt Die llnterI6rift, es feblt
ieoer 9tnbalt CUR grn,itteliln9 bes Abienoers.
Rein 9oititentpeI, fein Datum, fOl9Lib utiB
i9 baS S9riftitif alS Sli9ts betra9ten, uaD
Elm anonpmer 8rief 1T ia aud in Der Gbat
elm 9h1ts."
ST itanb auf nnb sp8 Die &Iinsel. ,Sasen
Sic bem Serrn @orbeltb, i'd lieBe ibn eriuden,
mir einen glu9enblid Die Gbre feines 8eIa6es
gu Gbei werben gu La1ieni" befabl er ben,
eingetretenen @eri6tsoiener.
(6ortietnn9 folst)
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@ie nmfdnbIi9! = Sn ben gg6Beren
Stabkn 9eutfdIanb's iiub freilib bic antes
rtfanii9en Pferoeeiienbabnen einsefibrt rpor=
ben, aber Der 8etrieb berlelben rpirb NIT Der
befannten beut19en llmitanbLi9feit betrieben,
BET weIaer einem 4merifaner Der @ebuIbsfoz
ben serreiBen ruirbe. Gum 8eiipieI: Sn
einem @asen Der 8erIiner 9ferbebabn fam
man ni9t LIBERAL, ober aud nnr an ieoer
Strabenede etnItetsen, tpie bier, fonbern man
muB ii9 cine pon ben vStattonen" aufiu9en,
Die oft iebr nett ppn chamber entfernt finb;
anoersmo balt Der @asen nidt unO 1T aud
bas Gtnftei9en in porbeifabrenbe @a9en ni9t
9eftattet. 2eBteres rpirbe pieImebr Elm
itrafbares 8er8eben iein. . Wfan
fdbrt nidbt pon etnem gnbe ber 8abn gum
anoern um benIelben 9rets, rpie tuenn man
tleinere Streden benuBt, 1onbern ntuB Ttdets
psn perI9iebenenl 8reis, ie na9 Der 26nse
Der Sabrt, l0ien, rpie bel giienbabnen. 81
Ntan erbalt bet'm Sim itei9en pom gonbmcteur
elm Tifet, bas man bei'm 4usfteieen tpieber
abseben miB. gSebe benz, Der es perIiert!
st pirb tuesen 8taet=8etrus perfOIst. llnb
rpenn Semano bel al bielen unniben S9ez
rereien unmiri9 rpiro unb f9inrpft, 10 Iauft
CT 8efabr, rpegen 8eleioi9un9 Der geborben
ms Sod gu fpa5ieren. grit neuIi@ iu,irbe
in Berlin elm arbeiter tpesen ioI9en r8iIIetz
Betru9s" um 10 Narf ober gu 3rpei Iasen
@efdnsniB seitraft. Gin 8aiia9ier, Der auss
ities, bate ibnt sutntiitbiSerueiie iein Ttdet
pertari6t, bas tbn gu elmer lanseren Sabrt
bere9tiste, als bas pon ibm seloite 9idet.
SoI9e fleinli9en 6ubeleien heBen fi9 bier
in 9lmerifa gar ni9t bur9fIbren.
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9ie 3uderfIlinunae,,.

Sle Vtelbunsen iiber Die .3uferfdli9nneen
baben ptellei9t man9em 2eIer nnb eeruiB aud
man9er Seierin ein 9eltnbes @rnIeln uer,irs
iabt. Wlan6e baben piellei6t aus ssurdt.
oab aud Der 3uder, ben fie i'm nd6iten Railfs
laoen bolen, siftise SubitanSen entbaIte,
tbren &aifee unperiiBt setritnfen, rposesen
nns 9eltern cine Sreunbin perlt6erte, Der
Sufer fontme tbr nidt mebr 70 iiiB Dor ruie
frtlber uno ite nebme iebt 3rpei eSffeI pou
5u elmer Taiie, 1tGtt einen 2ofeI poa mie friiz
ber. Stun, NIT Der 8er8iftung oes .8uderS
i9eint es nibt 10 9efdbrli9 su fein. I3par
1T bte unteriu9un9 nod nidt beenpet unb
mir iperoen erIt ben 8eri9t Der gonarel;5 Gontz
mittee ab6uiparten baben, bageeen 1T IS uobl
palerO, ST boren, mas Die 9roben 3eso gurz
Ter 3uferraffinirer sll iasen baben:
9Sas 5una9lt Die 9lnflase betrifft, bab Die
Ee9terun9 beim 3mferintport baufie betrpeen
meroe, 10 perIi9ert Der 3uferfabrtfant 6apez
ntener, oab iol9e 8etrii9ereien in groberem
umfan9e ni9t uorfomn,en itnb baB Der 8ez
sieruns 9enu9 Utittel su @ebote itebeu, nm
ben 8etrii9ereien porsubeuoen.
SSn oteIem Bunfte Itrnnten Die gn9aben
Des 9errn 9apenteper NIT 0em 3en9nib oes
4ppraiIers I'M Stem gorfer I3olbailie iibers
elm. Q8as bas Sdllden bes inlportirten .3uz
fers bnr9 Sarben anbelanst, 70 bebaiiptet
Sr. Sapemeper, berartise 8etrlsereien fonns
ten ni6t einmaL i'm Snterefe Der Naifinire
le9erL neil Die 9erin9eren Sorten pon &ob>
sufer ni9t ielten nebr .3udersebaIt baben
als Die fo9enannten boberen Sorten. gtrpais
gen Setrii9ereien f0nnte, na9 9lnii1t Der
Snipprteure, oaDur6 Elm GnDe genaAt merz
ben, oaB man ben gegentpdrtigen io9enannz
ten 5arbenzSeIt ooer Die bolGn6if6e 9riiz
lungs =yletbobe, abi6affe. 9ieIe 9riifnnsss
Wietbooe be5ei9net man setpi1IerrnaBen ais
cine @inlaoung an Die 3aferbanoIer, Die 3oQs
Beanten our9 triSeriide anSaben 3u blenz
ben.
g8as Die 9tnflass Der 3uferperf6Ii6une
ailbelanst 10 erfIdren iopobl bic gaffinirer
ais oer Stem gorfer @bemifer, 8rofeiior
@banoler, baB 9eiunbbeitsi96bti9e 8erfaLibs
iln9en nidt porfommen. Sr. 6apemeper erz
ldBt fo9ar an bic Stem gorfer 3eitansen bic
ginLaonng, ibre fdbisiten nnO 3uperIaiiisften
Geprdientanten mad ben &affinerien 5l f9iz
den, oamit bieieIben bic sanSe 9erfdIf9ungss
fra9e etn9ebeno priifen llnb ben Gaffiniritngs>
YrD5eB uon benz i3eitpunfte an in pel6em
Der Sobsufer in Die Raffinerie fomntt, bis
our .gblieferuns bes rafftnirten 3ufers perz
fol9en f0nnen. Die Raffinirer MAIDEN 9els
teno, uiiroen SdIl6un8en rpirfli9 in 10 aus>
9eoebatem DfaBItabe betrieben, 10 ruiirbe cine
9emii6e 9nalple Der Probilfte Der Gaffines
rien Iei6t Die S9ulbisen ausfinbi8 MAIDEN
uno bieieIben ni9t nur our Strafe aieben,
Ionoern ruinirer fonnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-11-28

:, Cine Der merfwirbigiten @abIem
baben iie in gIisabetb, Stem Seriep, sebaIten
ba rpurbe Elm 9epiiIer &eller als @anbibat fur
Sas SSriebensri9terarnt nominirt unb erwabIt
unb als ibm nun Der @ountp gIerf bas @erz
tifieat ausitellte unb eS Inn einbdnoi9en
molte, itelte es ii9 beraus, baB Der Dtann
felt LANCER Belt I'M @rabe rubt. S8on DOR
ieiner Hominotion mar er tobt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-11-28

= Sm Territorium 8pon,ins 1T befanntz
lid i9on Dor Sobren bas Srauenitim
re9t ein9efibrt tporben, aIIein bies grpes
rirtent bat ltd ais cine flasIi9e SebIseburt
errpteIer. 8los Elm eirsises sSrauensinmer
lit rpabrenb Der 9an5en 3ett uon benz 8oIfe
gu einem Amte errpdblt tporben uno feitbem
bat it6 fein Nitslieb bes 1b0nen @ei6Ie9ts
mebr um Elm glntt erporben. Set ben eriten
spei @ablen saben ni9t bic SaIfte Der Sraus
ensimmer bes @ebiets tbre Stimmen ab. Sbz
wobl fir iebes @ei9Iebt ieperate Stintnt>
plabe etn9eri3tet iinb, 10 baIten fi9 bod ale
reipeftabeIn Srauen fern lnb iiberIaiien bas
Stimmen unb bic 8oIitif ben Nidnnern.
8los eine 9erpiiIe Sorte BON Srauen ma6t
fi9 Elm 8ei6dft baraus, bel ben Bablen cine
9toae gu fpielen. DieIe SoI9e NOR pora,is
gu Ieben. I9tbare Srauen, Die ibren id6nz
item 8eruf in ber @rfiquns ibrer Bfli6ten
ais 9attinnen unb Wiitter ftnben, baben rpez
Der 3eit nod 2uit, it9 an ben StinmpIdben
berunt3utreiben. @irfIi6e 8arbbun,nter
fonnen ii9 gar nidt beIdperen, rpenn lie
ni9t bios pom benz be6ern TbeiIe ibres @es
l9Ie9ts 9en,ieben nerben, Ionoern au9 bic
N9tun9 oer Mdnner perIieren. Cine Srau,
bic nidt flbIt, mas Ii6 nidt fir iie f9idt,
bat Die idOnite 3ieroe bes g8eibes nerlOren.