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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
FORTY. SIXTH CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE

Washington, 27.-Randolph, from
the committee on military affairs, re-
ported the bill already published for
the relief OF Fitz John Porter.
Logan made minority report. The
bill was placed On the calendar.
Edmunds offered a resolution,
which was agreed 10, instructirg the
committee on judiciary to inquire
whether, in the set!lsment or adjust
ment between the United States and
the railroads mentioned, as provided
for by the act of February 22d, 1875,
to provide for e settlement with GER
tain railway companies, any discrimi-
nation or difference of treatment has
been made by United States officers
in favor of one or more of such COM
panies as against the others, snd if so,
what further legislation, if any, on
the subject is expedient.
Pendleton, ingalls, and Cameron,
OF Pennsylvsnia, presented petitions
OF ex-soldiers and sailors for the pas.
sage OF tile Weaver bill to pay such
persona the difference in value be-
tween grsenbacks and gold.
Cameron desired to say, in present
ing the petition, that he believed
every one Of the signatures were
forged.
By Teller, by request, to regulate
Indian affairs. Teller stated that the
bill was drawn up by a gentleman
conyersRnt with Indian afsire, but he
(Teller) dissented from a considerable
portion.
Pendleten introduced a bill to
authorize the appointment of medical
inspectors in the navy to the Office of
chief of the bureau OF medicine and
surgery, and to remove the disability
OF the present incumbent
Consideration was then resumed of
the joint resolution introduced by
BaysTd to withdraw the legal tender
power Of United States notes. Bayard
spcks at considerable length, and was
interrupted several times By EdmundF,
Hho asked questions and replied to
the assertions Of the speaker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

SENATOR BECK, of Kentucky, in a
conversation with the Washington
correspondent of the Omaha Bee,
said of our new Governor: 81 know
Murray very well. He is the best re-
publican I know in Kentucky in
fact, be is one OF the best men
know anyhow. He is the editor Of
the Louisville Commercial. They
will make charges against Murray
and try TO prevent his confirmation
but l have tslegraphed him to come
here at once, and he will be here to.
morrow night. They will say ugly
things about him, behind his back,
but I want him here SO they can see
him. Then they wont make any
charge. Senator Williams and 1
10th told the PRESIDENT that Murray
was one Of the beet men in Ken.
lucky"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

The ST. LOUIS Glo6e-Democrat criti-
cises the Presidents removal of Gov
ernor Emery, and suggests that ''the
attempt to gain q little cheap renown
by pretending that change of gov.
ernors will solve the polygsmy prob
lem is too Eauzy to deceive anybody
acquainted with the facts in the case. u
L thinks ::'thsre is 10 reason to sup.
pose that if Mr.. Murray is confirmed
By the Senate he will do any more
than any of his predecessors to put
an end to polygamy, as the governor
OF Utah has no earthly power to in,
terriers with the pet institution OF the
Mormons. The CD. opens its
brief but eminently pertinent citicism
by remarking that President Hayes
may be innocent enough to imagine
that somebody will be imposed upon
by the pretense that Mr.. Murray, the
nominee for Governor of Utah, will
Immediately begin the great work Of
suppressing polygRmy, bu: We doubt
-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
PORTRAITS! PORTRAITS
FOX & SYMONS,
80 g. 80 Main Street,

Beg to thank their Friends and thi
Public for the generous patronage be
slowed upon them during the past iv'
years; and have much pleasure in an
nouncing that their MAIN CALLER
80 Main street, has been handsomely
decorated and furnished throughout, and
is now under the management Of Mr.. O.
w. SYM0NS.
In consequence of the great increase
of business, Messrs F. s. s. have leased
the Gallery formerly occupied by Mr.. O.
w, Carter and opened . BRANCH
GALLERY, under the management OF
Mr.. ALEXANDER FOX.
Both Galleries have received from the
east the Finest Accessories and Back
grounds, painted by the first artists, for
picturesque effects, that can be procured,
comprising Interiors. Terrace and Bal
cony, Boating, Cottage, Window, etc..
etc. These, with the addition of new and
improved instruments, enable them to
compete with and surpass the productions
of any other gallery in Salt Lake. The
public are respectfully invited to visit
both galleries and see for themselves.
@-J Just Received, a Large Assortment
Of NeU Styles of Frames, Velvet
Goods, etc, on exhibitions in the Sho10
rooms Of both galleries. n23
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
CHRAP COAL.

1t must be apparent to erybody
hereabouts that the coal monopoly
under which Salt Lake City and the
surrounding country have go long
groaned is soon ID be broken. This
coming event is casting well defined
shadows, snd the monopolisis might
as we'll make up their minds to the
inevitable. So long Es individuals
only protected against the imposition,
those who hell the coal business
in their hands could afford to laugh
and snap their fingers at any threat
to interfere with the trade. But
things have changed remarkably
within the past few months. Instead
OF few persons talking at random
about building railroads and opening
new coal fields, the community
generally has taken up the
matter, and q beginning has
actually been made. As yet thare is
gcoi deal of buncombe in the utter
ances On the subject, but there is just
enough OF enTnestness and selidity
about the ant:-monopoly movement to
convince everybody that something is
about to be done. a railroad between
this city and Coalville ia no
longer spoken Of as prCba.
bility, but is regarded as
possibility of the near future. The
movement to bring the Pleasan! Val
ley coal into ths Salt Lake County
market is also assuming proportions
indicative Of results one of these
dsys. Not a few Of the il huentiAl and
moneyed men here have manifested
substantial sympathy in the project
for an independent railroad direct
to the Pleasant Valley coal fields.
If some OF the county snd
municipal organizations can be in
duced to lend their sid, the plan will
not be hong in being put into eIecu-
ton. 1t will be seen by perusal OF
the minutes of the Legislature, yes
terdsy, that bill was introduced for
authorizing certain counties that
Wsuld be benefited by the Utah |
Eastern road to subscribe to |
the capital stock o! the COM
pany. It is said that
similar bill will also be presented in
connection with tls Pleasant Valley |
movement.
All Of these strAws ought ID have
their influence upon the present coal
monopoly, in causing it to become
more just. if not generous, in the
treatment of the community,
This country is not yet able
10 parallel railroads, and it should
not be compelled to do so.
There need be no necessity for more
lines OF railroad than are already here,
because the present roads have q
sufficient conveying capacity for the
trade. New roads will only
be an unnecessary burden upon
the people who must support
them however they may be
built, whether by popular subscription
or community funds. There should
be no occasion for tying up more
capital in railroads alongside of those 4
already in operation, and the neces-
sity ought net to arise for dividing the !
traffic. But it may be set down for :
a fact that this will be done, and c
speedily too, unless the Union Pacific {
pursues a different course in it's treat :
ment of the community. The people 7
have submitted to the extortions and T
abuses about as long as they are going
@. They are on the eve OF applying :
he remedy, and though the struggle f
or relief may be costly at fret, it f.
7ilI be undertaken. u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

GEN. GARIBALDI follows his divorce
from Countess Rsimondi by bis
speedy marriage with Donna Fran
cescs, a lady With whom he has lived
many yesrs, and By whom he has two
children, a grown up son and
daughter. These he also recognized
as legitimate, and they will now be
able to inherit his property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

The mayor of Dublin attended the
lord lieutensnt's levee at Dublin,
TuesdAy night 1t is expected tC
sllAy unpleasant feelings.
Charles Ponder, sged 80, preacher
OF the NJ. E. church, hung himsel
four miles west OF New Albany, on
Tuesday. Cause, insanity.
Gov. Cornell has refused to COM
mute the sentence of Orlando Green.
field, the OsWego vile murderer, and
he will be hanged on Friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

The NEGROES are slowly straying
into the field Of journalism. In
North Carolina there are six newl-
papers edited by blacks; Louisiana
has three, Tennessee and Texas two
each, and Virginia, Alabama Rnd
Mississippi one each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

AN EASTERN exchange ssys: "Ex-
Senator Spencer, Of Alabama, re-
Gently cleared $5OO,0OO by the GALE OF
9 Utah silver mine" Where is the
mine and who are the purchasers?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
AuER E. MURPHY

We are now ready to supply to
! Families, at greatly reduced rates,
: everything of the choicest selection,
in tho Wine and Liquor lire. Our
prices are such as 10 be within the
J reach of sll, so that those who con-
tenn plate puTch Asing for the Holidays
will rave money by giving US a trial
a liberal discount to the trade is also
given.
N.B.-We keep in stock, especially
for medicinal use, the purest Bran
dies, Whistles, Wines, ETC., at mod
crate prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

The New YORK republican COM
mittee will meet on Saturday to ex 8
time and place for holding the state
convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
January u. 1880

January II, 1880,
Cliff HOUSE.
w Crabble, + Hilfoyle, Park City, q
E Wylie, Cottonwood, ] Casady, ParE
City, w A Donoher, Bingham,
Conover, Alta City, w Wilkinson, PARK
City, j 81 Kennedy, Stockton, I 4
frame, A r Anderson, Lehi, S Ryan
Newburgh, n Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

IT Is good for brothers Judicial and
lsy) to live together in peace and
unity.-Quein sabe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

a BARGAIN. - A new Victor
Sewing Machine for eAle. Apply at
this office. wi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
WHITE HOUSE.

E Price, Marens, II Thompson, "
S Brown, j S Smith, Bingham,
Fletcher, c Felt, Ogden, o w West,
Frisco, j Montel, Montana, j 81 Cook,
Frisco, G McNew, Bingham, G Downs,
' S Clark, San Francisco, B D Sprague,
RushfOrd, MINI, ii A Sprague, Oswego,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

w NcMananrsy, Ohio, D 81 Pee-y
Ogden, G james, Park City, G L
Chandler, Bingham, P Z Conner,
Stockton, w E fethune. Sandy, l. Eleel,
Beaver Canyon, L G LID, Wales, j
Holley, Sp1ingville.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

TIE sEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and SaR1r-
lay morning, at 1870 year, postage
included: Barts of sYear st the same
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
| BlEHkIkL MUNICIPAL ELECTI0N

of Salt Lake City. will be held in the
several municipal wards thereof, on
MONDAY. 9th day of Feb, 1880,
for the Election of the following Officers
for raid City, viz:
One Mayor, One Recorder,
Five Aldermen, One Treasurer,
Nine Councillors, One Marshal and
One Assessor aud Collector,
To serve for two years and until their
successors are elected and qualified to
Places Of Voting:
First Municipal Ward, at the Ninth
District Schoolhouse.
Second Municipal Ward, at the County
Court House.
Third Municipal Ward, at the Six
tenth District Schoolhouse.
Fourth Municipal Ward, at the TWEEN
tieth District Schoolhouse.
Fifth Municipal Ward, at the City
Hall.
The Polls will open at one hour after
Sunrise and continue open until Sunset.
Said Election TO be held, conducted and
returns thereof made in accordance with
the provisions of an Ordinance Of said
City, entitled San Ordinance Regulating
Elections and Providing for the Registra-
ton Of Voters" passed November IL,
1879.
In testimony whereof, have here
[L.s.1 unto set my hand and affixed the
Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City,
this 24th day Of January, AID.
1880.
jas JOHN T. GAME, Recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
SILT LAKE DAILY HERALD
THE DAILY herald is publishes

TEE DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
sOription price Sl0.5Q per annum, post
sqe included; parts of q year at the
same rate, To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents 8 week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28

MINING PATENTS.-Fun sets Of
blanks for application for Mining
Patents-spproved forms-to be hsd
Of the herald Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-28
VALLEY HOUSF.

VALLEY HOUSEs
II Ruth, T Tague, Bingham, Il
Austin, Connecticut, NJ Murphy, Silver
Reef, S S Foster, Alta. A Wall, Park
City, Miss Dewitt, San Francisco.
WALKER HOUSE.
S 7 Taylor, Leadville, j Mulford,
Boise City, j Bourgard, Bingham, T E
Benfed, Omahs, E L Stern. P Spitz,
San Francisco, w Conroy, B J Byrne,
New York, s Newell, st Paul, MINI, j
II Pratt, Chicago, G Ferris, Denver, r
Q Beardslee, Uhallis, j r Hankla,
Topeka.
OVERLAND HOUSE.
E A Richie, j Hughes, Tuscarora,
New ii Hadley, + Bi7ius, R r Pratt,
Frisco, j HutchiDgton, j Brown, j
Curtis, Bingham, Hyde, j Jillon, j t
Ryan, f Ksrnes, Trapper, NJ II
Leslie, J Curtin, Park City, 81 McClelry,
Bingham, j FL Steed, Idaho, NJ Burke,
Montana J Walker, Ophir, f Candish,
Silver Reef. II B Chamberlain and wife,
Phoebe, j Hanley, Sandy,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23
eAue Der Reller aeaen Rrpff

S6nee uno 6rpIt meIben lid bless
nal friiber alS iOnit SsbbaIb erlauben
mir uns, uniern 9eisrn cine tpubI Be.
pdbrte DletbObe 6ss SerI6IulIes Der
SeaerbfnupSen mitsutbsiIen, bic mir
Der ,,Sannppcriibsn IanefpitbT6aftIi.
den 9eituns" entnebmen. 9telnllber
uno entibieoen ipirfiamer ais bas ee.
ipDbnlibe Serfabrsn, our6 Mnbduiuns
bon Grbs pber Wliit an ben Ntauern
ben 5roit auS bem &euer fern;ubaIten,
1T bic Giniiisuns eineS Sipsiten 9labs
mems i'll bic Seniter une Die anbrinauno
zines Sretterperi6loss nit eipsm Sufts
raum Sipii6en bemisIbsn unb Der @anb.
DaS 9pppeIisnher bdnst in Gbarnie-
rsn, 10 baB SafeIbe BEL miIber 9Gitisr.
unS aufsebpben uRo ar hsr 9ede bss
9eIlers onaebait iperoen fam: aud I'M
5Ontmer 1T Gin berartisss SenIter bon
9fuben, ba CO bic nite ebenIp abbdIt,
ipie I'M Binier bic GaIts. I'm bic
8eniterrubmen berum miiiicn ale Def.
nun9en innen uno auben bidt nit
MlHriel bertrihen tperecn. Der Bret.
terperIdlas ipirb in Der WeiTe btrees
iteIlt, pab mon, nubbem in ben Raus
eru 8Iet4iaIIs ale Stihe unS Suseu nit
Dl6rteI peritriden iporSsn, ;ana6ft Sci.
fen on bic ManS Wne pann iiber bieIe
bic Srettsr naselt. lleber bic Siias
unssfelen Der 8retter tpsTSen I6Iiebs
lid nod 9siiten aenaasIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23
Die 3uffduSe i'm eJrfano

baben sinsn duBsrIt bebrobli6en Gbas
ratter anssnpmmen uub iino 10 peit
seoisbsn, baB bic eusIii6e 8esieruns,
I'M Sale iie GsnaltmaBreoeIn antpeus
ben iOqte, elmer pffsuen 9tebeIlion Ses
senuberitebt. Die 2lufrlbrsr baben
ii9 unSpeiieIbaft idOn ieit Sabren auf
oielen Sdritt porbereitet, iinb ipabr'
i6einIib nit 8affen unp @eIbmitteIn
ipobl perlebsn, uno, mas pas S9limmite
lit, bic @nslGnoer iteben einem einiSen
uno bis gum 9IeuberIten enti6IOienen
Solte sesenubsr, Dem es, fdpu ieiner
8eIision ipesen, an Spmpatbie uno
tbdtll9er Silfs I'M 9tuSIanbe ni6t febs
len tpirb. Die 2anbIi9a in SrIano bat
isBt islbititanOiee (iriibe) 9eri6tsbbfe
prganilirt uno Sehbrben ein9eiest ;ur
grbebunS Der Steuern uno glbSaben,
unO ibren seri6tli6en llrtbeilen uno
anoern GrIalien tuiro bon Der 8eppls
fsrunS uubeoinSter 9ebpriam seSOIIt.
Dies aIein rei6t bin, UNI Die 8eSleruu9
iiber furs Ober lang ;u pffenem SOrSeben
Su ;tpineen, ipas Die bisberise 9dbrun9
uno perltedte 8eiebIpliSteiten in pitenen
g9iOeritauO pertpanOeln piro. 9aS
YroSramm Der SrIanber 1T ieBt:
,,SollitdnOi9e 2Vsia9uns bon Der eng.
Iiiden Serrl6aft uno @riinoun9 zines
in allen GbelIen unabbdnsi9eR Staas
teS."
Sn einem s6itorisQsn 9lrtifeI Iast bic
2Onoon Zines" iiber Die iril9sn Q8ir.
rsn II. d.:
,,GS lit nur ;u fIar, bab Die Serrs
i9aft Der 9eieBIUiisIeit bereitS Dumen.
iionen an9enommen bat, ;u benen eS bic
irii9e &e9ieruns nl6t bate tOmmen
laHen iollen. Der grlab bon 9eiegen
Sur 8eHeruns Der gadtperbdltniiie in
Srlanb ipdre inter anoern llmitanosu
mDSIi9 setpeien, ieBt wirbe eS ben
glnl6eln baben, Dap bamit bon 9tGus
bern Der 6rtebe eriauft iperben iOqe.
Der berrI9enben 9eieBlOisfeit GInbalt
su tbun, ut aIlerbin9s i6ipieris, bod
mare bIeie S9wierISfsit lpatsr, penn
einmal Der 0eIit Der 8eieBIoiieteit ii9
ppIIitGnbi9 enttpideIt, nod pleI idpies
riser. 9ie @esner 56ritsr's maiien
enoli9 ben @rnit Der Sage unS ibre ei.
gene YerantportIibIelt einIsben. Die
3wedIOfetcit Der ieitberisen ,gpIitit 1T
purb traurIse @rfahruneen eripieien
uno elm neueS 8erfabren ipirS ii9 ais
abiOIut nOtbpenpis berauslteIIen. IS
burfte sebOten iein, Elm 9eles sur Gnts
ipoffnuns bes 8olfes su erlalien, bod
ipuroe bic 3elt, lpelde BIS sur glnnabme
beiielben Derltrei6t, ipabri9einli9 buns
rsi6enb iein, nm Die DtaBreSeI ipirfs
unssloS Su MAIDEN. IS ut mb9Iid,
baB Dieleni9en, peIde iid benz Sors
i6Iase, auf seissIiasm gSese Grtra.
SeiuSnliis ;u foroern, iploerieBten, iest
nptbseprunsen elnpIlisen perpen, Dap
bic Jtesierune ii6 SeIu8niie anmuBe,
UNI beI Der erlten 9eIegenbslt I'M gar'
lament UNI SnOemnltat nabSuiu9en.
Us pare bbhlt unpatrIptii6, ipem bic
Viiniiter, UNI ben S1ein Der Sonies
quenS Su retten, ii9 trpB pes ibnen pOrs
lieSenoen DtateriaIS Der GrSreifuuS
itren9er 0taBrs8eIn iuiberieSten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23
Sermii6teS,

- Stnb benz Ssri6t Der SanSeIs.
TANNER su Cincinnati tpurben in neun
ipeitli6en uno iloli6en Staten pdb.
rsne esS ptrHOHenen Bei6dftsiabres
total S76, 900 SUnnsn 8obeiIen prceu.
cirt, oocr 10000 Sonnen mebr, ais
i'm borbersebenoen SSabre. 9tn bieIer
Ylebrprpouition 1T Dtihouri nit 81, 900
lOnnen, Dibisan nit 81 900, Obio
nit ~ 900, @eit. 0irginia nit 20, 900,
1enneHse nit 1900, Sneiana nit
1000, 9llabama nit 5000 une @eors
sia nit 1000 Tonnsn bstbeiIiat, irdbs
renb 9entudp cine 9lbnabme f.,n 400
1Onnen uufjuiueiisn f.. Die TotaI.
SsriauIe aus ::5,irsr Sanb fir BEN ipiri.
hd,::;Hi SSonium iielItsn ii6 in Cincinnati
auf 10000 9onnen, oSer 46, 900
Tonnen msbr, aIs i'm 8oriabre. Der
Berib Der llmidbe ipdrbe ii@, auf Der
Bats eines Dur6i9nittspr.iIes, fur
Sss SaHS suf 50, s,75o, 900 beifTsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23
Nennpr'e Winter. . HrOaramm.

groieHor 8ennor bat in einem Srieie
an ben ,,gllbaup 9lrsus" ieine g8stters
propbsSeibunS fur ben beurissu @iu.
ter psr6ffentli6t. DARN beibt es ms
ter glneerm, bab ber S6neefaa elm all.
semeiuer isin ipiro une iid pi9t nur
peit in ben Sueeu ggmerita's, ion6ern
aud in europa biulbsr sritrsden piro.
9aS brittle Siertsl BEG Nsonats 9e,ems
ber tpire nit itilrmii6em unS ialtem
@etter beSlnnen - cine faIte gSeue
nit beftisen S6nesitirmen, ipeI6e cine
quite S6littenfabrt bcrbsiiabren psroen.
9Babrene bteies 8isrtsls oarf eroBe
9dlte eripartet peroen. 9as Isbte Bier
tel bsS Mpnats miro milees Wetter brin.
gen, BON beftiSen Sdnsetiirmeu besIei.
tst, 0sseu Gnos bes 0tonats ipiro Der
itrensIte Gbneeial eintreteu, ipsI6er
bis Naibinstpn Iib erltredeu ipirb; sfpis
ibsn 0eip Dort une Bolton ipsrSsn befs
tise Stiirme ipiliben. 8snnor's gDet.
terpropbSeibunssn fir ben tpmmsnoen
Wonat m6sen in 5olsenhem suIammen.
sefabt tperoen: 9eftise 9dIte ugSS uns
sebeurer S1neefaq Uabreue hsr Isbs
ten 9dIfts osS MOnats unb 9(nfanas
SGnuar, ipoSuE& bic GiIsubabnsn blud.
irt tvsresH,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23
iinetI)t Ruprefbt.
Sin &inberIieO gum Gbriitfeite.

Our Iisbep, iiBen @eibna6ts3sit,
Dem ;seit Der 9inoerfreube,
@rI6eint bas beirse GbriItfinbIsin
Sm Ii6ten Strablenfleice,
@sbt eilis banu bon Saus su Saus
limb tbeiIet feline Spenbsn
gln a[c art'ssn ainber aus
Dtit Iisbereiden SGnben.
So6 eb' bas bOIbe GbriIiustinb
8esinnst feline Reiie,
8intt es aus6t 9luprebt erIt berbei
llnb fiinSiSt ibm gan; Isiie:
,.@eb, gtupre6t, mad Old siIie auf
limb brinse mir Sur Stunbe
Bon meiner Iisbsh Sinberi6aar
9luf gr6sn frpbe &unee.
Sb 9llle gut unS brap unb milO
limb foIsfam iinS setpeien.
9p6 nimm' eS mir niht allSuitrens,
Mein Sreunb, aud nit ben b6isn !"
anedt 8upredt sebt ipfort on's Berf,
Our MalIfabrt ii9 su ibiden
llno nimmt ben SrUben Sraecforb
9luf ieinen breiten 9itlden.
Srauf ipanbert er bon friib Bis ipdt
limb foridet mad ben 9Ieinen,
Werft ii6 bic ar'een Sinber aI';
9od iene, bic ba iueinen
limb sornis, bbs uuo sdntii6 iinb,
Die itedt nit faItem Slute
Srsunb 3upre6t in ben sroben Gorb
llnp brObst nit Der 9tutbe.
Drum al Sbr Ginrer, srob unS Helm,
8pat Sbr re6t itDne @oben
Bonn lieben, beilSen GbriittinbIein
| Gum 8eibnadtsfsIte baben,
90 miibt Sbr gut uno arti9 iein
tlno S6ies ME besinnen
SpnIt itedt Sud Rupre6t in ben 9prb
limb ldbt Sud ;uppeIN crinnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23

iencr 8eit berT6isbene SdarmiibeI
;tpiiden ben GnsIdnSern unO ben 2lmss
rifanern, uno man fanb bort pieocrs
bolt 6Iintens inb &anOnenfuseIn, 8as
ionstte u. bsI. Die STEELE, an ipel6er
baS oIte 9pdmun'i6e Saus ftanb, 1T
iebt nod bur6 cine Sertiefuns, cine
glnSabI Sdume uno eiuen alien Samis
Iienfriebbof srfennbar.
Die gistp Yorf Central un6 Subion
Riper Giienbabn bat ii6 bereit trfIGrt,
anbern @efeIli6aften 70 pieI aIs mBss
li6 ju 8eitatten, ibre geIeiie nit benen
Der eritScnannten Geieafdaft su bers
oerbinOen, 70 bab eS an 8erfsbr8s unb
SranspOrttpesen ni6t febIen tpirp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23

pS S. u. GourfOn Offerirt i'm Gn'
gross un6 9etaiIs8erfauf elm srobeS
Sprtimsnt Bon bersierten Sahen uno
llutsrtafsn, 9inbsrsei6irrs, 8aIen,
China SpieIia6en, SinSsr S6Iitten.
etc, etc. Gbenfo iresns unb 9lass
@aarsn, Safelbetsde, aerOicneIampsu
uno dbnIi6e glrtifeI in snoIOIer sIuss
tuabI unb ;u niebristen preiien, III
ylo. 422 aadatpanna 9Ipsnue, nebsn
SaHbIsp's 9ani, bo,2p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23
Stabt Scran + D IT.
Sierbrauer.
Nbilip NObimion's s
YSierbrQuerGi,

Solar Str, Seranton, pa.
gmpTsslt ibr ausseSeidnetes Sabri'
fat ben oeejrten @irtben betsnS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-23
Mer3te.

Nkp,per's @urm Gpreial, tin i6rts
MittGl.
Gar. PaIiam, fir Suasn, Gr-
ISltuna unp SrGunt.
gtttr piatu, fir esbtrbd9rn'
ben
S6mcrrbpietn puIsu& Gable
rao, Ttiutn gpetbsftr une Gtorsbaltr pafilr