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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-15
County Conventions

CHICAGO. ILL.,, May II. jackson count
republicans send 3 Grant delegates to til
State convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-15
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCIsCo, May ~.
The following the closing ofcial prices Of mis-
.ncLs tn day
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11

GLASS railway ties having, as it is claim
ed, proved success, the inventors are be-
coming enthusiastic over glass as the COM
ing substitute, not only for wood but also
for iron. They now propose to make the
track Of street railways of this material,
using broad longitudinal sleepers of glass,
having a groove in the upper surface, and
so combining in themselves the functions
of both sleepers and rails, do away with
the necessity for separate iron rails, with
their tastenings, joints, and other comph-
cations. 1t is further believed that by
properly tempering glass with oil this very
brittle substance can be made, mass for
mass, stronger than steel, and practically
unbreakable. Is the glass age to succeed
that Of STEELE Paper has proved very
useful substitute for iron, in some positions
and it is possible that our ideas Of the
eternal fitness OF things Of things are to be
entirely subverted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNVEN
TION.
Headquarters Of Democratic State Central

HEADQUARTERS of Democratic State Central
Committee, Springfield, H., March is, 1850.
To the Democracy Of Illinois: :,
The Democratic state convention will be ned AZ
Springfield on Thursday, the 10th day OF June,
1880 At 10 O'Clock, q. m, to appoint delegates 70
The national Democratic convention to be held az
Cincinnati on the 22nd day Of June, leso, ana 10
nominate candidates for the following state omces'
t0wit:
Governor.
Lieutenant. Governor.
Secretary Of State.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Also for the purpose Of nominating presidential
electors.
By directions Of the last national convention
the delegates will be instructed by the
state convention to vote for against the abroga
ton OF the two-thirds rule.
All citizens who are in accord with the Demo
cratic party in principles and and sympathize with
its objects are invited TO participate IN sendlng
delegates TO the convention. a.,
The several counties will be entitled to one dele.
gate for every four hundred votes and one delegate
Tor every fraction thereof In excess Of TWO hundred
based on the vote cast for Samuel Tilden IN 1870
I. W. MoNEELY,
A OpgypoRrr. Chairman.
Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
cd. Put Democrats in command this time,
good and true men. The party wants
Democrats not mongrcls in the van.

New ORLEANS is the great cotton seed
oil market of the world. Her exports for
the present season SO far have been $4,000
barrels, of which $4,000 went to Europe.
Shipments of oil cake for the same season
have been 57O,O25 sacks of which all ex.
cept 10000 went to Earope. AT the price
now current the seed product alone of the
south would realize $43,00O,0o0, and if it
were all manufactured into oil it would
realize $77,0OO,OO0, but it is not all made
into oil; but plenty comes back to us as
genuine olive oil from Parma and Florence
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11

Mr.. REAGAN hoped to bring the corpse
of his interstate commerce bill to life by
the infusion of little personal magnetism
in the house, Tuesday, but tailed utterly
He went over the same old ground, in a
speech which he was permitted to make;
but the corpse stiffened out and was as
dead as ever, when he ceased his manipu-
lations. Mr.. Henderson also pushed tor
ward his bill on the same subject-but it
seems to be conceded that national regula-
ton of railwaysis dead duck for this SEES
sion of congress. There will be new
brood of uuacks on hand at the next ses-
sion, and the powder for them should be
kept dry, meantime.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11

The Dover, New Hampshire, State Press
remarks that "the deputy United States
marshals, who have been signing for their
pay, can blame nobody but Rut, erford B.
Hayes who has forpuerile, trivial and part.
isan reasons vetoed the bill providing an APP
preparation to ray them. Mr.. Hayes has
written himself down as a repudiator oil
government contracts with the governments
servants. Hayes is blocking the wheels Of
public business"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11

Quincy HERALD: 1.-THE Democrats Of
Illinois were never in better condition to
fight than now if they know how to take
advantage Of an opportunity. There is
harmony in the ranks, there is good feel
Ing, there is confidence and there will be
enthusiasm in the campaign and the votes
X che election II no mistake be made. For
ths good name Of the party and our own
credit wo svef pray that the errors Of the
80 convention Of 1870 may not be repeat
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11

The man whom the good Hayes removed
from the collectorship of the port of New
York for corrupt practices, the same has
the Republican party nominated tor vice.
president. 1t was owing to Arthur's re-
moval that Conkling became hostile to
Hayes, and bitter conflict arose in the
Republican party in New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11

JEFFERSON DAVIS plantation at Hurri-
cane, Mss, is leased by firm composed
Of four negroes who were formerly owned
by brother of the ex-president of the
confederacy. They own plantations worth
$4,000, hire several more, and do large
mercantile business at Vicksburg, Miss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION
FIFTIETH DISTRICT

THE article headed "Credit Mobilier
and De Golyer" which will be found on
this page is a truthful and interesting mar
rative ola few of the misdeeds of James A.
Garfield, the Republican nominee for pres-
dent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
WEEKLY

subsequent Insertions ...,....:...,'... oo
Eicht lines OF solid nonpareil constitute square
.Ssplayed advertisement Will be chargeo accoto
IND the space occupied, at above rates-there De-
iuee twelve lines OF solid type to the inch.
10 regular advertisers we offer superior lnauce
ments. both as to rates Of charges and manner OF
displaying their fsvors.
dom ten cents per line for each subsequent inser
lion. c N p.,.u
q Co.'S Newspaper Advertising bareaa, w oPIusse
street, where advertising contracts may DC mace
for II In New York. ,,.
Communications upon subjects Of general interee,
70 The public are at al times acceptable ke)ccted
manuscripts will not be returned.
Letters and communications should be addressed
s.E. A. Burnett Cairo Illinois"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY.

BY the late report of the Insurance Commissioner for the
states of Massachusetts, and New York. the Equitable Life
Assurance Society shows the following strong points:
FIRSlhe Equitable has larger ratio of assets to liza
bilities than any of the leading companies.
SEC0NDThe Equitable saved more of its income last year
than any other company
THIRDThe Equabes death rate less last year than
any other of the leading companies.
FOURTHThe Equitable realizes higher rate of rent
interest, on real estate than any other company.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11


known prompne in the payment of Death Claims and its
rule never to take advantage of echnalities where an
equitable claim exists
Asa GUARANTEE Of this, and to cOunteract the peni
ciOus influence of technical policy adhered to by many
companies the Equitable makes ALL IT'S POLICIES old and
new, throughout the United States.
ABSOLUTELY INCONTESTABLE.
After the policy has been in force for three years.
The Equitable Life has paid since its organization to
January LIST, 1880, S51 .SS2,736, and closed its
books upon that date without contested or past due claim
The Equitable Life Assurance Society the first to in
trOduce the
TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY,
And thereby to popularize life ms anceto degree before
unknown.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

The Republican scheme for the colo
nization ~ The State Of Indiana with
Southern negroes seems 70 be progress
inr. Several hundred North Carolina
feld-hands arrived in Washington the
other day. en- route for indianapolis,
under the auspices Of the = National
Exodus Society Of Washington Are
porter Of the Washington Post ascer-
tanned in conversation with some Of the
negroes that they have been promised
each bonus Of forty dollars. their eN-
penses to Indiana and seveniy-iivc cents
day during the winter until they can
rct employment on the farms in the
State in the spring. A few months
hence these deiuded people will find
themselves without homes. without
work. without money and without food.
Then the charitable people Of the North
will be appealed 20 for aid by the Ma
tional Exodus Society" TO keep the poor
creatures from starving. The Republic
can politicians have re~orted TO despcr-
ate and despicable methods 20 carry
elections but this last scheme Of theirs i
the boldest and most shameless villainy
Of all. Their aim Is 10 control the
Electoral College by the importation q
masses Of ignorant voters into Indiana
which they regard as the pivotal
State in the approaching Presidential
election. The intelligence and patriot
ism Of the whole country are 70 be
overhornc BY the votes Of degraded
Southern blacks massed in single
State. Since the white carpef-bagger'
have been driy - rom power in thu
Southern States the Republican poll
ticians mean to make up for thei
losses in that regard by organizing
raid of black carpct-baggers on tn
North. But their well-laid scheme vii
probably operate against them in tn
end. The American people viii no
tamely brook this attempt to defeat III
intelligent choice Of the voters of In
diana. No decent Republican viii en-
dorse 50 outrageous trick a. thi
attempt to capture the Presidenc
through the importation Of Scuthcr
negroes into States closely divided Ne
tween the two political parties. 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30


III the third-term scheme is 20 be de-
feated il must be by Republicans.
They alone are qualified 10 treat the
case. and they may as well begin their
work OF opposition by recognizing the
fact and conforming their arrangements
TO il.
The Democrats will oppose the third
term. Of course They viii do il. both
on the ground Of opposition to the pro-
posed violation Of wholesome and
safe tradition. and opposition 90 the
particular person in whose behalf the
violation is proposed 1t may be that
there are individual Democrats here
and there in the South who will eagerly
support Grant. because they know THAI
a third term viii hasten an imperializa-
ton Of the Government. and II may be
riso that there are individual Demo-
cratS in the East who viii eagerly sup
port him because they want :. strong
Government" and 4 4. strong man. NJ
the head Of H. But this only makes il
the palmer that the defeat Of Grant
must come from those members Of his
own party who are hostile 10 him and
to the violation of precedent in his in
lEIErA- lac AftlAAVLA AAAA IfA4A AAA@t -
counted on TO oppose the scheme with
all their strength But the Democratic
and Republican parties are nearly even
IL divided Neither has vote 70 spare
and this il the secret Of the intense
interest which the forthcoming strug-
gle is already exciting Here, then IS
the opportunity Of these Republicans
who know that third term for
Grant would be = revival Of the pol
lev Of his second term, with it,
discredifable personalism. its stub
born adherence to obnoxious favor
ties. and its debasemenf Of the Civil
service. VIII the Liberal Republicans
Of 1876 be revived? Their base Of oper-
atoms was opposition TO the Grant Adj
ministratiOn. If they were TO reappear,
strengthened by that conservative SEN
timent in the Republican camp which
disfrus,s departure from established
rules. and by that sturdy German opp0-
sition To Grant which Mr.. Schurz repre-
SCENTS. they might make decided i'm
preston on the politics Of 1880 They
might prevent Grants nomination or.
failing in that. prevent his election A
comparatively small body Of scratch
inE kepNUilc1U> utlt1lt1 one tAlf1i-
date on the Cornell ticket in New York
AZ the recent election and would have
defeated the whole ticket. but for the
John Kelly diversion on the Demo
cratic side. Are there 10000 anti
third term Republicans in New York
and 10000 anii-third term Germans in
Ohioe II 50. they have the game in
their hands. The third-term j. at theiI
mercy. A vigorous and organized nc
ton with a dozen speeches from Mr..
Schurz in Ohio. and spirited canvass
in New York. would defeat Grant in
spite OF all the delusive impetus which
the present receptions are giving =
him.
OF course they would not be able 4
nominate and elect q candidate Of theil
own: they would have 10 choose be
tween Grant and tirst-rafe Democrat
But this cannot be helped II Is proba
blv. the only choice left them and the.
NAV as well recognise IL and take thei
measures NJ once in conformity 70 it,
81. Louis Republican
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

Old Eph took notion the other day
that he must make his viii. and called
to consult lawyer for saat purpose
The attorney gathered pencil and .
piece 81 paper and prepared to make :
schedule.
well Eph, what property hsye ycu
got;-'
s.Well. sab. dar's dat emery bcbtailed
dowg dot nebbcr sleeps. or ef he does
he-S allns talkin- in H. Leabe him to
dat neffy II mine. nebber liked dat
niggah.
.All right, said the attorney, "there
GOES the dog
Den dars dat hazel splitter SOW
Leahe her 70 whoebbcr kin kosch herr
.The sow i disposed off, said the
lawyer.
.De bacy-hox an pipe kin 20 to the
boy soon as he gifts old enuf 10 spit froo
his feef.''
.It i - recorded. 4 answered the A.
torney.
lie house and 10: goes 70 de GAL
.But there's an incumbrance on the
house. Eph."
.whar dats you says''
There j. M incrmbrznce on the
house"
.Oh. dcre am. am dep Drn lie wuff
morn I thought WAS Leabe he cum-
brans To de ole woman for 20 live on y
-DeS M0tnes fTOwxl Register
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

every vote obtained for the Republican
ticket through the colonization of
Southern field-haDds white Republi-
can viii turn away from his pariy in
disgust and rebuke the attempted fraud
by casting his ballot for the Democratic
candidate. The workingmen Of the
North. white and colored. whose occu-
patton is threatened BY the immigration
Of Southern negroes under Republican
stipulation. will seek self-protcction in
the election Of the Democratic ticket
This latest and most desperate trick Of
the Republican leaders must therefore
result disastrously 70 their party. But
the poor wrctches who are seduced
from their homes with glittcring prom
ises never TO be fulfilled will unfortu-
naiely be the principal sufferers in the
end Harrisburg (Ra-) Pz,riot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

Formerly women never were in
vitcd to any notable banquet or break
fast. At the authors breakfast, given
to Oliver Wendell Holmes on his seven
ticth birthday, woman in literature was
recognized for the first time on such q
grand occasion. Some twenty lady con-
tributors 70 the atlantic Monthly We're
present among the great Yankee liiera-
nv lights.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

Frederick, Duke Of Schleswig- Hcl-
stein, died recently, in the ffty-first
year of his age lie was the chief Of
the Younger branch of his family, in
consequence Of the remuneration Of his
father. lie was Major-Gcneral Of the
Bavarian Army, and was married In
1856 to the Duchess Adelaide, daughter
Of the late Ernest, Prince Of Hohcn-
lohc-Langenburg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

Prof. William 4. Harris, after con-
nection Of y years with the St. Louis
public schools, has given notice that he
will not again be candidate for the
SUPPLEMENTARY, but will retire 1t the
close Of the present scholastic year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

AMAN may be brave enough 70 walk
right up to the cannon's mouth and yet
not have the courage TO hand his wife a
letter he has carried In his jacket for a
week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

The works for the railway across
the Isthmus Of Tchuantcpcc have been
commenced. The line will be 100 miles
long.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

A NEW and valuable variety Of celery
which originated near Newark, n. j.,
is attracting considerable attention
among market gardeners. 1t Is called
the Golden Dwarf and in size and habit
Of growth is much the same as the
dwarf white kinds, except that when
blanched the heart, which Is large and
full, is Of a waxy, golden yellow, rem
dcring il most striking and snowy
variety. for either market or private use.
1t is entirely solid and Of most excellent
flavor and one of the best keepers dur
ing winter we have ever known. The
habiual daily use Of this esculent can
not be too highly recommended. II Is
said to promote digestion, quicting, too,
the nerves, and is highly recommended
in connection with good nutritious food
rs sort Of vegetable tonic. Canary
birds are very fond Of 1t, being Of 4
delicate organization, easily frightened,
and subject occasionally to fits, they APP
pear to bc benefited by it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

ORANGE CAKE.--Two cupfuls white
sugar, two cupfuls -four, one-half cupful
water, two teaspoonfuls baking-powdcr,
pinch Of salt, five eggs--all the yclks, and
whites Of two--one orange, grated rind
and half Of the juice. Bake in four
sheets. Icing 70 spread between the
laycrs--whitcs Of three eggs, half the
Juice Of the orange, one cupful sugar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-30

The following statement by p. A.
Sawyer. the Secretary Of State elected
by the Fusion Legislature Of Maine,
was published on the 18th:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
&ic man cine STRIDE obne aies
mics uno Sairs baut.

Su Der llmsesenb uon Calais befntet
fi& am l1fsr bes Wserss elm groses Oorf;
feline @inpobner ftnb urms Slider, peI6e
pom ibrer arbeit leben. Sie batten feline
R;rGe; unb bic @%ntfernuns gum nd4ften
@Ottesbauie mar sroe,. aber ME ioaten fe
cine Rir9s bauen? sic bsraibi4Iaeten
nit eiuem Marineoffytsr, peI6sr Elm
wabtbaft 9rifIi9ss Ssrs uno eble, bobe
@efibIe beiaB. vMeine Srsunbs," laste
CT ibuen, nibr fOunt in tur,sr 8sit cine
Str5e e~rIauseu. S6rt: in isbem Slider.
boot Iest einen SLID fur ben Iisbsn Soft
bst Settle unb u~erfauft bisis Slide suiam,
men gum 8efteu sursr &ir6e. Scuat beute
bamit on, unb baIb psrbet ibr ben Brunb.
iteiu Iesen t%Snnsa.@ Ser &atb uuros be-
fOIst unb treu aussefibrt. Sn Der Stabt
itritt mar fid UNI bic Slide vfir ben lie,
ben @ott~; fe purben INNER gut pertduft.
Der Raiier ufrweilte auf elmer gfsifs in
Calais unb b6rte Don bieier Tbatla9e CT
DurOe bauon 10 erbuut, baB sr iaste: Sd
wtu aud msinen tleiuen Slid seben, unb
Der Slid bes Satiers mar elm Eauienb;
fraucbiaet. Dant ben Sii4en ,fir ben
ben lieben Soft" purbs bic &irde oebaut;
fe 1T tstn 9roBurtisss 0snfmaI ber gau:
tuuf, uber fte 1T 3pstmdBis un6 pisl be,
iu9t. -t ,.r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20

In, tatboIii5sn S9uls unb &elisionsun'
Con al bieiem i96nsu, trOfIt9en
iinb b09it nisIt1em Wifeu bat bas Rins
Der Sreif9uIe feine Sbee. Grauris. absr
leiber III ~ pabr. Grmes &inb! Der.
blsnbets lsIt! 5utunft amsrita's, bel
einem ioIdsu l1nterribt! Dag Relision
fur uniere &epubIit notbwsnbis 1T, has
baben bic gdtsr bsrislbsn ertannt ,baB Rs,
lision notbpenbts III, has babsn bic Sels
ben, weldt ibr Sertblut fir Gu1ertta's
6reibeit pasofen, sepuBt; baB man bic
&eltsipn als ni9t ibstfiifs betra9tet,
has seisen ste 8esinfisunsen in ben Ser
faTunsen Der Staatsn.l Nnr Der Ebcr
iast uub tann iasen: es 9ibt tetn
@ott, uab nur Der Ebor tam iassn:
Der Staat unb bic Ser. Staas
ten t6nnen fsrtts uerben, o bne
ReItstpn. Nm elm lauer, eth sefal'
Iener Rattolit, oSer usrbiHsaer 9roteifant
tam TN Rat5oli,ismus einen m65tisen
Seinb Der Republit un6 In ben SreiI6ulsa
Die 5atuaft Gmsrita's erbIitsn. Gine
iaubsre Sufunft nit 9%alsenbumor Il la
frans0fits &suolution. Der Iiebe Soft
mOse uns Dor bieier 3utunft bspabrsn!
Seoes @si9Opf sibt In ieiner Art 9Ott bic
@bre, nur Der Weni1 psrpsi9srt linn ielbe
nur bus Reui9entinb ioa ben Wes ni9t
tsnnen Iernen, auf pel5em es ieinem 9ott,
ieinem Sd6pfer bisnsn cu.-Serlotterte
Belt! gIinoe Weni9bsit! Gin Croft mare
es nod, ruenrt nur aue RatboIiteR it5 bieier
Pfidt, Soft bic @5re su seben, bsuuBt
pdren. Aber baS fs es nidt fnb, ssissu
bic, uel3e lire &inber Der Sreii5uIe, obus
burd bic 3otb ~ssbrunsen gu ieiu, iberse'
ben. lluiere climber miiisn mas &e6tss
lsrnen! Sa pobL! absr Y6fder. erbarm
I ,5e Yfui9er tn 9laubsns. Ihb Sittsnlsbrs,
oas bhrfsn, fe i9Ou abteiben? 2! 9aft eu.
Iieber 2efsr, ben Nnteridisb sstnerttf
Meun ni9t 70, wiu i'd i'm Dir bier nod ma
turb gebeu: Das tatb ltd eE&tub,
Hermit tn bertatbottf1en S1ui,
uebif alb c m, N as bas &iub c,
5reii5uls Iernt,tietnen Got
feunen, ietueu @ottIteben, Ell
men @ott bienen uub ieIis wer
ben. Gin wabrbaft srOBer uuterIdiel
bet 9let4er 9eiituns unb awar 3u ,Suufei
Der tatb. S@uIen. 'SSSr ~ w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
Die Stimnle 9cu's XIII.
9n Ole ,,Gpiumbia'-.

Nir briidtsn in unierer lebten Ger. bic
Befrembuns aus, baB bic columbia" BON
RtIuautse bas vginseianbt" beg Germ 8.
VI. .. ni6t per0ffsntli9t babe. Wie es
i5eint, cling ibr bas ginseianbt AZ ,ipdt"
III. 0ir Iaflen bas oils gnti1uIbiguns
eeIteu. Oabei bemertt bas Blatt, baB es
fi9 ni5t au ben vWibertausrn" rs9ne unb
baber ni6t Ra9ri9teu brinssn MOLE, bic
4 ober 5 Wonate ali fnb. go melt aud
gut! Au9 bas polsn mir Der &ebaction
gelten lafeu absr iebenfaus 1T es auffdls
Jig, baB bic columbia" IS ni6t ansemei
fen bielt, ben 8orgung in Der Sberifs Sfs
fice su beipredsu. IS more feline Saanbe
9eweieu su iaseu, bag ibr bic 0etri6t 70
ipdt gu Sbreu setommeu. 6isr MAI ni5t
bic vHeutstett", uein bier mar es bic
sSa6e" ieIbf, UNI bic es f4 baubsIts pnb
Die aIs Warnuu9 selteub gema6t werDen
uluBte. limb iou maj bel loI6em 8erfab:
rem nidt uon Qsiietreterei iprsGsn birfen?
Sc 1T Der s~elinbsfts ausbrut, ben mir
udbIten. Wenn es Der columbia" un'
bequem III, baB mir t~rittelu, 10 6smsrtsn
mir tbr, baB MIR bas Ts5t ba3u baben.
SsfsntIi6e 8ldtter mi Isn ft9 bas gefal
len Iafen; beBwesen fSsn mir obsr nod,
LANCE ni5t gu @srt4t. Sbsr pnst bic
columbia" etpa nitt su critilireu? Nun
bann iperre iis ibre rSfBin" gu, benr fe
erfiat ibren 3ust aIs rtatbOIiides glatt"
ui@t. Gbut fe es aber - unb fe tbut eS
beg Oefiern u. Osfteru in betieIben Rr.,
in Der fe uns ben Senior" uoruirft - TO
1T ite in 8ibsripru4 nit fd islbit unb ibr
EaOeI unSere8tfertist. Dies sine ira ct
Stndin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
Statifii6es Iber s6ulea.

Selsenbs ranbe 8abIsn blrften pon Sa,
terehs fein: 8sati&lanb bat 40 @1ia.
@iuwobner, 60,000S 5uIsn, 6 Nia. Sdh,
Ter, auf cine SauIe fommen 100 S6iler,
S9aIaussabe fir ben &opf Der 8epSlte
runs 2,96 Rurt. England "a Ria
ginwobuer, $4,000 S9uIsn, Q Mia.
S9iIer, auf cine S9uIs tommen so
S9iIer, S9uIuussabs far ben Ropf Der
8eu6Iteruna 1876 WGt. Oeferretd In.
sarn 81 Wta. ginpobner, $4,000 S6u
len, 8 Miu. Sddler, auf cine S9ule
tommen 100 S1iler, S9uIaussabe far
ben sOpf Der Bep5Iteruns l,es Mart.
Srantrei9 81 Mia. ginwobnsr, 1900
S6uIen, $500, 900 SdiIeE auf cine
S5aIe fomnen SO S9dIer, S@uIaussabs
fir ben Ropf Der 8spSItsruns Las Warf.
Gpanisn II Miu. ginwobnsr, e2o, 900
S&uIen, 1000. 900 S9afer, apf cine
tommsn So S4iler, S9ulaas8abe
Far Ten &opf Der BspSlterans l,40 Wart,
StaIien % Wia. giawObner, $4,000.