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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

The following letter, written to the Morris In
dependent by resident of that city will be OF In.
terest in this county: "Your correspondent has
letter dated 18th OF March, Lake Valley, New
Mexico, requesting information on Illinois coal
and coke, asking if there are any parties in I'LL
nols engaged in the manufacture of coke and If
supply could be obtained for the silver smelt-
lug furnace OF New Mexico. They wish sam.
pie of coke produced from Illinois coal sent them
The coke used for silver smelling has to come
from Pittsburgh, Pa. A new market open for
the Illinois black diamonds, II the old man was
as he was ten years ago, he would go down to
the Nermillon, near what used to be called KIRK
patricks ford. There is nine foot strata of coal
there, the lower half Of the measure will make
coke that would be passable for smelling pig
iron in any OF the cupalos Of steel convcrtery
boundaries or smelling silver or iron ores. From
the same quality of coal on the Waupecan. Grun.
dy county, have made hundreds OF tons OF coke
by open air cooking, and sold in Chicago at Sl2
per ton. | have cooked the Vermillon strata of
coal, on Endorses Rumlan patent ovens, and
made coke but little inferior to Cornelsyille,
pa
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B, F. LINCOLN,

Il
no a Ii, WHOM 1T Nj Y CONCERN Z.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned William
Casey Conservation Christopher Bailey will AT the
MAY term the County Court of the county OF Ia sale
in the of Illinois, the first day Of said term. the
same beinghe xtecnth day OF May 1851 apply said
court sell and for order 10 sell the west half
LOT four thirty nine in the Assessors Subdivision
OF the Southwest Fractional Quarter of Section Eleven in
township thirty NORTH three east OF the third
PRINCIPAL meridian the city Ottawa in said county and
state the being the property Of said ward Said sale
made will be made for the purpose OF oanng the pro-
ceeds thereof ut interest. WILLIAM CASEY,
Anrii ~ 1881 Conservaor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

The reported discovery of huge mountain
of silver in Alaska has gained credence so far
10 San Francisco that several capitalists Of
that city have combined and equipped q
schooner and dispatched her in search Of the
said mountain. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

EINAL SEI"rI ENIE EMF NOTICE.-Es
Il TATE OF GEORGE NJ. NEWTON DECEAsED.-Notce
hereby given to all persons interested in said estate
that Undersigned Administrator OF the Estate of said
George NJ Newton deceased will appear before the County
Court OF the county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois at the
County Court House in Ottawa In said county Monday
10th day OF June ISL for the purpose Of render
ing of his proceedings In the administration OF
said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this lth day OF May 1881.
PL ATT FORD
ATTRsT: r w SToCKsLEGER, Administrator.
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co.. III. mayI-3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
HOME MATTERS.


This calm night on the fragrant air there floats
A sweet and touching ballad from afar,
Made swecter by the tender, hcmnlOus notes
Evoked, with dainty touch, from guitar.
Heightened by love, unmindful OF the dew,
He lies upon the grass across the way
Would he sing on, ! wonder, II he knew
She and the family moved the other day
-I'u,F.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
CHASE FOWLER,

MA STEERS SALEI.--STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WI COUNTY OF LA SALLE.-CTcut Court Of said conn-
ty-In chdncerY
Katie Ryan by Matthew White her guardian, complain
ant Us. Thomas Haverty Bridget lArkin William 3. Jack
son. David b. Snow Samuel Rcholson Henry Is. Men and
Timothy Iarkin. defendants.
Public notice hereby given, that In pursuance of de-
cree entered entitled at the March term
of said Circuit Court TO wit the sixteenth day of April
A. d. ISL l. Chase Fowler Master in ChanCery of said
court will on the tweny.third day of May 1881,
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, on
The premises hereinafter described sell the highest and
bidder cash. The following described premises TO
The half of the northeast quarter of section thirty
township thrtyone north of six east of the third
principal meridian, situate in the county of Grnndy and
state Of Illinois. CHASE FoWLER
Dated April y. 1881 Master in Chancery.
NJ T. MoLoSEY. CUmplt's SOl'r. aprSlw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

The license problem is taking new shape IN
Strcator, and it would seem though some OF
the dealers had long heads on them. Says the
Free Press: "Those who have heretofore voted
the prohibition ticket so that they might sell
liquor without being compelled to take out Ii.
cense are trembling in their boots at the pros
pect Of high license this year. They know
very well that il the entire license element com
blnes in a town Of this size and made up as it is,
against the enforcement Of prohlbitory laws the
small frys" will probably escape arrest while
the authorities are engaged with larger dealers.
They are also aware OF the fact that II there is
high license and several saloons licensed that
their time is short. Not only is the temperance
element against them then, but those who pay
heavily for the privilege Of selling are watching
them with even greater care. What is now be
ginning to open the eyes of the hangers on" is
the elaborate preparations the larger dealers are
making Jake Doll Is erecting a new brick build
ing on South Park street, 25x4O feet which he
will have finished up in good shape. Mike
Schaub is having large folding doors placed be.
enlarge and facilitate his business. Pete Weast
will have Main street brick, where Julius Mo
ses now has his clothing store a room 25yS0 IT,, |
to which he will add a room 25x4O in the rear !
These are n few Of the Indications and those |
who were hoping for low license seem to think
that this begins to look as though there would
be something exclusive about license"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

How clean We are in Ottawa is best seen by
comparison with S,rcator, whose fifth is thus
grandioquently discussed Oh by the Pre- Press:
"The streets and alleys and back lots in some
cases are deep in filth, while the odors-rank,
GLORIOUS odors that smell TO heaven, impregnate
the circumambcnt air with their poisonous
germs II would be well for the new council TO
to appoint n health commissioner"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

NOTICE.-EsTArE OF Louis UuLRIcn DEcKAsED.-
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Executor
OF the last will of Louis Uhlrich, late OF
the county of Sale and of Illinois, deceased viii
Court of said county the third
Monday beng the 10th day OF June ISL at the County
Court ouse OTTAWA in said county when and where all
persons having claims demands agnst said
notified to attend and present the a writing for ad
Justment. 800
CHARLES BANZET.
Executor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
C. GRIGGS,
Attorney at La,r.
l,D>A II II q r. ILLINOIS, IA SALLE Co.

STAT>FC or ILl.INO1S. Ia SALLE Co.'S
- In tie CircaiI Court June Term: 1881.
Frank Foster Clara VI. Foster.-In ChdHcsry.
Affidavit Of residence OF the above named DEFENDANT
Clara Fosts having been hed in the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court therefore hereby given
said resident defendant that the ed
his bill complaint In said court the chancery side
thereof on M usy OF April is and that herenpon
issued out Of said court wherein said suit Is now
pending reurnabe the second Monday in the month OF
June next, as is by law required.
Now, unless you, the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally and appear before said Circuit
Curt day next term thereof TO be holden
az Ottawa in said county the second Monday
next and plead or demar TO the said com
planAnts bill OF complaint the same and the matters and
hinc therein charged stated will be taken confessed
entered according 10 the prayer OF
said bill.
Ottawa Illinois. April 22d 1851. -,
c. GRIaes. Compts solr aprS*w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Saturday the 2lst day OF May 1884, ut the hour
Of O'Clock NJ soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard shall apply TO the County Court OF La Sale county
Illinois, at the County Court Room in Ottawa in said
ty order TO compound whatever claim have, Adj
Inisrator of the estate OF Wm H. w. Cushman deceased
to the assets Of The Midland Construction Company
against Of the coparners thereof and to sixteen thou
sahd dollars of bends of the Wabash ST. Louis and Pacific
Railway Company, now in the hands of Edwin s. Leland
the object OF such compromise being the adjustment of all
liability OF William H. W. Cushman. deceased. 10 his CO.
and of all liability OF his oparners to him grow
Ing of the transactions Of The Midland Construction
Company.
Dated Ottawa, illinois, May 9Th, 1881
SHERMAN LELAND,
Administrator of the Estate of VIM. II. W.
may12w Cushman. deceased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

La Sale county, H., has "A periodicals. OF
these, 3 are dailles is weeklies, l mi-weekly,
semi-mouthly, and one neutrality-suspicious. and
Printer, and all The county papers.
II isn't stated how many are good for any
thing. With an average support of 500 voters,
the quality OF the sheet cannot be very extra.
The Chicago morning papers are great because
they have vast support an average OF over
10000 voters each as subscribers in the city
alone, and propor,Ionately in the provinces In
La Sale county the support is frttered away on
q host Of "snides," half Of which make but
starving living. 1t is easy to get a few fonts OF
type and start q paper. IL advertisers can be
bled the paper will live. The good nature Of
our La Sale county people Is best shown In that
"a periodicals live even after fashion, for it
sometimes would appear 10 trained printer and
journalist that when man is unable 10 make a
living In any other way he Immediately settles
in La Sale county and sets up as a publisher
and job printer. The curse OF II all is, it has q
tendency TO reduce the profession Of journalism
In this county in the public estimation to the
level OF the dead beat or shabby. gen.eel beggar.
and the noble science Of fine printing TO 'blsck-
smithing;n for the legitimate publisher, doing
business on business principles, Ia expected TO
compete with amateur, job ofices OF half .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
ZRgel.
A. ]. WILLIAMSON.

A. J. WILLIAMSON.
Attorney at Lar.
L'IN A l. SETrLE.NIEiNT NOrICE.-Es-
L TATE OF ADoNIRAM SMITH, DECKAsED.--Noce Is
hereby given s Interested in said estate that the
undersigned, Administrator with the will annexed OF the
estate Of said Adonam Smith deceased will appear before
the County Court of the county of La Sale and state of m
nois at the County Court House in Ottawa in said county
Monday the 2th day of June 1881 for the
of rendering account OF his proceedings in the admins
tration Of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this I'd day of May 1881 -
HENRY F.. SMITH,
ATTEST: p. W. STocRsLEGER. Administrator. &c.
Clerk County Court La Sale Co.. III. may13w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
RNPESSES.

Nothing is more clear than that great deal
more care ought to be exercised by charmen of
committees Of the city council in their expcndi-
lures. 1t was an excellent idea, that carried in
to effect by Mayor Lynch causing the clerk to
publish in the last issue OF the corporation paper
preceding the moathly meeting of the council
the amount expended to date by each depart
ment, so that committees can tell exactly how
much money they have on hand. The table can
be improved by giving in parallel column the
amounts appropriated. When that sum is reach
ed expenditures in that department should cease.
How often is this the case? Bills are contracted
without reference to the amount appropriated,
and are not cut off when the appropriation is ex-
hausted. For streets $4,000 are appropriated,
say; and yet work is done to the amount of
5000 or $1,000. BY the last appropriation bill
$4,000 were levied-sl 900 a month; yet on last
Tuesday evening 81, 734 were spent! At this rate
with no money in the treasury how nearly will
the appropriations and department expenses
balance?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

Great stress is laid by some people on the city's
credit. Alearned ex judge in late suit in which
the city is defendant, said he went into the case
to preserve the city's credit" &c Wouldn't it
be Il blessed thing for tax payers If las thought
full business man suggested TO us the other day
the city had no credit at all Then when the taxes
collected are spent there would be an end of
expenses,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

Another beautiful volume descriptive OF Sum
mer Lands" sent us is the pamphlet Of the e. R.
& Ind r. r., 1.-THE Fishing Line" full OF lnfor.
nation touching the summer resorts OF Northern
Michigan. The book is handsomely illustrated
with views OF the most interesting points on the
line; Charlevoix, Petrosky. Traverse City, Mack
inac, and adjacent scenery; gives routes with
maps to fishing and shooting grounds; points
out the choice grounds for finding trout, grey.
ling, bass, &c, and game in season; quotes the
game and fish laws; gives fares, names Of hotels.
&c, &C.; in short, is exhaustive of the subject Of
Northern Michigan from the sportsman's or sum-
mer tourists point OF view. 1t is sent free on ap
plication to A. B. Lett, Gen. Pass. Agent, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
THE FIRE.

Owing the losses occasoned by the burning Of my Ee
losses in grain and shrnkage Of real estate Ind
myself in straened circumstances and am obliged TO sell
my property pay my debts offer st bargain the lots
canal which my elevator stood with the Office
scales cribs engine and boiler, all In good condition. my
residence East Ottawa, with eight lots. or the house and
part lots the lots separately the fine large
residence Ottawa Avenue formerly owned by r X Le
land. small residence South Ottawa; good business
property Main street, ottawa farm of 0a acres In
Grand Rapids township; farm Of l6O acres in Livingston
county. VIII sell ofhe above oneQuarer cash. balance
in years Also vacant lots in Seneca to trade for
febi2Sm H. !. HOSSACK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
B, F. LINCOLN.

Attorney at Lao
NOTICE.-EsTATE OF DAVID HITR. DECEAsKD-
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned Executor
of the will and testament OF David Hte. late OF
the Of La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased will ap
before the County Court of said county the third
Monday beng the 10th day. of June 1884, at the County
Court Room In Ottawa In said county, when and where all
persons having claims demands against said estate
notified attend and present the in writing for ad
justment.
Dated this 5th day of May .. 1881.
ALBERT HITE
may7-3w Executor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

We are In receipt Of a charming little book, is
sued by the Wisconsin Central Railroad Compa.
ny, indicating the large number Of delightful
summer resorts in Wisconsin, from Plymouth
and Elkhart lake away north to Lake Superior,
that can be cheapy and comfortably reached by
that road The book is the history Of the expe.
riences of club that visited the various summer
resorts on the line of the road named, told in an
easy, offhand style, and setting forth the varied
attractions offered by the numerous resorts visit
ed respectively. We have had personally just
enough summer experience in Northern Wiscon.
sin to satisfy US that few of even the famous sum
mer resorts Of the country can boast more de.
lghtful climate or offer more agreeable recrea.
ton than forty of these unpretentious, inexpen
sive but really lovely resorts in Northern Wis
consin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
StaSt Baltimore.

Seine @rneueruug zines 99siG b
rigen . q dltes. - g1ie mir mshrnlalS be-
ridteten, buttcn iia Die 8ollfrefcr 0es Seita=
nents 6es Oerltorbeuen @eOra BreBtman in
eiuer SlngsiugaEe gsgen Sobn SiuiadS an OaS
Stabtlreis0erift gepGnOt, um bic grneuerIing
Ses 99sidbrigen Bohtes auf Elm Sr1nOitiid an
Tsnnrase III erlaugeu. @sltern CAB 5ti9ter
Sobbin ietn llrtbeil ge9en bic SlGger ab. @r
Iaote: Der Badltcoutralt Oatirte bonn 3. Suli
1863, erloih mithin beretts arl 8. Suli 1868.
Sci oem lansen 3eitraune bon SpGli Sabren,
tueldFr StpiiGen osm 8attablaufe uno BEN
Datum Der Aniirengun0 oes BrO5elIes uerfloE,
log ben &ldGern Der Rodmeis ob, oas Der
@rbla6er (Prebtman) fd bel 10 langer Srs
sGgerung ieiue8 GrneusrungsgeiudeS tsinsr
giGdll6iigtcit iduloig mafte. Sie oeriubteu
bieier 9Iadmeis SHrd oie Sebuuptuug, Der
Setlforbene iei in benz lsiht sntiAulobareu
Srrthume bciaugcu gerpsien, oob er bei'm Sauie
oes @rnuoitiides Ciuen GrunojiHSirsibeit bela'
aen6en 8Gfittttel er6alten bate uub rpeOer 5llr
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@rususruug oss uripriiu9hhen Badltes osr,
pftibtct mdre. 9as tilng pohl etue 3ett
inpg pabr sepsisn lem; ulIein 10 pia
iieht lclt, onB CT beieiiS 1854 ooer 1855,
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0en riidf1Hoigst Wtffbe ouf Dem @refuttOn8p
me0e uoreina, feiufs SuihnmS Time asruOrosu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
gltbeitet.lInruhen IN zpnnien.

@ia0rtO, 81. &prt. - QuSnebenoe Sob.
leuglGber in aiturids hnben mebrere Giienbabns
mogqOns in ben 6luB gemorlen. Der BrGfeGt
uOn SpieoO bat iih mad Ocm Shouplaec Der
llnruben bcgeben.
(Spdtcr. J Ser SOblengrdber ausnauO in
2liturias 1T beenott.
Sic sriediI5e IrGec
SOn6 on, q. april. - Sine 9cpeidlc Der
y3jmeS" beridtet aus Qtbeu: g8as SOlE gez
lougt uadgerabe 81 Der 2lnfdt, OaB bic BON Den
@ldhten DOrgeiflagene G)renilinie ais snOgitl.
Zig angenommen pcrbeu muB.' Sbaleid) Die
@ntIdeibung grOBe lln5ufrieOenheit beruulaBt,
10 nirO bic 5ufinftige ggitatiou iidl ieOOd)
pohriGeinlid aui SppOiitiOn in Der Sanmer
beiGrGnlcH."
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sgonoon, 81. 2lpril, 1890 9iadlnr. -
Ser. St.-Sbliga 4=proS. 118, 44=pro3.
116f; q. Il g. g9. l. &c; 90. ?. 292; Ya.,
Gentral Il; @re 474, 90. 2. 105; q. ..
@entrol l48; o. .. Ont. & 8eiterH S54 ;
JteuOiug 3Oss.
&iUerPoOI, 81. 2lprit, 1890 9&ahm.-
Sdummolle fau; 9litteliorte SbsrlGnSer
; 1915; 30. Orleans 6; bic Sertauic betrugeu
5000 golien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Gin SdaScnetiab Not $500 ftt
et1te1l MffettbiR.

gteu-9 orf, 81. 9lpril.-Sn Der Court OF
Common pleQs enbtgte geitern Die S6abenerz
iastlu9e, tuelde SlOra 8encde Sur9 bre Sor=
rhnberin Barbara SioR gegtii Die @igentbii-
mcr bes SOperps s0tuleunlS an9efren9t bate.
Q6ie mir geitern beri9tefen, mar Elm Slffe alis
Dem Wiuieum enttOmmen, in Sas 6auS gtr. 10,
Gbr9itieirabe, geSruugen unO bate Die ileine
8encde i6limm i'm @eiidte 5ugeri6tet, iuoiiir
$50, eco Shabeneriat pcrlangt ipuroeu. Die
iekigeu Gigcntbimer Oes Wfuieums, 6ranf
llfiner II. g., bebaupteten, fe bGtteu 0aS Niuz
iGm erit am 4. NtdrS 1880 iiDernomueu uHo
tuGren infOlge 9efen and nid1t tiir Die Strei6e
bcS aficu, tueldle ii6 an ielDen Gage eretgue-
ten, beraahuortlif). Die Surp mar an6erer
2lnft1t unO ipradl Der &ld9erin in ibrent Ser
btft $500 81. 2lls Die [Jurp Suialnmeu be-
rlIfen wurbe, tparen smet WltalieOer OerIelben
atipeicuO unO betraten ben @eri9tsiaal erit
mad Sellauf bon iiinfSebn 0iinuten. 9idter
9alp tabelte Die Sdumigen uuO ftrafte bieiel6en
nm S25
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9ie 11fbtrfMfre1i re1i,,ll,tiine,t.

UC II ID q Il IeeJ 2SleC.J Il. ApIll. - 2Jer
MilwauIee 8iper ltebt b0her, ais ie 5uOor in
Der @eififte 6ieies Stabt. Die 9dmme gu
@eltsSeuo, SbeuSbille, 9tsnburg unO anteren
Srten itno 5erif0rt un6 i'm 6aien Don 0til=
ipautee lit Die Str6mung 10 itart, OaB bic
Sdlspp6Gmpfer fetue Sabr5euge aufluirt5 bug.
iircn f6nnen. @ie Grogeidloiie autr 6duier
an Der 2SaIierirontc iiLO iberlhmemnt, in
oeiien batien bic SeluObner hinreidenbc 3eit,
ibre 6ube III Gidlerbeit SIT briugeu. Sh ben
Sol5b0ien uno Serbgreien iit GROCER Sda0en
entlianocn. WdnitOmoc, 6ono OIL 9ac uuo
anoCre Sre idmGben in GROCER @eiahr Sn
beinabe jC0em Sttc iiioliu Don DER Nilttc oss
Staates III mCbr o0gr IpeIliger groBcr S6a6en
Om6 Oos 6odlwaiier angeridltet iporocn.
Stours@itp, Sn., 81. april. -. Der
Big Siour= 8iUer, Der 6lOpo-8iper mo anosre
tleire StrUme iinO bod augeidlmollen uno fiji
gen ben g4eseu, @iienbubnbriideu II. /. 10. be-
trdd)tllden Sda6en 5u. Auf mebreren Bah.
nen mubte bic 8ef6rberung bon 3itgen eiuges
itelt peroen. Der YiiiOurt 1T ubCrmalS I'M
Stei9en.
ct. Yaul, 0tinn., 81. april. = Der Reit
GsS S6nee'S on ben Guelen Der Sliilie oieies
Staates ihnlilSt iebt raidJ, urlO Rahridlteu
iiber rerbeerenoe tleberIdlmemmunge laufen
aus oerihieoenen@c @cgenocu eiu. Die ), 6altings.
9otota'er" uno Die st. Baul= Rortbmeiterrt-
Otinneiptaz 8abn" iinO auf Streden bon meb.
reren Neisn iiberIhpemHt.
&btcago, 81. Ipril. = 9as 6odmaiier
in @bicogO unO i'm ganseu NOr6peitsn 1T i'm
3unebmen. 9tur pier gSnggonaOuugeu
S6ladtpieh fanen beute 8ormittag in 0en
bieii9en @iebh0fsu an uuD Der SabuUertebr 1T
pisifad unterbroheu, 0as BaHsr i'm 6luiie
rno auf oen geoaungeu in Der llmgebuug uon
Chicago ftieg tuGhreuO Der osrgausenen gta6t
nm 3oa uno ift 9egen ulle @rmartIng nod
INNER i'm Stsigen. 0ie aferpfsilr Der Bride
on Der Aiblano- aOeuue iiuo eingeIiir3t, unO
bic Stride iiber Seil &aAal an Der &Ib!an6z
Auenue III ebeniaas erbeblid belhd0igt. 9as
8aIIer itcbt nur nod etueH 3oa -lnter Oer
Bride on Der SullerftraBe unO mIr rpenige 3OQ
inter Der Stiide Der Chicago. AltOnsr Sann."
Smaha, gebr., 81. April. .--psute Rit.
tag itano Der Slug nur nod Soa inter benz
b6diisn Yunits, rueld]e er pdbrenO Der tiir3lis
den lleberl6nemmnng errei9te, uno in nod
INNER i'm ihnsIleu Stsigen. Die Situdtion
iit 10 Siemfib Oielelbe, tpie Dor 3tpei 8odDen,
MIR Oroht 9eaenfpdrtig feinegeiabr 6urh Crib
els. Sine beoeutenoe Quantitdt 8aubol3 TT
bereits aus 6en bieiigeu 5ol5b6feH fortses
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gefesrap6tfGe 9epef6en.
(Sert6te Der -afioeitrttn 8rsiIs- fr eta s9eutiau
&orreiponoenten.")
stnats.WtrhanSInnnttt.

8oibin9tOn, 21. April. - Der Gicez
Prdiibent nnterbreitete beute benz Sendte abers
mails als unbeenoetes @ei6Git ben 8el6lus
sur Grpdblun9 nerer Senatsbeamten..
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