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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

An Arkansas man named Ladd
shot his wife, few days ago. because
they disagreed about a passage in the
Bible. 1t is fortunate thing for the
New Testament revisers that the Ar.
kansas man was not a member Of their
All the other members
would have died with their boots on
before reaching the Acts Of the Apos-
les. Norristown Herald.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
e~o, s,ooes's Neoeoess.

Between Patti and her sister Car.
lotta, as the world knows, there Is un.
dying hatred. The last mentioned Is
a great artist and a woman Of great
heart. She lie really loved by many
in her career, aud when dreadful
operation was performed on her in
Paris, two years ago the whole world
sent messages, letters aud dispatches,
all of anxious inquiry, but from the
sister whose arms had profered many
childish embrace there came not ole
word Of love or sympathy. All the
while that Carlotta Patti was in the
hospital with the good sisters Of St.
Joseph, Adelina was at the Hotel du
Rhin, aud during fourteen anxious
days, while lowering between lite and
death, an own sister, she never sent
word to know how she was, aud said,
when asked 10 come aud witness the
operation aud join in the sacrament.
taken with the family before the chic
reform was given, that "She did not
care whether she lived or died, and
not to annoy her any more" Nine,
Strakosch did not dare tell Carlotta
the real truth, and the poor invalid
believed until she was quite out Of
danger that an old feud hod been
healed over, aud that a favorite sister
had scarcely left her bedside during
so terrible a trial i London Letter.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

Patrick Simpson closely resembled
a fugitive Kentucky murderer, and
was taken to that State from Ohio,
under arrest. lie was kept in Jail
several months before he could con-
vince the authorities that a mistake
in identity had been made. Having
done this, he found that only one
stage ef his peril was over. A dis
satisfied mob undertook 10 lynch him,
the county officials were too cowardly
to protect him, and he was C. mpelled
to escape by long, skulking journey
aioot through the woods, sleeping out
81 doors by day. walking by night,
and all the time suffering from hun
ger.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

Guiteau in his address to the A mer
lean people says Under the law
can not he executed in any event un,
ill July. | may die dozen times
before then, also. have no trouble on
that. shall not 90 before my time
| had rather be hung. so far as phys
ical death is concerned. than die from
painful illness or meet with a railroad
or steamboat accident. hardly
think | am destined Ia be hung. and
therefore give myself M thought on
that: hut | am anxious 10 have my
character and inspiration vindicted.
To that end need help. as herein
mentioned. My friends need not be
ashamed of me. Some people think
me the greatest mau of this age. and
that my name will 60 down to history
as a patriot by the side Of Washington
and Grant.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

The story is told of a clergyman.
that after preaching an interesting
sermon on the Recognition Of friends
in heaven" he was accosted by a
hearer, who said: IL liked that ser
mon, and now wish you would
preach another on the recognition OF
people in this world. have been at
tending your church three years. and
not five persons in the congregation
have SO much as bowed 10 me in all
that time.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

Uuadulterated caution: A story is
told Of n member Of certain theo.
logical seminary who was 80 sensitive
AS to any suspicion OF plagiarism that
he never allowed himself To make the
slightest quotation without giving his
authority. GA one occasion he be.
gan grace at breakfast thus; Lord.
we thank thee that we have awakened
from the sleep which a writer in the
Edinburg Revier has called the image
If death"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

Ii was the revival meeting. The
exhorter vigorously denounced Sin,
aud appealed to his hearers to flee
from damnation before it was too late.
Many were affected by 1t. One man
in particular groaned aud rolled his
eyes in agony. lie attracted atten.
ton. A worker asked him, do > on
teel the awtuluess Of your situation p
II do" he said. do you long to be
free from the burden OF sin Does
your conscience sting your" "N.no.
he replied--"no. it ANT my con.
science. Its the cussed dried-apple
pie | ate for supper"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
FURNITURE g. UNDERT AkING /!
B. X. WEAREN.
Main Street, Stanford, Ky.
Main Street,

have bought out my brother, X. Ii. Wearen,
and will continue the Furniture and Undertaking
business ut the same stand, I'm the st. Asaph Hotel
building. will keep full stock Of Furniture of ev-
cry description and sell at figures that cannot be beat
en- My stock OF Collins and Caskets will be cOmpre-
hensiye. ShrOudS and Robes always on hand. also
repair Furniture and do carpenters job work.
b. X WEAREN.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

A Philosopher says: you require
IN marriage precisely the same quail
y that you would in eating sausage
absolute confidence"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

The Rhode Island Legislature met
Monday, and as the members only get
81 per day, il may be taken for grant
ed that they will get through their
work within the constitutional time.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

"And how is your neighbor, Mrs.
Brown ?" inquired one nicely dressed
lady Of another. "Shes we'll enough,
| suppose. l haven't seen her to speak
to her for six weeks" IL thought
you two we're on the mott friendly
terms" "Well we used to be but
we We exchanged servants"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

JOHN SHERMAS's three per cent.
bill is practically dead, and the great
fnancier is inconsolable. Two years
ago Sherman made his man Hayes
veto better bill than his, for no 9th.
or reason that We can 6nd than that
ii was of democratic origin.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

Taking a penny that does not be-
ong to one, removes the barrier be-
iween integrity and rascality.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

A "YoUNe DEMooRAr" writing
from Mt Vernon 10 the Ootwier-Jour-
nal dominates Judge M. II. Owsley,
Of Lancaster, as a candidate for Gov
ernOr, and while he pays him many
high compliments, none are over
drawn or undeserved. We would like
TO see the highest Office in the State
filed again by gentleman that would
do honor and credit 10 il, and we
know Of no man in the State who
would I'll the bill better than Judge
Owsley. He is popular wherever he
is known, and in his district no man
can beat him for anything to which
he aspires.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

THE Elizabethtown Ne,os seems to
be siding towards the so-called indie.
pendent movement. Can it be that
the editor is shifting his sails to float
with the party in power at Washing
ton. and get his old clerkship which
was taken from him when the demo
Gratis lost their ascendencys Perish
the thought
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

The public debt continues to de-
crease. going down about ten millions
last month.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

Our OLD friend, f. II. Thurman.
has launched his barque again. this
IIme at Wickliffe. Ballard Co., where
We hope he will have nothing but fair
sailing. The Tribune is printed en-
tirely at home, and is an improve
ment on the editors former efforts.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

The Virginia Legislature has passed
a law abolishing the payment of cap
itation tax as a prerequisite to voting.
Four democrats voted in favor of it.
As it is Constitutional question. it
will go to the people for ratification
or rejection.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
BRODHEAD ADVERTISEMENTS.
]. III. Albright Il Go.
BRoDHEAD. KY,
-DKALERs IN
General Merchandise, Drugs,l.

We have a large stock Of ready -made Clothing.
which We will sell low. We have added 10 our
sioc a complete line Of Drugs aud Medciaes.
fIeserlphons eaIeiuiy eomp9uhaed Win pure
Lumber, Wood. Shingles, Coal, Brick, Tobacco,
Cigars. Crab Orchard Salts. Whites aud Crooke's
Nermiiuge, Organs, Furniture, de. A good Mason
for $50. Organs and Machines at other prices. aud
warranted 20 give satisfaction. Brick at the kiln
from 81 10 y per thousand. Any one wishing any
thing In our line will please call write for
further particulars. Give rs trial and he con
WINGED that this Is the place TO buy goods. t97-6m
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

MAI. j. M. WRIGHr, of Louisville,
has been chosen Secretary of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee. the
place held for so many years by Dick
Tate. Maj. Wright was ON Gen.
Buells staff during the war and serv.
ed with distinction. He is a popular
and influential man. and a capital one
for the place. - rs, IA
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
A Merry Christmas
AND Harry SEw YEAE Greetingl-
Old Santa Claus Headquarters
WILLIAM M. WEBER's
DRUG 4 BOOK STORE Mt.Vernon, Ky.

Immense stock Of Holiday goods, consisting Of
Photograph Albums Ia great variety, Bibles in fine
binding, Gin Books Paperteries, Musical Instru-
ments. Dolls, all sizes and Sorts Toilet Sets, La
dies' PormOnies aud Pocket Books, Extracts Pom
ades Oils, &e. A splendid line Of Jewelry for La
dies and Gentlemen, choice Candies, Fire Crack
ers. &c.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
Tbe Eor Ind The Fish

The Hare aud the Fish, having Dor.
rowed Tobacco Of each other for sew.
erel months, and agreeing perfectly
we'll on politics, set out to make a jocr-
ney together and see the sights Of the
World. They had not proceeded
many miles when a Wolf was discov.
cred in pursuit. The Hare at once
started Oh at the top Of his speed, but
the Fish called out
"Do not leave me thus Il can not
run !" "a fish who cart run has no
business to make journey" replied
the hare, and away he flew to save his
bacon.
The fish hurried after as fast as
possible. and both found themselves
on the bank Of river, while the
wolf was yet a furlong away. The
fish at once rolled into the water and
darted away, but the hare shouted az
ter him
"Do not leave me Il can not swim.
"A hare who can not swim has nc
business to make journey aud he
sailed away and left the hare to be
eaten on the half she'll.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

HENRY, GAINES Il Co. will make
the man Jacob wish that a mill stone
were about his neck, and that he was
cast into the sea, before they get
through with him. He will probably
get a few democrats who are un.
worthy Of the name to vote for him,
and possibly the republican party;
but he stands about as much chance
for election to the Clerkship or the
Court Of Appeals, as he does to be
the Gar Of Russia.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

JOHN d. WHITE, on being attack
ed by a republican paper at Mays
vile, wrote to the proprietor that he
would "please take not umbrage. I
am not mad. It is to the redeeming Of
the 10th Cong. Ky. Dist. am look
ing, and have no time to give to dead
leafs from Ohio" BY the way, how
did Johnnie ID. stand on the Danville
P. o. question. We sincerely hope
that he did not regard one dear friend
Murphy as "a dead.beat from Ohio"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
MORAL

An owl who had over heard the af.
fair from his perch in persimmon
tree drew down his left eye softly aud
said
"You don't know a man until you
have travelled with him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

AT Clayton, ILL.,, Thomas @. Black,
prominent citizen aud one OF the 306
who stood by Grant in the last Ma.
tiOnal Republican Convention. was as
sassinated by two unknown men.
Perhaps the half breeds are at the
head of this, and are going to have
the last man Of the number killed.
Look out, Mr.. Bradley
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

OSCAR l.. BALDWIN, the defaulting
Newark cashier. has been sentenced
to fifteen years confinement in the
Penitentiary. Considering that he
stole $1,000, 900, this is a very light
sentence; only one year for every
s166, 666. 663 Of the amount stolen.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
JOHN

Is candidate for reelection 10 the ONCE Of As
SCISSOR Of Roekcaste county, August election, ISL
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03

SOME Scion, won by the bewitch-
ing brown eyes Of our accomplished
State Librarian, has introduced bill
to increase her salary from 81, 900 10
81, 800. We admit that Mrs. Cook is
worth every cent of the money, but
does it not strike the average legisla-
tor that to pay 81 500 to take care OF
$500 worth OF books, is quite too much
PORK for a shillingi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
1tmaIlG I'M 1tmaIRG.

Sine repllblifanil0e Oie6rbeit bon "A, 600
III cine rcpublifautld)c OttnberDeit bon
10000 u%nlgeipanbelt! sS1 neun btS6er re-
publitaniideu 8esirfen ebenlo ptcle oemoz
trattide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SetpG1lt! so
ftebt e5 in ODt0.
Mtc bic Sa0en icbt liegen, BADEN bic
0ensotratcll, ob8letd) Die GepI6litaner 5tpei
1tdull IN WtQtle ullb einel1 IN MeitDirgt>
illel 9%eipGnncn, quite NllSItdt auf cine
WtebrDett i'm 9tational> 9tb9eorbnetenbotlc
pes l1dGtten ober acknowledgement Gou@
9re1leS; bonn nb9cicDen BON ben republita@
11lden Scrlll1ten III S0io pcrltert Die repI>
btttduilde Yartci eiuen Wtarn in Seem
00u1pllIre ltlo etlten 1T GermOrt, neil auf
@rlInO Der 8OlfS3Gbluug ieoer bieier Staa>
tell Inn einen GongreBbc;irt ~berfiirSt lit.
Nber ipdbrcro lonlt nit Dem llngliId 10
OFT 5llglettb Elm 9liidlt0cr gfebenllmitano
nerfniipft tit, b~cltdtigt iiDn IN S6io bas alte
SprI1!p0rt, DaB lGlten ell ltllglitd alIetn
foulntt. 90S %llnglit i'm llnglijf Der re-
pltblitoniltcn Yartet SDtD'S lit llGrnltd
bas, OaB tic nid)t nur lleltl1 Cite I'M nGd)@
ten So1l9rcB o~erlicrt, %iOltocrn Dap 1ie al!d
TIRE fdptg1ten Otdnmer I'M GongreB etnbltBt,
ipaDrcl!o inter Dcn Wc1igel1, Die lie ms
1tddD1te Jtattoral>Q lbgeoroneteu9allS 9eipoDlt
bat, tDre vi6Ofeiitcn SuDitfte" uuo tbre
groBtcn 0lmmf6pfe iil1O.
Gilcr Ser geiitrciGiteu re~publifaniiden
acknowledgements, 0utterportb BON
Cincinnati, lit bur6gefalIen; Der Detllole
Spreder beS icbigcn natiOnalen NbgcorOz
netctbaulcS, &ctfer, Der Durd ieite bIilloe
llnteripurfigfcit utter Ser Gr56alunfen 9toz
belol pon Stem SericO Bel 3ulammcnieBung
Der 9llSl0itiie uno 0ur6 leine tapptge 2ei>
tltng Der GerDauolunge1 nur 1lneDrc ilbcr
ietne 4artet i'm GpngreB gebraGt bat, lit III
SDtD tpiebergetuG0lt. 11no berartige @ez
gerl0se gtebt cS IN SDtp mod nteDr.
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frattl0e Gortei t6re mcDriGbrige SerridaTt
ibcr oaS rationale 9l6georbnetenbnltS angez
treten bate, folnte ii0 Die repu6litonil0e
Yortct SDiO's ril6men. baB Die repubIifa7
nilde WftuoerDcit beS 9auies in eincm Jtes
publtfaner BON Sbio einen Siibrer bon
retdlten1 gSilien, BON Ser glGnsenbitcn SEE
r%e0tiamfcit ltnb BON Der grobten @elpalotz
belt 1no Sc onnenbett, furS Elm parliament
tartl6cS Salcnt eriten 0tangeS, bclaB. gfae
tilrlid meincn mir Garfield, Der 1clblt
Sic rcpublifanti6e Miuoerbcit I'M 96geOros
%1letenbauie tpie0erDolt 3ltn Stege lber Die
pett tueniser gut g~elettcte bcmofratii 4e
Nfebr6cit fiibrte. Der beruorragenbite
Ntann aber, BEN Die rcprblitanil6e 9artet
Sbio'S Dem Mbgeorbneten9auie beS nG6iten
Gon9reiies Iiefert. lit Der corrupte unO nllz
1piiiertbe Gefier SETTER. Ginen 0arftelo
bat ie frcilid nidt nlc6r, ober ite bat me-
nigftenS nod 2erte, auf oeren S6Iltern
Elm She'll BON 0arftelo'S Wealltel getallen
lit; bod gerabe Die iueroen ppm 4. Wtar5
1883 al 81 9aulc bleiDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
Semt1d1e SteOc ataso Spuntao.

Die tlu9en unter SEN en0lil6>omerifaz
nilGcn Nepublifane:n bcgreifen eS pDuitGnz
big, oaB Die beuti 6enStebe tuelde
10 eben III Obto gcfauen iinb, bauptlG6=
ltd benz purttani Oh Ell Spnntaq
ge9oltcn baben, tpte CT III 6en BON Ser lebttft
lno Der ieBtgen 0~orttgen repu6litanilbcu
Staatsgelebgebung eingefii1rten SonntaQs>
geleBen oen1 Stubs elebe" llnb benz
Dteles nod Derl6Grfen0en vGmit6> @eIebe"-
pertOrpert it,. 0as sei9t fi6 audi in Gbi>
cage. Selblt bet perbiiiene Semberen,z
nno &i1otpnotbing 7&ii0 vgtetps" geitcbt
Elm, 0aB Der SonntdgS5tpang IN Ohio all
10. Oftpbcr LINEN S6lag mitfen ms 9(ltQe"
erbalten, cine v8uI> Stun 79ticberlaQe" eriitz
ten babe. 9tatiirlid giebt dber bielcr Miidb
6esDalb letn 8noUnotbin9@ @efrGdsc nidt
auf.
Sang anoers Die Srtbune".
SOutg I'M @egenlabe at Ser u~1qliidliden
4Olitif, tuel6e Der jeBige 6%crauSQeber Ser
yGbtcago Srtblnc" etnft ais W1Gpor Don
Gbicago III Der S~onntagsfrugc beobaGtete,
bat ie ieit SGbren Dor einem Sonntaosz
3tpat9e, lpte i'm bic 9uritaner tpolen, 0e5
tparnt. gSdbreno dber ibre g8arlur0en
bisber l6il6tern un0 milDe ipareu, tpcr6en
lie iebt lebr emit, le6r brtngeno lln6 icbr
berb. Sc genaller Die yTribune" 1id Sic
an 10. Oftober in Sbio gefanenen Oelt>
l6en 6tebe beitebt, beito mebr leudtet es ibr
ein, 0aB bort nt6t, mie lie anfdllqltd BE-
1auptcte, Die rSalubnfieper7& artei" einen
Sicg errun9en bat, lOn0ern Dap eix eetpal>
tiger G~oItsprotelt gegen ben Sonntagss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
Sic eebrcn Don obto.

@cnm bic englii6>amerifanii6em t3eiz
tungSmenl6eu InO 9olttifer ettpaS Oeuti9
NIT benz &opfe lernen t~poIlten, t0nrten
iie fi6 Die llnannebmlt6teit eriparen, es
gelegcntli6 nit Dem iiiOliden @n6e ibres
<dcns SIT lernen. Sic tpilrOen, tpenn iie
Die in Der 5tpeitiui6tigiten 2anbesiprade eez
i9rtebenen .3eitungen leieit f0nnten uitb
ldlel1, idOn Large DOR benz groBen &rn9 III
ODio gemerft ba6en, tpie bort Die Sa6eu fiir
Die republifanii6e Yartei it0nOen. Nantent>
lid tpitr0e ibnen bon benz 9lugenblife OH,
mo logar oaS Gincinnatter GOlfSblatt li6
gegen bas repubIitauii6e vStaatstidet" err
tlGrte, tlar getpprOen lein, ymte Der 6aie
Lief" Sic piirben oann ni6t 10 bIObiinz
mig gepeien iein, nod an benz 8orz
obeRoe Der &abl cine repubIifanii6e Mebre
belt bon uminoeitens 10000 Stimmen"
oOralIs3uiagen.
Oas lit aIiO Bic erfte 2e6re, tpeI6e bic
engItl3eH @meTifauer nlIs Der @abI in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

@ltd's quite Nusii6tcn fetresipegS iiber>
trieben. 9tQentbaLben traf er republifdri>
Idle Clubs, 6ie ftd gu @lid'S ltnterftilbultg
u1t6 3ur 8eiie9ung ct. SO1n'S gebil0et
6aben. Gr mar eritaunt, allentDalben cine
gegeu bic grnbibition 10 miitbenoe furious)
01teltIi6e W9etnuug 81 ftnoen. Die Ver=
ldm1nIlngen oes6erru Slid tparen lebr tart
ull0 iiberaQ traf er &epubltfaner, tpelde in
boiler N~uflebn1ng gegen tDre Partet be-
ariffen iino. 6err @o6rdre lit auf 0runo
iorafdltiaer 0eobd6tungen iiberSeugt, DaB
ct. So6n gel6lagen tperoen piro. Gut
llnterrtdtete iagen, Slid peroe aaein in.
Sen Counties 9ottdtpatomte, GlaD, 0aois.a
0idinion unb Salina cine Mlebrbett BON
@iertauieno cr6alten."
8etanntIi6 lit bas Streben Der Srelln6e
Ser Srct6eit in &anias oarauf gert6tet,
nidbt nltr BEN braben uno ourbals Stpers
IGlii0elt Slid gum @ouOerneur 81 tpdblet,
ionoern aud cine StaatsgeleBgebun8 5u=
ian1men;u6ringel, bic Der Soltsab1tim=
mlu10 einen @crfaiiungSSuiab unterbrettet,
burd tpel6en Der jebtge Prohibitions 3ulab
cur Scrfailung aufgeDoben miro.
gfun ipiro IS freilt1 iebr l6tutertg letr,
bic Ill einem iold)er 3tpede n0tbige 53tpei7
ortttel> Otebr9ett ber StaatSgeleBgebnng gu
Gtan0e al b%ringcll. 2l6er all6 tDelln Dies
ni6t ~geldrge, iuiirOe bic einfa6e giieoerlase
ct. Sobn'S Der Sro6ibttion lit Ganias 0as
@enid bre6en; benn bur6 8erperfung ST.
Sobn'S piiroe bas Golf bon &anios auH
Sic Brobibition ais Ma6tpcrf ct. Sobn's
pertperfen Sic @ouitredung ocrielben tpiiroe
bctnabe allent1aIbcn I'M Staate our llnmog~
Gidfeit mer6en. llnO tpeit itber &anlas
binalls tpiir6e bie Notwithstanding,
6eren !6anptucrtrster i'm poIitilden 9eberr
Scr Scr. Staatel ebei1 bieier ct. Sobn lit,
burb ieinc politii9e 0erni6tung ben Go=
bCsitoE erbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

Omar rei6en bteie nod ii6t BIN, Inn ben
Staat republtfantl1 81 MAIDEN. Wpbl
aber erfrelt it0 Die 'rcpublifnnilde Yartet
allert6alben zines DielDcripreGenben Stilnz
mealgeipinuS. lln0 gcrabe i'm tptdtig1ten
GongreBbeSirf, in Incident Die beoeutelloe
Sabrtfitnot @beeling Iie9t, tru9 bic oCnO7
trotild)e Yartet cine ~geiualtt8e ytteberiage
uno bic republifanii6e eiuen en~tlpredeloen
Steg 0aDO1t, 10 0ab 0alclbft elmer Der freiltnz
nigiten unb tiidtigIten &epublifaner SeS
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