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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
A Through Train

Sunday morning the first regular through
passenger train ON the Gulf Colorado &
Santa Fe road will leave here for Galveston.
The time has not been made public, yet it
will leave here every morning at an early
hour. The train from this time running
from Fort Worth to Cleburne will be a local
train, Dallas now being the main terminus
of the line. 1t is understood that the man
agement of the road contemplate pushing
the road on northeastward from this point
over the old survey of the Chicago. Texas
q Mexican Central.
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Great slaughter In the rr,c, Of p,our

Tn ofdtr .hat cVrryOne may lest the
merits Of our Hungarian -four. made hy the
Anchor Milling company, of st. Louis we
have this day reduced the price from S. per
hundred to 81 - per hundred pounds. We
will sell |, ct that price during this month
only, aud We cordially invite the public 10
try II and be convinced that II il all we
claim for II. That is, the best flour made
"a earth, We guarantee II to be tins hrs,
flour brought to Texas. Remember we
only sell u u, that price 10 introduce IL, and
the price advei tised only holds ,ood dur.
inv this month Try II, everybody. Bryan
n bradshaw, 5i5 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
UNDER THE WHEELS
A Brakeman Falls From n Texas 4 Pacific
Freight Train and is Crushed to Death
The Inquest

"A Brakeman Falls From n Texas & Pacific
Freight Train and is Crushed to Death
The Inquest
The HERALD made mention yesterday
morning of the death of Thomas Spooner,
brakeman on the Texas & Pacific road who
fell from n freight train near the fair
grounds yesterday morning about o'clock
and was instantly killed. Yesterday morn.
Ing Justice Price, acting coroner. inn
paneled jury aud held an
inquest over the remains, which
were afterwards turned over to Undertaken
Smith for inteIment The testimony ellie.
tied is in general to the effect that the de-
ceased was a new brakeman and that he
was on his second trip when he met his
death. The train, consisting Of six cars.
was eastward bound and the deceased was
sitting, when last seen by the engineer,
and fireman, on the forward car next to the
tender, He fell from his position, and the
engineer feeling the train Jolt stopped to as.
certain the cause, and going baClI.a few
yards found the dead body of Spooner.
Life was extinct. The wheels had passed
over his body Just below the stomach, mash.
ing it flat, yet strange to state, there was
not the slightest abrasion OF the skin.
which leads to the belief that he must have
fallen from the rear car or by the side of
the track and, in his endeavors to rescue
himself, fallen under the rear wheels of the
caboose, for it does seem that
if the entire train passed over
his body that it would have
been more or less mangled. The deceased
was about % years old of healthy build,
ard hailed from' Charleston, Missouri,
where he has relatives residing. They were
teleeraphed to learn what disposition to
make of his remains, and an answer was
received, saying, bury the body here,
which was done.
After hearing the testimony of witnesses
the jury returned verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
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The neile of Texas Paws Her wnyi

The Belle OF Texas Marriage association
was organized September 18th. Since that
time she has paid benefits ms follows To
William Hudson, Dallas, $3.50; J. u. Fer.
guson, Dallas, $40; W. H. Brown, Dallas
$40; John 5, Aldehoir, Dallas. $3.50 J. W
Taylor, Waco, 800; W. J.. Rivers, Waco,
$50; |. n. Harrison, Greenville, 500 +. ].
Tallery, Gainesville, $50; $. T.. Simpson,
Dallas, $3.50; Mrs: NJ. y Padgitt, Dallas,
X Williams Dallas 500; L. S. Brow, or,
dallas, $500. Total amount paid, 81 $40
Her membership is rapidly increasing.
Thus, good companies, headed by good
men, establish confidence and are bound Ia
succeed. Office over Exchange bank, IN.
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
5. A. SANDERS, Secretary,
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THE WEATHER
Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton BELT.

GALVESTON, October g.. ---0bservations show.
.ns highes. aud lowest temperature and rainfall
ht past tweuty-four hours, taken daily at 5
O'Clock p m
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
NE United States signal service by requiring
iaeir agents to take the observations and use
melr wire-without expense TO the government
10 transmit by them, viz Gulf, Colorado 4
santa Fc, International & Great Northern, Texas
4 Pacific, Texas 4 New Orleans, Houston K
Texas Central, and Galveston Harrisburg & San
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stable Removed,

Messrs, Martin & Randall have removed
their livery stable to Hareis Il Stevenson's
old stand, on Camp street, This firm has
a fine stock of saddle and buggy horses and
elegant and easy running vehicles, ald
those desiring livery service cannot do bet.
ter in Dallas than to hunt up aud patroniae
Messrs. Martin & Randall.
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Mnyer's Iicslnnrnni.

Antonio Sam Wah, one of the most expe.
rionced rcstauranters In the country, has
recently purchased the restaurant at May
ers garden, and has improved II in every
way. lie has had long experience In the
business IN Mobile, Alabama, where SANS
restaurant was the resort of lashionable
society, as well as those possessing fastidi-
Gus tastes. Gentlemen and ladies can call
ut Mayors restaurant for meals without
enconntering any Objectionable characters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

Cant sleep nights is the complaint of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Cough, etc Did yon ever try
Acker's English Remedy? II is the best
preparation known tor all Throat aud Lung
troubles. ~ cents and 81 per bottle. Sold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

The LaClede hotel, under the able man
agement of GriswoId X Sperry, continues
to enjoy most liberal patronage and is
the resort OF Texans who visit st. Louis.
1t is conveniently located in the business
centre and is fitted up with all the modern
improvements and comforts OF the day.
The house has been refurnshed and is
tirst.cass throughout, The table is sup
piled with all the market affords, which is
prepared in the very best style,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

The fourth annual reunion OF Ross Texas
brigade will be held at Terrell on the nth
and 18th, Wednesday and Thursday. The
Terrell Times says All ex-sodlers Of the
Confederate and Federal armies, their
families and friends and the public gener.
ally are invited to be present. The barbe-
cue will begin on the llth inst The fol.
lowing is the programme, as arranged by
the committee in charge
FIRST DAY.
Address of welcome by III, L. league
Response by General II. 7. Mabry-of Tar.
rant county.
Address by General G. w. Russ, late of
United states army.
Dinner
Annual address by Hon. J. W. Throck-
morton.
Hons Il. Il, Hubbard, Richard Coke and
John Ireland will also deliver addresses.
Supper will follow, after which the evening
will be spent in social and personal greet.
ingS.
SECOND DAY.
Business meeting ut o'clock n. M.
Addresses by Hon, DIN Wellborn and
others.
Dinner
Memorial services in honor of dead com.
rades
Conclusion.
There will be no political speaking on the
grounds.
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Ladies' Grand Gala Days
Monday and Tuesday, October 0 and 10
at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
Woolens.

woolens.
Haylngjust returned from the east, where
have made careful examination and pur-
chase of woolens for the approaching sea.
son, ! can most truthfully say that have
now in store not only the largest stock, but
the best selected stock of fine woolens ever
displayed in Dallas, and at prices so much
lower than before that no one need be with
out suit OF clothes made to order and to
1T.
1t has always been my desire to give to
the people of Dallas and vicinity the very
best goods, trimmings and labor for the
money, and the proportions TO which my
business has grown is Il most pleasing tes-
timonial by my patrons.
Now thanking my patrons for past lavors,
shall most assiduouSly endeayOr to cater
to their desires for new ones.
Respectfully, yours,
H. ZIMMERMAN,
Merchant Tailor LnT Main 81 roo.
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City Matrimonial Insurance Company
,JuCkso Miss-Day Plan

We pay $500 q day. Applications by
telegraph will be dated same day. Money
can be sent by first mail. Advance assess.
ment $500 W. S, Hull, president; f. d.
Hull treasurer. Address l.. Il. Moselcy,
secretary, Jackson, Miss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
80, 900 Lc Conte Pear Trees,

three per mail, postpaid, for 81. fhe
Huntsville Nurseries, Huntsville, Alabama
have heretofore advertised only for the
Wholesale trade but now OTTER inducements
to all who plant Fruit Trees and Fruit
Plants. Catalogue free,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
wedding Presents

An elegant new stock of silver and silver.
plated ware, tea sets, pitchers, breakfast,
dinner and pickel casters, butter.dishes,
ctrd.reCeivers, cake baskets, goblets, forks,
spoous-all ew styles, crruer Main and
Poydrss streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

When ~ ''oluridn stop with W u. STRAIT
ton. u, the Rendcehrok House. The hes
sleepins apartments, tie hest table. n,
hes sample rooms he vest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

Fnrmcriy Beers Mould ~ keep for ANY
lcpgh ni r'mc but "Cuursn's ludwe,scr"
may be l,i, uDAn With imduill Tor almost
ANY lengln ui ttnio Within, U~luk ts mahy
good qualities
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

openin. Monday ann tuesday.
At Bnunlan's. NJ cards.
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Fall and Winter Supplies
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS--Silks Satins,
Pushes, Velvets, and Trim
mings of all Descriptions.
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
ribbons, Buttons, Embroid-
cries, Laces, Etc.
As FAR IS APPERTAISS 70

LADIES', MISSES and CHILL
dren's Hosiery = Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Underwear
and Corsets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
SURE CURE FOR BLACK Irc

AeSsrs Morley Bros.
p ,SkSLEcNEN; - have sold 'W0NDERFUf
II idr 10 several Of my customers who used
or the cure OF 81 ACN LSG,by giving
> &c or Two doses internally aud applying il ex.
erhally Invoked IKE chsrm Yours Etc.
= 3 HUTCHINSON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS.

INV Ohl4fANN.
NEW ORLEANS, october G-Flour auiet and
steady; higher grades, ih6t5i..
Norn quiet nj SIS; white mixed quoted ct IS
oats higher, western, a.
y.ornmch higher and held at sOes3 GO
choice, 1000.
Pork scarce but firm at ~
Lard higher. refined uerce, 1917; key, H.
Dry salt meats In fair demand shoulder,
higher Al II clear NIB, 10; long clear, 49,.
long clear, packed, 49,
hams scarce hut trm; sugar cured, canvass.
ed, ordinary TO medium average, io@i6; choice,
10 aMlba,
Whisky steady aud unchanged. western rcc,I.
fed Oitl20. 49,
Coffee dull obblng ordinary 10 choice s,,ali
sugar, old, dull good fair TO fully fair ~,
Molasses, old, dun and nominal
,IWeny'two hogsheads and 20 barrels OF new
clarified aud open kettle sugar was received this
morning These are the first rccVlp,s Of Clarl.
ned this season. comprising hogsheads of
sfcy clarified specky. from rlaquemine parish,
sod az shc 70 barrels OF prime, OH white,
prime sold nj sac. rhe drst receipts OF new
clarlded last season was on October nth. Tween.
Y.thtcc barrels OF new mOlas 90 was received
this morning aud sold at Gg@7O for choice
Rice Nesny and In good demand ordinary to
choice, ihH6@.
Ran In good demand bu, lower at Ssd9O.
sights nominal; sterling bank, LsO
Consols, dSaNd
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 6,-flour steady aud
In good demand
Wheat unsettled and generally lower; regular
gis@gi \ October pDb@SSi, November sji, for
lhe year % May, No. Z red winter, Ion cash.
No. 2 Chicago spring. %. cash. No 2, do II.
rejected g.
Corn steady and In fair demand 6gsa6e'.
cash and November 55AsSGA for the year. 81 4
January, alhmaa May, rejected. 5sl.,
% is steady aud Il M alh cash. Ri. October.
slsWJlt November S2hg32l, for the veal; ~,
May. rejected. 2pl
Butter In good demand at flll prices fair 10
fancy creamy. aidSl. good 10 choice ,laifies in.s
1871, pAcsing stock l3tgi,. good 10 cnolc,, table.
packed, ltte Z common TO iair, igesii
Eggs dun al ~
Porn unsettled and lower 2lOO cash ., %
octob, :; y ioe 7 iaA November, 10 81 FOR the
year, ~ iAalpi AZ, January
Lard In talr demand bu, lower; u 20 cash an,
\ ctobeG l2Mimll q, November. n "a for he
year; l,.iAe'll III January WV
palt inca, ea',., SHOULDERS ios; short ribs
Mhhky sicsd' aud unch .nscd miis
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LADIES', MISSES and CHILL
drens Cloaks, Dolmans,
Shawls and Knit Goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

NOW IS TIN TINE
IA oar Establishment, thePlaCe 20 Purchase
Az Nour
|faN and Winter Supplies
As FAR As APPBRTAISs 10
EgECY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS Silks, Satins,
Pushes, Velvets, and Trim
mings Of all Descriptions.
| NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
ribbons, Buttons, Embroid-
cries, Laces, Etc.
| LADIES', MISSES and CHILL
dren's Hosiery - Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Underwear
and Corsets.
LADIES', MISSES and CHILL
dren's Cloaks, Dolmans,
Shawls and Knit Goods.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS--T
Bile Linens, Napkins, Tow
els, Tides, Table Covers, Pr
ano Covers, Lace Curtains,
Lace Toilet Sets, Marseilles
Quilts, Comforts and Blan-
kets.
FLANNELS--Canton & Wool
en-, White and Red, Plain,
Twilled and Shaker, Opera
and Matlessee, Embroidered
and Suiting; also Plaid and
Figured.
CLOTHS Cassimeres, Worst
eds, Tweeds and Jeans.
GENTS FURNISHINGS I'm
derwear, Shirts Hosiery,
Neckwear, Handkerchief
and Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES--Ladies'
Gentlemen's, Misses, Mas
tiers and Children's
CLOTHING Hats, Trunks and
Valises, Etc.
Every Department of our Large Store is Re.
Pete with New AMI Elegant Goods at
EI0NiSHlNGLY LOW PRICES +!
We invite your inspection at your earliest
@syenience
Rcspoctftl11y,
AHy BROTHERS & Co.,
S:s5 N S:SS
ELM STREET.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS--Ta-
Bile Linens, Napkins, Tow
els, Tides, Table Covers, Pr
ano Covers, Lace Curtains,
Lace Toilet Sets, Marseilles
Quilts, Comforts and Blan-
kets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

FLANNELS--C Canton & Wool
en-, White and Red, Plain,
Twilled and Shaker, Opera
and Matlessee, Embroidered
and Suiting; also Plaid and
Figured.
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Merchant Tailor, 5O7 Main str

Ladies' Grand Gala Days
Monday and Tuesday, October . and TO-
al Bauman's 700 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

CLOTHS Cassimeres Worst
eds, Tweeds and Jeans.
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Opening Mondsy and Tuesday,
Al Dauman's. No cards.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS--U I'm
derwear, Shirts Hosiery,
Neckwear, Handkerchief
and Gloves.
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BOOTS AND SHOES--Ladies'
Gentlemen's, Misses, Mas
ters' and Children's
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A STEWARD
IoI nc ny '''Np' : BALDWIN WILLIAMS, bal
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BCrrKEVVE lExAS, sept {. ISL
THIS Is 10 certify that We have used vour
WONDERFUL EIGHT for BLACK IsC
IN Cattle by giving nom IS 10 NJ drops inter,
nally and applying externally once or twice Ia
the parts affected. snd Il gave immediate relief
Al gCLURE M.R. sHIFIErT
A, J, STEWARD WILL. MCLURE,
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CLOTHING Hats, Trunks and
Valises, Etc.
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| a combinations of Pro-
fori,ic Of Iron, Perupian
bdrk aud Ihosphorusjm
Ia poiofahie form. Inc
oniy preparation ofjrou
Md, w'H Not biacken ths
TEEN, so Characteristic or
Iofher ir0u prspara,;os
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Every Department of our Large Store is Re.
Pete with New AMI Elegant Goods at
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INDICATIONS,

7aAImUm. Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

uu6 Die oabur6 berbsigefiibrte S6dbiSung
berleIben bat enoli1 Die peroiente gert d t.
t6e8erurtbetlun9 g%efunoen. Sin
Ser eSoiepb Wfitl6e bon Gan Sranctsco
hattie nGn1li6. bic linton 4aciftc Gilenbabn>
qeleuldaft tpegen 8ei6dbtgung ieiner &oF=
fer DGbreno beS transports Derflo9t, uno
bic @eri6te Daben Die &lage ais begrilnoet
anerfannt uno benz &ldger etnen S6obenz
erlab BON $423.73 suge|proder. 9a3u be-
merit bic yMmerifG": SIS lit bte5 Der erlte
Sail bieler Qtrt, uu6 Bic @nti6eibung 6eS
0tridtS iolte in groBen Gettern in jeoem
@ep1dSimmer uub Wepddmageu angei6la1
oem luer0en. .9aS @eri6t uaDrn al, 0aB
Bic @iienbahnen, iobaIo tie ei1ten vG6ed"
fir ben SrullSport zines GepGGitiideS aus
geben, fir Sic rid)tige Ql6lieferung De1lel6en
i'm tpoDIerDaltenen 3uitanbe DeranttportIi6
iiub."
Die beuti6en SostaIDemofraz
ten i1einen mieber 2lnitalten 81 MAIDEN,
I'M ibre Organiiation BON etnem a~u5lGnbts
iGen Sauptqlartter aus 3u Derbellern.
6icrauf beutet tpenigitenS Die naditebenoe
Der sc. g." 5ugebenoe Wtelouns bin (bte
i6on in %fiirSerer Saliung tele9rapDtrt MUIR
be): v9a5 alte S@lOB @Doen Smie
i6en 8intertbur unb S6affbauien, bas
bon Ben Sostaloemofraten ldon piclfa6 als
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8eitb zines &oniprtiumS ii6ergegauge1
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LID benz ipoblbabenoen 3iiri6cr SosialOe1
nofrat 6. 8urflp, hem Gulien 9obubfotp
rno oen beuii1e1 9tci6StagS>I fitgliebern
8ebel, 0riQenberger umD y. 8olmar. Wie
aus 9Sintcrt6ur senlelbet ipiro, ioll III benz
alien S6loiie, mo bereits Diel @epG6 an>
0efommen lit, cine 0ruderet eiugeri6tet
perben. Iud perlautet, oaB Wp1t leine
;3eitung rTrei6eit" fiinftig ni0t mebr in
&onOon, ionbcrn in 3url1 DrIden lalle1l
tperoe."
- Nm %. Sftober purbe 81 Go6o9no
i'm @enuelii6en @aribaI0i'S Ser az
mem e%r0ffnet. SIS mar our6 flint Sigel
nit benz Wotto: Overcome evil by good"
(Beipdltt9e bos 80le our6 6aS @ute) Der>
i6lolier1. Oas Geitament beite6t aus bier
sebn &erfii9ungeu uub trGgt baS Datum
Don1 80. Suit 1881. Ser II. 9lbiaB bes
Scltamcnts ent66lt bic Seitimmu19 Degen
8erbrenmln9 Der 2ei6e un0 lit folgenoers
maBen abgefaBt: uWicine 2etd)e miro nit
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e"tlerncn SpieBe angeoeuteten Sage Der
brannt u,1D cine 6anb boil Nl6e mtro in
cine granitene llrne eingel6lolien uno ii
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gegen 9forben ge1tiibt, init unbeoedtem @e:
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6iBe bes S0rgcs tperoen nit %eiiernen Sect:
ten feitgema3t iotpie Der &opf. @eOel
Dem 8irsermeiiter, nod ir9ellD Seman0en
ioI mein Sob friber ais nad poubradte,
8erbrennung argeSeigt tperoen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
NerutiihfeS.

-9enn Gontlius bat %sefunben, baB i6lieB=
LID @elb bod Die 0allptla6e iit:- er mill
reid werben, mie eS Sbermon, @orI
96ur3 unD anbere ais Ntinilter se,porDeu
linb. (Su. StsSt9.)
gsir Oerii4eri bic rSu. @ts5ts." unO
piileu - baB @arl S6urs iein Minilterium
ormer perlalien, ais an9etreteu bat.
(QSeitl. Yoit.)
Sdon re6t, aber tpenise 8o6en ooer
Monate ipGter faufte er Elm OritteI Der
fir 100000 Dollars b~erfauftcn v@pening
goit". @pmtt? 60 frogt man ii6
aud in ct. Souls. limb Bel berleIben @ez
Iegenbeit i6rcibt Die borttge vTribiine"
yQSie arm S6ur3 bur6 ieine Gabtnetsitelz
lung aetpor6en, eriiebt man barals, 6aB er
baIo mad leinem @iebereintritt ms 8ripatz
leben eini9e bunberttauienb Dollars gum
9aufe Der uge. .. @ueniug Poit" bergebeu
tonnte."
-Ote + idii6tsIoie8 ebanbIunq
Der GepGdFade auf ben @ilenbabnen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
(aus benz BbiIab. Demotrat.)
I OOttfrie0 &imfeI. t

@ottfric6 &infeI, Der aIte brape 8oIfsz
mann, lit am Is. Nopember 81 3itrt6 ges
ftorben. Gauienbe ietner Srcunoe leben
nod IN Nmerifa uno tperben oas 9tnl6etz
ben zines Wnnnes %betraucrtl, nit peldem
fte Die Grinnerung an gemetnlarnes Stre7
ben uno Qeioen BON IarInr inntg per-
tniipft lat, unb beiien ..<lEere Sebensz
G6ifiaIe ite itets nit Iebbaftem Snterefie
Dertolgt baben.
Or. Sobann @ottfrieb GinfeG mar am
II. QIuguit 1915 gu Sberfaiicl, BET Soln,
geboren, ituoirte &beologie llno belor1oers
Spraden un6 tpurbe oann YripatS0o3ent
in Bonn fir DiItorii6e 3beologie. Seine
gteisun9en batten iid iebp9 l9On trl9 Dem
StIbium Der &unit uno Der Iunlt19es
l6i6te sugetpenbet un6 na6 elmer Jtetle mad
SStaIien uno ieiner 8erbetratbung Q843)
trat er Don Der SbeOIOgie aurGd unO ipHrOe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
(COrreTpouoeua Der .SUinoIs Staat5;ettnua.9
Gin SMbeIrttf aus &1nias.
It'd on, &anlaS, II. gf o.
Dembcr 80.

Die ShloGt lit ooriiber. Gloria 6ale>
Iuiab! Der Sieg auf Der Sette perlDnlt6er
Sreibeit. gSer bate bas nod DOR einem
Sabre glaubeu f0nnen +? George gSalbtn9z
ton Slid DaS StaotS> SberDarpt bon Ranz
las! 0or 5lpci S1brcu tpuroe SDDn Heter
81. Sobn nit elmer OteGrbeit bon 49, 900
tpieoer ertp1Dlt. 0eute jubeln mir ilber Die
@rtpG6Illg 0lif's nit elmer Otebrbeit ppn
$1,000 Stimmer. 0ds Solt bat gelpro>
den. 8is bierber uno niht peiter! bieB
eS. Seine 0emofraten, feline ~Jtepubltta@
ner, ionbern cine pereinigte Sront gegen ben
Sanatismus, uub mir iiegten.
Gtf ieinem polttiihcn Stedenpfer0
iwSemperen5" ba6te ct. So6n i'll ben Sute
Abcs>S enat 5u 9elungen. Nher es lit nod
Elm 0ott i'll Ssrael. Die &ettcll, Die inns
i6iper Oriidtclt, iino bon ben 0eutlden nit
9ilfe Der SrlGnO5r uno Der liberalen Nnle1
rifa1el geipreIgt. Na9ri6einli6 tperner
mir III stpei Sabren nodlmals @elc9enDeIt
%befomnlcr, iiber oas GrobibitionS> 9lnenoc@
ment ob,ultimmen, un0 b0S J~felultut tpirn
Elm auoeres iein ais I'M Sabre 1880. llnlel
iunger Staat miro ipic0er 5u1eDmen, nab:
reno bic @inualOerung lett Spei Sa6rer
beinabe auigeb0rt bate. Die 9lafate, mel:
dc inn cattle @arDeu angeid)lagen iit0 ulS
Die 0eutlden DOT TanlaS ipar1er1, 11o9er
nun %entferlt tperoen.
Der Subel lit groB. On einem Ser leB:
ten g6eube Gattcn iptr bier cine Sreuoel:
8%eriammllug. Der Oonner Ser 8anOner
rnb 00ucr nerfitnbete, Dap mir fret limb
Ser Slid betonte in ieiner Seitrebe tuicoe1
un0 tpieoer, baB iein Sieg fein benlOfrati:
i6cr Sieg, ipnoern Gin 9emetnlaincr Sic!
frctft1uiQer 0emofrQtelt nm b JteDltbltta
ner lei, ll1o baB e. ais @ouuerilcur ponbie
fem @~eiidtspunfte aus banbel1 tperoe
(Oieie @rfldrlng bat Ell icitber bsim Sic
gesfeite in 3opcfa wieOerbolt. Die 9tco.
0aS @ras, oas III 9lt6iiOn mad ct
SSobn's Morten, tpern nOt6ig 5ur 0ur6
fiibrrug oes 8erbpt>@ eiebes, tpadlen loate
miro nun nidt bod tperben.
9reifade5 Sod fir %uuieren Witbitrge
George Baibingtnn Slid uno fir 6Gs fret
8oIf Don RanlaS!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
&taS ocn Norr6otct-
ScTerfpM.

Su Der am Somltog ab9ebaltenen @e1netnn=
beratbsiituns muroeH Mognns 0liou NIB
Gbeobor &orner @6ont=G tseuieit ertbeilt.
Ser S6otmeilter beridtete iiber einen &alleil=
beitonb Don $6359. Gie Netition nm Nnf=
iiluuns Der 9%epnouritraBe init S9laden
puroe ben @eiu6lteuern Suriid 9elonbt, od
bieielben bel Der Alfieeun9 berleIbeI mebrere
sYormfebler be9ar9en batten. Wtebrere @e1
Jude nm Seitenme9e &C. mlrben ben Slllta1Iz
ot9en Nusi6iiiien iiberpielen.
Wtit9lieoer Der Ginbre6erSunft member Iett
elnl9en &a9en ibre Qlufmerflamtett Dornebmz
llb ben Srtl@aften ON BEN @%isconlinz3 pet9