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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-30

Pastor-"Whens father and mother
both abandon J Jou, who then will take
YOU in ?" Scholar The police"
Old Slobson was raking 10 the front
yard yesterday, when he noticed q boy
gsEirg through the picket fence in 8
most earnest nanper. "What are you
doing'I" asked the odd man. "Wa,ch'
ing the Rake's Progress" replied the
| boy, as he lodged just in time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-30
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

DO Fed KindIeberyr,o or schom Il my Concerd.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry Norris
has paid into the County Treasury a.sum
of money sufficient to redeem lot No. q
Id Caiais. .sold at Delinquent Tax Sale by
John e.ichsll, Treasurer of Neuncs County
Ohio, 5snuary IS, 1881 IN the snsns Of
Elisk Mckee TO Fred Kfndleberger.
- = sss'ksS st s's 8. A! ATKINSON,
rmsyas,ssts 9Auditer Monroe &C.. Chic.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11
T HE S IT n.
NEW YORK, 1882.

The Sun for 1852 will make its fifteenth animal
revolution under the present management shin
ing, as always, for all big aud little, mean and
gracious, contented ana unhappy, Republican
and Democratic deprayed and virtuous intelgl
gent and Obtuse. The SUNS lpht is for r,a,'
kim and womankiGd of every sort; but lis @en
lal wsrsth is for the good. while it puurs hct
emily wicked.
The Sun of 1873 was newspaper Of n pe,v
kind IL discarded many OF the forms. and a
multitude Of the supeIiu us words and phrases
ofancient Journalism. II undertook L, rerOrt II,
a fresh. succinct unconventional way MI ~.
news of the world. emitting no event of hnmaN
interest, ana commenting upon affairs with Tho
fea'lessness Of sbsol. te independence The
success Of this experiment was the su cess ~
the Sun. Ii Effected a permanent change i'm III.
style Of American newspapers Every imnor
tant journal estaslished III this country I'm tbe
dozen years past hss been modelled after The
sun. Every important journa! already rxistinc
has been modified and bettered By the force nj
the SUMS example "
The sun Of 1852 will be the same outspoke,
| truth telling and interesting newspaper
by liberal use Of the means which an nhu,
dant prosperity Affords we shall make il better
than ever before
We shall print all the news, putting i, ipts
readable shape, and me'ss ing its i'm sortanes
not by the traditional ysrdsti,k. but hy its 80
interest TO the people. Distance from PRINTING
House Squsre is rot the irsi consideration wiz
TIE SUN whenever anything happens worth
reporting We etI thc particulars, WHethcrithsn
pens in Brooklyn or IN lokhsra.
In politics We have decided opinions and A..
accustomed 10 express them In language tb,t
can he understood. ". s,y what We thinI
about men and events That habits Me nniS
secret of the SUNS political e urse
The WsfTLr sun gathers into eight %, yes tho
best matter Of the seven daily issues An Arri
cultural Department Of uueGuul,d merit NH
market reports aud liberal proportion Of lii
erary, scientific, and domestic Intelligence com
plcie the NkIELY SUN, and make IL the bast
newspaper for the farmers household that was
ever printed, w
who does sot know and read and like m.
SUNDAY SUS, esrh number uf which IS a Col
| conda Of interesting Literature with he hest
poetry Of lie day prose, every line wu,tl rpnd.
| ing, news, humof--matter enough 10 M A good
sized book, and infinitely more varied and on.
tanning th.n any b~ H. big or little.
II our idea Of whsta newspaper ghouId be
pleases you send for the sun
| our terms are as follows:
For the daily Sun, a -four pace sheet Of % col
nlnns the price bv mail is So cents II month or
$500 year; or including the SUNDAY uaper
| an eiph-page sheet of 81 columns, the pricc il
90 cents per month or ~ 20 year hostage
| paid i'"'
The sunday edition Of the sun is nj O furnish
ca separately at oil 20 year: postage paid
IT, price Of the WEEKLY Sun, eight.nag 56
columns. is I'll year, postage paid For crbs
of en-, sending $40 we will scna an extra cory
iree Address l. W ENGLAND.
Publisher of the sun. New York City.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

Unfortunates who are seeking to renew
their health, are many. So often have they
been deceived by the advertisements -
worthless compounds, that many are dis
outraged, and refuse to believe anything
they read in the papers Therefore, the
best advertisement Of really good meii-
cine is the reputation 1t has gained in
places where it is being sold. No other
remedy ever discovered ha, grown 81 rap
idly in public favor as that true medicinal
tonic called Brown, Iron Bitier's In To-
calities where its extraordinary merit. have
become fully known aud realized ny those
who have been in i'll health the sale is I'M
precedcnted One druggist in our city re.
ports the sale of 2'S bottle, in one wees. 1t
Is, indeed, a wonderful; hcslth-Giving, lite
saving preparation. II |, soothing aud re-
frcshing in its effect, and strengthen, every
part Of the body, and creates healthy sppr-
tite and digestion, even when the system is
almost destroyed by the many hurtfnl ca
thartics go commonly used Reader, be-
ware! duty demands that you try Browns
Iron Bitters, ifyour health i.poor from any
cause - ENQUIRER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

Hair dressing and restorative Is found in
lniondon Hair Color Roslurer.n 1t seldom
tmlsto restore gray or faded hairto It's uris.
tual youthful color and beauty Failing
hair is checked by its Use, and il produces d
growth OF beautiful Young hair, soft, glossy
and luNuriaut, II certainly is the most
clcanly and elective huir rcsiortr now be.
fore the American people.
\. A ,Gihsln Iarytown, Dachcs,couu.
", n, y, writes; Dr. Swayuc N Son
PHILADELPHIA: GENrs-l enclose pustolncp
order for eight dollars, please scnd me one
dozen London Hair Color Rrs,orcr" II
,has stopped my hair from falling, and ~
stored It 10 tsnatural color 1t has proven
satisfactory In every respect. The Lion.
don Hair Color Restorcr" can be- obtained
at all the leading druggists at 10 cents q
bottle
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DEFERRED TELEGRANS
Arctic Adylccs

ST. PETERSBURG, January S.-M. san.
towsky, who went in search orthe Jean.
nctte on board the Chasscur,mct the United
States steamer Rogers engaged in the same
mission. lie iclcgraphs from lrkontsk I'm.
der date al December 18th rs follows:
We parted on the 0th day of AUGUST from
che Rogers which stcercd for Herald Island
The Strelook, with the Bremen expedition
On board, then returned to Chinese Point.
having previously accompanied the ROGERS
IN the search, An American schooner hay.
inp on board the Captain of n stranded
whales, had joined them IN Providence
Ray. The Captain stated that he had seen
a boat containing corpscs aud also silver
spoons aud other articles marked Jean.
nettc.' The bca, had been east up,n Tier.
aid Island. Tho Commander vt tile Roger
therefore resolved 20 proceed thithrr. II,
anticipated wiuitring there. and. aided Inv
dogs purchased at knmschatko, ortnnigrl
parties to make u thorough search OF ia,
islaud
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

Mr.. William Il. Seymour, OF Colnnbu.
Ohio writes: 81 attended course of lee
lures several winters ago at the Ohio Mcdi
cal College Of Cincinnati, Ohio. There
was taught that iron is prominent Gle
mcnt in the physical organism OF murkud
without ii life is an impo,sibility. A yast
percentage of the diseases ana premature
deaths to which the race 4. subject is caus
cd, or Mt least made possible by weaken
ing of the body in consequence of - lack 81
iron in the blood Having suffered from
i'll health, poor digestion and urinary
troubles ever since I recovered from tv-
phod fever, complicated with malariil IT,
yer, determined to give iron I, trial, From
investigation learned that Browns Iron
BItnrs were The best, and TINT they lid NOT
blacEcn the teeth, so concluded 10 make
use Of them. They hay, acted like u charm
never before felt so robust hearty and
strOng.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

publicans in the East who knoN little Of
the temper of Arkansas, affect Ia believe
that their party can win the state IN the
next election by timely injection Of Ma
honeism. The Republicans Of Arkansas
know much better than This, but they are
Just now instructed irou national hem.-
quarters to assume tho appearance %
cheerlulness. aud they are struggling harI
to obey orders. We do not feel tie Slight
est apprehension regarding the Democracy
of Arkansas when the time comes To woe.
The State is situated on the wrang s,dt ~
the Mississippi for Mahonei'm.-tSt' Louis
News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

Tho latest novelty is dress album. A
piece of every new dress is carefully cut
and summed up on one side of the leaf,
aud the date attached. Thus the book
forms a complete history OF ladys cos
tune from season to season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11
In Limbo.

AUGUSTA, CA, January o,--Lcvi, War.
rem, colorcd drivcro a mail wagon between
Che dcpo, and post.oillce, has been arrested
for stealing letters, For some time letter.
have been missed from the office, Thr
Postmaster directed his clerks to keen
watch. One Of them had an eye On War.
rcn. and saw him taking from the dis,rihn.
ting table . package OF letters which ncrr
tound on his person.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

Jackson, MISS, January 0.-oenoral
Robert Lowrcy was to-day installed as
tievernor of Mississippi. Tho In.
susuration ceremonies were very i'm
posing and wcr witnessed by Nh
'rlares that tho cardinal principles of his nd
ministrution will be IL protect and Gn,le,
Che rights Of all, and TO promote the com.
mon welfare. -. '''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

Because there IL prescn, dinerci CO Of
opinion among Democrats IN Arkan.a,
about the payment Of the State debt, Re.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-07-13

THE REYENGERS.


Pop ss's - s''''sss'sss' ?
Yes M
Take that big basket with the broken
BALE, an dig me bout . peck O. pata-
ioes lock lively now. Don't stand
there staring atme like dumb thing. Fly
afound - lssssss rs Issfast3fE ssfs
Yes n, =
Top, thick-set little fellow black as
Faithful Sharpe designated with her lean
ia1a6nggef, and starteds out e
an the garden, Andy, Miss Faithful s
nephew, and the cause Of much of her
nDulaion, was engaged in weedino.
&c averaged one weed a minute. Al
naa'.,a ,aas rate It would take about three
beds But Andy didn care e Heb lie hated ed
nork, and it wouldn't have distressed
n .,as 7 the the garden bad remained ,,n-
ths rear His auass ssample, 3 eas and her 81
many niaxfls. and 1ong lecthee dn the
aoolREy ct honest toll never had any
rIs,eptible effect upon him.
fas are syeu gong to- do, PoHa''
mIngs pretty much as Mars Andy did,
snef9 edfrom the house. sw~ 5
aaiR to dig tateis. L.
lgglng potatoes. had always been
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-07-13
"she! Now You know yoa,re gassin,

as sne makes out. But 60 long. Ibe-7
lieye ID druther weed ANYHOW, ~ said
Andy, making the best of the inevitable.
~ only know one thing: you're that
meaH jew wopldA't buy you,,s 49,,
Pop proceedel 10 the potato patch
with q heavy heart. Andy's last
words cut deep. He wondered how lie
could make peace, and turned out the
contents of his pockets, thinking he
might find something ito propitiate the.
friend whose friendship was so dear to
him. But nothing appeared Of sufficient
value to serve. as q peace offering-an
alligator's tooth, q rattlesnake's rattle. a
big cone, a piece of string, the core of q
turnip, a glass button and a piece of
rusty iron. For none of these things
would Andy care. He had plenty ike
them; only better. -
Two boys, in close conversation, came
to the rail fence, taking the road which
led to the river, half 8 mile off. Pop
prlcked up his ears on hearing something
one of them said, and ran to repeatsit to
Andy, forgetting, in his excitement, all
about their recent difference.
Il say, Mars Andy, now's our chance.
Wescan get eben wild dat Bob Harris and
TIM Waters for stealin' ol1r cloaes when
we was in a swimmin' Las Sat day.
Dey's gone down now to go in dair-'
Selves :
Good luckr' cried Andy. s.I didn't
believe we'd get . chance for revenge so
Soon. You get through your potatoes,
Pop, and let s be off. Well show lem
that stealin' clothes is q trick. we can
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ISL, A. Bird 1dyL

As they stood together, looking out.
into the garden, she raised her eyes
softly to his, and, while an expression Of
sweet suspense crept softly over her
pretty face, murmured:
Don't the little birds have q nice
timer 81.
20, yes he answered, .sthey do
that. They have political sinect1res with
out voting or having to get congressman
10 back them. And they are in for life,
and they cam t write letters that will ex-
pose them ten years later, and they.
haven t got war records to be sprung on
them at the wrong moment, and they
know nothing about finance to get them
into trouble. O. yes, darling, the birds
have pretty nice time Of it. 2 ~
ssBut their liyessseein to be made up Of
love- she whispered family.
Yes; but you mustn't bet too heavily
on love. i have seen human beings
whose lives seemed to be made up Of
love; but, when there was no one around,
their home assumed the character of q
political caucus, with a good sized tor
nado emptied into the free fight. You
mustn't judge the feelings of married
couple for each other by the way they
act at a ttle-drum. But then, the birds
have the advantage over men in making
Iove'a sfsfs
mo jokes on bills and snotesp' = she
broke in. = $
M No, 9 he replied, esbut because they
have sure thing. They don't have to
60 down town and write poetry and put
In coal lsaal day fof four dollars per week,
and they never. have to save up money to
pay for ice-cream and theater parties.
They neYeri have to buy clothes, and
when they do fall in. love they. are NOT
talked about all over creation, and ti1ev'
don't have to meander aip to. tile GIRLS
father and tell him q lot of lies, and.
%, yes, the bird in love has q pretty soft
thing.
. DO you think they understand each
otherswhen they twitter''ls ssty GtGss
8 Z. 4 don't think there can be any doubt
about that, Because the male seems to
wax mad when the female gets in all the
talk, Now that female over there seems
to be IN the act OF mailing her lord for d
new dress. Of commanding him not to be
looking at that other bird over there in
the polonaise. or course they tinder1
stand eachethef, or else they gwonld keep
awoiiid yoi1 like u tsib be ] bird p,s ~
1 saNots nuchA ashes replied, with great
emphasis, wouldn't like the idea
of getting up at FIVE irl.the morning. and
washing in dew on . seggE tfiowenrheds
and !1s squawking of g lot Of rapture over
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SabnnnfdHe.
sin eurehataanaemer @aterins

gStlfesburre Ba., s. Sept. - 9eute
friib lin l llbr giHg am SuBe Der Serge BET
BCnobicot Elm ans 50 ldmer belaoenen Bags
CONS bcitcbenber 6radtjug Der 0@entrals
bObn" ourdl, 3. 3. ietn etgenes @epift lteB
ibn nit furdtbarer @eidmtnbigteit ;u Ebal
rOuen. Die SrcuIien murbeH bHrd Die
0feibuHg rOt6gliibeno uno beriagten ben
8tenit. 0iebrere Ytetlen melt ging Die
ptlbe SagS, bis mebrere SaggOns ourh
cine Sriide bet a'blep brahen, Die ooIitdu=
big SemOltrt purOe. 9iatiirlid) gtHgen oas
bel and @iitermageu in Griimmer. Die
Sabnbeanten entfdmcu punoerblrer Weiie
nit lei6teH SerIebungeu.
BbtlHoelpbta ia, s. Sept. - Sobn s.
2u Botes, Der ilteite 2otomotiUiihrCr Der
o2ebigb GallenzSabu," perlor turd etueu
lluiau bel gGbitesSaben SaS 2Gbeu, uls er
cine 6rau, Die fif sur 3stt in Der SabuIe
ictucr yotomptipe befau6, ;u rttteu iud)te
Die 6rau, cine BbilaoelpBieriu, lpollte Don
gSbitez6aucn uadb Der @erberei fabrsH, uuo
Oa Der BaiiagieSug au9eetercr nidt aubieIt,
geftattete man tbr, aHf Der Gabuic oe8 Srddtz
3ugeS nlit1ufahren. gttd1t melt bon yteps
Sapen colioirte Der Bug nit etnem auoez
ren; bic 8abubebieuitcten rctteteu ild) ourh
Serabipringen non 6eu 3iigen, mr. 8L
GoicS bljcb, unt bic GraH III retteu; es ges
lang i'm aud, oieie ab;ueteu, er iclbf aber
nurSe }tpiiheH bic QotOmottuc uuo GincH
ggafierbebdltsr gebrdn9t uuo erOriidt.
SameSton II, Nzy., s. Sept.-@efern
Qbeno entgleifte in TOlge eiHes 2dienbrudeS
10 Wetlen BON bier eiu grpebSug Der DGafe
grie &efern SGbu." gSn. 8Uapp, Der
6eiSer Der gOtCmotiuc, erlitt geidbrliAe
Griihmnnhrr
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9dS ocIbe Ticbcr.

mus0tlle, Ser., 8. Sept. -
@efern itarben bier BeriOnen uno ertrants
ten 48 an gelben 6ieber. gu Sort 8rOwu
iiuo bier Soloaten erfruutt. 9te 3abl Der
6ieberfranfen su Watumoras nimmt aamds
ltg ub - lett DitttWof lnb bort MIR 6tet
BeriOuen geftorben.
gSaibtHgtoH, 8. September. - Dem
geueralarst Oe8 Diariue SoipitalOienfes
tpiro ans Brownsville gemelSet, SaB es bort
in ben lebteu "a Stunben ID. 3. bis beute
gbeno) 3u 48 neuen @rtraufungen uub 10
GOoeSiduen getOmmen lit.
BeuiacOla, 6la., s. Septembsr. -
Die Seufe III i'm gtadlafen. geuu met
tere grtrantungeu uno tein Sooesfaa.
Beuincola, Sla., s. Sept. - 9as
Tiiherboot ,6ote Smtt6" traf bsute etma
50 Dieilen BON Der Barre bic ttQlieniide
8arte y9ui &mici 2iugi" an, bic fG6retlOs
mar, ba, pie Die Wanuidoit bebauptet, be-
Captain iOpobI, pte Die OfT,tere Dor etnts
gen SageH geftorbeH fiuo. Das Sa6rseug
9iug, mad gienport, 28ales, beitimutt, am
IS. &uguf ab, unb bamals berritte ieins
Grontbett am 8Orb. Die glatrOIeu LehauO.
ten, oa6 bolb 6arauf aber bic CIft,iere BEN
gelbeu 6ieber erlugeu. Die 8arte 1T bier
bcr 5uriidgebradlt nOr6eu, uu6 bat Der
ttalieniide StOniul etne llnteriuAuug etngss
fpi4pf
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gefe9rap6tf6e 9epefdett.
8eriate Der ..gFOeiirter grsHe" fir ben .,Dsut4s
Gorreipoubeuent.
Nus Der 8mnSesbauptftaSt.
Die SJnridnerpirren

Q8 ibingtou, s. September. - Raf
telegrapbiiden Serthten stueifeln Die @eues
rGle Sheridan un0 Yope an Der 4tdtiatat
Der 8eri6te iiber ben 4ufbru6 Der u6rolif,en
@6egeunen BON ibrer 9teieruation. 8om
Snotaner= Serritortum fin6 ie6o6 nod teiuc
gtadIrid)ten iiber bic angebltden 3rubel eirt-
getroffeH.
yamedlismus.
Sn lebter 3ett 1T es INNER bdufger ge,
tporoen, baB bic Statren un6 auoere gSunft-
if1dBe" in ben 6feutliG, en- @ebdubeu pom 8e
ltquienIammlern perftilnrtelt o6er Oerun;iert
tpuroeu. Gin SauptipaB Der Beiu6er ideint
III ietu, Den Statuen i'm &abitol @iaarreuz
ftummel in be-. Runo III ftedeu. Sdlimmer
tf es, tpeHu uall ben armen Stetnfidureu
pliiubernb ;u 0eibe gebt. 90 bat man Dem
DSterbeuoen 3ecumeb," Der lett 70 pteleu
Sahren erf i'm Gapttol mo jebt in Der Cor
cOran'ihen Sunffgallerie ietneu ftol,en So
besfanpf CUR Sdau getrcgel BAT, ieiuen
Somabapf, Elm Sbr uHO etner 6iuqer qez
raubt. Sinnie 9feams6orie's n@arutpals
MtGodeu" int 9amenfliiget bes Senats
trGgt bin unb ipie6er Elm Erimden Gabaf
I'M 0,uuoe, oas ibr etu gefubQoier Meuidl
spiiGeu bic iteinernen Qippen geidloben bat.
9reenougb's 8 .8aihiugton," elm Ioaenauutes
&unffioert, oas i1on BON ben &rttitern
fur6tbar mitgenommen purbe, foroert ieet
nod mebr gum Spott berauS, felt oeul
oSater Der 8epublif" BON uubetaunter
Sanb bic grOBe3ebe ubgeidlngen moroeu lit.
9ud] benz 2iucoln=Diouumeu Dor Der @itns
Sall mubte am 0ienitag BON benz Silbbauer
Got 6lannerp clue neue 3ebe uugeIeBt ner.
ben. Die Stulptnreu al ben beri6mteu
.on3etbiireu baben in gieider @etIe aelit.
ten. Gs fouten itreu9ere 9eiebe eriaIIeu
merben, I'M Oteiem llHfug etn gnSe ~
MAIDEN.
SermiicbtcS.
Die beuttge Steuer @iunabne betrud
$532, ,275.32 unO bic .3oueiuuabme $902,.
1892.
CUR Gtnl6iung beifimmte Rattoualbant
nOteu i'm Setrage bon $245,00O liefeu beutt
i'm S6atau1te ein.
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Die Setruaereieu i'm NbiIaSel=
hhfrr Hrrfpffhn hnnir

Bbtlabelpbta, s. Sept.-S9bu ..
Gn9ber, Supertntenbeut oes 5abrif-0es
partements oe8 9rmenbauies, pur6e pom
8iftrittsaumalt grubam uerb0rt un6 be-
3eugte, baB in Den 8iideru 8aaren ais ab.
geltefert eingetrugeu uuO 3abluugen oatiir
gemadt mur6en, obne boB bic betreHenoen
@aareu je i'm &rmenbauie eiultefen.
8eOerlp, R.<S., s. Sept.-@s 1T lest
3iemltf getutB, baB NajOr Bbipps fh idou
ieit eiuiSeH EageR bier uerfedt bait.
Sein Sdwoger tpObnt bier; ouS Snu8 bee.
ielben mar lett nabe5u eiHer g8Ohe geitloi=
len, unO man glaubte, baB fth Die 6amtlte
auf Dem 2anbe befGube; getern AbenO be
mertte man jebOd Ourd einen Rtb i'm Sen:
iterIa6en 2tdt i'm Snnern uub ii6erpadte
MN bas Sans. Dtan bat genug geiebeu,
I'M es iider gu MAIDEN, 6aB Ebipp8 i'm
t1ouie iit, uno es iinb Boli,ifen als gSahC
oufgeitelt moroeu. Der BoliSeidsf UOr
philadelphia ift teIegrupbiid beuGdriattgt
f,rrSct1
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0pIifiThcs.

Suiftng8. 6. gtep., s. September. - Die
@reeubddler baben beid)loiieu, om 27. D.
DuS. bier gemciniam NIT Der o6urmerS
2llliauce" unb Der gluttsNlOuopol= Orgauiia=
tiOn cine S;aatSz&ouoentiou ablubalten.
gS bttes8ioerzS unttton, ST., s.
September. - So liGgeu jebt 8ablberinte
ans 223 @emeinoen Dor. 8ieielbeu gebeu
fir ben republifauiiheu @ouperueurScau6i=
oateu 8aritom 50, 1876 Sttmmeu, Gaton
(0em.) 1892, Marttu (@reeub.) 1440;
garfotp'5 Mebrbeit 1884 Stiutmen. Son
II Gemetubeu febleu nod bic 8eridte; Bar
Itom'8 Rebrbeit tuir6 ii9 nahri6etnli6 aui
$4,000 Stimmen bt;ifieru. Die Grpdbluug
oes 9}idters Bolano in ben @ongreB 1T nod
INNER 3metfelBaft. giah Beridten aus 119
@emeiuben i'm imetten &OngreB6titrifte bat
er nlr 575 Sttmmen Webrbeit, uuo oo nod
8eridlte aus elf 9emeinoen febleu, miro
feline giajorttaj nod tpeiter reowtrt iuers
ben,
g8 bite GtOers Suuttton, s. Sep
tember. - Den bis jsbt eingeIautenen @oblz
bertdteu nud babeH bic Republifaner 180
3omureprGientnnten, bic 9Gmotrateu 4G
Uu0 ole @reeubddler ermGbtt. Die De-
motraten per6en alio in Der Hddfen Qegi8.
latur 81 Sertreter mebr SdbIeu, ais in Der
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fern @benS tuuroe I'll Butunm Der Fol3eiz
ridDter SEQ. 8. g8alli8 uerbuftet, uuo ;war
inter Der 2lnflaae, ben 8rOBen 8rouo, Der
i'm Iesteu 6riibltug 8utuuh. uermdftete, an
gelegt gu baben. Gls iein Selfersbelfer IN
elm gentiier g8arren perbaftet mor6eu.
9arrobsburg, &p., s. Sept. - 3u
Surntlboiue erifoB am DtittuOd Der BOLT
Seiridter g. Saplor Sru. Scenes 8rOwu.
Setoe 0iduner luaren idwer betrunten uul
Qettetbcu ijd etner &letutgteit wegcn in bic
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