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The Ottawa free trader., 1882-05-06

The new comet owing to the moonlight OF
the past week, is not yet visible in the north
eastern heavens, even with the aid of field
glass, though said to be twelve times larger
than when first discovered, on March 10Th
Yet it is coming straight this way, and at the
time of Its perihellon. June 10th, Professor
Boss, of the Dudley Observatory, says 1t will
be three hundred times brighter than 1t il
now. The display, however, will depend
largely on the makeup of the comet. Its nu
cleus seems to be one of unusual activity Pre-
diction of brilliancy, however, IS not altogeth
er reliable. In June, If Professor Boss is cor.
rect, a tail of enormous dimensions will over.
stretch the heavens. Unfortunately for us, the
long twilight of summcr-thc comet follow.
ing and then leading the sun 80 closely-may
seriously impair the spectacular effect, which
otherwise might prove extraordinarily striking.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-05-06

killed and two wounded, but killing fifteen In.
dians, including Loco's son, and capturing 70
horses He then joined Col. Fo'sythe's com,
nand and on the lst inst was dispatched, as
above stated, to Gaylordsville. Onhis way, later
reports say, he had second encounter with the
Indians, about forty five miles south of Glover
dale, killing forty Indians and recapturing
about two hundred head of stock. Tuppcr lost
one killed and one wounded.
The report on the 20th thai 800 White
Mountain Apaches had broken from the San
Carlos agency and were making for the Gila
river was without foundation. There have
enough troops been sent to the Glla, 1t is be-
lieved to afford full protection 10 settlers in
that quarter.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-05-06
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES.

Our last left the Illinois Legislature through
with all its business except the senatorial ap.
portionment bill, which had run against snag
in the house. 1t was found that in the eager
ness Of the republicans to steal a senator they
had given the Tazewell district which is dem.
ocratic, an even number, thus putting Off the
election of senator Tor that district two years
as odd numbers elect this fall and leaving the
district for that length of time without a sena.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-05-06

New York inventor claims to have be-
come the owner of water power at Niagara
falls to the amount OF 100000 horse power
and with this motor promises to generate
enough electricity to light and warm half the
continent He says ten thousand miles OF
main cable will be put down, connecting the
works with every city from Boston to Chicago
furnishing not only all the electricity they
may need for light, but for cooking purposes
and to propel machinery.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-05-06
OUR CLUBBING

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with thefollowing publications. furnishing both
at the prices named, postage prepaid. The
offer-open to old subscribers or new at any
post office IN the cOunty-ls the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE IN this county:
FRsR TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times. .66
TRss TRADER anu Unicago Weekly Tribune. 265
FREE TRADER ana Chicago Weekly Inter
Oeean 266
.FREB TRADER and Chicago Weekly Journal 265
FRBR TRADER and st. Louis Repubticun. 265
FREE TRADER and st. Louis Globe lemocrdt. 2.65
FREE TRADER and N Y. Weekly Herald. -. $50
FREE TRADER and Americas Aaricutturist 800
FRBa TRADER and Prairie Farmer. ......... 800
FREE TRADER and either OF Harper's publi-
FREE TRADER and Scribaer. ............. 4.75
FREE TRADER and Godey's Ladies' Book. go. 800
FREE TRADER and Phreaologicdl Journal. 800
FREE TRADER and 81. Nicholas. ....... 800
FREE TRADER and Democrats Monthly ...... $40
FRBE TRADER and Littelps Lifting Age...... S.8
FBRE TRADER and Western Rural. ......... 800
FREE TRADER and MoOre's Rural NeD Yorker $50
FREE TRADER and Chicago Wekly Haa'd.. 2.35
FREE TRADER and Peoria W Democrat. Il 25
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-05-06

On Tuesday evening occurred the regular
meeting Of the city council. The absentees were
Mayor Allen and Aldermen Maher McDougall
Carew, Looney and Hoecker In the absence
of the mayor Alderman Catlin was called to the
chair.
PETITIONS.
After disposing of the minutes of the last
meeting petition was presented by the La Sale
County Court House and Jail Building Commit
tee asking the privilege of laying steam pipes
through the alley between La Sale and Colum-
bus Streets from the jail lot to the court house.
OF course the request was Immediately granted.
petition was also presented by several resi-
dents of the fifth ward asking for a street lamp
at the corner of Cass and Benton streets. The
matter was referred to the committee on gas and
gas lights with instructions to report at the next
meeting. 1t was claimed In the interests Of the
petitioners that the place to be lighted was dan
gerous to travel, several accidents having occu.
cd from teams going over the embankment.
Wouldn't fence answer the psrpose just as well
and be much cheaper?
REPORTS.
City Marshal Maher submitted his report of ar
rests and fines for the month which showed nine
arrests with an aggregate of s2i. so fines, of
which but 5000 were paid.
The clerks report for the year from April 10,
1881, to April %, 1882, was presented, which
summarized is as follows:
Receipts, not including taxes and time
orders issued. d....................S i,oo4.to
Taxes :................ '.- ti,oos ~ ~
Time orders, as loan. l3.OS9 w
| Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 ID
| Orders have been issued for the full amount
not otherwise provided for in payment of the
treasurers commissions, judgments, &c. OF this
SIS. .246.l6 have been paid, leaving cash in the
treasury not yet drawn out Si,0ls.5s.
| The treasurer's report for the same period
showed the same balance in the treasury.
Both reports were referred to the finance conn.,
mittee.
The street and alley committee, through Alder
man Hull, reported the bridge at the north end
| of La sale street at the foot of the bluff in q
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-05-06

DIEp.-On the Goth Of April, of congestio Of the
lungs, Everest King, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Jones.
Everests life was very brief one, for 1t all lay
in the circle of two years and four months, an
insignificant one as measured by the worlds
standard of words and acts; but how rich in its
legacy of precious memories to the members of
the home circle.
Unusually bright and attractive, his fair baby
face and winsome ways not only made him the
dearest treasure of the household, but justified
the promise of happy and honored years when
the seeds dropped in the soil of boyish days
should ripen into the rich and garnered sheayes
Of manhood.
Oh it was hard for father and mother to bow
beneath the rod, to give that lovely face back TO
the dust, to feel that the little would never
encirce their necks again and the soft velvet
touch of the tiny hands never smooth the cheeks
with tender caresses, to know that in all their
future work and plans and happy hours Everest
could have no share. 1t was cruel to believe
that all the hopes which like the exquisite BIOS
SONS resting above the still form had twired
themselves into the child life and thrown their
bloom and fragrance over his future were so
soon to disappear into the open grave awaiting
their darling. Father, mother and brother could
not make it true that they should never listen
eagerly again to baby's funny questions, odd
savings or wise remarks, and often in the silenc
they knew that they should wait with aching
hearts for the patter Of the restless feet making
music through the rooms.
Yet it was true. Their bud was to unfold in
garden of immortal bloom, where its white pet
ais would never be touched by the frosts of sor-
row, or backened by the blight of sin. 4 visitor
from the unseen land, Everest had made their
home bright with touches Of that heavenly king
dom from whence he came, and as of old the
Masters hand had rested in benediction on the
head Of a child so this little one had brought
the blessing of the Sinless One to their lives.
Even in the shadow of their darkened and DESC
late home and through their binding tears they
could thank God that If their baby must go he
had vanished before his spotless beauty of char
acter had been sulhed by one stain. God had
called him before an evil word had soled his lips
or an evil thought dritted across the snow of his
pure soul.
Whatever the future might hold for them, Joy
or sorrow, success or disaster he was safe in the
arms of that Christ who loved little children.
His life hereafter would not be failure. 1t had
unfolded into the possibilities of eternity.
L. :.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
idenen 9bralen ausgeipro6enem 3iele bins

i6enen Gbraien ~ausseipro6enen !3iele 6ins
aus4eDen =?
gScnlt iie baS nidt tDut, nun 10 lit filr
Die una6DIngtg bemfcnpen Srciiinntgen nod
intn1cr Belt, auf eigene Ge6nullg unb Gez
tnDr cine nclte SoDn eillSul0lugen. 0orer1t
aber licgt oo5l teine Gcranlallllg Dor.
Sl6ellen angenOntIaen Den Sail, eS
lteBe 1i6 10 Elm Ding, genallnt brittle Yar>
tel" alf bic 8eine %bringen, mas f0rutc I'M
gllrltt9lten Sale bamit errei6t peroen :?
oeito itbcrer tpiirbe lte bic GripGDlung zines
beipirfen. Dem baran, baB ie cine
MlebrDcit Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. err
Dbert fonnte, farn nun Der belle
gSabnltnn oenfeh. Sc mebr GinSels
1tGater lie aber eroberte, Deito g~eiDtIler
iplroe feiner Der orei BrGlibcnti0aftS7
&anotoaten cine WfcDrDcit allcr WaDlm011
1lerltlmmcn cr6olten. Die ellgcre Gabl
ttelc Damn Dem 0tationalsQ lb9coronctenDoulc
81 lllo 3Dar in ct gScile, Ddb bic lG11nlt>
ltden Scrtrcter icbc5 StaatS 5ulammerl nut
CINE Stinntc ~absNgcbcn bGttel. 0n5
llcte MIN, Oa bic Ocmtntratc1 Die Sertretllng
elmer WteDrbeit ollcr Staatell BADEN, flr5ipeg
ouf Die @rtpGblung bcS bemofratildcu
&onotooten DtllouS. SOlgli6 DiirOe cine
brittle Yartci nthtS allocrcS iein, ais cine
oemofrattlde 6illf9pnrtet, oocr, ipenn baS
beilcr fltn9t, cine SiilfSs0 emotratcaz
4nrtct.
Die Sage ser rcpublifanii6cn 8artei lit
Dcllte etlc Gbnlid)C, tpie Dor orcibig SaDren,
llad Der Derl1i6tenoclt 9tie6crlagc OcS Sen.
Scott, Die Der % ! / q : 4artci nar.--Dicie
5erticl oalnalS IN Stiide. QlIS eincm BET
Stilfe btlbete fi0 bic Yortet Der SnOiuz
l1ptDil1gS, oOcr Dicln1eDr, tpte ie lelbit l;d
n%atntc, Die vanrerifariide 4artei", aus
Dem anoern bic vnoroamerifanil6e" (0. +.
Der Sflapcrei feinbli1c) tpelde lt6 bier
Sabre lpGtcr QS56) nit ser rQlntiz9tez
braSfoz9 Democratic" 81 elmer lclIelt urepuz
bltfalliiben" 4Sartci peri6lnola aber
erit odt Sabre ipGtcr (1860) nit
r~elatiDcr McbrDeit iiber Die mittleripeile altd
in 5iDet Stiide serbrodcne bempfrattl6e
Yartet itegte. = 90 ltegt iebt ber @eOante
1abe, Dab bic fremoenfetnoli6en, tempe
rclt5leril6en 8eltanDtDeile Der repltDlifalli>
1den Bartei liG Don Oicier ablolc1, I'm etn
@ei6dft arf eigene 9te6nulg 81 fil0ren.
gSaS oana0 pDn Der republitantlden gortet
iibrig bleibt, iutrb, na0bem bieie ben gr0B>
ten SDeil i6rer beutl1en @ennlien BON ii6
geitoBen fat, nidt i'm e%ntfernteiten itarf ges
mig lein, nm nit mebr Grfolg in 0cn
gSa6lfampf bon 1884 trete1 ST. fOnnen, ais
Die StQmprc>9SDigs in ben bon 1856.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
Scr eiee oes @olfsfamStoatc,,.

@ines ber alererfreuliditen @rei9niiie
bonn z. Nouember lit Sic Is rwGbIung
oes 6errn So1u S. StnertD gum Jt az
tionala bgeorD neten oes aus etlel11
GbetIe Don @btcago beitebenben ) NET
ten Gorgreb be5 irfes BON SutnOis.
6incrtD lit ipabri6etnlid Der etn3tge Jta7
neutrality-suspicious., Der in etnem 8e5trfe, III
ueldem er nidt pobnt. gepGbIt tpuroe;
ictne gGabl lit allo etn erfolgrei6er Brotelt
qeqen Den ei1fGlttgen un0 l6dblt6en Sraud),
Dab eiIl Besirf ieine1 acknowledgements
ten l1ur aus benz 8eSirfe lelbit neDmen lou.
6inertD lit aber pabridetnli6 aud Der Sim
Sioe i'm ndditen 6auie, Der obne jebe Ueit9
iuirfung bon 4arteiorabtsieberei, BON Nrt7
mdrlpubleu 8arteicpnDeitten ullO an
berer 8arteimal6inerie auf9citellt uno
octpGblt nurbe. Die be1notratil6e Wtas
lbine bate in beiagtem Be3trfe in
Ser lan6esibliGen QBeile, nit etn 8ts7
diem 0etruq babel, ben Srldn6cr Sberts
ban aufgeftcut. 0teier neue ge3trf lit
ubertpieoeno bemofratii6 uno irii6. Ses
ionoers aud llnter ben beIieren irtiden DC
mofratrn aeiote ii6 iebo6 llnSutrteoenbctt
nit oer Q(uffteQung Sberioan's, Der ibris
qenS unter ben irti6>oemotratll6en Yolttt>
fern nod LANCE nidt Der i9le6tsite lit.
2~peitauier1o Biirger ri6teten on StnertD
6ie l6riftli6e 8itte, er lno8e ais lnabRdHs
eia bemofratii6er Ganoioat 9e9en Sberioon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

bes 9r6Bten, reiditen un0 mG6tigltet
StaatS DeS WeiteIs cine unfertige GuIne
bleiben lou
Nenn bas nidt 8l0biinn 1T, 10 tpiiie,t
mir nidt, no bieies Q8ort iiberDaupt pailc1
iou. Die erforherlide Surnmle lit u1ge>
fGbr Is 8roSent beS bereit5 in ben Yay gc>
Itcdtcn 8ctrageS. 0elder s~ureGnungSfGz
bige Mlenid piir6c Elm SauS, bon tpcI9em
er ertpartet bate, DAB es nur 10000
Dollars foiten wuroe unpolenbet laifelt,
neil ii6 finbet, baB es nod $4,000
mehr foitet? @obI5umcrfcn: penn
er bic $4,000 bat! = Slinoi5 lit ein
id)ulbenfreier Staat nit etncm feiten @i1>
fommen Coon Der Suinois @entral78 a6n),
peldes etnen Decentralization She'll ietner
Nusgnben bon pornberein bedt. Benu IS
bclltc 80 Ottlioneu Doll. 81 4 4roSent bor>
gen ipolIte, fDnnte eS lie i'm 6anbumoreben
bcfomnlcn. l1no bieler rci6e, groBe Staat
lGbt, UNI elmer lltmpigen balbcn Wetuton
ptllen, ietn &apitoI, ipeldeS, Dollcn0et,
bas l60nlte uno pra6tiglte 0ffentlt6e 0es
bGuoe bieiiettS Der Mle9benteS let1 ipiroe,
Dertpttterll ur6 berbcrben! SIS lit Die ultperz
niirfttgite 9fennigfu6ierei, Die it6 oenten
IQBt. Oelln ielbit Der GinfGlttgite muB ii6
lagen, oab tpenr bcnn i6lie6Iidl bod etn7
mai, S6a1be balber, oaS 0ebdlOe fertig
ociteQt iperbm iou, Die OaSu erfOroerIi6e
Gunrme be6eutcnO 9r0Ber iein wiro, ais
jest.
llno Dies lit bas GreebniB bes 8eferenz
buns, 5. +. Der 8erufllng all Die Nllmeiss
belt bcS ,,golfs." Sebr% ermunternb il Der
5bat fir 0ieicnigen, tpelGe in Der 1lrabs
ltirnmung pes golfS iiber ale 0eieBe 0aS
erbabcnite GnbSicl 6es %vfreien StaatS'"
ie9en! Solte tbnen ni6t nadgeraoe Die
GrfenntniB aufbGmmern, baB Elm Dtelz
f6pfiger Souperdn e6enio 6umm lein fam,
tpie Elm { II f0pfiger?
@as Die pom Golfe gene6mtgte 9tbtre7
tuna 6es Sonals on ben Bullo betrtfft, 10
fam ite crit Oann @ertb erbalten, ueGn Der
Ynro 1te annimrnt. 0el6iebt oas nt6t
Dor Dem @noe beS ieBigen @ongreiies, 10
miro tpabri6einli6 Der gauge PIan gu Bos
BEN fallen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

@olfse Gmpftnblllg lit ba8 6Dnamii6e gles
mctt ichcS auf Den Qberglanben Gil Die
.3iffer Isl gIei0 1000 be9rilllocten StaatSs
pclcrs.
Nllein - 10 fam man et;t!pel1oen THE
bari mon Der bcmoiIGtii0cH 4Sartet 5u@
nult6eu, iiG ge9en i1rc %ct1encn 0laubens@
Iebrcn aufSllcbnen ? Sat nid)t lie 9eroDe
Sic i6ranfenloie 6rciDeit beS WlitbclrcrbcS
Qcprebigt 3? SIT ni0t lie gcrooe bic Bit
terrific Tctnotn jeber &eritGrfung ooer InS7
Dehnuno Der Sun0e5gelpQlt ?
0eipiB, DaS 1T tie bt9Der getpelcn, neil
iie, ais modtlole SppolitiOn5> 4Sartet fct7
nen 9lnlaB bate, grogronul1e fit iDr t6arz
beln aufSultclten. sic fon1te liW bGnllt
bc9niigell, auf bic Derrideubc ,90rtct 81
i9impfcn uuo I'M llebrigcn GcO0ntcnlo5 tQre
alten Notwithstanding, mCtdc fir Die
@cgelipart gGr fcinet Sinn n1cbr gottct,
obStleierlt. Nnoey5 abcr 9dnktct fND bic
sadie, ipcnlt lie icI6lt sur 5icrNng Gez
rlfcn mirD. 9a gtniigt cS nldt mcGr,
alien &pll w;eberSufGuen NIB auT tQrt
0prg0nger 81 i6impIcn. Damn b%cfilloct
ite itb chen IN ser GleiQen gage, p;e bte
britii6en Series, ipcun tie Nn'S Stoat5z
ruber beruIe II mcrbcn. Die 1teitcn ol90atu1
i0re rccuierootipen" Qypgro1lme els chr
miroi0c5 0criilnpcl 1T Die GGe ltltO Gebci1
nit o~erjcni0cn Str6mHng bc5 0~olf50coon7
ten5 un0 ser GolfGcmplin0unn, iDcld)c tic
bel i6rcin Gintritt in bic Gtont@getunlt oor1
fallDell. 9Sefn sic bcrtptrGtiI0c Eortct cS
cbcnio modDt, fam itc Guf ldlgc 3ejt Die
Derrl0el0e bleIben; lpcltl llttDf, D0tlll
,1f5,t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
81 3.

Die @eiebe bon SSuirtoiS bcitimmcn iiber
Die NmtSpfIi0ten beS S6er>
6uIOireftorS unieres States =
estate Superintendent of Public In
struction" = Tolgenbes:
@r bat III lethem Bureau in Springficlo
ale linn pDn ben S6ulbcamten Der ~eiuScGe
nen Counties 5ugcidiGten 8ert0te ur,o
~ionitigc iDn in 8e5ug ouf bas Sdulipcien
SufommeuDe S0riTtitiide ullo Sdriften
auf5ubeipabre1t nnO ie Dem 0ouuerlleur
uno ben QtuSi6!lien Der StaatSgeieBgcbun0
auf &erlan9cn DOr3uleQen. st bat ii0 nit
titd)tigel S6uliebrern iiber bic bette Q(rt
Der 8iiIrung Der 0ffcntliden S6ulcn 81
beratDcn. @r fiibrt bic Nufii0t iiber Sic
Diientli0cn Sdulen iu Staate, lit Der
Eatbgeber uno 6elfer Der @ountDz SOUL
6irettoren, bat oil Oiele bon :3ett S1 Belt
&irnbi6reiben 81 ri6ten, iporin CT i6nen
0tatD iiber 2eitung Der Sdule1, itber @rz
rt6tung lno Nusitattung Scr Sdulz
bduier, itber 0ebrerpriifungen un6 Bez
i6affung tii0tiger 2ehrer ert6ctlt.
&ur5 Dor 3ul0mmentritt Der StoQts>
@clcbgebung 81 ibrer re8clmGBigen OiGt
bat er Dem 9ouDcrneur itber ben 3ll1tano
Der S6ulen in ben pcri6teocnen Counties
bes Staates 81 beridteu. C9as @eles entz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
T9SSchenfliche Sllimois Staafs-Beifune.

unoe1tiim Bic Q(bperfung 6eS Sodes. 0aS
@raebniB lit, baB in ytebraSfa cine Den Ve1
malt 9%lnmaBungen Der GilenbaDntont9e
fetnDli6e @elebgebung 9etpdDlt pur0e,
pGbreno in &anias al Der ytieperlnge ct.
Sobn's 6er @roll acgen oaS G%llenbnDn>
,Oionopot" biellei6t ebenlo Dtel 9llltDeil bat,
tpie bcr ilber Ben Temperen5e 3lpalg.
Oorin liegt ell Ttn9er5etg tllr Die oel11o1
fratil6e 4artei, ben iie, lpclln tic rlr balb7
tuegS tlllg lit, nt6t unbcadtet lailen tptro.
gt0rgelnbe Mesbeicrtpilier lpDttclil iiber
Die d3umutbung, o0B Die Oenotrattlde
8artet li6 bic 3eritOrung Der 3ntngherr7
idaft Der @iienbobn1 uno anoerer Wto@
llopole slr Nlfgabe itelIen lolle. Sic met
men, oas lei cine unen6li6 l6tpiert9e, ia
uul0Sli6e Nufgabe, in Der Gbat ntdts
onoeres, ais Elm leereS 6irn9cipinlit. 9as
raltf lit nur nit Der Srage 81 antnprten:
gSar etiua por fiinfuno5ipan5tg Sabren Die
8efretltnQ Der gfegerltlapen, oeren 0eloz
tpertb 1000 WtiQipnen Dollars betrug,
cine Re / d. tere Nlfgabe, ais Die llltertper>
fltng Der grDBen Iapitaln1ddte inter Die
8uiocsgctpalt? llno lit iie ntdt Oennod,
allen 3ipeifllcrn, N0r9lern ltIO &rtttlern gum
Srob Dur09elebt per0en ? = Sretltd) aut
unertpartete g8eile; freiltd fDnllte tn Sabre
1857 audi Scr &liiglte nidt Die bcionocrcn
llmitG1oe %Dorau5iage1, untcr peldell Die
8crniGtu1g Dcr MerlGcnl% flaperet crtolgen
iuerDe. limb flii9er ais bamal5 bic &lllq7
iten iparcil, lit beute audi 9ttcmarb III ge@
treif Der Srage, 10 c Die 5errl6alt Der
Gilenbabnfonigc gebro6en tperoet 1ol.
Q(6er geidcDen ~ irb eS bern DaB Die
9cberridullg beS nationaIcn gSirt6l6aftss
le6en5 our6 iene Wia6tDaber nidt bis in
Die aidgrdue Gipt9feit fortgeDen fam ul1O
borf, ooS lieDt ser einfadite Geritano etn.
8eDauptet ii0 Die belnofratiide Portet i'm
8elib Der ibr am Z. 9toobr. Sugefauclten
Wta6t, 10 nirb iie, ob lie iebt i6on 9lft
oaSu bat, pber nt6t, our6 Die @retglliiie
gen0t6i9t iuerben, ben &alnpf 9egen Die $40
nopole" alfSunebmen uto bis gum vbtttern
@nbe" bur63ufiibren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
1ttperbeTcrIt6.

Die Bais1tarrig1te11 ur1D perrlidtelten aler
Semperen5ler l6etnen Die in Wttl1
ourt gu ietn. Srob oler Se0ane9feper1
looen in anOeren Staaten, troB Der Dernid1
tenoen S6lGge, meI6e ct. Sobn i'm ytads
bQritoate &anlas befommen bat, rotten lt6
mGllnlt6e uno peiblibe gSaiierftmpel in
WiiIiourt ldon tpieoer Sulammen ul1o tref1
fen tbre 8orberettungen, UNI Die 10 ilbertpA.
geno Demofratii6e neue StoatSgeleb9ebung
glctd mad beren 3ulamimentrttt fir tire
8lGnc All bearbeiten.
gu WtoberlD baben iie, WGnller uno
@eiber, fur5 mad Der n~eueiten Gabl, Die
&0pfe ularnmengeitedt, nno riGtig mar IS
micoer elmer Der benofratil6en Sen1pere15s
Ter, Der ben Oturb am tpetteiten oufriB.
nGrnIi6 Der Gebafteur Sptbler. Wtan entz
mari u1b brufte Die 6ormulare elmer
allent0albe1 Su DerbreitenOen Wtallenbtttz
i0rift, burb tpel6e Die StaatSgeleBgebung
aufgeforbert tperben ioI, bent @olte fol9euz
ben 0erfaiiun9ssulab Dor5ulegen:
,Niemono bari irsenb eiu beraui6enbes
@jetr6nf, eiuldlieBli6 Qle, gSeir ul1b Gier,-
aus9enpmmeu Su me6anll6en, laframenz
talen, pillenIbaftlt6en ooer arStll6en
31pefen - periertigerl, pertoufen, fell bolten
ODER pe99eben. Sic GtootS9elee9ebufl9 bat
OtC sur SutU| uDtulH plelt2 SelUple9 SeelS>
neteu 0elete 81 e%rlollen."
Su Mtobcrlu wlrbe glei6 and CUR 9ets
tung Dec ScloSugs Elm 9lusibuB etngeleBt
nit Sobn u. SroofS, Dem ~befnnnten oeulos
fratil6en 3emperenSpfaffen unb Semperen5s
pplitifcr, an Der Spite. Die OtiiiOurier
0rpbloge Ser v0uten Iempelrttter", bieies
~eifrigiten auer Gemperen5oroen, Der bet
2eibe ni6t nit ben %luitigen unp flotte1
v5empcIritterl" bonn b0dltcn Sreimaurers
Grao peripedielt perben bari, bat bereits
ibre eifrtge Wtittpirfung Su9eiagt, ebenlo Der
8Inb Ser bortigen Semperen5tpeiber lIro
ber 8ereln fir @iufiibrung Der 4robibttion.
Wlit &ed)t peilt Die Ct .2ouiier ylmerifa"
6arauf bin, baB voie bon Ben Yrcbibitionsz
QSiiDlbubern brobenbe @efabr nm 10 ipeniz
ger unterl6Gbt peroen lolte, ais Die Gerz
faiiuug bon Wftiiouri Die Qlnnabme neuer
QlmenocmentS ni6t 10 i6tpierig pie Die
mandcr anberen Staten madt."
Mie IN SutnoiS brau6t nGmli6 in Uttls
iouri Elm Bel6luB ilber cine 8erfoliungSs
Gnbcrung nur in elmer StaatSgelebgebung
angeno1nmen 81 tperOer, I'M leine Inter
b%reitung inter bieNpltsabitimmuIng berbeiz
Sufiibren. Nber tpGbreno in Der Staatsges
ie%bgebung bon Suinois cine .3peiorittelSz
mebrbett Slr Nnnabme zines lolden 8e>
i6lulieS n0tbtg lit, genitgt in Der StaatSz
geieBgebung Wftliouri'S cine eiufQde Wtebr>
belt, urO BET Der 8plfsabitimmung geniigt,
ipie IN SutnotS, cine Otebrbeit Der ii6 an
elmer iol6en Abitimmun9 betbeiIi9enoen
8iirger.
8Hm Glide it ser b~erbOrrasenbite unter
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

Extension of the Northern Pacific
from the east is making very rapid
progress. On the 1st Of September the
rails were laid to Billings, 916 miles
west of st. Paul. They now reach rs
miles further west, and by the middle
of Dece nber will be laid to Benson's
Landing, 1881 miles from st. Paul.
Bozeman is 35 miles and Helena 140
miles further west. At Benson's Land
ing the road running wsst) leaves the
Yellowstone, to cross the divide to the
valley Of the upper Missouri, in which
Bozeman Is situated. Thence 1t fol-
lows down the Missouri valley to He
lena, about 100 miles, and passing He
lena turns west through the main
range of the Rocky mountains, the
summit of which IL fifteen miles from
the town. Helena is almost exactly
800 miles from Portland. 1t is about
1870 miles by tho line of the road from
Helena to Missoula, and 100 miles from
Missoula to the west end of the road.
The distance therefore between the
tracks at this time is about 400 miles,
will be shortened almost or quite to
800 by the end Of the end of the year;
and the grading and bridging for
these 800 miles is nearly all COM
pleted.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

In his article on the "New North
west," which appeared in the October
Century, Mr.. E. v. Smalley says:
"South and west OF Lewiston the good
arabic country sweeps around by the
base of the Blue Mountains to Walla
Walla, q distance of 80 miles. The
whole fertile belt of Eastern Washing
ten, have said before, may roughly
be measured as go miles long by 80
broad. 1t 10 all fertile, and amazingly
fertile, too. There Is absolutely no
waste land in 1t, save on the steep
slopes of the Snake river canyon. It
is sparsely settled rs yet, but immi-
grants are steadily streaming In, and
Il will soon contain a dense agricul-
tural population. 1t is better grain
country than even Eastern Dakota,
the average yield being considerably
larger. Besides this magnificent farm
ing belt, all parts of which are alike
In their general characteristics OF ele-
vation-hilly surface and uniformly
productive soil-Eastsrn Washington
contains two other fertile regions: the
Big Bend country, lying in the sweep
Of the Columbia extensive plain
just beginning to attract settlers-and
the Yakima country, series of mar
row valleys on the eastern slope of the
Cascade mOuntains. l have not Wis
tied either of them. Both are said to
be good stock and wheat sections"