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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
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As soon as Pickles Smith had ceased
coughing in that mournful way peculiar
to himself, and Trustee Pullback had got
through disputing with Samuel Shin
about the age of Judas Iscariot, the tri-
angle sounded and Brother Gardner
arose and said:
death has once moro invaded our
ranks. yesterday received q letter
containin' de informashun dat Brombus-
tus De Witt, an honorary member of dis
club, residin' ut Bowling Green, State
of Kentucky, had expired from airth
away. Has any member anything to
offerp''
Judge Cadaver offered resolution of
sympathy for the bereaved widow and
fatherless children.
Syntax johnson moved that Paradise
Hall be draped In mourning for the
space of sixty days.
The Rev. Penstock moved that what
was the Lime-Kiln Clubs loss was the
deceased brothers eternal gain.
Buckingham Jones suggested that the
club contribute the sum of 200 to-
wards q monument with an angel
perched on top.
'Gem'ien," said the President, rs he
waved them down, II knew Brombus-
tus well, In faok, he am de only man
who ebber stole my dog. He has eaten
at my house, an / has slept in his an
tooken breakfast at de highest second
class hotel. We shall adopt skedule
about as follows: we am grieved dat
Brombustus has passed away, but
would he have amounted to shuoks had
he libedp
"tHe was kind to de poor, but he stole
chickens from de rich.
He was honest an upright, but he
nebber had chance to trade hosses or
boat street kyar company?
He had many virtues, but dey war
Offset by many vices. While he would
have Established an orfan asylum if he
had de money to do 1t, he invariably
tried to pay his dues wild trade dollars
or counterfeit halves.
' While we hope he am better of, we
shan be ober anxious to inquar' fur him
when we reach de mex world
'Gem' lin, Rrombustus Dewitt was an
average man. He libed in de average
way, mixin' de good and de bad till you
couldn't allus tell wheder to fin him
leanin' ober dc front gait or lynn on de
grass benin de BAN. He had his good
an his bad streaks, an we shan praise
de fust an conceal de las If he am
better off we am glad ont. If he has
gone to any wuss country dan dis it am
our solemn dooty to feel as sorry as we
know how. Any resolushuns menshun-
In his wife an chill en- am 30 much talk
frown away, fur he was too lazy to sup
port q wife an consequently nebber oOt
mar'd. We will hang cheap piece O.
grape on de doah, an forgive him dc six
ehillin' dues he owed de club"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
A Husband With But One Fault,

A woman without grievance Is more
lonely than a pelican in Nubia, or gull
without mate on . stormy night at the
Farrallone rocks. Yet there are un-
complaining females, gentle as the airs
which are supposed to murmur all round
the groves of Thessaly, or mild as the
most insipid California cheese which
ever disgraced churn. Such a one
speaking of her husband said: ''He Is
absolutely almost without fault, ex-
cept that he does not realize that some
times l pine for little relaxation. In
ten years he has not taken me to fun
eral, and in all that time haven't had
one good square cry at my neighbors'
expense" This story is perfectly re-
liable, and should furnish a four-sided
quadrate meal of reflection to many q
father of a family who imagines that he
anticipates his partners every wish.-
San Francisco NetDs-Letter.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
Sunday in New York City.

A recent number of the New York
Tribune contains an interesting article,
showing how Sunday Is passed In the
great city of New York. with It's pop
ulation now numbering million and q
quarter OF people.
The church membership Is given at
nearly one-half the population, or 600,-
600 members, of which 800, 600 are by
estimate credited to the Roman Cathol-
les, but of this there is no actual enroll
ment; there are 100000 enrolled mem-
bers among the Protestant churches.
The Catholics have 100 churches, the
Protestant, 80, total 500 churches. The
Protestants have S65 Sunday schools,
and 119,000 scholars attend. Catholic
schools not given,
As to Sunday amusements In summer,
about $4,000 person; leave the city for
excursions into the country and the sea
shores. The Germans, of whom there
are about 250,00 In the city, visit the
beer gardens in largo numbers. Central
Park receives 100, 600 visitors on Sun
day. Only ono or two libraries are open
on this day, at which tho attendance Is
about 1000 As for drunkenness and
other crimes, there is a trihing let up
on Sunday; tho average number Of daily
arrests is 1913; the average for Sunday Ia
1872 Monday, 227. On Sunday even
ings there are 8 few concert halls and
beer song places open, visited, in the
aggregate, by about ten thousand per
Sons.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
Wanted Excursion Rates.

The Cincinnati Drummer says the fol-
lowing gospel truth.
''Good morning." said hard looking
customer to Colonel Dave Edwards at
the Bee Line office the other day; "air
you the railroad manP"
"Yes. sir. What can do for youP"
replied the Colonel.
II don't know as you can do nuthin' i,
but Jest want to see if I couldn't git
8 deduction on travelin' expenses.
'Got some people to go on our line?'
''Well, yes, sort o like" =.
elbow manyP''
'"There's FIVE of 'em in the lot"
Where do they gos
"Psnnsylvany.
"Whers are theyf"
"Wsll, they're down to the daepo.
You. see as how I've been out In Injian-
ny takin' up the remains of my wife 9
mother, my old man and three of our
kids, and / thought If you'd give mo ex-
oursion rates, for the party, I'd Jest az
leef patternize your road as not, and
save dollar or two ON express charges.
Express rates is powerful high, and
hain't lost my family pride enough yit
TO want'er send 'em by freight"
The Colonel held consultation with
the boys In the back office and the ex-
cursion party was made up.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05

Mrs. S. P. Sales, wife of prominent
citizen of New Concord. o.. has just
applied for divorce from her husband
on the most strange and singular
grounds. She alleges that Mr.. Bales
holds family worship three times each
day. and At every service he selects from
the Bible such passages as severely con-
denim all manner of sinful acts. and
then in the presence of her children he
hurls reproaches on her. making appli-
cation Of the passages read to her case.
This manner Of thus abusing her by
means of the Scriptures is certainly the
height of refined cruelty. and Mrs. Sales.
1t is said, asks for divorce to escape
such treatment
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
The Toothaoha.

A man with full and carefully Sc
.ected stock of toothache on hand Is like
that unpopular Individual described by
Shakespeare who hath no music In bis
soul and Is fit for riots, ructions, dyna-
mite plots, red-handed conspiracies and
war. He Is O bad man from Bitter
Greek, terror to the household, and
ready to kick a pet dog clear across the
front yard, or drown cat Still there
Is q nameless charm about well devel.
oped case Of the toothaohe. The rea-
son 1t Is nameless Is because we dislike
TO throw red-hot profanity into cold
type. It Is not relished by the great
and seething tide of humanity to whom
these stainless pages come like sooth-
Ing balm-a benison of peace. We
could say things about the toothache
which would crack crockery and dry up
the Colorado river.
But in spite of all this, there is con-
siderable toothache humor floating
around the country. AS long ago as
1850, man struggling with the tooth
ache went to young and enthusiastic
lentist, who was trying to establish
himself in practice. That was before
the days of laughing gas, and the jour-
neyman snag-snatcher put his tongs on
to the jumping tooth, gave it twist,
and said:
"Does 1t feel any better. I've got it
half way out"
Another old manipular of bicuspids
and molars crept up on tip-toe to his
shivering victim, and in an oily tone de-
sired him to fix his mind on some
thing else while he extracted the
tooth.
A close-fisted chap from one of the
back counties, whose election returns
are SO slow coming into headquarters
that they seldom make any material diff
ference in the result, once walked into
the office of city dentist and said he
guessed he'd have a tooth out, Just for
q change. The skillful artist commenc-
ed careful reconnaissance, and while
the patient was bracing himself for the
first round, the dentist Tipped the tooth
out into the washbowl as slick as you
please and as painless as eating straw
berry shortcake.
"What did you do that forp" inquir-
ed the patient.
"Do what?'
"Why didn't you rassel with mep'
never raSsol, quietly observed the
artist
whats the damagep''
1.-TWO dollars"
''Two dollarsl Gosh all hemlock,
man! Why down in our town our home
dentist pulled me all around the room
for half hour or so, and he only
charged me four bits. You didn't earn
no two dollars.''
There is no end of humor connected
with the toothache, but space forbids
further attention to its extremely ludic-
rous character. The only sure cure for
the toothache which occurs to US Just
now is to have your teeth fixed 80 that
you can put them to sleep at night in
glass of cold water Ie10s Siftinqs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05

Another mountain summit is to be
conquered by steam the coming Sum-
mer, provided Secretary Teller permits
the construction of q cable tramway up
Pixies Peak-a Government reservation.
The line will start from Manitou, and
1t Is supposed that the summit, IA, 200
feet away, can thus DO reached In three
hours. A stock company has been form
ed to carry out the project with capi-
tai of $500, 900, of which one-half has
been subscribed, and tits said that work
will begin as soop as permission is re-
ceiVed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05

A New Haven eoroner's jury, In thrill
ling language. aoquits three fishermen of
not helping drowning comrade while
shad fishing: 1--WE find that If the man
who carries the shore end of the boat
did not leave the boat till 1t had passed
the creek 1t would have been 4mpossi-
bic for such an accident to have occur
red. " This was accomplished within
sight Of Yale College,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05

ut does beat all what rascality there
is In this world" exclaimed farmer
John, angrily. "The last ton of soap
stone that bought Is so much adulter-
atsd that It is not fit to adulterate my
butter with"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
I II NICHOLS

Attorney nj Law and Notary Public. Office
IN Phenix Block over Second National Danki
Rnvenna, ohio. .A = ts.f.s
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Business Cards:

-. STUART. ID. L. ROCKWELL
STUART s. ROCK WELL,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELOikS y
Ar ga w, Rayenna, Ohio, Offices III Poe
Building, nearly opposite tho Etna House
aud isOurt House,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05

J. IL. DUSSELL,
TvewNEN Ar Law, Counsci IN
IN Englsh and German, Oflico over Flath s
Clothing Store. Phenix Block, Eavenna, y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
p. b. CONANr
y IL. H.IPHELPs :

A TSrDRNEY AT@AAN, Ravenna, Q.
"A Onice IN Blackstone Block, North Chest
EuL street, RavenDa. Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05

f.. r. MORATH, NJ. d. .g
Physician and Surgeon. once IN hmpiISs .
Eiock whore he may be found at an houIs s,u Oh
dav or night except when absent on proies-
sIonal business. ... 7l9 -..----
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
7. WAGGONER, NJ. d.
q. FL. GRIFFIN.

~ENTIsr. Office over First National Bank
Once hours from a. m. to D. IN. 80
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
A. N, FARR,
C.. D.INGELL,

TToRNEY AT LAW and. Notary
a public. Olice in over Mrs. Smiths Mill
ery store. Mantua station, Ohio. bz2-d.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
L. w. MAXSON.

attnrney and Counselor at Law possesses
superior facilities for making COLLECTIONS IN
ali parts of the United States. ONCE over
First National Bank, GarreGtSVl-le' Dhio'-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05

A TTORNGY' AND COUN S&LiBOR AAT
IN LAsV. Once over Peter Kings grocery,
W est Nam St, Ravenna. ONO. TsGJ- col
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02
MORTGAGEE'S SALE,

Whereas, Charles Lauer and Louise, his
wife, bY their certain mortgage deed with
power of sale, Crecorded in the recorders
Office of Gasconade county, No., in book Y,
page Sc, conveyed to Pauline Lauer, ad-
ninistratrix of tho estate of Stephen Lauer,
deceased, the following real estate. lying
and situate in the county of Gasconade.
and state of Missouri, viz: The west half
of lot No ? of northeast quarter of section
/, township 4j, Range D west, containing
80 S1-I d acres, which conveyance was
made to secdre the payment Of certain note
IN said deed described; and. whereas, de-
fault wes made in the payment of said note,
and the same IS aoG past due, and un~
paid, now, therefore, the undersigned hold
er and legal owner of said note ami mort
gage deed viii sell at public vendus, for
cash in hand t. the highest bidder, a: the,
front door of the court house at Hermann.
in said county of Gasconade. the property
herein before described, on,
TUESDAY, THE 1sT. DAY OF MAY, 1883,
between the hours of nine Ia the forenoon
and five o'clock in tha afternoon, in accord
auce with the terms of SAID mortgage deed
aud the powers thereby in the undersigned
invested.
PAULINE MITCHELL, formerly LAUER,
AUGUST MITCHELL, her husband.
r, HIRzEL, Attorney. Jan26-n10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

aor in Moine cine @orleiuno iber
@pnnien Mno oa fbeiIte er ben sahlrei'
den 3ub0rern init, oab er Ddhreno
feines Nufentbaltes in ienem 9nnDc
bort nieI gefebeH, ober feinen ein3ieen
Beloffenen. Dies fHreibt 9amIin benz
llmltdnbe su, bas Die epanier Ieidte
8eine trinten unb meiut, oas bic 6or'
beruna bes 9enufes leidter Setrdnte
bas beffe N1ittel iur Ginbdmmuna oes
Sdnapsfuffes III.
90 SdmIin. Gin ieoer Nnti 4Sro>
bibitions Yerein foute fd Die 8cr'
breitune Der Grtlaruns Sonilin's OH"
aeIeeen fein IaGen, ba bod Die profef :
Tone[Ien 4robibitioniifen bies ni@t
tbun merben Dem Nmeritaner, Der
nod nidt moIIertoH oeiuorben, fonbern
fih eerne uberieu9en last, per6en bes
areifeu SanIins Neu6sruueeu mie
@orte Der g8eisbeit tIiueen.
2eihte @etrante e:aeu f&tnere Oa.
rim Iieat Die aLIein moaIid1e pirtiaiite
ooiuno Der ero6en Sraee: Wie last
fidh esfoIareid bem 8aifer Der Srunfen'
beit entaegentreten? !? lln6 Ieidte @e-
tranPe BON ousas,eidneter 0uoIitdt bat
ia biefes 4ano in SuGe unb 6Iae-bas
2aaerbier un6 ole Iei5ten Beine
GoIiforuien's. Sbio's unO Neifouri's.
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(Gtngtiarbt,)
9ip @luh Sfrnkr

Berther Serr 3sSafteur: &tlaubtn
Sic mir ssfdliait einsn fIsineu 9taum
in Sbrem 9efddbtsn 8Iatts um ouf Den
unideren 3uitanh Der StraBe UNI Sen
fog. 5eubuer's Bluff, Der %. . 81
ieubohu eutlau9 binaumeiisu Dap es
fur eiueu 6drmsr njdt obue @sfabr lit
nit isinem Subruerfe biefe Stre6c gu
paFrren, pirb tsobl 9tiemdno, Der bielc
9trase benuBeu mub, in N6rebe iteHen.
Sroboem Der bon Der 8abugefe aiaaft
angeffelte Wddter nUeS in feinen Rr0f-
ten itebenoe tbut um sinsn llnfaQ ,u
berbiiten, 1T es bod ni6t m0ali6, bab
ct 3ur ielben 5eit on beiOen lleberfabr-
ten lein tam um 9eranfOmmenbe au
luarnen, un0 eS III nidt nur mo9Ii9,
Ionbern i6on b0Lfs por9efommen,
baB pabrsno er an Der einenlleb erfabrt
Die SerunfOmmtnoen bcn09ri9ti9te, {,
bab elm Bug falIie iei, an Der ouoeren
llebsrfabrt Semaub nit ieinem Subr-
inert Die Babn freuste uno erff na6bcm
er cine Strede melt Der 8abn entIaug
sefabreu, ben beraubraufenben 3u9
aenabrte. Iuseroem fon,meu oft
Grtra 3u9e, Ton Osnen Der g8ddter
nidts tueiB unb foIaljd aud feline Ser =
lparung aebsn taun. g8er in cinem
foIden Sale 0as llnaIiid BAT auf Der
ertpdbnten 9tre6s Der StraBe 3u iein
unb nidt gang fromme Sfsrbs oOer
GfeI bat, lduft Sefabr fein Subruerf
bic ifelIe Soibuns binabrouen gu ieben.
Gs fudrs baber am YIabe, baB ii4 uns
fere Gountb '8eborbe Der Sade annsb
men, uub bafur Sorae tra9en piirse,
baB wenieitsns 10 Minuten Dor Der
Nnfunft eiues 3u8ss an bsiben lleber,
fabrteu cine SABINE ausssiteft roiirbs,
weihs baS &ommen zines 3ugeS an
seiet, ODER aud, ba6 ole Strobe mite Il
eiueS SdlagbaumeS oeip,rrt wiroe
SaS N1erbeife iudre Is leooh menu Die
Strabe uuf Die Subicits oes @eteiIes,
,iutfden 9eIsife unS Bluff uerlrat
uIroe. odoard Iuiiroe Die 9cfabr peIde
| iebt Seoeu beoro5t, Der our 3sit oet
8orbeifabrsnS zines 3uae5 ote StraBe
entwceer gu Bfetbe ODER nit 6ubriusrl
pafirt, tbsiliutile beieitiat.
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Wlenterei nnb 1ener i'm 3natbanie.

dis letten Sreifos W,ttag bic ge'
fana.nen in u.iisrem Staats-3udt'
bauIe. aah benz GRen. mie6er on ibre
Nrbeit asfubrt purbeH. srarifftn sius
@n,ahl Ger in Straub's Sattlsrwerf
itatts ansehsIteu Strdfinse Fd NIT
sroBen Wehern BEN afneten. duf Die
unbeiu aHueteu Nufisher lOsaiHsen uno
bieie lluanasn fid rubia Al uerhalteu.
Der Nnfubrss bieier Weateter, Elm
gslpifer Solution, ioeIber ipegen 8anf.
raub einen Sermin abiubiiBen bat, ,og
einem Der Mufieher Die 4Iei0fr aus
uno fi4 an, lUorauf rr mittels elmer i'm
Sofraume befinbIihen 9eiter bic Wausr
gu uberitsissn iuhte. itbOa Dieber
3ebrt madte ais ibm einer Der @dhter
nit selabener ShrotFinte ent9eaenttat,
unb in Die @ertfdt:e surii6silte, mo
ct bas gum SuGlen Der Sumete beifimmte
St;ob in Brano febte. Sic Slammsn
osrbteitetsn iid nit orober@eIhwinoi9'
teit uub III iuenigen Minuten lano
bae 9nu,e @ebauae in 6lammeu. Gie
bon eini9eu &ufiebern berbeteeldlcpp>
ten Sdldude purnsn butGgei idnitten
uu6 ebc Die bon otr Stabt requirirte
Seuerfpribe unfdm. itanben auBsr hem
eindbnt'n @ebduoe nod snei onoerr
Berfit0tten in SIammen.
Yis 6d0eIsfiibrer murten icfori bon
ben 3ubtb aus-8edmten sr5riffen unb
in OunfelSellen gefperrt uno pon Der
Stact eilten auf Die eritc 0lhriht pon
Dem Nuflfante eime GroBe Mn3a6l be-
mafnetet Burger mad bem 3u9thduie,
um, ipenu n0tbis, ciueu &usbruA oer
Sefuuaeucu nit Bafengeuolt su per.
btubern. Sic @efangennobme Hcr
Wufubrer unb ole bon aUen Seiten
ibnen entae9enitarrenbsn Gstuebrc bat
ten auf ole I'M @onIplUt bsfinoliden
@sfangereu sincn foIden Giufuk. boB
fe fid rubia uerbieIteu, iudbrenb cine
srobe Nn3GbI Ger @tfangeren brim
9oihuu8Sperfe bchiITiA ualen.
Die abgebrannteu @cb0uoc moren
,u $780, obaeid)dst uno NnO ein
TsrIuif. ba teiue 8eriidcrung 0nf reu
ieIbeu rubte. 9ieislheu puraen bon
Straub & 60. Der @itisfe Sdub SO.
oils WertIidtten bsnubt, ouBeroem
befonO hd in cen; slnen tcrfelbtn Die
benz Staate oeborise Beienfobrif.
9Im Sonntaa Wordeu murbe Elm
siusiter 8ranrfiftunss- -8srluh semadt,
bas 6euer ishod ent eft ebe es nm iidl
ereifen fonute.
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OsDrbbentreber eIOeb.
8aItimo e.Q inie.
ReselmSBtse PaRasiertrfdrbernRs
spif9en
Bremen tnb8altimDre

"a Z q G u
burb bic ribmIihIf tefdnnteu, etIernei. S@rau.
ben 9rftampfl9iTs srfsr GIaHs ron 1900
Eons:
8rammf6ueis. NDefer, 9vrmann,
Murnbera, Nmerifd, Gfrd6bnr9.
Nbfabrt Spr Sremen ieheR MiftwcG.
Nbfahrt rrn Saltimcreieben DCnnerlinS.
Die Dnmpfer bes gf. .. eIcsb Tnb auf bas
ScliheRe eetaut nit 6entf@en SeeIenttn
bsmannt une wsrtta BON btutf&tu Capt.
taiRsn befttIiat.
Die aH,abi ber nit Sem q. .. qIsvb Dam
pfern bis Gnhe 1852 beiSreerttR walfnsisrt Be
@ 1,1O1,975 perfOmen ga
ielsr 2snifbeim rfiitubsn wablitnm.
3tpifbeubeds. Maffaeiere
tef5reern mir III auberrrbentIi@ biGigen Yrei.
len mad uno Scn Deutl@lane, OrItrrrrt@tla.
garn. II. {. b.
alleu @inwanbrrern mad wtlfli&eu 9taatsu
III tie Reile fiber g aItimcre aana belcn.
bers anSuratben: lIe reiien letr btIis, iinh In
Baltimore Dor ieber t1ebrrportbeiIane srGHist
une fSnnen bel Mnfunft in 8aItimcrr unmfts
tsIbar brnt DAmpfE9tff in bic bereftfebeRber
Gtienbabntragen ifet9en.
User aliO baS alte @aterIanS belu@en, rbsr
OtFWaHoII uHo OttuHot ptIUpeE toWWIU Iot"
fen mill, iollte fit an bte nnteriei@nrttn Gern.
ten reuben, bic az ieter petttrsn MusFunft
sern berett fnb. griefi3e Qnfrassu wrrssH
prompt bsantrprtet.
E@. @6ts baraut ba6 Guere pahasel&eins
fnr bic Dampfer bes Rsrboentf Gtn
9toYh dusgeaellt rperesn.
u. S6ubmncber S Gp.,
SenerclsGaenten,
5 Siio Gan CTR. Baltimore, Mb,
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@nblifanO fur Sarmer unb 9anh
mcrfer.

1auieube bnH Dollars fonnen eefpart
nsrosn, Wsun NAN Die ei9ene 9efun5-
belt uuo Die Ger Sciuigen iuobl 6ebii.
tet. 9if 9emanO aaIlia, bon blaler
8sIdtsfarte. mibmulbia. leibtt CT
an Npeiitloiiafeit ooer angemeincr
Cd made, 10 foIte or nibt sau6crn
fonnsrn nA ioaIsih cine 6laide
oes lpanperharen ,Glectric 8ittersy
bolen, Der ME oerfebIt. su bsifen, unS
,war fir Die Sleiniateit bon so Gts.
gu hdhes in aGen @potbefea.
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sas observation-disclosures.

Nm lekten Rittipoh beridfete Sonss
bonn Muaihus fiir Nmenbmenis snr
Stadts SerfnfHna i'm Aufiroee 6eHei.
BEN Die Bill. neLHe beffimmt. oaB benz
8olfe uuferes Staate5 elm Nmeuoment
iur Gonititntion unterbreitet meroen
ioGe, iueldbeS beifinnt, oab Die Sabri'
tation uuh rer Bertouf pom aeiffiaen
9etrdntsu III unferem Staate perbote n
fein Sou, an os Saus uuo empfobl
6dB ser BtfhluB ui&t augenonmen
rueroe, ODER nit onheren Bortsn, bob
Die BroGibitions-Srdae ben 8lr9ern
nidt boraele9t iuetbe. Ra4nem nod
elm Winoritdts Seridt, meIher bic
nuterbreitung Sieses dime bmenfs Be.
fnrwOrtet BON 8obinfou, bem 8ertres
ter unieres 9tadbar Counties, Sran.
foro, sineerei6t worben mar. nurbe
BON Ne8inniS (St. 9ouis) elm Mmenb
ment ~ Der uoriiessnbsn Bin bean
tragt, wel6es beitimmt. oab irgeno
sueIde gsidlusn abm. fcitfns Der 9egis-
latur, rueidle odrauf ab3ielt, bas oas
Hrobititious Nmeuomsnt Geiektraft
erla!te. aud So,ior9e oafir treffeu
ion oaB Beausr, Brenner unb @nbere,
weide fiuaniiea oaSurd gelddoiet
lurrosu fir oae burd 5ntraftfesung
zines osrurtiaeu 8eicbeS 8erIuItc emit
fdlabigt luerben.
Sierauf lpurhe bon Ya.fcr, ben
2inc0ln @.ount9. Der antraa aeiteut.
oaS Gmerbment auf ZEN Sid 3u Is0sn,
nobel er mob. brcndte, bnB, i'm Safe
oas 9menSment auf ben Slid gelegt
werbe Der aar3e Nutraa auf ben Slid
9elsat werbe. Der Nntra9 wurbe nit
68 9s9en 81 9timmen anssnommen,
uub baburh Yrobibition fur bieie
Sikuna Ter 2esisIatur unmosIi4
gemudt. 00b fd uut.r benieuiaen
rpeIbe fur Nen Tntra9 bic oanSe 8e
l6,dte auf otn Sid ,u le9cn itimmten
unltr 6sprdientant. 9srr w. s. Can,
.genber9. befnAo, brauher tuir luobI
uuiersu 3cicru nld: ;u Der ithern, bos
1T feIbfuetrtdnhIid.
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Bes CUR Gini luna.

Bie iid n8ro6ibition" aud il. un
ierem Staaie bsiuabrt. oaruber aiebt
Der in columbia (nofelbit fh uufere
staatS rltniuerftdt" bsinnet) erf6ei
nenoe n9eraIb" folaenoen interehantsn
9lufi9lub am llmtreile bon brei
WeiIen bon columbia III belamntIiG
buI6 Elm Stlatsaefek Der Bfrfauf bon
aeiitisen Setrdntsn btrboteu. SIN
Sabre 1882 nun wurben in oiefem I'm
freiie box erei Wsiien %, 900 @sGIo,
ncn SdnappS y. Ia, 436 9o0onsu
Bier uub 800 Saaonen Bein aetrun-
ten--"uuo es mar nod ni1t mol eiu
sutes Srintiobr." iekt Der SeroIb"
biuiu.