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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
Secret Societies in Favor.

ST LOUIS, June Pa reception was
given last night to Patrick Egan, at
which large number of Irishmen were
present. Mr.. Egan made a brief speech.
acknowledging the compliment paid him,
and eXhOrting all to stand by the National
League. The only nOtab ble feature ofthe Oc-
casion wasthe prolonged kissing ofJudge
John III. O'Neil, when in q speech he
deprecated the organization Of secret so
cieties and denounced the murder of Lord
Cavendish.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

Instead of feeling tired and worn out,
instead of aches and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong? If you con-
tinue feeling miserable and goOd-for-noth-
ing, you have only yourself to blame, for
Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure you.
Iron and cinchona are its principal ingre-
dients, 1t is a certain cure for dyspepsia,
Indigestion. malaria, weakness, kidney,
lung and heart affections. Try it if you
desire to be healthy, robust and strong, and
ties
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
A Friendly Protest

BERLIN, June Pa note from Car
dinal Jacoblni, the Papal Secretary of
State, expressing regret that Prussia had
preferredl legislation to negotiation on the
church question, was handed to Herr
Won SchlOzer, the Prussian representative
at the Vatican, on Friday last. The protest
is merely formal one. Prussia has re-
plied in a friendly gDirit
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
Vicfnrin tn he Painted

LONDON, June 25.-The condition of
the Queen has greatly improveds Her
Majesty was able to walk from the train
to her carriage on her arrival at Windsor
from Balmoral. The Queen has invited
the painter Angel to come to England
and take life-size portrait of her. which
she will present to the Emperor William
on the 18th anniversary of his assump-
tion of the Regency of Prussia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
Money Making Concern.

LONDON, June 25.-The Land Corpora
ton of Ireland, for the occupation and
purchase of farms from which tenants
have been evicted, met in London to-day.
The Chairman reported that that the op-
erations for the year had been beneficial.
and that the tenants were paying their
rent. A dividend of per cent. was de-
clared.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

DUBLIN, June 25.-Messrs. Monroe,
Conservative, Pringle, Liberal, and Hea
ly, Home Ruler, have been nominated for
the vacant seat in the House of Commons
for the county of Monaghan. Mr.. Par
nell has gone to Monaghan to assist
Healy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
A bolivian Editors Punishment.

PANAMA, June 16.-SenOr Campore, the
Bolivian President, has punished Senior
Irozasis, editor of La PdtrjG. for having
written several articles in behalf of peace.
senOr lroZasis was seized by the police,
his ears were bored, and he was then
dressed in suit Of coarse cloth woven by
Indians for their use,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
RnrnIars Rob a Bank.

RRrDGEPoRT. CONN, June 25.-Ihe
woodbury. Savings Bank, at Woodbury.,
conn. was entered by burglars last
Si@ht and the vault was broken open ana
% 800 i'm cash and all the securities stolen
The burglars stole horse from kev: WI Mt,
WvclofT and drove to Southbury, where
- TrS-as exchanged for a better one.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

ALEXANDRIA, June 25.--The med
ical chief at Damietta reports
| that the epidemic which has broken out
there is fever of viruleDt type and not
cholera. On the Other hand the Sanitary
Commission pronoences the epidemic to
be cholera. The number of cases is in
cFpasinV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
A CvcIone at FIberton

ATLANTA, June Pa dispatch from
Elberton says that a cyclone passed over
that place Sunday evening, killing Byron
Bell, colored, and blowing down sixteen
buildings. of which three We're churches.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

There is more strength in bottle Of
Parker's Ginger Tonic than in bushel of
malt or gallon Of milk. This explains
why inyalids find il such wonderful in
vigorant for mind and body.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
Weather IndicatIons-

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER.
WASHINGTON, DC, June 25.-Indications
for Tuesday:
I1Trthe South Atlantic States. local
rains. partly cloudy weather, southerly
winds, shifting to westerly, stationary or
slight fall in temperature, and stationary
or slight rise in barometer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
Dnrkee Reannointed. .

WASHINGTON, June 25.-President Ar
thur to-day appointed Joseph NJ. Durkee
United States Marshal for the Northern
district of Florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
A CoIored Cadet At West Point

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 25.-John II. Al
exander, colored applicant for admis-
sion into West Point Academy, has
passed an excellent examination and
been admitted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
The Church RiII Passed
Strength for Mind and Body.

BERLIN, June 26.-The lower house of
the Diet has finally passed the govern
ment church bill by a vote Of 224 to 1O7.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
RTRNFTT's COCOAINE
win Save the Hair

And Keen il in a strong and healthy cond'-
49,, because il will stimulate the roots
ond nd restore the natural action upon which
its growth depends.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
LYNCH Given HIS Liberty.

LONDON, June 25.-Lynch, alias Nor
man, the infOrmer, who testified against
DIR. Gallagher and the other dynamite
conspiratOrs, has been released from GUS
tOdy because of his services to the gov
ernment as an infOrmer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
The Dublin Executions Massaores

The Dublin Executions Massacres.
PARIS, June 25.-At a meeting of Irish
men here to-day the executions of the
Phoenix Park murderers in Dublin were
denounced as massacres.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

me loot, making a bad wound and disab,i,o
tIl t,'lln. he was soon captured under ]. =. RassS
nouse, Mhere ne mad taken refuge. Another
was stopped while still under the iail and Trss
taken into custody. Three Others suceeeded
IN IN eludlng the vigilance Of the guard. and @ot
Sa,i lit Int hal,les OF those who got out Of the
Isiary, shot In foot and recaptured: James
ISesSSis, larceny, caught under Jail: Stephen
" NlIlialns, disturbing public meeting: Ia1aT1s
sumter, attempted rape, and Arfhnr WE A9
,Ias, ,,,l, rape. All eolored. Early next morning
br;, MerS sent out IN all directions to find and
nl.lnng IN the fugitives. The dav was snent
Mllnoet getting on their trail. Next morpino
tS.aIly Alex. Powers captured Arthur WIZ
II5Iains, VINO was found secreted at his placa
he az nrst denied all knowledge of The de =.
TINeTy, stating that he had just come from
2acAsonNille, was lost and hungry. Mr.
TOWers invited him in to breakfast. and later
invited him to take a walk into town. nre-
senslng s'sil..g loaded shotgun a persuasive ar
~ ,ali.sIt & 20 lnduee prompt compliance with
tne request" stephen Williams and Sumter
at last accounts were still at large.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26
ERIN'S PENNILESS EXILES
OVER FOUR HUNDRED OF THEM
AT CASTLE GARDEN.

The Emigration Commi is toner's Pre-
vent the Landing of Another Cargo
An Irish Member of Parliament De-
nOunces England's Action-AIany I'm
fOrtunates Taken Out Of Workhouses.
NEW YORK, June 25.--The Emigration
| Commission held a special meeting TO-
day to consider what course they should
take to prevent pauper immigration from
Great Britain. This action is called for
in view of the large arrivals of pauper
immigrants yesterday by the steam
ers Spain and Furnesia. Com
sioner Stephenson said that
he had procured afidavits
from several of the immigrants. showing
that they had been inmates of several
poor houses in Ireland, and that they had
been induced to come to this country by
the work house masters, from whom they
had received their passage tickets and
small sums of money. After some dis
cussiOn of the subject itwas resolved to
instruct the Secretary of the Board to de-
tain all immigrants who are proved to be
sent here by funds furnished by the
British Government and to appoint a
committee of the board to wait
on the Collector of the port and present
the afiidayits taken in. regard to such
cases, and ask that the steamship com
pany which brought such immigrants
here be compelled to return them to the
port from whence they came at their own
expense. While the meeting was in pro-
gresS the steamer AnchOria arrived with
number of immigrants whose passage
had been paid by the British Government.
1t was resolved not to allow the An
choria's passengers to land until the in
spectors had made a thorough investiga-
ton.
The investigation into the circum-
stances of the assisted Irish immigrants
who arrived yesterday shows that there
were sixty families, comprising 405 per-
sons, all in INDECENT circumstances
and not possessing on an average
person. OF these 400 stiH remain
in Castle Garden. Many of them are aged
and lnfirm. John Barry, member of Par
lament for Wexford, visited them in the
Garden to-day, and expressed his strong
disapprOval Of the action of the British
Government in throwing such a large
number of nOn-prOductive people on the
charity OF the State of New York.
irish Militia Men Fight Each Other.
DUBLIN, June pa terrible affray oc-
CURED at Curragh last evening between
a party of North Mayo militia and some
Dublin soldiers. Five of the participants
were killed. 1t originated in gambling
dispute during which the Mayo men
called the Dublin men "Careys and In
vincibles." Tee fight lasted over an hour,
each side using stones and firearms freely
The conflict was only quelled by the Off
GERS threatening to fire upon the combat
ants. One of the men killed was Ser
geant.
The latest report from Curragh is that
seventeen men were wounded, but that
no one was killed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

Cleanliness and purity make Parker
Hair Balsam the fayorlte Ior resVo'i"e WV
Youthful color to gray halr'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

HAVANA, June a5,-A collision occurred
yesterday morning on the Havana ana
Matanzas Railroad, in which eight per-
sons were killed and many injured. The
number OF wounded is not yet known, ene
sufferers having been sent to Matahzas'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-26

Burnetps FldUoring Extracts are aosc-
lutely pure.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

offices eas Oft gafbiustOnRr. unh Stfts use.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

Sos Serritorium Booming bate
nad Der SoltSSGDlltng bonn Sabre 1880
nidt mcbr als 20,789 Gilltppbner, tpooon
bic OteDrSabl Dem mannliden @el6le6te
%an9ebDrt. Der gr0Bte She'll bieles @ebie>
teS lit nod Wil6niB. llno oennod i6IGgt
baS 6erS jeber vSrauenitinmre6tsfrau"
bel gteulung ocS Nalne1S vg8Dontng"
h06er. 9enn gSponing lit Der etnSige
She'll Der Ser. Staaten, in tpel6em Bic
SSrauen sen Wfdluuern aud auf politii6em
Yoocn p0uig 9leidbere6tigt iino.
Nlterotugs baben audi in llta1 Sic Srauen
6aS Stimmredt, ba5 beiBt ba5 9tebt BET
ben politti1en Ma6len SIT Itimmer, aber iie
Daben bort nidt, iDie in %9&ppmtng, suglei@
ous 9teht, geipdDlt 81 iDcrocl, ia Tie baben
aud nid)t 6aS 9ted)t fret SIT uG0Ien, ionz
bern fiuo mr. DaS Sttlnmpieb scr DIOR
monelz8 rieiteri6aft. Sn eiuigen onberen
&9eilen Der Union Dabel cS Tralten bod
items gum Jte6te hcS MGDlcnS unp @ez
tn6bltmcroenS bel einigcn S0ultpablen ge>
bradt. Nu6 lit llncle Sam gallant genllg,
;ltiueilen elmer Trau ein 4pitmeiiteramt
ooer >2(emt1en su iibertra9e1; @9icago
bat loaar lett SSa9ren ba5 Nergniigen, als
8enlions>2lgent Der Ser. Staaten cine
Dame in ieiner Mitte 81 ie6en. Ser 8unb
felt aud in ben Observation-Disclosures
in 9%SalbingtoiL loiuie in ieinen YoitGmtern
H.. /. 10. ntdt tpellige 0omen al.
Nber Ser 8erlud), ben Trauen bas bpue
vactipe un6 paiitbe Wablredt", oaS Gedt
Des gSGNens ultb @eipdblttperbens, Su berz
i6aifen, lit alberbaIb @pomtng BITS iebt
lelbit DG 9eldettert, I'D IS pahe paran tpar,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
T5ochcmflichc SG(irrcfs $foofs-Behan1e.

penigItens einmal sic 9lber idlagen, ober
iGr6pfen IGBt, neil CT mei1t, Dap oies lei>
lter @~elunobeit niibe, 10 lGBt ii6 Der Mme;
rifaner nit noQiter Seelenrube BON vreebts>
gclcbrterl" 8lutegelt auSlaugen, ais oh eS
eben 10 iein mille un0 ni6t anbers lein
tonne.
9ie @abrbett aber 1T, baB gera6e Sic
ltcberfile bon Q6pofatelr, Die I'm ieoen
greis t6ren 2cb~enSunterbalt MAIDEN pouen,
Sic Rro3ebiu6t tilnltlt6 enttpi6elt unb itei>
CERT. Die Derru6teitc Siftelet, 6daripalz
teret unb 6eberei ipirb gcfliiientlid geud6rt,
I'M Den am 0elcuidaftStorper Dal!ierocn
S6nlarobertbieren gta6rung ST. gebeu.
98aS bon Ben &buofaten gilt, oaS GILT in
grnBem O1aBe au6 bon Sen Q~ler3ten. QGir
boben minbeitens bret bis Diermal mc6r
9~ler3tc, ais init brou6e,t, uno mas fiir
pel6e! Sauien6e ftnO oaruuter, Die ut6t
better itno, oils Die WtebiSinlnGnner Ser SIT
biuncr; Guo6lalbcr ber abideuli6iten 9rt,
sic iid ntdt i6elel1, bon Gerbreden sl
ltbell, tpeltll tic ttdt getlug Ournme finbcll,
bic it'd iDrcr Titrlprge nnDtrtrauen.
SGnDer abcr riibrt bteler ulgcDeure ueber>
fluB bon vtpiienl0oftlih gebiloeteil" (pro-
fcssional) Sails ullb 8eutelabi6neioeru !?
XIV HSAtp"hN tF(tWt " UIlCU uU9. UVC
Gdcu Dor ebrli6er 6dnoc : Nrbeit lit es,
ipclhe 6unbertlanienbe Don vcatilinarii6en
Griitcn5cn" IN Die iugenannten viuiieuz
i0oftlideu 8erufe" (professions) treibt.
NRau laGt, baB QImerifa baS 2arb
ser Qrbeit lei lt1o nleint babel
0ouptld6li6 f0rperlide 9lrbeit. 9(ber
man ipllte, Inn Die gSabrDeit sI lpredycn,
lGgcn: 9lmerifa lit baS 2ano Der Nrbei lit
fir Die 3ugetpanDertcn 0en1 nur
oi1ie bileet ben Sauptbeitnuo ser grobcn
Nrbcitsz9lrmee bcS 2anbes, pdDreno Die
ygeborenen 9lmerifaner" ii6 ols piel st gut
fir Die Nr6cit anieben. @nttpeocr rbnBen"
ie bcn ujob", D. +. i66pfcn bas Tctt bon
Dem @rtrage Der 9lrbeit 3u8epanberter al,
ooer tie bctreiben Die %9luSiaugung Der erz
merhenben Golfstlaiieu nit @Ilfe Ser PRO
LESSONS, ais Qbpofatcn, NerSte, 0eilt>
lide, ggenten, Collectors II. b0l. - 9as
geDt, 10 Iangc eS gebcn mag. Qlber tpenn
crit Der Griperb ntdt mebr 10 rei6lt6 ltno
beqltem letn tpir6, ipie jest, bann iperben
bic 0robnen BON ben Qrbeitsbienen lebr
%unianft aus benz SCRIBE setporfen perbclt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

Stammessenoiien bur6 Sic MlagDaren ge=
rcdt ullo natilrli0 ftnotn. 90 erDielten
mir bieier Sage cine ldrgere 3ui6rift BON
ei1lem 9err1, belien 3uname a~lerbtngs
magpartl6 tliu9t, tpGbrenO ietn 8orname
v9Soltgang" lautet, unO Der it6 bitter iiber
Die bon unS abgeDruften Mittbeilungel1
ST. 9alauretS aus 8uOapelt bel6tperte.
Gr mutbet uns ST., eS in Ser Orb
WtagDaren an 9 MtQionen ol~bersipra>
0tgen MttbeDo6nern llngarnS bur6z
lebelt, ipas 45 Otillionen englii6 reoelloer
Nmerital1er ni6t einnlaI ge9en 8 WliQtonen
0eutlde SfanotnaDier, S0bnen, golen
lno S4opafen Deriu6en, llG1nli6 i6nen
tDre Wtltterlpra6e rauben! Qn cine III
oeutl6er Spra6e in Nmerifa eelGrie>
bene .2ettrng ltellt bieier unberfrorene
9err 1lngar baS Nn1tnneu, eS gere6t at
ftnocn, baB III llngarn etn 8olfSltamnl, ser
MIR sipei Sii1fte[ Der 0elamntbeD0lferurg
biloet, ben iibrigen brei Tiinfteln letne
Sprade nit 0epalt aufSptn9t. lIno bier
lolen mir oaS geredt ftaoell, 100 ben Qln>
gebort9(n zines OuBenos berldie6ener
Observation-Disclosures baS &edt auf i6re
Sprade unbeoin9t 0etpaDrt, ia bic bon
taltm etnem 3ebntcl Der 0%el1nlntbe>
bDlfcrung seiprodenc beuti6e Sprade in
ben offeltli6en S0uleu gelebrt tpirb! Die
bIoBe 3umut6ung rei6t btn, 3orn ul6
Gntru1turg gu ernedct.
SIN 9eben bet @0lfcr gilt ntd)t sic 2ebre
oes lele1 Geitaments, baB mir DEM, bet
n1S auf Die cine 8ade i0lIgt, aud bic altz
0erc bilbaltcn iolen, "ionbcrn Die oeS alten:
yah9e nm Iuge, Balm Inn s3abn."-Our6
ieinc erbarmIi6e 6ingabe an frembes
Ssele1l bat Oas oentide &olf fi6. ja9rbnnz
0arlt 0ea @reignilien bon 1866 unb 1870
ipelligitenS 10 ipeit 9elangt, baB eS MIR nod
ge0aBt pirb. OaS freili6 iuirb eS
griinoli6 unb es fam bamtt tuiofern gors
5tfricoen iein, ais bieler 0aB aus Der TlJrdt
entipringt, alio Elm 9ln~erfenntltB ieiner
We6t lit. = 9eur Ell b it gu bailen bat es
nod nidt re6t %gelernt; lonit ipiir5e es Bic
ntebertra6ti9e Mib6anOluu9 ietner golfss
8%enolfen burb Miagparen, Slapen, StaIiez
ner &c. rtdt 10 glci0miitbis nit anieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
@ortfaafotp ,t,,o ste Scr. staeten

Wla1t mag bon Ser iibrteen S6Gtigfeit bee
| ieBt Derltorbeleu lti6 den StaatSs
names @orti d atom balten, mas
man mill, - ieoenfaIlS i6ul0en bte Ser.
StaGten leinem Nnoenfen 9alf. 9a1u er
crmRS ft6 III Det l6merften 3etten ibres
| 8ilryerfrieges ais tbr TreunO.
Die 8etpeg9rinoe Der Sreunoi9aft, tpeI6e
Ser lettenoe StaatSuuo1n zines beSpotild
regierten &eides fir cine bebrangte Demo>
fratti6e Gepublit gebegt bat, ioIen bier
ntht unteriu6t tperoer. SSeoenfaIS lit bicie
Sreunolbaft bon groBem gtlBen fir bic
Seer. Staaten in tbrer oan1aligen 8eOrGng>
nib getpeien. SS1lbem @orti9afoip gang i'm
@tnperitGnoni1ie NIT ieinem 6errn, Dem
&atler MIeranoer 5 EN- 3 10 etten,
bie ~Gt1rla6ungen IfapoleonS beS 9rtttert 81
etnem geltet11lame1 ultn1ittelbaren Gtn9ret>
fen europdii6er @roBmd6te in ben amertz
fantl6en 8itrgertrteg nit 6llem gfa6orrde
aurildtpteS uno gum 3ctden Der ullDerbrildz
li6en Sreunolbaft 9uBlan6S fir Die Ser.
Stoaten cine ruiitl6e Slotte l1ad ben alnertz
fanii6en @etpalern ;6tdte, Dereitelte er ben
gefGGrltden Nnl9lag.
SSn elmer Der oenftDIr6igen Staats ldrif7
ten, ipolntt ct bieie 6olt1lng 0tublnnbs be-
gritnbete, 6eibt c5: v9ie MISUNDERSTANDING
Geplbltf felt ii6 uus 1lidt nur ais ein
1nentbebrIi6er 8eitanf,t6eil 6es Stpti6e11
ben peridteoener 9tatiDneu erfor6erlt6en
0let6ge1pidteS bar; ionoern iie lit iiber>
Dies cine Station, fir n,el6e unier erDabcn>
1ter Satler uno gang IuBIano itets Die
treunolt6lte @eitnnunG gebegt baben, neil
betoe Climber i'm auflteiaenben 3eitabldnltte
tbrer gel6i0tli6en @nttpiGluIg be9rtflen
1tno uno tpetl es .augeati6etnltd tDr 1latilr7
lt6er 8er1f lit, ems, SIT ietn III ibren St@
t%ereiien uno !3unei9u ngen, ipOfiir i6on betbe
Sbetle gelpetle gegeb en- 6aben."
0aS iil1o nun fret [i6 MIR l60ne Nebe1sz
artcn. 0aB &uBlal ID 1ltdt nlebr rim aUf>
itctgcnben 3eitabi6n lite letler @nttpidlun9"
itebt, m1Bte @ortl6ttfotp ielb1t nod erleben.
un0 mas Die @tnDeSt Der Sntereileu GuB>
lambs unb ser Ser. Staater1 betrifft, 10 lit
lie tpabrIi6 nidt m ut ber; 0enn bic 8ei6en
itnb gars i'm @egen 1betLe idon iebt gepalz
ttge Goncurrenten bon chamber duf oen
elropGil0en @etreibemGrftel1 un0 ibre @pn>
curren5 miro mod 5unebmen.
Mber gel6tGtltC PC T6atla6e bletbt es, baB
Die Bolttif @orti6 ATOMS BON 1861 bis 1865
cine fit bic Ser. 'Staateu iegensret6e mar,
tl1Oeln ie ben Sea. Staaten tpd6reno iDreS
fur6tbaren Stir! berfrteges iebcn ~olstpGrtt=
gen Tetno bonn 'ceibe belt, tpte ote golitif
oe11elben Staat5laanneS in ben Sabren 1870
l&no 1871 fir 9e htl6lanb cine iegensrei6e
mar, tnOem fe SkitretG rnb on6ere ~stpeifel@
bate NfG6te an ieber llnteritiibung Sranf<
retbs gegen 9eltldEun6 DerbinOerte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

$500, 900, tuosn Die .3inien tommen, au
Deranlaicn. Sod i6urftider banbelt &c:
gen cine Stiftung geabobD'S Der Staai
Mtiitiiippt. 0pd barber lailen iDtl
ein gut ben1ofratii6esSlatt, OenBalttnIorer
uGorreip6t." ipreben:
vYeabp6p 6interLteB au6er bielen anoereu
8~ermG6tniiien aud $1,000 600 IN S6ulo:
i6et11en bcs Staates Wilitiiippi fir lio:
Tide @rsiebungS3ipede, Die S6uIISunq
bon Negern II. /. 10. 8eiagte $1,000 600
1ino iebt auf ST. 100, 900 angctpad)len, o6ne
baB man ii6 bis babin bon Seitcn Miiiii=
iippi's bemiBist seieben bat, bie Sdul6
on5uerfenneu Ober Die 3inien gu aablen.
S9on I'M Sabre 1871 ri6tetet Die Srraz
loren beS 8eaboop'i6en viiiblt6en @rs
3tebun9sfonbs" cine 2uidrtft an ben Staat
Wtiiiiiippt, ii6 ietner @erbinOli9teiten gu
e%rinnerr, tpobet man ii6 Dem frommen
@lauben btngab, baB Der Staat, 6a or ia
au6 Nnipru4 auf erbeblide Sumr1en bes
Son6s bate, nngelGumt Wtabnabmen 3ur
9tettlng leiner Sire treffett tueroe. Nber
Die 3uid)rift tpuroe oaDIr6 beanttuortet,
baB Die Wfiiitiitppier Elm 9tnenoement 3I
i6rer 1taatli6eu 8erfaiiung annabmen,
bur6 tpel6es Die GinIOiung Der SbIisaz
tioren gang rnteriagt Durbe. $4,000
6eS 'Sonbs, bic it6 nod baar i'll Der
Staotsfa1ie befanbcn, tpur6en 9lei6Settig
oerielben fir yGrSiebungsstpede" entnoms
men. gfeueroingS ba6en Die YeabooDs&us
ratoren Gerlu6e 9ema6t, ben Stdat Wftls
iilitppt abermalS oil leine Efli6t 81 ertns
11ern. Mtau idtdte BEN Sberribter Wan>
ming bon 2ouiiiana Su bieiem 3pede mad
Sadion, Der 6auptltabt Miiitiitppi'S. 9r.
0ian1ing bat nun ieinen 8ertGt abgeitGts
tet ullo in bemielben bic Sade einfad ais
boffnun9slos erfldrt. vpSnt BrioatIeben,
iogt er, bcoduert man bic 6~alolungstpeile
DeS Stoates, aber es gisbt lit Otiiitiiippi
tetnen Men;6en, Der es ipngen tpiiroe, in
Der Staats9eiebge6lt1g cine Bill CUR GinIO>
iurg Der Sbligotionen eill;ubriuBen. Oas
vpriuate 8eoallern" miro our6 ben llntpil>
len, tpcl6en 6ie 9olitifer GuBern, tuenn Die
SADIE Der S0ulbensablrng ii6erbaupt MIR
eripGbrt tpirb, pollfommen gum S6tpetgen
9ebra6t. Sc inebr @elo bteie StaatsmGn>
1ler aus benz v9eabobp> Sorb" (lno bis iebt
iin6 ld)on $69,728 mad Miiiiiitppt 9efioiz
len) erbalten, oeito tDittbeloer tperoen tie,
1penn Don Sen oLtenS bligattonen geipro6en
tpirb. ""-6ieraus f0nnen mir nur IdlicBen,
onB Die Ofilitliippier it6 tbrer Berte 1i6er
tpGbnen. Die neultde GlltldetDMHa oeS
Sberbu1beSgeri6ts fomntt ibnen gang geIez
gen."
90 bas 8latt in Baltimore. = 8eabobp
1atte, III 6olge ieines Ia1giGbrigen lufentz
bates .in Baltimore, tpG6reno oeS 8iirger>
friegeS BET a. letncr Sreue gegen Die Union
10 mQn6es aNte QSort fir ben Sii6en. limb
ct lteR pem QSerte bic Shat foIgen; benn
elei@ na6 benz S6luile OeS 8rteges hs6te
er 81 GrStebungSStpeden i'm Sit0cH cine
Sttfttng BON stpei Wfiutonen Dollars. SEPT
erntet er i'm @rabe ben Oanf bafiIr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
91t pieI Grnh1tcmA

9as Nlbanp Goening SpuruoI beIpri6t
in Gbnltdem Sinne, ME neult6 Sic sd.
StaatsScttung Die lleberfilc beS 2anbes an
A~bbofaten. g9dbrenb @roBbritannien
urb Srlalo nit 81 Otiuionen @innobnern
nun $1,000 9l6potaten Ddttelt, bdtten bic
Ser. Staaten BET elmer Sepolferung BON
30 Wiaionen ni6t neniger ols 65, 900, oaz
BON Der Staat 9tctp Sort olIein elm Se6itel.
0rilben tornn1e Elm 9lbhofat arf 1000, bier
ldon elmer auf 800 Seelen.
Die Solgen bapon Iie9en FLAIR ST. Gage.
Der Nmertfaner ipri6t nit GROCER 8crad)z
tu1g bon ben priest ridden countries"
(Dorunter ct MIR bic fatboIil6en 2Gnoer
Derltebt);- aber baB er ieIblt ein lawyer
ridden country" betpobnt, eiu 2ano, in
tpel6em Die 9lODotaten bem Golfe bic
9oare BPM &opf f~relien, bas ma6t
CT 1t6 nt6t flar. ST nimmt bos ais
etipas SeIbitperitdnbIi6es bin, 6aS ii6
ni6t dnoern Iaile. gSie IN mandeu 0jeoenz
ben 9eItl9lanos Der Bauer 1i6 iG6rli6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

bliden, tpeldes Ser glarbe Ser 0ummen
an 8igsins bargeboten bat. : @0s miro
aus Der 8eredtiguhg beS StolSes auf oaS
8iiien llnb &6nnen bes 10. SabrbunocrtS,
tpenn es nod INNER benz freden 2lbertpib
gelingcn fanr, BET 6uuberttauienben bon
Wteni6en BEN 0lauben all bic einfa0Iten
@runbpabrbeiten Ser 9tntlr>@ rfenltniB
iiber ben 6aufen 81 mcrfen? Sin cngli1
i6es 8latt iagt: .@ntipeber glaubt 9Slg@
gins elb it on ietne 0ummDeitcl, uno
Damn geb0rt ct ms 9iarren6aus; pbcr CT
slaubt ni6t baron, uro baum gcbiiDrt ilnl
cine Tra6t Yrii9el." SeDr gut; ober
audi tpenn ibm DaS Sine, Ooer Nnocrc 81
She'll tpiiroe: - Die 9ummen iDIroen 0a>
rum b 0 d. nt6t ale iDeroert.