davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
nIfimafnm.

Der Gertreter @btno's, Marfgraf
Sieug, bat an Die fran30itl6e Regierung
iein lutimatum abaegeben, B. i. Die enoz
galtige Q~ntinotgung, baB ieber S6rttt, ben
Die franSOii6en StrettmG6te iiber ben
9fptben SIuB binaus in Der Ri6tung BON
Sacninb tbu11 peroen, bon Sbin1 ais
&riegsertIGrung angeieben tper6en tptr0.
Gr begt ni9t Die Spftnung, oaB Die frGn3O7
1il6e 5egierung ibre GroberungSplG1e auf>
geben miro uno riiitet baber allies su letner
QIbretie. SSu Qonbon betra6tet MA ben
&rteg 3tpil9en Sranfrei6 Ino G6iua ais
unperneiolib.
@Iei1Seittg bamit fommt ars STARTS etnc
iebr Der6G6tige gta6ri0t. Ofan fiinbigt
an, oaB tpegen llnterbre6ung Der Selegra>
phenleitung WeIOungen aus Son9ftn in Den
nG6iten adt Sa9en nt6t 81 erparten iino.
Qa5 giebt ST oelGfen ! elegrapbenleitlIng
unterbro6en? Sab, Dann, ME, mo? Nl5 IS
nit giapoleOn in GuBlan6 i6ief gtng, mar
qu6 Die Setting" MnterbrO6sl un6 eS
berri6te @rabesitiQe in Barts. gSte, tpenn
Da5 qngebli6e Nu5bleiben bon gta6rtdten
aus Sonefin Die 8eoeutung bate, oaB Die
franS0ii4Abe Streitmaht ben Gotben SluB
itberi6ritten bat ltno bon ben G6lnelen Su>
lan1lnen9ebauen tpor0en lit? Wf0glt6 tpGre
o1s lGon, oenn tpte aus ben in Yariler
BIGttern abgebrudten griefen franso1ti6er
9ffi3tere berpOrgebt, limb bic ibnen gegenz
liberitebenoen 6ineltl6en Sruppen tref1lt6
benafnet un0 gei6ult un6 iteben urter Der
Stlbrung oes in Der fran36iii6en Gi1bil=
0Hng Qllge9en!DGrtigen yPrussien."
@ebt IS aber Los, poer lit e5 gar iGo1
lpsge9an9en, 10 tDir0 IS DorauSii6tLi6 Elm
entleBlih m6roerti6er &anlpf lperoen. Ner>
ger al5 tptl0e Beitten baben Die Sransolen
it6 benommen, allo audi fein Jtedt auf al>
Dere 8eban0lung, aIS tpilben Sbieren &c;
bibrt. - Qebenbi9e @efdtgene oirften in
oielem Srte9e moDl nur Dentge ge11a6t
meroen. 80 gut, ME Die 1870 na6Seuti9>
Lamb abgefiI6rten uuo bort perbGti6elten
Gefangenen tperben es 5 6ranSoien, nell
DE ben @binelen in bic Sdnoe fallen, ni1t
habeH. Dem oaS 8lut Der Don tbnen Init
Ieibtem 6er3cn" gei6laGteteu mebrIolen
OfGnner, gSeiber MnD &tnoer i6rett mad
&a6e. Ot0gen it@ Dern Die 6ran3olen ibz
rer 9aut tpebren, 10 gut lie %tOnnen; mOgen
ie tbr 9etI nit jenen veIeftrifirten" 8aDpn<
nettsN ngrtften Derlu6en, bon tpeI6en LA
France militaire" fi@ in eine.n lIe1ten
Rriege NIT ben nour6 Ster b%eritun1pften"
0eutl6en 10 grDBe Wunoerbtnge perlpri6t !
U9an ptro ia iebel, mas babel berauSs
fommt.
Den Gbineien tpiini6en mir in benz be-
Dorftebeuoen Griege 10 piel Mutb, Musz
bauer u1o Slid, tpie ite brauden, nm
aus 9nngtin Elm 5 ~ cites Merito fir
Srantrei6 5u MAIDEN. Sic itnD ftiu=
idtpeigenbe BunbessenolieH 9eHti6Ianos.
limb iolIte eS ibnen mie mir miini6en
uub boffen - %9eltngen. Die SranSOlen 10
ms @cDrduse au ~bringen, baB iue &eritGrz
tungen iber 8eritGrfungen entienben
miiien, 6ann mare ptelIei6t fir 0euti6z
Lamb bic g~iinitige @eIc9enhett gefonmen,
UNI Dem epigen StGntcrer unh TrieOensz
it0rsr @uropas ben Gar0ns 81 MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26

gan Gitp an has Seeufer seIpiIt. Wan tano
$40 BET benz SODten, Ipolaus maj 19lleBt,
baB Rremp1ter entmeber bur6 etnen un9llIdsz
fat in 6os @aller 9erietb, ODER Selbltmoro
begging.
Sm Der beuti6en Stride Oil Der Gde non 46.
unb 0earbornltraBe bro6 Weont19 9e9e1 S97
.eesanbru9 aus unbefarnter llrld6e ett
sSeller aus, mel@es un9efG5r $500 S6aoel1
anri6tete, ber aber 6ur9 Serli6erul9 pouz
itGnbt9 se6edt lit.
0as 8abnbofs gebGube ber @abaibz@iienz
balm an GpotltraBe purbelR onta9 9lbero Tim
5 lIbr poutGubi9 0ur6 sSelter %5erltort, luel6es
bnr3 bic GrpIol lion elmer Sampe elltltan0
unb nit IolGber S6neui9feit I'M lt@ grill,
baB falln etDas 9erettet merOen ton1te. Ger
S6dben betrd9t etpd $500.
Ser befonnte Nopofat 8. 8. Gdrmidael,
mel6er DOT ni6t langerd3eit 9an5 plDblt9 per-
l6mam6 uno iber ben allerbano 0erll1te III
llmlaui geiest wuroen, lit uon Sloriba bier
eIu9etrof1en.
Sine 6eeroe @tiere, bic am Mittwo6
bic 60lteotraBe entlan9 in Iiloli6er JtI9z
tur9 9etrieben rplroen, be9e9neten elmer Soeer7
be Sdmeine, iiber bic ite INN wie tou berftez
len MD cine bebeutenbe MnSabl mt tbrelI
$oDrnern bis artf ben Sob perlpunoeten. SlIrT
Der 1rnrel 6runser b0nbteu Quf Der Steue
ibr l6meinernes 0eben ans.
Sin nit YaIia9ieren oi6t oefiiuter Stra=
Benbabnna9ell trenste Wittlpo1 Mtor9el Oas
Weleile Der Mabolb=G ilenba6n gcrooe ais
cine 9tanSir: Sotomotiue beran9e1ablen fam.
Die VferDe muroen barber MILD, blieber1
mitten altf bem @eleiie ltebsn ultO lparen ntdt
POM Sled 5u brin9en. @~liidli9er1peile gee
lang es Dem Hofomotipfibrer leille Wtal9tne
gum Steben 81 brin9en, tadboem lie Il0 benz
QS0qen bis allf eiltel SltB gendbert bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
CgOrrsfpOnbeua Der .SHinOis staats8ettnns.0
@an0eI AT 2Grbeitern i.t NebraSf0.
8Ium@reef, 9atpion Co., Neb.,
IS. Nouember.

Is. Nouember.
Ser WangeI oil Sarmz2trbettern I'M mitts
Iereu gtebrasta miro INNER empftn0IiGer.
90 mau6er Sarmer bat nm 6euti6e Nrbeiz
ter nQd benz Often gel6rteben, aber per>
gcbIi9. IS bat ft6 nod fetn Weui9 einz
9eiteut. Oaraus muB td idlieBen, OaB IS
III ben Ser. Staaten gar feline arbettSloien
Seutl6en giebt, o0er oaB lid Qrbettslole
Iieber in ben StGoten auf9alten uno Don
gSobItbGtigfeitsz Snltituten leben, ais oaB
fe auf's 9ano geben. Der 2obn fir Sarm>
arbeiter lit bier $40 bis SIS ben Wtonat i'm
gSinter, uuD I'M CONNER $15 bis 500, Soft
unb 2ogts 1asu; 9obn ie na6 SGbigfeit.
@obl bAmmcn mir uiele 8rtefe, in tpels
den 8ei9retbungen bieier @e9eno DerIau9t
tperoen. Die perihiebenen @tienbabngeieuz
l6aften un0 Der Staatsl efretGr pertbeilen
ia aber SIugl6rtften uno Girculare fir 3tpet
Gents. Gagegen polen piele uulIberte uftz
ierer Sarmer Nrbeiter baben. 2tn octbz
Ii6er SiIfe lit aud lebr groBer Wtangel.
SD babe cine Sarrn BON 480 NcreS. 81
Stud 8ieb un0 Bferoe, aber tetuen Ofen>
16en gum 6elfen, unb 8iele itno in glet6er
Sage. Sin iunger oeuti6er gfadbar Der@
faufte feline TSarm BON 800 Qlcres tDege1
Wtongels an Nrbeitern; er aletn founte
bios 70 9tcre bearbeiteu ullO fem Gieb ball
ten obne 0iilfe.
9as 9an6 bat fi6 ber6oppeIt in BEN Iebz
ten le9s Wonaten. Gaubs Brairie miro
iebt b~erfauft fir $12 Der 2tcre. @er Dir
belt min, ioa berfommer.
@enn fi6 ntdt bis gum Sribiahr et1
ftarfer Nrbeiteritrom ms mittlere GebrasfG
ergieBt, 10 gebt Der Wertb bes 2auoes 5u>
rid, 6as babe 2ano fam ban1 ntdt bear
beitet tperoel1. Sacob 8Iumer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
mnrnenttcbcI

unb Godtbiuite erSeuser sewDbnlt3 bel Genientgen,
bic ii9 i'm 6reieu ~oufbolteu mIiieu, malartide &rantz
beitsu unb Nbeumatismus. Sarmarbeiter, irH9 sum
Gaeerpert siIenbe S~anbwerter unb BET ytadt ouitreusenb
8ei9ditiste finben in So itetter's Na9enbtttcs
re Elm oufbeiternbes S6usmittel se9cu ole Ginwirz
fun9eu bes @etters unb b~unltiser Ober iibIer Suit, iowie
aud elm gabuussmittel, nm ben SOIscu GROCER anitrenz
suns ODER rebermiibuns eutsesen5upirteu, bic BET a6s
barbuns bes SdIafs, bs DiiBeu, nGtiirlidea @ieberbers
iteuers", %eintreteu. g8er iabrein, iabraus, frib nnb ipdt
orbeitst, bebarf eeleseHtItd Der seunbeu g~uie9uus, bic
elm sutrasli6es StdrtunssmitteG wte bieies perletbt.
Seine @eiubett unb feline @irfIamteit als SetlmitteG
Mnb GorbeueuuesmitteI 9esen 8rantbeiten e%npfeblen eS
Auen. IS hut benz beginnenoen &beumottsmus nnb
Ben SDnptomen Der Otalaria gtnbalt, btlft Der Sartletz
8eIten Der S0rpertr6fte. hilbert bic gebre6en be5 Ilters
unb beldleuuiet bic Geneiuue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
0erfauft murber II. U.
eIWecmeimcr @aaremmarft.

Gprit t. - SIN Chicago 1.15; in ct. 2ouis
ia; in Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; III 9eort1
7.15; III Baltimore 1.18@1.1S4.
Suit CT. = r@reoInerp" bette 33@41c.,
aielnli9 quite bis quite 23@2Sc.. .Dairp',
quite bis bette 5000. 9erIn9ere AuaIItdt
1O@13c.
@ier. .frii6e ESQ. bas 0sb. See Souie
22@24c.. et19ele9te 18@21c.
@ef lI9 ell Xebet0e Eurfeps 9@1O:.
eel9la9tete 10@13; 9iDner 5@7c, Surge
73@-c. bes ID. leb. uno 5@9c 9ei6l.. @n=
ten 50. 50@3.50 Dds Suseno leb. ul1o 9-11c
9ei9l.x Gdnle $7.O0@8:oO, 9ernpfte 5000
500 leb. mp 1o@12c sasl9i; ooaoo. :,
unO gemiI6te 25@29c. per 9ul6eI beim Gar
auf Der Sabn. &letnere 9artieen UNI sc
bOber.
AepfeI. - 3.00@3.50 baS SaB. e
0Omi9. neuer Is Q16c.. alter 10@12c.
VI pc II. = $1.5O@1.60 bas 100 Yfuto
fir 9emil6te ..@ountrp".
Sruub II. = Goucorbs 3@6c. @otawbas
6@7c baS ID.
@weet 8ototoes. = SerIeps $4.75@
500, 9elbe Seuinoiler 2.50@3.00, Baltimore
2.5O@3.25 bas SaB.
@tIo. - Mtauoro : Gnten ST.. 5O@2.OO,
Seal 1880 =, fleine 75c@$1.OO, Yrai=
rtehiihner $4.50@5.00 I. @a9teln /. 25@1.7 rs.
OQ1elt OdS SPO.
oenerie.-25@35c bas Duten6.
Sop IT, Seem yorf 100000, Yacifc
92@26, @isconiin 14@22c.
i. 100000 bos Sunbert.
2miebeIn. @elbe $1.40@1.50 bas
SAB, rotbe 1.0O@1.25.
&Mben. = @9mebiI6e 1.OO@1.25 bas
GiSer.-S.95@3.OO bas Seq umb $4.s5
@6.00 bas Sap.
~Granberrtes. = 8eG 6 8uslc $11@
10 oas TaB, Cape Go6s $S.O0@9.50.
notwithstanding $6.O0@6:5 80
3.50@5.OO 6as Eit3en, Samaica 6.OO@
Grbien.- Grims, bette /. 1O@1.15, ORB.
SOC. @1.O0, Selberbien 1.15@1.20, Marropz
fats 1.25@1.30, 9elpalt. 25@3c. b1S Bfb.
8 obnen.-Selte Meoiums" 2.45@2.55,
vNapies" 2.65@2.7O Der Sui9el inn @roBe1.
S0mter lett. - SrauneS All $685.,
eelbeS 4@44c.. 1DeiBes $4,000. oas Bto.
&uIg. - Su6en 7c. Jto. l @ountrD 6
@7c. yto. 2 Su &c.
1trom en-. - s5.OO@6.0O bas stt9en
fir Meiiina unO 5.OO@6.oO fir Sloriba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
@tabItrt felt 1851.
Henry SChOeIIkOpf,

go. 233-234 st Naro oEpbs straBe,
spilden Srantlim uno Wtarfetz StraBe,
crbieIt ioeben cine Senouna
MebteS @asOebMrger GaMerfr6ut,
Nran3. @rbIen uto Spar8eln In @Gnnen..
WrGleSotrtc u. 9ctrO6ncte Sdltp6mTHe CRtta0
Weldb1Ite WSattocIn 1tNo yiiinc,
an Ell ID 1tito GitrOnRt,
Wfue WoIi1ctt 1In0 &0rintbct,
Weue trans. &atb. - l6tnten,
9eutidleS S3tuctld d. e1Irn1tS,
0etrodmcte SirIIcu, Nfriid1e 1tU0 &tTS6beDV
6ctroGrete @eioeIbcerem,
SbincI. Stgiper In0 &aImms,
Mcd)tcr SSi1nbeerens tro GrObeerenI0ftD
&0rOariom ino N0niu0=S obnen,
Seinitcn GOnig rn0 Tetgen,
StraBbnrger Sans ebe rpa iteteu,
8otb0er SrtHeI=&ebcriuMrt,
0erGud)crtcm &ad)S uno St0r,
WriId1e tntpotttrte W~cun1ugcHs
M0rinirte &snntb. SoGrim9e,
TeimIte boH. WtiIdJner S6ringe,
Ncme ttortoc9tid)c &rGuter=9 GW d1pnteS,
sou. Stn6fIdl,
WcMe Garoe4em MmO Ga~r0elenbntter,
W1n. Gardiner ttto HaOt1r.
NntS, VettdleI, &itmutel uno WSobn,
&an0rte1=, SSarf= tluo McpSS1onteHS
&1rto II eltnebL uuo Nctemebl,
Ietgen<&aiTcc It. GtdleIs&afee.
ytctU SrlcanS WtoIa0eS fir 866er,
Hariicr Sdmmpftabat non &obbcd,
&ortI0ro ttnO &oDcnD08encr SdDWNpft1batp
9emtfd1e SpinnraOer,
Spring cries Sormen,
W0dlsfcriet fttr &ird)cit,
WethnadtsIidter nucr 0r6Ben,
Iacs Su ben ~btui9iten Vreiier.
Henry SchOe1lkOPE
bin.nitup Wholesale q Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
sonesiue Atins f@0me @eeens.

@as fir cine vi6Oue @egenb" 6as 9anb
lift, nm tpeldeS 6ranfrei6 icbt IN einen
&rieg nit China iib gu %itiir5en orobt, err
giebt Ii6 Gus elmer Geibe Don ltntsrln6nn7
gen iber bic Notwithstanding in @oz
6indtna unb Songting, berenJteinltete Der
Sransoie @mile 8ugin ioeben i'm Barrier
vSaurnaI O'6b9iene" perOnentlt6t bat.
Go1ln6tra = beiBt eS oarln lIegt
politdnoig in Der betBen Zone; Die 2en!s
peratur pe6ieIt bel Sage i'm S9atten 5fpt9
i6en q uno So @entigrao Ino talt IN Der
Na9t - Gbsr b0@it ieItsH, - bis ~ GTao.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
cd utetGeIbafte 9lnerfcnntt9 fur
00S 8n41er XinuO>
Sos glngeIos, Gal, Nop.

Sos @ngelos, Sal, Nou. 10, 1883.
6erren Sulius Nduer s. SO.
Oos Yiano lit am lebten Samita9 9liids
lid bier an9elan9t unb iibertriIit Mere @rs
pdrtungen bel Meitem. SD babe ME Elm
Giono 9eb0rt, bas nit 10 rei6er, l6oner
&langfIllc, einem 70 liiBen, liebli9en, oas
SerS beltridenben Son perbinbet. Seoer, Der
es bort, %belpnnbert es. sic %liefern 1pirfltd
men IT, ' SSFaS 9'e 9i5 fto slbs isis f3nnsi'. S@ Saffe
bal6 mebr b%eitellcn gu t0nnen.
A6tun9spou Sbr
st. 3ellner,
Nrof. Der NtuItf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
(@o6enberi1t.)
@bica9o, MOntag, &c. 3

@bica9o, NOnta9, 26. gtop.
Mrn @etreibemartt ma9te li1 bic Nbnabme
Der 3utubren bur9 cine erbeblt9e Stei9e=
run9 Der Yreile bemertbar, bod 9in9 am
GaInlta9 bic Npance gum She'll wieOer per-
loren. Mm bebeuten6lten mar bielelbe fir
G6meineleil9 CWteBporf). wel9eS nm l
Dollar fiji pas Sop b0ber l6GnB, Ntus fols
eenber 3uiommenitelun9 er9e6en iib Die
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Der Sor1po6e:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
9weifelhafte 0iuoe m0oen unauper

.SWetfelD1fte Stlt0e n1o9slt lEIl50Der:
IGlli9 lein; aber 10 9epiB lpie 5%wetrnal 3rpet
9lei6 pier, bat rANAKESIS" 1i9 lett etl1em
0ierteliabrbuubert als eiu untrii9li9es t9ds
morrboioenz 6eilmittel be1pdbrt. Die Sell
troft bieieS in Die ~5wefmGBi9ite Gornl 9ez
Snre9 Diel e%5as SnisnSe Don ' seilpIi sGs P Ssr s! !u''
berllng uub 6eiluns. 2eibeit 0u on 9Gz
morrboiben, 10 sebrau@e es. Sin 8eriu6
foltet nidts brau6it mir P. Neustaedter
& Co, Box 2416, New York City, 51
abrelliren, Inn u~nent9eltli9 cine Strobe 5l
betommen. Die uAnakesis" ut in allen
Mppthefen Al hoben. Yreis 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26

Der 9 9afmartt befon6 lid ut elmer
bO6it unbefrieoi9enben Gerfaliun9. lleber
90, 1000 Stiid trofen in Der ISOLDE eitl lno crit
am Sreitag fonnte nit ben gorrGtben einiz
9ermaBen ouf9eraun1t werbeit. @m Cant
before 3.0O@3.3O unb bic beitelt, pon 100 ID
uno mebr Sur6i3nitts9erpi9t, $3.50@3.65
OdS 100 QSfD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26

Or. 9rice's Special Flavoring Extracts,
NM See Cream, &u9en unb Gad1pert wOblz
i6medenb gu MAIDEN. Wtit srober 8orli9t,
bIrd eirer neuen YroseB, rperOen Or. Yrice's
Grtratte ber9elteut pom ben aus9epGbltelten
fNrii9ten u16 Aromas jebes 9aratterttllcDen
@obl9eru6s, nnb er5eilgen @obl9ei6mod
pon ~ltltener Site BON grocer St6rfe uno
poult6nbiger Neinbeit = BET wettem belier
ais bic biQieen Grtrafte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
Sm 9eit0el6aft idlqHen am 9amitas:

Sin 3ettgeIGdft l6lpnen am Samlta9:
NeiseM: Nop. 955, IeS. 96s, SSabr
95t. Soill0r 97@97s Sch. So, Mtat 1.O4@@
104s.
STATS Top. 49R, 8eS 49,, Ssabr 493,
Sanuor 49t, Sch. 49S, Oai 534.
@oter: Se5. 294, Sabr 30, sSa1lIar 29&,
.Mai 33l.
Come.
} WIeie. 3 Gors CONNER gu $12, Is
Cars otto. su $12.25, 1 Gar gu $3.50, l Gar
gSinter AT $12.25 per Sonne.
rWtipbliu9s". - 1 Gar gu $14.5O,
/ Gar gu $40 per 8onne.
Sei.- Gar 9to. l Simotbp 81 $10.25,
4 &orS al $40, SEQ. 2 bto. 3n $3.50, 3 @ars
lplono Yroirie 3u $3.50, 1 Gar SIT 1915,
3 GarS 81 $40, 1 Gar $1O.25, l Gar gu
$10,50.
SGmereien: 3imotbp $1.23@1.35,
R~leeIomen, gutter bis better, 5.50@5. 90. =
Seiniamelt gu 1.35@1,36 out Der Sabn.
0icbmartt.
Nm Ginbpiebmartt baben mir 9ez
Gen Die NorlppGe etnen Yr~etsriid9ang nm 20
@30c. bas 100 1b 5rt perset6nell, bod lpuroen
an einem Sage nm 100000. niebri9ere 4reile
er,ielt. Grport : Stiere bra6ten $4,000
$50. Shipping Cattle" bra6te 4.20@
5.25 fir 100 bis 1900, uub 5,50@5.75 fir
1900 bis 1900 ID Sur6l6nitts9emi9t.
Nleilder1paore bradte: 8iibe 2.O0@4.0O,
8ulen 2.25@3.5O, Sleil9erSttere 4.0O@
4.25.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
Cite &1rfe.

an Gue. w.I6e an ben JOIsen uOu SusenbIlnb.n. ners
c5Ier 0dpd6e, Gnttrditune, 8erIult Der 0tuRnestraft
&c Ieiben. ienbe i'd foiteMfres Elm Ntscept, bus lie sus
sirt. Dieies eroBe 9eluitteI wurbe Don eiuem WiiIos
mar in Snbamerifo euthedt. G&i6t Elm ~abreiIrtes @ous
pert on Steu. Soispb L SumGu, citation Z, Rem DOrs
Gitp. S~Snor1SiaEuIo6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26

gm cd Ell IL arft belief li9 bic .3uz
fubr auf 10000 Stiid, 9e9elt 210,00 0 in Ser
Gortpo9e. Gte Ereiie mieien teire erbebli6e
GerGtberln9 anf. 2ei6te S6rpeine bradten
$4.00@4.65, i9mere 4.15@5.25.
Gertduft lpurbelI II. w.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-26
@euliOuat fiir Md06eu.

SIM Oeuti6=amerifanii9en SO6ter:nlhtut
pom Frau Amalie GnOe, 6 & COZ 9tor6.
@loriitrab., ebicc9o, Su., t5nntn nod 5rpi
Neniiond itnen JtQum ljnOer. GiterI, meIde
baraul relief iren, m09en ii6 wtsen ndterer
AuStunft bolO metoen an
Tran Amalie Gnne, 8orite6erin.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-08-17
The nraf, nio,, Of Is03,

From Morgan Dixs Memoir Of his Father, Gen. Dixl
The story of those terrible days of July has
been fully told. l shall not give it here,
though an eyewitness of the confused and
bloody scene. The trouble began, as have
said, on Saturday, the 18th nearly week
had passed before we knew that we were safe.
1 was living at that time in the old rectory of
the parish, 30 Varick street. The house
stood in a dangerous quarter. The large gar
den WAS separated in the rear by mere brick
wall from St. Johns lane and York street,
which were inhabited almost exclusively by
colored people At st. Johns chapel, which
stood close by, we had large Sunday school
of colored children. 1t will be remembered
that, by some dull mob-logic, the rioters as
cribed the public troubles to the negro, and
made that unfortunate race the subject of in
cessant assaults Intending to leave the city
on Monday WAS stopped by the rumor OF
coming evil, and dared not venture to be alb
sent at that trying time. l remember one oi
my servants flying into my library that even
ing, with pale face, and telling me that whit
passing through Clarkson street on some or
rand she had seen colored man hanging on 6
tree, and men and women setting him on fir
as he dAngled from the branches. l treated
the story lightly, and told her it must hav,
been an effigy, but she constantly affirmed
that it was true and she was right, as l sub
fequently ascertained. That night, or tn
following one, the streets behind the rector,
were sacked by the mob saw their attacl
from an upper window of my house, AM
heard the bursting in of doors, the crash
glass, and the roaring of voices with shriek
and eries-a veritable pandemonium. Mex
day learned that an attack was planned o
st. Johns chapel, apparently for no othe
reason than that We had our colored schoC
there. By prompt application to the author
tiles got a watch set on the church, and
squadron of dragons stood all night draw
up outside my garden wall, ready for th
rioters if they should come. Meanwhile,
a dozen different points throughout the cit
battles were in progress and never WI
greater valor displayed than by the polio
who threw themselves, lion-like, upon Il
wild beasts in the proportion generally
100 to 5000, taking no prisoners, and streV
ing the streets with dead and woundt
wherever their swift and terrible blows fe
Thus the days wore on, with dust and smok
with fire and flame with sack of priva
dwellings and burning of charitable instit
tions, armories, and draft stations; wi
blood and wounds and every imaginable
stance of atrocity on the part of the ma
dened mob, till regiments, hurredly wit
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NO. 33.

they should be deiled no, not with the tips
Of their fingers. 'Ye cannot serve God and
mammon.' Beggars they were but they
were brothren-fratres, (freres) We in Eng
land have got to call them frars Francis
was never known in his lifetime as anything
higher than Brother Francis, and his COM
munity he insisted should be called the COM
munity of the lesser brethren FrdtrcS M
nOrcs-for none could be or should be less
than they. Abbots and Prors, he would
have none of them. "He that will be chief
among you" he said, in Christ's own words,
"let him be your servant" The highest off.
cial among the Mnorites was the minister,
the elect of all, the servant of ALL and il not
humble enough TO serve, not fit to rule. Peo-
pie talk of monks and friars" as il these
were convertible terms. The truth is that
the difference between the monks and the
friars was almost one of kind. The monk
was supposed never to leave his cloister. The
friar in st. Francis first intention had no
cloister to leave. Even when he had where
to lay his head, his life-work was not to save
his own soul, but first and foremost to save
the bodies and souls Of others. The monk
had nothing to do with ministering to others.
At best, his business was to be the salt of the
earth, and it behooved him to be much more
upon his guard that the salt should not lose
its SAVIOR than the earth should be sweetened.
The friar was an itinerant evangelist, always
on the move. He was a preacher of right
eousness. He lifted up his voice against sin
and wrong. "Save yourselves from this un-
toward generation" he cried "save your
selves from the wrath to come" The monk,
as has been said, was an aristocrat The fri
ar belonged to the great unwashed Nine
teeRM Century.