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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
WcrmiiMfcS.

= 0em 10 chen erl6ienenen, BEN .3eitS
raum pom eriten O1ai porigen SaDres bis
gum eriten Mai iebigen SabreS umfaiienz
ben 8eri6t oes ct. QOuiier 8or>
orts bes Noroa merifant den
9enoeS Gem Surnerbunoe ltllo I'M pergar>
leiper iino ard IA 8ereille ausgetreten, Da>
ben iih aufgel0lt oocr iino 'altSgel6lolien
iDoroen, bod bat it6 Die Otit9lteoerSabl oes
8unoeS I'M 1883 pergr0Bert. @inbunoertz
unoclf Iurnlebrer liuo i'm 8unoe tbGtig,
uno bon Sabr 81 Sabr Dermebrt ft6 Die
Nad)frage nad lol6e1, tlOem Die 3abl Der
SurnidIiler unD ShIlerinnen inn lteter1
Wa6ieu begrifen lit. Die 9lnSabl Der
S6eilnebmer AM praftil6en Surnen bat
aber, trOb Der lonlt giinltigen GerbGltniiie,
nt6t Sugeuommen, uno MIR 489 Wtttgltcoer
iino i'm lebten Sabre aus ben 3ogliugsz
lhulen fur ben Nuno getponnen poroen.
9luf 9eiltieem @ebiete l6eint Der 8uno bon
Sabr 81 Sabr regereSSntereiie gu %getpinnen.
Miienldaftli6e Borrrd9e finoen eineu gro>
Bereu Greis bon 3u60rern uno bic 8tbIto>
tDeten Dermebren ltd itetig. 0as Surnleb>
reri eminar bat i'm lebten Sftober leinen
Gurllls bcenOigt. S6mmtliGen S6lilern,
ueult on Der 3abl, puroen SllrnlebrcrS
blplome perlieben. 9o6 itn6 idmmtli6e
TonoS eri60pft, unb eS lit besbalb fir bte@
leS Sa6r unmOgli6, einen @urlus 81 be-
ginnen, tpenn teine tDeiteren Gtipenoten>
gcloer al ben Sorort ein9e5ablt tperbe1.
SIN TIrtb pur6sn am 5. Otai bonn
Qanogeri6te Die Stuoenten 6ernlart
&nopf aus Sranffurt q. so. unO @eor9
st euoeIbuber aus Qambsbetm, betoe
3. st. III Grlanaen, negen 3meitampfS nit
t0otli6en Maffen 3u il 3 Wtonaten
Seitlngsbaft perurtbeilt. @egen bic Nn>
geflaqteu mar l6on einmal in berlelben
Sa6e ~perbanoelt porben; oa5 Qanogeri@t
bate am 10. SUM- D. s. &nopf freigelpro>
dclI, GeuDelbuber gu 40 Wt. Derurtbetlt.
0aS 9teid5geri6t berni6tete DieS llrtbetl
uno oerpieS Die Sa6e oil Die erlte Snitall3
5uritd. 'sss-
= Q(m 8. Wiat bcrietb bas engliide linz
terbaus iiber eir1en Qlntrag bon Broaoburit:
Die gertpeiloung bon ungem SO d 8
CUR 9 6 III / coearbett in ben 9eageL>
lGmiebez Ditrtftem bon @orcefteribire sa
unterlagen, Groa6burit %entiparf ein
id)auerIideS 8ilo bon oen bort berri6enoen
3uitanben; Die Srauenarbeit, lagte er, lei
Der Stud oeS Siftrifts, unp Die iungen
Md66en giugen babel pbDiil6 unb mora
lid at @rrnoe; Der % o Oh enIpbn be-
TRACE tiir bieie gtagelidmiebinnen 2 if. 60.
GO Gertts), unb OenSabritinipefturen merbe
eS Dcrborgen gebalten, OaB lelblt iNnge
OtdO6en ullter IA Sabrei1 Su bieler a~n1trells
ge110en u10 erll1lIoenoen 9lrbeit (tpelde Der
9l~ntragiteller CUR allgemetnen 0eiterfeit alf
elmer 0anDmal6tne Deranldault6te) Der>
nenbet tperoen. Giner Der Siibrer Der
GonierpatiDen, Sir 81. GroB, lpra6 1i6
eltiGieoen gegen 8%roabburlt's 9ntrag aus,
Der nur Oarauf binSiele, bic Mrbetter BON
Der Sonturrens Der 6rauenarbett GIT be-
freien; ytagel ST. i6mieoen, lei feline Der
Srauen uniDiirOige Nrbett, uno es gebe ni6t
an, oielen ibreu griperb su rQuben, um ben
Nrbeitslohn 0er Wdnner au erb06en. Die
Sill tpuroe idlteBli6 nit 224 gegen A
Stimmen q bgelebnt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
TySchenfliche Sflipofs &faafs-Beifnne.

bitrgte Sbatla6e, baB man6e bon ibne1
ibren 0ienit9ebern nelli6 nit Der WiotloIs
rllllg tiinoigten: uSebt iino unlere TIhrer
i'm 4arIament, iebt ieBen mir ourd', tuas
mir pollen!"
Satuobl inn BarIament, ober nur fir Gin
paor StInoen, Inn etltden blalirten Olrlt>
Iid)feiten etllen nellen SpaB 81 berelteH it1o
nit ebenio leeren 9Gnoen absu5teben, ME
iie %gefomnlen tparer1. gu tpte Dtel 1teuen
Socialiltenpro3elien, Glnterterllllgen. ger
ftOrten @riiten5en Die utausbleibltbe GntS
tduibung iiber oas 8olienlpiel oes Jllrlten
&ie6tenitetn GeranIaiiun9 geben miro, oas
pouen mir nidt ausre6nen. Die 3abl
ipirb ni6t inter berieni9en bleiben, tpel9e
bic oben ertpd6nte Spenoe beS 0rafen Safte
berborrief. Canals loite man ben Social
oempfraten fir fliidtige 2lugenblide, (ets
gentli6 MIR fir sic 0auer oes Yarteltags)
Die 3unge tpie beMte, uro 6a 1te oet rt6tts
gen Moment DerpaBte1, no 1e 1i6 bas
Eapageuoi6loB. (ober iou man lieber NIT
bismardiider 0erbbeit ben Waulforb ias
gen y ipieoer bprDangen %iolten, lperrte
man ite eilI. Sbnen gegeniiber befinoet li6
cine reihe, ihipelgertl6e uno lieoerli6e
NoeISfalte, Die nidt ourG Iautere Wfittel
sur Ma6t 9elangte uno auf ibrcl pradtz
pollen S6I0iiern elm 2ebeu fiIbrt, tpeldeS
an baS oes frans0lilhen 9oeIs Dor Der See
pollution erinnert. 0ou bem 0obn lno
Ser @cradtung Der lOgenannten nntern
Golfstlalen fir bieie vObern" tann
man iid III ser Sremoe MIR idwer einen
Se9rtff MAIDEN. QSobl DerlIdten es Die
blaubliitigeu SUMTER, ben SAB Der Beiibs
loicn auf bas betpeglid)e &apitaI uno bic
biirgerli6e Snouitrie abSulenten, Die groBe
Enquete aber bat Die Ger9ebli6teit oteies
8emii6en5 bargetban. OaS bepeglt6e
Sapital lit 10 gering in Seitrei6 (bauet
mir bod iogar unlere Staotbabn beIte nit
englti6em 0clbeD, OaB es fir bic
0iitertbeilung na6 Der ~lo;taIen Gebolltton
faum in 8etradt tGme. ,0ie SnouItrie,
tue1n audi BET ben Qrbeitern perbaBt, err
ifeint ibnen bod unentbebrli6. Mas Der
Qr6etter uno am @noe ieoer llnparteiilde
nidt begreifen fam, oaS lit, oaB ulgebeuere
frId)tbare 2anoltri6e na6lGliig bctpirtb>
ldaftet, ldle6t auSgerilBt peroen, tpeil ie
IN Der 6ano cineS @insclnen ulo nod oaSu
gar oft zines Saugeni6ts liegen. Die
lo5tale &eDoIution III Seftrei6
miro ii6 gang gctpiB oil elmer llmtpdlSung
III ben inouitrieIeIt 8eiibuerb6ltnilien ntdt
g~enilgcn laiien, ionhern audi ben @roBz
grunobeiib 6eS Noels in Witleioens
id)aft Sicben. Seben ettpaigen 3weifeI
oaran bat Der fla9lide Seblidlag 0es f. f.
StaatSloSialismuS in Der 2lrbeiters Enquete
beleitigt. P. H.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
<SoTre'poHesHs Der ~SaiUois Stautssettuus.s)
Der critic Wt1t 1T gNien.
Rou SSe;tr;A n=
IIri6 BOrnitein.

@ten, 3. Stat.
60 lit er bonn pie6er einmal gefommen,
Der er tie SO al, ber bD6ite felttag mi
@ieHer Salenoer, bOber gebllten lluo an
b16tiger gefetert ais Sftern, 8fing1tcn,
0eibna6teH lno ale anoeren Teittage, Die
i'm 6riltli6en 6aIenber ROTH georudt iino.
Sa, Der erite Mtai ftebt l6tpars I'M SALEM
Der, penn er ni6t 5ufGuig auf einen Sonn=
tag fdut, fein Yapit bat i'm bur6 ~feierli=
den 6trtenbrtef gum Seite geipeibt, fem
6tr6enconciIium bat i'm angeoronet, ulo
bod lit er Der b06ite Seittag Der @iener,
bic, ME auf gemeinl6aftltde 8erabreoang,
an otelem Gage bic 8ieoertebr oes griiHen
5rIblings freuoi9 feiern, pie es bic keioni>
i6en 0ermanen tbaten, ebe fte nit Seuer
nno S6mert gum G6riitentbume betebrt
tnnroen. llno er bat iid oieiesmal alISge7
3eihnet, Der erite NRai, ni6t taIt, NAB uno
regneril6, Die 10 Diele ieiner 8orgGnger
tribieIigeu Qnoenfens, loa6ern cine freulio>
Iihe Dale in Der triiben lIno feud)ten &eibe
ppm Ga9eu, Die uns iet Dem Triiblingsan-
fang i'm SaIenber. &m q. M1rs, nod
1RmeF gum GtnbeiseH atDGngeH uno ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
Mlaemeimer @aareMmarft.

eprit. - Sn Chicago 1.16; in ct. 2ouis
LA; in Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; in Neorid
1.15; in Baltimore 1.164@1.1z.
Sutter. = creamery" bette 1896,
Siemli6 quite bis CUTE 15@18e, sOairp".
quite bis bette 16@18v 0erIn9ere QuaIItGt
12@14c.
Gier. 16@16ae.
@eflas FL. = eebertbe Turfeps 11@12e.,
9el9la9tete-@-c.; 9Ibner 9@12c., Sun9e
$1.5O@5 oas 9ubeno; @nten $3.5O@4.25
Sas oo Sast sn esl@1o9tete O. @oHis
&artoffeIn.- 60@62 Gts per Bulbel
in @a9ellla6ul9en out Der Gabn, ~9erin9ere
Sorten .35@55c. Sir t~leI1ere Quantitdten
Yreile Inn 5@10c b0ber.
Neue SartoffeIn: v9eerIeB" $4.25
@4.50 bas Sap,
9opt EN- .-9eew gorter 75c@S74c. isis.
%, GaIif. 674@82c.
Bro o m TN - 0urI Carpet uno SruIb
63@84c., SeIt=mortin9 0re1 1905, Wtitz
teln0Bi9 lang Mno Don gutter avarbe 3@3lc.
trulnlnes 2@3c, bel60bi9tes 1f@23c.
S6mter EFT. - 5raunes All 54@6c.,
eelbes 64@7c., rDeibes 74@9c. oos Hfo.
( al g. - SUDDEN 74@8c.. Jto. l 74@73,
StO. . gu 64@64C
9itroue en-. s3.5o@5.Oo Oas Srt9eu.
SmiebeIn. - $1.50@2.0 90 oaS Cog.
P1"SNN0OsOO W ONDo
SonlG rellIer DISPUTE @touer" 11@12s
f0s to.
ApfeI in - Neiiina 3.50@4.50
Gollfprlil6e 3.5O@4.50 oaS 6ilt6en.
y o bn en.-1touieS $2.00@2.O5. quite biz
bette yUteoIuns" 100000, 9eri19ere 100
@1.75.
@rb en-, sriiue so@9O fir quite, SelO=
Grbieu l.00@1.1O; yUtMromtaTs" 1.0O@
1.25, Split" 2S@24c.
Niie.- @roBe Oi6orp 5O@6Oc.. flein.
1000 ben Guldel; Ealtanien 20
- ben SMl6el. QSalniille 200 baS Sap;
gralilloril1e lie, @ngl. Ma4nillle lac. Ye9s
nuts 5@9c, Yec0us S@10c, WtanoeIu.- BART
l9oll9e, 1Sc. 0alelniille lie.
GumpeH. $1.65@1.75 6aS 100 YfIno
fir 9elnll9te ,,@ountrp".
Srtl6e semi le. = Rotbe RIben 200
@ g. pas Nap; ssSqnal9" 5s e g : rnae
200 baS8ilt6en ;Salot 25@30c OaS Oueeno;
Suppeutraut 25@30c. @urten .25c@40c;
6tapies9en 10-25c; Spinat ]. 50@2.50 b. Sap
@rhlen $1.5O@2.00 b. Sift6en, Bermuda
&omatoes 75@1.00 b. &iit6en. r4ie Ylants"
1@2c bos ID; Spargel 5O@$1.OO. &eiBz
toDl 2.5O@4.O0 Der r@rate". Sobner:
@riine 75@1.00, 9elbe 1.00@1.25 i'll ! Su=
lbeltilt6en.
Grhbeeren.- SenneIIee'r $2.50@3.00
bos &ilt9en q "a Quarts, Suinoiler 5000
400.
airf6em.-s.Oo@a.95 pas Siitdeu @
"a 2luart.
9ftaumen. = 75c@$1.25 per ! s.
Eilt6en.
Yfirii9e aus MiiTiiippi 1.0O@1.5 so bas
Git6en.
Sta6elbeeren. $1.75@2.00 bas
&ilt6en, @ "a 2uart.
WctS.
SutotlIu' esW q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

10, bepobren 1pouen, mas am beIten 1t6
it9eriten Oabur0 errei9t mir6, baB man ben
Eleillen Nenitaebter's rSeuti6es
&tnoermebI" (Paedotrophine) ais Stab
r1n9smittel 9tebt. Sic Grfabrun9 lebrt, baB
eS fem beileres Griatmittel iiir Mutternil9
9iebt, ais Ne II it aeoter's ,Neuti DIES
&inoermeDI." Sn allen Apotbefert 5I
hQben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

81 T. I'll b e feit ,tnb besebrt. Orbindre
quite AZ. 00-54.0 90, bette 81 .O0-65.00 {.
sesen So, 600 Stid In Der @ormo6e. Greiie
9e9en 6te @OrlpO9e I'M cine 8Ieini9teit
bober.
gor 9amitas: Somita9:
2ei6te S6peine. ..7.O0@7.25 no @7.30
SGpere snm R0feln 7.15@7.40 7.10@7.50
S6uere !. YerianOt 7.25@7.50 7.35@7.45
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
W0rftbcriMt.
(& d enberi1t.)
Gbicaao, Montoa, 2a. :

Gbicago, Monta9, 28. Iai.
Gen @etreibemarft fennsei9nele peroon:
9ene ISOLDE cine feite @%oltung unb fir bic
meilten 2lrtifel ltei9enbe &enoen3. Nsament=
lid wetleH Die &eisenpreile cine btbeutenoe
QlDance aIf. Wtott mar MIR !9afer, 1pel6er
nm &c nteort9er l9IoB, ais am porbersebeu=
ben Somitag.
SdluBprcIIe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
Cine G1rte.

an TEe. weIde On ben ToIseu Don Sueenbilnben. ners
U6ler Sdpdd1e, GHttrditunS, &erlult Oct Wannestrait
&C. leibeu. ienoe i'd f%olteHfrei Elm 9ieccpt. bas lie fus
NOR in = tSomsrisa EMBED Sdist Elm aSrr;iir,es s Son.
pert an Tteu. Soiepb Z. SHmG1. Citation d, JseiD gore
Situ. 1Inop1SiaIum6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

0orTGt lit at aacm 9ingcn ntbe.
Cine beilige Yflidt aber ioate 8Orii9t 9eraoe
III bteler Sabres;eit fir alIe Miitter leill, wels
DE ibre S6ugliuse NIB fIeineu 8tnoer DOE
Somnertrantbeiten (sommer complalntl
wie &ubr, 0urbiaG, &inoers@bolera H..l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
gu. 1875, 1 Gar feline weiBe 81 1850 Die

&onne.
&Iete. -4Gars Su $1O.25 Die Gonne.
9eMa uf Der gabn. % Gars $40. l St.
motbp al $12, l Gar 81 11.5O, l Gar llplono
Prairie 81 11.5O, l Gar 5M $11 Gar 81
$1,000, 1 Gar 81 $40 bic Come.
Samereien.- Gimotbp fet su $1.45
@1.SO, &leelamen ASrima $7.00@7.25, 2ein
SI 1.424@1.43 auf Der Sabn. lln9ariider uno
Wtillet 55@77t, Geuti6er Otiaet 4O@55c.
Wicbnt0rft.
NtnOntcb. = Gte !3ufubr an bieiem
Morfte belief ii6 ouf ca. 81, 1000 Stiid 9e9en
ca. 81, 200 III Der Borpo6e. Sic Gurd=
i6nittspreile 1paren am S6luB Der ISOLDE tilr
Die bellereu Sorten nm 2O@35c nieori9er lno
itelIten iih Ipie fpI9t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

Am 3ettgel9oft 16IoB am SamNo0
@e15em per Wtot 1.139t Suni 1.l3&,
SSHlt I;l96, @lI9Mlt 1.16B. Sept. 1.17s, Ottb.
Mais: Moi SEQ = sunni 564@-,
Snli 57B@57a, ausuit 50, Sept. 5ss' Sabrr
514. "'
9ofsr; Moi aaa, SUM ss4, Suli ses,
@o9sen: Mai 50, Stunt e4a, SuIi 81,
xMibblinss" obseI. = 8 Gars an s12.
. Cars gu Sl2.25, @ar ieine gu IA, Gar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

Fancy graded and export steers. S6.20O 6.25
Prime TO extra shipping steers....... G.OO0 6.15
Good to choice native steers ......... $3.50 $50
Medium to fair fat steers $500 5.O7
Com. shipping and butchers steers. 4.50M $40
Feeders, fair fU good ............... 4.40@ 500
Stockers, common to good ........... 1900 $50
Cows and heifers, good to choice. ALSO $40
Cows, common TO fair. $500 $50
inferior mixed butchers stock....... 2.5O0 $50
Native bulls, inferior to choice ....... $3.50 5.25
Common to good fat oxen........... 3.75D 5.25
Veal calves e 100 lbs ........ 1000 7.25
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
Giue quite 24O seres grOEe SOua Tarm

Cine I6one Sarm pom 240 gcres rbisb rolling" @raiz
riclanb, 3 OtciIen pom benz b~tiibenben Stdbt6er gan
in Benton Gountp, Soma, seIeseu, III ou%ssesei6netem
Suitanbe, nit eutem Dwellinqbaus, iiiuf suteu &ruu>
men, ciuem S6ltsorten nit acpiefbdumer, ollcm ~nOtbigen
@cb6itet fir !3udtuieb uno einem 6 steres 9roBen Snld).
Die syorm i" inter gutter Gultnr, aucs in Gras, unb
gut eingeSdunt. Sine piini 6enSwertbe SoruI in icoer
gtdbcres in Sail q Smitb's eaw>StFce in
San 0ornc, Soma, ODER in beren Office in Slairstown,
Benton County, Soma, ober bel Sc. WtcSeon ali beR
betr. 9ruubltIG. 2Smi2p0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
QGnOereieI meQQeQeben!

Gegen nGbere IuSfunit menbe man ii9 an
&au &c 9nMn Barrel Co.;
28mi. Sp5 minneapolis, Weinueiota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
Observation-Disclosures

iputen mtttelit &oittartc |robenum1uert bs IN Wte0s
fOr0, Wiscouiii, erdetnenoeu ,,giricolet" bes
iteuen. SnienOun9 foiteniret. 16ap3Vltlpo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
\ Q II.

Soeben traf eiH Sorratb eim Don
&ilmitlerfGbtteH pom Mtlantii6eH bis aIm StiueH
Ocean. geianImeIte 9teiieiftsSeu uno GrIettile Der 0ciS
iti1g er=3 ruppe, nit &orreoe DON 0tarie S~eiitiuger.
Hreis 80 6t5., incl. Yoitaqe.
Gustav H~inStOrffs
1mo Suternattouale Su6Danolnng. AS Dearborn Ctr.
@ille quite gaugbare Saderei,
in eincm iebr Iebbaftcn GeidditsOrte, I'M bepobuteiten
2beile 9tebra5ta'S 9ele9en, lit S%raHfheits talbcr iosIetb
biuta 81 perfauieu. NOrefien inter "sBakcry's an
bic Expedition bieies SIattes. 21mi6lp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

sgr Paben Sic ftd idon ein=
NAL iiber5eu9t, menn Sic in Obi.
caeo maren, pie billt9 uno gut
man in oem 9r06ten oeuticPen
Kletner- Grfdaft int 21eftrn
Nmsi9e fir aftammer, 9na=
heu uno 8tnner, ebenlo 2lues
was CUR 3erren=2lusitattun9 9e-
bort, oort fault?
Sitte, ii6erseusen sic ii@ einmaI ielbf,
iuenn Sic snr Staht f~Ouner!, bel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

Sur oeutf@e InIeOltr nno Tarmer uuftreittg Oas bette unS biliaf
Der. staatca.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

Carolina. gao y
&ouiiiona.. 49,. 54@ 6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-26
THE STAR ROUTE TR1An.
IngersolPs Pathetic Appeal

Washington, 25.-In the star ronte
trial Ingersoll made a rapid snTo-
mary of the evidence as St an
peared to him, and concluded as fol-
lows: Now gentlemen, the resDOD-
s1blllty is with you. The fate Of
these men is on your hands. In
your hands. In your keep NO is
everything they love, everything
they hold dear is in your power.
With this fearful responsibility Won
have no right to listen to WHISPERS
OF suspicion. You have no right 10
hea ken to the promptings of fear
Beware OF prejudice. Look to the
testimony alone Be not convinced
by the last argument. Listen not to
epltfets instead of fact. Recall
every argument made in this case.
Put the evidence in the scale
and then have the honor and
manhood to say which scale goes
down We ask from you no
mercy, but an honest YER
dict. That is all we ask.
1t is for you to say whether these
defendants shall live with honor
among their fellow citizens, whether
they shall live in free air or be
taken from their wives, from their
children, from their iresides, from
all they hold most dear. 1t is for
you to say whether they shall be
clothed with honor or with shame:
whether their day shall set without
single star in all the sky Of eternal
night; whether they shall be
branded as criminals, after all they
have suffered; after they have been
pursued by government as no de-
PENDANTS before have been pursued.
1t is for you to say whether
their homes shall be blasted, their
future one agony of griefs and
tears. Nothing beneath the stars
of heaven is so profoundly sad as
the wreck of a human being:
nothing so profoundly mOurnful as
a home covered with shame. The
thing is as infinitely sad as the
thing that shall cast a stain upon
children, yet unborn. 1t is for YOU
to say whether this shall be such q
verdict or one in accordance with
the law and the facts. The proseeu-
ton is heated with the chase. They
are excited by the hunt, but viii
say that in the end they will be
a thousand times better pleased
with a verdict of not guilty
han with what they ask. They
would enjoy their victory: they
would like success, and they would
have you give to those aspirations
greater weight than to the homes
and wives and children. IWant q
verdict that will reie eve my clients
from the agony of two long years.
tina Will lift from them the cloud:
a verdict that will fill their comip9
days and nights with joy, a Veldie5
that will fill their minds with a
sense of JOY and gratitude forever
to you, one and all.
Many ladies were weeping QnietlF
when Ingersoll sat down, and ali
the spectators were vlsihly affected.
The defence here rested the case.
and the court adjourned until Mon
day.
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The Episcopal Council.

Washington, % In the Episcopal
council, at the afternoon session, he
question Of appointing q missionary
bishop was discussed ald afterwards re.
ferred. The com mittea on doctrines and
worship recommended the exclusion
from the prayer. book OF the service for
the dedication of infants. According to
the ules, it goes over for the approval Of
the next council. By the advice of the
same Committee, the order OF the family
prsyer was authorized to be incorporated
in the prayer-book. The sum of So 63s
was raised towards the $4,000 requisite
for the esta bliahment of the Waltin
School of Theology, near Chicago.
At night, a reception was held for the
delegates from other churches a large
number attended and many addresses
we're made by prominent ministerq.
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Chicago Market.
PRODUCE.


Ohiesgo, noon, 25.-Wheat-Rpgulsr,
sctiva and irmer; 112 May. 1914 June,
1917 July 1871 August, 1914 September,
1871 october, IL year.
Oorn-Fairy active, eAsiar; 56N May
56Z June, So July. 58A August, 591s;
September, 52N year.
Os's-Lowor; 4UA May, 4O5s June,
4OK July, S49s August, 3214 y ar.
Chicago, close, "a, -Flour-Quiet, IN
changed, regular.
Whs4t-Unsettled higher; I2SS to 1874
May, 1871 June. No. 2 spring 1lH, No
red winter Az.
Corn -Unsett al and lower: 56N t.
569S cash, 69S TO Il May, 6z June.
Osts-LoWer, heavy reee'p pts and de-
pressed market, 401s to 40M cash, 40A
May, 4O5S to q June.
RVe-Quiet, 62K.
Barley-DulI, nominal, 80.
Pork-Active, lower; 19 Go to 1910
cast, Msy and June,
LaId-FAiE demssd, lower, 1l.57 to
11.6O cash May, so to 6215 June
ouIk mests-Fair demand, lower;
shoulders so, short ribs 1898; thor
clear 1880.
q Ohicsgo. % -Hogs-Keceipts "a &c.,
active, shade frmer; mix $50 to
z Is, heavy 7.20 to 7.55; light 80 10
z 80.
Cattle-Receipts $500; more setive +,
stronger, but quatsble 80 to 40 lower
than last week; good to choi shippir z
so to 5.95; common to fair t. 5 Al,
grass Texans 4 to so, stockers ard
feeders 8 % to $50.
Sheep - Receipts 800; fairly active
and irmer;scommon to fair 20to 4.60,
medium to good 4.75 to 50,choice to ex
trS SIS TO CLIO.
WHISKY.
Chicago, Whisky, steady, 116.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 25.-Petroleum nominal
1879.
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Good TeInpIars.

Chicago, 25. In the forenoon
members of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of Good Templars at
tended a reception at the Palmer
House, given by General and Mrs.
Grant. The afternoon was spent in
discussing the report of the commit
tee recommending the organization
OF a Scandinavian grand lodge in
New York. A resolution was passed
that it was inadvisable to institute
grand lodges on account Of the diff.
ference in language.
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The Pope's solicitude.

Dublin, 25.-Archbishop Croke, in his
remarks at Thurles yesterday, said III
Pope spoke to aim concerning the raen
AGING state of Europe, and said he feared
that, even in Ireland, which has been q
great consolation to him, the spirit OF
iawlessness had seized upon large por-
ton Of the people. The arch bishop said
there was no lawlessness in his diocese,
and no nota BILE crime had been COM
NIT d there. He said all he blamed the
Irish people for, was crimes which both
be (the arc, bishopl snd his fl ,ck had
always done their utmost to denounce.
On parting with the Pope he gave Arch.
bishop Croke his blessing and assured
him Of his goodwishes.
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a Dying Journalist.

Chicago, rs james w. Sheehan,
who has been closely identified with
journalism in Chicago for twenty
i've years, and been the leading edt
tOrial writer of the Tribune since
1896. is lying at the point Of death.
His disease is nervous prostratiOD,
complicated with heart disease
troubles.
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Base Ball, Fishing, Canyons,
Groves,

And a Grand Concert and Dramatic Per-
fnrmance are amongs' the attractions fol-
excuIsionists at Provo on Decoration
Day, May 30th. 1883. The train will
leave the .. O. Depot at am. Ex-
cursionists have the privilege Of stsppirg
off at Lehi, American Fork, Plesssnl
Grove or Provo returning on shy train
Ma both or 3lst Fare 81 rs round
t ip. one half for children under y,
Tickets at Savsge's, D. D Calder'e,
DaVnes & Uoaller's, z. G. M. I drug
store.
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Foreign.

l. london, 25.-In the sailing con-
test. the new cutter MGgjUrie was
beaten by the yacht NeUG, in con-
sequence of time allowance in favor
of the later.
The CITY of Berlin having re-
paired her crank shaft sailed to-day
tor New York. She carr ed 40
passengers.
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High Water.

Lincoln, Neb., ga special TO
the JOuTnG! from Kearney saws:
The Platte river is the highest ever
known there. The approaches to
the bridge are washed away. and
communication with the South
Platte country entirely cut off. A
house near the river is filing with
water. Heavy rain is still falling.
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Excursion to Ogden, Decora.
ton Day.

IN excursion will leave the Utah
Central Depot on Wednesday, May 30lh,
1888, vt TAO am. Tickets good to return
OF any train My Both or Slst with the
privilege of laying over at any of the
stations. Fair for round
trip 81 so. Secure tickets before 6 O'Clock
pm. May 29,h at Q r Savage. J. q
Parry, DAEnes s. Coslter, D. o. Calder,
s P Tegsdel, AuerbRch s. Bro, Spen-
Ger s. Kim ball or Walker Bros. I
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Marine Accident.

PittsbuHg, Is. - The tow boat
Ames, while coming down the
MonOnganela River tonight as 10
l'cl0ek, struck the pier of Pan
Handle Railroad bridge, and went
to pieces in a few minutes. One
deck hand drowned. Balance Of the
crew, consisting Of ten men and ono
woman. were thrown in the river,
hut all were picked by men IN
skis.
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An Inhuman Captain.

Valparaiso, 25.-It is stated that the
American bark Hope On, whose captain
10 accused Of malsreating and abandoning
@ Gillian sailor on an uninhsbited
part Of Juan Fernandez Island, has been
detained at Takahuano, pending judi
oiAl investigation.
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Foreign.

London, Is 1T is believed the minis-
ter of foreign rff4irs has gent commun-
cation to the French government ex~
pressing surprise and reg ct at the action
of France toward Madagascar. A epes-
isl m citing of the Mad igascar committee
will be held shortly to consider the situa-
lion.