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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09
Cine Samifien-
(ponoenS.
aus ben bsutiAsu sommsrisrieu 1885,
Bon Csfar Snifinus.
Grfsr rief.
6einrifsrpba. 26. SuIi.

'-~1 - ~~f 49,
Trsus 0erssnSssFa9rtm Jlo1 nisinaIs,
feitnem i'd did beige, sn,pfanb id lolhs
Gdngistsit. Du braaHit Dir absr Saraui
nihts bsionnerss sinsubilpen; bsnn bies
fec Giniaa, msius Jsrien alf oisism
5Isd1sn GrOe suSubrinssn mar Elm Stem.
fali WaS gaee i'd 7 Gin Nbe;nfal! /! 81,
Selbit naS srrsint nidt bic Qyabrteit
QDie ipobl mare benz Ntsin ~ Mutbs,
bate Ct ismalS 10 pisl Wailer gebabt, ala
hieiss esisenete ooer Seregnete lbal -
Uian iiennt oas bier Scmmeririihs !! Die
Grii9e ipar' ID iuobl; allsin mir fsbll
Der Somnler. - 1u tuclltelt mid MIDI
retisn laIien. Marun bin ID Dir midi
esiotet, Sssle mit benz GallanbrabIid -
Golge Du mir nur ieSt nift nnb iiber,
lHmsmms mid nint nit BEN nebsrmaH
Dsinsr 2iebe tsig boten 0isr MaiIsr ee.
robe gslsug. 9DoQtslt Du mid ates
lbsrrdlGen, 10 spials Did Il, ben ttnuias
e6u8il&sn iudnsroi&ten MaH staffst. -
a)sl6 <inen 9lnblid tittst b<r belIfs lsi&tI
0s1lut tkAjaG ull 96lata IA
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09
8 weiter 8rief
2uiIenbab, l. Iusuf 1888.
@sIiebtes Nlanndsnl

WetsepteD UtuiltsugkH!
GrI@rid ni4t baB Du bisIen Brief
anItatt aus ben @sfiI6en Der Seimatb,
aus eiaem BaOsorte erbdltt. - Ser Sas
nitdtsratb, Ger mir INNER Neht CAB,
,penn i9 iiber uleine &oaItitution fIaste,
bat mir 2uifsnbap perorbnet. gr meinte
alLereings, es fonne aud 8iliingen, Rcrs
bernsp oper BapensBdcen fem: ba mir
aber nleiue sSreuuoin 5elene anbot, NIT
itr suIaminsn au tuobnen, 70 babe i9 mid
ibr ansslhloIsn. - Sic lsioet an berlels
ben 8rantbeit tpie ih, nur, bab ibr 8atte
ieIbit 10 gallant une aufmerflam ipar, lie
;u isiner @rboIuHg ms 8ao su iaidsn,
tpGbreno Elm sewilsr 9lncerer ale SABRE,
ipenn bic Bdoeranseleseabe!t aaf oas
Irapes fam, iiber Oiels l5rase nit Shers
sen binipes su seben YHs5te. - Da Du
nun in Dieiem Sabre gum eriten Dtale,
leit mir perbeiratpst, Dir sine 5erienreiis
s0nntelt 10 benuss i@ ben eriteu Tag
Dsiner GntfernunS sar Musfa6runs
pss LARGE rorbsreitstsn yIaaeS, uno ere
iparts Dir Saour9 lanse Auseinancer.
isBunssn, bic lris ip ipeik Dir psrbaBt
| lino.
llebriseus, 70 isbr i'd Did aud be-
nans i,s;t a,,d niht - gapet Sas iit
r.r rid,s;o, Man,e mir boeem ben oar,,e,, !,
Tao - Mlam i,ot Sisles Tbaf biips
eine notiirlihs gSanne @ieat "a Sci
Dir NIT Qannen io aieht,es III mir ,nit
SDanm,,, b,Is 81, n, sisaen 10 hin IN
II her Tro,,ss - gPe;n ,p,;t,Iter ypsa
ANA b;sb,r naA ser Wtrarsa ,no ,,,ip
S,G., NIT ,;,sr ,l;ih tranf.n in s;s ,s
o,,,n I,' b;m.inasrsonst babem n,na al,
h.;n,n @,,hsn h;, If ,uitn,no,r,',,n Nc.
ss~ ..rnsri,,,s !, Mn ,,f.rscb,,,.s r,.s
.rc ss ssr ,,a,ssr - - ,ro,sn @ oa,s IN nn,.,
81. Saa,ranisn [ ~ % iseiIsn' sb asnn. -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09
Ra& Der Eranuna.

nabG, Iieber GouarS, Bel unierrs
Trauans bait ON ia bod Elm Idmarses
SdIstn4 unssebabt. SD babe Did pDtb
porber nod beicncerS carauf anfmerfs
Jam sensaht, bab Der Brdutigam IN ipei=
ber araoatte ppr benz MItare eri6einsp
mub !" wsl9 ia, 0ertrub, niam ss nuy
nitbt libel i4 mar 10 aufsersst. i9 bars
tpirtli4 gar nidt naran ssSa4s - ma,
oas nd6lte RaE." &
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09
u sun nj MS q 'fdp6A

Die Aerrsleuf psrIibret sod
u G'iHwds cft = iiht a Graus.
u Sstts. Der sab' Appetit,
l1nc iuis fisbt'r bansif dis2
glst oi'n, si0r Rsttie' iiI' L sseid,
ilno Nuttsrbrcb oerSila,
llnb BOD bpu'.nse sOi'u Appetik
Bar Duriebt grab pie 4 Guebl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

9u msinit, Elm iungsr, Nann miiie
BON islber iperben n,eus Wott, beute muB
man ben sutsn Yartten sOIrsns Bradsn
bauen --ssebe tpcbl. - Der 5imnel
uno 3uluuft iiuo ,,Gran IN @rau", aber
,aus Der 09olte quilt Der HesenA uno
vOsr 9ttsen tommt pOa Oben" iast i9pn
Sdiler.
gipis Dein
..SleraIisbd,en unter BEN Reaenbah. /"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

8eitrdfte 9snomase. Or. q. :
Bie gebt's, lieber Serr college ?
Doftor 9. Ad 8ott, bsute 9a9t bii.
i9 fpieSsr fiinfmaI getuedt ipcrben!
9ottor .. : Narun tauisn Sic iih
bsnn niat SnlsftenpuIoer2
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

Dur6 bic ,@rottfausr 3situnse
Nr. 81, empIeblt 6r6mmelt IN 2tnosas
rub: ,SeIblterbaute neae &artoifela un6
DtatiessoerII9e.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

Dur6 bic %. 8fsrniss3ts. 'Rr. 172
tpsr0en: q aorbmodsr 8sieien auf
8eIteQ, seIhIaeeu ooer sriin. pertaagt
bel 3. 5bisuL 9ssuitapteritr. Is"
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Wanntgfaltiges.

Wannigfaltiges.
Dur6 bic %. gfsrniss3ts. STR. 172
tperoen: 20 8orbma6er 8eleben auf
Geltea, seibIasen ooer grim. psrtangt
BEL 3. 5bisuL glsuitabieritr. 15."
Dur6 bic o@rottfauer 3situnse
Nr. 81, smpfieblt 6r6mmelt IN 2inosas
rub: ,SeIblterbaute neae Gartoifsla un6
DtatiessSeriaSe.
Betrdfte 9snomase. Dr. u. ::
Bie gebt's, lieber Strr College ?
Doftor 9. /: si6 Wott, bsute 9a9t bin
i9 ipiessr fiInfmaI gstpedt ipcrben
9ottor y. : Marun taufsu Sic iih
penn niat Snlettenpuloer
Trct I'm rmgIl d. G0Gin (sis
ner Sage, bic cine Shnepfe geltoblsn,
na1rufeno): 2auf Dummies 8isb, lauf
gu! Du tpslBt ia bod ni$t mics ssto4t
ipirh.
Gein .Teii4en". Gin gefanses
nsr blidt am Giiensittsr fsiass Rdfsss
ipebmatbig in bic 6riib!iussluft biuauS
uno ienist Dor ii9 bin: Bun iit Der
5rlbIin8 irieoer oa. 8enn er bod aud
mir Gin 5eilGen brd6te."
8eburtstass 9ei6enf. Serr +:
% oieies tIsms Iaunsnbafts Stampfs
nGShen !"
Gams: SD bitt' sic, Ssrr DOttOr.
mir eefdat es au1 ni6t !; aber es 1T
bait Elm 8eburtstassssi&ent unD oa mug
mans bsbaItsn."
aus b.er ainberfube. Ytaio.
rim (erSdbIsno): ne. nno Sa baben Die
8oIie oas 9inp aufssfreiIen."
9ans:. ,0u Wsama. irelisn @SIie aud
NaiorstinDsr 2"
Nur immer b6fIi@. @irtb :
nabc 5srrPfsrrsr Sic iine sstris bunsss
mube." ...
,Biarrsr ,,8rpnsntpirtb, Gronens
trirth 70 ipri6t. man bod eeiuib ni4t
nit einsm YFarrsr9"
gBirtb ,Gnti5uIoissn Sic, Serr
gfarrsr, ia msints nur, trsiI Sic 10 iau'
maBis idiplsea."
Sdon rerfeben. (Sn Der Sper,
ein Serr isinem Jla9tar eas IertbuG
rsi&saS) Ram ID Saasn sansit bic
men 2"
SD Sanfe Sbnen, meile Jrau BAT nit
ben lest i&cn Dor Sem I9satsr ssIsIsn.
| Dur&Iau6t:: Sic nennen iid IN
Sbren ipieperbolten GsiuHsn SHriftiteI.
lerin!
Srau 4as 1T msin Berui.
| Durdlau1t 8is jest ienae i'd 81,
absr nur ais DittidriftItsasrin.
,5err prd{ieeAt" rer|iHert
elm 9khtsanipalt bel elmer GItung be,
@eihiporsnsnserlht5, ,,usin Silent beg
cine tiefeefab!ts Gbrerbistans pom be-
lDabrbeit. "-,,Gr bait ii1 HenigFteni
tets in rsipsttpoler gutfsrnuts pon 6er
Eislbtn," bsmsriss Der prdiipsnt.
| 8mei RinSsr itebsn Dor sinen
Gemaloe:: Moam inae Gpa i'm parabielt
plaDhen: gDelHss bon Neipsn lit nus
eigentli4 Der Wlonn e.
anabs: Nis fam id has iuiilsRs z Ei
iiRD ia ni4t an8eSogtn.
/ ,,Mifltn 6sie, msine @erren, iual
bic 0Guptiane bel ,siasm Gabelfrabltns
biIast fraets Elm 0ls 5hmaroser 81
tanntss 6einI&msder. ,,Gana seipsb 81
llluFsobsIn tines Greunbss< Der 6as 6rub
Itad tslaat = 'pase ibn lar ansuoFt
@sssu 81 srssnteiSen tiI1
lni9ts btHsr. ale bsibs Giiispanfs. asol
Esrbiss aBligel<iie, 9inytIx5<ne, bas be
/ lGIiig an ibnsn Avrsusit<f. Damn Isp
man III bisfen Debuie ixatab ein lpo{IeRe
llatexiat, nil <{ {(is befeud)tst au{ saeUl
1 Zen unb ser App4saf pirb bann - eellsa'
Ioab bis Danee i na4 NJ IbmsEIenpt
's'''sa ''aiI n
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09
n9eraIisb4sn unlsr pein .llesenbat
Dritter 8rief.
percspaloe, A. ausuit.

9ereefpdloe, a. Nugult.
,,8eliebte Wilml!
9luf Osinen nallsn Brief NIT Der feu4s
ten @mlase Bapas idreibs i4 Dir oieie
pon &lasen trisfeuosH 3eiIeL 3unadlt
uln CUB bsioe ipeSen meines fait ac-
compli unl BerSeibung si bitten. St.
bin ndmlt4 nichtsu 9aus, ionbern aus
benz 9ute Soeroeipaloe, spobtn mid meme
SSrsunoIn @rstbe into ibr 6atte Sutius
I1on bic brst Sabre ibrer Gbe persebli9
einselaoen battsn.-Ils Tie mid oiesmal
obne Gn9 ahtrafen, sntftbrten ite mid
losuIaseu nit; Gelpalt. Dit Toiletten
bin id ia isbr. ipobI poreeleben, Ieioer
bdnsen iie nod IGnmtIib nebeneiuanoer
i'm S9raM unO ih ibIue iie mir ale
Gage ipebmiitbig alb pie Elm Sammler
Isiae 8unlti9dse.
98dhrsuo nanli9 su Saus bic B0sel
stpttIbertsr, bort man bier nur bic Gn9eI
Dor adlte pfsifsn i6 erlete bic SanOs
Huth in .einer peritGrften unD psrbelisrten
9luHdee. 5eit li9 bier bin, babe ih
nidts SeIeben, aIs trlbe S4eiben Jtidt5
ssbprt, ais 0asell9IaJ uwo Donnergroa
= nidts sefnblt ala maize 0aBe,
S9nupieu, UtitIsib NIT Gud uno yteiO
auI JtiHatc, Der au 9au5 III Dem gemitbs
liben Stubtrslnnler arbeitet uno an ben
ib loe5sn sinea Brief rihten tpia, vi,
| Iibn iiber lein Befinoen unp bas ieines
| 5rsanoes, pes Alisllors-ood senus.
Die slbernltsn @sleli4aFtSipicIe ba6en
mir tereitS pur6seipisIt. --4arten tenns
ib ni1t uno felt melAe @atireunoe bas
4 tpiIeb lino lie nsrtlplrois fiibler su mir,
Die it Der Martns 10 brinssno beoarf.-
aher i6 mus faon Der 96ilibteit ball
Der bieIs SturIiss iino DrdnSs sBeriob,
bier bur4mAbeI auSbaoen mas i'd
mir eingsbrpft. 8retbs bittst MID ;u
Gii9 l-Gs 1T oieS Der sinSise 2ibtpunfI
in oieiem troItlnieh GinsrIsi. 4uf trotss
nes 0isperIeben lisbe Dtana
0eins perl%Iasene 4IlHa."
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@ierter grisf.

S6nesfOppsnbauos, Z. aus. 1888.
2iebe Almu
,,@nten Dlorssn! gBenn Du meint baB
6aB idb au 5aule aIIsin oen Sausbunp
ipieIen iperoe, 10 bilt Du i'm sSrrtbum.
Diene i6riitIiebe Irbsit gum Grdnen
taum poaencst, Oampite ib in Die idonsn
Berse. .--S@6ne Bsrse s-S9one 8erss
bort !--6abe nod nihts bon ibaen seies
ben; oaS Oampfeu beiorse i2 fOrtipdbs
rerS islbit-oor Teuhtisfsit, unp Stpar
aui Der S9nestoppe. e.--BsnR ss NOD
S1nee ipdrs! Sdnes bat @barafttr,
iSarbe, @sIuge I--9lbsr bisier Hsssn bies
isr siebsl - Idttdsissr aSOlfenbru4,
aber elm ehter Brub-nen @ebirgs lit
Dor @aNer Der 8aam ssI6ipoIen. SD
iiss bier ben pisrtemEas aut bieier @art-
burs--ib iparte aui alusliht, absr nod
gar fsins Musii5t auf Auslidbt. SD
bate i4en lansit bieien rsseni&auers
iiAen Mafentbalt i'm 5tiHe gsIalIsn,
lDenn i@ MID ni9t Dor mir islber iddmte;
aber balo lit mei,s OsDalo srl4opfr
Sieis llnterbrehuns entitanb Saber,
eaB lih am 5iumsI elm tIaues 3tpfsls
den ;eiSte ; Sa lief gaes pinaus, ais sabe
es sInea aometsn ~ iepea absr ebe mir
orauBtn ipareR mar bic Greuee ipieDer
rOrbsi unO es tannesiebsrt intra ct exs
ira muros.
I'm cas- Saus made Dir fsinen Sum,
| msr Rdns Gin Naubsr JriBeIs 0eidrei
unp Garo's GsbeuI fuiiroe ibn pertreiben,
unO ipsnn er bic nlts Gbriitiags iis5t
lduft sr iihsr bacon.
9turL vale, cara soror Grbalte einen
Irpfsnplas til Deinen Sersen Deinens
lbsritrDmsnDsn BruDsr uiD Dcetorancus
Ni6arb."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

Gin @r0Bpater NIT rarftr
3upfernale iuste au 5sinein @nfeI, bernie
Brpc 3u ben 5pefien df;
y vDm inuBt bnbi6 bel Brco siien, bds
bon bsiOnslnt man itj6ns rotbe B1fsn."
Gd bait Du ipcbl reht pisl Broo Ses
ihnupft @rcbpapu?1 fra8ts Der alsine.
Aus ainSermunb. Manla 8ebt
init bein 4idbriSei, YnuI jpnsiereu. Da
ltaribirt eine Goiipa8r,s SDIDaten burH
bis 9auptltrabe. v5ieh nur, Ulanla,
ruff cer Gleine itebsn bleibsnb, J, ,bns iin0
sinmal pisIs gsttsrn bon uniersr aatbs
|rine !"
2ebrer: Sir tomnien nunsnebr 5it
ben BerRaItniiIen. Stun alardem ipeibt
Du risllsi4t ihoH ipos man untsr einem
8erhdItniB reritebt
9atbGea (Uerihdmt) 8 ia - hie iHs
tinere Bssiehun8 sines GERM ~ elmer
Dame.
Gi6t beabfi6tigte Birfnn 8.
Viiliiondr (: Geben Sic, lieber 5reuno,
! 70 fiebt Elm 6dufsrnaeen aug, 6as Iilip
bic ftredIi&en 5cIssn pes 8ranRtfpsisp
senufes f
9aanss OATS ia srsslis - sam mrt
id aan cen op 6rinien!
o.: ,,aennen Sic SrduIem Ularie e..
3. !: 8 id ]! 5is fhei:it Ietr ,aebilost sm
leir. - d.: Maeroines, iie 1T pclffpnls
men MODERN gstiloet, nit aneern @orten:
Sic 1T eiueebiIost aussebilbst unb aass
ssbiloet einssbilDet.
Mus einem BigamiesBrp rp3et.
Jlidtsr:: yg4arum iino Sic Sbrer srltsn
sSrau 0urdeesanssus" z" :f
,4nsetIaster: sBeiI iie n,sin 2es
1 ben rsroiftete.4.
i ai4tsr: sWosu boBen Sic mad 10
tranr.gsn Gr5abrunseH ein ;tpsstes MSsi5
esnommen z"
ansstl.: uMIs Gessnsift."
81. MoIlsn Sic nidt BET uns snm 1sits
4 taselisa bleibsns2 ~ a
1 y. Ssoaars unenbIi6, i'd babe bsrsits
ssssiien.
VI. ald, irirfIid
v. Sci useiner Sire. f
u. Bel Sprer Gbre2 gI6, ba tdbea
sic ip0eI Elm tarsIi6es giabI erbalte.,.
an&iein Beirut. BduH (su ben
/ a@tidbrisen Scbn bes 6smnaiiaIs Dirss.
tors Stan nsein 9iao, toas ilt bsnn
/ Dein 4npas
ainb: SD iueiB ss niHt.
Mutter: Stun, 6rig, irobin gs9t
eenn Der Bapu ieoen Morgens
/ Sris: 5am 5ribi4oppsnl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

TrpR i'm umgIti d. GDGin (sts
ner Gass, bic cine S4nepfe seEtobIen,
na1rufeno): 2auf Dummies 8isb, lauf
su! Du ipelBt ia bod ni&t mics sstO&t
tpirb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

Gein .Teii4en". Gin @eFansss
nsr blIsgt an @iiepsitter fsia.s Rdf;Ss
tpebmjitbis in Die JrubIinSsIuft binauS
ilno ieuist Dor it@ bin: y0un Ut Der
5rlbIinS ipieoer oa.. 8enn er bod aud
mir ein 5eilden brd6te."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

Nur immer b6fIi&. @irtb :
,absr 5err9fsrrsr, Sic iino ostvib buncss
muhe." ...
,Bfarrsr ,aronsnipirtb, 9rOnens
trirtb, 70 IpriGt man bod seiuib ni4t
nit einem YFarrsr 2"
gBrtb: ,Gntl4uIoisen Sic, 9err
Bfarrsr, ib msinte nur, trsiI sic 10 iau'
laaBis idpisea."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

o.: y9ennen Sic 5rduIein Maris e.
B.: 8 id !! Gis fheiat iebr ,sebilSst sis
.ieia. - d.: Maeroines, iie 1T rollfonts
men. nccern eetiIoet nit aneern @orters |:
Sic 1T eillgsbiiost aussebiIost, u1tb aaiss
sebi!oet sinssbiIDet.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

. Mus b.er Rinberitube. Wtaio.
rim (srSdbIsno) ,,.. nne Sa babtn Die
WOIie oas 9inc aufssfrehen."
9ans: vGu DIANA, irelisn 8pIfs aud
Raiorstinpsr 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

8eburtstass 9ei6enf. Serr
% bieiss fIsins Iaunsnbafts Stumpfs
nGshen !"
Sams: sd bitt' Sic, Ssrr DOftOr.
mir sefaat es aud ni4t !; aber es 1T
bait Elm Gsburtstassssi@eut uno ea mug
u,an'S bebaItsn."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

Sdon rerfebsn. (Sn Der Dper,
ein Ssrr ieinem ga9tar pas Iertbu9
rei&enp) Ram id Saaen sausst bic.
nen 2"
SD sanfe Sbnen. meiae Jrau Bat nit
ben 1sst iGcn Dor Sem Ibeatsr seIeisn. :
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-09

,9err prdfieeAt" perlih erts
Elm 9t6tsanfpalt bel elmer Gituns Dss
electromagnetic, .mein Silent bset
cine tisfeefiiplte Gbrerbistans Sou Der
Dabrbsit. ",Gr balt ii6 ipsnisftenS
itets in rsipsttpoaer gutfsrnuils pon 6ers
fslbsn" bsrnsriss Der 4rdiipent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

HON. l.. B. CASWELL.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA, 1883.

Upon the fourth day of March Hon. l..
B. Casuell closed his fourth term in Con-
gress. Mr.. Caswell can retire from his
Congressional work with the full con-
sciousness of having performed his whole
duty to his constituents and represented
them in the halls of Congress faithfully
and honestly. No district in Wisconsin
has had its interests looked after with
greater fidelity and zeal than the old Sec
ond, and during his Congressional career
Mr.. Caswell has secured for himself q
highly honorable name. No member
was more attentive to the details
of his Office than Mr.. Caswell, or could be
more painstaking or accommodating than
he proved himself to be in every instance.
The people within the limits of his old
district will have reason, we opine, to re-
greet his retirement in many different
ways. But it is not natural to suppose
thatsuch men are to be allow ed to re-
main secluded from official life very long,
and we believe the people of the state
have further honors in store for MIR. Cas-
well.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14
GEN. BRYANT',S SURRENDER.

GEN. BRTANT' s SURRENDER
A Political ''fop" that creates no little
surprise in this state is the surrender of
General Ed. Bryant to the democrats.
He has purchased third interest in the
Madison Democrat and becomes one OF
the editors of that PAPER. 1t is believed
that General Bryant has been governed
in this change of sentiment by a desire
to assist in creating a boom for Colonel
w, F. Villas for the democratic nomina-
ton for the Vice Presidency. Bryant
and Villas have been law partners for
some years. General Bryant may enter
tain honest differences of opinion with
the republican party on political ques-
tons but he cannot, with good grace,
find fault with the official recognition he
has received, nor the amount of "pap"
he has been given by the organization he
deserts. For years he has held Office
from the party, and has probably replen-
ished his purse more from the emolu-
ments he, received through the republic
ans than from his law practice. His
conversion may not prove as satisfying to
his ambition nor as pleasant in other re-
spects as he desires.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14
SENATOR SAWYER'S RECOGNI-
TION OF THE SOURCE OF HIS
WEALTH.

In this age of abuse of every prominent
man in public life, writes the Was hing
ton correspondent of the Sun, it is refresh
ing to hear a word of praise of one of them
occasionally, and the following little story
as told to me the other day may be of in
terest to the readers of the Sun We
were talking of the likes of several sen
ators, when the name of Sawyer, of Wis
consin came up. Ny informant was a
gentleman who has spent several years in
Wisconsin aud knew the senator we'll
He said that Mr., Sawyer went to that
state number of years ago and with q
capital of $4,000 started in the lumber
business From the outset he was pros
porous, money seemed to pour in upon
him from every source. In few years
he had established an enormous business
and around him has sprung a regular vii
lage inhabited by his employees. The
men originally poor had been induced to
save their earnings and invest in real es-
tate. Sawyer assisted them to build, TAX
ing mortgages to secure his advances
In few years he held upwards of $685.
900 of these securities and was worth sew
eral millions of dollars besides. One day
he took to thinking the matter over and
concluded that his workmen had assisted
him to amass his fortune and that it
would be about the right thing to give
them "boost." The more he thought
the stronger became the conviction that
he would cancel the mortgages he held
against the homes of his employees. He
preached the matter to his son, who was
of the same opinion as his father, and the
old gentleman forthwith endorsed every
lien 'paid'' that he held against his ten
ants and employees and left their homes
free and their hearts light. You may
safely wager your last dollar that there is
never strike among the men who
haul Sawyer's lumber and logs, gum his
saws or grind his "dogs. "-CJsoeIaaed
Sam
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

THERE is some excitement in Canadi-
an railroad circles caused by the intro
duction in parliament of a bill to estab-
Iish Railway Commission OF Canada.
The provisions of the bill are to entirely
take away from Parliament its present
supervision ov er railroads, and altogeth-
er nullify previous legislation under
which different lines have been chartered
and built.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

Ex,GovERNoR William Sprague, OF
Rhede Island, who has had so much
trouble of late years, was married last
Thursday in Staunton, Va, to Mrs. Dora
Tnez Calvert, of Greenbrier county, w.
Va sprague's first wife, from whom he
was divorced a year or two ago, was Miss
Kate Chase, daughter Of the late ex Sec
retarv S. P. Chase, of Ohio. Governor
sarapue's troubles came chiefly from a
foo free indulgence in wine drinking,
from which he has completely reformed,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

THE mortal remain of Alexander Fl.
Stephens, of Georgia, were laid to rest
Thursday afternoon in Oakland Cemete-
ry at Atlanta. The funeral was the larg-
est ever witnessed in that city, the pro-
cession being two miles long. At the
memorial services in the hall of the House
of Representatives addresses were deliv-
cred by Robert Tocmbs, General Gordon,
Justice of the Supreme Court Crawford,
Senator Brown, General Jackson, Charles
Jones and ex-senator Miller.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

JAMES S. Boyton, who, as President
of the Georgia State Senate, has become
the acting Governor by the death of Mr..
Stephens, was born in that State; his
father was a native of Vermont, ofScotch
descent He was a rebel Colonel III the
late war. An election of Governor will
be held in April, and he will seek nom-
inatisn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14
STATE OF WISCONSIN-County Court
for Jefferson County-In Probate.

In the matter of the estate of Bridget Kcrrigan.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Mary
breckenridge, of the city of WatertoWn, in
the county of Jefferson and state of Wisconsin,
representing among other things. that Bridget
Kerrigan lately died interstate at the City of Wa
tertown in said county, leaving goods, chattels
and estate within this county, and tn 1t she, the
said petitioner, is daughter Of the said de-
ceased; anu praying that administration of said
estate be granted unto her
It is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court on Tuesday, the third
day of April A. d. 1888, at nine o'clock in the
forenoon, at the office of the County Judge, in
the city of Jefferson. in said county.
and it as further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to the heirs at law of said de-
ceased, and to all other persons interested, by
publishing a copy Of this order for three success
sive weeks prior,to said day ofhearing i'll the Wa
tertown Republican, weekly newspaper, print
ed and published at the City of Watertown in
said county.
Dated at Jefferson the LIST day of March >. D.
1883.
BY the Court.
HENRY COLONIUS,
Diva County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

The people OF Dakota Territory are ex-
cited over the removal of the Territorial
seat of Government from Yankton to
some point to be decided by commits
sion recently appointed by order of the
Legislature.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14
ONE of EngIand's most distinguished

ONE of EngIand's most distinguished
men-Lord Coleridge, the Lord Chief
Justice of the kingdom-has accepted an
invitation to visit the United Statee some
time in the ensuing summer as the
guest of the New York State Bar Associa-
ton. He was invited to come last year,
but owing to previous engagements he
could not accept the invitation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14
GOVERNOR Cleveland's veto of the bill

GOVERNOR Cleveland's veto of the bill
reducing the fare,rate on the elevated
railroads in New York city from 10 to D
cents. has been sustained by the Legis-
Iature. The veto has killed Cleveland as
= Democratic candidate for the ?residen-
cy. and it has also killed the bill. Jay
Gould & Co. are much more powerful
than all the rest of the people of New
York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

SENATOR Don Cameron had a success
full surgical operation performed Saturday,
under direction of Sur con General Wales.
as soon as he gains mere strength he will
go South
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-14

STEPHEN w. Dorsey, the star reuter-,
made an assault on Judge Lilley, at the
formers house in Washington, the other
evening. The assault grew out of the
conversation following the charge made
by Dorsey that Lilley was instrumental
in inducing Rerdell to become witness
for the Government.