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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-16

Die 70 Gage, oui ipeE6e Ole Sibuna
unfsrer 9e3islatur beidrdntt in, gtbeu
bsute (beu IA. WdrO su Gube. 3uar
ittbt cinsr 8erIauaetuns Ger 2eifou
ad libitum gtiats im 8esr, bod er.
haIteu Die 3erren 8efebleher bon NOR
gen on nur mebr iiieu 3oaar pro Sag.
alio weHiger ipie @olIdgtr uno 6eusr'
anmnd)fr. unb bat oabsr ons Gsprdfsn'
tantsnbaus bsreit5 Dor IA Snger
bti6loTen. hob man hd bsute oerta.
gen mOlle Ser Senat abaT iscIite babor
gtibts ,piEen, nns 10 III b,nn Die beft
Nasiidt porbauben, bas Die 9esislato
rem ibre Sffsrn bier fsiern weroen
Sor lem % cser 20. D. 0its. pirt
feline 8crtaauua erfolgen.-(SeH. gitl
,8olfsfreune".
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.citae, sen Is. Madrs, 1853.
oss meme goffs0eiek.


! Nuber Der germinbtrung oes Brief
Yortos auf siuet GtntS entbdit bee
bonn &onareB in itiner Iebttn Sisuna
nngsnommene Seisb betrsfs Der @oif'
perwnIinns nod amber. @eftimmunsen
pOlu, bas 9anb benz Gonereb DanI
ftsuIbtt, ndmlih Die Grmdbieuna Der
@sblhrsu fur Yoit MnHsiiunaen unh
bic SinilbrIua Don 4oft Safeni6ti
men. unter nisiem Sefese, wel&es
iunclbaIb ieds Nonaten nod ieiner
Boiiiruna in Sraft sciebt tperaeu mus j,
t0nusn Yoif : Anpeiiuuseh Bis gum
8etrase pon 500 90 aussefe[It luerbeu
unO ole 9ebubren bafir Tnb 8 Gents
fur Snnmeia bic ;u $40, 10 Gents fur
GUNNER Fts sn $15, Is 6ents fir
8etrdse bis gu $50, 20 @is. BEL Gn-
psiiunsen bis su $40. 25 Gents fur
Summ.n bis 3u $50, 80 Gents fir
eummsn bis su $50, 35 Gents fir
summsn 3tuiI6en $50 unO $40, 40
Gents fur Summsn bio su $50, As
Gents fir Setrage sluiIdsn so uno 100
Dollars. Sisbsr betrus bic @ebubr
fir cue 9tntueifuu9eu bis gu SIS nid3t
weni9sr uIs 10 Gents Die Serabfekune
oerieIben auf Gents fur Nnmetfuneen
bis 3u SO iif besbnIb cine beoeutenoe
6 GOncefiIon fur Die Ssrfenber fleiner
getrdge.
SIR summeu bis Su So miro Gin
8OF Snfenfdein postal Note) aus
q tlfsGt perbsn wofiir bios 3 Gents
@ebubren gu entridteu fnb, nit Dem
4Orto oIin 5 Gents itatt mie bisber
l3 Gents. 9ieie 9toten werben BON
Dem Yoitmeiiter OH mel9en Der betref
fcnbe Betrog einbeiablt worben, aus.
9eitent unS finb Oil BEN Snbab.r sabls
bar Oie stots miro entlusbcr on
Dem Yofomte OH weldsm ite ausqe-
teIlt uorbeu ootr bon henleui9eu mel
DIES oen3obInn9sauftra9 erbalten, ous-
beiobIi, mub iehoG iunerbnlb orei
Ntonoteu pralentirt mcrber. Dieie
5}rjit 1T gcicst um Die Circulation Der
gtoten 0ls 8eIo slt bcrbtntcrn, un6
luer cine nerortiae s1otc ldnger ,urud
bait mus fd eiHe meme NOtc, pel@c in
@afbiHQton auSjufeGlen III erwerben
uno baiur weitere brei Gents @ebibren
cntridten. g8eIhe GrIcibterung benz
Publi'unl 0urb Die Ginfubrung oieler
Noten in Der Serleuoung fleinctcr
Summen eriuadIsH wsrbcn, nebt aus
Der Sbatin&e berpor, boB fait bic
9aifte uIIer @eIbIsubunacn ouf 8ettaae
unter IS 90 louten, Oblhon NAN isbt
10 Gcu:S @ebubrsn eofUr su cutrid,ten
bat
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9Iusreib ma.

Ser &sNatteur bsS v6ourier." Serr
@. S. &oot, b.tam neuIid Roraena
fdrsfIide Sdmsr,en in Der Itnfen
S1uIter uno am SaIfe. Da er fed
Idnserer 3eit bon Der 9eiIfraft eines
se0eu ale pIosIiasu 9dmersen, befou-
Oers rbsumatifde. empfp9Iensn9rtiteIs
cine shnfti9e Weinun9 beate. 10 IieB er
fh bic Itibenbe StelIe bamit einreitcn
uno f6neQer alS mir ss befdreiben
t0nnen. trat Yinberun9 elm 9ener
NrtifeI beibt ct. 9dfobs SeI.-Gnnn'
iobarie (N. 81 vGourier,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-16

Giue fur Npotbseer i'm aanien gtaat
Mifouri bodt tu;@tise GntiAsiOung
il iiir,lidl bonn Stddtsober9eridt obge-
eebcn norben. Der Npotbeter Surbp
=. Soqer ba:te nm 2. NGr3 1882
8biSteg i'll aeriuserer Suontitdt ais
cine @aGoue ausfdliebIid ;u meoi,is
niiden 3ntdeu pcrfauft, uno mar
bonn &reitgeridt auf 9rurb Der Nfte
bonn 19 Wai 1879 unb isuer bonn 2.
Mlai 1877 ,u elmer @slbnrafe bon $40
uerurtbeiIt morben. Der 8erurtbeilte
appcllirte an bos 9taatsobrrgeridt un6
mnhte aelteno, oab bic Nfte bonn &c
Mdrs 1851, iueIde ybsn Berfnuf bon
ReSiGneu uno @iften tur9 @potbe fer
reauIirt" uub uuter Nnbsrem beitimnt,
bnB ale 9Rsbi,iner, tusIde in Der am.ri-
tauifden YbarmaeOpda oIs ndBlia ouf-
sefIbrt fnb, ,-uuo unter iusIdeu oud
@biSfp angeseben it, III @potbefen
usrabr ei6t luerben oiirfen, icue beiOen
dIteren Sefebe pibcrruft. Das Sber'
ecridt bat nun in bisfsmS Stnne entfdie.
ben unb baS llrtbeil oes untsren 9e-
ridtSbof umsefoben, ba, tuie es srfIdrt,
Die NIete bonn 26. Wdrs 1881 lisar Tel
uusorlfIiden BiOsrruf entbaIt, OuB
6iefeIbe aber nod olsemeinen &edts.
srunbfdsen, iupie nod frlberen in
8rdeebenjfdlen abaeeebeueu Gutfdeib'
unssn bes Sberseridts ais @ibtrruf
Der fruberea Seiese onoefehen tuerten
mub, iueil Die in ben beridie teneu Ge'
fekeu entbaItenen Beftimmun9eu im
Bibcrfprud nit einanoer iteben.--
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wsbrere @aitalisoer bee Meprdfsn.

Nebrere Wfitalieoer bes &eprdfsn'
tnntsnbaufes beflrlporteten pdbrcnb
br Debate iber bic am Disnstaa an
a,nommens S6antifeuer SorInet, bic
9treidunp bss 8urasrapbeu, psIder
ben aneeborissn eines SrunfenboIbss,
Der Eb bon sinem Birtbe, eeiilise Se'
trdnte su osri4u fen Wcis. trobOem
bieler Notis erbalten ibm ioIde uidt
mebr ,u Uerabfolseu. eas &tdt gistt,
6.ien Birtb auf so bis 200 Collars
Sdaoeuerfos ,u uerfla9eu.
Ser NbseorbnGte Sage bon Sanias
@itp trof ben Ragel ouf Den 8opf ais
sr ertldrte, bisier Barasropb foate se,
ifriden perbeu. beuu fonf ulrbe Elm
SEN nobnbeitSfdufer in elmer 6amilie
cine wabre SoIomine feiu. Giefer
8arasrapb aiebt Der Satin, So4ter,
Nutter Sdlusfcr. bem 8ater, Bruber
u. {. 10. eiEes Observation-Disclosures oos
8s6t, 'ieben e6anfwirtb, Der sinem
ioI4en geiilige Setrdnte bsrabreidt gu
osrtInssn unb Selb aus ibm b.rausiu'
ftla9sn @3 wurberte ibu, boB Die
sdmie9e,muttsr nidt ou6 nit siube-
9r,ffcu udre. oenn fur cine Sdwtegsr-
mutter mubte ss bod eine gang beion-
bere genustbuna feiu. peun fs aus
ibrem uerfofenen sdluisseriobne auf
oiefcm 8eae @clo bsrausidIaeen
t6nnte.
Ter Ieoner meiute oab unter bieiem
Bara9ropbeu Die osrf6ieoeuen Samis
Iitnmit9lieber nur ben Sdnnfip irtbcn
Rotii 3u 9sbeu brauAeu, on6 iie benz
SruntenboIbe ibrsr 8omilie niAts su
triuten asben biirfen uub ant uadfen
Sage brnu&c bericIbe Damn uur auf
ir9enb cine @eiie iid in elmer biefer
@irtbfdaftcn etiucs gu triuteu su per
fdnfcn, um 70 ben Seinigen @eleeen-
belt gu eebcu aus BEN unborf9iisen
@irtbsu mebr bernus3ufdloeeu nIs Der
5runPcnbolo felt 9abrsn CUR lluter'
buItun8 Der SamiIie 5sisetraaen babe.
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- 0~

Gep. Grittsnoen bat lekten Wittuod
ben lucaen MtOvhes sule Sobe bernr-
tbeiIten q. =. Mc@inncs Don 9opsl
GountD begunoi9t unb ole Strafe nuI
Is Sabre 3udtbaus ermdBiat. ga
fpnreniur ben Moreer, rsr au Is
Mdr' acgdaai Werbtn ioHte, bon anae'
iebenen 8Grgern une l:lba bon ben
8ihter, Der bas llrtbeil 0siproden, mt
BON Staatsanwalt, Geiuhe um straf
ernisbrigun9 eiu9ereiht D0roen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-16

Sn Barnum's Msnnasrie in Bridge.
port, Conn.,, qins's neuIid beib Der.
SumbO, Der gro6e elephant. murSe
utltbeur, neil mar ibm itiueu 9eaiei.
ter, sincn alien 3uno, fOrt9enomnleu
unb einen liinaereu. Qrfberen Softer in
feline llm5annuns gsieBt bate. Sumbo
iab BEN Snnb srft einias @u9enblids
iebr oerddtIih all, ifretfte bann ieinen
8H6el mad ibm aus, pafte ben er.
i@rofenen Softer uub Uarf i'm nit
turGtbarcr &roft mad Ser as9enuber-
lisgcnoen Seite bes gtauss, no Der
elephant r8iIot" ifauh. Dieter mur6e
BON bcm $unee am Gopfe 0ctroffen
uno fubIte Td wabrfdeinIi6 tief
bsteioi9t. Gr rib iiA uon fsiner 0ette
los, raunte i'm Qanleu StoIIe lumber
uno bicb unb ftisb nit 93ufeI uub
3db men MAO idmmtIi6sn iibriaen Gle.
pbauten, neren fd ungsfdbr 3iusi
Subeno i'm 9tale befanSen, Elm. gs
:ntitanb Elm furdt5artr Nufrubr. Die
gIepbanten fu9sn iammtIi9 an 8u
briiaen unb gu trompstsn, fdIu9en nit
ben 8lfeln um flo unb itampften mis
tod nit ben 8iBer. Die Starter
mubteu f9 fu4tcn. gle boltsn
S&liugcn herbei uno nit oicler Mube
pstana es, Yilot on osn 8ciuen gu
feftIn uno i'm uniddbIi1 ;u NADER,
SO bauerte mebrete Stun0eu, bis Die
GIepbanteu I'D luieber berubi9t t1tteu,
Ssr puuo, brn Sumbo ieinem Samero'
ben Ritot an ocn 6opf aefdieuOsri
bate, batte pals unb Ysius ae6rodsn
uu6 uerenSete f0fort.
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aae eep6bHIiG in ben 9ertiG sines 5rie.
brnsEibtsrs faIIenhen 8eI&1fte nerbtn prompt
srIsbtat. 9slSnbers Nufmtrslamttit tpir6 benz
Iusl6reiben BON tlebertrdauues tirfunbrn
(Deedsl. 5sprtbeftn, Guntratttn. Rptrn.
Isifamsntsa II. |. n. ati4enIi.
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lnaId6sfdIIe Fobriten

unsIl6sfdlIe Bobritsn
Gin &sporter b.s yBoffon Globe"
iuuroe bur@ Serrn 6. N. @ifforb, por
Der Noruop Giienwerten iener stabt,
in 2enntuis sefebt. ba6 er ME etipal
seiebsn, tuel5es uIs NittsI CUR raider
nnb bauernben SuIfe bel ben in So.
briesn beRdnbia sorfommenben unfdI.
len benz ct. SutObS Del sIei@tame.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-16

0anDerbitt IIntSerfitdt, 9taiBbtIe, 9enH.:
Sd bei6eiuise Rte bfdit rprtrefliten GiaenI4dften
ron Prcf. DARIUS yTrppbplacfic SIutb." ais Dess
tnficirunsss une 6tiutsnnSsmtffet TT es icrrpbt
ttecretii6 pte prdttti9 rprsnslter ais antere 81.
sannts DPittei.-@. 6. 9upt . n, Srcf. cer GbGrie.
yEarb1S SIutoS miro empfcb bIen bon:
Scn MeEanber 8. etepbens, Serrsid;
Ger. GbaS. 8. Deems, Sremblinss= Rrd5e, q. g.;
Sol 9e Gpnfe, Columbia, llnireriitdtSprpf., S.S.;
&er. u. q. 8ottfe, prpf. Mercers lniperittht;
Saep. SeD. z. gteree, Biitcf Dl. Grtse =9trtfe.
9ugdIaus notBtpsnOia fur ieeett 9ausbaIf.
0rIltpnmen uui6abll@. gu innerIthem cber huberz
Itd,em @ebrdu9 fur Mcni@en une 8ieb.
DoS ,,TlutpH III srnntlidb erprctt prrben unb mir
bdben Ssreie rcGduF, bas eB oIes bdS bertrtt ipas
BIER prn ibm tebauptet lpirp. Our rcnftdnet9eren
Gnsfunft Id7e man nd Eel ieinenI Npptbettr etn
GrempIdr esr @rciGlte sebeu cher penbe f4 Sssbll5
an bic Gigenthumer,
8. 8. SetIin s 60,
Eabrtetrenee Gbemifer, QbiIdnetpttS
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Sai@enti9er, GorietS, pol-
lene Maeen, Nnbtas, Sbauls II .
gtriimpfe Fnset man am biIIi9=
fex bei 8. s. Werteas.
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Gs mrrst
sRalcria aus.

f0mat5e Grbee@ea '
EfsbsrnOe uRh fraufs
Sserfcnett erquift unn
@asRoItsaett oerb6tet
enrn 9asen nit rDIrz
Fps Muie .
linfetns &uSt uHiGahes
lid aemaht u. eeretntSt.
@esen f@ItntIlieII Gals
etu fteres 6etluittSI.
@mite6uuesFofi sers
Fort.
Gesen erfroretse gate,
4roHbesaIets, &3dtsts
oTrbutOe1s, t1tat9es
ete1e1te &atlt *.
&be0ut0ttsasuS ees
beilt.
DeiMer, tuetkeS9etnt
hur@ ben 6ebrau@ eeS
rSlnieH eTlaust.
G6tHSRebe4 rerhntet.
SuIn 4etui1etl oes
NtbeutS unb G6tts
bern Der Sdb.Ie III
es un1bertrehltb.
Ratarrb seItncert uuo
Sebeilt.
RoSe eebeilt.
8ranotratioett auf eer
Gteue SeliRhert.
Rorbeit perb1tet.
Rubt turirt.
@unoeli RAID sehsilt.
Sd hdbR has y8Ihto"
iphbrene unierer iestaen
S6drla6fiefer SeimIus
@uns NIT entI4tebenem
Rueen dnssmenbet. GS
th fur eas aronleu;tmmer
unerlabIi@. - 29m. 3.
Saneforb, Gprie, Ella.
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SipbBerie
berbhtet.

Die Ger3te hier ses
hrau@eu Ddrtps rSIuih4
NIT sroBeru Grfcl3e bet
Otpbf5erte.
q. StrIIen 70 err,
Greensboro, ala.
3Ifmte duSsetrcfnd.
GboIern rerhntet.
0efdltudre Seretntai
uue Sebeift.
Set 9ooeSf6uets Ipnse
ber 9ei@Rdm bdr1it bes
bduhelt rerheu Is
wtrb tehefi trtberIt9eu
9eru@ perbnteu.
Der auSaeset@aete
Nr3t Sr. s. Rnriptt
GintS, Rerp 8crt, Iast {:
sd bin nberteuat, 6ab
9Srof. DARIUS 8rppbps
Tactic Stub elm trerths
ROLES Ge5tnfietruHss,
mitteI tIfH
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Seine 9iquore iebsr Dirt, bel
y. 8. YruSot.
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DarbDs
prollllaCliC Aail.
Cin SausspsrtbIAatfSs9 Ss9eaem;tano Sae
dIl9esne;neti UanttIien0ebSaa@.


1eaea @6aSEafh
t.nD fppk SgietS tSet;.
Ell 9tR1theTtf, GHets
9egnhk, &1te9es
f4DaFe, Do6elf.
Raierts Nab 6ue
anjfe6eito ben 9rattfr
ii bettets. 29er Rrante
% se5Sauhen. @eIbes
tsnTbel, 1t0@oean oo9
6Gteefunoe1i bate.
EStogbut turlrt.
Gin &RtfteI sestH tAtes
ride cher gfnTpeuStttes
StiAe &c.
s316e ttf1o Go6etss
Rarbett netbiate&.
Gin D2itgIieb meiuer
Eamtlie hefdnl hie Go6en.
SD lpen6ete hos S6IuihS
an; ber gatteRt reriisI
ri4t tn Gte6ereiHe, tGs
tielt fetne Bo6ennarteu,
tcunte mao Sefwa tTeI
9RotHeR wieber Hntsrs
schen, nHh bte Gaeeren
tn Sanie kGeben pers
monf.-S. B. Barftzs
fo1i, G16iidheIphtd
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-11

The total immigration 10 the United
States for 1882. a. ell port., was about
1856 900. This estimate Is based on Gus
tom house official returns for all months
excepting December, the arrivals in
which month are placed at 10000 The
total immigration at all ports for 1881
was little over $4,000, showing an in
crease of about 10000 in the last year.
The countries fIom which the immi-
grants came and the number contributed
by each were as follows: Germany,
232, 600; England and Wales, 81 900 !;
Ireland, 10000; Scotland. 10000: Swed-
en-, $1,000 Norway, % 1890; canada, So
900; oil other countries, 100000. The
arrivals in the last three months show a
decided falling of. those of December
showing decline of abo9tss0 per cent.
Those who have been close observers
of immigration for many years think it
ed there may be Ba influx of Russians
in the present year, and they are the
most enterprising people who come, 60
ing Immediately 10 the west and estab-
fishing new homes. Their powers of
endurance are wonderful The tide of
immigration which has set in from the
mountain districts of HaBgarian
is beginning to occupy the atten-
ton Of the Hungarian gov
eminent. Many take advantage of the
Galician frontier 10 get across without
passports. In order 10 prevent this The
Hungarian authorities have requested
Austria to arrest the passage of such
Hungarians rs are not provided with
proper documents, and especially o.
those who have not performed their mil
itary service. The Immigration from
Germany shows mgtetial falling off al
compared with the arrivals in 1881.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-11
HERE AND THERE.

New York firemen hitch up in thrce
and oae-half seconds.
The total immigration tosthc Uni ed
States during the year 1882 was about
7l5,O0O.
Died fighting Bill JONES'" was the
verdict of u coroner's jury over man in
the Indian Territory.
The Democrats of Chicago almost
persuaded Henri Watterson to move his
Courier-JoGrnal 10 that citg from. Louis
vile. Chicago has had pretty mar
row escape.
The st. Louis Post Dispatch says of
Gambelta: He only wanted all he could
GET The great French statesman
seems to have been thoroughly in sym
paihy with the Ohio idea
During the year which has closed
there have been 720 murders in the
Unitei States. This doesn't include
MIR BIaine's fatal assault upon Master
Perry BelmOEt's reputation as states
man.
Mrs Marie Louise Dillon, who has
been granted divorce from drunken
John Dillon, the actor. was a Miss Her.
nandez. and was married To Dillon al
Sioux City in 1872 The divorce pl,I-
ceedings were rushed through in twen-
iy-four hOurs
An Ohio court has said you shall nat
swear per telephone and shall not even
say ''d-n." Ii is. to be hoped that the
Ohio j ,diciary will not dash its brains
out against any such stone wall as for
bidding the public to swear at the tcIe-
phone when it won't work.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-11
nRIMLNAL sTATLS1,LCs.


New York Tribune: The statistics
of crime ia the United States during the
past year present some significant fea
lures There has been an average OF two
murders q day throughout the year,
while the executions have averaged only
two week. Remembering the results
of recent murder trials ana the influ-
ence Of false and sickly sentimentalIty
this disproportiOn is not surprising, but
1t nevertheless affords grounds for Sc
ious reflection. There have been fifty
seven lynchings. Considering our enor-
nous population, vast stretch of terri
ritory and the comparatively lawless
character of the sections in the south
and west where nearly all these lynch
ings have occurred, their number GER
tainly gives no reason for regarding
lynch law as an inevitable accompani-
ment of American life. Nor docs the
south present such CHASTITY showing as
ii has been the fashion 70 attribute to that
section. or the $50 murders of the year
212 were committed in the entire south,
while there were 1871 murders in New
York state alone, of which 20 were In
this city and II in Brooklyn OF the
l0l executions during the year, SO, OF
more than half, took place in the SOUTH
ern states, which furnished only one
third of one quarter of the murders;
while in New York stIic, in which about
one-sixth of the tCt,l number ofmurders
took place, there were only four Cxtcu-
lions. This would seem TO indicate that
the law takes its course in the south as
as well as in the north, and that the le-
gal punishment Of homicide in the FORM
er section 10 10y no means u rarity. The
number of lynchings was So, Colorado
leading with six, while there were % in
all the southern states. OF the 3S3 sui
cides of the year, 1913 took their lives in
this city and 90 in Brooklyn, New York
furnishing 1S4, or about half the total
number. Surely here is call for anoth-
er apostle of the gospel of relaxation in
this city. LynchIngs New York has
been free from, but taking the rest of
the dark record il must be said that she
appears TO very poor advantage.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-11

The first sign of reviYiug prosperity
for the Republican patty 10 Ohio will
be seen 1t Is hoped in the election IN the
seventeenth congressional district. The
selection OF Col j. c. Taylor as the can
didaie seems to have united all factions.
His nomination Is considered the best
thrt could have been made, as he is pop
ular. has done good service for the par
" il past campaigns, and has the requi-
elite qualifications 70 fiil seat in con-
gsess creditablY. The late DIR. Upde-
graft received only 200 hundred more
votes than his opponent, but with any.
thing like an earnest effort In his behalf
Colonel Taylor should get majority
three times as large.
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4 PEN SRETCR OF PLUME

Cleveland Leader: Senator Plumb,
of Kansas, is one OF the most careful
Investors of the senate, and he has
made himself wealthy thereby. He
started out in life poor printer, at Del
aware, Ohio, early removed TO Kansas,
got into politics, was speaker of the
Kansas house Of representatives, and
was sent 70 the senate by the state in
1877. He is now only fofty-fivs years
old, and is one Of the bright men Of tie
future. His money has been made
largely in mining and land specula-
tions. Mr.. Plumb makes a good sena-
tor, and gets as much done for Kansas as
any of his compeers get for their states
Physically he i, a kind Of dumping
sort of a man, with a face and head like
Dan Voorhees,. Of Indians. He has
plenty of iron in his blood, and his Iii
gestion is so good he ought to be q
christian without effovt Mentally he
is quick, clear and energetic BE
speaks like he meant business, and
swears like a trooper when he getl
warmed up with his subject. He Is 8
good fellow, and he walks about the sen
ate with his hands in his pants pockets
and staggering air which though moi
dignIfled is not offensive.
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The growth of the anthracite-coal
trade has been something marvellous
In 1912 only 100000 tons were aimed
Ten years ago an effort was made to
reach what was considered the highest
poin, that could possibly be attained
namely the shipment of 10000, 900 tons.
That was considered as much as the
market could take at any time The
product fell short of that quantity, how
ever, as the output for 1872 was 1860,
775 tons But that was considered a
great years work. Now il is nearly 80
1000, and who shall say what ii NAV
be ten years hence? The year just clos
ing has been one of unusual prosperity
IN the coal regions. aud the indications
are that next season viii also be very
active one
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The sincerity Of the Republicans on
the subject of civil service reform is
well proved by the reception the party
press givss the bill just passed by the
senate. There is Il cordial consent to
its regulations and an entire willingness
shown TO letting it have fair trial.
The Republican papers which in past
time have sneered at the proposal to run
tho party On SUNDAY school principles"
say that no obstacle should be placed in
the way Of the measure. The unanim-
iiy Of senlimen: makes the outlook for
the success of the reform most hopeful,
and brings into stronger light the GER
tainly OF its failure should the Demo
Gratis, with their unconcealed hostility
10 the scheme be voted into power next
year.
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The 81 Jo-cph Herald addressed let
(e's 10 several OF the leading members
of congress a.king them what they
thought 81 the proposed schemes for rev.
enue reduction. Senator ingalls, wroie :
WAsuINGToN, December, 1882 The
T, port of the tariff commission is very
valuable. Their work was well done
aud their Recommendations viii have
wight with coaTToss | am in iavor OF
a thorough revision of the larlh at this
session but shall oppose tue abolition 0t
the excise Tax cE distilled spirits, beer
ard tobacco. .IOHN J. IEGALLs.
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| faction took up arms TO protect them.
The constitutional government party
called out the militia, followed them,
arrested some of the muFdereFs, killed
two ag three and pardoned the others.
| The present trouble grows out Of this
affair, as many ofIhe Sands party have
never come home But they pretend
nowsto have discovered that the author
tiles gFavtly wronged them in selling to
the United States government Tor the
use OF the Seminoles that portion of the
country occupied by them. The
party now in rebellion received their
share of the proceeds OF the sale The
Creek authorities opposed the selling,
bat were forced 70 because the United
States had located the Seminoles ontheir
land through mistake, and would not re-
move them, but proposed 10 buy the
land. The Creeks thought they had
better have pay tor the, land than lease il
without pay. This is the whole history
of the trouble.
A. p. McKellop writes from Musko-
gee as follows: This trouble is "a eff.
fort of some three hundred Creeks To
undermine and destroy the written and
recognized constitution of the Greek
nation, The parties are known as the
"Checote party and the "Spieche
party SASOOtC UOtuk INC ItCOgDkZtO
chief CT the Creek nation and Sp ieche
of the rebels. The latter is organized
into two parties under Spieche and
Jacob Knight in the two extremes of
the Greek nation, intending 70 raid the
capitol Hearing this, Chief Checoie
issued a proclamation for the loyal par
ty TO arm and repair 81 the capitol
Scouts were sent ou. Forty of Che
cote's men while scouting encountered
the western division of SPEECHES men,
numbering about 100. An engagement
ensued in which seven of Checote's
men were killed. 1t is not known
whether any of the other party were
killed, as they held the field After
this Checote sent out $40 men, but SpI-
eche's force had disbanded snd returned
to the Saes and Foxs reservation, where
they still are. The eastern division of
SPEECHES party under SPEECHES lead,
also returned into the Cherokee nation
The Indian agent has gone to see Spi-
eche to see what can be- done. Checote's
party Will probably disband in a few
days, and this will settle the trouble un-
til the national counsel meets next Oct
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