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FosAKEn,s CANDIDAcY.
Gov. Poster, of ohio, Reviews the Po-
IItieai sltualion In the Buck ey state.

NEw YoRk. June l6.-Governor Foster,
ofohio, paced the Filth Avenue Hotel
corridors tonight with all the placldity that
bespeaksa good dinner and'an easy con,
science. He declared himsel fmost hopeful
OF Republican success in Ohio this veal.
He said:
"Judge Foraker Is in every respect an
admirable candidate. He has been repre-
sented as my candidate, but only because
was convinced that he would make q
good candidate after msny Republicans
had suggested his name. l wanted Sena-
tor Sherman TO be candidate, and II he
could have been nominated he would have
accepted. He wanted me TO stand for
nomination, hat neither ,of us would have
made good candidate Tor the reason that
Il would have been charged that we were
looking for something else. A man was
wanted who could make canvass OF the
State. l had never heard Judge Foraker
speak except for 'a few, minutes In the
Supreme Court, andit was an anxious mo.
ment 10 me when he came forward 70 &C.
eept his nomination. But In that twenty
minutes speech he dispelled all doubt as to
us AolllLl W ulhAo y SAaNhno VI GAo Sshts+
.sWho Is the probable Democratic romi-
nee?ns III - I@SH-r Atah
"Judge Hoadly will be the man, think" /"
"What position are they likely to take on
the license law9" ' ~
"They will reaftirm their old platform
against sumptuary legislation and straddle
the question, as usual. They are afraid TO
say What they mean. For years they had
plank In their platform in favor ol civil
service reform, but predict that plsnk will
be left out this year. They don't want
civil service reform and its realization does
mot suit then" W ~ "a,
aWhat will be the effect on the canvass
Of the Prohibition ticket?"
"Very little. We have prepared con-
stitutional amendment on the liquor quei-
tien which would be endangered BY Re
publican defeat, and old Prohihilionista
will not allow that Republican success ID
assured. There Is 10 general feeling that
the Administration at Washington Is doins
we'll, and that the President intends to do
what Is right"
"what Do you think OF the Star Route
aequittal?"
Il think the verdict gives general salts
iaction.r' gllEg fEgEf {syf
"What do you think Of General sher
man a. O Presidential candidate?" -
aI think he would make very good can
didate, indeed. he Ia bluI honest abll
and popular" E
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MISSING noWGArE
seen In New orlenns-Ihe Novel DIsgaIl
I He Has Assumed. ef

wAsaINaroS, June la-H. W. HoSsaie,
the runaway disbursing officer Of the signal
Office. who stole about $500, 900 Of the gov
ernments money, escaped from the Gus
tody Of government officers several months
ago, and Is now atlargs. Energetic efforts
10 capture him have been made BY agents
81 the Department Of Justice, but thus far
without avail. A few weeks ago the detec.
tiyes were tolerably sure Of capturing How
gaie. He had been identified In New Or.
leans in spite Of very clever disguise. BE
Is thin, small man, with black hair and
eyes, and In Washington always carried q
cane TO assist him in walking. In New Or.
leans he was seen on Canal street. His hair
and eyebrows were dyed fiery red color,
is faee was ornamented with artificial
irecEles, he had discarded his cane, and
seened TO be able to walk without the
characteristics limp. Mis- Nellie Butrillr
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understand the action oftEs Ohio
County Commissioners they withhold the
subscription to the Ohio River Railroad
until they can be satisfied that the road
does not intend to permit itself to be
,,rsugled by :he B. & o. in the Narrows or
elsewhere. We should be sorry to see the
money held back finally on mere quibble,
and the people OF the county would not
endorse that. II the new road does not In
tend 10 be strangled 1t can easily make
,hat plain before long, and then We should
expect to see the money paid cheerfully.
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,s9 LA BnuTAL DEED.
An Unnatural Son Assaults His Father
and shoots Has Mother. y7aE

Special Dispaseh 70 We Isioztoaae1. x
srEUBESvILLE, o., June l7.-Last night
an attempted matricide occurred at Mingc,
twomiles south OF this city. Your CORES.
spondent visited the scene this morning
and gathered the following facts: Peter
Mulhollan, a young man Of IS, who boards
with his parents, becoming intoxicated
went home and made 40 assault upon his
father, cutting his finger and disfguring
hisface. About this time fire broke out
in the wareroom of the oil refinery,
and Edward Mulhollan, the father, a
man 65 years old, left the house
for the scene Of the confagration.
During this absence Peter struck his moth.
er and drove her into the parlor, where he
knocked her down and grabbing loaded
shotgun standing behind the door, dif-
charged the loaded contents 1t his moth
er'shead as she lay upon the floor with her
face upturned and in an unconscious con-
dition. The shot struck her in the lore
head, making an ugly wound and passed
through the tloor into the cellar below,
making hole two inches square. When
Mayor Simpson arrived he found Mrs.
Mulhollan lying upon the floor apparently
dead. She was placed upon bed in the
room aud when your correspondent visited
hertc- lay she was resting quietly, although
her recovery is thought TO be quite doubt
ful.s Ft % .tekieFttg
Peter gave himself up to The authorities
and was brought to this city last night and
lodged In Jail. He claims that the shoot
ing was accidental, but the circumstantial
evidence points to the facts as above stated.
Sheriff Sharp and Prosecuting Attorney
Cook visited the bedside Of the uufortun-
ate woman today for the purpose Of fob
tanning her evidence. Mulhollan will have
a hearing to- morrow.
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HILL IN rIGnr QUARTERS
The Supervising Architect Refases 3
{ :. Produce Certain Papers.

:. Produce Certain Papers.
wAsnIxorox, D. G., June 16.-owing to
the insbility:of Hills counsel to be present
to-day, the crosc-cxamination Of General
steinmstz was deferred till Monday. Quite
a sensation was produced to-day in connec-
tion with the Hill investigation. Assistant
Secretary New, Chairman Of the Committee,
has lust announced that there would be no
session for the day, when Coleman, counsel
for -Murch, said with some warmth, he
wished TO call the attention OF the commit
tee TO what he regarded as gross imperti-
nence, both to himself, and General
New. He then produced requisilion,
made several days ago by Murch upon
Hill, for papers relating 70 the
contracts for statuary for the Philadelphia
public building. The request was indorsed
By General New, with an order for tho pro-
duction Of papers. On the reverse side
was Hills Endorsement, refusing 10 furnish
the desired papers, for the reason that the
Statuary in question was not mentioned In
the charges being investigated coleman
characterized this refusal as an insult 70
the chairman Of the committee, and his
(Hill's) superior. Coleman then gave no.
tlce that the prosecution proposed to take
up The public buildings at St. Louis, Chi:
caso, Cincinnati, and other places, and 70
show that above S., 900, 600 Of public funds
had been illegally expended. -.y.
Murch stated this evening that among
the papers which he had been enabled to
extcrt from the Supervising Architects Of
Gee was one showing that In one instance
after contracts had been made, an order
was made by the architect increasing the
compensation OF the contractors twenty.
ave per cent, 81 per cubic loot ior cutting
and polishing stone for the Philadelphia
public building "As to the contract iol
statuary for that building" ," said Murch, vi
was awarded 70 Assistant Secretary
Freuch's son, and by him sut.let to an
other party, who sub-let It to. the contract
OF, who Is now engaged in erecting IT,
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DuwE,' FuNERtL.
Hurri d Services AID n Mournfui March
10 the Grave.

Hurrt! d Services and n hournful March
TO the Grave.
PrrrsBuRSH, Pa, June lG.-The funeral
OF the unlamented Dukes took place at II
o'clock this morning, from the residence oi
his mother, Mrs struble, near Uniontown,
Bot few people from Uniontown attended
it, and among these were Sheriff Hoover,
Deputy Prothonotary searisht, and two oi
three others whose friendship for the de.
ceased had not been wholly destroyed.
One Of the iyerymen OF the town refused
to hire teams to those who he knew were
prompted TO attend by curiosity only.
He rented his teams to relatives
and personal friends OF the deceased,
but his feelings against Dukes were
so bitter that in order that he
might as far as possible limit the size oi
the demonstration, he refused to hire to
persons actuated by curiosity only. How
ever, he did not have to deny many, for
there were few who wanted to 90. The
officiating clergymen were Rev. Miholland,
OF the Presbyterian Church, OF Union
town, and Rev. M. @. Bailey, pastor OF the
Tenth Presbyterian Church. When they
arrived at the house they found that the
,neiehbofs OF the Struble family, to the
number OF about three hundred, had col
lected there. Rev. Milholland, who coz
Quoted the services, made them as short as
possible, both at the house and at the
grave. At the former 3 prayer was offered,
and Its iervent solemnity was intensified
by the circumstances Of the occasion.
Then the usual hymn was surg, after
which Mr.. Milholland merely said that Il
was not for him 10 judge Dukes; that the
deceased had been called before the high
est OF all Clurts, where he would receive
equal and exact justice. '".
Before the cetin-lii was screwed down,
Mrs. Struble was assisted into the room for
a g. al look st the discolored and decom-
posing face other son. Il was hard 10 re-
aliz4 that she would never see him again,
and her grief was 80 intense that her weak
aud decrepit frame was unable to support
Ids own weight. She rallied, however, an !
brayely followed her con over the long and
tiresome road to his grave. The corteee
numbered ninety two vehicles. There was
no delay at the Cemetery. As soon
as the hearse and mouFners arrived, the
coffin was lowered into the earth. Rev.
Milholland said only, ''Ashes to ashes, dust
10 dust" and turned away, Before the last
carriage In the procession had entered the
graveyard, the clods were rattling on the
coffin Of Dukes, and Mrs. struble was being
driven back to her desolate home There
were SIX pallrbearefs, young men ot the
neiahborhood, who had been friends and
=. Il nR.l.aa f-aN1a aktlHhRa1
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Killed the Wrouw Sfnn.

ST, Lovls, June lB.-Oharles Il. Morton
and Sam wilsOn, Two negroes, quarreled
this evening in saloon about aiWomAn,
and MuIton hrsd two or three shots al
Wilson, bat failed TO hit him. One Of the
balls, however, sirGck Paul Lassoux, AZ.
o!het negro, who was washing the windows
o. The 4loon, and passed through, his body,
Killing him aIsn ost instantly. Morton was
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Is the city OF Joliet, Illinois, saloon
l.c.use has been raised to s. 900 from $500
The bill now passing the Legislature Of
tbs, State fixes the minimum license for
N. sale Of alcoholic drinks at $500. Any
ri,y. a, IN the case OF Joliet, can raise 1t to
apy amount it pleases, but it cannot charge
lsss than $500. In like manner the mimi
mum license for the sale Of beer alone is
S,s9 a, SII.
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Any,cEs from the Eastare not eneourag-
~ ri, wool growers. We hear, however,
",bs,,er ~ prices at home than seem to be
~ ,,liuy in Boston. Choice lots brought
,S;ny.tour cents in Fairmont last week,
br, @ nj. was probably cent above the
.vs,sys, D Present indications are not fayoi-
,hs 10 higher prices.
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oy eleven professors and instructors IN
.Asl,niyegtty Of West Virginia two are
D., esDnblicaus. otthirtsen Regents thirteen
',s Democrats But the taxes which main
.'i, ~ N, Institution are non.partizan.
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his mistress accompanied him. She was
dressed very plainly and thepair looked as
though they were iresh arrivals from the
country. 4 railroad accident prevented
the arrival Of an officer In New Orleans in
time to capture the fugitive, and the last
heard from him he had sailed upon a
steamer to Cuba. It is believed that by
this time Howgate 10 in the United States,
and II It Is possible to capture him be will
bearrested. > go
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yox Derhaps The Chicago lard men will
i, ,ony,pced that honesty is the best pol
=, % Wheel grease and white clay cantgo
,E,ouyb nv, the world forever commanding the
,,iee Of honest lard.
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Net An Accident.

IsptAxAroLs, June 1.-THE vile Of
ohasles Nunhall, who was reported acct.
dentally killed last night by falling from .
third story window has been arrested,
charged with the mnFdg Of her husband.
Munhall WA intoxicated, and / is sup.
posed now she pushed htmioas oi the win
dow, g y. ,tsfs Hr es9 1st - nl
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Heavy Rain kiorrn.

DAYTON, O, June lY.-A heavy rain and
wind storm visited this city to-day. The
house Of VIM. Bowman, in Miami City,
was struck by lightning and badly dams
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AnE you made miserable BY indigestion,
Constipation; siH!nss LoSs o. Appetite,
cure Sold By MeLain Brothsth and Alex,
J. ioung, #4 l.t p4N
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Nill Cf-r this week come real bargains
~ l,adIrS shoes, walking shoes and Slippera
eAil early while We have full assortmsnL
~. BLoap.
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cloud the general issue with personalities.
There Is Justification for this method Of
treating the subject, for the Bourbon ele-
ment Is in control, backed byA Bourbon
Board Of Regents, In turn supported by q
Bourbon Governor, who claims 10 represent
the "intelligent majority" Tho Bourbon
professors were determined to do away
with the Presidency, and in It's place to
have q Chairman Of the Faculty, alter the
manner Of the University Of Virginia.
This they have accomplished, calling to the
new office Professor Berkely, Bourbon OF
the Bourbons. The Office and the man
give great dissatisfaction; as witness the
CLASSES OF 1884 and 1885, which have re-
solved not to retura next year, but to 20
somewhere else in body. Ifthis intention
be carried out there will be4 dearth oi
graduates for the next two years Professor
and Chairman Berkeley has . son at the
University Of Virginia. He may be able
10 give q sufficient reason Why this Is 80,
but the factwill not be a strong advertise
nent Tor the institution over which the
nrnfeRsor nreaidaa
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Ghs gatdkgttrar:,
,o,s, No.. 20 aud "a Foar,een.a ee.ee.

rnr,x ,xo cent rate for letters goes into
.s,., y" october list, not July LIST, as many
-s.onu seem to suppose.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
Ste Gpnfcrcns Scr fa4DOlii1ctt
8rG10&cu tM Baltimore.

1teber Sic am II. september in 8altiz
more oboe6altene GonferenS Der alncrifGni@
iden fatboliidc1 BrGletcn lit 10 gut tpie
oar nid)tS in Die Seffentli6fcit gcbrlu1gcn;
Dp6 1deinen Bic na6l1e6enben 9(noeuz
tungelt Der gemo6nli6 gut unterri0tetelt
vYalt. Sun" ncbr ais 6lOBe WtutDmaBun>
gen Sill lctn. Sic lagt:
ySm MIgemctneu lit man in tpoblltntcr>
rtdbteten tagbolllden GrctleI Der 2tl:iid)t,
baB Die 6alptfragen iid ouf firdlide Dis
siplti1 llllo Quf DaS @r5iebungSipelcn besoz
0en buben. lSoS ben e~rlteren QSuuft be-
triift, 10 Deabii6ti9t Der Nnpit, ipie eS beiBt,
leDr Interchangeable 9lenocrungen norSu>
rcbulcn, lno 5ouptlddlid) ipu cs ben 8ric>
itern, glct0piel, pb gSeIt> ober Srbensz
0eiltliben, in 3ufltnft lii6t nlcDr geitattet
leii1, it'd auf irgelb ipetd)e Salfgel0Gfte
eiuiulallen. 9iele OtaBnaDme lou, tDie
berlal,tet, bHrd) Die i%iingitcn traurigen Grz
fdbrIllgell pes Gr3bilOpfS 8urcea bon
Cincinnati rNo Der QluguitinerDdter III
Wiaila0ulcttS notDtDenoig getDorDen Ieilt.
Serner ge9t DaS Gerild)t, Da6 aUd nit Se@
aug nuf Die ScrlcBung Don Krielteru bon
etner @elneiIDe nab Der aloeren icDr tpid)=
tiQe 9LenDerungeu eintreten loliei1. Ocgen@
pGrtig lGnllid) bclibt Ger Sildpf III Dicltr
OiniiNt unumiOrGnftc OclpaIt, ). h. CT
tam ttnct Brieiter DNne 4SeitereS. 1pbalo
c5 linn %slpe6mGBig cridetnt, aus ieinem
I&irtulgsfrciie rciSeu uno t0m ein 6eliebi1
Qes arlotre5 yelp tiir letn &Ddtigfeit au=
iueilen. 9tul iii dber b%tfonnt, na6 I'M
Observation-Disclosures Gor Diele Wtitglic6er
cine 9tniidt Oertrctell. tpnnad) ein Gjetltli>
der 10 Ian0e iciner Gjenleinoc trbalteu bleiz
bclt Ioutc, bis ttlUa ~iDperpicgen0e Wriinoe
fir ieile E~eriebu1q bOrliegen, Oocr bis CT
leLblt I'M cine loi6e eintotnlat. Ger 4Saplt
,piro oeSbalb, 10 perlnuthet ntall ipentg7
items, bic 25eitimmlmG t%reffcl, SaB tein
elmer Gcmeillpt torlteDellper 9Srieiter in
Submit qtgm icinen 8iuen DericBt lperz
Seu loll, e6 lei 0enu, DAP eiu So
mite BON &iih0fcn, nclUes 8eDuiS
llnteriubung icoc5 elnSelncn SALES erlanlt
tperoel loll, oicS beitimmt. gSas 0a5 ia
t6olii6e Gr5iebungSiuelen be~trtfit, 10 lit Der
Gr(aB zines Societies mabri6einlid, monad
lpl6cn Glterl1, bic ibre Gtnoer IN Die GoltS@
l1ulen ldiden, Die Gatramente peripeigcrt
tueroen louen. &aplt SEQ begiinitigt ebenio,
pie leiu BorgGnger, YiuS Der 9eeuute, bic
CONDITIONING Dcri6ie0ener Sroen fat6olt5
iber S6ulbrloer. Der peritorbene 8aplt
bat nod fur3 Dor ietnem QlDleben einem
neuen S6ul6riioer>S roen Den erfDrDerli0en
Sreibrtef perpeigcrt, neil, mie ct bamalS berz
porbob. IS bereitS geHug esEGEEtlAer SroeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
.,SMWCit:crttcS."

NGditenS miro cine Gommiiiton 5ur
Inter luGung beS anerifanilden S6tDctnez
fletl6eS iu'S Qeben treten, beitebeno aus le
eincn1 bon Sen 6anbelSfammern in 9tetp
gort uno @btcaQo, Stpet pDm NderbGuz
9omnlt1idr beS BunDes ullo eiuem pom
BrGiiocnten ernanrten WtitglieOc. 9tele
fIllf Oerren l0llen 1lllrt 0a5 uuncrtfQnil6e
GGpein auf Gridinen unterluden ltno
ibln, na6 SefunO, eiH gutes &euununoS1
SeugntB auSitellcn. @uf Orun6 zines
iolden bort man 0ann Die europGiidcn
Jtegierungen 5ur 3ut iidnabme iDrer Sin
fuhrDer6ote beittlnmcn SI fonren.
Sine iiberdllS tD0ri6te 6Offlung! @enn
in Der %befannten 9ltiop'i6en Sabcl oas
Gamm Dem MOlfe b@eiDeiit, beB e5 ba5
NSaiier lIidt babe triibei1 f0nnen, flute
moi IS ia itrOmabDGrtS pnm NGolfc ge@
lta1oen babe, iuas riIbt b05? Scr
MoIf IN i'll einen &oripnno babelt, I'M na5
3on1m 81 %lreilen, uno itlbit Der erbGrm>
lt6lte 1T ibm 0dsu gut gcIag. Spite
Sismard ettDos baran gclCgen, @riinbe
ge9el Die 0elanb6eitsi0dOli6teit beS an1e>
rltantI6eu SOmeincfleil6cS gu borer, 10
iplr0e CT 0lf ben ihm Ton ber Dtelletti9en
Hegierung Sugelagten Beri0t Der SadOer>
1tanot9en g%cipartet Daben. Aucin CT tlat
nt6ts b%er9leid)en, ionbern erlicB inter
OflBadtung oeS 9%eipGDntiditcn mternatio>
1IaIen N%nItanocs OGs Gcrbot, o0ne MIR eine
Grt9e9nlItg Der Ser. Gtaateu absrtmarten.
9Ste tmmer 0llo Der 8eri6t ber Inter
1nd)Hngs : @%oumtiiiion alSfaIten m0ge,
-Guf Die GntldllieBungen 8ismard'S
MUD CT 1tldt ben minbelten @tufluG ilben.
ueber DIE eInit9ell Ilfittel, iuoollrdb Die Ser.
Staaten Den eurppdii6en fyeinoen oes artez
rttanllden S6toeine5 beifommcn f0nnen, lit
an Dorlte9enoer StelIe id)on DIT 1ino snr
@enlige 9elprn6eu tporoen. Sour burd bic
empttnolldlte, &ieberDergeItuna
fam IS .9elheben D. !. ourb elm &erDpf
Der GtntuDr iol6er 6anbelsz @raeuoz
mile Der l9peinefeinoli6en 9dnber, Die biSz
pr in GROCER Wfenge lpbneuoen 9lbjab in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
Wochertliche Slfoois Sfaafs-Betflare.

Amerito g~efunDen baben. = Sn einem loIz
Gen 3oltriege tpiiroen ale Bortbeile auf
Gciteu ser Ser. Staoter ietlt, benn bicie
t0uncn melt ebcr Bic @tnfuGr itler
98aaren aus Sranfreid, 0euti6lano &C.
ent6eDrcu, ais leBtere Die MuSfuDr. Sa
iclblt bic bloBe eyniIide 9roDung1 mir
trGftigcr @icOerDergeltung Dilroc tiefen
Gtnorut MAIDEN.
yfur bann, iuenn Gin 6er guten Sui 6eS
amerifunii6en S6peineS heriteIenbcr 8ez
ridJt bur0 cine gleidSeitige Orobung beS
GDnareiics nit GinflbrDerboten unteritibt
miiroe, t0nnte er pielleint SEN Nertb elmer
Sill 63ugS Oedung fir Sic iOipeinc>
fcinpliNcH Gc9icrungen Guropo5 babelt.
Qt6cr nDne ooB ibr III bieier l4eilc 9ta0z
orud pcrliclen !uirb, tpirb icIbit Die Ihla=
gclblte 8cipeiSfilbrlrng ser Gommiilion
fiir hic @clunobeits .ltni6Golidfeit beS
amerifanilbcn S6weiucfleii3cS ~pjrtunsSz
lbs bleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
tGOrrsiponoens Der ~SaiuOis Stcats3eitnns.")
Sic 81ttua>uou SSHoatitrie OcS


ecn nctl1en MtttGeilungeu iber Sic Nusz
~ftelllGng IN 9OuiSuille CLAUDE i'd bur6 3aD>
len uno OateI lladJeuielel1 SI Daben, Dab
man ben Stano Der liiolid)el ~SSSnouItrie
nidt nad bent bcrrtDetlcn bari ipaS MAJ
auf oieler 9lusltellung Dapon iic0t. Die
liioliden Snpultrie!len Daben 1td) aus Der@
ldieoenen Griirbcr, iiber bic c5 ob1pcidenoc
Wteinunger1 0ibt, i'll auffGuiger 9Setie BON
oieier Musitellung fern gebaltclt. Sic bGtz
ten fi6 aber nit iDren @rSeu9uilIeu poDl
ieben laiicn 6iirfen; oenn ni0t nur iDre
Gi~leninouitrie, lonoeru nod nebr tire
Terttl@ Sllou1trte, uno untcr Dteicr belon>
Ders tbre 8aumippllz Sl1ouitrie, habeu leit
3ebn SaDren ul0laIblt6e Torti6ritte gc>
ma6t uno Smar ni6t mn in Der Of0llel>
prohibition, lDnOern audi IN Ser grDBerelt
2luSpabl uno bcileren &udlitdt iDrer
Sabritate.
Die r4tlanta Contribution, zines Der
bciten rno fortihritttidbltcn 8lGtter bcS
SiioenS, gibt nad) ben DDrliegenbel1 Genius
Bert6ten Die ~fol9enDe ltebcrlidt bon Den
TOrtldrttten Der SnOuftrie III bier Silb>
%itaaten, ipeldc unl @noe De5 Yiir9crfricges
nod fat lebiglid aui ben Nderbalt uno bic
9lusfuDr bon Jtobprooutten a~ngetpielen
iDurem:
Alabama bat iebt 2118 Tabrifen,
iDelde 9248 2lr6eiter bcl6dftigc,l, init eirem
&apltal bon $5,714, 132 pperiren, jGDrlid
$2..227, 968 IN XoDn auS5ablcn l16 III Der
?elben 3eit Brobufte I'M QSert6 DON
T13,040,644 fabr;Siren.
Wtilltliippi Eat 1871 Tubrifcn nit
cineln 0eldnntfap;tnl opn II, SOL ia llto
elmer glrbeiteriorce pom 5,941 Berloneu,
ipelGe i1brltb $l,579,428 on Qobn besicben
uno fir IS, 134,758 Eaarcn fabci3iren.
SOuilian0 bat 2,351 fyubriteu nit
ci1em &apital bon ~&1S,3l3,974 uno 30,071
N1beitern, tpcldbe jdhrlid 81, 500, 40 an
GoDn erDaltcn ltno Tabrtfate tnl MecGbc bon
$24, 1896 prO0uSiren.
SHoSGdrDltna bat 1884 SQ6rifcn,
nit etnem Sapital BON So, 400 ,418 uno Ell
rcr NrbeiteritGrte bon Sal 8erlonen,
ipelde $1,543,715 an 2obn besieben uno
gSaaren im Mertbe bon $9,S58,081 fabri7
3tren.
SoDieI iiber ben Stan6 Der Sn6utrie i'm
Iugenteinen in oieieu bier Siiotaaten.
Gtnem @btca9oer, Der ietne Seimatbs1taot
ols WtaBltab anlegt, fonneu biele 3abIen
tretll9 n!1t lebr im9pniren, aber tper be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
@rttiid, Gpf1tttbi0.

vSritil0 Columbia" lit ein Same, Bel
Dem iih tpoDl ipcnige 2eier etluaS @}elole
DereS oenten perben. 0enn in ser Gbat
fonmt Ell III Ser @eltz uub Nltagsge1
i6i6te lebr penig, ooer au6 gar uidlt Dor.
SIS lit ser 9fame 6eSienigen 2anOltrt6eS,
tpel6sr 3ipiiden Dem Gerritorium Wa b
in9ton uno NlaSfa ltegt uno Der ais
cine britiide Golonie 81 benz &ronlanoe
(dominion) Canada gebort. Ottt anoern
Morten: es lit cine euslilde YrOptllS, Die
ie0r ungel6idtcr Seiie in bic Seer. Staaten
bineingel6obem lit uu6 bon 0otteS uno
Ge6tS tpege,l i6nen geb0ren loute.
9o6 aber mitrbe faum irgeno Semaro
an oieies yBrttil6 Columbia" geoa6t Gas
ben, penn ni6t benz pPremier>W (tnIlter"