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The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
FANCY GeCus.
FOR
We have in stock abou. rs dozen of Mems and

We have in stock about rs dozen of Mems and
Boys
Bicycle Shirts,
All styles and shades, which we can safely guar
antee to be fast coiors. and are to close out at
prices that will speak for themselves:
MOL.
Boys Bicycle Shirts. all colors, all wool, and
bargains at sl.l9.
Mems Patent Bicycle. all colors, all sizes. all
wool. aud bargain at sl.43. .
Mems Pieated Bicycle Shirts our own design.
made of the very nest flannel, oil colors and sizes
and q bargain at sISS.
Gents Bicycle Hose, heavy ribbed. all sizes and
colors only soc.
N. B.-The above prices are much lower than
they can be bought at, and 1t will be to your inter-
est to convince yoursef.
We also keep on hand very complete assort-
ment OF BATHING SUITS. TRUNKS, 6ATCH-
ELS and VALI5ES and guarantee the prices to
be is per cent. lower than any other house in the
city.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27

SIS Cashmere Panaoors s325
Remember h no IS antaons They all $325 pair
Over six hundr ID pair Nsec from
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
REDUCTION O.

grade Pantaoons $3.50 About
hundred 10 select Remember $3.50 pair
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27

WASHINGTON, OHIO T. WESTERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Trains arrive at and leave from b. & p. (sixlh
street) depot as follows
Accommodation arrives $3.50 n. M. daily
Mail arrives y. m. daily except Sunday.
Mail leaves u. IN. daily except Sunday.
Sunday.
ON sundays only q train will leave at sos p. M.
Time, 10th meridian.
Communication tickets not honored on Sunday
g. NJ. BRoPHY. Superintendent.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
A Short Vest Story.

Fancy
them aud them find
suit you take 1t along for $3.50
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27

Baby carriages sold on easy weekly OF
monthly installmentg al 5miths, NosIAaoNe
Jersey avenue nor1bYest. uThS''c neapest In
etallment house in he hltgg
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
Fat Mems Picnic.

Special Feast for those weighing anywhere from 200 400
$40 Suits Come take choice at $iS20 suit
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27

A. u. KEYEs. J, Il. SMITH.
Close Carriages Tor Weddings, Calls and Hecep-
tons. Boarding ana Livery stable. Wlllnfdn
Hotel atableu. corner 18th hnd II ats.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
REDUCTION F.
A Special Plum

Serge
So, worth all 90 at SIS each.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
REDUCTION D.
All of our Odds and Ends SIS Suits 90 at $3.50 Suit
REDUCTION E.

REDUCTION E.
chltrens Pated pair every
$3.50 suit.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

cHAs. E. rueH. eenefai H Manas ses'r agent
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19
JUST HEAR THE WOMAN.

At a literary meeting Mrs.
Dunway toasted the men as
follows: ''God bless 'em.
We halve their joys, double
their sorrows, treble their ex-
penses, quadruple their cares,
excite their affections, con-
troll Their property, and out
man9uvre themin everything.
In fact, | may say, without
a prospect of successful con-
tradiction, without 'em it
would not be much Of world
anyhow. We love EN-, and
the dear beings can't help it;
we control 'em, and the pre-
cious fellows don't know it.
AS husbands they are always
convenient, though not al
ways on hand as beaux they
are by no means matchless.
They are most agreeable visi-
tors; they are handy at State
Fairs and indispensable at
oyster saloons. They are
splendid as escorts for some
other fellows wife or sister,
and as friends they are better
than women. AS our fathers
they are ineXpressibly grand.
A man may be Il failure in
business, a wreck in constitu-
ton, not enough to boast of
beauty, nothing as a legislator
on woman's rights, and not
even very brilliant as a mem
Der of the press, but if he be
our own father we overlook
his shortcomings and cover
the pecadillos with the divine
mantle of chavity. Then, as
our husbands, how we love to
parade them as paragons In
the sublime language of the
inspired poet
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19

drink. Going into an alley
he found two longnecked
colored wine bottles. After
cleaning them and filing one
with water he placed then
in the tail pockets of his coat
and travelled up the street
II ill he reached a saloon
where he was unknown. He
rushed through the door and
up to the bar, and handing
the empty bottle to the bar
keeper painted out: MAN
smashed up: wall fell on him ;
most dead. Doctor wants
whisky The barkeeper
hurriedly filled the bottle with
the best in the shop, and
handed it to jim. The latter
put it back in his pocket, and
was about to depart when
the barkceper said; ooh,
no; can't play that game on
me. | know a trick worth
two of that. Pay for that
whisky or leave it here, or
there'll be trouble Jim
pleaded the urgency of the
occasion, but dead men had
no telrors for the barkeeper.
Jim suddenly frightened with
an idea. "I'll send a man
back with the money!. he
said. mot much. You leave
the bottle here, and when the
man comes with the money
he can have it, Jim as
scented, handed the bottle
back to the barkeeper, and
away. Half an hour passed,
and no one came for the
whisky. The barkeeper in
quired about the accident.
No one had heard Of it. He
looked, at the bottle, and it
was apparently all right. He
lifted it, and found it to be
full of something. Still sls-
picious, he poured part OF
it's contents into glass.
The profanity that man Of
sin gave utterance to when
he found the bottle con-
tanned only water was some
thing unusual.-Am. Paper.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19

outlook was up the Seine in
the direction of Paris ; this
was the chief window, ! was
told, of the room that had
been the private bureau-thc
study as we should Pc
haps call it-of the Emperor
Napoleon. At that window
he sat late on the afternoon
of 10Th July, 1870. 1t was
a fair scene that lay before
him. Out ON the lawn close
under his eye was the toy
railroad track that had been
one of the rare playthings of
his boy. But it was hardly
a time for admirlng scenery
or thinking about toys. The
dreamy-eyed man with bis
head on his chest had more
serious food for reflection.
War had been declared. The
Germans were mobilismg
like clock-work the French
were trying to mobilise,
and finding that the attempt
produced chaos. Olivier had
proclaimed his lightness of
heart in taking the arbitre-
men of war. 1t was in council
chamber next door where lie
B9uf had proclaimed the
army ready to the last button
on the last soldiers gaiter.
But the gloomy, brooding
man shared none of Ollivier's
msouciance; and he knew too
we'll how hollow had been
lie B@uf's swagger. Ever a
puppet, whose wires men with
stouter will pulled, he was
never a stupid man. His in
telligence was so keen'as to
impair his happiness; had he
been a duller man, he would
have had a much better time
of his spell of Empire. He
saw himself poised between
the all but certainty of a
revolution and the all but
desperate chances of a war.
In the one direction there was
no hope; in the other he could
not but realize there was only
aforlornho Forhe hadread
those ruthlessly lucid letters
of Stoffel, detailing the Ger
man preparedness; he had
seen that loyal officers finger
Of warning held sternly and
markedly aloft. He knew that
the sham Empire had deterio-
rated the once puissant French
army into nearly as great q
sham as itself.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19

Viscomt Bereheven, who
has just succeeded to the earl
dom of Bantry by the death
of his father on Tuesday, was
once trooper in the Life
Guards. Hewas a smartsoldier,
andmanya flagon was drained
in his honour by his old COM
rades on Wednesday, when
it become know that the Will
ON trooper had ''come in TO
own The new earl is in Aus
t, ALA at the present moment,
but Tot, | hear, beyond the
reach of The ''wire.' Rather
more then a year ago Wis
colpt Bereheven was under
stood to be engaged to a very
charming siIl.-LJe.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19


for January, entitled "Thc Emperor
and his Marshal"
TIE EMPEROR AND THE
PRINCE.
| have seen Napoleon III.
at the pinnacle of his hollow
splendor. From the German
piquet line ON the 2nd
August, 1870, | heard the
distant cheering on the Spich-
erenberg that greeted him
and the lad whom he had
brought from Metz to receive
that day his ''baptism of
fire. Again | saw him on
the morning after Sedan, as
the broken man-broken in
power, i'll prestige, in health,
in spirits-sat with Bismarck
on the grass plot in front of
the weaver's cottage on the
Donchery road. Next morn
ing | witne ed his departure
into the Wilhelmshohe cap
tivity. | have seen him dod-
dering about Brighton and
strolling under the beech
trees that encircle Chislehurst
Common. And for the last
time of all | saw that stolid
careworn face, as it lay on
the raised pillow of the bier
in the broad corridor of Cam
den Place; and when the face
was no more visible | wit
messed the coffin laid down in
the little chapel among the
Chislehurst elm trees. |
knew the boy of the Empire
when the chackles of the
Empire had fallen from his
limbs, and he was no longer
a buckram creature, but a
lively, natural lad. My ac-
quamtance endured into his
manhood. When the twilight
was falling on the rolling
veldt of Zululand, and his
days work in the staff tent
was done, he liked, as it
seemed to me, to gossip with
one who knew the other side
of the picture, about the early
days of the Franco-German
war-a war that had wrought
at once his ruin and his eman-
cipation. And finally, poor
gallant ladl / saw dimIy
through tears the very last Of
him, as he lay there dead on
the bloodstained sward by the
ltyotyosi river, with a calm
proud smile on his face, and
his body pierced by countless
assegai stabs. Men have
called his death ignoble.
Petty as was the quarrel.
wretched as was the desertior
that wrought his fate, | cal
him, rather, happy in the
opportunity of his death. Had
he lived, what of artifciality.
what of hollow unreality
might there not have been il
store for him AS it was. he
had moved in the world Il liv,
ghost better than this, surely
to be dead hero to enc
the Napoleonic serio-comed,
with his young face gallant,
to his assailants, and his life
blood drawn by the cold steel
THE EVE OF TIE FRANCO
GERMAN WAR.
| do not know how tin,
Palace of St. Cloud look
now; but when | saw it las
it was a CHASTITY fire-black
ened wreck. A German
piquet of infantrymen were
quartered in the roofess salon
where they had built them
selves a kind of shelter O
scorched tapestries and sign
n1 Capnnf .,cIa,No 4,,,,,, ,,-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19
THE COVETED DRINK.

A penniless vagabond of
Cleveland bethought himself
of a clever plan to obtain a
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19
"REMINISCENCES OF A WAR
CORRESPONDENT,

The following extracts are from
Archibald Forbes interesting article
in The English Illustrated Mogdzjne
for January, entitled "rhc Emperor
and his Marshall;
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19

During the voyage Of the
Swedish schooner NM0l, from
Boston to Brisbane, the crew
mutinied, murdered the cap
tain's son, who was second
mate, and attacked the chief
officer and captain while
asleep in their berths. The
two latter resisted successfully,
drove the mutineers between
decks, and when they We're
starved out and had to come
on deck, Captain Eustrom
shot dead the two ringleaders.
illustrated Australian Ne~s.
II think said a fond
parent, "that little Jimmy is
going to be poet when he
grows up. He doesn't eat,
and he sits all day by the fire
and thinks and thinks"
"You had better grease him
all over,' said Aunt Jemima.
"He's going to have the
measles. That's what ails
Jimmy.''-M.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-19

The strength of males in
creases rapidly from twelve
to nineteen years, and at a
rate similar to that Of the
weight, and more slowly and
regularly up to thirty years,
after which it declines at an
increasing rate to the age of
sixty years. The strength Of
females increases at a more
uniform rate from niue to
nineteen years, more slowly
to thirty, after which it falls
off in a manner similar to that
of males. -Eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
meltetom ,ss.S graNSestentuaD 1.

WG6reno man GLdtne, tpetl er cine
fatboLil1e Wfutter bate, ais Deritedten 6u>
tGoliten perl9rett, nm t6nl Bel republtfaniz
id)el1 Yroteltanten gu i6aoen, miro Sieve
neil CT ell1e gu tat1oltidelt 3meden
geltadte @elObetDtuigulg ntdt u1ter5et0~
llete, ais GatboIitenfetno Derld)rteen, I'M
t6ln bel fatholil 0en 0eInofraten 3u i6aoen.
Giner Der ausgeSei0netiten fatbDItz
SEN Brie1ter unO Gau5clreOner Oiez
les SanOes. Or. 30 @lDnn bon Der
ct. Stcp6anSfirbe in sc m 9 orf er=
lGBt 9egen breic 6inein5erruna Der Eelt9ton
III ben 9Sabltampf cite DDrtreffll6e Or
tlGrung, oeren OauptlteQen min bier f0l9clI
lQiien:
vg8ir 6at6oIifen uerlangen feline @unit>
%beSeugurgeu uno 8orredte; mir Oerlanget
ipeiter nid,ts ais Hedt ulo @ere9ttgteit.
9(u' baS @ei6n0b, baB Die Stimmen ber
&atDolifen ein5ig ourd) tDr 8orurtDctl Doer
tDre Sntereiien oils &at6oliten beitimnt
nilrben, tpGre Die bette Jte6tferti9ul1g beS
¬pnotDin gismu3. SD leIbit, ais etlt
geDoretler 9telp gorter, battle eS flir netlte
Yflid)t, mih our0 2elen Der 3ettunaen
itber Die 0ilentltdcn @ugeIegen6etten St lllt>
terri6tcn; ober t6 ieDe nidt Elm, iDte SEE
manD Bios DeSipegel1, neil er Elm 1atboltf
iii, Sic Domination @leUelan0's init
Wunit ODER ullgunlt betrahteu f0nnte.
S0 babe nod ME geb0rt, DAB Die BON
Gounerneur @IepeLano befol9te Boiittf
tatDolitelfcinblth Jet, uno tpiirDe eS fir
ein grDBeS ltu9liiG 6alten, tpenn u1tlere
@eiitIidfett eth iolGeS Borurtbeil unter6alz
ten lolte. Sel6lt tDenn Der @ouperneur
bic llniprii6e eilISelter &atbOlitcn auf
9tenter uno ioniti9en @influB unberiiGiids
tigt g~elaiien, ia iel6it tDenn CT et1e DlaBz
regel, all tpelhcr &atDoltfen Sntereile Datz
ten. uiiht gebiuigt Daben lpate, 10 mare bieS
teir @runo, leine 8ertpaltun9 als cine
Observation-Disclosures gu be3et6nen. @r mag
Die trtftiglten 0riinoe gebabt baben, per-
lonltden 2lnIprii6en e1ttgegen5utreten, 10
OaB iei1e Sppoiition ais 8flt6t erl6ten.
OaSlelbe gilt aud bon OtaBregeln, ipel>
6en er ietue 8tGtgung Oerid9te. Sd
fir meinen She'll CLAUDE bon SeOerln0nll,
beion0ers pDn ben UtGnllern IN ueranttDorts
Iid)en Steuuh9en, baB lire Nbiidbtet eDrens
bait ltno, bis baS @egentheiL betpie1eu miro.
Q8enn Der @ouoerneur cine WiaBregel fir
DerfaliungStpiorig poer untpetie era6tete
ltD lie besbalb beanltaltoete, 10 ahtc tb
i'm, lelblt ipeni1 er it6 irrte, nm 10 bDber
tpegen beS Don t6m troB Der Qodun0ell Der
0pltsgunit betDcilenen moroltl6en WtutbeS.
vMpQtc @ott, baB mir all otele peroerb1
li6en l1nteri6eibungen 3tptl6e1 9tell9lo1
men aus uuierem polttii6en Gebcn belettt1
gen uno unS ais ette ein5tge groBe dlnerte
fanilbe Station betra6ten tOnnte1, Die rlad
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21

Al fur6tiam nm ibr &e6t auf iebe @efahr
bin al ~bebaupten, ludten IS bur6 etlt
l6etnbar unparteiii0es Sdieos9eri9t
All e~rlangen. bon Dem iie I'M 0oraus getpiB
3t iein elaubten, baB es I ii T iie %. b. tir
GiIoeu) enti6etber tperbe. - 0ie Gepublt@
taner gingen barauf elm, tDetl tie tbrerz
leits bot etnemt geiualtlantet tStaats>
ftreid 3nriidbebten. Sic paten gang
barallf gefaBt, iid aus elmer ullbaltbar ge>
morbenen Stsaung unter Dem l0lbens
ben 0eGmantel elmer l1ie6Sgertdtltbc1
Gutideioung suriit3ieben 81 mIfien. =
polte eS Der unitern Der Oemofratelt
unb Der @lidSitern Der 8fepublifaner, Dab
Die @eiebgebung bon Suinots ben Gtnen
SO a II II burh beiien Stimme 3tlben's
9ted)t bate 3ur @eltutg gebra6t tperoen
loQelt, aus benz S.s8. >@ertht III ben Gee
nat perieBte. unb MN aing Der id0n atls
geIegte 4lan febl. - Die 0elnotrattld)e
Nartei itolperte in Die @rube btnein, tpel6e
file flr Die republifaniihe gegrabet batte:-
SiIoen tparo 6urd Die S6~ienbumnbett Der
oemofratihe @eieB9ebun9 BON
SGiuoiS uu1 Die 9raiiOenti6ait Dbe@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21

tuary laws" aus, mel6e Die 8iirger plagcn
lno beetntrdhtieen. Nber Gin vsumptuary
law" TT nur elm @eieb, tpeldes Die Nusgas
ben bet Burger fir Nabrung Good, &let7
Der nno 6ansratb beidrdntt. Inter fetneH
unltGnoen 1T Elm burd Die StaatSDerfals
Jung altsgelprodeneS 8erbot ber0ere
itellunG BON 8ter. Metn IN D
9 hn1ps ais ei1 vsumptuary law" Sl
be;etdneil. = @egen iolhe 9erbote erfldrt
lth allo Die bernofratiI6e Bartet II d t.
So, nod mebr; Der Btdtforns NusldIB
bat dNsoraGli1 cine GrflGrung 9egen
oteielben abgeleDnt. SIS lag inn nGm=
LID Elm Nntrag folgenbet Sil6altS Dor:
uOic bemotratiihe gartet ertlGrt: baB
bic natiirIi6er, angeborenen &e1te beS
Wlenl6en, 10 LANCE Die Nusiibulg oerielben
ni6t Die Gehte 9lnDerer Derlebt, aud
Il t6t our6 BITE MebrDett Der
Sttnmgeber zines 8eSirtes poer
Staats seritDrt ober p%erfiir5t tperoen
pilrfen; - uno oaB bas bloBe DC s a L
len Der W2 ebrbett ali Der Nrt urlo
Mctle, tpie ette MtnoerDeit bon iDrer per-
lpnliGen Sreibeit (ohne 8erlebung cel 9feha
te Nnberer) @ebrau1 madt, iene 81 b u
belt Mot bere0ttgt, ourd @eleB
ooer Berto ungSbeIt I III III ung
bic auf bas Wenl6enre6t begrlnz
oete perlonlt6e VretAeit SIT SeritOren."
Oteler Sel6luBantrag berano Itd IN ben
9Gnoen Bill Otorrtion'5, tpel6er BARN ben
Wfetnung51 Nu5oruG letner Deutl6en Bar@
tetgenoiien 3u ieben @runo bate; aber
mas 9eldab bamit? @r lparb in 0en papier<
fDrb ge1tedt nlb itatt ieiner lene feige,
ni6tSlager1be @rfldrung eegen vsumptuary
laws" angenommen, nit tpelder man fei>
men 9uuo bonn Sfen Inden fnnr. Gs geb6rt
Elm neberntaB bon tlGgli6er 0ebtentenbafs
ttgfett bd3u, UNI III Dte1er Grtldruitg
etne ShuBtpebr gegen Die toue nr1o frede
@epaLtberrl6aft Der Waliers 0aGunfen IN
Sonia unb Tanl las gu leben.
Die bemofratti6e gartet bate es In Der
Sanb 9ebabt, our6 cine idarfe, b0uig unz
stuetpeuttge Griegsertldrung 9e9en Die Gers
getpaltigung Der Wftnoerbett bur6 cine fas
natilhe Wfe6rbeit bic meiiten oeutiden 9tes
publitaner gu ftp beriiberau3teben. @enn lc
ou9 nut 0 Diel, rte ber leBte benlotrattide
Gtaatsconpent bon Suinots lber bic Ternz
%peren;frage 9eiagt b6tte, wiirbe ite piele
Tauienoe Stimnen bon beutI1en See
publifanert er6alten baben. Mber iie bat
IT'D biele giinitise @ele9enbett ente
geben laiien. Barum? Die Demofratii6e
Stem Srleqnier 8ettung gtebt Die @nttport
oarauf: WeiI In allen e6emaltgen SflaDen>
itaaten bic Sernperen5ler ibre 6auptitdrte
in Der b e III 0 frat den Bortet ftnoen.
Den StlaDertunfern bes Suoens gegeniber
tparen bic oeutihen 9emofraten pes Jtpr=
oells nowhere. llnb Das puBten tie
audi ieIbit oarun1 tparer tie i'm Sonbent
10 itumm ipte ole Slide. Sic nuBten, baB
ie bort mig to iegaen" batten unD ~begnitgz
ten ftd alio beideibentlt6 bamit, tnpenoiG
gu ratlonntren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
Gin northumberland.

Ser am Is. unD 10. SUM- IN Sloot1ttf1g>
ton oboehaLtene Staatsconpent bet YrD>
btbtttpniiten BON SIltnptS bat
Elm eigenes vStaatstidet" aufgeiteQt, nit
benz GemperenSler S. .. 0obb5 bon
Chicago ais @0nperneurSfanbta
Bat. 6err 9obbs bat Jest Die Ganotbatllr
fDrn1lth angellommen, ullo Die 0drptltel>
len beS S1reibenS, in pel6em er otelen
Gnti1luB ontinoist, belagen Solgenbes:
v0er Sanoel nit 9~eiittaen '@etrGnfcn lit
etn rtelt9eS i'm 9anSen Ganoe beltebenoes
ltebel. 9te Brobi6itionSfrage bat cine
@r0Be ol1genommen, ipel6e tie bere6tt9t,
bon Der berr16enben 8artei anerfannt 3u
tpcroen. 9[6er Der republtfanii6e Natios
naIconuent unb StGatSconpent bat bon Der
aan5en Srage ntdts tptiien molten, unb bic
0ei6t6te Der republtfanil0e 8drtet aetgt,
baB tie Den Snterefien Der getlttge1 @etranfe
freunolt1 lit urlo nit lbuen tnsSunoe' 1tebt.
Ser oemofratii6e Gpnpent bieieS Staates
iprtdt tibn in Worten, bic nidt miBoers
itanoen peroen f0n1en, leine Tein0l6aft
gegen Brpbtbitton aus. Darum bin th
bon 6erSeN bamtt einperitanben, baB Der
Staotsconpent Der 8robtbittpniiten ieiu
eigenes vStaatStidet" aufgeiteIt bat u1l6 i0
CLAUDE, IS lit iebt 3ett, 0aB ale guten BIrS
ger ith our InterDrIGung bieleS rieItgen
uebels suiammentbun uno nereiuigen."
!6obbS lit Elm rei0er unb an9elebener
&aufmann in Chicago, mar I'M porisen
Sabre BrGltbent Der bieIigen 8Drie, pohnt
auf Der beutlhen 9toroleite uno 9ebDrte bis
iebt 3ur republifanii9en Bartet, croft aber
9e9en bteie, neil ite ii6 peoer in Sainois
nod in ibrem ytattonal>@ onpent sur T0rz
Der Brnhibition bergegeben bat, unb
mill ite fir btele vSlnoen" oaour9 3i6s
tigen, 0aB er 0urb 6inii6er3tebullg tenn
perenSfreunblt6er 9tepublifaner ms SrOs
btbitiDnslager, bet oemofratti6en Bartet
bieies 6taateS unb ibrem Satnoiier Banz
nertrGger 9arrtion in Die SGuoe arbeitet.
Nnt unmittelbariten uno feinblthiten
ri6tet it0 bte StanOioatur oeS 9errn 6ob6s
segen ben frejiinniaen republifanti6en
Observation-Disclosures OeIeSbp. Ser
6obbs lit nidt 10 etnfdltis, INN 81 glauben,
baB ct gepd6lt Derben t0nne; dber letn
8eitreben lit es, S9LesbD 10 Dtele Sttn1nten
tpe9sunebmen, DAB bieier Dur6 Sarrtlon
geldbla9en perben fam. Sn Den 9lugen
Der Ocuti6en miro oas Quitreten oes6errn
t6obbs benz General SglesbD getpiB nt6ts
id)d0eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21

nt6ts ais @ere6tigteit un6 alei6er 9sretz
belt fir Que itreht! Sober @brenman1t
ina ft6 BEL elmer Nabl MIR fragen, mas
fit bas augemeine g8Dbl am 3utrGQli6lten
lit. 9b Der gerin9ite OOer Der b0dite 8ez
ante gu unierer &eligion aeb0rt, ooer nint,
oies ioQte ni6t in 8etra6t fommen. Die
5ieli9ion wirb nur gu oft ais 0sGmantel
BON beu6lerti6en 0elnagogen miBbraudt,
bellen eS an ben @runola8en Der @9rltdteit
nao @o6rbeit febtt. 2lu1 Der Wtann, oeiz
ien Stimme 6ur6 bic angebli6e &eli9ion
Der Wutter oes Sanbibaten beeinfluGt miro,
it bes itol5en 3itels uno Der 0te6te zines
atnerifanii6en Burgers unwirOig."
Qlm S6LuB Ueroammt alio Oieier tpetle
Prteiter aud 0te, pel1e gegenSlaine reliz
gi6ie GorurtbeiIe erregen, tpdbrenD Der gr0z
bere She'll iciner GrtlGrung bic religiOien
0eBereleu 9egen GlepeIanO peripirft. Nroz
teltantii6e uuO fat6olii1e Tanatifer iollten
Die Mfa0nunsen bieies buloiamen un6 paz
triptil0en fatDOLii6en @eiitli6en beberz
3iQeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21

pan un6 Sitin6ien bonbelt, lonft aber mare
bod wObl 2anOeslpra1e oas rId'
tieere.
Sen Mormpnen iagt 9err Blaine.
baB fe auf 8ulaiilnG utab'S ols Staaf
nitbt re6nen oiirfen, 10 Iange tic Die Ntel:
weiberei beibebalten. &eligipnsfreibett lei
feline J1e6tfertiguug iir 5repel ae9cn pas
@eieB. 8as Der WienId glaube, oas
fiimmere ben Staat alerDin9S ntdt, ipoDl
aber mas CT tbue. vOie Sretbett pes
@inSelnen bort auf, ND Die Jtedte Der @e>
ieuI6aft be9innen."
S,t 8etreff Der 8Gbrun g frage be-
fleiBtat iiG 6r. Blaine oerlelbet oratels
baften 2neioeuti9feit, pie bic ElattOrne1
beiDer Yarteiem; B. b. er uerlaMgt 0ol0
uno Silber, ipridt ben Wunlb aus. naB
cine gemeinl6aftlide DDlferreGtlide 2gers
tbung Der bciben WtetdLle geflnoer neroelI
nlDae, ia0t ober tein Nort barber ipas lll>
sinti6en, B. +. 10 lanae ais unicr Sllber@
Dollar MIR flint Sebitel zines @olohoI4ors
,pertb lit, in 0eiug arf Die 4tGguug 9eS
ideben lol.
Mud in 8etreff Der Oifentliden 2dnoes
reien (oaB tie fir iDirflihe Nnlteoler oorS
behalttil bleiben iOLeu uno oaB tire Vers
GuBerung in groBen Stlden oil Auslaloer
ner6itet perDen loate), Der 8orberung Der
9tbeoerei uio Der Si6erun9 Der WablfreIs
belt umldrei6t Qr. Blaine Lepi8lid Die arIf
oieie @egeuitGnbe be5iigltDen SdBe Der re5
publifanti6en 4latfprm.
24es in NGem lGBt it6 bon benz 8rtefe
Iagen, baB CT Elm re6t aeluanot gei6riebener
9ufiab lit, beiien Sauptfebler IN lelner
banbpurmarti9en 2Gugc beite6t. QSenn er
cine Wtuiterprpbe Der 8oti6aften letl lol,
Die man bon benz g ri tbenten Blaine
su errparten bdttc, bann @uape @ott ben
arrten 3eitungSmenI 9en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
nusloler &06er, auf einem gro6ibitionss

nusloier Sober, auf etnem Brobibitionss
Yrogranlule gu oienen?
Den 0eutiden bon &anias, pie
benen bon So a, babcn mir iett elmer
&eibe bon SSabren geratben, it'd ge9en bic
oprtiQen republifanti6en SemperensbOrben
BEN emofrate an3uiNlieBen.
llhD erIt por einiaen Gagen babeil tpir es
fiir estedtfertist crtldrt, baB Die OortIgen
Oeutlden 9tepublitaner iDre @rbttterung
iber bie @eipaltberridaft Der 8robibitionSs
repubIifnuer naburd) betpeiien, bag ie fir
Gleuelauo thinner. Dns obe1 beipros
d)ene i9euBlide @ebabren Der 0tepublitaner
bon GaniaS miro fte in bielem Gntl6lulIe
nod beitdrten.