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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15
WIT AND WISDOM.

1t is less pain to learn in youth
than to be ignorant in age.
After evil came into the world,
work was given as an antidote, not a
punishment.
1t is difficult for rich man to be
humble, but impossible for proud
man to be wise.-Lady'S Journal.
When you know a thing, to hold
that you know it; and when you do
not know thing, to allow that you do
not know it-this is Neutrality-suspicious.
fucius.
Can a mule driver be a Chris
tianp" is a recent conundrum. He
might if he tried very hard, but he
would have to give up driving mules
Philadelphia Call.
james, who was trying to sew
new button on his coat, murmured:
'"They say there's a new yacht that
makes fifteen knots an hour, but this
thread makes twenty knots minute"
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
-'Now, darling, will you grant me
one favor before gop" eyes, George,
1 will," she said, dropping her eye
lashes and getting her lips in shape.
"What is the favor can grant you?"
"Only little song at the piano, love.
am afraid there is dog outside wait
ing for me, and want to scare him
away" -Philadelphia Call.
I Never leave your clothes on the
line all night" remarks the household
department of an exchange. Well, yes,
it better to hang them over the back
of chair in your own room. Then if
you should happen to oversleep a few
hours you won't have to go shining
around the back yard in the day time
grabbing up your Observation-Disclosures
HaWkeye.
This introduction gives me great
pleasure, believe me-" frankly ex-
planned Brown, when introduced to a
popular society actress. ''Really, you
Halter me, Mr.. Brown" mot at all
have worshiped you from distance
for over twenty years and" Brown
is still engaged racking his brain trying
to find out why the actress cut him
short, and has since declined to recog-
nize him when they accidentally met
| Boston Post
The other day a green-looking
young fellow = though he evidently
lived in the city--went into dry-goods
store and walked up to one of the lady
clerks, and the following conversation
occurred II want to get four yards of
wide ribbon for girl" "All right,
sir. What color do you wantp' ~
don't know; l just want four yards of
| ribbon, that's all" 'Yes; but we
ought to give her some color that will
suit her. Is she blonde or brunettep'
''She amt neither; she's a hired girl "
l-Chicago Tribune.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15
FACTS AND FIGURES.

Texas has shipped and sold out OF
the State 4,707,976 head of stock since
1866.
I'm 1875, when William 4. Aston
died, he had 720 houses on his rent roll
The present number of Astor houses ex-
coed |, 200, the whole estate being val
ued at about S50.000,000, producing an
income of S3,000,000 year.-N 4.
Times.
The Medical Record estimates that
among / 200 doctors the annual death
rate ranges between fifteen and twenty
five, making a yearly loss of 1.SO0
physicians out of our 10000. But the
supply is such as to remove all cause
of apprehension, for the number of
our medical graduates in 1928 was
1919, more than double the estimated
number of deaths.
The biggest blank book probably
ever used in the country is the ledger
of the Assistant United States Treasurer
at New York. 1t cost $40, and weighs
as much as half dozen babies. 1t is
10 inches long, IS inches wide. and con-
tains 1850 pages. 1t is made of the
best paper, and one is issued every year.
There are some big envelopes here, yell
low Manila fellows, costing S2l.20 q
thousand, and being ia inches long by
14a inches wlde.-.N Y. San.
There are now 22S submarine tole-
graph cables, all told; some of them
merely connecting islands with the
main shore, or crossing narrow straits
and arms of the sea, others thousands
| of miles in length. There is no direct
| AAtr f,.in nd
lea, but messages can be sent between
these portions of the globe via Cuba or
the United States and Europe, or in
some cases simply via Portugal through
the Brazilian and South African cables.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The annual compilation of the latest
military returns from the States shows
the organized militia TO be 81 ,261 non
commissioned officers and men, and
6.So2 commissioned officers, while the
unorganized militia of the States ag-
gregates 6, 419,912. New York has the
largest organized militia force, having
1919 men and 7SS commissioned of
ficers. Pennsylvania is second, with
7,454 men and 552 officers. Florida
ranks third, having 6, 261 men and 400
officers. Ohio fourth with 5,515 men
and $50 officers.-M. T. Tribune
William Haines, of Hoosick Falls.
N. j., is evidently a good farmer. His
farm contains 211 acres, and yielded
last year 1900 bushels of beets, $500
bushels of oats, 2,344 bushels of corn in
the ear, 237 bushels of rye, 147 barrels
OF potatoes, and 700 tons of ensilage. II
addition to these products there were
purchased corn and mill feed to the
large amount of $1,000. There were
kept Z horses and ~ cows-number O
pigs not stated. The sales of butter
amounted to S3.8S33 81, and of pork t.
So, 54234, making total of 1901
being equal to an average of almos
S35 per acre for the entire area occu
pied.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15
ENSNARED.

Deep IN a vast primeval wood
My half-decaying cabin stood
its walls were messy, and its floor
Win stain and mold was darxened DER.
1nerein dwelt, aloof from care,
Alohe with fancies sweet and rare.
Long after dawn lay in bed
ana heard the woodpecker overhead
beat on the roof his rafting call
ana heard the wind waves rise and fall
whist from afar. worn keen and thin,
rant memories of the world came in.
At noon, the wood was strangely still:
NO nuttering wing no tapping bill;
Shadow and sunshine side by size
Drowsed in slim aises and vistas wide;
Even the brooks voice, rich and full,
Seemed slowly lspsing to a lull.
When night came on. the owl came, too:
HOO-hoO hoO-hoo. hOo-hOo-oo-Oov"
And sly, faint foothills. here and there,
betrayed the hesitatlng hare:
whilst in the tree-tops, dark and deep,
The wind sighed as a child asleep.
Daytime, or nighttime all was well
With light or dew Gods blessings fell.
For cOarser dreams had no room,
My heart was like lily bloom,
And every song ! sang was sweet
AS the blue violets at my feet.
But ut the last all unaware,
Unlucky bird touched the snare,
And lin the oity's meshes wound)
My cabin never more found,
Nor that sweet solitude where naught,
save Nature, helped me when | wrought.
Maurice Thompson, IN HdrDeTs Nd0dztnc
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15
ITo BE Continued

Novel ideas do not all originate in
New England. A Frenchman is to be
credited with good one. He was recent
ly burned out by fire originating in the
apartments of his neighbor, a widow,
and well insured. 1t was shown that the
fire was caused by her carelessness. So
when she received her insurance money
he brought suit for damages and won
his case. If this principle is to obtain.
we shall hear of fewer accidental fires.
-I1adia1lapoliS Journal.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15

one of the party. had been SO common
place before, but which now could
never be so again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Persons whose lungs are impaired or
have thr0at diseases should not 70 10 the
soashore, ae tho air IL always poisonous
10 such troubles. Use DR.. Blgolow's
Positive Cure; II cures coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis, Nethmn, influenza and
all throat and lung diseases. MOntgom'
cry u Co., druggists, DEBORAH, H., say
1--WE ore having Il run on Positive Cure,
lt gives universal satisfaction" Price
SOC and ST. trial bottles free Of Durbln
WRIGHT ~ Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says Having received 80 much benefit
from Electric Btters, | feel II my duty
TO let suffering humanity know IL, Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have
10 have the bone scraped or leg ampu
tated, used, instead, three bottles oI
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck
lens Arnica Salye, and my leg is now
sound and we'll" Electric Btters arC
sold at Atty cents % bottle, aud Buck
lens ArnicN salye NJ twenty-five cent
per box by 7, II, Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

tB- Pretty asa Picture, Twenty.four
beautiful cOlOrs Of the Diamond Dyes,
for Silk, Wool, Cotton, etc., 10 cents
each. A dbild can use with perfect sue
cess. Get NJ once NJ your druggists,
Wells, Richardson q Co., Burlington,
Vermont.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
FuRNITuRE.
Buy Furniture Cheap
Large Sales {!
Light Expenses!
Low Prices
Hair OlSth Parlor Sets, I

Hair Olpth Parl0r SeJs,
pieces, at SPV.Vu
marble Top French Dress
or, Chamber sets, Walnut, 4b,OO
Enameled Chamber Sets,
pieces, l6'vU
Ex. Terry covered Lounges, 6,OO
marble top ParlOr Tables, ~
y36 In, top, B'OO
Cano Seat Chairs, por Ia dOz 4.4O
Wood seat '' " " FAC
lJOttage Dedsteads, 2.7b
Extension Tables, per II, 10
And all other goods at extremely
low figures, The assortment Of
ParlOY Suits fully twice aslarge 90
any In Cleveland, Pier and Man
tie Mirrors, Hall Racks SidebOardp
Book Cases, &c., In great variety,
at low prices,
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any place
In Stark County without extra charge.
], B, McCTea's WaIeIO0ms,
~ and 40 East Tuscurawas ~.
,pr1.W CANYON. ODIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

The best medical authorities aoknowl.
edge the great value OF Ayers Cathartic
Pills, and frequently prescribe their use
with the utmost confidence, well know.
ing that they are the most elfectual
remedy ever devised for diseases caused
by arrangements Of the stomach, liver
or bowels.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

MIR WILLIAM PURCELL, resting editor
Of tho Rochester onion, writos u card
withdrawing the epithot imputed u
him of "m0lal leper" as applied II
Cleveland, llls investigation OF the
charges persuade him that Cleveland
has been slandered,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

IF Blaine had witnessed al The pomp
and circumstance of glorious war, his
mind might now revert 10 the period
that "ante.dated the splendid deeds Of
war;" That IL the time when Blaine
was n Know Nothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

McRlNLEY's champion at Massillop Ia
John II. Williama, the ex.mlnor Can
not the Major furnish Williams the
wherewlth TO llQuldute his old aud pi led
up whisky BILLS M well ~ TO keep him
supplied through the campaign
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

DANIEL, the Prohibition Vice presl.
Dental candidate, has record c0lncl'
dent with Blalnes enrly career. He be-
came q PrOhIbitlonist after being u
Know Nothing. In his later years bis
honest record diyerges from Blalno's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Prompt relief In eick headache, digzi'
ness nausea. constipation, pain. In the
aide, etc., guaranteed 10 those using Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Quo pill . dose
2bc, augi- GIN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont
states. After being Intellectually treoted
by seyentoen different doctors for Scro'
fula and blood dlaoaae, was cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him for
nrnnf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

SO Mr.. Blaine brings suit against the
indianapolis Sentinel. Tho story hrst
appeared IN the Chicago Times. The
suit will bo withdrawn after the cleo.
tion. Mr.. Blaine can "aesume o virtue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
"Rough on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice

Rough on Rats" clears out Rats Mice
l5c.
Trough on Corns," for Corns, BuniOns'
lbc.
Thin people. "Wells' Health Re-
newer" restores health and yig0r, cures
dyspepsia, sc. 81,
"ROugh on ToOthache," instant relief
l6c,
Ladies who would obtain freshness
and ylyacity don't fail to try wells
Health Remover"
"Bucha-paiba," great Kidney and uri'
nary cure,
Flies, roaohes, anla, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, cleared out by Rough on Rata
l5c.
"Rough on Coughs" troches, i5e;
liquid, 26c,
For childIen, slow Ia development,
puny and delicate, use wells Health
Remover"
"Rough on Dentist" Tooth Powder.
Try II, lbc.
Nervous weakness, dyapepsla, sexual
debility cured by "Wells' Health Re-
newer" 81.
Mother swans Worm syrup, for fever
ishness, worms, constipation; lasteless'
25c,
singing, irritation, all Kidney and
Urinary complains cured by "Buchu-
paiba" 81,
Night sweats, fever, chills, malaria,
dysdepsla, cured by "Wells' Health Re-
II, WeT."
My husband (writes a LADY, IL three
times the man since using wells
Health Remover"
IL YOU are failing, broken, worn 0uI
and neryOua, use wells Health Re
newer" 81.
Prevalence OF kidney complaint u
America; "BuChu'palba" Ia a quick
complete cure. w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
III, Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

MOsE5 WILLIAMS Secretary,
Darwin Il Ware. William H. Forbes
Samuel Hoar MoorAeld Storey phln-
cas- Pierce jdbpz Fox, George V, ley
erctl, L, Il, Raymond, "a, Charles y
Fox, Stephen N, Weld, Samuel NJ
Quincy WlusiOw Warren, c, Q. Jack
sUn, Archibald NJ Howe, A. j, 9. Sow
don, Executive Committee,
lG6 Washington street, Boston, Angus
9th, 1854,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

ben Der ginleser ii6 auf $3.50, S3s 4. be-
Lief. SIM 6ebruar betrus bas @utbaben
Der Ginleser our3idnittli9 7.57 f., bas
sesen i'm DECEMBER l4.s1 r.. Die ginles
ger baben alio banu9 bur9 pieberbulte
3ablungen ibr @utbaben persrDBert unb
sebSren oesbalb gu ben wirtli5en Sparern.
Bon bieien waren l79 1887 Stubenten anb
Sdiler, 42,4lo &inbsr, 40, 299 Sanbs
werter, % ,437 Sienitboten, 2 1,649 9ris
patleute, "a, oil Seamte, $500 @ebi bren,
Yrofeioren &iinitler &C.
= Sn Der S%trafanitaIt su @ariten in
Steinermart peranitalteten, wie i9on telez
srapbii9 9emelbet, Die @efansenen, neil
iie nit Der Soft unb 8ebanbluns unSufries
BEN paren, in Der &irde wdbrenb bes Ha9s
mittasssottesbienites cine &epolte. 9luf
Elm sesebenes 3ei9en ffiirmten iie sesen
ben Mtar los, 10 baB Der 9farrer fi6ten
muBte. Oas bsreit gebaltene Militdr
brans NIT benz 8aionet auf bic Strdfinse
elm, BON benen swan3is lei6t, a9t i9wer
perpunbet wurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Sert1te iber oen Saatenitano
tint WeSten.

Gus benz Horbweiten einlaufen6e ges
ri6te beitdtisen bic bisberisen sanitissn
Melbunsen iiber ben S~aatenitanb. Sn
Dem 0te6 &iuersGbaIe iopie in benz nOrbs
Ii9en 0atota lit Der @eisen a bis 5
3oa bod unb bat elm sutes 4usieben. Sn
Soparb, Oafota, 1T man NIT Dem Yflans
zen bes Well9torns beinabe fertig. Weis
ter iiibli9 bat Der Mais bereits seteimt.
Sn Winer County pirb auf erit urbar ses
ma9tem Qanbe piel Sla9s seidet. gu
&ibton 1T Der 8eiSen unsefdbr 4 3oa bod,
iinb iinb in feinem friiberen Sabre sur aes
.senwartisen Subres3eit bic 9usii9ten fir
cine quite @rnte better seueien ais isst.
&ebfielb unb Iberbeen beri6ten, baB aue
Saaten ii9 in einsm pielperipre6enben
Suifanbe befinben.
SIM iibli9en Winneota ~leiitete bic
trofene Witteruns Der letten Gage ben
Sarmsrn erpiini6tsn 0ori9ub, unb &esens
uetter trat bann our re9ten i3eit elm.
neberau i'm Staate, mo es 9eresnst bat,
baben bic Saaten elm iippises ausieben.
Set 8 Sabren finb in Soma bic Grns
teausii9ten fir @strsibe, @ras unb Obit
ni9t 10 siinftis sepeien wie bisies Sabr.
SIN bieiem Staat ma9t Wfais erfreuli9e
Sorti9ritte. 0a bas @stter sinitis lift,
finb bic Sarmer INNER uo9 am Yflansen.
9afer, NIT wel9em in bieiem Sabre elm
Iueientli6 srOBeres areal beiteat lit, wis
IN friberen Sabren, beredtist gu ben
f61niten Grmartunaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

ON 60. cine nelie Gplonie BON Mennos
niten, aus 100 Samilien beitebenb, niebers
lahen. 0ieie Samilien fommen Direct
BON Eurfeitan, wobin iie uOn benz iiibli9en
&uBlanb aussewanbert finb.
Der Serausseber bes vSeraIb" in
Omaha ma9t auf bic Sbatiade aufs
merriam, baB Die firsli9 a~bsebaltene bes
mofratii9e Staatsconpention pon See
brasfa beidlo1en bat, Oelesaten CUR Nas
tionalsG Convention gu ienben, wel9e gu
Sun item elmer rabicalen Garif &eform
finb.
= Gon 8 m a + a mirb mitsetbeilt, bas
ioeben s. .. Siesel pom Isw gort ais
Serteter zines beuti9lanbii9en Spnbicats
in ben Counties eincoln, &eitb, Cheyenne,
Sasper unb Oowion rs, 900 @fer 2anb
gum Dur9i9nittspreiie pom 81. 25 pro Nder
ansefauft bat. Die Smaba'er yOeutide
Seituns" iast: Scr Sertauf uon rs, 600
9ldern 1T elmer Der bebeutenbiten, Der ie IN
bieiem Staate sema9t wurbe, unb mir
seben uns Der 9%Ofinuns bin, baB ST. STEM
nOlbs, Der bieiise Isent bes Srn. Siesel,
in ieinem Seitreben, nod mebr Oeuti9e
bierber gu sieben, grfols baben wirb.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
DtSconfn.

- Gin Wann nnb cine S~rauensperion,
bic ii9 gb. unb Gaa Burton nannten unb
aus Detroit, Mi9., gu fommen bebaupte>
ten, iino Su Wilwaufee auf bic 2lnz
i9ulbisuns, peri9isbene &aufleute mittels
falider Gbeds i'm @ansen nm etpa $1,000
betrosen su baben, perbaftet worben. Der
Wfann lit %, bas SrauenSimmer 20 Sabre
alt. Oiamanten unb anbere wertbpole
S9mudia6en, welde bas So9itaplerpaar
in Detroit eri9w:nbelt bate, purben in
Milwaufee'r Yfanbldben p%orsefunben. Die
9auner iouen aud Chicago unii9er ses
mu9t baben unb waren serabe i'm 8esriff,
na9 ct. Saul su seben, ais iie uerbaftet
wurben.
= Die Chicago, Milwaufee unb ct.
Saul G~iienbabns@ eieui9aft bat ii9 anbeis
i9is sema9t, ibre Sise nod Scr safe
binein su fibren unter Der Bebingung, baB
bic gewobner bes Stabt9ens ibr bic Yferz
bebabn iibertrasen unb s~eniisenben @runb
fir bic erforberli9en Gan9irseleiie unb bic
Sabnbofs @ebaube seben. Die @eiammts
foiten werben auf sl2 600 peranidla9t, unb
slaubt man, baB bic seute bic 8ebinsuns
erfiiuen werben.
- Mittwo9 Na9mittas D. 90. wurbe
Salentin @areloB, elm Sniai1e Der Solbas
t%enbeimatb, auf Der Prairie bu gbien gabn
in Der Ndbe Der iosen. Sbree Wtile Bride
pon einem einfabrenben 3use tobtsefabren.
= Sn Columbus 1T bic unter benz
Namen Yintepe befannte &ranfbeit unter
ben Bferben aussebro6en, unb piele Yferbe
iinb babur9 a~rbeitsunfdbis ssworben.
= Set es befannt seworben, baB Der
IN Milwautee peritorbene Wm. SOAR
neil $500, 600 our SeItreitun9 BET Soften
Don Experimental nit 0uftf9iffen unb be-
ionbers nit Der bon CHARLES s. &i6tel in
bridgeport, Conn, erfunbenen Slusmas
i9ine bilterluiien bat, iinb benz Suleet se>
n~unnten 9errn unsablise griefe non 9eus
ten 3%ugegauseu, bic ebenfaas Slusmai9is
men erfunben baben wouen unb nun INN
etpas @elb bitten, um experimentation gu
f0nnen.
- Sn Wisconiin lit bic Nusii6t aui
cine quite @eiSenernte pielperipre6eno.
@enn ni9t neutrality-suspicious. llnfdae eins
treten, 10 wirb bic grnte bes Sabres 1884
beinabe 10 reid, wie Die bes beriibmt seies>
neten Sabres 1882 iein.
= Sn Der Ndbe bes S9la9tfelbes bon
Sab 2lr, in Serm County, 1T
Der b%efannte Gr6dolOse BON ct. Saul, Z.
Sapes 3epis, felt einiser 3eit NIT Der Ser
meiiuns Der bort befinbli3en Snbianersras
Der bei3afti9t. 3wii9eH De Soto uno
Purbp iteIte er bic llmriiie pon so @ra>
besbiiseln feit, bic idmmtli3 bic Sorm BON
8Oseln uno S%ierfiBlern peri6iebener @ats
tunsen baben. Serr 9ewis beabii9tist,
iiber bic Snbianersrdber elm Bud gu i9reis
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Sutnots.

- Sn Streatpr fro9 am Samifag
D. @. Elm p~ieridbrises Mdbdsn Soispb
Beters', unter elm 9aus, bas bieier fortSus
i9affen i'm 8esriffe itanb, als bas Saus
uon ieinen Stiieen fieI unb bas &inb GER
queti6te.
- Sn Der Na9t pom 81. auf BEN %. ..
SO. wurbe elm @tnbri1 m bas @ew0lbe
Der &anslei bes Stabtidreibers Don gait
ct. Souls aussefibrt unb ales pom @ertb
mitsenommen. 9ln @elb fanben bic Gin
BREEDER etrpa $1,000 bis $4,000; aber iie
nabmen aud ftdbtii9e @npeiiunsen gum
getrase pon nabesu $40, 900 NIT. Der
Stabtratb Fat auf bic grsreifuns Der Gin
BREEDER cine gelobnuns pom $1,000 aussee
iett.
= Sn Gbtcaso brannte bas Norbs
wefs9aserbaus Der gambler in Samereien
Siram Siblep q So. elm so BEL ls5 SuB
entbaltenbes unb flint Stodperfe bobes
@ebduSe niebsr. Der auf S75, 900 peran>
i6laste S9aben lit gum Setrase pon n,ir
s55, 500 bur9 0erii9eruns sebedt. 9lns
bere in bemielben @ebdube befinbli9e @es
i9Gftsfirmen erlitten unsefdbr $50, 600
S9aben, gum getrase Don 20 ProSent
perii6ert.
= alderman Mi6ael @apnor pon Gbis
a q o, Der am 10. Mai pon einem Warbs
politifer, Nameus Samss Oacep sei9oiIen
wurbe, erlas ieinen Serleeunsen Samltas
Morsen. 9ie aufresuns unter ben
Sreunben @apnor's par iebr sroB, unb
bieielben peripirten 2uit, ben M6rber mad
9pn6iuitis gu ri6ten.
- Sienitas Mbenb D. I. 50. fanb bas
gr6finunssconcert bes sroBartisen Wauiits
feites in Gbicaso itatt. Die ginri9s
tuns Der Sale mar treffi9 unb trob ber
fiblen @itteruns fibIte bas 9ubitorium
fi3 sans bebasli9. SDais. 5000 Herio.
nen b0rten benz Concerto su, wel6es pors
trefli9 mar. Der Gbor sGblte 94O
Stimmen uub bas Sr9efter 149 Snitrus
rlerte.
- Der 3uitanb Der SO eisenaati in
Sntnois mar am 1. Mai benz Beri6te ber
Staatss @terbaus gebDrbe 9emdB i'm n0rbe
li9en SbeiIe better obsleid ni6t 10 %pielper.
ipre9enb wie i'm iiibli9en Sbeile. SIN
nOrbli6en Sbeile lit unsefabr IA groaent
Der @interiaat gu @runbe seri9tet, in
mittlern Sbeile 20 9roSent unb i'm iibli:
den Gbeile 81 Pro3ent. Man i6dst ber
@rtras Der nOrbliden Counties mad iesi.
gem 3ulianbe auf "a 8rosent, Der mittIerr
auf Sc YroSent unb Der iiblidsn auf 10.
Der iibli9e Sbeil entbalt unsefabr BIZ
Sdlfte bes 9eiammtareals; iomit wirb be,
bur9i6nittli9e grtras auf unsefdbr Sc
YrO5ent iteben.