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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

THE curse of fraud and violence in South
ern elections will yet return to plague the
South. Having murdered Republican MAORI
Ties out of existence, Democratic factions will,
sooner or later fall out over the spoils. The
Atlanta Constitution evidently fears just
such result, and has already warned its read
ers against the danger of Democratic split
ting from their party, insisting on fair
count of the votes of colored citizens and
making themselves unpleasant generally.
The temptation to ally with the negroes will
now be great to such as become dissatisfied
with Democratic ways.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

COLONEL T. W. HIeGINsoN, who has severed
his connection with the Womans Journal, will
hereafter be regular contributor to Harpers
Bazaar. The Woman's Journal discusses politics,
suffrage religion, and other live topics; the
Bazaar is fashion paper. Mr. Higginson will, it
may be supposed, stand in the same relation to
the Bazaar that Mr. Curtis does to Harpers
Weekly, In the one paper mugwunps may be
reliably informed as to the latest style in trous-
ers, and in the other will be told how to vote,
and be truly virtuous and independent The
uses of boss mugwump are numerous.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

"SEvEN-MULE" BARNUM is the latest aspir-
ant for y Cabinet position, According to re-
port he has decided to push his claims, and,
as he will have the support of Mr.. Tilden, it
can hardly be supposed that Mr.. Cleveland
will be able to withstand the pressure, even
were he so inclined OF all the Cabinet tim
Der yet recommended this specimen will I'M
doubtedly meet with most favor among the
regular Democrats; but what will Curtis, Cod
man ct al. think Of it2
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

A REWARD of So, 900 has been offered for
the detection OF the men who tempered with
the ballotbox in the Eighteenth ward Chi
cago The amount should be made $50, 900,
if that much is necessary to lay bare the con-
spiracy. The fraud was not attempted for
the benefit of Brand 80 much as for some
Democrat of high standing who wants to go
to the United States Senate. Let the rascals,
big and little, be discovered and punished.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

The vndication of St. John by st. Johns
son does not seem to ''vindicate." The vim
dicator is too nearly related to ''the brainless
and mercenary sneak, while the statement
that st. John pere did not break his wife's
heart because the wife was not the sort of a
woman to break her heart forany man, does not
''reach," The certificate of good character
will not bear examination.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

Since the election its tone has been suggestive
of something between wet-nurse and du-
emma" This is cruel; but the independents
will, in their tribulation, perhaps be com
forted by the reflection that the virtue and
sanctity of the saints never were fully appre
ciated until after they were dead and buried.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

If any one of intelligence thinks the negro
is allowed to vote in the South, let him read
this, from the Atlanta Constitution:
Whatever may be the result of Cleveland's
election on the country at large, it will solid
fly the South and hold it solid. A people
that for twenty -four years of defeat has been
true to principles will not forsake them in the
first years of success. This is as it should be.
Those of our people who talk of hearing no
more of the Solid South do not speak advised
ly. There is no hope for the prosperity of
this section, no peace for either race, save in
the clear, unmistakable domination of the
white race. There is no wisdom, save in the
white people of the South standing squarely
and solidly together on a platform of conserv-
alive government and equal rights to all
men. Whenever the white people of
the South split into factions and
stand with tho negroes between them
holding the balance of power and each faction
bidding for their votes, then we shall have lost
more than Clevelands election has gained for
us. 1t will result in the negroes turning to
the white Democrats of the South to save
them from Acknowledgement. Never has a
blacker chicken come home to roost, quickly
OF more surely, than has this thing of negro
voting come home to the Republicans. The
enfranchisement of the negroes has simply
added thirty-seven electoral votes to the Dem
ocratic half of the college, Had the negroes
never been enfranchised, Blaine would have
been President in spite of the thirty-six Dem
ocratic electoral votes Of New York"
In the same vein the Charleston News and
Courier declares that, whatever the cost,
the Southern whites will never submit to be
slaves to their former slaves.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04
To the Editor o, the indianapolis jon rnal:

To the Editor OF the indianapolis jon rnal:
Can the electors vote for any other persons
for President than the ones named by the re-
spective parties in the late election and if any
other would be elected, would it be legall Or in
other words, could they vote for and elect Thos.
A. Hendricks President, and would it be legal2
7. A. DAVIS.
OssIAN, Ind, Dec 2
The electors can vote for whoever they please,
but they never do.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

THE Atlanta Constitution appeals to the
Republican press of the North for fair play.
1t agonizeS through two columns of double
loaded matter to show that the South is q land
lowing with the milk and honey Of political
freedom and equality, and that all the stories
If intimidation and outrage are libels upon
hat section. We submit that such double
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

Hon. BLANCHE K. BRUCE, Register of the
Treasury has been compelled to make public
a letter of denial of the reported interview in
which he was made to dscredit the state
ments Of Mr.. Blainss Augusta speech. The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

A FLTPPANT correspondent speaks of Con
gresham Cope, of Texas, and Beck, Of Ken
lucky, as gigantic and carniverous looking" If
the old regime is to be revived In all its pristine
glory correspondents will do well to beware
and take care If they offend these fiery South
ern gentlemen they may get ''chawed up" &C
cording to the code.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

most immeasurably less now than ever before
in the history of the country. Due credit
should be given for these great services, and
the pulpit more than any other calling,
should be grateful for it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

GREAT trouble is being experienced at Wash
ington in regard to building in which to hold
the inaugural ball The bawl for administra-
ton pie has already been inaugurated with no
formality whatever, and no necessity for hiring
a hall since no hall could contain the multitude
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

A GREAT parade is made of the fact that
Governor Cleveland has declined the present
of dog. If the fellow had only sent him a
horned toad nowl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

ST. LOUIS increased the interest in its
Board of Trade meetings, on Tuesday, by hav-
ing prize fight between two professional
pugilists, the corn pit serving as the ring. st.
Louis is nothing if not devoted to business"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04

GROVER CLEVELAND has promised to visit
Chicago sometime after the 4th of March,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-04
THE INDIANAPoLIs JOURNAL

IAN be found at the following places
.ONDON-Amelican Exchange in Europe 449
Strand
PARIS-American Exchange in Paris 50 boulevard
des Capuciues
NEW YORK-St. Nicholas and Windsor hotels-
CHICAGO-Palner House.
CINCINNATG-J. R Hawley & Co., 154 Vine Street
LOUISvTLLE-C. T. bearing northwest corner
Third and Jefferson streets.
ST LOUIS-Union News Company Union Depot and
Southern Hotel
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Enbe Ses GbnaSp8frieGS ant SI=
psrtprS Gee.

GOrouta Ont, I. giooembsr. - Die
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lung, ais aud SpsSiuL BoIi;tfteu auf ben
SetIen fno. Die BON bier abseiaubte Wauu.
iduft rptrb beute Abenb 3uriif erpartet.
BAD iPdtsr pon CAN'T CANT Rarte etuge=
trpffsusu 8sriftsR fub bier Idoeleilbrer
peybaftet lUor6su.
EurOutp, Snt., 2. Roosmber. r.-Giue
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to6 bic entIprurgeueu 8dtstsfiibrer tn ben
untuben 3u gtt&iptcOteu pteosr etngefau'
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Gurppdiide 8abelterihte.
Ber ganamas eanaI.

Bnrie, /. Rousmber. .-5r. Don 2sIes
tpirb GnfaHQs 6sbruar mad banana geben.
Der Sefrstdr Ger Banana Sauul &om9ag-
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BON Bauuma mad Trauiretd5 tommsu, be-
3iiGItdl Der Ser36asruug Der Irbeiteu an De
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nu5ufeusu. cir baben etu 8sObodtungs'
corps organtiirt, ba5 ans geiibteu Sugeuteu=
rsu bgffbt, bte in Der S0urnalIittf Mot uu'
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trpa, bon ftusm @n6s Der &rbeiten bic gum
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uottrtn unn unpartetti6 Oariiber Ill bertts
ten. Die Sngenteure ioGsn fdl meoer 0urf
S6flt6fatten Der fauaIbenmten nerbIenSeu,
nom burd Sorurtbsile gegeu bas lIutsrnebs
men beetHflufign lalieu. yga 6aluCe" Tim
bigt an, 6as fie I'm Suterefe tbrGl ~eleU Hao
beC 2auIerbe pon @fttoudEsu in Er1ut.ttdj
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tperbeu farm.
8Iutiger 4uf6ans Gpi EriHteas.
gonoon, 8. RousmbGr. - gaut Depeidle
Gus Grtntnao bat ft Elm bebenflider Euit'
Guifnu6 bort rrstguet. StsIe W2eaibsu
pur0sn gst6btst, sbs Die 6Ebs bergefclt
iuEroFn fcuute.
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0ifRnhnhnrlnfdne.

Notto tpan, Wit&., I. yfooember. r.-&tu
j3ug Der y@rauo RapiSs. .Snotana'sr 8abH"
crutbtrte asfsru Absub BET ReuboH NIT
einsm Brad3uae Bm. Green BON ReubOu
tburos gstGbtet Hno o. Suhu t0btlt9 oerIest.
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peraauasuer Waht entgIetlie etns Qotomottus
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etne bChs S0iduug btnab. Der 2OfomOttus
flbrer @bas. gBtIiun blisb aHf Der Stsle
tOSt, bir Seilsr Dan Yfarlou iiar5 ua@ Der.
lauf elmer StHS6e, rrdbrtuo rpslher er unter
ben Eriinmsru bet 2ofOmOttDe etugsflsmmt
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Der Uarouts bon Baterforb bat flnf6ul
Die .Gattle Stand Eresbo[S QauSs gor1o d"
@alfigl0,s Stattie, moheLltrt gom BLlb.
NnN RaINr1nrEt.

Rtw.YoEG /. ROosmbsr.-BoIqe
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an IL Brp,snt nub ihloB 40 BrOIeut. -
gterJtra =g8eGIel 4.794 -4.S0 auf ie4s1tg
9uls na5 4.834-4.8 49, auf Stht.-Buuot5s
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1884, @eabtnq 81 (, Sod S5Iaub ll0t uLtcn.
Bactfc 54g, g8lfterU Union Goa
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cynbianers lInruben in a3rittfbr
GE rISTtv.hfN

Sttopa, a, Ont, /. Nooembtr. .-Guf iii
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Riife BON Brttti6 Columbia abaegaugeu,
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pts iiber ben Seriud bes Stidofs Rtolep
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0ian ernartet nitt, bus bic gtiBftmmuug
bsr Snbtauer irgeuOpte 80 srnftlt9eu Serlez
nsnheifer1 fiihran fnirh
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8rGnbe.
rASA AN
aitfsh hnrn, $50.

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hans nu6 fiebsn 8oOte ipnrbsu etn &aub Der
55lammer. Der Sdabsu ptrb fi4 auf $50, 9
hfs $40 900 beIanffu,
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Gin SoifCf1m iIp7sr in S5aftA

Q B c ~ 0, I. mbar.-Gtne Spaz
staIbepsihe uou Springfield, SGs., melbet:
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neutrality-suspicious. In RetLlp Stouer's
Saus gefuubtu pur6eu. gr Durbe oarauf=
bin nieber uerbaftet."
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gpufanttnOpel, 2. Hoobr. - 9i.
9lrF,i bat aefnrbsrt, baB man ibr gefatte,
sinsu Bgrtrster auf BITE &ougo.eOnfsren3 3u
idtd;n. Gle bafirt tbre 6oroeruug aui bic
RsbanptunQ, baB Der Sultau 6as SOuoe
tduttdterrdt ii6sr eas 9sbtst BETTE, tn mel
tlem Eb Ote QHsueu Ass Congo 5rfiRasa.
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mit siucm TIetitaermeiicr
erffpdtert.

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eriGteU. &eBtsrer % GIsnIuu ein Sti'derul7e
f01 Garhrer nitber. Or bebGuptgt, Gus J30t1U2hr
ggsarhtlt su bGteE.
EuIiA III 70 ScHre ali unb leli9 Ndbreno Gardner
cine g&Jttoe uu0 Nt6eu NtEbcr gtHtlrldBt Der Gss
u orbCe erbitIt % y,ererli5e uuo pas D}eer wur0e
itm i!uti 4Rat tetEahe rur6 zen qaHStr Eorpgr Res
F,.
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ReueffeB ans efn6iana.

9r0p MP ot uf, Sn6., I. gIO0en5er.-
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giinfftg. Die 0euiOtrltie bat bier etne 0taz
isrttdt bon IL, 600 Stiulmen, ieood tft idusr
81 iageu, tpeI6e 8etriigereieu nod augefeut
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Staat nit 1000 Bis 5000 5timmsu Raiortz
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bon Cincinnati, @OuarO Raiua Coon 8alti.
rore) uns anSsre Ssutf9e 8iebner iiu6 bis
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tig. 9ie 8ariammluugeu fiu0 sablreth be-
iuGt uub Die Bsiu@sr fir bic bsuIOtrattIds
SSnGlg euthnIiosTnirt
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QuGugt "a Uur &Gtwll Iuo atttt b1rlui. oIs
rCr 4ame ,,&atHaE" ia aG' o,g 8s!AW,.H As;I.e.
tgi.Htst.
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8tttsburg, I. yIOuember.- @tue 36
Sabre aIte Trau, psIfe aus elmer bodaugs'
'ibeusu engltI@eu ganlilts f1ammen iou, ,ltsgt
iln bisiiaen armenkauie i'm Stsrbtu. Gle
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tsn eutfiob unb snterbt purbe. Sbr Gatte
berliss fie Bier In 1877. Stint Sabre ipdter
fam i6r Brnbsr, tpsIder Der Gbef Der gr0B.
ten @srf,eugsfnbrtf tn @uslaub if, aIs Der
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fubr In elmer Sutite an ibr Uoriiber, obue
fie III erfeuueu. $or spst BoGen ertrautte
iie unb iuGbte .3uHuht tm arusubauie. Die
obigeu Ghatia9eu tbeilte iis ben arueupRs=
asru nit, pelGe thr usripradeu, ibrsu Vu'
fnen bia rad ihrsm ScSe aeheim ~ baIten.
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Gntlaifuna ffdStifAer Stsbeitsr Tn
RofTNs4

8ofon, /. Rcuember. .-8oul 0epartss
ment Der fdbtiiben StraBeupHafsruug uar1
ben CSC Grbstter sutlaf;n u1o bts iibrtgen
400 psrbsn uur Die S6lfte Der friibereu 3att
bsI6Gfttgt psrben. Stsis WaBregsl purbe
bGenrG 3ur gotbusnbtatett, baB Der Rapor
earauf beitaub. bnb bie qusgnbeu ess D;=
purtsmsnts auf $l,000,000 bei6rGnft Durz
Der, ndbrenb bonn Stabtratb 81, $50. 600 be-
ntlltgt morben parsn.
@ebs Die Soffuung uttpt auf Or. 8ua's
.SufeusSprap" braGte ih0a Sietsu Stts
lung uub ptrA eua Dir bstfeu, Breis 25
Gents. (264l
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Reips QIprFer R0Arid9tett,

0sm.yort, 3. gOusmbsr. .-9te ,Rep-
yorter Central Babu" uerfiiuSete, baB lie
TIRE gtDete erter ataife mad @9tcago nuf
$3.50 rebu3irt babe. Rdtter uertdufan Nteie
8iuete iir $13. Die BefzSbore. .8ahu"
tuir0 pabri1etnlid hsu Sabrprets mad Chi
caaO in ben uGGfsu &agsu auf $12 berabz
ftssu.
= Sberf 0apIeIon fam be1te auf bem
0ampfer ySilp Of Berlin" uao bic Sduge.
rim Battt etnige Stuu6eu ipGter auf BEN
9ampfsr A., Sregon" bier an.
- 3mtiden 8stsr Sopper, Ir. A, Speu=
cstirafs, uub Erau Rate Roore, Nr. 81,
@InmsrfroBs, bgrrldte iett ldugsrer !3ttt
btttsrsr @rUu. Ssuts Wa9mittag ldtsubsrte
Trau Roore eiueu Bflafteritein ourG eEu
6snfsr Der Sooper' i6sn 0ObuuHg, oeEStetn
traf SOoper am Sept unb 3eridmstterte osm
glanne Den SdahsI. Brau Wlu0rs uuS i5c
SOhu @eorge erbra6eu bauu bic Ebire,
brnngeu In bte 0obuuug etn uub bra1ttu
bem auf ban 8obsu Itsgeuben Opfsr nod
mebrer ROpfuun6en BET. Copper ltegt TN
Sppitale ntsoer uno miro pa9ri6etnIth
fsrbsu. 6rau Woors Hub tbr SObu nuroea
Gerhaftet.
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8erbaftun9en tpe8sn anseblteb er
uneefetIt6ber Me8iftrtrun8 in
Sbirddp.


&btcago, 2. Nousmbsr. - Die Butt
besbeb0rbe uerbaftete Qefern 4beub SObu
Stearns, S6nagsr bes RagOrs uub @Ouz
usrueurez Ganbioaten Garter Sarriiou, g8.
s @ltugeu, GLert 6es SHbietten'POIt3eigez
rttta, uno 6ranf q. Sneus inter Der 4ns
tlags, 8etriigsreien bai Der 8egtffrtrHug BON
Stimmgsbern oeranlaBt uno erm6gltGt III
babsr. Die 8unbesbeamten usrpetgern ale
naberen Nittheiluugsn, bebaupteu ieood,
poittUe 8snetie gegsu bic Qugetlagteu in
Sdnben Su babau. Gin @ebetmpoIi3tff, Ra'
msus 9ougInB, tpsIaer 8etpetie gsseu bic
8srbaftaten unS nod auoere Berioneu ge'
iammelt babeu iou, tpurbe uuter usrihteoez
men Gntlagsu Dor Der ftabtiideu BOtt3si uers
baftet, isGoh baIb uaaber inter 8iirai9oft
entlafsu. Stearns, &Itugeu unb OwenS
tpurben 6efn Bunorss@ommifiIr norgefiibrt
uuS uuter ie $4,000 Biiraidaft aeF1eIIt.
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sue SubameriFa.

EUGuC84rres tic @aIbctDu, I. 9lcuember.-
Die Gei6oH ees argeuttuiiteu Gougree5 ~ besHsilt.
HirsSGneiro, Diu @ul5citeu, /. HoUember.- Der
@rrmIumtniier srfldrte nellId IN elmer Reje oa5
graiiLten nit alien ipuHtiG. QmsritaH42n Hgpu5.ss
fen 55riecer baIteU MIL,
i'm @. ria G1lbeitCn. /. 9lobenbsr Der frGrioij=
iac Gcianote miro am 9}ouag teeroiIt oerOeu.- Die
HGbe, Welde 6r Blaine BEL bem Santstt IN ]eUI logy
ltclt !curoe gcIeru ben ben btsi9eU eitUUI5u UpUe
IGbG GCmWeutar psrpfentlttt.
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Eie Gr6fTnune Der s3eltauSEet'
lung in ReipSSrlranS perFbOs


Sem Crkears , Cttober -D0 Der Qr6Hoert
btr &Cr. StaGteu bteNl5reiat alut9r uub GDu5reBz
attptjcher Hiat reIipre6eu fp1EteH, Der @rOiiuIU3
fer bfuoyhebtE6cu gBgltauSieulnl in biei5er 5taot
bcHutpEtreu, neil tas riprinaiit fti9siegts Datum
fer Grc1luUg ant 6eu namlt5M Edl mit otm 3uIoMs
MCntutt res GOnareiies el, TO lot bas Qtr3SIorluu
tsiG0Nln auE bic 4uSteylw0 crit cW GRttdl bes l6.
IGcmter clUiinct Terbcn iru. Wun bort, bdB beier
GLfidub htutQrdfceuteu uub bic 0Ibtuets uub Cons
g:efmitaltecer iu Stauo ieEeU uiIn, oer &gofiuuHs
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Gpuoerneur glepelanb.

gIbanp, R.,N., /. Ropember. .-@ouo.
&leuslanb rstils bsuts Norgeu 10 lIbr In
BRgIsiturg Isiuss BrioatietrstdrS unb oes
@eueral aoiutanteu 6urnsmOrtb nod Rem.
Aolt, nm bic grOBe osmOfratti6s Barabe abz
suusbmsn. St tuIrb am SOnatag WiOrgsu
Btetbsr 3uridtshrep.
Hem 0orf, 2. y!ooember. @o4Jsr'
Eeur @leuslan6 rsife um $40 beute frdb
nad albanp nb. giorgen mtrO er fib n19
8nfiatO bsgeben, Inn bert am gSabttags gu
fitmmsu.
gtbaup, R.-g., g ROosmbsr. - @Onz
Dernsur @le0elano tam beuts 0itttag uoa
YefpsYort bier an uuO uarbradts beu Padlz
rntttaq bet ieinsn gfrsffarn Rrau Sost unb
Fri. Rate @IsGalan0. I'm III uhr bsuts
absnb trat er ietns 9ieiie mad Buffalo az.
gIan ertpartet TIN nm $40 0teufag Rad
nittag bier surid, unb sr miro aIsbauu Die
8ubIberifts in istutr 4mtspObauHg EN-
hfauaen,
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q d ipinpeletcn aufoepecEt.

Nep Yort, I. Uember.-0as 0GUez
ming Eelsgram" pnblijtrt beute Na9mtttag
eiueu orst Spaten Icn9en IrtttsI iiber an
gebIibe Betriigereieu In 8e3ug auf bss Ro.
ntters. Rotbaniel IIcRGp er3GbIt In bem
Grtttel iibsr lstnen gertebr nit ben 9erren
&amrisn BON Sbeiitslb, ben Cramps BON
BbtInbslpbta. Sobn 8on6 pou Gsn Yort,
@anie. Qarluu uu6 &outngsu0rtb bon Btl=
utugton, 8si., mo Guoersu nuo seigt, oaB
lie &cnirQiiorfu 42 Broiert Brnfit hQtten.
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Ser Getraibea nnS StftuGItens
Marff.

Gbtcago, /. gtOU.-Rsbl flar; Baiasl
NOR fef nne idblO6 ii6er ben gefrtger Ea'
ten - Rou. TAT, Deg. 764, Sauuar 76i.
Niais In gutter 9tuhfrage nuo fea nno ialOB
stpoe b0ber, rtr gefferr, Rou 43, 9sS- 42t,
Son. 99s. Safsr unb &oaGsu fsF. SIaGs'
laamsu 1856. 9GnsinsflstiA ffit u1s stwas
glousnbsr $3.50, Dsl;Ha;G Sil %.