davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

Gin Bel Srinfioat oufsegrifeter Soion
beri6tet, Dap fitnf @teilen bon Dem Orte
1000 9ufit6noiide ite9er1. Der Spton lit
nod etl1 Snabc; ct lpar nit einem Speere
beipaffnet uno fam, I'm icincn alt 0tenz
rGben. @r tpebrte lid ipiltbenO gc9en leirlc
@efan9cnndbnle ullo Oielc 9eldll8 erlt 1ad7
Dem e. DeriDunoet ipor6et mar.
ahnSIanSilde9 @uerIet.
Ser &aroinat>Siihof 9uigi 8tlio, 9cs
boreu su 9tleliauoria 1926, Sii6of bon
Sabina icit 1888 ul1b @roB7Y ouiteuSiar, lit
gcitprben. Gr ma Cardinal lett 1866,
ulto galt fir ben mutDnaBliden JtadTolSer
beS 4apitcs eco.
Scr S6eif SanulIt un0 ictn Starnm,
ipel6e elmer neulih gelln0tcn NlittDeiIung
Sufolge aus Gripoli3 ousQeso9en lcin lollz
ten, I'M It'd Dem Oiabpi anSulhljeBclt,
babei1 bicB lidt nit ntd)t 9ttbon, lollberm
ocl1 OtaDot filr circn falldlcn GrOpbeten
uto Nbcnteurcr erflart, octn Die Usiuicl7
mallell urter fcileu ltmitdnoen fol9cn
oiirfet.
-j3tpei ranfeOtttelicoer berS tonLeD'idsl
@rpeOttion all Gon8Dfulie itlo III W{doctrd
eingetroffen. sic s~lueiFeln uidt oorall,
DAP Der 0lthrer Der traH5Dlld)clt GIpeotftDi
0eBrossa foot iii. oa cr na6 ben lcbttn9tadz
ridteu bon ffiilotiGcn @inaeborctcll, otc
iciue 2eute nid)t 81 ibn1 lieBcll, lnl3in9elt
9epeicn ici.
- 2out N0dridtct aus 9tuitralien lit
Der StanO btr gSeiSeltlaat bort DnrSjtgltA,
ulO mat ninlnt all, OaB< SiiosNuitralien
Is Wtiuionen ull6 &ictorid Z Wttllione1
Ruid,pI 0Sri,elr tur UitSfufr ihrtn f1he,1
ipcroen.
- 8ei bent 8raroe elmer StcorinferSeltz
Sabrif iln 0aag iinb 100000 ailogramm
SteariniGure perbraunt. Ser 8runoid)a7
ben belduft it'd auT $125,000. 500 9lrbeitcr
9aben ibreI! Vrooeriperb Derlorcn.
= Sn 2auroif, elmer fleinen Jabrifitobt
oil Der Siiofilite pon ytortDegen bat cine
SelterSbrunit in Dem OH bi6teltel beOD[z
ferten StaottbetIc 81 Sduier etn9eGi6ert -;
Der S6aoen belduft iid auf $250,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Snufctctt.

Ser gonterott elmer Fopierfabrif ST 6leue>
lamb III CGto bate leine S6otten oll6 oui
bic bielige tGel60itsloett geporlcn. Hnl
GGnnltae reidte ltemtDn IS. &aDlpr, Eralts
bent Ser .@leuelanb Haper So, lpeldbe cine
Tiliate Ill Gieli9em Flabe, 10. 40 bis l46
MonrneltruGe, bat. nod SdllB Der AlntSs
;eit itu Netoroersaum ein Gdriftltild ein, III
lpeitbel1 CT leineu trcipiili9et Sauterott CT
tl6rt IMP ietlie Nftipa ali Vbm. WtiiI i'll Gieuez
lam obtritt, Der inn ais @nr9elt$ y (oas 1T in
G.uate. Shio Die iibiicbc forln pes Alli9nlz
rens) oe,ablt Dobe. ia ba5 Sdriftitild Oel
oeleylidbeu 9lHfproerltagen pcs StaoteS ,Sut=
iiois Iidt gcllii9te, 10 tieB S>err Saplpr arl
Wontoo ein ;peiteS, anlerentNelcken entIprc;
d)cnoes DEM JiecOr0ersamt ilberreIdDcn, ill
ipeld)enl Ell leine attipa Ill SSlalaln y. %on9-
len in Nrolerpopo, leiren e9eiuoli9el We:
ld]dttsfiibrcr, obtritt. 3ie Sdulocu Der
bQnterotten ,Sirntd lperoen auI $780, 900 an
aeaeben NIB bds SaQiiienteltt lol od0urdD
6Ierbeieefiibrt worOel lcin, Dap Saplor's
Slater, IDerr tSeorSe =. 3aplor, iciil III benz
tHejd)Gl1 ltefenDe5 Capital InerlDartet l0teu
berolisqesoaen bat. Zen Sduloet l:eben
aftiua i~lslpelt 9oberem Sctra9e 9e9euiiber.
3u Denlelben Se5ort eiu antbell al benz @e:
b0loe du1 Der MonroeitraBe ltito at ben Ea-
pierutitblen sI South SelD ultb Wtllbolpaba,
S$no., lonie i'll Canton itito ytcllllOn lMt
Stoote C6io. Nieler @elatnrltantbell ipiro
ati $500, 900 pcrdnl6la9t llto bier;lI tortnteIi
aud nod Die 9lftiuu soes 0lepeiailoer Oes
SrhGftS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
0aatb far G6iuino1aOtiae.

geitt @ri6einen ber erlten~ 2tn3eideu-duz
9emeiite S6wd6e, AppetitDerlult. blei6eS
Aus chen trOitelnbes @efiibl init no9fol9eit,
bent nodtli9en S6peiB uito ~oulten-iolltet
lofort AbbilfsntaBre9eln e~rsrifien lperben.
S6winoiu6t lit cine Stropbelfranfbett Der
gun9e; bober 9ebrau6e man oaS mdGtige
Intls Sfropbels ODER Slutreini9un9ss unb
Observation-Disclosures, Or. Bierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" (9olbe1e me:
oiiinii6e Gntbedun9). AlS ein Jdbrntittel
benz gebertbrall iiberle9en ntb ais ein Srultz
n,ittel uniibertroiien. Gesen Nin9eni6wG9e,
leineS @leiden. Sci Apotbefern 81 baben.
3ur @rlan9un9 pom Ir. l5ierce'S Mbbono.
lllt9 iiber S6pinblu9t ie,tbe r1dlt 3mei
Srieinnarfen on Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association. Buffalo. n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
sine Gimme s,,s oer. s,olse.

Yin .Sarmer ans S,linoi5 i6rejbt: SIN 6os
0eutlde j0eilsSnltitltt, II Clinton Gloce,
9tep Yorf. &or picr Monutcu lies i5 mir
ben u8ettnn9s=Mmfcr" fommeli unb
fam i9r Sbnen jest 81 meilier sr0Bteu ,5relbe
ntitt6eilet, baB oas berrli6e Sud ell ipirfli=
der vJtettltn9s=9tuter" iir mid 9eluelen lit,
0ern es bat mir ourd leite ipertbpouenhatbz
foliage Die Wtannestroft, Die @elunobeit, BEN
ge6ensmlltb lnb ben 6rieoen wieber9eoeben.
!odtte ib mir bas Sud- friiber oeleIea. bonu
ipiiroen Die lo9enannten .0teperellos Suofz
lalber uro &erfoiler lpertbloler Subelldrifs
ten pom GlicogO, ct. YouiS, Cincinnati uln
onberen 9roBereu 9 tiOten mid ni9t Inn 5000
9eprellt boben. I0ptIentlid iuiro Scr .&etz
tIn9s5Nnter" oieien lauberen $Oerreu bQlb
oos l6nooe !0anbmerf legen! Sell NIB Ges
gen Dem ,nadert Neuti6en 6eilzSultitut in
9tep yort." Ger .~0fettungs= Anfer" rpiro fiir
% &euts fraGttrei %perlan6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
&eiI1autc Goucmrrem34

Oils zines BET linpcri6dmteiten Monos
pole Der 9leu3eit lit basjenige auSuleben,
ipeIdeS Die Observation-Disclosures III
0dlloe1 bobeil, un0 leine Dtadt babet mir
IN Chicago crit Dor Suraelll tpteoer perlpurt,
ais Die @DicagD Ielepbpn So ben Brets fir
Den Betrieb cine5 Ielepbpn9 Don $50 auf
$3.50 per Subr erb6hte. SIS mare Oaber
lcbr eriuilnlht, tpsnn oieieS Wouopol ourd
geliilgeuee Gpncurrcr; eridiittcrt iperoen
foulte. ull0 ollie 9eftrebutgen, iDelde odS
rauf DlnSieleu, IDllten Die llntcrltiiBltlg BET
BehDrocn Allo 8ulgerldaft crbalten. IS
ldettt mittlt, baB bier NuSltht oprDn1oet
III, DEM bcltebeiloeu &elepbon1 Dlorlopol ez
ntll Sdld9 81 perleBell. Dcn1t iett tilltgcll
Id9cn 1dlt Iid Bier Der Dalpts0elbdttss
letter Der 9teiD 9)orfer gDUerlaAo 1elcpb6l1e
ltno telegraph so" ali, !tlll Borbcrettut@
geH Till Die Wriln0ill9 elmer l~ctteagelcIz
idaft stl1 Setrieb ser SperLGIO IelcpDone
80. bier i'll Nelten su treT1cu. Ter Gtaat51
lefrctdr III Gpringfiel0 bat berelts Den St@
cnrppratioN5l d)elt ausgcltellt, inD DIE De-
Ell daft bcabiidti9r, 9leide llllterilebl1utz
geil III mlherelt Staatcl oes Nclteils, Soma,
WiSeoultn, Wiuueloto, 0dfpta &C., SIT
griinnen. Die nele Weieui6ait miro Damn
Den 9taincn o9tprthmeltern Operlano Gelcz
pDone q telegraph 60" flbreu rlo nit
etllem Anlase :Napital bon 133 Otiuioneit
Collars orbtttclt. IS tpiro ben Der Wcicll>
id,oir 9cludbrleiitct, bdB, fallS ibr 5clep6on
III Gbicago III SerrieD fonmt, bet Yrei5 Tim
;ipj 3rittel ocS ichigen reouSirt lpeyDer
miro, ats ipelhcrt @'yui1oe oleit ibr o6lle
Seoenfcn Die GonScilion ertbsilt tperDen
loutc, ibrc 9rdbte su Iegen. Btsber botte
bic Scu Iclcpbonc so. oas aleirige Gigen;
tbunlsredt 0eS BON oer Sperlan6 Selcs
pbone So. bcnilgtcn HatentS beanipruht
u1tO ouf GrlaB eine5 Ginbalt5befcbtS beals
t1agt, bod loll bleie Stage Dor aursem pom
8unoeSfrets9crid)t III Ebilabelobiu 81 I'm
9uuiten Der 5eu Telephone So. entldieoen
lcin, iooaB oicle ben Sampf icBt auFSusc6c1
9eocuft uno Der @nferttguli9 BON Gelepbonz
Nppardtcn nit beln Barter : 9atclt feline
0Inoernilc nlebr I'M 98e9e itebcll lDerbeIl.
@ttt Die gGspinoiaAtiGctt - giele
9elte baben ll0 9liltlid 9eidast, ibr I3eu9.
nib si @itulten pom Nilbor,s reil1em Cod
Liver Oil and Lime aDgebeit ;I t0nuen. Die
Trf0brlng bat c5 olS eil lpcrtDpnlleS Wfittel
9e9en 81 ID II . u9t q It ; III a, NipD ~
berid unD Gle &ranfbetter Der 6eDle utb
Der 2ungeu onerfanut. Mlei1iger Tabriz
font: ". g. 9Silbor, Gbemittr, SDiton.
gu Ddben bel ducn Irp9uiltcr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

(uGas weiblibe Wcldledt ulo leine &ranfs
beiteu") lit Der &itel elmer sroBen iluitrirten
Nbbanolur9 bon Or. II. y. Bterce, Buffalo.
81. ~, Die 9egen orci S'ricImorfet oil lr9elio
cine 9ibrelie gel1tdt miro. gle lebrt ertol9s
rei9e Selbtbebanoluua
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
@nrftbcrtNf.

Gbicago, Montas, 4. Teb.
9ie Sb luBpreiie am @etreiben1orft ipeiien
eegell bic SorlDpde mr. geringe &erGuoe rurs
gen oui. bage9el linO S0meinemaorcn be-
beutenb s~eltic9cn, ipie aus 6ol9erbcm erliGt=
Iih
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Gin 8erIiner SmGptDaMS = TIiiGt=
ltUaA

g1dd ei1en in Der v@erliner TGgL. Guno7
ldau" %entDaltenen 8eri6t loa 1id) III G6t7
cago ci1 bon bort ~entiprungeler Sliihtltng
Nantell5 OrtDmal1 aufDalten, bod e5 lit
ntdt eillmal Der 0orrar1e oc3 Ourbges
brannten %angegeben. Die v9tunolhau"
idreibt: v8etarntlid eltlpid) Dor einigen
Sabren aus benz bamaligen ltnterlu6un9Sz
gefG1guiB Der Berliner 0uASuoigtei Der Su
Is Sabrcn 3uhtbauS DerurtDeilte ShIolier
OrIbmurtn aus Nei6enlce, Der fat geperb5>
mGBig falide Gioc g~eleiitet bate. Der
Slildtli1g blieb leitosm peridpunpcn, 9lic>
mallo b0rtc nlebr Don ibnl. Gir3ii1 lit
Nun, 10 ldreibt ciu Geridteritatter, Der Se>
b0roc iihcre Mittbeilrug ii6er Den Scrblei6
oc5 OrtAnlam 5Igegalgcn. G5 traf eill
Bricf oeiielbcn aus Chicago al lcine Srau
III NSeibenlee ci1. 9te Tyau lit a6er be-
reitS Dor Sabre9frtit 9cltorbeu; Der 8ricf
iDuroe Den 8in0ern alsgeanriuOrtct mo
alma Damn oil Die BcD0roe iibcr. Srtb>
mann ldrcibt Dnrilt, oaB CT liG bort ais
ShloIler bereits GermD9en g~tld)aiit ulo
etipa5 2a1tD algctauft babe, boB CT ais
OalOnerfer BET bet erl!et Uunilien gelltd}t
lei uno lelblt Die Shlol1crGrbetteu I'M !0nule
cileS SoulllS perrihte; bennoh fiible Ell
ii0 li1gliidli6 ltnD Dabe lhon oft lcincm
2ebcll Cit Gloe rladben tpollc1. IroB lci@
mes yGermDgensldaffens" bat Srtbuann
aber lilr 6rdit unb &iloer bis Jest niGt5
getDan; Die Jrar fiel bis 81 ibrem GDbc
nit Den &itoern Der @elneiltoc MeiBeniee
sIr Gait, pblpphl lic arbeitete; fir bic Yflc9c
llnb GrStebung Der &iuDer bat Die @eneilOe
nod bcute 81 lor3cl."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
@orSforo'S steto 9boSp6ate.
Stir 1ebr ont befuubpn

Or. 6. @obertS, g8in6elter, Su., logt:
"9abe es nit uollcr j3utrieoenbcit III sSGGen
poll a~lterSl9mdbe, lleberarbeitul9, Srunf=
lllft uno Gpspeplia o%naerpanot."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

8rown's 8ron6ioI GroGes ges
gen Nniteu NIB S6uIpfen: Ser eil,aise
Nrtifel leiner 2lrt, Der mir oIte 0ieulte 9es
than. SD perIonge ni6ts 8eliereS." Gbrip.
st. y. Craig, Stispile, d. .. Mur inGOo1s
teIlt al baben. Hrei5 % Geuts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Sac esrfte. funs eS aieht.

Or. Aug. &0uis's 9ombnr9er
Sropen 1inO oos bette blutreint9enbe
Wtittei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

40 Dli0i9an SdG6er, bus 0tiif......f3.M
Sd 10 II porelt an Santito9 bcgebrt
NIB felt I'M l5reiie. auS9enDmlnen lebr let6te,
ipelGe iait unpcrtGufli6 warcn.
Sei bent altge9ebenen &lrdi9ntttS9eiui0t
,nurnPt1 hp,ohIf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Scr oeDct,nniBponc @soro.

Die an 0ie1iia9 iiber @rnalie Ollen abz
gebaltene Setdenin dll Drdhte tttlle @ttbltlz
!ungen. Die BoliSei bate ldon lGngit ge>
l9niegen, ull0 naS mat Der bette 8eDeis,
baB lie ntdtS SIT ia9en bate. Nu6 tpGre
e5 inpDl ben 3eitungSlellten l6Derltd) e1tz
gan9en, ipcnIt Die SpIi5et iDirflid cillen
be(tirnmten 8eyoadt gegen beltimmte Tcrz
loueN 9eGegt bate. Der Ooer Die W0rber
ocS arrncn Wtdpd)enS tDerDen ftd ldngit in
SidDer9eit gebrodt baberl ooer, ipenn lie lid
nod liz Der Stabt auFbaltert. iid iider fib7
len. SIT Gas id)cublide Berbrcd)el l;ur Don
elmer ein5j0et 4erion beoargen, Damn pirb
Der Ot0r0er iuoDl lhiperltd entoett iperocll.
GS feDlt je9iihcr Qnbaltspunft. ytid)t5,
CAT ntd)tS lpuroc nllf hem Sd)oupldb Der
Chat 9cfunCtu, mas Der WSrpcr surlld9e5
llljea baben f0nltc. Die Bo[iSci riihnlt
ltd, ouR le fcincn Stein i'll tpciten llntreje
iillullterllld)t g~eIallen babe IND bDd) bat tic
CO |ultterldlIen, felt6ultclIel, tptepiele Tlrbs
itapfelt IND Don ipelder 9ltt III Dem Sd)lec
5l finocit iDarcn, luaS unbeDingt ldtte gez
IdeDcit ~rtiillcl1 uno leid)t geldtDel tonnte,
ocnn Der &orpet 0ea Wtdoben5 par nom
nlelbetrttelell 9Bege fort Aui odS oifens 5clp
1t,1lcppt porDeu. Wtan bat 0cStpegen md
nld)t cirnlal cine 8ernllt9urg aufItel!eu
%fpnntll, OBJ cine oOer meDrere Ycrlnueu all
bent Uloroe betDeili9t tDaren. 81 bleibt
Bonn li6tS meitcr iibrtg, ais occ 2etdenbes
fulb. SoIten uleDrere Heriouen Die DIOR
otr gcipelel1 lclll, 10 DOfft Die Yplisci, DUB
cue otrlelbclt elllt Den 8errQtbcr MAIDEN
iDirb.
8u5 llrt6eiL ser @si6tuDrenet Iautetc
Ntlalie Slien itarb am 10. Salular auf
Dem Teloe llabe Der Sreusun9 DON Gsaottt=
l1l1o NugultaltraBe i'll Chicago nad) eiucm
SUM a3iUcd Der 9tDtDsudt auf Tic Don eincr
noer nlebrcren ulbsfannten 4erlonen &C.
11lad)tcH Angriffe i'll SoGge bon @rlullrgun9
uno Slositellung bel ltrcn9er &dlts.
SIT Der Sereint9un9 It Gt0rfe.
gelunbbeit lit Die barntoil1i6e GbGtieteit BET
~Gerbouun9ss, GrnGbrungsz, Nblonberungs,
1Illo AhsiDeiont9s Suuftionen. @eun ell
Organ oeS SorperS leinen 0ienlt pcrlagt,
tritt Serlolrrln9 unD StOrung Elm. llnpers
0oult0teit, 0erltnpftbeit, @nt,iilbtil9 urb
Oleber Iiibrelt slr 3rantheit nnb enber nit
oellt &oOe. Netle Nerste peteiligcu eiufa6e
Sctlnnlttel, tint ouf BITE perl6ictenen ,Sllut-
ttoncl 81 Dirfelt, bic YorensSu Dfilnen, &ers
ltopfltn9ell 3t eiltfertte1, boS SIIt 81 reini=
9cit ,lllo Die @eiun6belt mieberberSultelcn.
&le ebrlpltrOi9elt Wt6r6e baben in Der ltoz
tllr el9ellem Wartell 9lrSneicn fit bic gcber,
bel Mu9en, Die Nalt 1tlto Die Nieren oelltllz
ben, I'M Der &ronfbeit het Giitritt i'll lpeb=
rem, lttb fir bieien Sebuf linb ST. Bernard
&t6ttfcrpiIett nnitbertrofIe,1. - gu 20
Gents BET Apot9efern SIT baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Gicb,itarft

Die 3uubren beitonben in 50, O00Gtud
&inbpieb $4,000 S6iueinen uio $500
S0afen.
Mrn 81 III B piebmarft, 1pet9er feit uno
bober ldloB, ais in Der porber9ebenoen $50
dle, notirelt mir am Sainita9 Die fol9etbeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

GELD Iddtete S6wetnc. $7.3O@
7.53 bas 100 ID.
G6afc pcidenb, nit Gls1abnte- Der
belten. Eur6l9nittspreiie fiir i6le6te
gEaure 3.50@3.75, fir mittelmdbi9e 1000
4.5O, fiir bic bette 4. 1900 Is.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Sta0t Gbtfqao.

&eerr @eor9 &iiGert, GcncraI=
9t9ctat 1t1tO Correspondent ocr Ssui=
stots StGatS : 3cifung, bcilt6t
sc8cntU1rtt9 ole Staten ScraS,
Getu Mcrico MNS ISeTicO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
SIM 2erminsei0ait notiren mir ols SdluB.

SIn Aerrllit9el0oft totlreit iutr dlS SdlltBs
preiIe:
6 eisen: Sch. 918, mGrs 9aaa, Mtai 98a,
sSrni l.U0s.
&orn: Sch. 52ss. Gtars 534, elprit 5335g,
Wtoi 5S9, SUM- $50, oSuli 594.
@ofer: Sch. 32g, aRars 1928, April 81,
Nt0i 36E.
Gerlte e: Mars 624@2.
,M ibblin9s".- = Gar su $15.25, (
Cars :u $3.50, ! Gar ST 1915, . Gors
81 SIG, 2 GarS SIT $3.50 per Sprnc.
s. ell feit.-1 @ar 1to. l &in,pt1D ;t 50. 80,
/ Gor no.. . DO. su IS, 4 Gars Niireb" III
So. 1 Gar Soma llplato Airairie 5u $40,
3 @ors SIT 800, Gar 9utes Do. Su 1926, 8
NarS DO. su 80, L 6or SIT $50, / Car Ssi,z
biola su $3.50 Die Ipune.
Samereieu: Simotbp $1.25@1.3S,
GleeIdneli, gutter bis better, 5.50(Q6. Is. -
Getnlanlen 81 -@1.49 auf Der Subn.
ssa ose SDW011Ist:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

Wtau perii6ere ieiu Gebsl fir 25 Gents &C.
oell ollie GeIobyen Der S0pinblldt, iuoem
man lmmtrpdbrcro Or. &uu'S 0uiten=Sp-
rup i'm %aule hattie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

1t:fcr @9eat Seer 6. 8. GobmGe,
bercif Gc9cttp6rtt0 Californian,
Sre9Ou, @aiDimgton Se%rritorD,
1ItaD, ~2SOOuti:t9 tttS SonDo-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

1twfere &eifeUocm beftsd1cst eeSca=
tp6rtt9 fOI9enoc Staatcn:
@err @enrO SSi98ers Sopa tito
&@nfas.
6crr ~. s. @eppcrIc Sntmois
cntIon8 Scr Saiuois Central 3aOn.
SEER &cr1nas3as ScGer SSHinoiS.
Sserr 6obert @1eI ~Wtinaclotagu S0
2SiSconiir.
scrr .. u. Icttma,t SaSiamo Muo
Sbto.
S9crr Sb1oc SrieSrid)fcn, Wc=
braSf1, Mottfdta tttsO 9afotd.
@crr SDcoocre Ytntber GoIns
r10u.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-09
The Maine Election

The reports from the election in Maine
held yesterday indicate that the Republic
cans have carried the State by a majority
slightly larger than that OF 1880, thus
electing their State ticket and doubtless
all four of their Congressman. There
seems to be no doubt that the prohibition
amendment to the constitution is ratified.
The returns so far received are too meagre
TO give any accurate idea of the result or
OF the strength of the Greenback candi-
dates.
The Republican majority in 1880 was
4.46O. while their smallest majority in
previous years was over 15,O00-in 1876.
After the desperate efforts made to work
up very decided Republican gains in Mr..
Blaine's own State in order to influence
other States and give confidence to the
party, anything under 1000 majority in
this election must have a depressing effect
on the candidate and the party. Less than
10000 majority must be considered as a
repulse Of the Republicans, if not a de-
feat. Had the Democrats put the work
and money in Maine that the Republicans
have their chances of capturing the State
would probably have been very good.
Maine does not appear to give its can
didate for the Presidency any encourage
ment. II it shows an increase over the
Republican majority Of four years ago, it
cannot be denied that it is not the result
Of enthusiasm for the plumed knight and
the grand old party, but is the fruit of
hard work, and the liberal use of cola,
convincing cash.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-09
4 RepubIicau DcfaIcation.

The New Brunswick bank officials who
took their own lives because their dis
honor had been made public, did not mend
the matter. The people viii hardly ac-
cept the plea that the President was en-
tlrely ignorant of the manner in which
the banks business had been misman-
aged. If he was ignorant Of the crime,
and had no cOnnexi0n with it, he viii not
be readily excused. Even the intiu-
ence of great name was not
sufficient TO save Gen. Gran from sharing
in the disgrace brought about by the fraud
Of his firm. While majority, perhaps,
Of the American people doubt if he knew
the full extent Of Wards fraudulent
schemes, the name Of Grant will never be
mentioned without the minds Of the hear
ers reverting to the enormous swindling
transactions Of Grant Il Ward.
The Republican party appears to be re-
spOnsible, in part at least, tor the failure
of the New Brunswick bank. The Cashier
was a ranting Republican politician and
put up the banks money to boom his party
friends-eyen going so far as to back
newspaper started for the express purpose
Of denOunciDg the Democrats. What en-
thusiastic Republicans were also the New
York swindling bankers! The party has
carried on its villainous methods not only
in all departments of the government, but
in many instances in private business
affairs. Every day, however, these meth
DDS are being detected and exposed, and
the day of retribution appears to be near
at hand.
As the list of bank frauds grows deposit
tors and business men will more than
ever demand that their bankers conduct
business on strict business principles. 1t
is required that bank officials shall at all
times know the status of the institutions
over which they preside and the exact
manner i'll which their business is done.
Il ought to be next to impossible for any
officer to embezzle any considerable
amount Of a banks funds without being
almost Immediately detected. The bank
officials who show the greatest diligence
and care of the trusts in their keeping
will most largely command the conf
dence Of business men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-09
Warming the Farmers.

There is no doubt that agriculturists
and hOrticulturists will be very greatly
benefited by the establishment of cold
wave stations throughout the Union, es-
pecially if a station shall be established
at every post Office in the country which
has a daily mail. If this department Of
the Signal Service is properly organized
and administered a very large proportion
Of American farmers may be notified
almost daily Of the probable
state of the weather q hours
ahead Of any indicated change. If the
signals are arranged in an ingenious but
simple manner the indications for tenn
peTature, direction, and force of the wind,
rainfall or dry weather and storms of
different kinds may be made known at
telegraph offices at any hour of the day,
and at post offices as often as the mails
from the Central Signal Stations of the
districts are received.
After the advantages of the Signal
Service to the agricultural and other
interests of the country shall have become
fully known and appreciated, no doubt
many enterprising communities will
establish telephone lines partly for the
purpose of obtaining prompt information
at their signal stations. OF course, these
lines would be a great convenience tor
ordinary business and social cOmmunica-
tons, and would probably more than pay
the expenses involved in their construc-
ton and maintenance.
By means of flags on tall towers or
masts planted on elevated situations and
cannon or tOrpedOes to be fired as storm
indicators, a very large proportion of the
people might be pretty accurately in
formed in advance as to what kind Of
weather is expected. Then they could
take steps in ample time to secure the
safety of crops and stock and other
property likely to be injured by heat, cold
or storms of any kind. The signals would
also b. of inestimable benefit to others
than those engaged in agricultural pur-
suits. Merchants, mechanics, profess
siOnal men, in fact everybody within GER
tain limits, would soon acquire the habit
OF consulting the signals as frequently as
their time pieces, and enterprises of bust
ness or pleasure would be regulated
thereby. .
1t is to be hoped the work of establish
ing the signal stations will proceed with
out delay, and that this service will be
gradually butrapidly perfected both from
a scientific and practical point of view.
The New Brunswick bank officials APP
pear to have been so loyal and liberal to
the grand old party that they did not have
money enough left to pay their way to
Canada.
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HE ATE HIS FAMILY.
A Cool CannibaI from the Far We

Detroit Free Press.
''This talk about cannibalism in the
Greedy party is all DO sb," he said yester-
day on the post office steps as he rubbed
his white plug hat on his elbow. "Sup-
pose the living did eat the dead-what OF
it?"
Nobody answered him, and he presently
continued:
Ten years ago / was lost with my
family in the Rocky Mountains. When
we had eaten our boots and shoes and
whatever else we could worry down. we
had to resort to cannibalism. The baby
went first. We baked him, and a better
dinner l never sat down to. Was there
anything in that to raise a great fuss~
Three or four others were added to the
crowd and he went on:
Gin the course of six weeks wife and l
ate our five children. We had 'em stewed,
roasted and warmed up, and l never rel
ished my meals with keener Zest. Did the
p papers raise a great howl over it? Have
/ been Ostracized from society on account
of it?1
He mopped his bald head and rubbed
his hat some more, and then said:
''The time came when / had to eat my
wife. She wasn't as tender and juicy as
the children, but the meat kept longer and
furnished more real nOurishment. Moth
ing of her body but the right foot was left
when / was rescued. Three days more
and l would have been compelled to take
my gun and shoot deer and elk and rab-
bits and such game or starve to DEATH"
"Do you mean to say that game was
plenty around?' asked a little Juan who
had been breathing hard.
"Yes, sir-wOOds full of itw
''And you had gun?'
eyes, SIR"
"And you ate your family in preference
to killing game?''
"Certainly; hunting was always very
distasteful to me-"
"Then, STRIP yelled the little man, as
he jumped up and down and plunged
around-''then, sir, l characterize you as
a monster, and-lemme get at him-lem-
me hit him onceV'
But the crowd held him back, and the
man with the white hat marched of up
the street, saying:
"WeIl, Welt what fuss to raise about
my eating up a whole family! Seems to
be some very queer men in this town."