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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
To Perpetuate the SOLID south

gHlrsst0n AelCs DEM.
Gen. Grants reasons for remaining 4 Re
publican are doubtless satisfactory TO himself,
but they can have no influence with people
capable OF doing their own thinking. unless TO
c0uzeniai To his taste. because OF that very
cOnsenialitv. The Solid South is, no doubt,
very dIspleasing 10 partisaus after the mau-
uer Of Grant and after the manner OF Blaine,
but inst as long as rapacity. corruption ami
general di5soluteness are the leading features
% Republican rule. The South will be solid for
tho Democratic uarfV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

rrrs now bring 40 cents per dozen
In fha New York market, yet
- chan eating houses use them in
at-naauce. A boarding house keeper
t--8s SIS reporter the other day; 'Nou
ave no Esea Of the enormous quantity OF
---rl-sf ergs that come TO New York
~, ~tolesale dealers place these apart
- aslr thcm for whatever they viii
f-f-r. lean buy basketfui for , or 50
ee-+s. or course 1 must take my chances
- =, t.eir condition II they are only
.fs-tsrr rrackesi I can boil them. When
stcv SRI badly broken 1 FRY tnsmi and
thev uanst he wofuIly mashed, indeed II 4
cannot use them.r
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Tle average size o. families in the Uni
"a states has decreased from 90 in $50
fa z.nt las I~~a This j. one evidence that
the country 81 Growing richer The num-
ter ai dogs. how ser, has increased very
much. Ttis Is am evidence that the coun-
--- /. -r.H.-r r.ur.r.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Bauer las followed the example cf
Blaine fu putting himself on the witness
stand s-d making jeuia.s, but the people
uEI rrt sake his evidence without ccrrot-
GRAFTON. Ueis to ambitious 10 De Ell
ff-er~ truthful.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
Eor SalF.

NOR SALE CHEAP.-THREE FLATS,
II DECKED OVER, 80 feet long by
Is wide; one year built. newly caulked
and in thorough condition. Apply 10 ". Il.
RAY, East BrO3d and River streets, or d.
OtCOENEIIs. go Bav street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
Mr.. BLAINE's route in New York STATE
Dr.. Prices speciaI FIayoring Extracts

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
are not made up from chemical poisons,
but natural fiavors, delicate and grateful
to the most cultivated palate The special
recommendations of DIR. Prices Flavors
are that their purity is perfect, their
strength so much greater than other ex-
tracts. Buy these Flavors, they are the
finest made,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Ss-.r- ANGELA. who is the Superior oi
az Natre Dame Educational school frT
Yorre Lafirs. sc south Bend, lud.- Is
"a e5us.a % Blaine ON last Sunday
morning Blaine called on her aud had q
-.a.-,s- visit ofau h0u- on more.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Blaine -lid CD senator Couger the other
rsf fe was tired 81 being intro
fr.aTa 81 -o8- next President" and j"
wanted ttat phrase Dropped Very likely
o. .= a-- uaut On De reminded Of Gov.
cleveland every time De goes % say bis
r-fsa sraeer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Tn MoEyrEg NEWs Mondays, We'd
1917 ara FRIDAYS. or Tuesdays,
Ttursdsys and Saturdays tDy
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Real estate in New York has been very
murh depressed q Is.c. IL has been Diff
culs to lu houses aud fats with reliable
tenants and rents have been quite low.
De- Is stated. however, that owners are
hrrar-I % a better condition Of affairs al.
an early 1lv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

EIlt1r Dana appears 20 grow more ven
rar-s az the Peoples party vanishes into
ttIr ak. No o1eean stampede the people
F-.a tEe ranks q a party as quick as
EL-r Dana can.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Mexico uuconsciously offers helping
hand ta tta Irish Invincibles. Dynamite
Hhfch -ss WORTH 81 PER pound in that
country four years ago. l. row sold there
at s. crnts. let O'Dou0van Rosa make
I rrte rli=
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Trrhnfd fever IS raging in several dis
s-frts IL Louisville, by. and prominent
r-rrsfcfan Cf that city assumes that the
l-s-zs orthe disease Ia the stricken dis
r-irts Is the wei water watch is very
--rre-aIlv used i'm those districts. ne says
sret filo wells are not more than fifty feet
go. and that the GEid contents OF the
vauns drain into them aud poison the
-rarar. He advises the establishment Of
a.rsrarts and the closing OF the wells. II
z---s that the advisability Of using well
-rntrr Is attracting attention in other
ems than this.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Ert the Democrats Of the First Con-
---zsionaI district be up and doing. The
r-r1red troops VIII no doubt be out in fun
r--.r on election dav.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

&C. sCems O. he generally conceded now
that Blaine kissed the barney sto-e m
uti1 iu vain. The Irish Republican vote
EiE nos matarialize % any important eX-
r--H
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

p-aIne6oes not stand on velvet Just now
h1uevcr luxurious his palace car may be
fuei ~. BE is evidently standing on
rims ana sharp-pointei ones al that
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Tie newspapers are now beginning o.
crr-rltuIa-e Mr.. Laugtry, and 70 condoie
with Freddv Gehhard. There i an idea
one that the LILY, Like the rose, has
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Gen. John b. Gordon has been doing
-1oi work Tor the Democrats in New
YORK. Even the negro Democrats and
Independents were anxious % hear him
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

one account Of sir Moses Montefore
saws Dee j. childless, while another gives
him credit for 3i1 grandchildren. II TIE
latter is true DE would he wise grand
rl-ler fTbe knew all OF his grandchildren
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

rae belief IS rapidly growing that Blaine
Is tha Ananias and B. T. Butler the Judas
F--arrrf ~ modern times.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Thereu5rts the discovery Of additional
relies cC the LOSE Arctic steamer Jean
ratta cT tle east Of Greenland are re-
ccived with general distrUst, and the first
reports are also cloujed with doubt. u
ls nat helseyed co he possible Tor foe %
travel nom the north az Siberia u the At
lantfc ocean. ard it is claimed that ar
ticlas IyiuE ca Arctic ice VIII speedily
sink into % GUS 81 sight through the liz
fuance ~ t1e summers sun. The whole
fhinE was PROBABLY cooked mp for the
r.l-r1ze o. getting rewards.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

are the Democrats I'm every county in
this district fully ORGANIZED ard prepared
rr The election rext Tuesday weeks
TITS is an important question.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

90 Is nos believed thar John sherman
-r-l propose % The Senate 20 investigate
tre ohio Deputy Marshal ourages. he
= 81. sic kind 30 man 20 want any
uauvlle sauce GA HIS Ohio gander.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Te store which the builders rejected at
Auauts is now sought 90 be made the
heaT az che corner. TIE stony hearted
ru-~rv owners are the ones who should
~ cersurgi. Petitions appear u be the
order of the 6ay I'm the Gate City. As the
Limestone uen are on the contractors
t.cna it is On Be feared that the present
rrozrsmme cs1uot be changed so as 70
hrrr uc capitol erected out Of Georgia
esr-a. why did not the Atlanta people
raise She Iov about this matter several
uceks ae9s They a-pear 10 De behind
sf- r.-reessior.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

Verify. the moaopolists are hard up
reI-eiu- uazes nearly everywhere and
che country Just on the eve OF a national
eIacd1n. Protection don't appear TO pro-
faet TIE Iat.oriuE men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

The republicans appear 70 be afraid
taat the Chicago people viii Offset Deputy
rrs~zha7s with dynamite.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

IT is now recalled as q reason for Joaquin
Miller's precipitate flight from Washington 20
New Orleans. ana his ayOwal 70 remain for
many months in retirement IN that far South
ern citv. that he left behind him an alleged
.splav,'' which is to be plunged upon the pub
lie during his discreet concealment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
Cont


I OST, a black pOcketh0ok containing 8
IL small amount az money. Finder will b
rewarded by returning same 70 81 Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
Che loruina alews.

7--------7 . ~ Fsss 0@os = sssoaaaA a.
- rsrl N1u Mrs1er.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
For 12r1tf.

THOR RENT. the desirable brick residence.
II three stories on basement, No. Is0 TavIor
street. near DraytOn. Apply TO f. a. HAB.
GRESHAM, 81 State street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

OSTRICH FEATHERS cleaned, curled and
dyed in all the latest SHADES, By Mrs. i. 1.
HUMAN, 2z3 Congress street.. second door
east of est Broad, Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

nor RENT, furnished rooms; either single
II or double beds. Inquire 50 Broughion
street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
aflierrIlalsrouo.

DOARDTNG.-PIeas rooms, with board
ID convenient to the business part Of the city.
I63 York street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

nor RENT, two desirable connecting
Il rooms, suitable for Offices OF sleeping
apartments, On first floor. Apply to JOHN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

NOR RENT. to gentleman. 3 pleasant south
II ern room, with or without board. Apply
156 Liberty street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

DOOMS To RENT, furnished or unfur.
h DIshed, with or without board. Apply s.
York street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

WANTED, by Wheeler Wilson Nc
w featuring Company. few good can. I.
ers 70 sell the latest improved No 8: iUsf ny.
call and see it: liberal inducemepts - W.
men. Office Is Bull street - syQ4
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22
MI0nrg to \ can.
MONEY ToLOAN.

CLEMENT SAUSSY, Money Broker,
No. 10 Bryan ss<eet.
+ OAES made on Personal Properly. Dia-
i moads and Jewelry bought and sold OF
commission. Cash PAID Tor Did Goids SILVER
and MuHlated Com.
MONEY IT, JoAS.--isaerai loans made
ID On Diamonds, sold SIl silver a-1ss
JeTelrv Pistols, suns. Sewing f&eehlnts,
syszri1z Apparel, Mechanic Ieois, llclAs
ETC.. etc. as Licensed EzwEasrOser Eogs2, ~
CoagreSs street. 3. AUEE4aAi1kskts Managels.
Silver.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

private family; win require two nicely fur
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

corn PER MONTH, salary and eommis-
DO1U sion, to competent business manager
for this City Tor State) Agency. Responsible
company, business practically q MONOPOLY ~
e. 80 Ice e4s,,4a -1,.i ~. III
For particulars address. with references. TIE
NATIONAL-CO., p East Fourteenth street
New York city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

EHOR RENT, a very desirable floor OF resi-
II dence al Perry street; possession given
Nov. /. Apply to f. c. WILLY, lz0 Bryan
street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

WANTED, situation by al exrg-I------
W bookkeePer and cashier; can i've $50 $50
factory city references touching sSe,ss- - -
ability. Address BUSINESS. Morai,s.,,' = ana
Office. news
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

purchased from the Assignee Of New f
rm lie goods the dollar.
desirable satisfied to part wit
GOODS
PfecesCA a sc.
usually
F'ecesC o.
usually a
Pieces CASHMERE, usually sold at 5c- 5c.
%,
CASHMERE, usually sold 81 80, now 81
Pieces FANCY GOODS belonging
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

WANTED, a situation as chamberw,S's =
w nurse, By 3 competent coiorea ufrj' ~ Y
dress T., this oliiee- A4-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

WANTED. four or dre energetic 49,
w men for outdoor employment. s.g
hours, good salary. Apply = Commesesy
Building. ~ial
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

ITO RENT, southern front connecting rooms,
i with privilege OF bath Apply as =
Liberty street, between AbeTeoTn and LIN
coln streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

" ANTED. a small white rirI TO- -
w housekeeping for gentleman and -. .lsle
can sleep home II desired. Address II Me- laS'
ing News. 80
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

DRESSES FOR SALT offer for sale the
4 following Printing Presses: / Super
Royal Hoe Cylinder; Half Medium Liberty
Press. The machines are II good order, and
can be seen at work in Morning News press
room. j. II. EsTII.I. Savannah. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

THOR RENT, the store and three rooms ct
II tached at the corner OF Wheaton and
Perry streets. Also. the comfortable brick
residence 50 Jones street, between HabeF-
sham and Lincoln streets, contains rooms.
Also, twO-stOry residence corner Hall and
Montgomery streets; contains rooms.
G. II DDRSFTT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

I" ANTED, q situation a. q wet nurua -
w ply Bolton street, six doors west Of Fs',.
rOughs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

WANTED, loans on real estate po-----
w desiring 70 make such loans vii e. e. ~ =
to their advantage TO call on J. II. RRo 1tir y
l35 Bay street. -.N0Ao,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
selbntmSrSer.

Nuf cine redt Ionotrbare J8eiie bat Elm
W9ant1, 9tamens 0ictor 9tafsfo, porgeitern
ieinenl 0ebeu Elm @l1oe gema6t. Ser @ez
nannte, Der lett ciniger 3ett bon Ieiner SSaz
mile, Die in SEQ. 277 2arrabeeitraBe pobut,
eetrennt lebte, tpuroe por9eltern 0ta6mtttag
bon 8elu6ern bes 9iucoln 8arf benertt,
ais CT nit einem fangen Strld in Der 6ano
einem bet bort beftnolichen Set6e 5uihrttt.
0eitern Oeorgcn geger 5 ubr falo elm
&aytpoli3iit Die 2eide Gafsta's in etnem
5eide oes Yarf5 liegeno, init Dem @eii6t
nu6 llnten gefe6rt, nit ctnem Strid UNI
Ben 6oLs, oelien anoereS Gnoe Inn einen
Baum gelALungen mar. Sfenbar bate
Der Selbitm0rber it6 crit Die S6Itnge I'M
ben 6als gelegt un6 mar oatn, UNI ii6er
3u qeben, 6aB Der SOD balb e%iatrete, in ben
Seih qeiprlngen, III mel6em er nit ie(z
tener GntinLolienbeit ben Sob eripartete.
On Der gBefte oes Selbltm0roer5 fanb man
einen .3etteI an9ebeftet, t%porouf Die Borte
itanben: SD beige @ictor 9tafsta, |6offt
meme Qct4c Sl melner Trar, 0to. 277 8arz
rabeeltraBe." Die Yoli3ei befol9te ben leBz
ten QEilen bes ManreS, 8rall Jtafsfe weie
qerte it'd ober, angeblid pegell Wfar9slS
an 9taun1, bic 9eibe III ibrem 0auie att5us
ne6mel, iporauf bieielbe nad Der Wtor9ue
gel0afft nurDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
g~85cheutl6che Sttioofs 5Staats-Bettpens.
1t1tfIue.


QSdbren6 cine Mnsab( italienil6er Nrbeiz
terWttttpo6SormittaA gegen 8ubr nit Dem
gttcoerret6en ether Manb i'm 2luS1teuungS>
geb0uoe bel6dfttgt 1paren, "itir5te Elm She'll
Derlelbel1 auf Die Qrbeiter urt0 Derlebte bier
BON thnel1. Garl WlaBe,s pon 9to. ia St
0arrtlonltraBe, bro1 ben linfcn Nrnl,
SoDt SelDr, bon DO. 39S Oearborn1traBc,
tru8 tlulere 8erlebullgcn baonn. tpd6te1o
Die betoen anDeren GerunGlilGten mirber
erbebli6 beld)Gbi9t murben. 0ieielben bc=
ttnoen lid in ilren Nobnungen III GrSt>
ltdler Sebonolung.
Su SoI9e Der 9roBen 6tBe itirSte 8. 50.
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9~SallernagcnS WtittpoG 8ormittag 9egelt 8
llbc III Der Uii6igou Npenue bon lelnem
gSa9ellilBe berab NIB trug Dierbei l6upere
tnrtere 8erlcBungen oapon. Woore tpuroe
nab ~leiier 9Sobnung SCR, 45 Gbirb Qlpe.
gel6afft.
6reo 5auier BON Go. Is 8eits6uron7
1trGbe unD George 9tingler Dou $40. { Sell
FIace erri6Gen an Der WilDaufee 2lDe. etH
neleS 0ebGuoe. oa5 nit Sen ytoS. TO llnO
172 %be5etdhnet !perDen lpit. QSdDreno pier
Nrbetter Wlilttpod Goru1ittdg ge9en bnlb Z
ubr init Der NusQra6ung fitr ben 9ulnas
nentbau ~belddfiigt Darelt, unO Den
SettentpeB bel Geite l6aften molten,
brad Dieler ploblih Sulammen, IN TOlgc
oelle1 Die bier Nrbeiter etna II SUB ttef
binabftir3teil lnn mc0r oosr miloer erbebs
lt6e Serleblnge1 bauontrugen. Charles
Soaba8en, Don go. 55S 9tortbBaultnaitr.,
trnB cine Gerlebung am ltnfen Nrtn unO
Der 0Itte oapon; Soiepb 9olB, bon go. "A
Sel Glace, tuuroe an Der reDten 0ilfte be-
lddotgt; Gilbert QSe5el, bon geo. rs Sell
Elace, trug 8erleBuuget an beiOen &nieen
oauon, IND GburleS S6roeoer, BON yto. Y
Sell Blace, nuroe om litfeu BetH unb Der
re6ten 6ilftc perteBt. 9ta6 Der Q~luSio9e
zines iofort Derbeigebolten Qr3tes lit Der
3uitanO Der Gerungludtcn uidt belOrgntBz
errcgeno. Oieielbeu ipurben u"1ittellt bes
acknowledgements na6 tbren Mo6nungen
gefabreu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
Sic Sentpercnstcr.
senetor gomeroB ,tto SoBm ". Gotaat oas
,,Si6et".

Sn Soripel Sa1 frat horgeftern Mbeuo
Elm !6Guflein OiGnnletn llllo gSetblet1 Su>
lammell, Die itd) Die vNlnertcan Brobtbt1
tton YdrtD", enllen ullD ell1 StDel8 Der
eigentliden 9lationaL YroDIbitionspartet
iino, UNI aud eillen GonDent abSubalter
uno audi etuen 4ralIoentl DARTS San0toaten
tn's 6elo Su ltellen.
6. 8. 0arIoip bon CONNECTICUT tpurhe
gum 8oriiB berufel, porollf cine Nn5abl
0teDen pom Stapel %9claiicn puroen, in oe=
men 0GlSltde GntbQltiamtett ais Die DDdyite
Sltgelo oes Wienihcn geprielen ulto bic
8erlliGtun9 be5 8rdnnttpei1DauoelS ais
oas gr0Bte @rforberniB Der SSeBtSeit 6inge7
ltellt Dur0e.
9Ste eS li6 fir einen Content oesiemt,
nlrDc1 SunG1lt cine 9teiDe bon NuSiniiiiet
ernannt unO Damn nit benz 3uiammen>
3tllllnern elmer Blatform begonllen, Die
gegen NbenD e1oli6 ftr un0 ferttg baftano.
Gon ben Deri6teoeneu Blalfen Ieien nur
Die fDlgenDet ertudbnt:
rGieS tit cine briitli9e unb ut9t Elm e
beiontl 6e Re9ierun9.
9Sir perlangen @elebe, welche bic @infibz
ring. Sterilization llllb ben Gerfauf BON be-
raui6enDen @etrdnfen perbiete11.
gStr perlan9el, oaB ben 9ebetriett Sroelt
0te EOrperl0ottSre0te ellt3o9eu iDeroen.
9Sir Dertdt9en. Dap neben aloerenSii0ern
aud Der Sibel elm 9>lob in unlerenN Grstez
bun9san1tqlten eill9erGltmt iperoe.
gStr lllo entl6teDene @e9ner aQer .Wtonoz
pole.
gSir iinb Ser Nnli@t, baB Der i3oa ltnb sic
Gteuern 10 l6neu lpie Die 9totbperbi9feit
Der Gtnfomnenlteuer es 9~eitattet, erln0Bi9t
tperoen IoQen.
tN3o ~ tn1Y,otho ,.nt EoYto FoEou4 n,EorHoIo,
tDer0en llllo Die repllblif unll6e 4SQrtei per-
bent lbarfen 8abel bofir, bdB lie in bieler
6tnlldt i6re Yfl0ten 10 lebr pernablQlii9t
bat.
g2ir perlanQen Die ~2tbldoffun9 Der Qeoblz
mGnner=@oueSieTt u1b eihe Dtrefte 8Dlfsab=
Thinning BET 8rdIibenteHlpabteu II. I. 10.
Nndoem bieien Sproeruneen unb @n>
ft6teu BeifaI geSolt unb Die 8latform
gut geheiben mar, madte MAJ iib an oas
0tomtniren zines 9rGiioettti Oafts Ganoiz
Oaten.
8aitor. S. STANDARD Don W6edton, ST.,
brd6te Senator Samuel 6. BOmeroD unO
Baitor 6. W. &irbD Don BennfDlDanien
ben Nbgott Der Sempercn5ler, 81 0Ouoerz
lteltr ct. Sobn BON SanlaS III Borl0lug.
@egeu Die gufitelung bon Ct. iSDbn err
bDbcn fi6 me6rere SttmIten uno eS pnroe
Die Nnflage ge9el Jpn erb0belt, ct let Wttt@
glieO oeS Sretmaurer@S > Oens utb f0nne
iOmit ni6t auf Der ioeben 9ebauten Plats
fornt iteben.
8eim 8alotiren puroen 81 Stimmen
abgege6en, BON benet Y auf 9omerorD 3,
auf s. 81. 8lan6aro, Z auf S. Blonb aO,
l auf S. 6. ct. SobnS un0 l auf SultuS
Scelebe, 8rGiioe1ten bonn Nm6erit @Dae8e
i'll WiGiia6uiettS, ftelen. Senator 8omeroD
mar iOmtt Bet Der erltcn Mblttmmung nomtz
nirt, uub ole Experimentation &an0tbat
tpurbe ibm Sobn q. @O1ant bon 8jui@
mantic sur Settle geiteQt.
S6lieBli9 ipra0 nod 6. 9. SAT-
IeD ein paar MOrte, baum tpur0e cine
GoIecte Dorgen orln1elt. UNI Die 1lnfoiten Oes
Comments 3t beitreiten, oann murOe nod
ems 9elungen nnb oarn 9ing man ~leeleuz
Der9nii8t na6 Sauic.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
8GSe Gd)tpteaerutmtter+

sSo6n 9tapp it. lebte ieit6er nit ieinent
8ater glet6en ytarnenS in Dem 6auie $50.
II SobnionitraBe, Der ate 3opp iebo6
itanb in %Slpctter @be nit elmer @itttpe, Die
i6m siDei 9o6ter Subradte, bon mel6en
iein Sobn Die Cine beiratbete. 0ieie @be
tpar ni6t 9luGli6 uno Der iunge Wonn
trcnnte ii6 balo bon ieiner Sr0u uno bc3og
cine anoere Wobnun9. Monta9 9lbsno
nun, als Sobn 9tapp If. an Der @fe bon
II. nn6 0tepberrbitraBe Dor Der @irt6z
i6aft Daniel SulIipan's itanb, fam ieine
Stteftnutter poriber unD fling nit tbm
etnen Nortmehiel an. S6lieBIi6 5og Die
Srou einert &epoloer aus Der Ialde berpor
ur1o Derlpur1bete i6ren S6mte9erz utto
Stiefiobn auf Der redten Seite. 8rau
9tapp, wel6e na6 GerIbung ibrer Sbat in
&rGmpfe fieI, purbe nad Der Station an
Der r.. StraBe geidoftt, lpdbretto benz
gerDu1oeten, ber nur unbeDeuteno DerleBt
lit, in ieiner @obnung ar3Ii9e 9ulfe gu
She'll DUrOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
Sic SrieI10aen.

@egen 8 ubr Wfittwo6Nbeno fu9ren a6t
acknowledgements, BON Derl6teoenen Stn>
tionelt tonnlenO, in I6arfem Grab Die
Siio<@ larfitraBe entlan9 ltno Dertbeilten
it'd bltBidnel Dor ben 0dulern $50. 81,
9to. 1874, $50. ia unb yto. 1914 Der genannz
ten StraBe, tpGbre1b elm g8agen IN Die Wfd>
Oilonitra6e einbog u1o Dor Dem 6duIe $50.
lob itiubielt. 8orher tparen lhon cine
2ln3ahI Yoli3iiten in @iptItletOern in Die
betreffeHoen @ebGuoe eingeorungen uno
battet Die in ben oberen Stodperz
fen oeriel6en bele9enen SpieIbDQen be-
iebt, oeren Sniofien nun, unter Dem
3ulauf Ino ben 9urrabrufen elmer ulz
5GbIbaren Meni6cnmenge, bic lmten
bereititebe1oen Magen beiteigen mug
ten, Die nann iGmmtli6 III Der &i6tung
mad Der Station an Der Sit Chicago Nue.
tpegftbren. 9ort nabm GapitGn BudleD
nit ether groBen 3abI YoLtSiiten 6te @jGfte
in @lnpfaug, Die, nadbem ibre 9tamen nuf9
gelbrteben iparer, i'm 8erlieB I'M @r0gez
i6pB untergebrdht tpuroen. DIS .Snbaber
Der fitaf Spielb0Ien tpuroen fDlgenDe Ser
ipnen eingetragen. Bon $50. 81 Suoz
@farfitraBe: Sol. Sones, @eo. g8iutams,
Sobn Bbttnep, Sobn 0oIpole; bon $50.
1874: @eo. 6anfinS, Sranf 81elpS, Sreo.
Gpans, Geo. Stoper, Srant Start, G6arles
0ior9dnj Ottte 6arren, Settle @ilion uuo
Sol. 6ap; bon SEQ. 176: 6raut @leneb, 8.
II. Suder, 8at. GarIp uno &. S. 9onnep F;
BON go. 1874: Sobn Grain uno BON SEQ.
lob Mabiionitr. Sobn DtcGanb.
Ser Spielerf0nt9 Wfife WicOonalo, 6eiz
fen 9ocal it6 in $50. 76@larfftraBe 6eFtnz
bet uHO inter ben aus9ebobeuen Der5eidinet
1T, ettging Der 8erbaftung MIR baour6,
DaB i6m BON befreunoeter Settle elm Q8int
geeeben tDOroen mar. Nm 9onneritag un0
Srettag 2tbeno Duroe Die 3ta8sta fpieoerz
bolt, bod batten Die n~1eiiten Der obiaen
SpielboleubeitBer ibre &ocate nod n6it
nieper geoffnet.