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MARRIAGE LIcFNsEs. licenses have b

MARRIAGE LICRSSEs.-Marr1agel licenses have been
issued 10y the clerk or the court TO VIM. II. How.
ard and Caroline a. Graf; James NJ. Dorum and
Annie = Queen; Moses LonaX and ANNE Hodge
FouNp DRowNFD-The body OF a colored woman
was found floating In the James Greek canal,
between C and II streets southwest, about one
O'Clock to-day. The body was removed 10 the nrst
precinct stationhouse, where an inquest VIII Do
held to-morrow The body has not yet been
Identified
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CONsHoHocKEN. Pa, July l6-The grave OF John
May, who murdered his daughter and committed
suicide last week. was robbed last night The body
was cut open and carried away, the internal parts
having been thrown back into the grave The mur-
derer was buried In potters neid last Sunday with
out religious ceremony OF any kind.
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A Post office BurgIarized.

SwANToN. VT, July 16--The post Office here was
entered by burglars last night The safe was blown
open. the work having evidently been done by ex-
perts The thieves secured $500 In cash and stamps
and 81 OOO In notes.
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The Stock Market Looking I'm

New YORK. July 10, Wall Street-Stocks opened
fraction lower, and then became strong and
Northwest being the features ST. Paul sold up TO
707s; Northwest To 924; LackawAnna TO lo9k, ana
Western Union TO 55ss
12:l5 p. mat a meeting OF Pacific Mail Steam.
Ship company direction to-day the usual quarterly
dividend OF IL per cent was declared, payable
August LIST. The net earnings for the quarter were
S396.2o The company has 81 252 900 cash on hand,
alter paying S6O,Oo0 10 the Panama Railroad COM
pany.
RAILROAD INTEREST.
12:45 p. M.-Assistant Treasurer Ham, OF the
Union Pacific, denies the report current yesterday
that the New York ofiice would be closed Interest
falling due August LIST viii be paid. Secretary O.
d. Ashley OF the Wabash, says that most OF the In
terest maturing August LIST will be paid that day,
or as soon as the receiver can make Arrangements.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

PTTTSFIELD, MASS, July l6-A OF freight
train on the Housatonc railroad, loaded with mar
bic, broke down near Fall village this morning
wrecking all the cars Brakeman Charles Jones'
OF West StOckbridge, was killed. An unknown
man, supposed to have been stealing ride, had
one Of his legs cut Off
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CINCINNATI, July ia wrestling match at the
tlno and MatSada Sorakchi, was won by the latter,
who took second, fourth and NTH bouts, Japanese
style. MARITIME won first and third, rseco-Roman
Stylp
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A Former Washington Lady Arrested.
TAKEN IN CUSTODY AT LONG BRANCH ON CHARGE
OF BIGAMY.
Mrs. Lucy Cady Dodge SchefIeln, the wife OF
member Of the well known New York drug firm of
that name, was arrested at Long Branch Monday
night on charge Of blgamy, brought by Nathaniel
Hewitt, who was her second husband She was found
concealed under bed clothes In the cupola OF her
house, and when arraigned in court In Jersey City
was formerly wealthy Vermonter, and, it is said,
nvedwith her In fine style In this city years ago
circles for years She was com0tted TO the Hud-
son county Jail yesterday. She claims that her
former husband swore to her that he had procured
q divorce.
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SHOOTING HER

SHOOTING HER COUSIN n MISTAKE FoR HD
RIvAL-Joseph j. Williams, who, with John Poolo.
was charged with the murder OF Willie Watkins on
December 22, 1853. near Raleigh, n. C., was on
Tuesday, after trial lasting week, convicted Of
murder The testimony was TO the effect that
Williams was in love With Miss Watkins and. feel.
ing q grudge against Joe Pebbles, who Wa
engaged TO be married 70 her, persuaded Poole 20
go with him and Kill PEBBLES seeing man leav-
ing Miss Watkins house, Wnlams shot and ktlled
him. The victim proved 70 be her cousin, w1ln0
Watkins Poole turned states evidence Much
feeling was shown during the trial
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Hurrahfng for Blaine and Logan.

Hurrahfng for Blaine and Logan.
RATIFICATION MEETINGS NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
An immense audience thronged the Grand Opera
House in New York city last evening on the occa-
sion Of the Blaine and Logan ratification meeting.
Among the prominent persons present were ex-
Gov. Cornell, Senator Warner Miller, Geo. Bliss,
John c. Fremont, John Jay Knox, Thos l. James
and ex-senator T. c. Platt. Resolutions were
adopted referring to the record Of the party of
past twenty -four years, denouncing the democratic
party, endorsing the Arthur administration and
commenting the republican candidates The
spec h OF the evening was made by Mr. VIM. NJ
Evarts, who said that there are some who abhOr
the democratic party, but who want Gov. Cleveland
for President. lLaughteE.] There are some who
want the republican party In power but they don't
want Mr.. Blaine. lLaughter.] Quoting the words
OF RUFUS Chcate. the speaker said: 81 will follow
no party that does not keep step to the music OF
the Union" Referring 10 the failure Of Gov. Cleve-
land TO remove Hubert o. Thompson, the man OF
999 contracts, and Mr. Davidson, the sheriff, he
asked: "DO we want for President the man whose
craftsmanship Is measured by the standard OF
Daniel Manning and Hubert Thompson" Senator
Hawley followed with brief speech, and then the
meeting adjourned.
grand republican ratification meeting was held
IN Boston last night, and an overflow meeting was
held near fremont temple to accommodate the
crowds. Gov. Robinson preSidtd and made an
address, and he was followed by senators Dawes
and Hoar, and Hon. w. w. Crapo and Congressman
w. w. Rice. Ex-Collector Beard presided at the
overflow meeting, and addresses were made BY ex.
Gov Long and others.
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Cotton Mills to shut Down

LAWRENCE, MASS, July l6.-The managers OF the
Atlantic Cotton mills have decided 10 shut down
on July 26. Work will not be resumed until Au-
gust IL.
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An Oil Refinery burned

ELIZABETH, y. j., July 16.-Bourne, Scrymser &
Co. oil refinery caught fire this morning, and was
totally destroyed The loss Is $4,000 fully Insured
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
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CINCINNATI, July l6-The case OF the disbarment
Of T. C. Campbell was called In the district court
to-day, and the charges were read. Judge Book
walter, one OF the judges, having formerly been
law partner OF Campbell, declined TO 81; In the
The other two judges have applied TO the supreme
court for the assignment OF q Judge to take his
place, and the witnesses were dismissed TIL Mon
0Ay.
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Conductor W. 3. Chew, of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, has been arrested on charge Of en-
oeZZlemenk
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Ross INVITES ACTON TO A WRESTLING MAfcn.-A
Cleveland ONO, Monday, Richard Il. Fox received
q check for $3.50 forfeit and challenge from Duncan
c. Ross TO Joseph Acton OF Philadelphia, TO wro0tle
mixed match for $500 or 81 900. Ross says he win
allow Acton 500 fer expenses II ne Will agree 70
wreStle in Cleveland. "An Mt. Acton has TO do"
he SAYS, ss TO cover my money and the match is -
good as made. II Acton backs out he should foE.
ever shut up.r
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District Government Affair.

~.
permit was granted the officers Of the Blaine
and Logan club OF South Washington to erect a
flag staff and flag at the corner Of Virginia avenue
and ~ street The nag will be erected at once
VITAL STATISTICS
The total number OF deaths occurring during the
week ending last saturday was 94-46 white and 4S
colored the rate OF mortality per 1000 per annum
being 1890 for the white, 3602 for the colored and
"A for the to- al population The principal causes
Of death were: Consumption, IA; pneumonia, 2;
bronchitis, e. whooping cough. 2; typhoid fever /:
scarlet fever, 1; cancer, heart disease 3, and d-
arrheal diseases, 81. or the decedentS white and
colored were over 60years OF age. and l3 white
and 80 coored were under years OF age. Mar
nages reported: White, 6: colored 49, mixed (col:
ored male and white female), l. Births reported
White male 16; white female, IL; coored male, Is:
cOlOred female, H.
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Nominated for Congress-.

81. LOUIS, July 16.-The democrats OF the Sd dis
trlct OF Arkansas nominated James j. Jones by ac-
clamatlon Tor reelection 10 Congress. Judge t. L.
Mitchell will oppose him as an Independent candi-
date
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New Premier for NOVA Scos;..

HALIFAX, n. g., July 16.-Mr. Piper, premier OF
Nova Scotia, has resigned, and Mr. w. Is Fielding
has been called upon to form a new cabinet Both
gentlemen are liberals
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ER WASHINGTON. D. c.. July IA, 1884.
- The frn Of SINGLETON Il HoEKE has this day
oeen dlssolVed by nutua CONSENT THOs D. SINGLETON
Mithdrawing: The business will be continued by w.
d. hoEKE. who assumes all liabilities of the late firm
ana 70 Whom al deUts must paid Parties owing the
late hrln are requested to call and tile
1HOh. D. SINGLETON,
jy1S.6t
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TORONTO, ONT, July 16-The wbeelmen who are
making q tour from Niagara Falls to Boston via
Canada left Toronto this morning for Montreal via
Kingston They represent several stateS
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The electoral college OF Mexico yesterday unani
mously elected Gen Disz 70 the prssadency. MusA
enthusiasm prevailed.
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DEcAP1rATED BY A LocoMoT1vE.-At IL O'Clock
last night engine No 16. OF the B. & P. railroad,
Bros. coal yard, on Water street, between 18th and
18th streets, ran er and killed colOred man who
Is Sssg6 had been zee lying on the track me
small puppy, which was killed There was bottle
OF whisky In his pocket. The body was taken to
David Lomax OF Alexandria, Va. The train was In
charge OF Edward Phillips, conductor, and George
Frter was the engineer. An inquest was held at the
nrst precinct staton-hou>e this morning. and after
hearing the testimony, the jury rendered a verdict
that Lomax came to his death July 18th, 1884, at
coal No blame ATTACHED to the
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY AND FINED $50-In
the Police Court this afternoon Albert Foster and
stealing silver watch and chain from the person
of countryman named Harrison Warner, colored
the latter testified that he he and Foster went into
afterwards he found that his watch and chain were
gone. 1t was also shown that Tyler claimed that he
the grand jury and Tyler was dismissed. Foster
was also fined $50 for carrying razor.
ing Of the congregation Of All Souls church, held
for the purpose Of eectng delegates to the national
conference, to be held at Saratoga, September 22,
Supreme Court of the United states, and Judge W.
A. Richardson, OF the Court OF Claims, were elected
R. Bond, ESQ., aiternates The usual sumner vaea.
ton takes place, and the church win DO closed until
the third Sunday In September
ENGNEER RnEY's FuHKKAL-The funeral of
Michael ]. Riley, the engineer who was killed In
the collision on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
In this city, last Saturday night took place yester
day from tho late residence Of the deceased. No
116 South Poppleton street. Baltimore. The cor
tege proceeded to St Peters Catholic church
where Father Brennan said requiem mass The
A. Engle, nom the Brotherhood OF Engineers; VIM
Wells, Thomas Manly, Jerry MorninQstar, from
the Firemen and Eng1neerg Relief Association:
George Guyton and VIM Hagner. The interment
was at Bonnie Braa
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G1r THE Best.
The CONCORD HARNESS."
1UE CoNCOED COILAH.
have Land lsrge stock of the Celebrated con-
CORD HAANlkS." OF al kinds and description,
at Lowest lrces
q ScuLe. Carriage aud Road Harness . speciality
1U1Z BRO,
s.. Pennsylvania Avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satchele IN great variety ut lowest prices
livery Renuiue CONCORD HARNESS has makers
lane and trade -mark STAMPED on ii. my14
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PRESIDENTIAL APPoINTMRNT.-The President has
appointed Gerrett H. Smith. OF Geneva, N. Y, to
be receiver OF public moneys at Bismarck, Dakota,
vice Frank Sperry declined.
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THE court OF Alabama claims met to-day. Before
their adjournment, which takes place next week,
they will pass upon the S2 rstclass claims before
them which. with interest, will amount to about
make settlement as fast as The vouchers are pre-
Sented.
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for Raus..

LONG ISLAND CITY, n. T., July l6--John Burns,
aged "a years, was to-day sentenced to the states
prison for ten years, for committing rape on Mary
Crowley MAY 22d last
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AMONG the Presidents callers to-day were ex- Min
lister Sargent, General Butler, General Sheridan and
Colonel Gregory, Senator Hampton, Representative
Bisbee, and Prof. Newcomb, H. A. Bowland and NJ
B. Snyder, OF the electrical commission, and Gen.
Ingalls,
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CHEF ENGINEER Henry Lee Snyder, superintend-
ent OF the State. War and Navy department build
ing, accompanied by Mrs Snyder, left Washington
this morning for three weeks trip. They will
visit relatives in Pennsylvania, and afterwards
make an extended tour, going perhaps to Canada
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kilograms to The Star.
ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS RATIFY.
Impending FRENcH-cHlNEsE WAR.
THE MINE TROUBLES IN OHIO,
THE GREAT EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
Business Failures Reported To-day.
POLITICAL EVENTS.
st. Louis Democrats Have Another Rat.
iGlCRliOn Neellmu.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July I6.-AnotheT large demo-
cratic meeting TO ratify the nomination or Cleve-
land and Hendricks was held at Mercantile hall
last night. The hall was packed, and in the matter
OF quality the audience greatly superior 10 that
OF the open-air meeting Monday night. Among the
speakers were Gems. Hooker and Martin. OF MlSslS-
Slpp; j. w. Harris, OF Chicago: Congressman
Broadhead and eX-Leut, y. j. Coleman, OF St.
and applauded.
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TIE ASSISTANT LAND COMMISSIONER. - Luther
Harrison, chief clerk OF the general land Office has
been appointed to I'LL the new position Of assistant
commissioner OF the general land oflce created at
the last session OF Congress
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TEE TALLAPoosA left the navy yard here yester-
day at 2:3O p m. for Norfolk, League Island,
New York, Newport, Boston and Ports
mouth with supplies for the navy yards at
those points. portion OF her freight Is nifty tons
OF sheet lead manufactured at the rollingmi at the
Washington navy yard
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN TALK.

senator Beck on the Sineyvs Of War
Who will be Chairman Of the Ma.
ttOnal Committee-Ex.Sen Wal
lace Likely to Succeed Mr.. Barnum.
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THE CITY PosT OFFIcE.-City Postmaster Conger
had an interview with the Postmaster General
relative to the appointment Of six additional letter
carriers Helntends to leave the city this evening,
but before his departure he will endeavor to ar
range or the carriers leave, which was authorized
by the last Congress He has reinstated the eight
clerks who were furloughed some time ago on ac-
count or the exhaustion OF the approximation.
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N. sILvERBERG l. CO.,
jy14 q. 7TH STREET n W.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The biennial convention OF the Expressmen's Nd
uonal Mutual Benefit Association met In Bo0to
this morning, Vice President hayden, OF st. Louil
In the chair.
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The Democratic Ratification.

He DciuOCfAt1C HatsttCatlOns
The date OF the democratic ratification meeting
In Washington has not yet been decided, but the
expectation is that twill be held some night next
week. The arrangements are depending largely
upon the return OF Mr.. Dickson, chairman of the
central committee, though meantime the subordt.
nate ORGANIZATIONS are making DECLARATIONS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
@eIciS:amas t,s.S seraeltnmo.

SaS gegen hus amerifanllbe Sd1peiliefetl6 in
Ieutihlanp uno 5ralfretd erlclene Sin. fubrper<
bot mag poQitdl,big uumottuirt letr, aber burllm
~inuolpirt IS sob fcinc ScIciotgun9.
0eutidlanb un0 Trantrci6 I!n6 lueoer pertragsz
mdBto nod p6lferredtlid uerpflt6tet, sic Ciuiubr
6eS anerifdniidcu Sd1peinefIeilde@ Su %geItattcn,
un6 baben uur ibre ~ei9enelI, feline Ircmben Suffer-
ellen babel 6I bcrlldlt9ti9en.
Die vg9eltl. goit" befinbet itA oa III ges
ualtigem S rtbuut. 9eNti9Ianb it pol7
ferre6tlib perpflidtet, Die Ginfubr bon
S6lpeinefieil6 uno SbtDeinen aus Arnerifa
III eeitatten, 10 lnnae eS Die Gilfuhr perlelz
ben 6aubelsgcgenitdnbe aus ir9eno cinem
onbercn QQrpe geitattct. DEM Der Sutl6en
Ben Ser. Staaten unb Greubcn beitebenoe
6anoeIspertra9 entbdlt Die Beitinmun8,
6a3 isoer bon beioen &beilen ben mi c It :
bean ftigteu q ationen" aIeidges
Itelt peroen lo1. = Menn 9eutl6lano Die
Giufubr BON Gd)lpeinernem aus alien
QGnbern berb0te, 10 bGtten bic Ser. Staae
tenfeinen redtIi6en Bel6tperoegrllo tpoDl
obcr baben 1ie etneu lolden, Do NH ibre
6rtpeire perboten tperpen uno nt6t aud
Sic nnaartiden, ruiiil6en. 0Gnilden &C.
0enn baburA 1T sic 8eltilnmung pegen Der
Observation-Disclosures yfationen" gebro6en.
Gin 6aaripalter t0nnte ein1uenoen, OaB
Ser betr. 8ertrag ietner 3eit nit Breu@
&c II uro ni6t NIT Dem oeutl9en Hei6e
aeih[oIien muroe. 9aralf lit etnfah 5u
erpioerr, baB bas oeutl6e Jtei6 Die CRIB
ihoft alIer pDlferre6tli6en 8erpHt6tungen
Der @inaeIftaoten ilbernommen bat. llno
i6erpies bat Der 8HaOesrqth pas Sdpetne5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
vGopperbcao" Mno EcuTonSs
IMtutEOIcr.

@tuer Der bOsertigiten &ebeuenfrcunbe
I'M gtorben (GopperbeabS) m6breno beS
8iirgerfrieges mar Der LANCE . anieI @.
&oorDeeS bon Snbiana. ST. geb6rte Da7
mails benz n~ationalen 2lbgtorhneteubauie oil
unb that i'll oieiem, ipie 81 Saule III ieinem
Staatc 9lles, Inn DEM Sampfe fitr Grbalz
tllllg Der Union 9btpierigtettcn. sI bereiten
unb ben 9tebellen unmittelbar ltno mittelz
bar All belfen. gfadbem aber I'M 0erbite
1877 Der repubItfanii6e 8unoeSienator
Wforton BON Snbiana, Der emit ais 8rie9sz
gouperneur ieinen Gtaat rnb oie Union 10
erfol9rei6 gegen Die uiebertrddtigen Nn>
i6lGge Don 8oorbees unb Comforter berz
tbeioigt bate, geitorben tpar, ernannte Der
bamali0e bempfrattl6e @ouperueur tpie
gum 6obne oenielbeu BoorbeeS 81 Mor=
toms 9tabfolger i'm BunoeSlenat. l1nb cine
oemofratii6e StaatsgeieBgebung beitdtigte
pieje @ebI; benn iie tpabIte. oielen goors
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21

uber feinesmcas bic Sumne ieines (Sapiz
talS) Jtei6thums.
SnOeiisn, Ou es nun einmaI Dislen gaens
l6en 8ergniigen madt, ii6 9tagemeinbez
9riffe in beitimmtcu SGben ODER 3ifTern 5u
Deroeutli6el, 10 mag IS benn lctlt, oaB i'm
Sabre 1880 bic Ser. Staoter 1852 Wtls
Iionen 9oaars ~uuertb" waren. ToH
:3eit Su i3eit fommen ms Gjtlenoungen
bon 2euten gu, tpelhe tpiiicn lpoucn, 10 te
pteIe @6rtcr Die englti6c, oper bic
beuti6e Spru6e bat. Allen 2euten. bic
{ol6e 6ragen itellen fDnnen, III Der 6offs
nung, oarauf cine 9Intiport 81 erbalten,
tpirb sic Offenbarun0 aus benz GcltiIS III
bo6en @rooe befrieOi8cnO icin. 0elln nun
BADEN iie bod @twas, moratlf itc l6lpOren
t0nnen. IS lit ia d:-i 10 amtli9
tpte unire Gbicagoer Sddbung ouf 125
Mtuionen Collars! Sobolo baS gonSe
@enlustperf p~orliegt, merDcu mir ms btctz
len, Su ben 43, 642 U.tillioncn Die im Gors
ite6enben auSeelaiicncn Sunocrttaulello
j3ebntauienoe, Gouien0e, 0unOcrte, 3ebner
Wno @inier nad5utra9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21

CT CAB Dem 9ai5cu GaIbe Das 8eiipieI zines
iDabrDait beroiidcn 4atriotismuS. O2it be-
wllnbernsmertber SbaGtr0ft unterltiiBte er
alS 0ouuerneur oieQ}olitif 2incoIn's, i6ifte
9tcgiinelit auf 9tegirlent mad Dem &rie0SS
%jd)0nplobe, rettcte 5tentldD Dor feinDlidet
Stpoiipn uno ben eigerteli Staot nor Den
NniAIagen bislOpaIcr &erl6worer, iorgte
fit Die 6drl!!icn Der Mc6rm6nper, fit Die
6interblicbcnen IND Nniien hr @efaIes
men, tit Die SnoaljOcn ulO fir OaS 8oDt=
erge0s1 Der I'M 6eiOc itcbcnoen Gruppen,
bic er aul Sen Ocridiebercn Sriegsi6aus
plGben 6eiuNte, um iie 5u ermuntern nnb
iidl Don Scr pUnftli6en NuSfiibrung ieiuer
Q~noronunsen 81 iDrem Seitcn 6u lbers
3eueeK."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21

bann %erfennen, tpern europa = Oant Dem
uniinnigen @ebabren unierer vSpefuIans
Ten url6 benz perbre6erii6en @ebabren Der
Stem Norfer SGll6er - oabin 9elangt letn
wirb, bic @etreioe5ufubr aus SImerifa ents
hehren al t0u11eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
toMnI=Gci0t1u

NOl W. ASD1Sh bN''hhN y"
2eitl6rift fIr 6ancel, @eIowelen uno
8oItsmirtbi6aft finbet ma cine aus Den
9robebogen oe8 groBen Gcniuss8erfcs Suz
iammen gelteute 9Sertbi6Gbung aues Brtz
patbelibtbums, tpie es I'M Sabre 1890 err
mittelt purDe. Sic crgiebt foI9enOe 3tfz
fern:
&iuicnen Dollars.
Sarmen. 0.197
@obnb6uier, @ei66fts6Guier uno
in @eihGften an9elegtes& apttal. 1851
Giienbabnen uno Setriebse Itates
rial ...... 5,536
Selesrapben, Shiffe unO Saudle.. 419
8iebbeitanb uno lanolpirtbldaftz
Iide @eratbe ................. 2,4O6
S~ausratb, M6bel, 8ilOer, Bidder,
S6mudiahen, Nabrun9smtttcls
nnb 8rennitoffzS orrdtbe. -. 5000
Bergtberfe, Selbruuuen, Steinz
Bride, iammt Der 6Glfte ibres
burdi6nittli6cn Sohres Grs
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