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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
Fsy ZHe .frkzrsGv Ey4oeley. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FATHER
 CLAUDIUS
BY MADpES.

4 pres: of the order of Jesus. ard a missionary. l had spent several years in s. Augustine, when. in the au,urln ot the year seventeen hundred and elgh.y two l received command 10 pene,Fa,e e farther into the interior of the wilderness ard cary the message of Christ unto the benighted irIbe of Cowefa Indians. that at tha; time dwei, along the shores of the Cnattsho hoochee.
 Putting ile necessary ra:men, into my pouch, and taking short suck and my spaniel for companion. 1 staFte !, on foot. to the labor that lay before me For i've days l had lourneyed on my way, and on the evening of the sixth, was fo!loxiag a dim tra,l ;ha, wound itself beside the sinuous 5. fl 4rys; when suddenly l espied through ,he open timoered wood. a lone footman trayeiirE Tn the same direction as myself. IS I had seen no human face since the even ing of the first day was moro than grained. and quiCkened my pace IT nr..er 10 overIake. whA; conceived ,o bc an adventurous saiior n search oi some visionary EiGo-ade or fou .t4in of youth As uea.e6 hin l perceived Ina, my precu,sor Was man oi medium stature with bread shoEldeIs that were inclined to stoop. His clothes were o' me texture and weil-;.t;ag. but was surprised to mark no ~eapoa, more than ShoF. s~oro tha. hung 70 his z rdle, although he bore wha, seemed heavy pouch, which was hung by stick upon Ais shoulder. At length he heard my foot faii. and pausing. looked back ana saw ne. He stopped shor. and waited my
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
Boston a poe,,y M.ll
Ilallan Cnt, Cl.,slana L.e..l.

bpatsn ' ntt Cleveland isealHf-
 To ~n,e poetry ,s merely conssdetcd, ID Boston. as an elegant 1T omplishm~nt suitable to the is,etatrut. and less spr- c'ai gift than the aaiu,ai and cape, ted result ot sshoi.fsn,p and cuiiufr. Inc chAbining sssainl1tion ~ith ~hith so.i- c,y os meeting pf any dcseupuon deaig- mates tit members to ~ffte poem on snt h and sut h an raston i4 inhaiieiy aausing Why dii you nol come to ihr literary eoiefe questioned | ftiend the oshef day Hfa ltlas and Mrs. Anagdos wrote poems for the evening, anu .r h ,d 4 phtlBso 3,b.t ai paper lAb- leAuA Ina ~ss An ,llus,tsiion ef inc bpsion uef balance regarding writing p"rfns T. IS dis asarI In A matter of ie ~zy, as sn sffaf ganr uf indns,ry rather han ei ,nspffstfea If Inc birth day of wedding ..nnlsefasty ai ;, .romi. nenl person is to br tels briled faif gotten up an exhibition opened up. or the Old aaush eve another eon,si. button io.ard saving T from the des,suei- IS- march ni trade. tho lnst.g 4tofs of the aftn all Sfite poems ss ]. natural feat urr oi the entertainment Though the so.c all-d poeIns" are numerous, the poets arc ie~. yet these fhymrrs and yer- alhera ali enroll themselves under that banner and enlpy the feileity of their be- iIrf The genuine po~'s of Boston arc almosi as lev as of any other city. Long fellow. 0~eil Whuter, Lmcfson, Lou ise Chandler h1uitDn. sbo has a g,ft of the aimosf perfect lyfie sefse John Boyle D Reilly, Df Holmes and Nts Howe ia her Battle Hymn as the Rspgblae !" and her scaled Orders" make up all that nov iec all who seem to haze any claim 'o poe;ic immortality. let the people who grind out ihrtr poetry to. on and for every oceasion are as numerous ss the pros. ~ri,rrs Volume after volume is published here pf mere pro.i.e proae that fhynes. and ,s labeled 1 came near saying iibeI-d poetry Wha, becomes of II IA mystery cannot fsihom. Where do ali the daii books 70 to any~ay. oae sonders, The number of volumes of :" poems that coaisin. perhaps. one that really merits the name and retains the whole, IS signal advance over those that have nothIng m thrr ba, mce h ani- ' al rhyme. it is singular that in city which may. peshaps, no, unaptty be des- ians'ed A the literary capital Of the country, there IS so n afksd s lack of hnc literary discrimination. Form Hsere than spirt. quantity more than quality, sp- pears to take precedence. To "pubiish i volume of poems is ss much 'he part of he natural esp-ei a'is1 ss io read the tuurni literature and asfrnd the sym- phoDy euneens. Wneiher the poems arc worth proiishing U | consideration tha. iocs no, seem io present itself
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
CAUSE OF THE RIOTS
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 The Cincinnati rlols. by which neal, a hurdrcd nheu have beea killed, and 4 million dollar ~ot,h of property t-s toy-d. arc worthy oi more than pass Ing no'icc. tof Inc tcsson ihz, a Mm.ar state e! antits ts liahe to esist III an, c,y where the la~s ue made iof tiufd-r. CTS to escape punishment ID order that sharp lawyers may earn 4 fee hr ( in- tinna,i people had be- oni- u,Adsieued a, sr~Ing HuTdefcts est ,pe pu.lahiurui titlkens would be murdered tn .oiU blood. ior their money and thr murderer usIRh, confess. and y.i the l,vy.ts would convince a wooden he s,dsj luly Ina, lhe murderer ~as 4 liaf, and th4i inc as ouscd, instead of beIng hung. .hoaId i,e sent to ia,i tu get ftt jaf,ierrrs wef. m lall .ho had oonicSaed ts killing au old man and woman and eeillng ,he,, bodies tp a metle ai eo.iege. and with good i.~y ycfs, ot af tst sm iH lawyer. the men who killed people Tn order ,a g-t t~his~en dollars fof ,he bodies. stood A good chance oi cse 4ping punishment, or 4, leasi ni only ewing the punishment th tt d Eian who stole d mule would rr cetve. So the people bce arnr ~iid. and after they go, wild they ~rre uncvntroil. able. The law and certain lawyer are to blame for II all, and unless inc lass are changed. and certain lawyers are made to see lhe error pf thesr ways, pea- pie all over the land wili lose all respect for the lAS, and fot and lynohsng w,Il t= sosnEaon Lawyers so to ieg,sisiures and year after year pass laws so com pliCate that any man can be acquitted nn any charge. either by delays pr pa ked IurIcs. Lass in regard to jurors are suc h that man siih intelligence with A nind conf ealed aboa, h,s person. snnot serve on jury. and unes m murder cases are made up of people ~ho annoi read, and ~ho do sot kno~ snyihlny One man on jury that ls 4 mule. an hang the Jury, and a new trial in fhe c,s- taht future, means acgulttal. The iaws arc ST formed that lawyer eaa ire out The people. and postpone A tfl4i ai great eaprnsc until the murder is half for gotten. and the brute is arqgitird be- eans< the pro>etutIon is tired ou, with delay and peshs ps has 70; ffesh~f murder c@scs on the docket Lswyrrs. men be- longing ,o the nobles, profession On earth. need sp @rEAnize against shys,ess ln ihrl- o~n profession in~n ~ho hang. onto the skirts of respectable esars l, 1iH ue remembered that when the ;h.ng sho; C,rn-ld 10 respectable lawyer would defead h.sn. II was i1ng time Defofe any la~y~F could hay. Ess name corrected xi'h the defense. and then relative ~ith htfle t-putassoa. and Lhlf ego pfactgsa9E-H, ss1 saased no,or-'y regsfdiess cf conseqaences. ap- peared for inr assassin. The murder of the presi1snt was no more I erITnr ihsn the murder of working man n Aii~su- kee, and yes. fl ~orx,sg man. on ,h= way hone from hss Iano., should be knocScd down aad killed, and his weeks
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

q
 re,ecved the glass: but he motion b lad begun xas continued Slowly th chest expanded and contracted Tn face Is no longer pale. A flush Is upc her cheek.
 l The smile is gone. horrible con,cstion dishgGre the features.
 Is this the return of lsAep
 The llps Quiver the cyelids teTnhle- the form halt lifis itself ' Carefully the doctor disengages th, wire. The breathing IS still regular. H, hts the magnets irosn her breast, anC insc her lips pears biaeish hqaid. Ihs eyeiiSs open. She verIly does i've. ba;h'ng and chahag her, he seems nc, ,o know the change l The ips move. An,o,ues. 10 lo~ was the voiec. x vas hardly audible. bu, he psesses her hand and she does nat ag- eyes grow Snote natural The hand moves itself to an ess,es position. For the arS, tune the doctor tuned "a me
 Ah, Father. conquer She lisrs one. dces she no, live '
 1 approached the couch and took her hand
 Where is my lathe, = she asked ne.
 He wi. seen h- here. irplie.i. tear ins to excite her h> savtn6 more Sae asked for water. and drank. then mui- mnrng. My head aches. she tell asleep.
 Al dawn we ~ete sllh ~ais hing. and s,ill the he..it ker, an n prfic. no,lon As ,hr sun arose she asoke
 Then eyes met He held her hand ana bendsnE tauea acd her hps She put her ann sbou, hss aes |. Bgt spoke nu Noid. Releasing h.mse.f he meas urrd somc'hias ttem t snal wat. and save Il ,o het se dnnk then. over, omr ~tth 'ns.e,y and loy. he iutusd away ta hiic h., >abb,as
 ohNeiNcd a shanec ps.tei suddenly gather ovet her fsec
 Doctor -
 lie tuned. spsH ;a lri s,de and SC sc'i hei ~sist Ills face h4d grown AS ghasih ss her oan fcndrfiy. he held her hand te, Il may have been an hour lie pressed hts ips ,o hets. and ,ende,ly embracing her, turned away. saw that she was dead
 l.ct ns dig grave. he said
 '' ls not this one large enough. asked Ru, nc, needing me he began widening u uniil II was more than t~isc the otigi- nal width.
 Let us put her away. he sad. "t arc well. my sweet one Ike hear, ls cold '' and caressine her. he folded her in the robe and carefully ~e teplat ed her He moved her from the mlddic to one Sldr, and stepping from the put. gathered up the instruments and vessels and placed them a, the h-aj He put m my hand roll oi parchment afdies>ed ta a ,lo tor Al oPaIla. and saying. :" You must bury the dead he stepped into tho grave. and drawing The msntIe mafe closely abou, hiin. pias ed a val Ia his hps. and VAS dead
 Slck ~lta the accumulated horrors. | would have fled. ttut Knowing my dut,cs loo well. htsisn io sprnklr he bod,r ~ith holy water. and covered them from devnuilnE beasts 1 made ;, Inaaud. and upon II hsrd | iudc CON, and sap,tng ono oi the horseshoe magnets. hnng n upon the cross. and ailll, in silent p,a ,ay.r. 1 went my way
 Alas. for ihe wise and strong. ipi the beautiful and pure Had destiny been k.nd, ~e know not ,o ~ha. peii-, iion they might have, a,ta,ned. Hut Il waa no' to he and loa to all human ken. they skep beneath the cypress m far off land
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

The Krokuk G4k< C!ly made it's ap- peAfince last Tuesday without line Of editorial matter. We mention thls fact merely for the information of those other newspapers ~ho may be on the qui viye for an interesting and vauable ex- change Ch.fsgo Nrzvg. @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
Ses NtoroeS befGwtoiet.

Mm II. Tebr. peritarb int GountDDolpital
Gin W2an1t, 9~tQunen5 Sam. 9tftnion, Der oi1t
Sage Dnrber in Dem Qei6ltan BON Cornelius
G0ugrle, $40. 2449 Stateltrabe, in oeiielt
Oien1t @tfinIon ols Stallfnedt eeltan0en
bate, augeblib Don ciuem Bferbe gei0Iagen
iporbeu mar. Die Corners SSIrp bate 0az
mails i6ren 0nbrlpru1 baDtl abgegeben,
oaB Ntfinion in Tolge BON 5ufGlItg erbaltes
men B~crIebungell geitorben let, Die i6nt 0ur6
Elm auSI6lagenDeS Yfer0 beigebra6t porz
ben tudren. 9luf S6u9rlte, Der ii6 eines
gAten 9tufe5 ~erfreltt, ficI bamals fetn Ser
0a6t, baB er an Dem Gooe 2tftllonRS
S6uIb TRACE. Woutag iebo0 ipuroe e5
laut, baB er OaulaIs nit Ntfinion in Strett
Geratben lei un0 6enielben nit elmer S1auz
fel 3tpeimal 10 heftig iiber ben &opf Sebnlen
babe, baB Ittinion betpuBtIoS nicOer9eltiir5t
Jet. Sdugrue Dur0e III Solge Oteler Grz
mittelun0en Wipntag Nbello I'M 10 l1Dr BON
Den 8oli5iiten Grope uno Smitb Derhaf9t
unb auf ber Citation al Der Cottage @roDe
apenIe ein9elperrt.
9Is einSiger 3eu8e gegen Ghlt9rne trat
Elm Wlitfnedt Nttinlnn'S, gta1nenS @bnrle5
O1cGartbD, aut tpel@er geie9en bdben
ipolte, baB lein 9err Qtfinlpn nit elmer
GjetreibeI9aufel inn Stale Smeintal iiber
ben &opf geIblagen babe, in IoIee belien
Nttlnion betpuBtlos nte0erge{lnfen lei. MlS
@runo fir oteie Shat CAB WfcGartGD at,
baB S6u9rne ben Qltfinion bel6ulOigte,
ieiEen fleiueu gtefien gel0lGgen 81 baben,
mas Dieler entldieben in Nbreoe geiteIt
bate. 2lm Derfloiienen 0nnneritag fam
bieler SAL Dor 9fi6ter So0te CUR Gerban6e
lung, Der ben Nu9efla1tert, tpel6er bn5 iDnt
sur Qaft gelegte Gerbre6en enti6ie6elt leugz
nete un6 bic 8ei6uloignng OtcGartbD'S,
Den CT tpegcn Na6lGBigtett aus Dem 0ienite
entlaileu bate, fir ein Nert Der 3ta6e err
fIdrte, tpegen OlGnget al Gepeiien freiz
lpra6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
@erDeert ntsS serit0rt ces octt
S&[a3GEGN

pirb bes pom linen bstrofene 2ouo ngep56mtiG pieI
Waturia berporbringcn; bern rie sIriittreteurer Wcs
DGier biy1tIlaFan 6as nepe[ u,io5maJtiher DIaite,
bic ME EN- yet5euSu6 16ar ben, burdndbte1 8Doen
bdrasr unb Sthuticife5er, gantee 4,ditliteber nnD
onoere e6eufo 65sartiee &rarlbaiiem ausifreueyt. GOD
eie6t es einet fdsrat S9re In &soSfttcr'S Ito8en.
iit t1sS99 or5 pI@ p9! % tel se5s rs ar arI ganPNu Sie
tnrd) Sumpfut pelnr, aAt perne,t. 60 bas 9trtsre
Elm o6nis re.tes Observation-Disclosures 1T uuo ionobl sur
&e9uljrlna b5 Grsnutan,us. ute sur &ieoer9entus
,tunS Der Gtdr6e biGrr. 70 etsret eS id) runoerDQr tilt
bic 3<bnritiIfe Der Gutfrdftetcr, G~1alligem uno 9ierocms
iGmdden, peIde libel od;u arqatson itnb, eeiunbhe;ts :
piorieeu tLin'dtiiaen &tuItIien 81 ~begeeIer. Ht1euz
rta1tSlnus, @togcns, Ecbers Enb tllrlesieto9i t6rur3en,
stier:ns unb @loisriibet Derhcn rurd bicias unldaos
Tide, i4madbafte nnA ntitoe @ettnlittel. bus ib Oelons
berS gum Sousse6rou9 e~ntp{tchtt, ousgenerSt-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
SGnfff6e t1u.nraatm3ln.

gluF Der Station al Der II. StraBe tpur6e
0icnltag Qbenb ein iur9erDfan1, JlantenS
2eon SerpotfoDib, untcr bet NnfLage oeS
Mor0eS i'll Saft genommen. Die ndberen
llmitdnoe itno einfad)er, abcr ci9entDams
li6er Nrt. Serbatfopig bate etnen Treuno,
Solepb OtaLc5tp nit ylou1en. Der all oer
H., itabe 2aflinitraBe, tpo0nte uno oil
2nrgenblutungcn lit. Bet elmer 3uiams
melfunft III Der Bo6nun0 oe8 Gebteren
lou SerodtfooiS Dorgeltern Qbeno Wialesfp
10 itiirmil6 unarmt baben, ooB itA BET
Dem 2eBteret cine beftige Slurung eins
iteute, pel6e 9eitern WaleSfn'S SOD sur
Solae bate. OF. Stomiusfn, oeiien Office
it'd go. GAG Neit Is. StraBe befiuoet, pers
allaBte beS6alb Die &erbaitung SerDatfpz
DiB'S, Den er bclduloigt, ben SOB OlaleSfD'S
oUr6 iene llmarmuna Derurid1t 5u 6dben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
StebsfebG Int .siaaes~ @ebdmoe.

SS,t benz @eiG6Ftstocale oer vgintes" iou
om Sonntag 9{a1mittog stpiiben 2 uno 6
llbr ein Dieb bic BoISen Der @jeLnIdranfs
tbire bon innen Iosgej6rau6t baben, ais
oh CT in benz @elbidranfe perfteft 9etpeien
ipGre, ais oerielbe peridloiicn puroe. uno
Dann ioll er benz S6ranfe ettua 5000 IN
8dar unb peri9isbtne WerEbpaptere enta
nonlnteit baben. Die 9an3e N1gelegenbeit
fIingt bodIt unipobrideinIi6 ulo fonnte
it6 nur su9etrosen haben, penn fir Idil9ere
Sett nienlaro III DEM 0ocoL gepelcn tpGre,
W6breno bod beitdnbia 0ngelte1lte ooer etn
Q816ter bort iein iouen. @ldHbIi6er 1T
eS, 6oB oer 2otgfinacr Die Combination"
beS @eloi6ranfi6loIies fannte, bic GbIre
bon auBen 0ifnete uuo barn bic GoL5en loss
i0raubte. Die Sahe tpur6e gebeiln gei
baltell un6 8inferton'8 0ebcinpoltiei init
Der Nuflpiirllng OeS SiebeS betraut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
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= 9teb. 6elornann, bi59er oI5 fdtbo[is
lder 6iilfSgeiitli6er OIL Der st. SronSt5s
cu5z&lrhs angeIteut, bat 605 0auptzPfarrs
amt an Der neuet fat6olilden Stride AT
Der Gde bon 80. GtraBe llno Mettiport6z
gluenlie er6aIten UNI WirD 0aietbit bont
nG6ften Gon11tag al regelMGBigen @otte5s
0ienlt abhulten. Ser 0slomann totro ms
ols Elm lebr ti@ti9er GaujeLreoncr 9ei6iL<
bert.
- W2aDor 5arriion se6etft angelidts Der
9r0Ben aus Den Snlltb1zSlcen5en e~r3teIten
Ginnabmen, Dem StaotratD oemndd)it eiIe
8otid)aft einsuielOen, iDortn er erflGren
miro, oaB cine vGit1erQencp", 3. b. eth Drtns
geno BET NbDiilfe beDlirfeloer SuItano, eilz
0"etretcn lei, nGnlltd, eille ileberfil(le i'll
Stootl6ab. Oisie lleberfiiue ioGte cher
ieoen5al5 slr p0utgen 0erlteIul1g oer Sim
Sail bellubt neroen. Wte eS beiBt, iebt
Garter s.. 6arriion allies oaratt, letl1e nierte
@tnfi6rung in's WaDorsant int l1euen
Jtatb6aule su @feieril.
1luter bet 8auertau6niBi1eiuett,
tpelde ON Olontdg bonn ltaottl9eit Sd1s
amt ausaeiteut Durben, bcfallo iidl elmer
fit Gin n DI itodiges Bureau=@ ebGrbe
al Der iioipeitfi6et STE DDn SaGions nno
Oearboruitr. Die Grbauer ltnb Die 6erre1
g. 6. uno g. 6. Broots ans 8oitoll, btes
ielben, tpe[d)e Gioentbimer be8 9ortlanos
unb bes Wtontalt Ylof Eiao. Steies itele
9Pieiengebduoe pirb ni6t tpeniger ais 1863
5yuB bod, lperben, alp ben WtotItaut 8lod
nod I'm, 30 SUB i%berragen. Die beioen
uutere1 StDdtnerfe peroen aus Stetn IND
bic sebu lbriqeu aus geprebten 0a6iteinen
aufgefii6rt meroen. Der Nalt miro cine
TSront bon SO SUB an Sadlonitr. nro bon
ic 100 SUB OH Dearborn ct. mo Sourtb
Nue. habeu uno 253 Gdume entbalten.
0ret NufsugSlnaidincn peToen IN oenllelz
ben anqebratt iperocl1.
sSu Cincinnati lit pori9t G8o6c bet
audi in bieiigen Sdt18erfreiien ul6 beions
oers unter S1peisern po5lbefonute @r1ft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
SeIONmororerSuA.

STRAIT Settle Dfitdeu, Oto. 1917 Soutbs
port Npenue ipobnGoft, madte Sreitae
Nbeno gegeu baL6 Z 1lbr lit iGrer Wobnun9
einen Selbitmorbperiud, inoem ie ii6 INIT
eiaem 9ttpolper int Die redte 8ruit IhoB.
Sin i6teunigit berbetge6oIter 4r3t unters
it6te Die gSunbe uno fanb, oaB Die 3ueeG
aufipdrtS ~georun9en mar uno oaB oas 2es
ben Der lebenSmiioen Srau III GROCER @es
fa6r i6pebe. Der @runO, ipelher Tran
O}itGeQ Su bieier ibereilten Sbat perans
IaBte, lit in etnem 3wiite nit ibrem Maune
su iuhett, Der tbr 9eOrobt bate, CT tDer0e
ii6 BON ibr i6eiben laiien. 9tuf 8eranlois
lung be5 Qtrstes puroe Trau Otitdeu nad
benz County : 9ospitaL eeid,afft. Dian
anctfelt an ihreln Anffommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
SGtWiuoit1d1t 9ebcilf.

@imsn otter, 4r;te, BET Yon Der &rarts suriGgcaossu
lest, rpurbe ourd1 elmer oitinbiider AtlIirndr BE re,
I@ret6rng eineS e~irfdGcr pegetaotltld)en b~eilmtTtelS Tur
be idueue gno bcuernoe Sa(uyY rou yan5enidDtlhs
indt, Bronchitis, GCturrb, Aitgna uuo aGsn Sals= utb
GunsenTrnntbetten aug 3e3dlto;st 4ud3 cir d&ttteL fnr
p~oitttue, rooieo1 Ceiling pon 52erperIdnGaW unb aner
steruertrdnG4etter. 9f13oerl eer Dotior bic wunocrtqs
rer Setltrdite lit ~tauie,oer 8dMsn erpro1t bate, craGlete
e8 fit ietue Yiitdt, Dd5 4!ttttl |cimeit Ieioenccr Nttts
n,enl fer befdtnt 3u MAIDEN. Bon oisIeal M2attD uno
@uul2 ~setriaben. bortoelte er. Sd ierne oisies 93e;cnt
sdn3 toiteniret an .tlf, Die es mitl4cn, in 6euti dtr,
etsliidsr oner iran50iiidtr Spru4e, n,tt nouey Annsts
ting Der Seritellnn9 unb oe5 @ebrarbs. Senot Nbrtiie
unb 8rielmarte, beiiebe lid au1 b ee .9ettuug uuo i'd
telhs cs ioiort. II. II. aioDes, 14y 4omers @t56, @ode
tier, ". y. @4icp19D0 llro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
eStaOt Ibtcaao.

&lo. Sberiban ~be6ouptet, 6aB fib
cine meme @eieul6aft %orgoniiirt babe. iuelde
0emnd6t Den Staotrat6 nm baS g8egez
redt tlr zines traBenba6n in Der 81. StraBe,
pom see bis Nr6er 0penle, bon bort iber
ben UllB biniIber uno IN Der Nrder 9IDenue
e1tl9n8 bis GratOToro unO @eitern 9luenue,
erlHfen iperoe. Senator Onbi0 Oapis,
t1elder Der 8eiiber zines 9roBen Qdnberz
9onpieTes III ieter @egeno lit, loQ Der
9auptzurbeber DeS unternebmcnS Iein,
pel1eS au0 BON anbereu GerDorraeenoen
@rultobeltberlt, aIS SEQ. u. Ofeipberrn,
&NrIer unoSono &C. befiirmortet uno unterz
itiiBt miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
Srn 2eitoel06ft lporen Die GdluBpreiie:

Nm aSeH9elUull DoIeH DIE SUIuBplelIe:
@ ei3en: Npril 93S, D&oi "a, SUM- 95g,
SUIT 06g.
MATS: gpriG 55f, Oeai 564, Sunni 50,
Sais. Esprit a3A, Neai a4s, Stunt a5s,
4uSult 20.
S6weinefleii6 If: $17.20@lz.25 1pril
unb Wtoi, 1z.35@17.375 sunni, 1z.473@17.50
3uli. 17.57B@17.6J Au9uit.
G6mal5: $50 Nprtl, 8.65@6673 Vtdt,
8.75@8. ~ Sunt, 8.75@8.773 Suit, $3.50
8.979 AuSuit.
,Jito0llnss".-1 Gar su $500, / Gar
81 1900 bic Come.
8lere.- g Cars @ommerro. gu 1875,
9 @ors 3u 1878, 1 Gor 3u 1925. i Gar &tns
term. I'll 1875, l Gar su $13.673, 2 GorS III
$14 Die 8onne.
Sen. - 2 Gors gu SEQ. l Sinotbp gu SIS,
Gar DO. AL $145O, l 9ar DO. SIT SI4, l Gar
90. SEQ. 2 5p $l3, l Sar Soma npionoQrairie
gu 1915, 2 Cars DO gu $3.50, | Gar SUI
olana DO 81 $40, IGar DO. l protrie 81
81 bic Sonie.
Somereten: Gilnot9g $1.20@t.35,
Rlceiolnet. gutter Bis better. 5.60@5.85. =
.yeinlamen Ill 1869 = oui Der Babu. linz
9aril@er Gra5iamen 55@65c. 4Rtaet 30@6O.
9tn Dee SonosD0SIs
-+,f~ha1 z1AFINY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
UNCERTAINTIES Sct6fgtn3roer.

Oret Nnoben, Sontes O'0rien, Wtuie
Gurte unb @borleS9&iufe, bernerftenWit tno9
Wtor9en 9e9en s nbr, ais fe auf benz go
pertinent 4}ier" fl9ten, einer nit eirem
beuen NtSu9 befieiOeten Wonn, ob1e 9ut
unb nit lon9em ungefdmmten 6aar, i'll
Ii6tliGer %Aufre9un9 iib Dem Gt0e oe8 Y5ier
naben, 1pp ber Sren1oe it6 nieberieste. Rad
eginisen Minllten, rod9rsnO wsi9er Der on9ens
See bjna69ei9aut bate, ipra1g ct pl0sti6,
Die 60ube in bic !6plentai0elt itcfelto, in bic
Tlut9en bilob, in pel0en ct lofort p%erioitt.
Na6 ber DON oen bret 3eugei, bieies Gelbits
morDeS 9elieiertelt 2eiGreibuit9 nor Der Tin
9tildli@e ein W(onr polt etipo 80 Sobrer. nit
brolnem S50nurrbart ntto l4lonter @eitolt.
Sis TEST wurbe bic 2ci6e bes Selbtm0reer8
nod 11i9t ouf9efunDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
1 Sinac q. &Ernnlo.

Sad elmer neutrality-suspicious. &raitfbeit
MISUNDERSTANDING balb 2 16r in ieiz
net Wobnun9 $50. 1914 YilezS traBe elmer
Der Glteiten, befannteIten uno geabtetten
Aniieoler, Der erite Sta0tl6rciber Gbica5
COS, 0err Siaoc SC, 2lrnolb.
2lm 80. yl0Dember 1915 in 0arttpid,
Stlego G0uutp, g. g., geboren, belu6te or
bis sum Is. Sabre sic 8plfSi0ule, f~ungtrte
bis 20 Sabre ielbIt ais 9ebrer un6 itu6irte
in Der 6erten5eit Ge6tSfunbe. Sn 1885
mur0e ber 20 Sabre SQ0Ienbe illl1ge Niann
9ooptot, uno I6on I'M nGtbiten Sabre Sog
er na6 Gbicagp, mD er it6 NIT Ot09Ion 8.
Sgoet 3lr NODotaten> Brdri5 berbanD. QtS
III 1887 Chicago ais Stapt i~ncorporirt
Uuroe, ertDdblten Die 8itrser Germ Ogbeu
gum eriten UtaDor unO 0errn Arnpl0 gum
erlten Stabti6reiber. Ooh Iegtc 9lrltplo
oteleS Mntt baIo nieoer u1D tpton1ete ii@
GuSIhlteBlt6 Der NopofQtnr. SIM Sabre
1912 murbe er gum WfttQlie6 ber Stnat5>
~eelekgebung ertpG6lt uro tpirfte balGptiGd)z
LID 81 0unitet DeS Gnnal>@ e1eBes. SGon
bnmals nal 6err Nrnolo Elm entl6iepcner
&efGu1pfer Der Stlaperet unb nerblieb Elm
ioi6er bis 5ur N6ldaffung berlelben; ia er
mar Der Grite, Der i'm Gon9reiis bieieIbe fir
Die gan3en Ser. Staatsn beantragte. Oils
elmer Der t%pdrlniIfn 8ereDrer IND Treunoe
QincoIn'S Nrbettete CT mad GrGften fir bciien
GrmGblIna. Ser banaltge 2. Gnn9reB>
be3irf DON Sutnoi5 lanbte i'm in 1861 nab
DEM Scat. NbgeorOnetenbauS. Seine erftr
9teOs ais Acknowledgements mar Elm
gl06ruf fir BEN DerItorbenen Stephen 81.
9ougIaS. yfa9 Der Grmoroung OeS Rrdz
iibe1ten 2itcoln er1tannte i'm Sobnion gum
Nuoitpr be5 Miriitertums fir 4oitnelen,
bod NrnoIo lehnte Die Grnennung in etnem
G1reiben a6, in Dem ct So6nion erflQrte,
er tDeide BON ben SuBtapfen leincS Sorz
gGnger5 ab un0 e6 lei tbm (9ruolO) 0arum
ni6t m0gItd, OaS Nmt announcement. Seit7
ber tpiomete ii6 6err NrnpIo auSihlicBli0
ieiner gte6tSpraris, i6rieb ieoob aud etle
@eidbidte beS 45r6itbenten 9tncoln, etn Qe@
bensbiIo Don Benedict 9Lrnolo uno peridiez
bene anoere &erfe gei9i6tliden SnDaGt5.
Sn LETTER Belt fuugirte er audi ais Wfit8Iieb
oeS QtncoIn : .8orf =9ireftoriumS. 3rob
zines bartnddigen Nierenleioen5 unb ieine3
bDbeu differs Grbeitete 6err 2[rnoIo rnerz
m!iOli6 unO iein Sob lit barum a~urneiit Die
Sol9e BON ueberanitrengun9.
GS9knnhcr SrS Sp6f44nf4 SAEhsAfN4p
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-28
&ekbMmorOA

Der S0neioermeiiter Soleph po5piieI.
ipeIdDer nit ieinelh So6te in Dem 6auie
9tp. 757 NlportftrdBe iein @etperbe betrieb,
be0irQ MitttUod Normittdg iii ittuer Wobz
rltng Sel6itu1oro, tltocin er itb nit eineln
Stride all Der inneren Seite Der 0austbIre
aufbtn9.
Ser iun9e TD8piiet bate I'm 8 1tbr 8ors
mittasS oos 0aus DerGaiien, UNI etllen @es
i6Gftsoa1g 3n maben, unO as ct ae9en
DaID II ubr suriiffe0rtc, Fan6 er ieinen
8ater berettS tobt Dor. BDspiIel mar Is
Sabre alt lino lett nteDreren So0ren Ieibsno,
uno nto,t gIoubt, oaB lebterer uinItanO Del,
1tngLldlid)en berdnldBre, ieiuem Ge0eu Elm
Gnoe Az MAIDEN.