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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-04
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vance
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Address, DAILY GLOBE
ST. PAUL. MINI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-04

In cases OF dys-
pepsia, de- ility,
rheumatism, fever
and ague. liver
complaint, mac
tivity OF the kid
neys and bladder,
constipation and
other organic NAL
aides. Hostetter's
stomach Filters Is
a tried remedy, to
Viii h the medical
brotherhood have
lent their profess
sional sanction,
and which as a
tonic, alternative
and householispe-
citic for disorders
Of the stomach,
.nded popularity.
salers, 10 whom ap-
u 1855.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
g0itbsr 8. gtpren's 9ta@iaN+

SIN Der piclbeiprodenen 9ladla6 angelic
genbeit Milbur S. Gtorep's, Ocs peritOrbes
nen GiaentbGmers Der p@bicaao Zines,
lit 6rettag cine gsrihtti6e @ntiheibuu9 ges
geben morDel, Dfld1e bon GINGER Beoeuz
lung it,. Nidter ani6erboGer Dertpeigerte
bic Nnerfemuung bes &eitamenteS, tpeldes
bon Srau @ureta s. StorcD ant 5. B. Mfts.
benz @erid)t iiberreiht purOe uuo Don Dem
GlblaIfsr am 1. Tebruar 1881 unterSeid)s
net tporocn mar. Oos Ieltoment eutDatt
Bic Der lEittipe nnBiniti9e Glauiel, OaB
Senc inn sSaQe elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
ale @nipriid)e an Die @rbidaft perIieren
ioa. Stun eriitirt %befanntIid Elm smeiteS,
id)on a,n Is. Nuauit 1879 BON StOrep OBJ
gefaBtes Seltament, meIhes iene Gtauiel
nicbt entbdit urb beiien SubaIt oaber Der
@ittpe bel @sitem 9itniti9er lit. Trogoem
fanoen es aber Die 9lnNGlte Der Jrou
Storep fir gut, gesen &ihter Snifers
boder's Gntidsibuug iu oppetItren, %aIitdtt
Tpfort bie 0erDanOluug ibsr Oas erite
Ieitament Su bcdntrQ1eyt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
@se Atnrtatmaa perf Aoben.

Sames 9aetp, Der bon elmer SSSurD in
Boopliof, ST.. gum 2obe perurtbejlte
WiOtoer oes alderman @aDnor Don @bicaao,
bat le!ne 0algentriit p~erlGngsrt befommen.
Giner Depel6e ieines 8ertbei6jgers, oes
NlDalts s. .. Wurpbp, ~Sufolge, bat bas
Stdats=O beracrtdt geltern in ELL Super
leoeas" gentltgt, b. b. IS bat Bic Inter-
,llld}nng Der Observation-Disclosures gegen
bas 3oOeSurtbeil eingeleitet unS bic 0oa.
ltredung oes lIrtheilS bis auf Q8eiteres
oue9slebt. SIN Sale bas Obergeri1t bas
GoOesurt6eil beftGti8r, miro IS ldperlt6
Dor WaarS nahlten Sabres nolsoaen tpers
ben. Ser Wertbeioiger 9laubt, oos O6er>
9eridt 3llm Gortheil Oacep's seltimmt gu
leDen uao boift, 6aB ietn lofort eingereid=
ter Nntra9 alf @siDdbrung zines neuen
BroSeli es @rfolg baben miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
M~uaemcincr eDaagcnrnarft.

Gprit.-.> n @Dl09o Lib, III ct. youis
1.12; i'll Cincinnati L.ll@-i III 4eorla
LIZ; in baltimore I.1eMI.I9
&utter.-- %yereouerp bette 25@28c..
sientII6 cute bis 9u5e ~O0%3c.. g&arp",
guGe bis tele lnW5lc 9erln8ere Gudlttit
% 12c. StiGbutter l4@lDc.
@ler. - NusgeluDta SU0-c. bd3 9bo.
@e lllet >eoettos &llrtep5 Sol c,
gel0ld0ters IO4 a1j4c.; 3unt.r 4uG &C..
gei0l. S@9e. ; Sllten 9@9!c oas ID. Waule
$!4-o4pa5 Geb., gelDl. V@IOc.
&ar(ot Ie II. -SU0ite %drlp Nole 30
sc. 2'lttOdltt5 J3-33c., NedDUlolps jUt@53e
Der ulWet Uelnl @ar.
OIL, pe4e: ) Qljc. e
ANmoet SAN Dts IL BiIno iir
0elntlDts soI.Errg'
ApfelijHeH. - ltena fooi 500 91.G,
@r1teI. 3cII.. gc)tsI it.ID o. -.
NeI0efoi ELL. III @t.I5, jtIcro OfLt5l.N Bl.E
9eIpatt. @s@5tc. 0I5 pia
10 -,3nts lIeIe JtcotI.nj' l.2j
@1.4o; JiGDtes 1.45WI.oU.
&OmE. Te:. - 5cLiu5 III 81 &C.
ptl1es 4@-c.. Dsises Il s:4:. oI5 SO
&a43. NI pst otc g -Gouutru
6@-c. go. = su DC. City prinIa Vi 06sc.
@trroteL > u OIJJt L3 5tItueI
Iii, AoIermo unb Otellta, 3.oU@4.0U fir 0to=
riDa.
Neue AepieL-St.00@2.25 bas 8oB.
Glrueu. - $5.Uo@o.5J ods SaB.
EuItten. $@.UO@4.O0 cas- 0aB uno
5GQ6Jc Der &or5.
80 10 AotatoeS".- @elbe 8oltIs
n:Drer o. oa5 haB unO ,>uinoller
1.lVWl.55. 9eIbe >>eriep5 o.~oQe4.5J ou5
OGB. UtIscattne 8l.1o02.UU.
&tlD. - PraIrle9uDner $3.5J@4.W bds
&bo., yiouaroz@nten l.0J@I.7J, tlelle @Its
ten |5c@- AtaI5 I.>5MI'00. MutDteln
l.2o@ 80 Iilr groBe uno yU@6Jc iiir tietne.
&rau b e n.-@oncorDa 6k@o4c, @atatDbI5
7@Sc., ulto leidiUure5 -0- D. EEuno.
@ranOerrte3. cape &p05 $I3@14
bus ZAP. Qeu u Guo9Ie Sub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
Ste eipbtDeritis In gbicaao.

Sn Der 9tew g)orfer StaatS ieituIe fin6en
mir Die nad)ltebenDe tclegrapbli6e 9to6rIht
aus Gbicago Uon1 II. 9ioDember;
9tphtberitts cpi0cEstidl lii Chicago.
Chicago, II. 9lru. Inter ben 209ltngen
elmer Ser 6ffentlid)eu S6uIcl bicii9er StaOt
lit Die 8ipAtberiti5 aNSgtbr06en ulD mebz
rere 6Gue nit .t0otliheu1 0erlaNf iin5 be-
reitS 9~enlel0et tuorOer. Sic SeQnlten oeS
! @eiuuobeits1 departments baben Die tyrage.
oh es 3ipeqmdBtg ietn tQurDe, Die Sdjulen
! 3u id)Llcbena in crnitlid)er @rpdQul9. Ser
@eiunb1eitss Gonmii1Gr ~ettIdrt, IS lei ul1s
3ipetfelboft, Dap Die 0tphtberitIs eptotnIl6
in Der Gtaot Q%ralIire. Cine Tamtlie bat
tnner6alb Der lebten 5ipet @Oden bon itebeH
&tn0ern ieDS Oil Der Irantbe.t perloren.
Dab hteie 91anridlt auf'5 NeuBsrIte Gberz
trieben lit, brnu6cn mir unierell @D.cagDer
2cier1l tDoDI midi crit 81 iuNcl1. oenn penn
| aud GtpDtberitiS> Safe IN leBtcr 3eit etWas
| bGlftaer por9efomlllen iin0, ais i'm crib
Iabr unn Somrner, 10 ii lie bob tetness
neg6 epIoemii9 nIfgetreten, aflb DIE 3dDl
Der tQgItd a%u9erneloeten Sale. z bis 4, ut
8. =. LANCE nlGt 10 groB, !Dte Die Sa9l Der
Sd}arla@TteberfGue.
gSa5 DaS WusbreGcn Der 9ipbtbertttS IN
elmer Ser ofieUtLihen Ghulen anbctrifft, 10
1T naran nleroings etfpas MaDrGs. Y0r
einigeH Iagen lieTen nGlnltd i'm @elulos
b~eitsan1t perinie0sntli9 2Iaaerl iiber osn
uraeiunoen 3uitanb Der 8roWul6ule, all
QGarren Nue., nabe pa~utlnaitraBe. et1I. uno
oer YrGitocnt otS Sbulraibs, Or. OO0s
little, eriu6te oeu @ciunbbeyTss @DInmllidr,
Don eincm Sa0lnarne cine unteriudung
0e5 @ebduoe5 uOrnebmen iu lel1en, oatllt
nit Geitjtnmrbeit ieltgeiteIt tueroeu f0Iills,
auf pel9e ySeiis Die i'll Den Seldlmeroes
ihritten geriI9ten uc6eIitanpe am grlHoz
liGiten beleitiat lperoelt founen. Mte aus
ben 8elhlueroeu berOocglu9, feDlt e5 Dem
S0ulbauie an ser n0tbtlen @entilatjon,
looaB Die unreins Cuff teilen AuslpeA ftn7
0en fonnte, in 8olae oeiien eine AH5abl
Der SdDiler an Der 0ipbrJeritt5 erflaHtte.
Or. Oey8olf BAT nun ben Goriteber Der
Ufiet5sbau5 : Suiptttoren, Oru. 0enlHB,
bcaufir0gt, oas Sduibalt5 elmer Arlitoz
ltdtn SnipetttOn Su unterrDerFen uro in
eiaeln Geri6t getau an5uIiibgel1, tporln Die
Otdngel Des @tbGuce3 befte5en UNI 0llf
tpelde Dlanier porgeannael lDeroen miii's.
UNI in ianttdilider JtI6Iun8 @Uteo 81
FIFTEEN.
0ieier 8ertd1t lit ab0eitattet tporoen uno
eraiebt, paB Die Sdule GIcrotngs u1an1e
fyebler in Be;uS ouf 8tntilalton bat. baB
fix lib aber midi in 10 lhauoerbaTlcn Su=
italoe b%efiaOet, tDie alllan9a berlhtet wOr>
Den mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

S. 90. 2opoI bate Iia Dor bis 4 Sabz
rem in Nuionce, D, nit SRI, 6lora &booes
bulb uerDetrathet.. Die Gbe mar feine gtidz
ltd)e, man trerntc ii6 unb oem @atten
tpuroe Die 0fleae beS elnSigen !Giuoes anz
pertraut. Gr brohte es BET 8crpanoten
uuter, borte aber ipdter, DAP SLora blpter
ieiuem Ntlden eri6tlldle Sdhritte getbon
bate, Inn 0a5 &lno IN tbren 8eiiB gu brins
gen, uuo oaB thr oieS 9elHngen lei.
Geitbem uerfeEGt er lie LIBERAL bin, mo-
er Spuren bon tbr. entosdt, 3uerlt mad
Sbaron, 8a.., bann naA Oouugstospn, o.
,a6 @leuelano uno enoli6 na6 @bica8o,
100 er ffe BEL etntin perbeiratbeten Wtanue
an Der u. MabtionitraBe, Sobn V. @abriel
nit Nameu, iamlmt otm Sfinoe porfauS.
@r IieB iopo1l @abrtel tDie SlprG Derbafs
ten ulto Httbter 2pons uorfiibren, Der ite
uorLdilfis unter $1,000 Slrgidaft iteute.
Ser Nitotous Gems, Gnimcp, Sus., bat
bGufig . +. Nuguit &Dnt9'S $ a M
bur9er s amtlten= w 60 & II II
9ebroltht uno immer %geiunben, Dap ii6 btes
ieIbeH %beDQbreu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
Sun 3eitgei9dft bra9ten am Somltag:

&Iete.- 3 Cars 81 S1O.25, l Gar 81 1890,
/ Gar Binter 81 $lO.75, l Gar 81 $10.5O Die
&onue.
.Rpe Seeb": / Gar gu $11 bic Come.
Nioolings.- 2 @ors 81 1925, @ar
5u 81, 2 Cars gu 100, 2 Nars gu 1900, /
01r al $12.5O Die Come.
0eu.-2@ ars 9to. 1 8tmotbp gu St1.50,
Gar 9to. 2 DO. gu 10, 5 Cars Soloa uplaro
Qruirie Su So, 2&ars 81 $50. / @or gu SO, l
Gar St0te DO. 3u $50 bie 3onne.
9tro b. = Gar 9afer gu $3.50, l Gar
gu 81 Die Come.
Samere1en: Eintotbp $1.15@1.28,
Nri!na 1.2I@-.-; Slee 4.4O.04.70 Brlnt1
4.6O@4. 60; yeiu 9to. / 5u 1.324@1.33; uns
9aril9er @raslamen unO Itiuet 25@40c.
U.cb nGtfe.
&trbpteb. - Gn 6ieIem Marft belief
fub Die .3ufnbr auf $4,000 Stiid. 9e9el
$4,000 Stiid III Der Yorpo0e. Dap bel 10
peDeutenoem Als9ebot Die Preile nm 35@50c
niepreger fir 9tatlpe Stiere luo UNI 15@20c
uieDri9er iiir &eraS. Stiere i0loieH, ais III
Der uorigen ISOLDE, 1T ni9t 3I perpuuOern.
JSpCfUEITf niC0piT II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
2y5cherdlichc guf,,ois Sfacts-Beitaene.
g8eTiIcien.

Sn Gan Domingo fat ber GonereB bic
HeGierunB sur %Aufnabme zines 9tnleGens
Don 81 1000, 900 ermddbti9t. Die Ge9ierung
baIte ourd) &erfiSung Die @rbobunn oer
@infubrsOue auf S Yro3ent bonn l. De5enls
ber ob ongcoronet.
Der neile @elcrals @ou0erreur BON Guba
Salaro0 lit III 0auaia eingctro{feA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

@Serr 0corS 0IGcrt, @encrat=
9tgeut tas0 &orrcipca0ent Oct SSAs=
uoiS GtoatS : S}eEtustg, bcf,edJt
9e8cNto& rtiaB etamfOlOaaia. Mar1s
IanO. Stitri4t Soiusnbia, 0trgiatt4t
9SorSs IT. GIosGarottttd, Georgia,
Sct1fion@, 9cga5, 2llabaaaa 4sssO
SgLnut0G.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

nebertr ct II II 8 Der g anitdtsre s
eeln. unmdBigfeit I'M 0llen unO &ri1lten,
9ei1te0tti1e NGSi9wejfungen, ueberons
itre1lgun9 oes 8orpers oner WeiiteS, unge
lunOe Guit, @ufentbalt in Gun,pfieber9ec
geloen eraeugen unperbou!i0teit 4~erilopfts
belt, Nieber, HbeumatiSmuS, Sd)1pinolucbt
nno Elm 0eer bon 8ranf6eitcn. Menn DE
Nfatur ollein li6 ni6t beifen tann. tritt Die
&it{eni@oft nit ibren aus Ger 9tatur eigez
mem Worten 9elammeIten 6eiImitteln bell
fenp rin, pertreibt bic 9iitt3en Nblonberun=
gen, l6utert bic yeber, 0finet Die S6leuien,
reinigt bas &lut unb bef0bi9t Die Nctur.
ibre 9eiunbe Ghdti9fe;t ouf'S 9{ete ut besjns
men. 9os belpitf!n st. 8etuOar0 &rGe=
terpile1t unfeblbar. gu 70 Gents bel
Npothetern 5u boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
IL snnrOA

Muf Der Yolt3eiftdtioH III Wider Sort err
idien Oiputag 2lbenD Der in Scfferlon
ipobnenbe uno aQgemein b~efannfe Gjruna>
beliBa9ent Niltam +. Yotpea uno madte
Die NnSeige. DaB leine fraU sfur5 .uorher
Dbne ieoe 0eranlaifurG Don !6duje ipegge>
Iduteit lei, unb baB CT pernutbe, berielbeu let
Elm ungI!id Su9eItoBen. Cine Nn3abl ISoli>
siiten mad)teu lidb iofort allf Den Meg, UNI
Die germiBte dui8uiu1en, noOienlta9 frii1
gegel 6 llDr e1lt0eGte Der QartpoltStlt Ser
mann GreiDelt bic 2eide Der Trau 9oucQ
in etltenl Der Teide ots 9umbolot Harf, III
beiien 9lG6e ith onS NoDeQ'i0e WobnbaNS
befinoet. Die 2ei0e Der l%llgliGllden, tuetz
de 80 Sabre alt Dar lno in einem QufaI
DON Srriirll, on toeIdem fte ldnu friiber
einlnal getttten, GeI6ItmorO beqangen 3u
BADEN idcint, murDe nGd Der W0buung ibz
reS WtnuHeS IiberfUbrt. p
,,Gime p5a!oe ats,tD pon gonnems
fmsiw"
mlrb DaS Sers ieber Edtientin "erfiilen, tpenn
ie MIR i'm Webroude pom 0r. Yierce's
yFavorite Prescription" perborrt. 9teie
beilt Die quatenbHcn periooil6en Sdmer3eu.
btiit llMregelm0Bi9teiteI ob unD perieibt ben
Nunftionen gejnnDe &bdti9teit. sic beilt
entldDieoen iepe iunerlide GntSiinoung llno
GHWdrun9, SerriiduIg un0 atle .16nli0e
Gtorun9en. 4>reiS bcro69eiest auf einer
Collar. Sci alien Apot6etern.
- Sn ben bier absebaltencn Gonz
bent bon S6lerdr5ten 6eS STaateS SQinots
erDoben lid me6rere Sttmnen ge9en ben
Staata=G bierar5t Or. 8aaren, Der it0
bur1 rubofid}ss, anitoBerre8enOeS 8eneb7
men atlgemcin nnbeLiebt genadt babe un6
Der Yrofeiiion feI1e Gbre nla0e; eS tpuroe
bober bel6lpllen, benz 4olper1sur oa5 Oez
iu6 u~orSulegen. baB er Ill SGele pDn Or.
9aaren Or. Soiepb 6ugbes Don @btcago
gum StaotSsS bleror5t eruenne.
GU, ct. &ouis, N}o. @He Speaialsgferuens
s eirotbSi09i9teit. W{o9en ale 6ranfen Die
gbittier'l0e Qn3ei9e III eu1er alcereu Spa!te
Blotes tee le!ell.
Ole Guburbau @as Company bon
Cafe 8ietp bat iid, enoti6 entl6Iolien, Die
bpm benz 0rt5ooritano e~rlaliene 0eroronuug
ansurebmen. DaS 2eJen Der @aSrO6ren
iou iofort beginner NIB aiDar tn Srdaros
itrabe por S,iLlerton Npetine bis 0iperIeD
Court, in 0allteoitroBe oon Tuaerton Aue.
bis 9iDeribltroBe ino al Xtncolu Nuenlle
bon 6alne0 ltraBe BIS Gacint Auenue.
Sf bic S9minoiuNt beiibar :? Sa. Rur
Gtter entbedte Die Welebe Der S9were. Rur
@iner eutoedte ben @ert6 Der 8lbpoden=
SmpIun9. lnb no6 Sabren oes Stn6ilmS
nnp 9todpentens bat @ialer cas }oeilmittel
iir Die Gdmlublubt entoeft.. Sbr @t9en:
mitteI lit &r. Yierce'5 Golden Medical
Discovery. Geuoe 3wei Nriefnarfen, lin
vi. Bierce's &bbanolnng iber Ole S9Dinos
Iudt Al betommen. Ncrellire: Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association. Buff
falo. N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
Aie ar69ften saehIer,

mel5e Die DleMIten maGtn. finD o~ieienl9eN, pel6e bic
@e ~uubbettsz uno &r.ntpettssuItd be bslrefftn. Darz
urttr 6eijnben lid Die Anweabuns 9epaItlrme A.,o;s
3iniiuus, bus it6rrtiGe Get1erren bt Didlre9eH oDne
De3uendpme oaraui, OBJ lie gu III OrSaniswIs p fen
unO. I'm iultmniten BON ul;u, cine Dt,bodtnns tIsis
ner liebtt. us6trtrt,benpe, be it9 iotGe seller i&uls
6t3 MAIDEN, perOt enei 81 l,iOen. Scr @gbraud Oo1
Sei6rtnasns uon Ut, biS,n, pie Nmswubl etner benz
DtageH ~serebmeu &oit unO cine l&leuutge 3u0ilIes
nabne De, Siltereu pas RHp DE 0nrbeniHsun5en rlr
Mieberpe, l!eIuns Ger Nraft. iIr be Na9lu,rfstt Der
Heber uni rur cine regelmaBtge f~bdtisFeit Der gehdrme.
Us lit s,ne psrbdn Jn,Bpoae 2d"l4nn3 in Der SorAuss
bellen, sIeiGp.e Hne a~uta9itap III ttrem seq nil. erifus
gen an5ere SranfAstttu. Sn hsu Anion95itobien uan
cAGttetfieber, 0sDeumdtismus, Wsagentetoyr, 9arI<
os 0tIteren cine petle Guriibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

9te 0u8cntet. I eIteaten ttttO bes
fatttttett Nlai6etbiere Der GctraO
Setpp 9retuin9 Co. titto eScoers
tn9ttt sI eusrfeDlen. SeiteQittaeu
btttet taaN otteCt ats ole gSrauere
Az Susu nit 10 um8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

*&~ SS5un9e 2eute ober Herionen mitttcren
@IterS, Oie al porseitiser Gnttraituug. gleib
piet moDOn le berritbrt, leioer, werbelt I9neu
nno 9riInoli3 gebeitt. .sSaultrirtes BUD fir
orel &riefmarten: Griefi6e COMPILATION
Illent9eltll@.. Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

I'm d u elnem0rFt tr0Ten on I5T ,UOU
Stiid Elm, 9egen 3.5U0 Stid in Der 9ior=
wode. 4'reiie se9en Vnbe Der ISOLDE bSNer;
ltie9en an ieOem Der beiOen ltttell Sage INN
5@lUc. G1mere Gdwerne bra1ten $4.2U@
4.8U, lei1te $4.t0@4. 70.
g'esoblt muroe tur lei DIT. 6et:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

1tafcr @geat Scrr 6. g. Gobn9e,
bere;f geoesasv&G&te Californian.
Creg5a QSGf0isagtom EcrrttcrDs
utGn, 9HN oaatsa Tito SaoQAo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
Sorsforo's geiS 9ecspAate.

MISUNDERSTANDING Jte1Ilt0Te.
Or. Z. 8. 0iilis, Clint, Dte., la9t: nSorss
forb's AciD gtebt bic auBeroroentlIblteM Nez
luItdte."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

t5niereJsei1enoeN eeSuAen se9cits
wGrtt9 folGeaae &4a@teu:
&epr BcU. u. WtaNoD, GAent
astso Correspondents DER 81. StGntSs
3e5faet9s beind1f SyNiaois 1t. SOFIA.
&err 8. u. Ne&twea:a Snotana aaso
SDtD.
Gerr SDcpoote PtwtDer Gelos
EG1D.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
We ar tnSrsmt.
(& o d d IT,

~Gblca4o. II. Gopember.
Ste 6 etreibepreiie weiien 9e9en be &or=
mode cine 9uibellerun9 ouf, ME fol8euoe
per8lei6sweiie 3uianlmenltelun9 er9iebt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

G'raueS 6aor erlan9t burb Der @ebrau9
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13
International Friendship.

Mexico, via Galveston, 11th.-LSst
night a bananet was given by the
City Council to the directors of the
Mexican Central Railway, presided
over by Guillermo Valie, president
of the Council, who congratulated
the country on the completion OF tie
road. PresideDt NickSrEon was alb
sent owing to illness, but his speech
was read in Spanish and English. a
member Of the party from Boston
In the name Of bis con2panions, pro-
posed the toast "Poririo Dlaz, WHO
like Washington is first in the hearts
of his countrymen. Diaz feelingly
replied. asserting his unworthiness.
He said the compliment wss the
greatest 1t was possible to pay any
man in any language, because
comparison was made with one who
was not only the most eminent
American citizen, but taken all in
all, was the greatest man the world
ever saw. He spoke Of his friend
ship for Americans. He Gen.
sidered that enc of the great.
est acts of his life was giving tx Q
Mexican Central Railroad 3 conces-
sion and the completion of the road
had indicated his judgment. Ex.
Gov. Rice and others spoke.
Mexico City, 12th.-Mexico Cen
trail directors and party were enter
tanned this afternoon by the Mexico
Jockey CI0b. The ParalvilIe Hippo
drome was crowded by large and
brilliant assemblage, including the
most distinguished persons Of the
city. The city's guests were enter
tanned with races, feats Of / orseman
ship and country sports.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13

ont all Of the laws Of God, regar dless
of the opinions and opposition Of
the world. Purity Of heart and sln-
certify of purpose, is indispensable
to those who accept the gospel. The
spirit of God impels all the MEM
bers of this church to gather from
Countries of the world and form q
nucleus of the kingdom OF God, to
prepare for the second coming of
our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
The scriptures teach us that the
Savior will come again; and that
"tbis same Jesus, hich is taken up
from you into heaven, shall so come
in like manner as ye have seen him
60 into heaven" as recorded in first
chapter of the Acts OF the Apostles.
The second advent OF Christ is there
fore a literal fact, indicated In the
Language of the apostle, and even in
the words of the Savior himself-for
the purpose of His relgning as the
king OF Kings, not in The heavens,
nut on this earth. 1t is His right
as the r6deemer Of mankind. But
the people Of the world, in their
traditions, do not comprehend the
true meaning OF the scriptures.
That We may continue to increase
in righteousness is my prayer in the
name of Jesus Christ Amen.
BISHOP ORsON F. WHITNEY said
he had listened with great pleasure
and interest to the remarks of Elder
Stayner. He could testify of the
truth of his words, and acknowledge
the goodness of God. He has estab-
lished His truth again on this earth
and toe work of God is advancing
rapidly. It cannot be destroyed by
the efforts Of man, and the Lord is
giving line upon line and precept
upon precept, just as fast as we are
prepared to receive His truths.
How many are willing to acknowl-
edge God as the source of all science
and inventions? But rev; never
theless men are only the instru-
ments in the hands of God, as medi-
ums to bring about His purposes
in establishinging His truths. GAS
it was in the days of Noah,
90 shall it be in the
days of the second coming of the
Savior" So the scriptures inform
US. Noah forewarned the people of
his day for 120 years of the judg>
ment of God impending over them.
La like manner has the prophet
Joseph Smith fore warned the peo-
pie Of these last days, and we are
continuing to do 90, telling them to
repent and prepare for events to
come. Goo, in bis mercy, gives the
people Of the world an opportunity
to become obsdient to the principles
Of His gospel. He is interested in
the salvation of ali men. The Lat>
ter day Saints are only the pioneers
Of His salvation, which is offered to
all the world. We regard all man>
kind as our brethren and sisters, be-
ing equally with US the sons and
daughters Of God If they will
hearken to the Will of God they can
obtain a like share in His bic sings.
Choir sang an anthem:
s'Glory to. God in the highest"
Benediction by President Joseph
E. Taylor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13

"HACKNETACK." lasting and
agrsnt perfume Price CSC. and
~ Sold hy 2 G. NJ /. 'Brug Stare
tlsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
A BANKING HOUSE sUsrENDs.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. l9.-The
suspension Of the banking house of
Hyatt, Levins 4 Co. OF Washington,
Davies county, has created much
alarm throughout that section, as the
establishment was considered In first
class eondiiiJn and its stockholders
thought 10 be gilt-edge. The institu-
ton WAS private house aud a large
part Of the business Ut Washington wa
deposited with 1t. One OF the assign-
ees states that the liabilities will
probably reach 1922 600 and thu
estimated assets are about
500 600. II the figures
Of Mr. Hyatt, one of the members Of
the firm, are correct. The individual
members Of the firm are Elisha Hyatt.
Hiram Hyatt aud Jared Twins.
q hers are also interested. The tirm
has a good backiDg'inasmuch As Elisha
HYATT is estimated to be worth half a
million, although his wealth Is all IN
real eatate aud cannot be immediately
realized upon. The oank "as
orgauized In 1854 and mrt with several
rayerses 10 1873 during the panic. and
IN 1875. when the great hOd OF tht
ve.r devastated that secfion. The
Iusinpss OF the senior member OF the
Arm was so large that II is feared bis
failure will bring serious reverses upon
the community. M SPECIFIC reason II
assigned for the failure