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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06
FOREIGN

An Alexandria, Egypt, paper has been
suppressed for advocating the restoration
OF Ismail Pasha.
A National Exhibition of Musical and
instrumental Art is being held in Paris, to
close Dec. 1.
Bismarck Is said to be very disagree
able man at home, and finds difficulty in
employing servants of either sex.
A ton OF mushrooms is sent to England
daily from Irish ports, and now water
crosses from Dundalk are being largely
imported.
The late Countess Bose has hequeathed
to the University of Berlin the sum Of
$780, 900 marks for the benefit Of poor
students of medicine.
Four splendid horses from the Imperial
stables Of Austria have been dispatched by
Emperor Francis Joseph as a present te
the Mikado of Japan.
At Chester, England, a few weeks ago,
the efforts of Abraham Price, known as the
Chester miser, were sold. His hobby had
been the collection of secondhand books
and of these about IL, 900 volumes wert
sold for f48 8s Sd.
Gold in paying quantities is reported tt
have been discovered in the valley of the
Chupat, Patagonia, $50 miles from tn,
| Welsh settlement; but the Indians are very
hostile and one massacre of adventurous
| prospectors has occurred.
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miners, never fails to give them employ,
ment, il he can, when they apply.
Steve Tredennick is endeavoring to in.
troduce his patent for cheap separation Of
metals, but the fact that it would com.
pletely revolutionize the cost Of smelling,
viz: from $22 to $l2 per ton, he meets
with little success. He contemplates,
however, erecting reduction works of his
own, which, if he succeeds, will oon make
him a millionaire.
Your artist, Monaco, would make money
here. His capabilities would command
the business, as his equal in the interior is
yet to be found. II be contemplates
moving, he should, by all means, come
here, and secure the shadow ere the sub
stance fades"
Joe Belmore is partially interested in the
Butte boiler works, but his love for poll
tics of late has so demoralized him that he
has concluded to wait until after the cleo
ton before resuming his trade.
j. Guilloz. the old French apple man,
failing to find a suitable location here,
proposes going to California shortly,
where the climate is more c%ongenial, and
possibly business opportunities more
numerous.
Dick James and his estimable wife OF
Ruby Hill are keeping g clearinghouse at
one of the principal mines, and are re-
ported as doing extremely we'll.
DIR. Thiele is practicing his profession
and has numerous patients.
Spiro Gregovich is chef de cuisine at the
Eureka Chophouse. He is just from the
Cour d'Alene, and says Butte is good
enough for him this Winter.
Jimmy Whitaker is mixing pills in DR..
Bishops Office, and promises to become q
great '~'esculap" ere long.
Charley Pryor is the possessor Of a good
mine near Anaconda, the Swansea of
America, about 20 miles south of here, and
is taking out some fine ore.
r. P. McDaniel-"Little Mac''-and
wife are keeping a hotel at the Anaconda
smelters, and are doing a good business.
Mac has quit mining in a practical way,
but says he would lot object investing in
a few feet of pay grit if he finds an oppor-
tunity.
Knowing that
Rejected manuscripts the SENTINEL ne'er re-
turns.
But in the Summer tears and Winter burns,
I await the fate of this letter. Till then
adieu. M.
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Removal Notice.

Mr.. P. steler takes pleasure in announc
ing to his patrons and the public in gen
eral that he has adjusted his claims with
the insurance company and has removed
his entire stock into Whitton's building
two doors south OF the P~ost-ofice, at which
place he offers his magnificent stock o.
~jewelry, solid and plated silverware
clocks, etc., regardless of cost. II will
repay any one to inspect Mr.. Steler's stock
and they will be convinced that never be
fore in the annals of the history Of Eureks
has jewelry ever been offered at such q sac
rifce as Mr.. Steler is at present. offering
10 the public, n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06

California ought to make a good deal Of
money out of her wine plantations if thu
rsvages caused by the phylloxera are go
ing to continue in France, says the New
York Sun. The reduction of value of the
wine-growing districts of Malaga is est
mated at 81 $50, 900. In Portugal the dis
ease is so bad that a suspension Of the pro
duction of wine is feared. 1t amounted il
former years to $22, 900. 900. In France
the total loss is so great that M. Lalandt
said in the Senate that France had lost al
much by the ~phylloxera as by the pay
ment of the German indemnity, and tina
was 81, 900, 900, 900.
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FLUE DUST.
Scraps from thc Notebook Of the
sentinel Reporter.

tHlH1
SentiBel's Reporter.
Cassidy's majority over WOODBURY. in
the First Ward is 20.
All Scottish Rite Masons are reouested
to meet at Masonic Hall TO-DAY al 1O:30
A. III.
1t is reported that Hon. Thomas Robin
son OF White Pine county is elected State
Senator.
The State of Nevada will probably have
the finest mineral exhibit at the New
Orleans Exposition.
The returns from outside precincts come
in slowly. We would deem it a favor TO
have them sent to US.
Mrs. Jake Coin and daughter arrived
last night from San Francisco. Mrs.
Cohn and family will reside here perma.
nently.
The Republicans were very jubilant yes
terday over their defeat OF the Democratic
county ticket, and their hopefulness for
the election of Blaine.
Pat McElroy is elected long term Com
missioner of this county, and Judge Har-
mon as Justice of the Peace. These were
the only county officers elected on the
Democratic ticket.
One Of the fashionable schools of New
York has been introducing a new thing
called "slumbrous comeliness." which
teaches the Young ladies to assume grace
full poses in bed, to keep the mouth shut
and how not to snore, etc.
Charles A. Morden, formerly of this
place, was married on the 22d of October,
to Miss Ada F. Northrup of Portland,
Ogn. The many friends of Mr.. Morden
here wish him and his bride much hap
piness.
Messrs. Hilkey and Yerrick will resume
work Immediately on the Nahart Tunnel,
Pinto District. 1t is now in 1856 feet, with
a crosscut to the southwark in 60 feet.
There is also a tunnel above this, in 80 feet.
Still above this a ledge of rich mineral ap-
pears above a white wash peculiar to the
locality. A similar wash was crosscut in
the lower tunnel, and prospecting on this
will be resumed in running and sinking.
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PRIVATE

,~,miSsEMuooA, Nov. 5.-Hon. G. W. Cas-
NY You will have over 200 majority in
humboldt county. E. d. KELLY.
lesiSe, Nov. 5.--Hon. G.. W. Cassidy:
sSaaoelaria. Techs. Belleville, Soda
Tvpllngs, Luning and Hawthorne give
"00dDurn a majority of 1876.
ELI JOHNSON.
NJ ,iheiNIA, Nov. 5.--Hon. G.. W. Cassidy:
nv Indications are that Woodburn will
-@'s ABOUT $50 majority in this county.
r. P. HEATING.
IA aARADIsE, Nov. 5.--Hon. G.. W. Cas-
o my iour majority at Paradise, Spring
~ a2q Eden, is 80. @. @. BILEs.
w'iReiSIA Nov. 5.-Hon. G. W. Cassidy:
sis. are = all showed under. Storey will
S Sor moodburn 450 majority. Elko gives
iss put o6, with ten small precincts to
from. HARRY FLANNERY.
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r. H.
The SentineFs Candidate for the
Presidency.
"a

We erect the rooster. We have elected
a man. He is the only one saved out of
the general wreck and crash of Empires.
We allude, OF course, to our amiable and
distinguished ~fellow-citizen, Judge F. H.
Harmon. He ia reelected Justice OF the
Peace Of Eureka Township. The Judge
was born at an early day in his existence.
He first saw the light Of day in Virginia.
He then went TO Alabama. Next migrated
TO California in 1S49 and to Nevada in
1860. He is one of the old-time boys-a
daisy, in fact. He is a runner from the
nobs. II is a cold day when the Judge
gets left. II the Democracy has an aysila-
BILE candidate in America for the Presi-
dency it is Judge Harmon. We are for
him. He ia u candidate in 1888. 'Rah
for Harmon. There is glory in not being
skunked. Three times three for the only
Base Ranger who has got a ghost Of a
show Hip, hip, hurrah All hail to
one Democratic winner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06
On Time.

Owing TO the fact that the operator, Mr..
Spinner. had been up all the night before
the telegraph office was closed last night
on time and at the. usual hour. In conse-
quence we are limited in our telegraphic
advices to such news as was received up to
$50 o'clock. We regret that we could not
get later returns regarding the Presiden-
tial election, but II was not possible under
the circumstances. We confidently ex-
pect that the whole matter will be defin-
itely settled In time for our next issue.
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O

Among the choice delicacies to be found
at P. N. Hansen's. may be found the fol
lowing: Dingee's, choice mixed, spiced. and
plain pickles, Curtis Bros. superior tomato
catsup, Cross q Blackwell's goods, Batty's
nabob pickles and c~urries, picked oysters,
Kemirich's extract of beef. Rogan sardines,
imported Swiss, pine apple and sap sage
cheese, French olives, Richardson's plum
pudding. rolled o. tongues, homeless sar-
dimes, boned herring, and a number of the
d~elicacies too numerous 10 mention. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06
ne brand Come Up.

1t is currently reported and generally
believed in Democratic circles that Senator
Fair did not do his whole duty by the
Democratic party in Nevada at the recent
election. Dispatches have been received from
the National Committee by prominent men
in the Democratic party in this State to the
effect that the Senator had agreed to take
care OF this State in the matter OF financial
aid. Did he do 1t? Not that any n out
this way has heard OF.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06
Democratic Biunders.

The Democracy always blunders when
it can. 1t was a blunder to snub Senator
Fair in the Austin Convention. The true
policy was to have cuddled Senator Fair.
He was knocked out as q delegate to the
National Convention aud in turn he failed
TO respond when sinews Of war were
needed. All he expended in this State in
the late canvass was SIS, 600 in Storey
county. Fair is usually for Fair in all
matters political and otherwise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06

The Democrats did not understand that
there wal to be a Republican sack OF all
points. The result shows that they we're
mistaken. All OF the counties were
sacked" 1t was a well-planned fight on
the part Of our Republican managers.
They have got away with Us TINS time.
Possibly the sack" may be with ~ TWO
years from now. 1t 10 the sack tna'
sweeps things in Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06
narman ARMY DIscipline.

It is suggestive of the rigor OF the d'so'-
pline in the German army Una.
standard bearer, an officer OF a oat1aiiGn
of infantry Of the garrison at Bresiau' ~
returning from the msneuvers. having sus
into a wrong train, 80 that his comPany
waited in vain for him at bresiau, co%
mitted suicide TO escape from tne Puns
ment which awaited him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06

F. W. Clute sells for cash 100 pounds Of
Pioneer -four. SIS 80; fresh ranch butter
per roll, rs cents; 10 pound can Fair.
banks lard, 81 so; 10 bars Of Kinks soap.
81; 4 large cans of sardines, 81; 10 pounds
Of sage or tapioca, 81; 9 pounds of rice.
ST; 8 pounds Of sugar, 81; 8 pounds OF
tea, 81 rs. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06
Cassidy.s Run In Eureka.

Mr.. Cassidy for Congress made q splen-
did run In Eureka under the circum-
stances The county has gone about 800
for Blaine. Cassidy carries it by about
400. But for the coin used for the other
side he would have 500 majority. me
unpurchasable voters were for him. he
made a grand race here, all things consid-
arad
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-06

naSe Just received a very extensive
SENTIMENT yaslnont OF wall paper of every de-
shosp.aon. Paper hanging done at the
~~ss notice and in the best manner.
p. II. HUI.
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rne Result I'm eureka County.

We are all left in Eureka. The Repuo-
licans had a bountiful supply OF coin, and
the used Il. The great number OF straight
Rannblican tickets shows conclusively that
thav psed the ''sack" efficiently. They
have made a clean sweep outside OF Justice
of the Peace and possibly n oommis
sioner. The rest Of the ticket was showed
=, n1ar
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sToCA SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
AK could & Curry-120c 1l5c
900 ophir-9Oc
ISO Mexicsn-llOc
l ,sO Rest & Belcher-1A
LOO Con. California-S5c
o ,oO po,osi-l15c 110c 115c
ae Hale 4 N~orcross-4 390c $3.50 370c
20 5. Nevsda-l
a SO Exchequer-2Oc
100 81 Justice-2oc
iSo Union-85c soc
ia, i% Alta-12Oc Ia 12Oc s10
iSo Benton-25c
10 Nsyaio-98oc
rs Bodie-2s5c 29oc
10 Bulver-5Oc
100 Con. Pacifc-95c
100 MOno-l45c
lao Grown Point-lo5c
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p.gassEN0Em TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS LAS NIGHT.
r..,t Walker Mrs J Cohn & DIR
IWslker III Cole
m Wolst
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Hotel Arrivals.

Jackson House-Wm. Denay, e. Boom
hover, Alpha: j. p. Mcfarland, Antelope
Valley. JsmetWhite and family, Diamond.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NTEssRs. SMITH & MosER DESIRE TO
4AA- state that they have purchased the Sta
tionery business and Newspaper Agencies of
NJ. Calisher, and will continue to deliver all
daily and weekly papers with care and prompt.
ness. Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage In the past. we will endesvor TO
merit the same in the future.
Very respectfully,
SMITH & MosER.
Referring to the above. the undersigned
is grateful to the people of Eureka and vicinity
for their generous patronage In the past, and
respectfully bespeak q continuance OF thu
same to my successors.
Very respectfully,
N. OALISHER.
Eureka, New, Oct. 30, 1884. o3ltf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-14
Die Scmofratic in Situus.

Der Gpnsre6s Gpnpsnt Der DsmoIrds
ten bon 2adGwanna County trat am
0isnItae 8prmittas UNI 10 nbr in bem
8srittsgebGupe babier ;uiammen unb
ipurbe bur6 ben gOriiber bes county
gpmites, SabCs, sur OrSnuns serufsn.
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aaten iparen aud 9eIeaatsn bsS County
Gpnpentes. 0eeen ben @pnsreb.Gau
cioaten Connolly pap gar feline ober
nur ssrinse SppOiition unS bic 9srs
banSiuRsep siueen baber ibrcn rubisen
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3. G. 8auBbn ais Sefretar; fpEtsr
ipurSe Der slntraB BeiteIt unC ansenpms
men, bic tempOrare Organization per'
manent su MAIDEN.
9tomininaiipnen fir Gon8rebreeTSs
ientant puroen bierouf gemadt; %. Q.
9lode npminirte Q. g8. @onnpap; M.
99. Cummings bon ELEPHANT nDminirte
g.. SO. 2pituS bon oemislben Drte.
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Stimmen fir @rlteren uno "A ct. fir
2ebteren. Der yiominirte bieIt bdnn
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9oIitiUn bsfinirte un6 einiss segen ibn
bOrsebradteu 8ei9uIbisunsen Su ent.
frdften iu6te. Der GOnbent 6ertastC
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bsidIuB fir Connolly puiiirt ipar.
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iionsaen tpurSe Der Gpuntb @Unpen
CUR Sronuns eerufcn, aber in @nber
tra6t bes rlmitanoeS, Sab pieIe SeIe,
sutcn nod nidt untpeisno peren, BIZ
glodmittasS 2 llbr 0erta9t. Spfor
mad bsiien 3uiammsntritt ssists G,
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Sic ScutiGen in 5rpd.

,,Nireenbs bat ii6 Die republifanifde
Bartei ,6Oiler, 9emeiner uno treubriihs
iaer o.aen bic SsutI9en benOmmcn ale
in .Sopa, uao beinube einmiltbi8 iinb
bic 6prti0en 9eutiufsn entidlpiien Der
eenannten 9sartei'bie in Der Ssrase bon
BEN @etrdnfen beipisiene gtiebertrattH
aan3 sebbrig einSutranten--nidt nur in
ben QptaI. uno Staatssg9ablen, feas
sern aud Bel ben 9iatiOnaIs WabIen".
Sp Seainnt bic n3g. Stssts." einen
g(rtifeI un.er Der obi9en sluiihrift.
g(m aQer ersrimmteIten iinb setabe
bic pieIen irdberen beuti6sn RepubIita.
ner. 9arlber Idreibt benz 9enannten
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ta6ter in Sopd : ,,@erobe bic itranlHIs
item 0eutiben fnb ieBt am alereltris'
item fir bas SemOlratii6s siatiOnaI'
Sidet".
Iab nit Dem 3orn Der Dsuti6en in
Soma aud betrefiS Der 9tatiCnaIsB Babs
len gar nibt tu ipaben lit, fab man
ihCn I'M Serbit 1882. Dtan nebme !.
y. ben Speiten Sonsrebbearf, per bel
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IammengeicBt mar tpie bel ber pprIetten.
@r enibalt iebr pieIe Seuti6e, bnrunter
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srobs 0lebpabl Sieier 9eutiben repub'
lifaniIb War, iiesten in bem 9ssirt bic
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bsit.
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| 1880 Itancen bort bic Stimren TO: H.
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fir ben 6reenbadsf @Sopes. Stun fam
aber mad iener @abI Die Annabme bes
9rpbibitionS;uiuges tur Serfahun8
6ur6 SduIS Der @epubIItGasr, llnb
barum seitaItete iid idon bci Der aens
arebwabl i'm SerBit 1882 bas Stimmr
UerbdItnib in beiasteT, SeSirte TO: 49,
76O Stimmen fir ben 0reenbGder Sars
lett.
SeitBer bat aber bic repubIitanii6C
8artei soipa's Reus 6repel Sc9en biz
0eutI6en begansen. Statt Irpb ~
Iein, SaB bas Sflidttreue Gberitaatsse.
ri6t ben @srfuiiunsssuiaB Ssrnidtet
bate, uBb itatt nun Die 9rpbibitior
fallen Su IaheN, begab iid bic republic
taniIde 9artsi Sopa's nug srit redt IL
ben Sienit Der Yrobibitipn, unb mudt,
in ber neusiten StaatsSeisBsebuns bai
t9eubIide YrobtbitiOns8eieb, beiieI
DurdfasruRg Jest ale freien QtanRe
in SOipa nit gcreGIsr gSutb erfaat.
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SDSe &arfer Depti;en.

- Gin SipeiiGbrises 8ino bon Sabib
IameS in patagonia iiel an 9onners
tag iH eiasH 3uber fobenSes @aHer
uno ipuroe IebenS9sfatrit4 perbrtbt.
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itben SatboIifeu BON Sp6e Bari cine
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bon Main glbenue unb Sujerns Strase,
fir bic Sa srbauenSe Sir&e ertpOrbeu.
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SO. 9lO 9af 9ipaS ppbnbaft, itarb
am Niontag i'm gllter bon IS Sabren
uno pir6 Nlittmp6 gia6mittas um 2
ubr begrabcn. Der Seritorbene mar
benz SruHfe fesr elseben un0 hinterIdbt
feline aus sSrou unp agi GinSern bes
itebsuSs 5amilie boaItGnoig mitteltps,
10 bab Die Stplten pcs gssrdbniiies
burd cine @pIlette auiSema9t ipsrben
muBten.
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Mt. 9leaiant 3e6e erlitt 4eter Staubt
am bgrisSn 9l(ittpo6 cine SerleBun9
ces 9lldgrateS, pelps sire 2dbmung
Der uuts-en glieomaBen berbeIlBrte.
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9ienita8 MOrSen.
na- 9sn @itsIiebern Der fatboIii6en
6eutI6en @emeiune bsn Spbe Bart
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nitip ab9ei6Ioien 1T unb Die n5tbisen
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in bem runben 9S6lb6en in 6OSe Bar
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) Strabe babier ipobnbaft, ipuroe 9ien
t flag NlCrSen tObt in ibrem Bette 9efuu
ben.
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Ste Oeaner pes pempItalllueH YIu
fbentI6dftss s8anbibaten berbreiten &C.
fliiIentIib bic gtadridt, baB 8rope'
GlepeIanb ii6 in ieinen Nmtsbanolun'
aen aIs @pupernDr bes Staates 9ten
gcrt ben Snterehen Ter arbeitenber
Slaiie fsinbli9 sesei9t babe. Se5abItt
puIitiibe 8ummler uno pbicure gSinfel'
bldtt6Sn, bic 9liemanb elmer MieberIes
suns ipur6ist, pIdrteu ioIde @ni9uIeis
9unSen nad, nm Ii6 ielbit ais SreunSG
Der glrbeiter Su serireR.
lin bic SaItIoii9feit Der 9eI6uIoi8s
un9en su seisen, Iahen mir bier elm ans
beres Bib folsen. Sas Grefutips Cos
mite Der glatipnoIen grbeiter 8artei bat
Iette @pfe in @bica9e cine 8erIamms
lung abSebaIten unb ben 8ei9lub 8es
fabt, fein beion6sreS 9rdiibentibaftS'
9idet aubuitsQen, ipnNern bic 9Irbeiters
Contention erit in 1888 absubaIten.
Gs beibt Sann ipBrtIid in ben SeidIiiis
fen;
,,0ieIen bon ben glrbeitern 9teip
Uort's geltellten Hetprmtoroerun8en ut
6lR6 ben srpbsn 8eform' GOUernbr bes
StaateS 9teip YOrt bur4 foISenbe
Mabnabmen 8s6nuns 9etra9en ipors
ben: Grsiruus sineS Bureaus fir glrs
beiteriiatiitif 8erbot Der Sutfabritutipn
in ben StaatsssfansniHen, 3udtbduz
fern &c; 8erbOt Der Sabritatipn bon
Gisarren in Scnementbauiern; 8erbpt
Der glbIdlieBuns bon Gpntratlen fir
3udtbausatbeit; glnerfennun8 Der Gr:
better ais beporSuste @IdubiBer teim
Bancroft ser glrbeitSeber; GerbOt Der
8inber. Gontrattartsit; grnennurs ci.
ner Gommiiiiou sur llnteriu6un8 SsS
ianitdtIi6en 3uItanbss Der Senements
5duIer, Sabriten sc. 9ieie 6prberuns
3en iper6en ais bD6ft ipi6iise SraBen
oem 8pIfs Der Ser. Staaten empfoblen
lno pereen biermit ais bic grinSipien
Der glrbsiter bes SanSen SanbeS ers
Hart.
Dies pdre ailO sleidbcbeutenb init
liner gnbpiiiruns ben eiepeIane unS
oenSrids.
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Gei6dftss s(nsciger brr sioieite.

p@- Sm Store bon OHdasI MiGer,
Geoar 9lOenue unb Sidorp StraBe, lit
immer su baben bas beriibmte gtemart
Eager beim 0ubenb 6laiden, ioipie bic
grbbte 9Iusipabl bon Groceries uno
Yropiiionen aIler glrt; aud bdIt CT bic
beiten Sutiden unO 4ferSe Su bermies
them - gtIles sum niebrisitsn 9reis.
: Spre9t bel ibm bor unb ilbsrSeust
Gu6 ieIbit. g
Bier beim 6dB9en mad isbem
StabttbeiIe seIiefert.