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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-23

Inheritance Of glory. Ephraim always chafed
under any rival supremacy Even against
tho impartial sway OF It's own Joshua. or
Of it's kindred heroes. Gideon or Jephtha. its
proud temper was always In revolt: how much
more when tho blessing Of Joseph seemed to be
altogether merged In tho blessing OF the rival
and obscure Judah" BY David and Solomon.
tho high spirit Of the tribe OF Ephraim had
been bsnt but not broken. Allths embers
OF disafection. which had we'll nigh burst into
general coulagration in the revolt Of Shsba
were still, glowing and II needed but a breath to
blow them into fame" Tho provoca,ion was.
OF course. supplied by Rohoboam's stin-necked
refusal TO remit any portion Of the taxes which
the strong arm Of his father had with difficulty
wrung from a discontented people.
DR.. Stanley has no doubt that upon tho de-
struction of tho northern kingdom the main
body Of the inhabitants were transplantod to
the remotest provinces OF tho Assyrian en-
pire. although there seems to have been con-
siderable migration into Egypt. For tho
special localities occupied by the sxiles In As
syria tho reader 10 referred to the discussion In
Ewsld. We need not say thst Dean Stanley
troats the notion that the ten tribes then dis
persed are concealed In some unknown region
OF tho earth "a fnbls without foundation
either in history or prophecy Ho has no doubt
that the Immense Jewish population which
subsequently, made Babylonia y second Pales'
tine was In part derived from them. and that
. few OF tho northern Israelltes returned
with tho descendants Of tho later cap
uvos from Judea to the rebuilding Of Jsrusa'
lem. He suggests also that the Jewish custom.
which have been discovered In the HISTORIAN
Christians with the traditions OF tho sect itself
may indicate mixture OF Jewish descent Al
to tho origin OF the Samaritan sect OF which
wo hear great deal at later period o
Jswiah history. this he unhesttatinsiy rsfsrs u
the dale OF tho Assyrian conquest Thea. b
tLlnks. took place that union. In whatever pro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-23

have Just read tho fourth volume OF these
dssas, H. DO Vc cassS as s ea a
ss tho e c 4 dc NS
ond empire: but Welding to the natural petit
Of his nature he oSs.rSed only petty
not content with TINT. ho enlisted the. services
OF all the other, evil tongues that abounded
night before he went 10 bed he used to
write, down al the malicious gossip he hud
EGns % a aSs and Az al the malice hn
clToniQue scqnddlruse OF the empire. day by
between H. do yiel -GasteI and the other Rh: gos .
sips not reputation remains unstained. N.
eoves; NO scene is too anScreontc. no al sno o.
dote too lieentious TO merit. In bis eyes, even
the hsrs m p"si and Of %Sse ss s n wSs are
the names Of princesses, duclesses. generals
aps lei, e Ixs sno Academy s most XhS%
ssaAsFf 'i 4ar?a sflP ssn Sss sll
enough. but still the Tabication" 81 such such
indsieats and one can UNDERSTAND that Strong 10
% @ Se Marie H GSa to
bier q tho second empire. Nevertheless. we
ss as sufsuf n ss.ss that Il s
III 9fsaS q oisH Hhas S u:
TuiIsries e aston ishel st her Ms,esty's con.
not to, Interfere with tho course Of Justice
Cen. Esp!nasse blows her. up with military
yigor and frankness. N. Do Wei -Castsl. who
writes: Some ono said to me: The Empres;
would IKE 70 get rid Of tho Emperor,
Henri ". Now that she has been crowned she
p us6hss " women Into his srms and dsmsnds The
Y repostsd 70 have said: "Wkat really iHcised
Orsini TO assassination was the exaltatiOn Of {
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
Gttt Nattabarrr 1atteast,

Der icine ouMftanoise Setting pom iGjtuercm
2eioea elmer in zine m GoftSrbwd) on9esebensn
2.rsnei ~perbanft, IdBt b%oieIbe fpftenftet an feline
~Ietbenben 0Ittmeuiden peri6ifen. 0os gu6 tit UOu
Don OpgtreTIt6en SsctbIGt69cn uno entBdlt
Uiecepte, bic in ieOer apOtbefe gemo6t werbsn f0nnen
@didt 6 Gents in griefmorfen fir 8Orto un6 Sbr be-
Fonmt 0as BUD obne gersug franco sugei9tft. Dton
a~breifre:
6. Gjsgautp & &c.,
AZ e. g.. Ctr, Stem gort, q. 9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
1dnDmlrtI)fd)nftlld)e5
2supdouseu pot, 96museu.

0ieLfa0 miro pas NnpflQn5en BON 8Gu>
men im SpGtberblte DorgenonlnIslt, oft nit
au50e2eidnetem, 3utpeilen au9 nit tpeniger
quten @rfolge. Sebr bGuftg itebt man
Qber lotuobL BEL benz i'm 9erbite tDie BET Dem
i'm SrlbiaDre gelGebenen Nnpflan3ungeu,
DQB manhe Der frtl0 au5geleBten lungen
SbitbGHme gar ntht angt6cll ODER laO
etnigen Sd6re1 ipieoer abiterbet. Die lIr@
iad)e DauOn pflegt man gelpDbnliG uno nur
ALL oft niOt nit l1nre0t Der 8&SugSQueQe
in Die S0u9e 3u iGiebelt, - meiltenS aber
bilit aud Der Yflan5er ielbit vreolih" al
Dem WttBltngen letles NerfeS - psnr aH6
vobne eS 3u ~. len nit.
SIM Nugemetuen lie9t ie6o6 oer 0rlnb
bes Nu5bIeibenS uno Q(~bIterbenS Der gez
pflanSten Sbitbdulne 1T Der Bei6affelbeit
Der 8Gume lelbit i'll, Der 8cid0fienDeit oeS
Yooen5, in Der febIerbatten 2lrt uno 8ctle
oe5 Nflon3eIS, tDte in bet unrtntI9en Sett
Der 4iar5llt1.
Den eritclt Qunft betreffeno, gilt beinl
Sbitbaum ais cine 6ouptregel, 6aB Ser ST
Dlan5ctbe 8aum fcblerfret lei, B. 3. er iou
binreldenD ul1o gut cnttptGelte 28ur5elt
nit metBem Nl1ldnltt, etnen ge00rtg %erltart>
ten 8crQpen Stamm nit CHATTER 9ttnoe obne
Glecgten ltuD WtoDie uno cine entiprC6ellD
Qu5qebiLDete &rDne haben.
Sn oiejer 6i1tii0t feblt malt lebr bduftg.
G5 neroen ntdt leiten Don oent nQ3u par
inn1e1 Tarrner I0lp0dDe, franfbdfye ODER
ii6erltaloene BGume g%etauft, neil tie biz
Ii0er fino, phne 81 beDelfcn, Dab gera0e
ipl6e Die t5eueriten iinO, tnOern man 6Dctz
NAL ober Otter p%fan5en nHB IND lDmtt
Belt, ME 9elo Derliert. !0tGr DelBt: 0elo
1nnrpu - GjpIN hfnouSnerfeu
sYerner fomnlt IS hGuftg Dor, DQB l0l11t
Gut ausie5enoe GGuune ni6t f0rtfOmmsr.
ga fe6lt IS oenu in oct Wrate6ung. Geiber
fi1Det man ~iteuenlpetle no0 8oumIdulen.
iDelde auf Dem Be tnt0glihet 8ooen oar
lpom0gltA ipgar mttten Ill etnent gSaioe
1neelegt itnb, in benen bic D6ftb0umten
0uy6 iGbrli0e reiGe 3ufu6r bon frtldem
OiiUger f0rmli6 in Die Sobe 9eloat tperDe1,
6ainit tie nm 10 irilDer perfauf5fdDt5 1eIen.
Ntsipeilen babel i0lde BQume dIt0 nod
ben Ge0ler. oaB ite tDeilpetie ible6t be-
lDur3elt ltn0. DAB Oerarti0e Sdrlne, III
etl1e t~reiere Gage unD in Elm lblehtsres Orb
reid per eBt. ntdt gut 9eoetbell fOnteiI, TT
lelbltDeri tdnbith.
@(uBtroem wer0en Sic 8aumtben oft
no6enlanq Don SEN 0anoIerH bon Ort 5l
Srt, Die Nur3eLu oDne 8e00rtGen S6lB,
Der Sonne uno benz 28inoe p~reisge9eben,
umber8efa5reu, uno Dann fouen lnlbe balb7
pertrodnete @eipGhie iib enttptdetn.
gfi6t obne @tnf(uB lit ferner Die NltsiDabl
6er2lrten. 0Qurle, DereDelt nit 2lttell, iDslDe
etne tDGrmere Gage bennipru6en, tDeroeIt,
tpenn in cine tQltere @e8ero Derpfan5t,
ielten etnige Sabre lang geiuHb ausbalten
fOnnelt, un0 10 aub uingetebrt. 2ebnlihes
gilt Don Den DeribieOcncn Obtgattlttgen.
9tielnanoen barf eS 5, y. einiQuen, IN e7
mem &~tr10en8arten 4firiidbaume anpflanz
sen 3u lpoQen, Oenn in 8r5u8 auf Die 8o9
6enOeibaffenbeit MAIDEN Die Derldtebenet
Obltbaun9ottuuQeu aud peridieoene Nne
}pri;de. gu Derlon8t Der Npfelbalm =
nomentlid bon grOBfriihtigen 2!rten
eineHstrGftigell, f~iiblen,2 tie~f8rinoigen 500
Den, DGDreno fleirirudit9e QepfeIarten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
eIHaemetner sN aarenmarft.

@prtt.-Sn Gbtco9o 1.18, int ct. 9ouis
1.12; in Cincinnati 1.11@-; in Yeoria
lii; IN Baltimore 1.18@1.19.
8utter. creamery bette 29@30c.,
3ientli6 quite bis CUTE 21@27c., yOairp",
CUTE bis bette 16@24c, 9eringere GuaIttdt
6@12c.
@ter. = ausge1n6te 19@2Oc bus @bo.
Gel i9eL. %eOenDe &urteps 11@12e.
gel9labtete .-@ooc;, 0I0ner 6@9c,
1O@11c oos tb. @Gnie SIS bos Obb.
&ortof eln.-Se mad QuolitGt 20@34c
Der Sui9el beim @ar.
&OntL be4er Is Q15c.
Aumpet. $500 DIS 100 8funO fir
Semii9te ..@ouutrp".
Npfe1itmen. yteue Go6i 6.00@7.OO,
Grbi EFT. Sru1e, &rbieu 81. 10 01.3O.
Teioerbjen1 .10@1.15 Rarro puts 1,20 @I.3i
9e,palt. 2S@34c. ba3 BfO.
SO bnen. -Wute ne1e rDeeotIm5" /. 40
@1.50,
Gmmrerfett. - sr1unes. Az 3}@-c.
9elDes 4@-c., DeiBes Al @5c. oas Bio.
sal g. - &uben SIC. Ro 1 @ouutrg
CO.. SEQ. 2au SIC. @itp prime 64@62c.
Gttronen. 500 1850 o15 &tlt1eH
fit Nolerrno, 3. 50@4.00 fir Slortoa.
8ftrli3e. -5Uc@1.W Der Bed Gorb fir
i00ne.
~ I u AEp CLs-P1"OOV@'@O O01 O~D"
Girneu. : SO. O0@8.OO bas SAB unb
5O@GGc Der &orb.
Guitten.- $s.Oo@4.oO bos Sap urO
50@60c Der &prb.
rGmeet Yotatoes".- @eG6e 8attt=
morer $1.75@2.00 bus i5aB nHo Sutnoiler
100000. @elbe Seriep5 3.25@3.75 o1s
Sap. Wtuscattne $2.0O@2. so.
8iIb. = Hrairiebibner $4.O0@4.5 SO baS
8tb., Wtduaros @nten l.75@2.00, tleine @na
ten 1.00@1.25. &ealS 1.75@2.O0. 8adtelH
100000.
n.-@oncprbs 4@5c, Gatopbas
6@7c., unb 9elo1pares 9@10c. ,. 8funo.
Gronberries. @isconitner 12.0O-
1900 bus 6oB. 400 Der 8ui6el. Cape &obs
II. 50-l3.50 bas Sap.
@rab @NepfeI.- $1.00-2.00 bus Sob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20

G6weIne. = Ele .3NFNbr beFfll9 Nllgez
fGbr 1876 900 Gtiid, 9e9elt 10000 III Der &orz
ipo0e. 8e3a9lt purpa fiir lei6te 4.50@5.10
u1O 4. 70@5.35 fir i6rpere. Wtorft am Cant
tag lin 20@25c nteori9er, ais oIn por9er9ez
beltoen GGmitag.
NEo,cbft r,,ra, fTr cr+e r. Az All
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20

aid ber Uo6en idon binretdenb ertDdrmt
bat. gu oteler Sabre5Sett DeriGume man
aber nidt, beionDerS tDcnn GroGe1Dett
berri6t, Die 9epflan3ten Ydume gut etn5u7
gieBen unb bic Bdumi6etben 3t beoeder ;
uncrldBli6 lit bieS insbeionoere bet ben
etwa on lioIt6cn NbDGn9en geptlanjtelt
VGume.
8ol9en0e W9itteL - 10 Su iagen t9anSa
nlittel - iino auf oaS baioi9e Antpablen
nt6t o6ne Ginflub: 9as umwjdeln Der
9roBeren Burseln nit WiooS u1o Qou1
bGnoern, - cas- llrn1e6en Der Wur5el1
beim glan3en nit etlDas TluBlanp, ME
baS llnterityeuen elmer 0auo Doll Gerlte
ODER 0afer inter bteielben.
Sn man6en Tdlen moQen %etnaelne
8aulne trpb Der 9erpilienbaftelten @ASlDabl
unD bel benz lprgidltiBiten Bilan3et bis
Wtdi ODER Nnfa1g5 Sulli ntht oustretben.
SOl1e Sdume itlo mttuntcr nod Ddour0
Su retten, bnb man iie iDie0er aus oeC Groe
%lltrlntt, fril6 an Den g8urSeln bel hneI0et,
elrtge Stu10en lang ms gSallcr lteut, tie
oGnn tDIeDer etnplan5t, gut ellgteBt IND
Die 8aumiheibe nit 6unuSreIber Sprelt
beoedt. Oft l0on na6 furScr 3ett miro
trtl1e5 2eben an tDneE lDaDr3uneDl1e1
ietn.
Sober Tarmer tptr6 aus benz Nngefii6rten
an entneDmen ntiisn, in tpte fern erJ 6etnp
BFan5en isiner 81u1ne re0t Doer unredDt
uorgegargen lit unb pir6 fir 0ie s3utunft
baS Sine ODER oas l!nDere in AliDetDlln9
b~rjngen. st iuiro ii0 Oar0uS obtr aNb
erflaren %f0nner, parum 10 maltde 8dun1e
ni0t angetDatIeu obsr ipieber 3uriifgegan1
gen iino. Nioge ite Seoer, tpeld)er 8Gune
6u p~flanSeu bat, i'll s%tnwenDung brtngen;
Tie peruria0en ia rt9t piele WtebrauSlagen,
beanipruden G0hiten5 etipaS rueDr 3eit,
uno pcnn 53ett @elO lit, 10 miro ii0 Oies
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
GDrifnTem.
Totrburp, Gtebr., Il. Set.
Gin Die NR0. Der 81. S~taotsstd.

@I DtG JleD. Dtt oyu. Siuut53(g.!
Sn Der lebten Nummer ibres @odens
blatteS le6e iD einen Nrttfel bes 6errn Is.
Q8. 9iron, ST., ser 91at6 ertDeilt, tpte man
nit 8ort6eil ben Bfirft6baum aud in tdlz
teren Oegenoen Guplan3cn fGnn. 9teie
8ei6retbung erinnerte mid 6oran, tDie
man in Der S6pei3 uno in 0euti6lano
Die Nprifoienbaume Ste6t unD ib beltfe es
nGrc Der Mfilbe mertD, at6 nit oteier
Sru6tart eilten 8eriud 81 MAIDEN. Sn
&dniu5, in Sen Counties Wtorion, 6arpe0
unb WtcPberion, pflan5teG Die eiu9etrdn=
berten Otennontten Dor ad)t Sabren 2tprtz
folenIteiue, Die ie aus JtuBl0uo mtt9e7
brodt batten ltnb baben bomit le0r quite
@rfol9e er3ielt. 8or 2 Sabren tpuroen Die
Trii6te nit 2 Dollars baS Yuibel beSablt,
DieleS Sabr aber l@on nit 5 Dollars. 6ier
in GebraSfa baben mir ipGter nit oericlben
Snrte 8eriu6e gelnudt, audi lfon in 6e1t
Iebteu slDet Sabren i60ne Sriihte geSo>
gen; nabren0 in bteier 3eit bic 4ftriida
bGtme 5rpeimoI bur0 barte Tr0lte 5crit0rt
lpurben, bat er ou6 nt6t ben gertnglten
@irHuB auf Die Nprtfoien gebabt uno mir
p~fIan5en tie i'm Treten n6ne trgeno einen
S6uB fir BEN Minter. 9ieler Baum 9e>
Deibt IN &uBlanb i'm 40. 0rGo n0roltder
8rette lebr gut, tDd6rero es bort nt6t m0gs
It0 mar. 8ftritde gu 5ie9en.
Mbr. GDtei1en, Tairburp Gebr.
Gor 245.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20

SIN 3ettsei@dtt mib Wet8en oni
Somitag nm 5@lc unO i6loB gu 73c Oft,
TAI gtop. 75c Deg, 762 So1uar, 838 Utat.
&orn tiel Tim 42c per Ott., pc Nop., &C
Sobr u1b SC SonltDr, i0lo6 5t Az Oft, AZ
NoD.. 400 Sabr, 374 Sdnuar unb 394 Nfai.
@dfer ftel Tim 5@4c uu0 i6toB gu 258c
DIT, 25$ 9top., 26 Ges,, 254 SoDr uIO 274
8Ieie. - 3 Cars all s9.5 0 2 Cars All
9.75, 1 @dr 81 1000, / Gar Su 1925, l Gar
gu 1880, 10 Cars @inter 3u 1000, 1 Gar su
1850, 1 @ar gu 1000, l @ar g8iuter gu 1925
Die 8onne.
Mtbptin9s. 1 Ger gu $11.O0, 3
Cars gu 1850, 4 Cars su $12. 90, 9 Gars All
$500, 10 @orS SIT $3.50, / @ar gu $14.50
bic Come.
9trob. = 2 Gors @pe GIT $500, 2 Cars
gu $3.50, / Gar al $500 bic Come.
Qeu. - 2 @0r SO. l Ginotbp gu $12. 90,
1 Gar sit Sill IS, 1 Gar $50. 2 DO. 3u $1,000,
l @ar 3u $1,000, 1 @ar an 9.75, & Cars III
900, 4 @ars Soma tplano 4}rairie III 1I.GO,
2 &ors Su 1915, 2 Cars 5u 1850, 2@ors st
1000, l @ar 5u $50, 1 Gar an $50, 2 0Qr8
9to. i Soma prairie gu 800. Jlee 4.60@4. 95
Die Sonne.
Gamer elem: Gimotbp i. 20@1.35,
Nrinla 1.99@1.30; &lee 4,6O@4.85; 8rima
4.15@4.803 yein 9to. / gu 1861.
an Oss t5oas$Idet.
nnroen n0Iirt'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
Gier ata Srfifen.

l1nt gier Su prHfen, Oh ite ber6orbet
iino, fat mon mebrere U}tttel. @ini9e les
gen tie einfad in Naiier: Die ucroorbenen
&ter ~i6pimme1, Die guten linfen u1ter.
Nnoere balten Die @ier gegen bas Sonnellz
liAt ooer etne %brennenoe Serge: Die unperz
Dorbenen @ter ftno our6i6etneno, Die per-
Oorbenen tribe urb Du1fel. Bieoer 2ln1
0ere beriiDren oas itumpFe u1b 0as iptbi9e
Gn0e DeS @ieS nit ben Gippen; brtngt paS
ltutupfe @1be ba5 @efiibl Don g8Grme uu0
oas lpiBiGe baS Don Gdlte, 10 lit DaS @t
unOeroorbeu; bat man Gber al betOsn @nz
ben 0aS @efIbl BON &Glte, 10 lit baS 81
DerOorben, ba oann Die 9uftfammsr Serlt0rt
lit, wel6e ourb 9eringere 2Lbleitung Der
WGrue aln itunlpfeE Gnoe oas GefiibI bon
GGlte er6euqt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
I0cr'S


Cherry-gectoral.
Seine anbern aranfbetten fiub In tbren Charities
70 tidif4 ME bic, roeIbe bic aebIe utb Qunee bs
t~reien. Seine perOen pOn Der Mebr,abI beren,
HpeLbe baron Ieiben, nit iol9er GorsLoliaIsit bes
trabtet. Gin geW0bnLi9er Suften ober cine Grs
f%dItuns, bic pieGei9t 6apon ~berriibrt, bas man
fb unbemuSt benz 29etter Elm penig ~cuseeiest bat,
lift oft Der @nfans elmer gefdbrIi9en ardntbeit. Geit
pier3ig Sabreu tdnrft 0per's g~berrpz9ectos
raj gegen Die &rGttbeiten Der Geble unb 2rnGe,
bot feline grobe @irffanfeit oGbet ber~pieieit, unb
toate babcr in allen SGGen oBne 35gerH eenOnts
men peroen.
Seitun9 zines fH,re tflidbtn 6ufens.
ISM Sabre 1857 500 t6 mir cine beitlge GrRiIs
3il1g it, bic neiMe 2ul1ge dngriif. SD fitBlte
i9reGll9y unb cine f6IdfEOie No0t folgte Der ans
bern. Die GerSte gaben MID aHi. SD perfn@te
nun Nper's GberrpzBectorGL, ur0 es
bratte ntetner 9ltnge GrIei6ter,ing, gao mir SfIdF
ultS odrttt bic Jur Bieoerertat9une nteiner StGrfs
n0tet5e anbs. Gin fortsefefter Gsbraut oes
YectorotS Oefpoaitdnbtgte Die 8eiIHng; 50 sin
Jest 81 Sabre alt, frii6 un6 9eiunb, unb bin ii6ers
teu8t, ba6 mid S1r YectorGl gerettet bet.
9oraee 8atrbrotber,"
Sotisgbam, ST., 10. Sui; 1882.
&dutise DrGune.- GrflarMns elmer Meutte-.
&is ib porisen gBiutsr alf benz xdnbe mar,
56tte .Hetn oreiiG9tj8e8 Goln1en einet GnidI Son
aGltiser 8rGure; es ffieI cS Oh er erf:Gen
rtiste. Semcnb in ber 6antilie ibli9 por. man ioGe
ibrt MDer'5 herrps&S ettorGL gebsn, rrou0r
tn'r nets cine Tl0is1e mi 6aufe Datter. gStr Gaben
ihrn fieine DOZEN, a6er Oft, unt in iDenlQer aS
eirer bo.be1t GtitnSe aibrTete CT 3u ~lnferer 5teuce
NIT 2eihtiateit. Ser Irst idgte, bas GherrDs
Electoral habe meinem ltebeu $inoe oGs Geben
Serettet. &arn mon f1 6a ibtr ilniere SdnftarS
feit I~puIbern2 @~Giridtt9 bic Sbrs
Srou III III q Debneg."
159 Bets12sie st., Netpsgort, IS. 9sai 1882.
sd gebrar5e felt ntebreren Sobren Myers
GberrDsP e~ctoraL III nteinem 6attie unb trage
fein 8~ebenten, eS fir oas pirtiGntfe NttteI gegeH
6uitet uno Grfdltnl9en 5l %ertlGreit, bas mir ie ans
9ewanbt. 81. S. Crane"
Safe GrptaT, gtinn., 10. mars 1882.
,,g8t Sabre lang lit i6 an Der 8ruitbriune, unb
purbe, na6oem i'd Diete DtitteI urtfonit perfuGt
batte, bur9 Myers Gberrp>@ectoral 9ebetIt:
Sofepb @aIhen."
SpbaTia, WiT., s. GprtI 1852.
SD faun ni6t genu8 sum 9obe ron Mper'B
Gberrp<4e ctordI io9en, 6erl i'd CLAUDE, obne
sasieLbe ruGre ib Ldtgit OF 2ur8enlet6en g%eftorben:
s. 8rGgbon."
9aTetine, Serus, 90. gpriE 1882.
@s giebt feline aranf9eit an Der 2ebIe ober 2itse
bic ni6t bur9 2iDcr's GDerrp.@ectOrat bebeu'
tenb g~einiIbert mirb, unh es wiro thinner 5etInng
bringen, pe,tn bas IlebcL nod nidt 5u melt ftr
bic Birfune auer Nebisit 9esanSen if.
3uberettet pom
81. 9. 6. sssr C g., enneu, RaT.
in alien 2lpothefen 81 haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
q

8erfGufe
@abaib, ct. qouts unO @acifc @~iienba5n, G5icaeo
DtUtiton $4,000 GIT 81
N(utuol linton telegraph G~ompunp 6's-1OOO gu 70%,
1909 gu 70H.
WicOnearFt.
Ntnbpieb. = On 6ieIem Marft belief
fi6 Die 3ufubr per9an9ene @o6e otf ungez
fGbr AZ, 900 Gtiid unb MAJ UNI ca. 5000 9r0z
Der, ais in Der Borpo9e. Ser Utarft mar
Die @o6e bur9 fIou unb mei6enb i6loB
ober I'M 9amlta9 in Sol9e 9eriltger 3u=
fuhr feit.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
Boa Ia0 t,nS sea-.
as HLIH ce

- Dur9 lire totlen Ste9ess
nebertretbun8en6 aben Die b.
lttanii6eu 2ett : 9Gmmel in
Obip ielbit oafiir nlttgelorgt, Dap tbr
Steg einem Ofanne pte GIepeIano
fetnen S6aben 5ufiigt. sic trom@
peteten uno potau1tcn cine WeDrbeit bon
$4,000, ia BON 10000 in bic 9Belt bjnQuS.
0teie Otebrbeit lit ieitber BON Stuuoe ut
StunOe suiommen9ei6rumpft uno Su9Iei1
i0rltmpfte Die gelpalttge g8irfung ett,
ipelde itN bic republitanti6en 6elo5ugSlets
ter BON benz Sic9e III Ohio IN 8e6ug alf
alloere Staten DeriproAen batten.
- Bte sic MuIltgan>&ebe bes
Serrn S0ur3 ben &epubltfGncrn
in 9bio GeDolfen bat, eritebt mon
ulis elmer npn b%orttgen !3eitrnoen mttGez
tbeilten Isabelle, III lueld)er Der otesnlalige
republifanii6e StimnenBeptm IN benz
%ieniaem 4IaBcn, in welbcn !0err S6ur3
ieine Jtebe belt, 9caelliiber oer 0ouOers
neurSpabt i'm pori8ef Sabre, oil tpelcber
iib 0err SGur3 nt6t bet0etlt8t bat, alQe7
ge6eu lit. 0err Sdur5 lprG6 tpdbreno
0es Die5ndliaen MQblfauupfeS III 0Dl0:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
4a1st-S0sutur
FIR Ste oeatffAt Net@SpeI

T~FF ~ VN'NV~
Ole I1nterseifuetsn b~er6rbern Bofste sis gu 100 BfnnS
mad SeufIa1Iau0. Seftret6j, Gd5weSea, ytors
tveoeu, 9drentGrf Uno Der Sdltneti SI ben re5elz
L:d6iaen pom Der beat d)eI Dtct69spON=Uettpats
tuna leit8eiebten QSreiien.
gbenio beiorsen %bieietben Naorenienbun9er pom nnS
mad, uaen 9beileu GurOpas unh Amerttds gu ben btai9'
Sen1cl, gra6inan., & S~orbader,
27oo IS &iliam Str, GfeD gore.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-20
I0rIGucclMt.
(B o d e II b d to-

chicago. 90. Oft.
Qm bieii9en @etrei6emarft fieG am Cams
tag &or1t nm sc, mas n1tiirli9 al1d) eit
Nei1eu Ser itbri9en @etretOeorten sur Tpl9e
bate. l8te Die Breiie l!9 9egen bie Borpo@e
iteuten 1T aus NoI9e1Oem erli0tli0:
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Mir f6 ~ ere:

@6afe.-3ufubr ca. 1900 Gt1d; Die
Yreiie mei9eno gu $2.25@3.25 fir i0le6te,
$ :. 50@3,75 fir rrittelgute uno $3.8O@4.OO
fir bic belter.
0prfnuft mr;rApu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-14
Monte CriStO."
Courier.

There was a large audience last
night at the Opera House to see
Monte Cristo'. It was produced
with original scenery, and some
very novel effects. The change
from the prison Of the chateau d If
to the open sea with the escape Of
Edward Dantes was especially ef-
fective. The company is composed
Of artists and every part last
evening. was rendered in the best
possible manner. Mr.. Grismer
in the triple role Of Edmund Dan
tes. Able Busoni and the Count of
Monte Cristo, showed careful study
and sustained his reputation as a
painstaking actor. his performance
throughout could not be improved
on. Miss Phoebe Davies as Albert
de Movcerf was a pretty picture in
her uniqae cadet uniform. and
made a strong character out Of the
heroic son. Frank Wright as
Nourtier, the Man of Many Dis
guises, played his part excellently
well and brought down the house
several times. L. r. Stockwell,
who We recognized as an old favor
lite, played Cacherousse in his usual
happy mood, and kept the audience
in good humor during the evening.
Miss Mabel Bert, George Webster.
w. A. Brady and T. A. Wise also
deserve mention for careful acting
and dressing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-14

How Fairs sack Grew Beauti-
fully Less.

There appears to be lack OF
harmony in the Bourbon camp, as
is e, inced by the following:
1t is reported that some of the
coin, supposed to be used in Storey
county for the benefit Of the Dem
ecratic candidates, was paid out to
men who were known to be in ia
vor of the Republican candidate
for Congress. and who did all they
could to defeat Mr.. Cassidy. and
were successful. While the Demo
Gratis of Nevada may feel happy on
account Of the election ola Dem
| ocratic President Of the United
States. they have no reason to feel
proud of the manner in which Ne
| vada's interests were managed by
the Democratic leaders of the
State.-Footlight.
It is rumored that when Cassidy
| had the handling Of the Fair sa' k
four years ago, he threw it about
Eureka county in such way that
he ran away ahead Of Fair. The
crafty Senatrr vowed big revenge.
and probably got some of it in
Storey county on the 4th.
The Footlight continues: It is a
well-known fact that a sack of
coin was sent to Storey county by
Senator James G. Fair for the pur-
pose of paving the legitimate ex-
penses of the Democratic campaig On.
The coin was placed in the custody
Of Colonel M. n. Stone and not in
the hands of the State or County
Central Committees. Legitimate
expenses are supposed to be the
paving of printers hills, music and
other incidentals. Today Colonel
Stone is offering to pay nrinters'
bills at the rate Of twenty-fiva cents
on the dollar. The labor performed
hy printers shows for itself, and
on c,n deny the fact that such
labor requires skill and hard work.
Political strikers get the paw in ad
vance. and their services, as gen
e al thing consists in telling what
they will do. and in nine cases out
of ten they do nothing. The Foot
light knows where some Of Fairs
coin was invested and for what
purposes, and we will give the facts
in a few days
We. advise the Democratic news
papers to get up a Press Associa-
ton the same as the Republican
papers have, and then do bust
ness with the Central Committee
on a cash in advance basis.