davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
THREE LOVED HER.
A Widow Ceurted by Brothers, Marie
One and Causes a Il. agedy.

GREENsBURG, Penn, Jan. ia shocking
alta was enacted at the Fisher House at IL
o'c,ock this morning. The house is the best
hotel in the city, aud was ma aged by the
Krenan brothers, sons of the late Major K-e i
nan Mrs William JACK, a young, wealthy
and beautiful widow, was conIted Ia quiet
way by all three brothers, aud boarded at The
house. All three had made offers of marti age
AT different Zines, aud had been rejected. Yes
terday Edward was married to the lady, and
hi. bro b i j N sbecsme fr-Lzed, and walked
through tue house all night W thout going to
bed. He met his brother aud discussed the
matter of ending the partnership, and it was
agreed to. A sudden tit Of dependency came
upon James. and drawing revolver he rushed
from the room and shot himself.
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
strike Among New York sce Cutie

HUD ON, N. Y, Jan. II Men at work for
the arrow. Kniekerbocker & Wolfe Ice Co,
opposite this city, slrock this morning for an
advance in wages. They are receiving 81 80
and 81 rs per day and ask for S1.75 aud So 90.
The terms were not a3ceded to. The Knioker-
booker Co. raised their runs and stopped work.
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Y.
The indications for New England are
clearing weather, northwesterly winds, back
ing to southwesterly, rising barometer follow
ingIn the western portion by slight fall and
colder weather.
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
Letter from Washington.

General sherman and General Logan ms
Presidential Possibilities A Democratic
Committee ON Temperance-b n ecep ION
Toilets of Ladies of she Cabinet-COst of
a Congress Congressional Funerais-
The Supreme COURT Docket An Opinion
nb-us-E -Eartff Ii egfsiafion.
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Jan. 11.--This morning, caused,
it Is supposed, by the breakage of girder,
portion Of the ,of of the large round house of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail
way at Hoboken fell in. There were three
engines in the round house at the time
the accident occurred, and the heavy IRON
work crashing down snapped off smokestacks
the massive locomotive boilers. A boy em-
ployed around the yard haa his leg broken in
two 2acs css nd man was tax out serious
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
permonico Not Found.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1l-Thers is no truth
IN the published statement that Cbas. Delmon-
lcn was admitted Yesterday to the House of
Correction in this city.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Nothing has yet been
learned of The whereabouts of Charles Delmon-
co. John Hoey returned this morning from
an unsuccessful search for the missing man at
Philadelphia. Hoey has been at work to-day
dragging the Newark Canal. A mau was seen
last night answering Delmonicos description
at the Jersey City Central ferry. He took the
late boat for this city. This clue is being fol-
lowed cp.
NEW YORK, Jan. IL 1t is reported that the
body Of Charles Delmonioo was found this
morning 1u the Hackeusack river, New Jersey.
LATER.
Nothing hiss been heard from Charles Del
monico at his house at a LATE hour tonight,
The rumor that the body has been found in
Hackenssck river is contradcted by a tele-
gram from the sheriff OF Bergin county. N j..
and by Investigations of several Of Delmoni-
co.'s friends,
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12

Suits have been brought in the Sunreme
Court by Frank T. Butler and Robert J. D.
MacKie, respectively, against Richard P
gin and Wells, Fargo & Co, to recover $1O4,-
900 Plaintiffs who are stockholders in the
Excelsior Mining Company of California
claim defendants conspired to increase the
capi al stock from $4,000 900 to $10,000,000 and
were enabled to sell some 100000 shares of
stock which was worthless. Plaintiffs pur-
CHASED some of the stock and are assigneea of
other purchasers.
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12

Hon. Llewellyn Powers of Houlton has re-
Gently purchased II 900 acres of timer lands,
making him the owner of about 10000 acres.
His lands are in Aroostook and Somerset
counties.
An interesting breach of promise suit has
been assigned for trial in the Waldo county
court. Emma j. Sanford sues John S Aver to
recover $1,000 for alleged breach OF promise.
The palntiff asserts that a contract of mar
riage had been entered into between them on
the 21st of October, 1871. and that since that
time she has ever been ready to consum-
mate the engagement. He, however, had dis
regarded his promises to her and fallen in love
with another woman whom he married the
14th day of July, 1883. Both of the parties re-
81 de in Palermo, aud Mr.. yer is a member of
the present legislature. Orville ID. Baker,
Esq, is one of the counsel for the defendant.
ana VIM. III. Fogler of Belfast is for the plain
tiff
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY.

NN>~NFN1Nt
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscrib-
ers, Seven Dollars Year, If paid in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch of space, the
length OF column. constitutes square"
$1.50 per square, daily first week. 75 cents per
week after; three insertions legs 81 90 continu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Half square three insertions or less 75 cents one
week, 81 90; $50 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one th additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs" and "AUCTToN
SALES $3.50 per square per week; three insertions
or less, $l.6O.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50 a
year; If paid in advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted In the "mAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
of the State) for 90 per square for first insertion
and sc cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
A shrewd Robbery.

d DesMendes, Ma slu street diamond
merchant, was decoYed from his office Thurs
day by bogus telegram. During his alb
seuce a thief n cred aud stole small s4tchel
containing $500 worth of diamonds, a check
for $2400 GU the Germania Bank, and 1854 in
money Morris Frank, one of his polishers,
has been arrested
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12
RICHMOND.

Chandler's full band and orchestra have
been engaged to aDpear with Madame Sher-
win at the Odd Fellows concert, February
18th. A fine entertainment is expected.
Chandler will also furnish the music for the
haH
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12

HAMBURG, Jan. 1.-THE body of Jean
Pierre LaBge, celebrated German theological
burg. 1t Is supposed that he committed sui
The Portland daily press., 1884-01-12

NEW YoRK, Jan. list ner Cienfaegos re-
ports 30 miles south of Cape Hstteras passed
schooner Maggie NJ. River. from Fernandina
for Washington, D. c., ~a.erlogged and aban-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05
aus Srrasr, @n.

S@ir hnbsr leei pradEpollcs s9citeT
0err 9leplpb 5banb ii immer nod
opf ncr 0rar'rRl,Ne
6cr 0eunridl 5aocmonu II btitIni
iiai ieiuem 0Guit rtu ncgcS glueirhru
III pcriribru
oSrr TanicI oOle. Hn. boi jar PCT
idictrnc SRrgcr muicrcS SidbidesS
mi, icincr Eompimaid'iHe Noli oriia'
Nm Snmslaa ecriaey &o,ht Bette
,ichn 4'orfs R Der 8ahc 9ct & 6pnrre
In,m pas nuaiud iciur 0ano oabnrd
IN perlicrcn. nnB sr uc cjncr in &cwc
auuq brHpodd'u Girtd Sd9c iu uabc
brad}t
.pcrr Tan. loajo. fen. erhleIt aa
Nipuiaq. uru cIncm @fere5 eju 50 bei
tlQcu zhloa uui oJn @uRtaIip. anB
man i55iid,c 5olaon boiurdie'r. Hnd'
bot 0,5 iein 3uitonN icit ftr 3eii luieNcr
broruieno Qcbciit.l
,Syaa Sous bgijuoct it3 ogi 2sc'ut
b,j 2}cmaaotcu TT Gbomp's
Iie c5r,mrmaUsru iuy aaiCr- @r-t1
III Stra,r Iit itet ueaaoe.
Tic CSeidIits B urifr5g Staot I'no
mic nbcran. ichJ 3au Tcr E9ciicH ~
10 rlcaria im grt.s. oaB o,c 6armcr.
nix Hcitqeoymacr. eraiclecn iH 8arIie
triuatr. u. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05
Soa srg eia nub lImasasHe.

g'i,lc Qidqen Httr 8rdHibsii nHtCr
.9uNcru iperocH III iep'rs 3eii aeh5rt.
Sic 4Raurcr Srbsii eu eem Seller
inr eas utuc 6ans bCs 9frra Ioha
g9ia ut icet uoIgFoef
gls lcBtc ssodls 6crv 3aver 2uTEcr
pon l,crmanu Hah 6anis fgbF folate
inn Upm Bcirus 9fyae on eiH Sdlwciu
BIS an iciu 0aus 1-rr Iuiiuer Sat
oas iuaeloaicae 1bicr. cin 55i1siH uDr
ulit:lcTcr eyoBe uno i5uari uHb ptif
esfisti. cIuir9silra eiulciwrrt Hm ocm
Gjsruibamsr e5sleaeuasit III gsbsu eas
felix a5;ube!sa. Soaie iia iesod ia
urrbaib ad. 1assH Bjcmanb msiSeH
pjre fr IS ruicoeI auf SIC Strabt trtj
bCu
Ebr 6crdpcaorns bate lseir
SaHlstas. rcE1 vlc1sH aneereu, 90.
Reranaqcu osr C5cbusi s:agsitiv nri
7rauIsir Gsr7,5us @asScmcncr Ffisu
. uobrsu. Ias osc5gr. staasHup sect
irjulu 0saTsa CHcH ana &orWalidift
;u5crc5.cics 5auaas sar. saabreus 81
l,erg 21ya fbr c:a oas9s;s5taHctts cslos
8e5r. icsv.s iarrya 7v6st,sa een aregp'
f bcr55wtce gs5sr 8ler ssiorat bate
Rab Scm 5eapcr psrsf vpH S9mies''
as9ra, sgal 1as;e aaigcieiclt una 81.
xaacsansgua nas 1aufssia laTtia ae
idppaEscH
Glc es,ra osz lasrya t5lor1 Bius
l,ss, i5lE;g Iraai e;Taitssy i,eiicat
{ ft-h 1pigs 80 SIS 6als srie1cn
{p-Tr 3eas Ssa psEtosite legieH
Fr,iias isHm aaz5sa SarsaiB col
Easfca uas wra hs asaietsaa s3t
ibsH aa;7ctn.
Gt gcrfitiacraRg glfe iegia
! zirHsts1 asf bsr ,jarsi ets fsrEH 3ofl
eav srss4ila aastfaas par cine sr
srstos as is SD pirieg Eah5ari8lai
akaeiniirH msrosa. e. iparStu aks
si90aau flrse pcgiaHiteu a,es;uiianS
ts,atfr Gor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

@IHttTIlejscr iruSCt uiaH HlrssHSs ju
9J0serCU AusmoFl arb n HifllqrTE
ErciicT ols tcl 6 0GrlhulauH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

Ter @riTSeui iprift Die SoTHuE.
aHS eaF I'm 9aufs Scr ssseaiplrtist:
SieaHI eeS GoHareiies GIN 9anfcrofi
6scisg erIaheE lUeroeH nl6se.
Ter GOHarsF iuirS eriHtt see:suct:
RaBreaeIs ;Hr &trhiEoCruHa scr Cir
itlIrp2una Der Cholera Su ergreiisn.
Ser &raTocHt beiuuportct cine li6r
rale .@cniionirrue Nes General Giraut
III Sacyienumg isiHer arOBen @creieaitc
I'm Sriege iuic I'M ,7ricneR.
Cine SsrdnNerana Der Scrfa1uua 10
baB tic 0em &rliiocHtcn oas
8ett siebt. ciujelne 9Oifen in elmer
&criuiilioun9 sbia nit ieiuem %cio iu
bclcgen miro cmpioblcn uno ipurec
iwciieacs POM SoIfc ner Ger. Staateu
nit arOBer @ehrbtit sutaebeisen per-
ben.
Gum Sdiuiic inat ccr 9rahoeu;:
IA ocr 3eitpunft iur uIein S9sioen
Gus benz oiicHtlidcn Sieuite bcraurildt,
fnun id) mir uift periagcu. ben 9iIt-
slicberu Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. mt Dc
nsn i'd in perionlidlen mo amtliden
2ertehr geiOmwcu bin. meiue oufrihtiae
22ertbiddBuug i1rer immeripdhreuSsu
Gourtpiic nno ibrcs harmoniiteu 3u
ianrmcuviricns nit Der 9recIltipe III 10
uiclcu Die h0dDitcn Sutereiicn Der 3G
tien beruhrenoen 9luaeieacitbeiicu aus
iuorudtu. llHo meiueH Ruburseru i'm
scacnuber bctenuc id) mid
tiei uerpilidltei iur eie llnicritueuua,
peldle tic mir pdhreHN mciucr &trpali
uu9 ocs GrccuiiO- SepartCmCiS Der
Reqlcruna bobeu iu Iheil pereru lniieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05
2lMs ocm GOmutlI.

Srdufcm Huna lluplo ucu Era
Gill rcite letteu Snmetaa 9tbeub uod
Berger mn bniclbit JreuuNeu mn Sc
tauutsu ciucH Sciu6 obiuitatteu.
6crr 5cinrid Sranobprit, uun
3&poldm. irrltt iit nber Nic Nuiuuit
cmcs ttciueu StommbaltcrS i'll iciuer
,Snnlllic. init WcIdlcm Inn iemc e'ottiu
Ieeteu Snmsto9 beiheuIic
%On Ibiro Grctt tpmEit olc gidd)
ridji hoB III isuer 8cgeuo ciu tuiiOes
.sbier, mnhridlciidl cir Tonihcr Oui.
hotlc.
Die SnrWcr tn utriblcoeucu
Ebeilcu Dec Guuntg ttngea oarHber. Snb
bei hcm ,ingm Der 0jrld,e mii NuHSen
lbre SfnIherNcu onsciuonctr Qciricben
ipc:asn.
&,tle Snrmer ocr 9uur Berger
9{adb0rihdit tldacu uber ben @erluit
ihrcr SdDwtiut hurdl hic ais Sdymciue
Gbutcrn bctauutc ScHd)t. Gluielnc
6ormcr habca i,pan;ia 5tud urrlprer.
rdhrcuo DC, ouccrcp ncr @crlun mr
mGcbcuicuo 1T. 0cIicullih wjro nb
hic Scud,c uid,t ucrbrciicp.
per- i,crmonu Gidcrmam. uclC6cr
ieiuc Jarm in Eouhuarc Eurwliblp uer
tduiic. bot Olc S1rm ot3 0crrn 0crmGm
AocIlmq ~ RidlanN Eo,uui6g inr bic
Suu:mc ucI 400 QcfauTt. S5err
sotliin8 bcabuhtiq; uad ,fnipcrGountu.
NiiTouri. n6er;uiicecIn
Icttor : -. SriuimoHu. pcl
der bisbcr iciac Ciiicc Ill Sulss baitc.
bat bieielbc icei naa ocy SSobuuHa 6cS
0crru 8erptaro 0cumnUu III Scr
Rd5e rcu BGn. UcrleQt. puo
abcr icoeu SamstOa III Spiss SIT trei
zen iciu uuo ole safe wctdc cr TIT
lencr Rahbarihait iu 9ehaHNluuQ bat
iOrQiiItia nbcrpnhul
ncrr &m. Sdiimana. ocT iudilQC
SdlmleecUcliter. pclder icit etrDa Il
Sahren ben 0dmmtT ~ ecr ShUiebe
nnhe s9uouam gcidUHracH. iicScits Sie.
icr Edqc uadl Canaan 1o,uuihip. no er
Nh zine ,7arm aciauit, ubcr. SciHc
Jrcuu6c IN 1hlro Grect iebcH jhu uuy
uHgcru nus ibrcr Hriie iAcioen. fuaH
ihcu ihm a6cr ugH Ncrieu Giltu Grfcla
II icIucr utucr beInI1ih
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05
6ermann. aSo., 5reitas. q. Gc;cnbcr 1854

uelsa SriuJlegisH beuiaist Eao. GIN:
siHheitiise @eqsl etr Standardization
Uie iol6e eis 8oHitItztiuu III Srnn,
bat, ipIits L q aaa flare SseiHazna.
n eEthdifsH bsjIslI5 ieltxr 8erioHsn
ueife als llHteritaEsH sIugs frsmer m
2aHesz iHHsrall5 OR Ser. Staatsu az.
eoreu UcVeeH, EES be;agl5d, ssr uuRlE-
eiseH SIHosr i0lher Si1sr. rucl6e ibrs
ab'itt Sarssr 81 Usrseu. ertldrt. ab.r
TIRE Naturalization uoth ui4. pcasRe Il
bobeH. Gs ourTte aHse6radt ieiu. I'll,
SsHirdlbareaI 81 errIhieu, III benz 3b.
l1riItsH aller DECENTRALIZATION Der gauz
oes= une Stantsseridlte e;Hgetra9eu
rpeTSen irHnten. uHo 3Hslrit Sciiimms
HHgsn 81 treifeH inr eie SlanuairuHa
oler iOldeH gaturaliiatioueu, Die eurh
5etrHs erreidIt iUuVoeH. oocr no Der
SeireT'enoe isiu erlUorbcHes Saraer=
re6t iuisber auIsab.
9tnh benz Ssridlt oes Sdaeamtss
Ietrsidrs betrn9en bie ginunbmen mir
oas NIT Dem 80. 5uui 1884 enoeuoe
5istaIiabr s34S,5I9,S69.92; bnuon
tauten nui 30ae, S195, ,9GT 1876; 4;
SHlouoiteuerr, *I21 ,5sG, ,O72.57. 9ie
aus9aben pdbrcuo bericlbcu 3cit waa
rem $500, 91G,483.83. mas einsu lleber.
i9uB UOu So, SOB, ,39G.O7 ergic6t.
Tle Gus9absn fpareu I'M 8anjcn etpa
2l Rlllionen 1Olars geringsr pie i'm
uorbersebenoen Sabre uno ole Ginnnb-
men bliebeu nm etipa "a Wtilioneu bin
ter oenen oes Uorbergebenorn Tnbrcs
suriif. Die 8erin9eruu9 wuroe gros.
tcntbeils burh Die @cr1nbcrungen Der
3on uno Snlonoiteucr 6sieee Ueruria6t
uuo fonlmcn nnf Die pernluoertcn 3ous
ciuuabmen 20 8iQioucn, mabrcuo %
RiIliouen nnf ole Iermiuoermq Der
JnlnIoitcuern fommcr.
Die 4us. un6 Giniubr itetIts iidl in,
Iesten 6iudnjinbre luie iolat:
0u5iuhr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

S601,GiG.9 1922
gedbrcno heriClbcn 8eriUbc iuurocn
eirgcfibrt:
@adrcu i'm @ertbe Uou. $G6i ,69T, ,G93
Speiie I'M 8etraae uou 3I426. .2G2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

lie suf eemoIyaiii,bc ,Stao, SoaiS
Uii!e itiu'Ht III Hadlitcu @Onat oarabrt
a., o5 inRsrbalb ibycS SScidlbitst.
4yebIbifjoa eislSiHhri ueresH lou eatl
uid,t S$drs 9eIiVpille ti1e rtgabli
taaIidle Siaoi. iaoS Iay e;a 0Scacul
R'nyee ha eie ocmoiraiiidlr YrrsmcGt,
uiht Ubsy Nie uu;ersyei,uaa eiucr iol
hcu 9aBre9el oHlhIaseH 90 abey
miro Ole cisiaitte 9ilibti,baleiaIt uea
ocr'ejbcH ioeiaeidWie9eu.
tGiat. 81. 9rl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05
pRS. DOERING ~ BLAKE's
BaIlCn= 9IDiiibrMllQ9pinCn

81 snu3uts7.tt iir &c Ngr rcu waqsH-
sss &ttCr5tcr. Estfriar!osutH, S'Csia3t
Ssilcm0i. Gusluaua5irN9'eii "aui'rdn'.
Ni'su unurla'tji s,t e'lutes icrcrI dIjfn tt,-
,.Hta Etetv. gslrf ,u tan Usgii,tcu Ztl1;tr
ktrtf+fr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

Ter GrScucy1l ,loau 2. CspTccs.
Tc5ciliidlcH ?.HRcsraieu=. eyati pa IN
CIUsT SrNC. o,s r. tsJ 5IBcI Scmsfraijs
ldlca &atIacelJeHs speriaHiH'lEHs blcli.
eabI1 nHs es5 sr Icei istlc. ods tr
rgIeesrHm otUcHi eeuisjHiamtu Sntcg.
iauo aHsebcg5 aGp ic,; &ecHeigEng
ocs STJeaes 5li sr rtci,a qcmtiHiasaen
SatrrlaHe Hsrhi aHsFh1yi2 So5dfo
aber StT tIHIls SHacB. VsH hrc a6ro
lihcH StaaicH HnicTiias:. witstruu 81
ERaht eelazei. II: ess acmuai7z1c s2a
irrlaHs svItetTas hCTatffafi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

GiH <Sehisltlaii sy5asi wie cJH
sHa5t mii sussz Sat v7g saraieltrn
ssi esa sPaTfi stitid, rgaJoc rm ia Is
seyiag'ss Eatsca n scr qars-a
Iss sHf Ssrs zSsyii acgyisa. fear q
SbsHss =5i 'trcz ssra4 ed#s &c vcr
faHii "a baN'a Sfs iaa i,,Ht Rslier
igH5- ,s7vwu z 81 Hsds psytsHii hasF.
ii9i, ~ a7z 1sa ssra'ssas seisaei hate.
2as * T. iseu @ed bssr 15csr
Fisiat ;sz is5s armHtg ttgtaaaa
Hi rssvza-a tst5;1liits!fasru - prrstsi.
thca. a.l17e riusa aVrSca SssTgala SEA
tssvcB - ssgFaaisu hssclz .,seE &
aHirJfaHeH ~ xe4asis Sa iaeeR. Ras IL
rnlsas Sa1 81. sgzHa cIu sSaaH RI
iszrtei. esCi6Ri,s 81 saad5ea EHS bcutsH.
tsss pOrDsria n tsgzHsz, rzzs q islacH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

Ter Rrdiocut idlIicBt iih 6er pom
5innniiefretnr 9ema6ten Gmpichlung
Der lUiOrtigcu Suspeuiiou Der Erdgurg
ocs Sil6eroounrs mo Der 2tus0n be uun
Silber- GertlIitaten oui's Grun!ih1e on
uro iUciiI boruui bin bnB ppu ben inner
/ bnlb Der lcBicn iedJ3 Sabre Qsprdgtcn
1S5 MinioHcu SpGnrs MIR ucnig ubcr
40 Diiuicucn iid) in Circulation 6cfiu-
Den uno gldubt BOB oics bin(lu0lih
6run6 iiir oeu @ocrrui bcs bctreiien
ocn BcleBCs icJ. Gr cnuilebtt etcuian.
bic Gnloiurg bcr Jrdoc Dollars III
cIuCnt Xrciie Der nit Dem Wctalpcrtbe
ocrielbcu torrciporojrI cotr ocniclbcn
Wcui1itcns uiht I'M eIu bcoeutcnoes
ilberiteigt Or empiicblt ebtniaas Die
Reuprd9uHa oer Shcioemiinjcu. pcIte
IN IbrcH S,lbergcbalt Dem rclailoen
@crtbe oericIbeu oem Dollar ocaennbcr
9(eitnebcu irnien.
Ter Rrdiiocut iblllt uuh III oleier
Soti9nit, ME III lcucr uon 1852 Dor.
oaB nue Sulauoitsueru, NIT 9lusnahme
Der nuf beiti0irtc 5p lriiuoIcn. ouioeha
ben neroe1.
Scr Srdroent crnt1tct Die 9uignbe
Rittcl imo g9c8c mir oic 9tusoebnuug
uniere5 0auoel5 nit Dem 2tusInnoe III
fiuoeu, nIs cine Scr erniteitcn 9luigabeu
bes GOuereiies uno cmpnehlt bic Gin
iesuug elmer tom pcteuteu Gommtiiion
UeIte iid oIeier 2IuI9a5e uuitriiebeu
uub eHtiprchenoe @Orihldgc maiden
iou ais Die prdftitite 9oiuna Der i5raes
Ter 3rGiioent bofft bnB eer GUngreb
DIE GmpiehluH9 oes 5Iror;miniiters
beriifNtti9cu uno bsu 3onoamuiIhiIien
I'beraIe llrteritubura auQeoichen lnIien
ipcroe. 0cuu oies ici icJucr 9,uiitt Hah
bdS ciHiiae Ni,ticl lmiercu %cr'chr nit
eem IusIauoc 1T cie o6nNc uaievcy
Burger iu bvjr9cR
ilcbcr S,n Ccatuiiano ciucr Eans fEr
Die 3atioUnIbauicu Circulation iaat er:
..grelproceutIQe Rt9lerun8sbou ,um
Setrdgc BON r,car ais 100 NliIjoueu
Dollars iiro ieii mciucr Icetcu ,Iadres
botid1dit pom Sfdsam: cjueel0r uor
ecu Gi1 nod nusr5bcueer 9uHos ots
isr gmiiiioH bctraacu Gin ucuia uttr
200 Hlllioneu. uoH ou,cn uuaeidhr e,n
Siertel n,itteiit ocr Cpcraiioneu ocs
1tIguHsioHos fnibgtHo ecs icmmeRoeu
Sdbrcs ciHaeio9cn wtrocu. "a oisie
SoHbs inIner nod DC ucicutlIdIitr
Snf+ mr. Die G,Tiulaijou Der 9iaticnal
bduicu bjioeH. 10 wIro SIC ;fra7e. wie
ore ourdl ibrs GIu;IchHuq ucyarlastr
SoniraftipR ecs SrHTdHts UCTmicstH
rptreeH ipas, II cjHeT poH btitauoiq III
Hehmeuecr Ssid'igicjt e. iftiut na
geHeiu ;H9eitaHosn ~ uerocu. Ods eas
e'e'e SuaeltgeuheIi bstrergHec thCiCs
oou SeH SdHscE uberHdsjae seE:;sIi
rtrlnHsi Hno hdb oEi 6syuHo ihrcr &C
seHtrdrtlseH sscno E1iHterlegEHa fhacI;
nit Siherbcii CiFs sroSsrs GirfHlaticu
scifdtte; fucTosH toHHic ,SdI hgffs. Pas
bic Gill. iutldle or Serdi II esT lrBtcH
SeiiipH paiIrte, uHS i7elhe sgtlast.
sas RcseH IN eIsItcn Ssirssc Ris Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

Sad STfHeH uHa ieiseH tess er 81 psx
iaaieH hat. @anutr. peldc SaTiu
porau mo. lhre Gscit&i,s euua eis
3eitEHaeR bsfaHnt 81 wansa, dns aa,h
II riclsa auosrtn 9inaeR peraa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05

$l25.32
9lu ben S,nOtS Sd)aBmciiicr 3.4is.2o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-05
r. w "-VoSk1 co71,
Rea,!sanlpait,

LINN oasge -, MO.
zsaIsiliti is Cias, Has sHEfzlfEsfz
asEsttss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-11

4 little girl, the daughter OF y Mar
blehesd fisherman, was travelling in
The train IN Salem. Beside her sat the
pompous and dignified Edward Ever
EFT. The child told the great man
about the fishing experience of her
father, who was the greatest man in
the village, and who owned 4 schooner.
Then Mr.. Evenelt gave her much adj
vice, and filled her attentive ear with
wise sayings and ponderous truIsms.
When he got up to leave he took the
little girl by the hand ia an impressive
manner, and forty -cenluries-are-lo look
ing.down on.you tone Ct voice, said:
when you grow to be woman, it
may be gratifying to you to know that
the man you talked to to-day in the
cars was Mr.. Edward Everett" As he
drew back TO note the paralyzing effect
of his words on the little one, she
looked up with An expression of inter.
est on her face, and said
Mr., be yon captain Of brigs a
sure enough brigy"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-11
Rfaine's New Governor.

Robie, the gentleman who has just
been elected Governor OF Maine for \
second term, is already well known
for his public services. He is man
of more than average culture, asd pos.
sesses thorough practical knowledge
of the business interests OF his State.
He has been seven times elected to the
Maine House of Representatives, was
Speaker thereof in 1872 and 1876, and
during the terms of several Governors
was Chairman Of the Council.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-11
Pay Of Cove. nment Officials.

The recent resignation of United
States Judge with the frank statement
that the salary of his position would
moi warrant him in longer holding it,
calls some attention to the salaries
paid officials of the Government rs
compared with those of other coun.
tries. Our Minister to France gets
$l7,5OO. England pays her Minister
to France $4,000, and gives him
palace to live in. We pay our Minis
ter to England $17,500. England pays
her Minister to Washington $4,000
year, and gives him great mansion.
fully equipped and furnished, and
$4,000 year for entertainments.
England even pays her Minister to
Persia $50 900 n year, and gives him a
palace. She even pays her representa-
tive to Greece more than we pay our
highest officers. We pay our Chief
Justice $40, 800 year, and our Associ-
ate Justices $4,000. Chief Justice
Coleridge gets $4,000. The other
eight Judges of his Court get $25, 900
year each. Even he English Con.
sui at New York receives salary of
over 500, 900 year General Sheridan
gets something like $4,000 year,
General Wolseley gets about $40, 900.
The Clerk of the House of Repre-.
sentaives receives $4,000 year. The
Clerk of the Lower House Of Parlia,
meni in England receives about
$4,000 II year, The Queen of England
for herself alone, receives every year
from the English Government over
$3000.000 for life. Our President
receives $4,000 year for four years
The Prince of Wales draws every year
100000 from the English, treasury.
The Princess Of Wales, for pin money,
gets $4,000 year; Princess Louise,
Marchioness of Lorne, gets $4,000 II
year; Prince Arthur gets $132 800 a
year. and Prince Leopold about the
same sum. Then comes the Duchess
of Cambridge, $50, 900; the Princess of
'reck, $50, 900; the Duke of Cambridge,
100000, and any number of others
Washington Cor. 50. Louis Post Dis
patch.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-11

"I am an excellent sparrer," writes
: Young Athlete" al am quick,
strong, cool and quite scientific, but
my arms are very short. How can l
best improve my reach"
with brick, my son, with brick.
Don't waste time on scientific sparring
and don't worry about your short arms,
when good half brick deity put in,
with or without n twist, will enable
you to catch John Sullivan halfway
across the street. "-Burdette.