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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02

E@ CINE ReSijtn, uuf ote nj an
iid Oerlaiien faun ais BauacGG gsgaH
2espepfe, als yierOeuiartuns unO aIgsMeiues
EOnicam, 1T Or. Chalmers 5eiltiuitur. Dis
pepfie a!N ale an6eren aus uHOr6nungeu inl
WOger eutfpriugenbeu 9slOen per6en 6urG
ibren Gebraud raid turirt. Sei gterpeaz1Is
fet.tonen if ie uoeStglit, inben iie ale d!inl.
men BOlgsu BON &ridiitteruns be8 ytersen.
iphems bebt. Sie bat id)limme 66qe ooa
gienralsis sebeilt, unb rpeun eiu allsemtines
Gouitum n6thig 1T, 10 III iis serabe Der ridtige
artitel. gle er5eugt einen ercelleuten &ppettt
uno ridltet eeu Sdmohen uno Gntirditeten
pisber aui. yIau made eiuen Seriut 0amit.
Breis 81 bic 6IaiAs. Sci Sstb g.
Sunce, gir. l08, 8ef- 8altimsyes otrase,
Bu babsn. (233O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
SpbOeIufprhA

0raneeburs. 5.>g., 1. 0s;smber.-
Der i'm hiefgen &onntn anidifgs @eorgs
Sapue bsgab flh oOraefisru mad bem Bobuz
hauie elmer Sruu Della Gutter, bel tueIaem
iids Sanus's sntlaufsne frau 3uiammsn NIT
stuem getptifeu &alotu 8sbmon aufbteIt. -
Snnue Ites 8ebmun Dor bic Ebiirs rufsu uuo
i6os tim iUtpobl, pte aud Della Gutter uie.
Der. Sraut Blue, auf tpeldsu Qupue sbeuz
fulIs eiusn Morbusriu9 madts, suttam uno
benaGrtdtigte ben S9eriff BON bem Sorge.
faIIeueu, psIter 9anue iufOrt usrbaftste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Brdnoe.

9euuer, COL, 1. 9s;, - Die Bobuuua
Ser Srau 6. gdbart On ber S!gtlanoz zoe.
brannte bsute friib nteber. SsrIuft $22,.
600, BerF4erung $15. 900.
ct. 2outs, /. Seisnbsr. - Die g8lsz
ann.8erfffdtten Der y9airo Short 9tus" su
Oft.St. 2Outs atugen 6entt in Slummsu auf
SerIuf $4,000.
Repa9ort /. Sssbr. - Die .gafieru
@ouen.Btrs. @orts," @OuIfp's RaidIueu.
fabrtf. 6iuisn'e Sabrtt uab @umtsfes's
Sabrit on Der SefierfraBe nurOeu beute
Gb.nS burd 6eusr I'm Sstraae Don $25, 900
bsi66biat.
btion, Btec., /. DECEMBER. - Das
@sbdube Der nScisuce Sau untperitts"
mnrSs b.ute 4bsuo eiugsdIGsrt. Der 9s<
inmmtosrluit bstrd9t uidat uutsr $3.50, 900
unh Die 8erfidhernna $40, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Nus @erifo.

Stabt Rsrito, l. De,smbsr.-Seu.
Sia3 pnrbs heute chue beionbere Aafrsguua
tn isIu ant aIs Brdiiasnt Der S.publtt
Rsrifo eiuGsisst. - Die Don Der Rsgiirung
her Ser. Staoten sruaunte Iiibamerltanii9,
&ommtifion ium gefteru bter an.
#*** 5sifltge Rrantbstt,u bsibsr 9.ibleGs
ter, 0Isihuisl, pte fie suifanbsu. idusu &C.
bstlt. 9rsi g &ta.) 6risfmartsu fir 8uh.
Abrsifir, imSsrtraHen: Worlds Dispensz
airy Medical Association, Buffalo, R.s9.
(269.91 3:ktp49)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Der GeIpmdrFt.

Nsmzyorf, /. DECEMBER. SoIgsnSes
finb bic S9Iusuottruuseu: @eIo Offusts
Bu /! BrO;sut uub idItOB Bu ProIent. -
Sterling >Bs6isl 4.80i -4.60 auf ie9s3ig
Gage unb 4.s4!-4.84a nuf St4t.-8unbss,
ObItgattOusn SsprOS. 10lt, 43'pro3 113f
unb 4=prO3. 1234.-aftteu: Gbums' @reres
49,, Central Yactfie S5, &bef. s. Sbto 81,
grie I44, bo. PriOr. 2S, 9ats'Sbors 093,
Us. Central At, Rorthz gBefsrn 9II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Rur;r SabeIssvrfaen

Sameg &ufsII 9opsu, Der amerttaniihs
e'cdlots an 6n9Gno, Uobnte oem gsitriQcn fetc oer
gno.tildeH Corporation" In yoHoOn bel uno bte cine
ldont Heoc, IN meber er auSciuaHocrjegtc, Oaf cr
lhottuhr abtannun9 lei, tn0em iemc &OTilbrcu
pcn Den STfcIgs5nieIn nab glmerifa ousplu6erten,
Die ltbernIen Iittalteoer oes brittid,n
BdIIament Bicten 9eitcru cine %Tiammlunl in ocr
&mt5mobnuna ocs HrcmlerminitcrS GillOitOne an ber
SonnlHgiir0Ee iu EOnOOn. 0r. Gjd0iiouc odb cinc
grtIdrung bcguaI6 0ss yG0uautt5 Der 1&abOe;irts=
bl ab.
Su 2oncon bat ii@ cine 9sIeuj1aft uuter
Dem E0Iucn gGn9JiihG 9liiociotiOn ron }nGaden
0meriidnllder Sblllatoncn un0 Aflieu" gc6oet. ibr
Sapito ol $3.50 $50 batragcn uno ibr SUed III ShuB
oes SntereNes oer 5HhabCr omeritunIdlr gGerthUas
piere.
Ser Souppartif @arntsr TT in Nuallon,
Srdnfreib, sum Ndtglisb Der 9rpUtiJlentlmmer erz
md9It porbcn. Gt Clbiclt 55il Stimmen uuo icin
G3canu Nr. HeruIeu lJ'10hdtcrj 5.7a.
Der froniOfidle Wiiniffer bss Suusreu.
&eoloit Jouiicau, Id6t i0ttilC anQnBcn uUcr Oen
@6ihuitSituno in iTautclg dmmrln, OCT uI3eu1lidz
lid ichrunglnitt9 it,.
Ser bsuti&e Sumpfsr aTufirultrn, "Sapt.
FraRt, mClhCr ON IL. gIousmber UoH Rem 9urt uldl
Hamburg abiUIr, 1T in or Gi5e istaciaDrH.
8ts italisDiidae Jisgisruug bat eiueu 9es
lcetr.Uuu DolbGtitet, ucl4cr S20G.J,CUJ idr iluiz
tdtlid)e @erbtiisrunaen in yieaptl UcrDi.Jgt.
Die sugItide 8satsruua ntI cen Rofiusrz
febr uad 9ppWn siuitclm; oaourd uiiroc oiy GunoI
aut oG ,jnld uollanpl3 uIInIrt Oetben.
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GinsmOre perliert feineu Nrp,ee

RepsYort /. 9e3ember. .-Ser BIO
sss, pslder BON Sru. Stusmore eiuaeIettet
ipurce, nm bic Serpndtuns ber pReu Ser.
itn raI'Bebu" an bic p8eaoing. Babu"
Su aunnllireu, ipurbe bsuts g.gsn Srn. Dtus=
more snti6tsbsn, uno Der Bahtcoutraft 1T
oatsr giiltis. Die Otuibeube Der yRsu.
Serisp Central 8ahu" Ia beute ut1t te;ahlt
tporbtn. Gle @runo bafir miro angesebeu,
tos bic ySfeabius 8a6n" Oas aOt5peubt5e
@eIh uid1f nsfiefeIt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Die bGffsn QEaareu in fletuffer
Serpa6uua.

Die alts Spridmort trtfit usfuiB BET 9r.
Bisrce'e Pleasant PurgatiYe Pellets" Al,
pslte fletue clnctrte BidG,n, tauu GROCER
ole Ssnfl6ruer. ftub, absr 70 pisl abfiibrsnbe
Rraft sutbaltsu, tpie In BITE bidRe, abiGrsts
tenb aHeishsube Btlle aspadt tf. uugletd3
ben btdsu Btllsu ftnb fis absr uilb uub on.
asBsbm In ibrer Btrtuug fie erregsn tstn
@riuimsu uro mansu bte Ddrmt utht mad
trdeli& psrffopft. 1889. 81. .3t6Sm49l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02

Ole geiadft1tde Sttuattou
bat nd I'm 9anfe Der lssten 8c1e psuts
geGnbert, absr stptidbeu an' bsm Sumult
iiber Grbeiterauefidnoe un6 Die Sdbltesuua
rOu Sabrtten nno Sterilization fd0t bod
i9en mteber BON i3ett gu 3stt etn Strabt Der
Sottuuug, Der stne balotge giinfttgere gSena
ouug 8emdrttgen ldBt. Ole llsber;snguue,
bGB oas Sd3ltmmfte iibsr6anoen unb cine
Bsiisrung unierer geid)aftltGsu Ysrbdltntffe
TN An3uge tn, beetnrt fid, Babu 40 brsdsn
uub ID als etu 3eiGen nod bisitr RiGtuua
bic EhatiaGe 80 reaiiirtreu, baB msbrere
Der iuteuigeuteffsu unb stnfluBrstdRen rSaz
rem" On Der yiepz yorfer Ntttsnb6ris To bas
9aufiss2agsr iibsrgetretsu ftnb. 9ian bilbet
absr bic B0rie, tros ibrer Shattsnisiten, ct,
men bohmtGtigen Sattor bes @ei@ditsls.
bsus, bereu Bulsfdlas fie NIT Der groBteu
aufmetffamfsit 81 absrmaden. pflsgt, mes.
baIb oas obengemelbste Snmptom iebr Be.
ndtsuspertb 1T. Sabeu mir uun rpieoer.
bolt On bteler Stsue Dor iiberi1pdugliteu
Soffnuugen Oh einee baloigsn glda,enbeu
@eidlfts GnfihmHngee geparut, 70 til es
nidat rltuter Bfltdt, etner peiitmifitidber
Auffafiuus uuisrsr Saubelelase ensratfdb
sntg,asn3utretsn. lluier 9anb sdblt 3u ben
ssisenetfsu bee @rbtretisa, b.pobnt BON
elmer intelltesnteu, betrisbinmsn Bep0ltes
runs, bts fidb a1eiu burG gtnnanbsrung
iabrIi@ nm SHnberttauieubt
uermsbrt. llngiiniitgs &onjuntturen fiir bic
tpittigiien 9aubesprobuite, iopts un,urei>
d.uoe GrbettsssIsgsnbsit fiir unfsrs tnbu4
firisllsp Arbeitsr tn Sotas uun usbsrproeut.
ttcn babsn eins gsidpdGte 3nuffabtatsit
fir Die Rehr;abl unierer Bsn0ltsrnua o.r.
uriadt, tbsuio finb bte bsFseubeu Rlafien
burd ben Breteriidsaug Don @tisnba5us
unb intufrtelleu Bsrthen empfilbltd ge.
iGdoigt porben. Siss finb aber ucriiberge.
benbt 8srbaltnifie, bic In unierem 9anoe
NIT ielpeu uuermsBliGsu Siiifsqusueu utsl
lsidter iibtrnunbeu lrerbsu. als Ia esm Don
bsr gntur tpsnigsr bseiiuftgtsu oItsruosn
Guropa. Gs Iisgt ionit fsiu Srlub Dor,
ben aopf b6nstu 81 Ialitn. ntelrs9r tft es
4nfgobe oes intslltgsutsu @si9aFtamauuee,
fiG nit Nutb unb @uersie fiir Die bsfsrs
@cniunftur uursubsrRtteu. bamit &c oteislbe
nit bsreu @iutritt gang uno uOG aus;uuuts
;fa osrrnag. - Rdd1 ben aus ben Sanoels=
@sntrsu bss 9auhss uorlisgeuben Serthteu
mar bi. 9,i6dftstbdtiststt 3war nod is6r
fau. bed bsrrihte oislfaG eiue toffnuugss
ooasrs Stimmuug, ais isit LANCER 3sit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Eie nnneInAene Elinta.

Btttsbure, Bsunf., l. DECEMBER. -
Ius 8oobs Stun, Benni., tutrO gemslbet,
buB @eorge Hanfiu geffsru, pdbreuO er auf
unporfidttge gGeti' NIT etuer uusslubensu
Sdrotgetpebr umsing, istus bstugte Rutter
idoB unb fis anf Der Stells t0Otets. Der
inuge Wtanu, tusldsr ntdt tpuBts, bas bte
8ltnte gelabsu mar, ift Der Ser;petfuug
fnhP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02

BIZ gBirbesft9 bejabIsu2- Sa
pobl be;ablt es iid, cine Sdadtel 9ance'iter
Saiiapartuas8lutpiLlen fet8 i'm 6nuie IN ta.
ben unb bic gan3e Samilis O0qig geiEno 1E
rhalteu. greis 25 Gents bic S9ahtel. 3u
boben bel Sstb 9. Sauce, 9tr. 1O8, @sf.
Baltimore sSnase. (233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Ga sroiebt fita isbt NIT R.fimmtbeit. bos

Sc srsisbt iih jsst NIT E.iimmtbsit, oas
ntsrnuu;uausig So;tatbs
trateu in bsu benti n8et6stag
ssfpabIt iinb. 3u bsu iGou @smelOeten foms
men nod ole gspdblt: Bod in @otba, Der
NIT 10, 734 Gtimmtu iibtr ben DsutI6' 'Sr,t,
f;nntaen 8r. Bartb. psldsr uur 6070 Stim
men srhislt, fissts; @6bigsr. !@sra, NIT 1923
Stimmsn g:sen 9aateniGlGasr. Dentit>
Srs;fiuuissr, NIT $3.50 Stimmeu Bios tn
BrauniApsts NIT II. 400 Sttmmtn sea,u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Ter getraibes unh 0iftualiens
HRnrFf

@bfcasc, /. 9sa.-RebI flau; Baiien
NOR nnu,rdnosrt uus i9loB iu Den gsRgigeu
Rateu-Oe3. 73g, San. 734. Ssbrnar 74!,
g3aie tn mdBissr giahfrase uno iGlo6 l
nieSrig,r, tuie gefsrn, Del; 34s. San. 34t,
gstr. 33s Safsr uub Roggsn feft. Sta9ss
i1emsn 130. Shpsineletid fsft unS stuas
b0ber - December $10.75. Sanuar $11 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
BilliSe Sahrpretfe spif1en ct.
QcufS ur,H ghicdop.

ct. 0outs, /. Desembsr.-9te Biuete
Don bier und' &btcagO purbeu beute fria
bon allen 8abnltntsn auf 81 bsrabg.ebt,
oIlein um Wiittua uertauften yStalpsr8"
6teIs Stuete bereits fiir so Gents. gs Der
Inutet, 6aB ote n@bicaso. .8urltnstonsG 1tns
cbsr Sahn" tbre Tabrprstfe mad Gbtcago
btnnen ueut9su StIuoen often auf 60 Cents
rehu3iren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02

R& Gin i93uer tIarer EetR
ldBt ft bar9 Reinisuus oes Slutes NIT
9ance SGiiGparillen ooG Sluts
Btllen eriangen. Sis fllrireu au5 S0pis
peh, reselu ben untsrlsib, iiirteu ben Eiasens
rsgen bic eeber an nas Dsrleihen ben eaII;ez
Safeme @eiunS5sii uEs GnGgie. Yrtis IS
Cents Die Sd;s&tel. Bu baEen bel Ssts
9. 9aHct, gsg. 1O8, aRiasSaltimors
Strast. (sSS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Cremation Der 2eicbe elmer 8aItis
ntprerin.

2aucafer, Ba, /. 9.,sul5er. - 0ts
usberrsfe bss SRI. 2aurn g. &lancp aus
Baltimore tpurben bsnts gadmittaa tn bte=
fiQen Grematcrium perbraunt. Die Ser
fiorbene mar friibsr SdanfpteGertu uno erz
lag am 10. Eopsmbsr bsr aus,sbruug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Mit Maan unb WauS uuteraes
QdtiQcn.

ct. Sobu, q g.. 1. DECEMBER. - Das
SGiff Dgfarp Soisph" aus SpSren, mad
@bauuel beiiimmt, gius pGbrsus Der Ra4t
bonn lsttsn Samffoae nit Der gan3en Raun.
itoit unb allen Bafiasisren bel gafi Briut,
nahs @banneI, inter. Sin befttatr Toroz
psfifIrm tpiithfte sur 3ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02

ranfgsiGob.u Ia ni&t aufsspUbsn." Cine
flsiue @rfdltung iuute man nie usrnahidIiiz
gen: eurG etne stnstas Staide Or. Buil's
rSulieu. Sprup~ (fiir IS @suts) Idst fi4 Elm
6roniid,ss 5aIsletbsn. psid,s 70 Itiht aus
stnsm 3nftsu sutftshsn tam, usrsIEetru.
(2SDi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Senator @raum brodht. heute ,iue Rin

;Ar AufbebunJ SeS RaIieuunterlhteoes tn
Der Irnss eiu. Disielbs perorbnet ons
tiinftigbin ole Ra9tmenter. Rapausrte, Sa.
fauterte unb artinerte, iorpte iiberaaupt al.
3waige oss TtlitdrSteufss Der Ser. Staa=
ten alsu ameritautihfu Biirgern obue uuz
terihteb often ftsban ioGlsu. Ste Bin autort.
ftrt bsu Brdfibsntta, Sffiitere obne Rd6ftt
ami 9aulfarbe oOer Tafie ;u erutnuen, ots.
ielbeu rad @utbiiuten traaub einem Reat,
mente su3uybetien, iopie and Sulbaten obus
8idiiGt nnf Sautfarbe anUsrben uuo trz
gene sinem Regimente eiuoerIeibsni iu lafeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
BermiihteR,

Die hsuttss Stsuer gtuuabme betrua
1868, 306 unb Die 3Olleiuuabmru $598, 34I.
3nr gini0iuug befitmmte Hattorals 8anSz
notsu i'm Sstrage BON $458, 600 itefea beuts
i'm Staeamte eiu.
Inter ben beuts I'm Ssuate eiugstradlteu
Stlls befinbst fid3 etns bonn Senator DANES
aufgeisste, peldle ben Suoiausrn uutsr ass
tptfsn Ssbtnguugeu oas Siirsesrsdt III.
ipridht.
Die repubIitautiheu Senatoreu ,btelteu
uud Ssrtagung tbrsr bsuttgsn Sisuna etusu
fur;en @aafus Hnb beipraden Die 3uiam.
meniesung Der Senats, @outte'n.
Das 9aus @Omtt. fir SerptItauuasn
bot etne Btu enttuorfeu, tpelGe eine Surime
BON $6,734,717 fiir ben uuterbalt Der Slotte
auf 9auer Der Iettsn feds NoHate bes Ious
fenbeu Ststaliabrss permtqtgt.
gSdbreub bss Rouate giousmbsr tpurbeu
tn ben beri1tsbeusu Wiiu3dmteru bsr Ser,
StaateH i'm 9nnsen 3,69S.339 @eloffide
aller Sorten TN @eiammttpsrtbe BON $4,s
039, 700 sepragt.
@tn Yoftrouten Ieent, yianens Cotton,
tpurbe bsute tn 9tdmoub, 3D., uuter Der
9utlage osrbaftet, Boffgelber i'm 8.traae
bon $3.50 aeffohleu IN hahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
Summn.u.s1A2IR

Sbt9s Setrage finb ausihItesli9 6er
Summen, pelde 3ur Ssrmtnberung Der gfa'
ttOualihuIo oOer StIguug Der 3inieu bs3abIt
tpnrbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-02
r8irit idon lieben ipGter
9luh ben Wiiiietbdter!"

Sie Qieber 9eiallen su laiien, benn fe trat, i,
nui einmal bic 9lebel tbeileno, berpor uno
ladte bell uns itrablenb aui, in ar i6rsr
Yradt.
Seet resten iid audi Die San6e eiiriser,
unb bic @etreioebIi idel flOsen, un6 olaben
bliste i'm @ran Die fleiue Come in ber
SanS Ses Yrieiters auf, ntelde Die @eiz
itesnadt elmer gequGlten Serbenben erz
leuhten iOlIte; iie blitte itrableno auI inn
Nnfleudteu Der SrpBen Siulmel8ionne ba
oben in ben unenOliden Sernen, unb Der
Brielter trat in oas ltille, oerlaTenc Saus
Elm, Sas bic @enien bes SoOes beute, i'm
gtebelsrauea bes Wiur9ens, ernltlid Su
umldtpeben besanneu.
Gs mar bas jeues SauS, peldes Sas
9olf Dor Sabren idOn, als es in prG6tis
aeln 9teubau glan5te, nit benz gtamen Sus
Sp, @unber, bele9t bate.
@s NOT Elm fleines gebautss 9alGitdcn,
niAt S4lOB, ntdt Sllla, fOnbern 8eioes
auiammen, benn es mar pierefi9. bate bier
GdtbGrmden, Die fauul bas Sauptba9
aberrasten, uno nur ba5u ansebradt etc
idienen, nm Die idOusn Oifcuen @auerisn
a6,uidlieBen, uelde an Der auBenieite bes
Ses @ebdubes berumliefen, I'M GrOseidoiie
Qanbidaiten in 6resfOnralcrei on Der pors
6eren Sausmanb trasenb, bic feline 6eniter
hattie. Die @nGerie Oss criten uno einiis
aen Stodwertes ldicn nit ihren Ieinen,
Ibwarsen Siisnsittern in Der eait iiber Der
9aneidaft su idmeben; bis unter oas Dad
binan fosen gemalte @n9el unS @Otter.
9lur bel Der 6bcn 2anbldlaft ees 6laalans
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Der Oeltt(6e Gorrelponoent.

(Ssrtiesuna toI9t.)
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-09-18

The political outlook in this legis-
lative district IS assuming IA more
and more distressing aspect fer tile,
republican candidates. daily. and
while the views which we have here
tofore expires sed are not. impaired,
the situation is IA less difficult one 10
analyZe as far as results are concern
ed. Mr.. Ofton' fate is settled AMI
his defeat a certainty, beyond per-
adventure. Tie circumstances
which lead to his nomination were
net CT Il nature to comment it to any
but the adkerentS of the political
ring which secured it for Mr.. Orton,
and this fact coupled With the grow,
ing probability that he will poll less
than one half the votes Of his own
county, Big Stone, has lead to this
conclusion. 1t required no very
great political wisdom to predict the
Traverse county detection, AMI Mr..
Orton's Tote there may be counted
with two figures. In Grant county
there may he peculiar influences to
bear which will give him {. ta:r vcte,.
but not in such proportion as wilt
affect the result. On Stevens county
it is useless for us to dwell; his vote
here may be larger than Traverse,
but even congressional slltpetre can
not save him here.
The situation in Traverse county
complicates the heretofore easy task
ahlcil has been accorded to Mr..
Wells, and notwithstanding the claim
of the farmers Candidates that Grant
county is theirs. it is possible
tl.at Mr.. Wells may develop unex-
pected strength. in that locality.
added to these sreculltio the un-
certainty of his Big Stone vote ami
the size of his majority in Stevetfs
county it becomes no easy matter to
forecast the result with as much cer-
t;:inty as IL the case of his colleague.
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The Morris & S,athW sstsrn.

The energetic projectors Of this
important enterprise are not per-
mitting the grass to grow under their.
feet, but, are up anl pushing dr.
sermined that before another S .asoif
rolls around they will be able to point
to some tangible evidences of their
faith in the scheme. On Friday last
Mr.. w. w. Spaldimg. of D6iuth,
president OF tho Morris & South
western, accompanied Big tile
engineer, AIr. c. u. Brown, of Iowa,
arrived in Morris, and spent the day
making themselves acquainted with
Morris AMI the resources of the
country surrounding it, On S S,tur-
day morning they left by team to
make rpconnoitre OF the country
through wiiich the line Is ut Present
projected, expecting to hc o1tt about
II month. In corvcfsitfun with NJ.
-Spalding. the e,Ifsur Of The SpS was
,conviScea Of ne determination of
the incerporators to push matters,
and was assured That it WAS their in
tention to have as nearly as possible
200 miles ready for operation by the
time Of next seasons crop.
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WEare in receipt of notification
from C. j. Eddy, general freight and
passenger agent Of the Fargo 4
Southern Railway, that their line is
now open for tue transaction cf
business from Farg) to Ortonville,
at the foot of Big Stone Lake, 122
miles; that on the 18TH of August the
company commenced running pas
senger trains through from Fargo to
Minneapolis and st. Paul, making the
same time and giving the same rates
as the Northern Pacific and Mani
toba roads. The Fargo s Southern
is equipped with the latest and most
improved coaches and locomotives.
and will run Pullman sleepers on al
night trains. The. line is completely
laid with tile best Of steel rails, an |
has one Of the best roAd beds of any
line in the Northwest. 1t being a
Dakota institution-th the only railfoad
chartered by the territory certainly
deserves ii Kind word from every
citizen thereof. Through tickets
will be on sale at its principal sta.
#tions Tor all points east and south.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-09-18

TAMMANY has declared for Clave-
land and Hendricks, and although
the approach to this scmi-climax has
been a slow one, we presumesit must
be attributed to the rroverbiaily re-
tarded motion Of large bodies Their
somewhat tedious recital of the
motives foE their opposition to Gov.
Cleveland at Chicago anu their refer
ences to the primary objects in view in
institution of their society ard it's
renovated-eXistence OF late years are
pardonable, we suppose; Oh the score
Of fair play. Grady and his followers,
81 in all, opposed the adoption of the
resolution declaring in favor of the
democratic nominees, which re-
ceived so votes.
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Mr.. 2. ID: O'PHELAN, of Tara,
Traverse county, in Il letter to the
Graceville Transcript denies that he
made an assertion at Wahpeton to
the effect that Ire Trad yet TO meet
one man of the six hunlred families
living around GraceyiIle who were
democrats who would vote for Cleve-
land and Hendricks. He knows of
nothing which would lead him to I've.
lieve anything else than that nine
of the intelligent and
patriotic people of that vicinity
would vote for the nominees of the
democratic party. He then proceeds
to give veoverwhclming reasons why this
shuuil be, and knocks the republican
candidates claims on citizens of for
eign birth into cncked hat by an
allusion to D,niel McSweenry' S
shameful treatment Willie waiting
for the interference in his behalf by
Mr.. Blaine, then Gariiefd's secretary
Of state which never came.
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NUMBER "A .
COMMU NtcATiON.

ed tor OF Tx 2Ca.
Now, as election is at hand and all
the nominations are made that are
necessary for this fall. all there is 10
do now is to blackguard one another
as best we know how unt election
is over; and there certainly is 4 very
good chance on the, ia Inocratic side
of the fence I'll fall to do SO. When
the republican convention can get
together and n AXE such nominations
us they did in Morris on the 5th Of
September, it is enough 10 make u
farmers hair stand up straight for
tile next two years to come. When
sHch men is IL. II. Wells and G. X.
Orton can convIfice tlie peofie that
they will work for tlieir Interest, and
especially the farmer interest. there
must have been Some milk and honey
disI-ed up somewhere. They promise
everything that is. asked Of theri be-
fore election; they even promise 10
make wheat buyers pay the farmers
more for their wheat tn III it is worth.
they will not only do this but u
great m.ny other things Which ;re
equally ont Of tllo po,fer of thess
want to-be representative to d..
The lawyers, bankers, and mer-
chants Of Morris seem not to have
had much trouble in making the
farming community believe that. the
moon is made of green cheese, It. ife.
should Judge from the way they have
voted in the last four years; at any.
rate, they have suec .eded in raising
the taxes three or four times what
they were four years ag }, and if the.
lawyers, bankers, and merchants OF
Norris succeed. in pulling tlle wooi
over TIE eyes Of The farmers for the
next four years as they lave for tire.
pas four years, the county had better
be turne into a poor farm and let
the lawyers, bankers, and merchants
support it. OLE BAKKE.
September II 1894
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SCME one should get word to the
republican dispensers of campaign
tracts for this district that protection
literature is scarcely the seed to be
sown in the minds of the farmers of
Stevens county. Stevens county re-
publicans in convention assembled
declared themselves IN favor OF the
Morrison revenue reform BILL. but
there is an evident purI'ose of the
managers of the republican party to
c;inse their magnetic parsnip to be
swallowed with a dressing of protec-
tion butter, which argues little in
favor of Il consideration by them OF
the wishes and sentiments of the
revenue reform republicans of the
west
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ANNEXED are the changes nude By
the state board Of equaliz .tion in the
valuation Of real and personal proper
ty in Stevens county: The value OF
property as eqeralized by tie county
board: Real property. 81. .l00,l25; per-
sonal property, 1887 .2H. Changes
made by state board Of eqlaliz,tion:
Farming lands and improvements, 10
per cent. Horses: Class |: one year
old, 30 per cen.; two y,ars Did, 25 pr
cent; three years old and over, 20
Pei cent, Cattle: Glass ,; one year
old, 80 per cent; two years old, 4)
per cent; cows. l5 per cent; all other.
go per cent. Glass 4; sheep, so per
cent. Glass 5; hogs. 25 per cent.
Decreased.