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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The New York Market Weak and Lower
Under Small Transactions.
New YORK, Dec. 23.-MoneY, l a II per cent;
offered at the close at per cent,
Prime mercantile paper, a 06 per cent
Sterling exchange dull; sixty days. $48Ol
sight, 81. s44.
Governments weak.
State securities dull
Railways firm.
The stock market opened weak and prices de
slined to per cent, the latter in Delaware &
Hudson, which fell to 733; subsequently firmer
tone prevailed and an advance of to II per
cent took place. Lackawanna rose II, to 93S;
Northwestern, z, to 855; ST. Paul, {, to 73s;
Delaware & Hudson, 1, to TAI; Lake Shore, 8, to
631; Union Pacific ], to 4Sa, and Western
Union ], to 572. In the afternoon Delaware d
Hudson made further advance to 758, but later
on there was a sharp pressure to SELL Coalers
and Western Union, New Jersey Central
and Reading were the special features; the
former declined from 424 to 391, and the latter
from 20 to ISL. Western Union was more active,
and declined !, to SCI. Lackawanna returned
to 92s, and Delaware & Hudson to "a. The
weakness of these shares had an adverse effect
on the general market, and Northwestern sold
down to S5s, St. Paul to 72l Lake Shore to 62b,
New York Central to 854, Northern Pacific to
4O2, and Pacific Mail to 55s. The market closed
weak and depressed. Business was only mod
crate, and at times trading was at standstil
Lending rates were firmer, the leading shares
commanding 1-12s and 3-64 per cent per diem
for use. AS compared with last night, the clos
ing prices are ] 02a per cent lower, except for
Central Pacific, Rock Island, Lackawanna, Mich
igan Central, Missouri Pacific New York Cen
trail, Erie Omaha, Texas Pacific, and Louisville
& Nashville which are s012 per cent. higher.
Transactions, 1913, 600 shares, to-wit: Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western. 10000; Lake Shore,
25, 900; St Paul, A, 600; Western Union, 1900
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
Real Estate Transfers.

instruments filed for record in the Recorders office
of Marion county Indiana, for the twentvfour hours
ending at o'clock p. NJ. Dee %, 1884, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler, abstracters of titles
No. 5, A1tna Building
Minerva L. Tarltsn and husband to Fred
erick T. Fahnley ct al, lot 166 in No
SO and 81 in Indianapolis -, ~, 80 s2,eoooO
Charles B. Robinson and wife to John w.
Ray, lot in block 157 in Brightwood 1000
William W. Baker and wife to Barbara
Mccoy, lot 10 in Dobson & Hornaday's
addition to New Augusta ---..----..-- $3.50
William Wallace, receiver, to John Kelle-
her, lots Al. AZ and 43 in J. K.
Shapes addition to Indianapolis 225O0
Conveyances 4; consideration. ... SO, 10000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
mARIkErs nY rELEGRAPM
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.--F1our quiet and unchanged.
Wheat in good demand offerings free and the advance
of Yesterday hot sustaned the supply showed an
increase Of $40. 600 bu. which caused decline of
SIC then rallied $50 l9c and hvctuated; closed ssc
under yesterday. Sales ranged: December. ~ $50
closed at nc; February, 72la073c, closed at72sac
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

NEW YORK Dec. 23.-Exports of domestic cottons
for the expired portion of the year, 100000 pack
ages against 1853 900 packages for the corresponding
time last year. The general market has been quiet in
demand with no new business of any Importance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

NEW YORK. Dec. % ofee-Spot lots dull; OPP
tions more active sales made of %, $50 bags;
January, 8.0se February, 9.20c; March, 5000
$3.50; April, S.45cj May, $3.50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON Dec. 23-5 P. M.-Government bonds
consols for money. 80 3-16 Railroad bonds-Erie
114s4; Erie seconds. 581a; New York Central, S8si
Illinois Central, 1924; Pennsylvania Central, 1885,
Reading, 11Gl4; Canadian Pacific, 1457e; Milwaukee
q st. Paul 75le.
PARIS, Dec. 23.-Rentes 7Sf 62lac.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 23.-Wool frmer; combing
and delaine coarse, 81 033c; Canada washed comb
ing, 80 032e; Oregon, 21@2Sc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

GALVESTON, Dec. 23-Cotton firm; middling,
1o1ac; receipts. 800 bales exports eoastwise f.
900 bales; salas, 500 bales, stock on hand, $1,000
bales.
NEW YORK, Dec 23-Cotton ouieti nliddling,
futures barely steady; December II Ole;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

A decoration intended for the panel of door
is of satin with real peacock's feathers glued or
sewed upon it. Black satin forms handsome
and effective background.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
JeaarsonyIle Madison & IndianaooI;s.

JeiiersOnWIIe, MadiSon & Indianapolis.
Depart-Southern Express, daily, s.-....-. 4:10as
Louisville and Madison Express,p.c Sl5 An
Louisville and Madison Mail D. O.. $3.50 P9z
Louisville Express daily ..--..---. 6:45 pm
and Madison Mail. 9.45
Indianapolis St. Louis and Chicago
Express daily, p...---.-.--- -.1o:4S srs
New York and Northern Fast Ex-
press, r 7OOysu
ST. Louis, Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line, daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0:45 rNs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

The True Way to Cure Corns.
Apply DR.. Wings great Corn and Bunion
Remedy every night and morning for three days
Druggists 2jc and Browning & Sloan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.


INDIANAPOLIS Dec. o.
CATThE-Receipts, 100; shipments, -. Receipts
fair, mostly butcher grades; quality fair. Prices
remain steady on prime, while medium and common
are dull. SINNERS remain very dull
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

Chicago, st. Louis PttSburg.
Depart-New York, Philadelphia, Wash,
ington, Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express, daily, s..-..-....--. 4:25 am
Dayton and Columbus Express, ex-
cept Sunday. .Io.45 nm
Richmond Accommodation $3.50. 400 nm
New York PHILADELPHIA Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press daily, S. h....-.-..--..... 4:55Pn
Dayton Express, except Sunday ASS pm
Arrive-Richmond Accommodation except
Sunday Observation-Disclosures $40 m
New, York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press, daily -.-.--..--..-.-...-..11 :37 am
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex-
cept Sunday. -: 4:a5pm
New York. Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press, daily --.-4------ 1o;S0 Fn8
Dayton Express, daily, except Sun
DAY 1U:zDpEn
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KOKoM0 P, c. & L. r. =
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Express,
p. Recommendations. Ills an
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press daily, / 100 pm
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Ex-
press daily, Observation-Disclosures. 1853 an
Chicago and Louisville Express,
p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3:35 pgn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
Indiana, Bloomington 8 Western.


PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart--Facific Express and Mail. .. z:25an
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, T c. 5;03p@
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press daily, C. and $ LILO pa
Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express,
daily, r. c. and s-.-..--...... 3:50asn
Cincinnati Special, r. c.-.---.--...1 I:0Jsm
Atlantic Express and Mali. 900. 6:30Pa
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart-AfooreEeld Accommodation -..-..-. csc sa
Mail and Day Express. -------.---- 800 am
Night Express, daily r c..-..-.-.. IL: 05pm
Arrive-Night Express daily r. c.--...--.. 3;55a5
Mail and Day Express. --<---..--.- GOO IsR
Moorefied Accommodation -.-....- 6;10pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Disqualification Express Mail, daily, s., r. 4:20 ara
Day Express. -.-...- / :45 san
Atlantic Express, daily S. and 7:I0 pns
Arrve-Paeifc Express, daily S. and &C.. 6:55ssn,
Western Express. --..--.----...--. 4:45p@
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press, daily, S. and T. c--------. 1O;3S pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

Cincinnati Wabash g. Michigan Railway.
Over the Bee-line.)
Depart-Indianapois and Grand Rapids Elk 400 ana
Michigan Express -.---.-.-.----.. i 1:15 ana
Louisville and Wabash Express 5:55 pm
Arrive-Wabash and Indianapolis Express. -l0;45 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Express 2:20 pm
Indianapolis and ST. Louis Express. 1875 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24
Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis Chicago


CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cinclnnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, s. and c. c.----.---.-.-.. 400 am
Cincinnati, Nashville and Celum.
bus Accommodation. -.---.--.-- IL :C5
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail p. c. 345 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation, daily 6:55 ens
Accommodations daily U5
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail p. C. 1I:50 am
Indianapolis Accommodation 6:29 pa0
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast Line,
daily, s. and G. c--..-..-----.-- .10:45 Pa
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago and Rock Island Express. 7:I0 saa
Chicago Fast Mail, p c.-....-.-... 1910 pD
Western Express ------.----.--.-. 4;55 pa
Chicago Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, daily, $. P. Co., 11:2Orm
Arrive-Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Line.
daily, c. c. and s..-..-.....---.. 3:35 ara
Lafayette Accommodation. 10. 55 sea-
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail, p c. $3.50 Fss
Cincinnati Acconnnodation..--.-.- GAG mn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

Cincinnati, Hamilton indianapolis.
Depart-Cincnnati, Dayton & Toledo. 400 N
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo and
New York. 1O:45 81
Connersville Accommodation .----- 40 ga
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and
New York Express .--------.-.-- 6:35 w
ArTive-C onnersyille Accommodation ...-. $50 al
Cincinnati Peoria and St. Louis. 1I:5s a.
Cincinnati Accommodation. ----.-. 900 %
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis l0.40 b,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-18


THERE is some surprise among Scnu-
tor Buffers friends ut his modified at
titudc on the repeal of internal revenue
laws. lie appears to have adopted the
views of Mr.. Phil. Thompson, of Ken
lucky, whose bill is said to be really
that Of Speaker Carlisle, and represent
a compromise that the whiskey men a.
gree Co. AS Senator Butler is to make
u speech upon this subject, it may be
inst as well to wait until h. defines his
position; but am pretty confident
that it will not differ materially from
his published opinion in the News and
Courier of last week. Chrou-
iclc.
HORRIBLE SUSPICIOUS In MEMBER
RY. A few days ago Il white woman
was found in her room in Newbrrrv
county lying dead on her h 'arth will
both her arms burned OH. She was
the daughter Of Mic'.ael Kinard. Il
white man so years old, who is a roo,
doctor and who Sc reputation was made
unsavory by the fact that he associated
entirely with negroes and lived with
a negro woman, his daughter living in
house in his yard. There are suSpi-
cions of foul play, and the coroner's
| jury declined TO render Il verdict until
the contents Of III dead woman's sto-
mach have been analysed. Her father
admitted having given Il dose of root
medicine, but denies that there was any
poison in it. ller name was Laura and
She was 80 years old and recently in
h"rited some property. The whole
family is we'll to do.
The grading on the Green
wood, Laurens and 'Spartanburg
Railroad is rapidly progressing
from Saluda River to Greenwood,
by the energetic contractors Rice
and Coleman, and their subordi-
nate bosses and working hands.
BY March 1st, they expect to have
the road graded from Greenwood
to the Saluda near Roscmount on
Laurens side, Gold Cunningham
place) by 1st of May the construc-
ton train is expected to reach the
river, and then an iron bridge
will be thrown across.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-18
Easley Academy.

First Session for 1884,
will begin january 14th,
and continue Six School
Months.
TBRNTS-
Primary Dep'm'nt, per month, $3.50
intermediate - " 400
Academic IS 800
Select Course, - $50
Incidental Fee, per Session, so
Music extra.
Board in private families, per
M0hCh, ......".............. 1000
Each scholars pro rata of Public
Funds will be deducted from his Tui-
ton during the Public Term, which
begins january II.
BeB" For Particulars, address
c. w. MOORE, Principal,
Easley, S. G..
jan 4, 1SS4-3m
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-18
GENERAL NEWS.

liGOurS in Cheraw for the present year
has been fixed at $500.
Money is scarcer in Oconee Coun.
ty than it has been in several years.
Corn in Walhalla is selling at S5
cents per tushcl. cash.
Mrs. NJ. e. Gillian and her son,
DIR. VIM. c.. Gillian, of Newberry, are
spending the winter in Vienna, Aus
tria.
Trinity College, North Carolina,
has nineteen Cherokee Indians as stu
dents this year. The State is paying
for their education.
Christians parties in Tampa, Flor
ida, dined on watermeons, cucllmbcrs,
tomatoes, beans, early potatoes and
oranges.
The public schools in Easley and
IN some Of the other townships, Pick
ems County, will not run as long this
year as usual ,as.. they have to pay debts
incurred in 1882.
hANA JAMES, the famous outlaw
h,ntnors @ w.. 'a ',';x s';su' a.; ';' oA 'ns ''meS me-
hopelcssly i'll with consumption.
S,,>.rop p,,nr, ~, ,
nall hoor.rs 80 ~, t,,u,,r,,, ~ -. " '"e
Jobn p,tt,ro,,, ,,.;t. w. ''"'''
of p,t+or.(>,> C,o,,o,, d.. ''''
son,tor tbo f;rst t;,,n ''> O
Tur tr;,1 % v,,,,,<, ~,+. e.. ,.,u:
DnloS tho s1,n1,. 49,
tho n,,,rdoror of H., f,th.m ,
hoom ot p;ttshurr 4 i,r,, hn. t~u.
Sccurc,7 h;ch is thonuht - ,,,l., 80
on;ttol cort,;,
las q Jono fo,,,o,,,, o.N,
1,o..,, h,+ ,, ,,,.,
o" nna ~ = "''"ue'l l''l'''
''''' gwen % 'o'o 20 hoahoke Col'
ege, va,
In the Senate on FRIDAY Sen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16

gaparb Goraen ttnb fie gtebt iebt 81 ebe :
lamb BEN Bor;ua, pDn benz iie nit Ne6t
iagt. er babe als 0ouberneur ft6 in Der
Offentliden Wfeinmtg befeitigt un6 geraoe
oas gertralen eingeiIDbt, tpclbeS .%ietrer
MdDl gum grdiiocnten am i0roerIt0iteu
lein 1noge, idmlitD baS gertraltcr euf iein
Geripaltnn9Ss Salent nilo auf iei1c @ioers
itanoSfGbtgtett gegeniiber ben BeuteS Polts
tifern.
9erartige bemofrattI6e 8eituhsen itnb
ieoerfaIIs fGiiger ale bteientBen republtfo=
niiden 8lGtler, tpcI0e fi1 urp ibren 0elern
DorIilgeu, caB tigentli9 unter bcutihen unO
dnoerer JfepubGttanern gar feline bcoenflide
WeiBltinmrtg Dcrri0c. GIN b%nmmIten lit
babel ndtilrlth Dd5 vChicago Eve
ming Journal, bas fi0 bis an Der
biOoittttgen Be6anbtntg Dsritttgt, bag utlz
ter ben oettti6en Jteplibltfantrl gar fetlte
ln5uirtebenbeit, iouoerit Die gr6Bte Blaine
gegctiitrung oorbanDen let. SIN 8crglet0e
nit benz journal" lit ieIbtt Der Gogel
StrauB etn gei9euter &erl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16

ietnen Iaufenoen Steuereinnabmen beSabs
len, obne ieine Steuertraft i'm Wi!n0eite1
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 11no ielbit fDenu ft6
Der GanaL ais &apttaIanlagc nidt Iobnte,
10 wilroe bod Der mittelbdre @eininr, iuclz
den er benz Staate SLutotS alein brddte,
(dbgeiebea bon ben g0rtbeilen, Die oaour6
benz gansen Norotpeiten erlpahien tDitroen)
genilgenoen @riab bafar bteten.
Quf ale Sale ipQte ieBt Die 8ettelet betttt
Bu1oe aufb0ren, oent ie tit etnes Stdate5,
nie Sainois untpirotq. W6ge man IoIde
Bettelet ben arnieligen iioli6en Sulnpe1s
ftadten iberIaiien, Sic am etuigen 9ales
Ieioen, unO entiALofien In bic clgcne Eaibe
gretfen. Setne Witttel ~erIauben es benz
Staate SutnotS, bic Baiier=H inne auS5uz
graben, Don Dcl9er' man it'd 10 groBc gors
tbetle beriprt6t: = tpurul1t iolI CT bas@eIo
Ddsu eribnorren I? @ttoo nllr, UNI tidt
binter BEN Bettetifdaten suritd3ufteben :?
0ab, ba3 tpGre ell untDiirotgeS 8erbalten |!
= Die eitl5ige, oes Stadtes tuiiroi6e gtnts
mort auf Die BON MtB8unit tnb Sdeeliudt
beittmnte 8ei6tuBnabme be8 Buroesz
gbg. 6auies wiir6e lauten: Illinois fara
da sci gu beuti6: SQtnois iptto aus iets
net eigenen Saihe ben SanaL bausn un6
buffet altf belt Bun0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16

TrettnOe, 9arts niittern her Bdbrbett Die
@6re geben ipolt, odrn mitlet Sbr 5itge1
ben, baB IS itd bod 10 OtrbdLt. Sonnet
Sbr ~Ielgrlert, DQb Der 9idme Bldtf1e'S Der
ein,iae lit, tpelder bic !Oerscn Der rcpublifa7
ntidGn WadIieit erre9t? Sat 1tbt PIE treie
S6aar ~iei1ter 9li1bdnqer, obne 0ulfe Der
8eamterL, oDne 8e9itnlti9u1g Don soften
irge1o elmer M6tbcillng Der gteglert1ta, ia
I'M 98ioeritrette nit Dem Gtn1nI1e ailer
Observation-Disclosures, 10 nett ltdl (Det Der
npblen Interchangeable oeS PrdtIoeltten)
iiberbaupt Elm iol1er GinfluB dltBerte, lad)
G6icdao Elm 0eleaatellbCer getilbrt, Das grD>
bcr tpQr, ais ods Der Q(lbanger aIler aroea
rem Ganoioaten? 2tu6 iptfjen Die, nelbe
6errn Blaine aim repu6lifalii6en Sa1s
nertrGaer Qemu0t BADEN, red)t gut, net
u1D mas ct If. Die Bartei bate Die Mus
oe1 offcn; tic bat oieien Sdritt ntbt i'll
SunteLn, ionbern i'm beaiten Sa8esll1te
getGan.
nDarum 1T es biel better, baB Blaine
fat 2lrt6ur's gum San0iOaten gemadt
iDorben lit. lie bcooritebenOe 9SteOerlaae
Blaine'S tpir6 gang ll5iDetoelttg letn; tie
miro ben @abrlpru6 entbalten: Oteler
RonDtoat lit 0eS 8ertraueit5 Des drterifGz
nilden 8Dlfes utlpiroig; tno Dielcr Ydr@
tel, ipeLc1e auf lire eigele @bre 10 tDeIltg
bait, fam niAt ldlger Die Woblfabrt Der
9lation anpertraut tperoet. Gbeit eeSDaCb
iuiro Die 0tieoerlage 8laine'5 Die J%tettnng
Der republitani d)ell 4sartet lein.
,Gic IimeS iUtr0 Die YrGltoentl1aftsz
9an0ioatur 8laine'5 nj d HnteritilGet ;
iie piro fcineln @in3igen ratben, fir Blaine
81 lttntmtn, IND Seoer, Der lelen fam,
fennt i6re Oriinoe fit oieie 6altunq. Die
3beiLndbne, ipel6e Die Shines in oteicn
Wablfampfe begt, lit Die ot5 ar3tes. gft6t
nit cDniiher 0leidgIiti8feit, lpnoern NIT
tiefer 8rauer iie1t tie, Die Die republttaz
nijdc 4artet, Der fte 10 mandJen Oienit err
ipiefen bat, Die Bfdbe Oe5 Srrtbur15 uro
0eS 9uIters tpanoeIt. Nber nit WeoulD itllo
m1ucrtDIitliber 6offuung miro Die Gtnle5
fyeuoig urO ebrIi6 Dararf Dtltarbeiten, bab
bic republtfdniide Bdrtei ipGter tDte0er auf
Den redten g9eg gelal3t. Wenn otele Barz
tel nab ibrer u1perntetoliden 9tieberLdge
tDi~e6ergebDren peroe1 tDtro, bdntt miro IS
0as Streben Der Shines lein, ihr 9aS, mas
an BEN Mdnnern bteier Jtepubltf bds @ez
iiinbeite, oaS Seite uuO Wirotgite lit, 3u@
5ufibren."
6oftentItd miro aber sic Stem Oorfer
5imeS, ipeltn IS ipGter ie Sit elmer Wieoerz
geburt Der repnblttantiAen Bartet tomntt,
and NIT aQer Dia6t baraitf biuarbetten,
boB Die bon ibr 10 %utannbdft b~ef6mpfte
Yro6ibitiou5@ S6urferet gdnsltdb aus oieIer
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Siin0en gebDrt aud bic, DaB Ct leit Drei
Sabr3e9ntem bic Yro6ibttton arnddft in
Wlaire 0crtrete1 bat, bon ioo ie ain 4. Suli
bitie5 Sabre3, CUNT 0obn auf bic a1tterifdz
nii0e Srcibeit, inter Der SABINE Der republts
faniidet! Yartei t6relt @tntlg logdr IN Sopf
Daltel miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
setne gramaf@ahnua tnsbrl

9luf 2(ntrag 8d1baa's bon BenniDl>
nanien bat Der NuslnuB Goes gtatipnaLs
9lbg. 0auleS) fit @elobeipilligungen nit 6
qegen 3 Sttmnett etnen 3uiab su bet 9eftz
SttbtQ angenommeh, ipelder i'm Weientz
liden bsiagt:
&etn Wiitglie6 oes GofgreIeS; fein Su
~eifet1l ipdtereit Gpt1greIie bereits @ripablter;
feif SltnoeSbeumter trgerb eiiter 9lrt; fetn
Wenid, Der trgenbmte aus oer 8unbesfaie
@ebalt, pber @ntldabigung fir a~eIeiitete
0ienite erbalt, ulo fein Menld, Der iii
Gontraft sGerbGltniiiet our Bunoesregie7
r1tng ftebt, barf trgenO Sc a II 5 { IN,
lei eS D%trett Doer inbtreft @eIo
ooer @eloes 10 ertb sur gefDrpes
run pDlttti6 er N de ge6en. Ote
1ebertretung oieies 8erbOtS 5iebt @elbbuBe
bis gu $4,000, Ooer @e~fdngniBitrafe bis 81 3
Sabren, oDer (nad benz @rnleiien oes 9e@
rtdts) bellies na6 itb.
0aS tit 0enr bod et1tr1al eit ernitIi6er
0eriud, Der 8ranbi0abung bon 8unbe5>
beamte1 gu @unIte1 Der Barteifa1ie elm
Gnoe SIT MAIDEN! 2lber mas tpirb Der Ses
nator 8 soar ba3n iuge1, peldtr Dor adt
Tdgen teierli6 erfldrte, DoB pas STE DIT Cd
Der 8unoesbeamten, iih pfretfpiIltg" CD
Sum 8eltet threr 4Sartei branoiOaBert 5u
lalien, unoutaitbar lei ? = Wan Bat in ben
republtfanii6en gfationaI7Nusi0aB lauter
Otdnner getban, .Denen oas GtieB nidt Ders
bietet, yfretpilige" 3tpangsiteuern BON
BunDesbeairten 5u erbttten %. B. gu
foroern). Aber tpas bilft bas, fpenl1 es
nurl ben an5ubette!nben 8eamtelt Bel id)tpes
rer @elo> une @%efdngniBitrafe perbpten
tntrD, Dteler Sttte gu entipreden ? = y9irb
ntdt 5trr Soar eS ais cine iGdnblide
@roulninfett anie6tn, baB sic arnten Bearns
ten tbres Jtehts, frettpilige 3patgss
iteuern auf benz Qlltar Der Gartei nieoerSl=
legeit, beruubt peroct ioLen 2
Der gei9[lB bes 9lusiduIies lit iebr
idort, aber sum @eieBe miro er Dobl
ntdt tperoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
9aS fepa9tig6ssiia,e 5aupt8tatt
ttto scr 1%anStoQt.

SolgenDeu 2ttttfet Der berbnrrdQet61tel
aIer republifauiid)en NdrttiSelturge1,
ndfnIid Der % E III Oerfer E Ill es, elne
problem mir benierigen unlcrer 2eier, ipeld)e
nod cine gr0Bere ODER geringere 9orIie0e
fir Die etnlt glOrretd)e republtta1ii6e
Gartet tabelt, 81 erniter Briifutg:
yAm Gn0e 1T es 6aS 8efte, baB s a nj es
8. Blaine gum Yr1itoentid)att5 56an0t5
baten Der republttditiid)tn 4artet gelnud5t
murOe. Seits &ufitclliilg lit bringeito bon
elmer WlebrDeit bieier 4artet perlangt NOR
ben, ittO Die Wlebrbeit muB ia, ielbit tpenlt
ie itd] I'M llnredte b%efinoet, III Dielern Sart>
BE-, al1o aHd in elmer Bartei, berriden. Sic
republitaItld DE aSartct penoet li0 nun an
bas Gail3c 9dll0 nit eineI1 Ganoi0atelt. BET
etipaS Derttttt. Gr lit elm Dertreter repubz
lifatilder Ortn5ldBc ullo Osltrebui1Jell,
repubttfantl6er Gbre. itno repubiitdnii6en
@eluli1ehs, 10 te te test limb.
p@5 lDu inns r1idt iDultoert, ipern Der
utlD iener 9fpublifdncr, melbem SER
8luine ntGt gefGat; ft1 befttg gegen Die fol>
gtn6c gebaltptHng itrdubt: Ser Wtdtl,
lpeld)er aI5 Gpteder oe5 natioualen Mbge>
prbneteubonle5 ~icitiett amtlid)en @influB gu
ieitem peri0nIidcIt OerDjtlft uerfaufte, Der
URanrl; tpelder uis Gtnat5ntiniiter Die Gre
Sipingung eiller i9!pinbcIgaftelt (@uanoz)
6orOeruig gt9en cine u~ltgIiidlid>e, ain
3anbt pes uttcrqangs i6pebenoe SdtDez
fter~z yiepubtif (4Seru) unb Die glei6jcittge
ulbefiBte 8%efdmpfung Der SricDeltsDcotitz
gitaget eiiter an0eren Jtepubltf (Gbtle) 5tt
DEN herpurragenofen 2eiltullgei1 ieiner aus
tpdrttgen Yolttif 9elnadt bat, Der Wfann,
ipeldtr an Ben III BEN Iebten flint SaDren
sur Sdu6erung oes 0ffentli9en 9tellteS
9eiitadteii gIli.itfeiguitqen ~ftidctlei 2tntDeil
Ha6nt IND ~feilerlei E~6eilna5me Daiitr
fublte, lei gc~geniudrtig Der mirflt6e
uno I / d. tig9 Gertreter Der
8artei, Die ben Yuno q~erettet, ben Sfldz
Zen befrett un0 ben gidttotaIz greOit rpiez
berheraelteQt hut.l @ber, penn Sbr. liebe