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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-04-09
North Montpelier.

QUITE number of our villagers we're kindly
invited to eat sugar with our neighbor, George
Kelton, last Sunday.
OUR enterprising miller, M. V. B. HOLSTER
was away the first part of last week on a visit
to Boston, coming home by way OF Hartford,
Connecticut.
TELEPHONE poles are being set between
Plainfield and Marshfeld. The work was COM
menced last week, and will be pushed along
until completed.
WE noticed several pals Of very palatable-
looking sugar upon the stage the other day.
They were from the noted sugar orchard of s.
ID. Foster Of Calais.
RUTH WILLARD, daughter OF F. T. Willard,
who has been dangerously sick with congestion
Of the lungs, is much better and now consid-
cred out Of danger
| a-days sugar.making, with every prospect of
an average season, though up to the present
time not great quantity has been made.
j. w. BUTTERFIELD intends to begin work
on his barn the last of this week or the first
Of next. Matt. Cove of Plainfield has charge
OF the work, which is sufficient guarantee
| that 1t will be well done.
OUR esteemed neighbor, Charles o. Adams,
| has made quite an addition to the value Of his
farm in the purchase of about thirty five acres
| off from the Uncle Samuel Edwards place, he
taking deed of the same last week.
EPHRAIM PRAY started out last week Friday
on his annual trip buying cattle for George c.
| Shepard OF Montpelier. The farmers for
| twenty-five miles around had better begin to
sharpen up their wits, as Mr.. Pray is as shrewd
on the buy" as he is sure to tumble to a
| good sell"
AS Henry Dodge was drawing hay from the
| Edwards place, last week. the load was sud-
denly upset, throwing Mr.. Dodge so that he
| struck upon his left shoulder, giving him a
general shaking-up and breaking the small cap.
| bone over the shoulder joint It will in all
| probability be several weeks before he can
| freely use his arm, but he may congratulate
| himself it was no worse.
THE stage was about three hours late last
| Thursday, on account of snow-drifts above
| here. Mr.. Fifield, the driver, had to wait in
several places until drifts five and six feet deep
could be shoveled out. The storm was rather
more severe north Of here, and from some
| points the report comes that snow fell to the
depth of thirty inches-a thing almost UMPIRE
cedented at this time of the year.
REV. J. &. McINERNEY, pastor of the Uni.
versalist churches at the East and North vii.
lagos, is away enjoying vacation through the
month Of April He intends visiting friends in
Boston, his home In Sprngfie Mass, and his
old parish in Conesus, N. Y. His many friends
and Pensioners here wish him very pleas.
ant visit. There will be no services at the East
or North villages through the present month.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-04-09
just Published.
The Students History Of Music.
Almost Read.
ny DIR. FREDERICK LOUIS RrrrKs

IA book of great Importance giving concise and in
terestng narrative of the progress music during the
last two thousand years. Price $3.50.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-04-09
Cantatas and operettas.

A new Sunday school Song Book, of fine quality, b.
Emerson and Sherwin. Walt for it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15

Advices regarding the defeat OF
Baker Pasha are conflicting, but the
following details have been received
Baker Pasha began his advance from
the entrenchment at Trinkatit on Sun
day. His force consisted of 3,ooo
troops badly armed and short OF am
munitiols many Of whom showed un-
willingness to go. Baker Pasha had
sent from Trinkatit to Cairo to urge
an appeal for the replacement OF the
old muskets, with which number OF
his troops were armed, with rifles. In
reply ne received orders to try to force
his wav to Tokar without delay, and
with the English officers connected
with the expedition he began his
march, expecting defeat. Spies had
falsely reported the roads clear, with
the exception Of small bands OF reb-
els. On Monday forenoon portion
of the advance encountered body
of Osmond Degna's troops, and fight
ensued, which was more OF rou1
than a battle. Baker Pasha reports
his defeat near Tokar. His losse:
were two thousand men, four Krupl
cannon and two Gattling guns. The
Turks and Europeans fought well
Baker Pasha will return at once tt
Snakim with the remainder of hi
force.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15

According to reports from the Up
per Elkhorn country, in Nebraska,
an organized band of vigilantes,
while protesting to have only one OBJ
ject in view--the punishment of out
laws-are behaving worse than the
men whom they summarily punish.
They have their headquarters at a
place called Pen, where alleged Of
tenders, arrested in various parts of
the country by scouting parties, are
taken for trial and disposed Of in
so ne manner. The fate of those ar.
rested and taken to Pen is not known
but as they are never seen again it il
supposed that they are shot or hang
ed. 1t is positively known that the,
have lynched eleven men, and it
believed that many others have me
the same fate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15

The post-mortem examination OF
the body Of Wendell Phillips showed
disease of the heart, both of long
standing and of recent date. lmme-
date death resulted from paralysis Of
the heart. The funeral was attend
ed by several hundred persons, in
Guiding several eminent divines, COM
mittees from both branches of the
Legislature, delegations from the wo-
mans suffrage association, labor Or
CARNATIONS, temperance societies,
Irish societies, Free Thinkers associ-
atoms, American Free Soil Society
Young Mems Congress, and many otl
er re 'orm movements of Boston with
which Phillips was prominently iden'
tilted. Just before the remains were
removed from the hall, a plaster cas-
was taken of the head at the reques
of his family.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15

In Dakota there are great numbers
of Norwegians, who have been at
tracted to the country by the flaming
circulars of the railroad and land
companies, and still more by letters
from friends already on the ground.
They are not disappointed, for they
are content to begin very humbly. AT
first a house of sods of one room is
satisfactory, though the pig is fellow
occupant. The first improvement is
a stv close to the front door, and the
pig only enters the house occasionally
as visitor. Next, the homemade
sod stove must make way for an iron
one, and the sod house itself is desert
ed for dwelling all wood, and cost
ing perhaps as much as 5000. Wher
this house, with its windows and Its
shingled roof, is finally painted white
the CLIMAX is reached. Imagination
in its widest flight can picture moth
inc more luxurious or beautiful.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15

The United States Senate is said
to be the wealthiest deliberative body
in the world, the rs members repre-
senting $1S0,000,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15
Our Cash Prices.

Our Cash Prices.
81 fb Crushed Sugar for. -. 81 90
C per 100 tb 16 c. per tb
6 1b c. Sugar for ......... l co.
6 per 100 ID 14ets per fb
3 tb old Gov. Java coffee for l 90
4 Costa RIGA do. l 90
A A No. roasted do l 90
3 cans vegetables l 90
Tobaccos all brands from rs to 90
cents per fb. In quantities we will
sell above goods for less. Everything
else in our line at very low rates. Our
sugars are pure California refined SUI
gars, and not Eastern sugars which
contain 40 per cent. glucose.
MYER & SMITH,
Idaho City and Placerville.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15

OOO,00o bales
The wheat crop of 1888 was 4oo,-
100000 bushels
In the National Park is river
which is hot on one side and cold on
the other.
Other than mich cows, three-hfths
Of all the cattle IN the country are
west of the Mississippi river.
Spring bottom pants are now In
fashion. They enable the unsuspec-
ting young man to spring out OF dan
ger the moment lady of uncertain
age leaps in his direction. This will
take half the horrors out OF leap year.
Il Peck's Sun.
There was man, once on a tiine,
who thought him wondrous wise, ne
swore by all the tabled gods he'd new
er advertise; but his goods were adver-
tised ere long, and" thereby hangs
tale.n the "ad'' was set in nonpareil
and headed "Sheriff's Sale."-- Chron-
icle.
Young girls in society, when in full
dress are wearing the hair arranged
in five or six heavy curls in the back,
confined low in the neck by spark
ling ornament Of some description.
The hair waves over the entire crown
of the head, and is arranged in put
fy careless fashion over the forehead.
Somebody has footed up pension
statistics and finds that one man IN
twelve in this busy land will be a pen
sioper on the labor of the other eleven
il the pension agents at Washington
have THAR way with Congress. About
100000 soldiers and their relatives
applied for pensions, or have them
and the amount of these pensions
when all granted, will be 81 in every
six of the cost of the war.
Both houses of the Texas Legisla
ture have passed bill to empowe
the Governor to suppress lawlessness
now rampant in Texas, and giving
him $4,000 to use for that object
The enactment is regarded as de
liberate declaration that it is the dut..
of the Governor to ferret out an,
suppress lawlessness, and that he !
authorized to use every means tina
money will procure for that end.
John Harris, the Cornish poet, WI
was the author of one thousand an
one pieces Of rhyme and prose, whic
were highly praised by I.ongfellov
has just died at Falmouth, aged 6;
The son of miner, he often, in h
early days of poverty, used juice
black berries for ink. In 1864 he O.
the prize for the best poem on til
tercentary of Shakespeare. GA
though" he says in his Autobiography
s'my life has been one of hard stru!
giles, have been content. A cru
and song are better than a sirlo
and groan." Six years ago Lol
Beaconsfield secured him a grant
$1,000 from the Royal Bounty Fun
but most of it was lost by the suspe
sion of the Cornish Bank. Gladstol
then made him grant of $500 fro
the civil list.
The House Committee on Coz
MERGE is now considering various bi
referred to it proposing to establish
National Board of Railroad Comm
sioners. The subcommittee, appo'
ted to draft rules for the guidance
the whole committee, have provid
for ten-minutes speeches from ga
member on the following points: /
as to whether any remedial railro
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15
wotice to Creditors s..

NotlCe " u,,,s ldsoasa
Estate of Thomas nay'' GIVEN b. D.
(! esssa!',s.s Hsrsss 4. ::;'
above named estate; 70 claims agai r. b. b.
ssa al IS sss nss's1 # ;,s co.! s
necessary vOuch se511i;ca mi' e lni I 1
! !s he y" "Sede1 , saa,S d a &:
City Boise s sos e 'sssIILsa5sYs ,4A1 a'a1
Idaho City, Fed -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-15

Idaho City and Placerville.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-02-14
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY FEBRUARY IA. 1884.
Entered at the Postofsice at Cheboygan
Mich. .asSecond Class Matter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01

na1 Rennibloanien 5teben ioHe, UNI ith
aunt 8unoeSlenator tuGblen i'll Iaifen.
9teies vg8GblenlaIfen" bar ieinen Safen,
uno Der 1eiBt Son Cameron. Dieter Itebt
gar nidt 6arno@ aus, ais ob er, fanS Der
gori6Las 5ur Nusfi1rnn9 fOmmen iolte,
0rn. Blaine o6ne @eiteres ben Bortrttt
laIien pGroe. 0Gbreno 9lnoere 1t1 UNI
bic 9rGiiOentenDahl ~befimmerten, bat
Cameron III aQer SfiQe oafar gelorgt, baB
sur StaGtsgeieBgeBgebung 0elte nomintrt
un6 erDGblt nuroen, meE6e fir Jpn 6ur6
Sid uno OHM geben. llnO mas Oie bonn
Stamm Cameron einmal ba6en, pflegen lie
feittubalteu. !Qr. Blaine f0nmte ii@ aIlo
mOgIidcrpeiie 81 ietner eriten NieberIagc
cine 6tpette Dolea."
1leber cine NieOerIaee Ser
8robtbtttontiten in Sona'S
Staatsbouptfta6t Des Woines isIbit
p%DtlOlop1trt Der bort uobHenoe 0thter
@aspar 9 II 3 in elmer 3uldriit on Die 81.
y. StaatSjtg. 10: vSroB Der Nie6erIage
Glepelano'S in Sopd un6 beionDers IN
0es WtOineS BADEN bic OeS WoineS Brauer
uno Wirtbe bob BET Der Q8ohL eincn Sieg
gu berSetduen. Ser 8oaro Of Superptiors,
bon pelbem bic Grtbeilung oer 9ermtts
gum @6olelaIe>8 erfauf bon Bier II. {. 10.
0bDangt, beitano bis iebt aus bret Rro6tbtz
ttonllten unO 3net 2iberaIen. Gin probi>
b%lttottit I6ieo aus, uno mad ungebeurer
Nnltrengung gelang es ben 8r1uern nno
28Irt6en, atS ieinen Nadfolger init stpet
Gtimmer W1e6r6stt eiren Gtberalen 5u
ipGbten, 10 BOP rDeni9ItenS fir Die BrtDat>
Teller Die EterqueIe tDteoer HieBt. Sd,
tpeltn oteie 6erreH Fit iDr eigele8 SrtereIIe
a%rbeltelt, 10 fDnnen tie etipaS AT Stau0e
brI1gen, Die lautparm fje Ith au1 oft
hoberen BettrebuH8en ge9eniiber perDalten."
Otelen fletncn S6log am @ablfalten 1T
0eS WeoineS 6etanItn 0te grobibitioniIten
ungefGbr gleidSeittg nit benz gr0beren
Cottage in Der @eri6tSItube 3i OuDuque,
100 Der &J6ter lit oa5 8erlauQen oe5 pro<
btbittonilteu : 8ereinS, Dag ct leur3e0n
G0antnirtbi6aFten u1teroriideu ioae, NIT
benz Gci6cjoe abDie5: Semanoen IeineS
GigentbumS at berauben, Dlr0e gegcn bic
TerTafn1g Deritoben.
Da8 bon ben itdbttfhen 8eb0r6en
SEEM OOrtS ernannte GDn1ite, INN Die @eLz
Der uno Beitrdge 3ur Grrt6tung zines
0enfmaIs 3H G6ren Oe5 sc II q IT.
freunbes 8eter Cooper IN Gmz
pfang Su 1ebmen, belt neuIt0 cine Sibung
unb Oa beri6tete Der S6abmeilter, MaaDor
@olon, baB bic Bis jsbt ein9eIaufene Summe
$5259.4 "A betrdge. SeitelS 3ablrei6er Runftz
Ter limb @ntiplrfe fitr Elm 9enfmal eiuGez
gangen, ipel9e inbeIieu 5uridgele9t tDeroen
muBten, bis bas @omite beitimmt tDilien
tpirr, Iber tpelde Sunlnte e5 Deriugeit
fann. Das @omite ernannte Johann ber>
ihie6ene 0erren, 0eren &ufgabe eS iein i0Q,
peri0nIt0 0eitrdge 81 iammeIn, i'm Die
DenfmaIstaiie 10 bel ais m68li9 an3uz
fdipeIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
Sic GcnGs ia ReatuGD tnS @irs
otGaieNA

Oie Soffnung, bnB Die 8erifte iber bic
berbeerenOe Seu0e in ben 0odt6dIern Ser
Que96auieS in ben Dbengendnnten Staaten
unlDdbr Doer iDenigite1tS grObli6 ibertrte=
ben ieien, bat ii0 leioer 1tur tbetlpeiie ers
fIQt.
g8aS 3unGdft Gentudp betrtfft, 10
bat ii0 ole beoeutenbit: borttge 3eitung,
Louisville Courier Journal, 0urcD aus>
geiduOte Gorrelponbenten Don BET @abr6ett
Der 8ertdts iiber3eugt. Gin Correspondent,
tbettS an Eeuneiiee, tbeilS an 8;+ginieu
9ren3enben Counties bur1forI6t bat, be-
ridtet bon bort:
,Sn 8enttfD pItbet 6ie Trantbeit be-
iou0erS in ben Counties Sarlalt. 2etder,
Yerrp, GeSIte unO Beu, I'm l0ltmmIten
III 6Qrlar1. Sic rt6tet ldIimme 8erbeeru1z
geu AT, b~eIDn6erS uIter. Den arnIen Santtz
lien oct Srti0aften Goor Sort uno @I0oer
Greet, tpeIde ettpa % WfeiLen bon Mount
Yleaiant e%ntfernt in ben @ebirgen Ite9en.
9ie BON Der Granfhett 8efaIenen iterben
rGi@. SIN einem 0rte "itorben 3ip1Lf an
@tnem Gage. Wian fonnte faum senug
Surge auftretben, I'm tie SIT 6eQrabet. SSn
SrOmn5 Street, niit0et Die Seu1e nit iolz
def Mirfuug, 6aB es nidt mebr m0gLtd
tit, etn 0er5eidniB Der @eltorbeneu 3u flbz
rem. W2an triTIt baieI6it an ben ltfern be5
TluiIe5 teinen ~gelunDeu W}eni9en me6r an.
GS febleu 9ter5te uub Qtr3neien. Die Sez
D0Ifcrung bebilft iid nit &rQutern uro
Wur5eln. oil 0eren Deilenoe GrGft ite gIaubt.
SSn !Oarld1 @puntD breItete it6 bic Gptbe>
rlte nit GROCER Shneliafeit aus. Su Den
luolther &6eiLeu Der Counties Qet1er 1no
45errD, in Eeslic @ountU un0 i'm nDrO0lt>
llden Sbetle BON 8ea GpuntD bat bic
Seude feiten SUB gefaBt, bod iin6 Die SEE
rtdte 1ber Die 8erbeerungen tpioerlpre>
demo. Sin @5eipGbrsmarH glaubt, baB
Ounoerte bon GOoesfGue1 nDrtommeu. Die.
3abt Der BON Der 6rantbeit Befolcnen eRt>
5ltbt tt0 Ieoer 8ere1uung. JlienlanD ldleirlt
lbre Dabre Natur au fenuen. Sic beginllt
init UtaBetfrQlnpfen, tpel0en et1 ben &rQn1
fen lIn9erletn idmGdenber 0Hrbidu unb
cine NnldmeIung Der Geble folgt. Nimmt
Die &rdlt0ett nidt in brei oDer pier SaQen
etnen toDtlt6en NuSgang, 10 erDolt ii0 Der
6ra11fe. 8etrefi5 iDre5 uriprung5 itimlnen
ale NG0rtbten bobin Therein, ooB Die 1lrz
fade i'll benz GenuB unretuen Maliers be-
itebt. Sn SOlge Ser LANCE unbalten6en
9irre bntten Die Sill unb BGhe i6mubiz
geS gSai1er. Die Wtat5ernte lit gut, Ounger
Hi'V S+SIO YCt+ Iuptu hutr 10Stt UlS OEUpt>
terung, Da lie ole ibre 3ett Den &ranfen
iDiDmen mus, ben W{at9 uid)t einbeimIen
fam. Die WRGhlen, ipelde bon ben fIeinen
8lltiien 9ctrie6en tpurOen. itebeu iG1nmtIi9
fill"
Our @eroeutIidung obiger gQdri6ten
gebelt mir iol9en0e intereiiante Sdiloeruug
Der 8eldaffen0eit iener OegeIoen aus Der
Stem yorfer StaatS5tg.:"
D@ie Seu6e bat i6ren SiB in benz
0tittcls un0 8nOtenpunfte ber QQegbanDz
8ette. ais Incident ii6 Die ei8entliden
%Que96antes Oocr 9ip0loher, Die y8lolen
Serge, bos Cumberland 8lateau uro Die
Qourelz ober @Geitnutz8erge entipifeln.
6ier 1T baS G~uellengebiet be6 Cumberland,
pes 0iouongabela, OeS Sbenal0oah. be5
Santes, bes 9ietr, oes 8anatpla, beS Sanbp
uto Der neitIiben QueQhGiie BEG 9enuciIee,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01

@egen Der NufternbGnfe in Ser
GDeiapeafe . a / nn0 tbren gfebenz
gemQIlern 6at IS ih0n manhen fletnen
Seetrtea gsgeben. uuo beru6mt lit Der
6rtegs5l9 Des pirgtniiden @ouperneurS
Cameron gegen bic nNuiternsYtraten aus
Oiarplanb.
Qtber aud Sic Staaten 8ir9inten
uno MarDIanb lelbit limb tpegen ber
Nuiternfrage i6on meArmaLs nit chamber
IN StreIt 9eratDeu. Ileber ben n~eueften
Streit btefer Qlrt bertdtet Der vOeutl6e
Gorreiponoeltt" pon Baltimore:
v0te beioen g}a6bariroaten WarDlano
uno 0irgtnieH boben lett tbrer eritelt
8eiiebelung DISQUALIFICATION gebabt, balo
pegen Der @renSen, Dalo ipegen Der Slide
rel, balb inpe8sn pes NriternfanqeS> uno
faum lit etu SrieDen Derei1bGrt, b. +. Die
Quele elmer Del6meroe peritopft, 10 gebt
es am anDeren @n6e pieoer los. GeBten
@inter fanben LANCE llnter6onoIungen
aDiiden bet6en Staaten tpe0en Der 8otoz
a c>&uiternbdnfe fiat, utO Die 0eiebgez
bu1g l6lpB euoit6 einen 8ergiej6. 9ie>
ier Sage aber fiibrteu DteIe ieIbigen Gotoz
notwithstanding Su elmer idarfen Sorrez
ipon6cna Spii6en ben 0ouoerneuren Der
beiOen Staten. Die WlarDlanoer Quitern>
B0Ii5et bat rGmtid auf ben 9luiternbGrlfen
ser ct. @eorgSsSniel mebrere pirginiide
@ulternboote gefapert uno iie ais CUTE 8riie
in eiuen WtarDlan0er 0afen gebra6t. @ou>
berneur Cameron BON 8irginien iArieb oeS>
balb cine oiplomattihe 0fote an ben oberz
item GriegSberrn bon WarDIano, baB oieics
8erfabreu cine 8erIeBung beS 8ertrages
lei, Der crit lebteit Btnter b~eitGti9t tporben,
llnb bab bic @irginier iofort Den oirginiz
ihen 8eb0rben ilberantportet tperoen
miBten. @ouperneur Wtc2auc BON MarDz
Lamb iab 6as @i9ttge bieier Torberung etn
rno enti1uloi9te ieinen @roBzN0mirnl
Mabbeu, Der IT'D in Golge ieiner 9aafbabn
pGbreno bes 8Urgerfrte9eS al bas 8riienz
MAIDEN gctp0bnt bat, u1lo CAB Die nOthtgen
8efebIe, Die 8ir9inRr logleiA an 8ir9inten
%au85ulieferu. Sonlit tit Der 6rjeDc 3piz
i1en ben beioen amerifantiAen GoteOldde
ten, ben ein5ieen, Die Dent9itenS sic Sbee BON
elmer Grie9sHDtte baben, moriH ie befar1nts
LID iogar Der oberberritden Union poraus
ftno, UorlGufig tpieber bergeiteut."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
0ermEfMteS.

- Mos ben yio eben entbedten" Gieienz
See M itaiitnt" III Canada betrtift,
10 felt es itd beraus, baB ct eritenS
fetu 0fteieniee 1T un0 oaB CT 3meitenS ihoH
Dor S~Q6rbunDerten ent0eGt tpurbe. Gr era
16eint bereits duf ben Glteiten &artell, uno
purbe 10ou 1872 BON Seiuiteuz8 dtern be-
reift, 0enet baio fran3Diihe 0an0el5lelte
nno bic Mgeltten Der DuoIonb1iz Go!npognte
folgten. SpGter lit CT nod ie6r oft erforl6t
Doroen, 3ulebt 1882 our9 ben groteIlor
SoRn @albraitb bon GorOnto.
-&arI Nbrenot ma6te ii6, oI5 er'
Tirsli6 nit Der &ee1e'lheu Sbeatertruppe
til IeraS NOR, aud nit Der neuen Nrt
pom Seibe5ud betnnnt uno i6t6te
uns aus Der Staat56auptitGOt 2lulttlt cine
1punoerid)0ne Brobe bortiger 9el6er 9toDIetoe
nebit folgenbeu belebrenDen Bemertungen:
DS6 betam 'olhe 0obieioe in Quitin bon
6errn Sultl8 Sd iB G, Dem @igent1itmer
oeS WO0enblattes ySorlpdrt9" oalelblt.
0tele Setoe lit beSDalb interellant, neil
9err S0iiBe fe BON 3aupen getpann,
ote I'D, b 8Idttern beS v8otS
b'Arc", Der io9en. uOiage Orange"
ernabrten, uno nt6t bonn &aW6 DeS
Wtaulbeerb0umeS. Ser lateinti6e 9tame
bes %eritgenannten 8aume5 lit vMacluria
Aurantica"; Ell ipddt iptlo 1T Den nferz
Staten am ~meritaniihen U}eerbuien uno
gcbeibt aud III ben iib6itii@en StaGten;
ieine Trud)t lit duBerLt6 Der glpietiine dAnz
lt6, nun ptel gr0Ber unO ni0t genteBbar."
gu Der bon benz repub[ifanti9m IeIoz
5uGSletter SoneS uto BON Der Chicago
Gribune DDrgeidIa9enen rpennDlDGs
nt16enG I'm oeSienatur" 8tatne's
meint oaS vBittsbur9er 8oIfs6[.": .9tbelt7
teuerli6 uno feiner beionoeren 8ea9Guug
mertb eridetut Der GoriGlaQ. ooB 8loire
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01

pubIifanii6en Stimm3etteE Sorriion's
9tanen Gnbringen iDuten. Wletner @nii1t
nab tanrt lid oaber Serr 9arriion einstg
unO auein bel ben SrlGn0ern fir ieine 9liez
berldge bebanfen. Die 0eutiden baben
Dgut" fir i'm 9eIttmmt, IND nenn aud
no1 elrtge Sauleno mebr, (unter ipcl6en
IS mande aus iebr nabeltegenoen @riinoen
batter tbun ioIen), fir IGN Geitimnt b6tz
ten, 10 tpiiroe er bod nidt ertD46It iporben
letn, neil eben Der 2tbFan Der irti6en 9ez
motraten elm SIT GROCER mar.
0ana bel0noer5 gut fontte man Die
Sttmmung Der Srldn0er in ben Edgen bonn
5. bis gum Is. giouember erfennen, in Der
3eit bon p9Gngen un0 8anaen IN i6pebenz
Der 4etn." sic bofften, bag Blaine hinz
eI1ge3Ghlt rDeroen niirbe uuo t6re 0tit6ter
ttrablten f0rmItA Dor Treu0e; ieBt freiIi6
ttnoet man fat nur l0l0e, bic oa be6aupz
ten, tie bdtten bemofratii6 geitimmt, paRrz
ldetnIid), tDetl ite befiirGten, baB tbre
Stamme5getoiien BET Der @emters8 ertbei=
lung ftht Qenug berildiidtigt DerOe1 mOd)@
ten. W(an bat aber 81 Diele Setpelle in
6dn0en, ME Die Deri0ieOenen g~tottonalitG>
ten 9eltimmt ba6en. Su Aurora 3. s.,
iDel1cS au1 cine 1tarte 9r6eiter>8 eu0ltez
rung beliSt, tDur0e in ben ron ben ccyrIGns
OeriI DelD0Dnfel Se6trtel et1e 0erDQltltB>
mdBtg gerjn9ere bemofratii6e Stimmenabz
9abe oer5ei6net, ais fril6er, tp1breno lit
Sen beutiden Ma0lbe3irten 9eraos bas
@egentbetI Der SAT- mar.
Den 0eutihen aber, aud bielen ie6r
itrammen 9iepubItfauern. i6eint es ieBt
ii6eraa cine gang b~eiouoere Sreu6e 3u MAJ
den, baB 9craoe Jest, na1oem 10 biele SIR
I6nOer in fat alien Staaten gum eriteu
UlaI i6rer alien 2ie6e, Ser oemotratiI6en
8artei. untreu getporben Flb, elm bemotraz
ttlGer 8rGiioent ertpGbLt poroen lit.
SEQ. 81. Mailon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
ssaaemstnsr maarenmsrrt.

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