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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
Great speech by Hon. J. Ran. Tucker

Great speech by Hon. j. Ran. Tucker.
IN RESPONSE TO AN INVITATION OF THE
CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS WORKING.
MEMS LEGION.
One of those magnificent Democratic au-
diences that Staunton is so famous for fur
nishing. assembled at the Opera House last
Friday night to hear the Hon. John Randolph
Tucker upon the issues of the pending can
vass. The large building was well hlleo with
both ladies and gentlemen. and amply were
they repaid; for there seemed TO be but one
sentiment, and that was, that Mr.. Tucker
had more than measured up to his national
reputation as an orator and statesman.
For two hours he held his large audience in
rapt attention, while he proceeded in the most
mastery way to present the merits of the
great cause for which he spoke.
II would be impossible for us TO give any adj
equate idea of Mr.. fuckers great effort, for so
constantly were we engaged in listening to the
noble sentiments that fell from the speakers
lips that it was impossible to take notes.
Mr.. Tucker began with discussion of the
Constitution Of our country, and showed how
inseparably the liberties of the people were
involved in our adherence to it as our only
chart He showed how the Republican party
since 1t first came into power, had ridden over
- 80 T,,,,rnoo,, - o. 1,.ss - -
80 -, al -. ,st. ~ 80,
-. "
Blaine and other Republicans like him were
madly hurting against the down-trodden psa-
pie of our Southern land was sublime and
aroused the widest enthusiasm of his de-
lighted hearers
The speaker took up Mr.. Blaine's famous
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80 ny e's'e. INSISTS "nu inain'ains. ne
"es - 80 :. piaos 'no whoie cost OF ao-
ins sne sos ernAene upon tne tarlH
.eeenues. Mh i,l ne con1enoeo Wotuo make Inc
YARN suihcieneiy nien 10 aHoro ample protec-
'io W Aneiioan N nuiaoturers anu LABOR.
MI iuckers oeience ei nlmseH upon the
onAlse tlst ne was a Iree-trader. In the sense
sna' HIS enemies cnose 10 understand 1t, was
ny no means the least eloquent and convincing
portloh OF MS great effort. He declared him.
sen 70 De Inc irleno OF the laboring man, and
we 'nihK proved conciuslVely tnat ne-was, 10
Ine Satisfaction OF MS large ana lnteliigent au-
oience.
ne depicted In graphic terms Blaine's cor
rupI connectlon with railroad Joboers ana 9TH
or monopohsts; now he had used his Office as
speaker OF Inc House OF Representatives to
lurther schemes IN winch ne was interested,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Matchless Metal POlish.-An elegant
preparation for removing RUST from any
metal. 1t VIII polish Silver and Gold without
injury to the metal. For sale only by
jyI BERKELEY IL WALTERS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

SORTER AND ALE, Is ..--e1sAo
Richmond Grain and Flour Market,
September 26, 1854.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 100 bushels. Mixed. 1854
bushels. Red. 1854 bushels. Total, 6,63S bushels.
CoRN-White,2,4 2S bushels. Mixed. 800 BUSH
OA1s.-156f b1shels.
RYE.-40 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wHEAT.-White, 100 bushels common to
Ole Red .04S bushels common to prime Long
berry at so to 94c 40 bushels common to
very good Shortberry at 20 to sec.
CoRN.-White, 800 bushels good on private
EOATs.-17O bushels prime winter at 44c.
RYE.-40 bushels very good at 65c.
FLOUR.
We quote: Fine, 50 OO@s2.5O; superfine, So $50
So 90; extra. S400@S425; family. S4.2o@S5 60 D;
Patent family, country, s5.25@S575. Market
very dull.
Richmond live Stock Market, Sept. ~.
Prices this week ranged as follows:
BEEF CATrLE.-Very best, 5@514c.; medium
to good, 31a@415c; common to fair, 2G314c.
SHEEP.-3k04l4c. gross.
LAMBs.-31l@5c. gross.
There were sol head of beef cattle, 1872 hogs.
and GIL sheep and lambs on the market dur
iug the week.
p.,ltimore Live Stock Market, Sept. %.
Pl,ices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows
Best\5 50@S6.00; that generally rated nrst quar-
itv o0Ns5.50: medium or good fair quality
z iO6st50; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
cows 2.gO@S2.75. Extreme range of prices 2 %
ASS co. Most of the sales were from go
Z o59 head Total sales for the week 2.l66 head
Trade has been slow. with the supply in ex.
cess of tho demand. Top grades and good
butcher Cal tie were shade off from last week
while other trades were 1s9Hc lower. There
has been o la. -ge number of thin and common
Cattle on the market during the past two
weeks, the bulk of the tops going East, being
in excess of the demand here.
Sheep and Lambs.-There was some little i'm.
provement in the quality of the offerings this
week over those OF last week. Trade has beer
fair for good stock, with some little outside de
mand. Common Sheep arc slow of SALE w,
quote butcher Sheep at 219@41a cents, ant
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
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Rough on Corns," for Corns, BunIons. 15c.
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"Buchu-paiba." great kidney and urinary
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Flies. reaches. ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
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Rough on Coughs" troches, l5c; liquid, CSC.
For children, slow in development. puny and
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

The loveliest line of WHITE and COLOR
ED-BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS ever
brought to Staunton, can now be seen at Kay
ser, Shirley & Taylor's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

When you go to Kayser, Shirley e. Taylor's
ask for the CELEBRATED Kid Glove, oalled
| the A RLIN ~ Z.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Ladies, the prettiest line Of French ant
American CRETONNE5 ever brought tt
Staunton, can be found at Kayser, Shirley q
Taylor's
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

-, nplexion restored by GicDm's SUI
-,h BAP SO. up. 20 oo...
P.,,.s lair Bye. black or brown. 90 cents.
HI. = veethaclae Drops cure in one
minute.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
Charity Commenced at Hso.ne

ThesTRICOT SUITINGS are lovely and at
tracing great attention, at Kayser, Shirley &
TaylOr'S. SepH}-H
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

If you want the cheapest Window Shades
call or send your orders to B. M. JAlLIsoN's,
Main street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Ladies, she best xEzD G. LOVE in the MIR
ket can be had at Kayser, Shirley & Tayior's
They geEssine Paris Kids, aud there are
none better.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS! =
The largest stock in the city, at Kayser, Shir-
key & Taylor's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

2eariu mind thatThorJl burg's is the place &c
get nice huggies and horses. haclts. Mc. ie22-t:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
shopping-Bags and Lunch-B Baskets, at stlfrs.

NEW GINGHAMS, NEW OTTOMAN SUIT
INGS, NEW CASHMERES, Novelties in
PLA1DS and STRIPES, just received at Kay
ser, Sh irkey & Taylor's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
Vi AIR REAGE@

1868, 600, 900 were collected from the peo-
pie last year. Is it not time for change?
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Call and examine our stock Of TOBACCO AND
GIG .sS. Chewing Tobacco from so cents to
go per pound. BERKELEY & WALTERS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Genuine Raw Silk for Lambrequins and
Curtains. for sale 1T B. n. JAMrsoN's: IS inches
wide, at 81. 90 per yard
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Ifyou want ? nice buggy and horse, haak
spring-wagon, or anything in the livery line
go In Thornburg's ie22-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Call and see the LOVELY FALL GOODS
at KAYsER, Shirley & TAYLoR's. sep23-2t
b. NJ. JAMESON sells the best Linen Window
Shades at 90 cents per pair. with all the Fix
lures.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

FELT PAPER for going under carpets; onl.
&C. a yard, at B. NJ. JAWIsoN's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

VELVET und VELVETEENS, all shades
and prices. at Kayser. Shirley G. Taylors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL
me following table gives the exports of bread.
stui1s from the United States during the month
of August, 1884, with their valnas.



Agsregate comparisons of the kinds, quanti
t'es' ana values OF bread stuffs exported from
tue ohiteo STATES during certain periods il
1891 with corresponding dates in 1888:
The total expoits OF breadstuffs for the eight
months ended August 81, 1884, were s95. co.. $50
oeiog SiS5Si'2Z 20 less than for the corresponding
pefioi Of the previous year.
ihere was an Increase In the exports of wheat
during the eight months of 1884 over 1888 oil
4,f59.lOo ousheis. bnt the total value of the
wheat export Oh 1854 was less than in 1883 by
81, s39, c32
Inc EXPORT OF Indian corn were less than in
1865 by Il sZs.Soi bushels. and in value by SIS
23S, 233
The experts Tor August, 1884. were valued at
A4l9,74o less taan those for August, 1888. and at
81 4ll,0Sl more than for July, 1854.
The total value Of the exports from the JTn;.
ted States of beef. pork. and dairy products.
exclusive OF I'VE cattle and hogs, reported in
AIaust, 1884, was So $50 262 less than in tie cor
responding month of last year. The exports
of these articles for the eight months ended
Augusta, 1854, were valued at S62, ga JIG, which
was $l7,34,15 less than the value of such ex-
ports for the corresponding period of 1883.
The beef products exported during August
were as follows:
Pounds. Value.
Beer, nned.-.......-...-........ S245, l69
Beef. SS9 4S2 696 724
Beef, sailed, picked, and
other cured ,5s5,653 27,3
The exports of cattle and hogs in August
were:
Cattle, 9,79S, valued at SS7S. 1906 and 1850 hogs,
valued at S25,652
In the Baltimore wheat market On Saturday
Southern was in demand. Longberry 92 to 95
cents. Fultz. Sc TO SO cents, with upward ten
dency.
8tlUutOn Va arlxetS
sTAUN-,,N. SEPTEMBER 20, 1884
WHEAT.-Receiptsl light.
FLOUR Purchasing prices By aoholesale deal
ers from country mills are slightly lo,oer than
quotations. Decline since last week in some
grades.
CORN Bat little offering.
CORN MEAL The city demand is supplied
from country mills. Market well supplied,
CoFFEE.-No change.
SUGAR.-Slight decline from last week.
BACoN.-Country bacon i'll demand. West
ern. firm at quotations.
BUTTER.-Large stocks of inferior. Good in
demand, with upward quotations.
WooL.-Withoutc change. But little offering.
HAY.-No change.
week.
The quotations are wholesale, not retaa1
Country Produce.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

exchanged for wheat
sept30-2ts J. +. GRAHAM.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

. Rocking Chairs, 90 cents to 500. at stins.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Picture Frames. cheapest in town, at sttrs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

IN RESPONSE TO AN INVITATION OF THE
CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS WORKING
MEMS LEGION
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
Trough on Corns," for Corns, BunIons. 15c.

"Roagh on Rats" clears out Rats, M ice. l5c
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Thin people. "Wells' Health Renewer'' re-
stores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, &c. 81.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

Ladies who you'd retain freshness and vivac-
ity don't failtO try ''Wells' Health Remover"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30

:snatasngt.s 51-s charged FOR ut advertising T0t
iSas:ess 81 GefgslasnMoLishedc ,razksitsosi siH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
Wnm 0oneunprf.

9ie bonn G6ica1o Gurner<8 estrt gu Ser
in Davenport 5uiammentretenoen 8unoesz
ta9iabung 6es GurnerbunoeS Don gorbz
Nmertfa ertpG6lten0 . le9ateu tratenS anitag
Mtittag bonn 8a6nbof' Der 9tOd SsIanOz
@ilenbabn aus ibre 9feiie an. 9en 6erren
lit Elm guQman BalaitzNaBen 3ur Berfiz
gung 9eiteut, unO eS Deroen ii6 tbnen
einige Oelegaten aus anberen 8e5irfen anz
i6lieBen. SolgenOe iino Die Dele8aten oes
@bicago'er Surnerz8 e5ires: Son Der G6iz
cogo Turnqemeinbe Die 6erren: 6oe6iter,
Stern, gtettelborit, SuOer, Tbielepape,
@eorg, &uede1, Sobn 6. MlQer uno
Senrp Wfattern; bonn 8or1pGrtS7 Xurnoers
elm: 3tubens, Blum, @lop uno 3euer;
pom Nurora=3 urnoeretn: Qe6ner, Spies,
@aert, Warfus unO 3app; bon Soutb
8eno: 9tidel, 2eber unb@aDer; bon geru:
8rte6l uno 8rteninc; Don MtenOota:
&ieiielba6 bon 0aiaue: @ert6Deim; pOlt
Sttoma: Web9er. Die 8unbestaglaBun9
miro mtnoeitens bret Sage Oauern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
GcLDMtnnrOe.A

Quf Ser 8rairie binter 6em County
6ospttal, nabe Ser @de Der 2incolnz uno
goIfitraBe, periibte 0tenitag 1fa6mtttag
gegen 5 u1r Der 28id6rtge Sarmer Sames
Stone SeIbftmOrO, inoem er iid nit einem
8eoplper einmaL il6er Dem red1ten Quge in
ben Sopf uno einmal Dur6 oas 6er3 i6oB.
Stone fiiGrte Die Ibat in @egentpart ieineS
16iGbrigen 8ruoers GDarles aus, Der ietne
@ltern Don Dem traurigen GreigniB in
&enntniB leBte. Gin @runo fir Die traIz
rtge G9at fonnte Bis JEST nid)t entbcGt lperz
ben, ieoo6 bat eS ben Nni6ein, ais oh ii9
&ome aus Gram barber erl6olen bat,
baB er idon lett ldngerer 3eit teine Nrbeit
bot. 9ie 2eihe bes SelbltmOroerS, belien
@ltern $50. $50 8lue SSlano 2lne. tpoDnen,
murDe mad Der Wtor9le 9eid1afft.
observation-disclosures belt 0onnerita9 @oroz
nerS9ebulfe CLANCY ben Snquelt ab Iber ben
2ei6nom beS 65idbri9en Grltlt Stopner. IS
er9ab ii6, Dap Der olte Otalln por9eitern init
lei1em Jtac6bar S9li0tmann einen Streit
bate, iiber DaS @inidreiten ietner iSrau in
nod 9r0Bere Mutb 9erietb unb pl0gIicb auf
u1D bauon Lief, morouf er it'd iii Sefferion
on einem Saum oufbGn9te. Der lln9lilfz
li9e ioQ bis 5u benz gang ununotipirten, per-
3weifelten S9ritt poufonmen bel S~ertanO
geDelen Ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
Me@eaaae fretaefprodlen.

Getl Wc&eague, Ser iunge SLeii6er, tpeIz
der oes WtorOes oeS @6epaares Miuion in
Mtltnettfa angeflagt mar, tpurbe am leBten
WtttttDO6 na6 etnemBro5eile, Der iber bret
Wo6en Dauerte, bon oen@ei6porenen fret>
gelproden. @S tpuroe bon mebreren Der
@el6norenen b%efdnnt, oaB fte ben Q(ngez
flagten mobl fir ben 8eriiber Der i6euBz
lt6en TDat 6telten, aber angeit6tS Der
mangelnDen 8elpetsfubrung eS nt6t nit
t6rem @emtlien Deretnbaren fonnten, t6n
gu perlrtbeilen. Die SurD bate inbelien
iteben OtaI Qbgeittmmt, bepor Tie it6 etntgte,
Da anfangs bier Der @el9woreucn ben 9lns
9~eflagten iiir i6uGOig ertIGrten. Ser
StaatSantpalt Wltlls bate ei1e muiterDafte
S6llBreoe gebdIten, tpel6e aud has gus
bltfuln, tpel0eS am @n6e oes 8rD5eileS fir
ben Nn9efla9ten Rartei na6ln, tDeilDeile
bon Der S6uID beS iuugen Sleil6erS ii6er>
5ergte. 1tt6tSoeltoneni9er lit man aQgez
lnetn Der 0nlt6t, DaB feline SURF bere6ttgt
9eipelen DGre, WcSteague auf @tuno Der
Dorltegenoen tnoirecten 8etpetle gu terurz
tbeilen. Mc&eague Duroe ms @efdngntB
5uri6gefIbrt, benn IS l6tpebte gegen i'm
nod Die Q~lntlage pegen @rlnoroung Der
Trat gSiQ Jon. @r tDlroe Suerit MIR iDegen
@rmorou1q beS 6errn 3iaion pro3eiiirt,
tpeil Oas @eieb DerIangt, oaB etn 0es 5tpeis
faden W1orOes Qlngefla9ter aud eillen stpets
faden Bro5eB 5u beiteben bat. Staatsan>
malt WtilS permohte aber nibt na6auz
ipetien, bab ct 5nr Stiibe Der 5petten Qlnz
tlage, nel6e la6lid oieielbe tDie bic erlte
1T, mebr 8etpeiSmaterial 6erbeti6affen
f0nne. @r beantra9te beStpegen 8etern,
Die SDeite Qlntlage gegen WcGeagne tauen
5u la1iet. Wc&eague puroe aus benz @ez
fdngniB entlaiien. Ser Wte0erbolnng
elmer NlntIage leitens Ser @roBgel9pprenen
iteht nihtS i'm gHede.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
Gin tpnhltA6tioes Merf.

Die Shenfung elmer Sllmme bon
$4,000 SeitenS Der Srau Srailf, elmer Der
Grbinnen pes Wi6aeL Geeie'l6en gtad)>
lalleS, bat bic @riinDung elmer @eieIIidaft
3lr 8erpflegung ln0 @r5tebultg iibil6er
Nailenfin0er 5ur Solge gebabt unD eS lit
eth Vertpaltung5rut1 ernanrt tporoen, oelle1
SGnoen Der Sonb ibergeben merben piro.
IS mar 5uerit Die 9bitht Ser @ebcrtn ge>
tpelerl. eth iiDtl6es Maiienbats erri6ten
3u lal1en, bod lit ie benz GatDe ibreS
Sobnes 9enrp 8. Srarf, Der Elm Weit9lieo
DeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit, ltto nnberer
berporragenoer Ssracltte1t gefolgt, tpeI6e
Den Elau Der Il1terbyingultg Der Watien in
Yrtoatfamlltell, 0enen idbrli6 cine be-
lttlnmte Sunllne fir Bic Scrpflesung un0
Gr5ie0ung Der &inber ST. Sableu lit, Dem
gatlenDalSplan ais Derldieocnen 0riin>
ben porSteGeu. ST. BbiIaoelpbia lit Dieies
SDittm i6on ieit Sipei Sabren init @riolg
uno sur all9clnetnen 3ufrteOenDeit ourh>
gefllDrt !nor0cll, IND 1ctre SorSlge fino
aud nidt l0rper jt crfenlet. OaS Stno,
ipclheS iciuer Gltern 6eraubt lit, fil6lt itb
IN ciler 8ripdtfdrnltie tpeniger Derlaiien
unb btellgt, alS III elmer probclt 9lnitaIt, no
cS tdgltd) Sd)Goren Don acknowledgements
Tim iid lieDr uub burO 0dS iDitentatti6e
Ginerlet Der Qebeu5fpciie uu6 GrSiebirg
ipie our0 10 Dtele tleilte JiebenDerbGltnilie
td9li6 an ieine abbdngige Gage ert1inert
miro.
9ie 11mriie 6es oben erpG6nten glanes
linb bon bel 6erren t0enrD 8. Trant u1o
SuliuS Hoientbal euttporfen poroen. Gs
miro beabii6tiQt, bieieS Q8erf Der Noblz
tbGtigfeit allf G6icagoer Gtnoer 5u bel6rGll7
fe1 ullo bic Orell5el ni6t ipetter 5t 3tebel1,
ais Die Sur Berfiigu1g itebe1toen Wtittei
re0tferti9er1, oeln es lou oarauf 9elehen
iperoen, baB Die &inOer, beren iid Die @ez
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Dung unb CUTE Berpflegung erbolten. GS
iperoen 9Bd0ter ooer 8ormunber angeiteut
iperoen, pel0e BON 3eit SIT 53ett umi6au
balten muiien, Of Die in gfege gege6enen
8niien aud I'M @tntlang init ben Witne
i6en OeS 0treftOriums Derlorgt ur0 unterz
ri6tet ~tperocn, unO ben Bflegeeltern miro
eS CUR Yfli6t genta6t tperoen, ben Gtnbern
etnen guten lnterrt6t in ben 0ffentli6eu
S6ulen unb cine religt0fe @rjtebung na6
Nnpeilung DeS 8orlnltnoeS 3I Ibeil fperoen
All laiIen. Der 8ertpaltungSrat6 fam,
tpenn er IS fir l1Dt6ig befinoet, etnen Ne6iel
Der Yflegeeltern zines &inbes anoronen.
9ieieS neue, .auf Der WObltbdtigfett elmer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trau be%griln0ete linz
terne6men lit UNI 10 me9r nit Sreuoen 81
begriiBen, ais ca5 ein5tge jeBt beitebenoe
Glepelanoer iIoii9e WaiienbauS gdn3li9
uberflut lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
snrnerbefnd1 aus ct. eonts.

1tnlere Gbica9oer Surner riiten it6 gum
@mpfaltg Der st. Souiier, tpel6e am 10.
Suli, NbenbS 9 ubr, bon ct. 2ouiS abreiz
len unb am Sonntag, ben 20. Sult, bier
init Der Gb. & Nlton>@ ilenbabn anfommel1
tperoel1. 9ln Dem 9usflug bet6etltgen ii6
aue fteben Turn1@ereine bon ct. 2outs,
benen 1t6 bic Surner bon Beleotne anz
l6lieben merDe1, iooaB Die 3abl Der tDtQz
fommenen @Gite it6 auf nabeSu $500 be-
lauren miro.
Die 6ieltsen Surner baIten IS fir tire
Bfli9t, ben 9diten et11elt m0glt6It fe1tz
ltden uno berSIiden Gmpfang gu tereiter,
lit IS bod nod in frtlGer @rinnerltng, tpte
eldn5enb bic Nufnabme mar, pel6e tie
leIblt bet1n GunoeS>SurnIe1 in ct. Souls
fanoer, unO pte gaitfret Der 8ortpdrtSz
Surnoeretn BET letnem &usflug %empfan9en
nurDe.
Die BRET 6ieiigen Gereine BADEN Gomites
ernannt, bic gemeinl6aftli9 umfof1enoe
8orbereitungen fir Elm edit turlerti6es
@tQtommen treffen ioIen. Nls 6auptz
feitplab lift Der TurnersBarf alserieben
tporben, tpo6in bic Gomttes bereits in @ez
meini6aft nit DEM @igentbiirner bes Parz
feS, Serrn 9ottfrteO, etnen Nusflug inter-
naDmen, un Die n0tbigen @inrt9tun9en
porsu6ereiten.
9aS S%eitpro9ramm 1T toLgenbes: Gmz
pfang Der @dite auf Dem Babnbof ieite1s
Der peretntgten Gurner G~hica9o'S u1o Sc
lettung 1ab Oem Sremout 6ouie. Cont
merciaL 6oteI unb Ssnrict'S 6otel. gta9z
mitta9s UNI 1 ooer 2 u6r Sabrt nab benz
Surner>Barf. Sim Montag NIsflug na9
W}tlpaufee, GIdfebr Nbe1os. Qtm Dtenz
flag 8Ormittag 8eitdti9ung Der Sebens1
miir6i9feiten @bicago's- in &utiden, Na6z
mttta9S 0ampfbootfabrt auf Dem 0tt9i9a1
Gee. WbenDS 6eimfQhrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
TreGcS &e9intet.
Gin GGiTscapitan fabrt nit ieinett s 4bra
sen9 ee9em etnc gef@IOIeme 9rI6
pbne amf oaS gSarnnneS TgmaL

VCeDCS 0eytEtNGV.
Gin GdiTscapitam fabrt nit ieinens s 4bra
seng eeecm cine sef@lnNeme 8rii&
pbne amf oaS y arunneS it9maL
sm adten.
Sins Ser fre9iten8ubenitiGe tpurbeOo
reritag morgen 9egett 8ubr bon oemGapitGn
Der 0ampf6arte ,gSiutQm s. @0maroS",
DIES S6tff i'm Sall DeS S6leppers 81. 8.
gSarb" ben SilOarm oeS 6lulics entlang
fubr un0, nadOcm eS Die NoamSitraBenz
Britde palitrt Dattc, Die 8fude an Ban
SurerlftraBe 9ei6lolen uno altf Derlelben
Den rot6en8all, oa5 Oalttgnol fir Sbtte,
alfge6ogen fano. Ser @apitdn 0es S6lepz
perS CAB @%egenbalnpf nnO lu6te oas Sabrz
3e1g auf5u6alten, Der @apttdn Der Barfe
ieoo0, tpeldcr ebenfaQs aufgefeuert bate,
adtcte ni0t auf oas Signal, lonbern fltbr
nit Dolem 0ampf auf Die 8riiGc Los,
nidt a6teno Den 9tuf bes 8ritdeniDGrters,
Ser tbm %5urief: uQ8as gum 6enfcr madden
Sic benn 2" Oas TabrSeug traf nit Dem
8orDerma1t Die Sriide IN Der 9id6e beS
@entrepter unD 5~crtriimmerte i6r @jeldnoer
IND %einSelue Sragbalten, loDaB i9re Jtepaz
rattr ni6t ipentger ais 500 foiten mir6.
Ser StpB iDar 10 Dcfttg, Dap Die Bride in
rGl6e 0rebung geriet6 urlo nod eitmal
bas 6iltertbeil beS Sa6r5euges traf, pelz
9eS fait unbei6dbi9t ipetterfubr.
Der unperanttDortIi1e 2eihtitnn bes
Gapitdns bate lei6t 9roBeS l1n9Iiid anz
riDten f0nnen, benn fur3 Dor benz j3uiamz
menitoB mar Elm bon Nelten fomn1enoer
acknowledgements arf Die Bride gefa6z
rer, Oeiien galidgicre frctli0 oaS l1nglId
bor6ergele6eu batten uno fritb3etttg abgez
iprultgen tparen. &uti6er uno GonOufteur
ieoo6 ma6ten ialnmt Dem 8riGenndrter
George Malfer Die Interchangeable Garz
uiielzTaDrt nit, Die ie io6alO nibt perz
geiien :perbelt. QGalter iopObl, ME Der
alllpeienoe YoLiSiit GraDnor erflQren, baB Die
8arfe nit 9et1tigfeit bdtte anbalten tper0eu
%f0nnen, nenn Der @opitdn es getpDIt babe.
gapitdn Wtalort ipur0e ipdter perbaftet,
puBte ii6 aber Dor benz &i6ter Damit
neiBsupai9en, 6aB iein Wiaihintit Das
Signal gum JfidwGrtSia9ren fall9 perz
it1uoeu nQbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02

1tnfere &ciSemocn bcfmG)ett 8e9ett=
tu6rti0 foI9cnoe Gtaatcm:
Sserr &esrD 2St9Octs &amfaS 4ttt0
Webrasta.
Sserr &obert G6eI Wtumeiota. attO
@iSeonfin.
Scer g. ~. Nemntatt Snotama a.to
SDio-
Serr SDeoSore Yintber Goto=
rGSO.
G1as. &SikokfD> SGinOtS.