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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

MS Appearance this Week Al Powers $
Opera House.

5oe hmnel retarn ~ thi- cllg Ia neV
pias sll ts welcomed rs al lowers ~ A,en-
ulas tan. The new piay which has sel
planted lom hos.u tFitz, the bohemian,
ls announced 10 inciudt q fcW recolieciiaus
~ lotai-raiissf ancient Alsiory a. tse Worio
swings along no~adays-Gnd has Original
songs ella dances. among them Love h. e
Flower ''one Naugtis baby .Ausi Is,oA
on Dot faee, ''Iom. Can the Cove la.
and "Stsr Of Love fritg is d fixture Ia
tle estevm Of ouf citizens, who perslsteItis
refuse % believe tie stories todd OF hls pow
ers fading Or his atlFaeuyencss failing u
would lee difficult For ham 10 produces a play
that would not please ms old-t4ne admirers
Those Who know say that the new drama
shi@h he viii present Thursday nlshi sur
passes All his attractions. We shall SEE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

WASHINGTON. March rs. General Sheridan
to-day received dispatch announcing that
the Dc Boomers" who had assembled on the
borders of the Indian Territory. With tie
Intention of invading Oklahoma, had VIZ
ualy disbanded upon hearing the Presi-
dents proclamation. The War Department
arpreheul no further trouble with the
.tf.51rrerl '
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

WAsmSGroS. March l6.-About two hun
dred representative OF religious. temper
ance and charitable organizations in Wash
ington. called upon Miss Cleveland at the
White House this afternoon. and presented
petition. urging her assistance IN the tenn
perance cause Miss Cleveland received the
delegation cordially. expressed am interest
ia the good work accomplished aud thanked
them for their visit. The callers were also
received by the President.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

room IN a house occupied by Mrs. Bailey. at
81 East Fulton street. and took a pocket
book containing $40 from a cloak hanging
IN closet. They we're seen. and a man who
happened 10 be IN the vicinity pursued them
so closely that they dropped the pocket book
with the money intact. but the man did not
get near enough 10 identify the thieves.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

NASHVILLE. March i6.-The first number
of the Nashville Union. new Democratic
daily. viii appear tomorrow. The Union
viii have the United Press telegraphic ser
vice. and viii be- an Outspokeu. independent
Democratic paper. cordially supporting
Clevellnd'- administration, devoted To the
development OF the New South. and opposed
% b0urbonsm or SectiOnalism IN any shape.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
THE WHEAT CROP.

Uofasoraole Reports Of Its Condition
for the Coming Year.
AluwAUKEE. March l5.-S. ". Tall
madse. the we'll known crops statistician,
S ia receipt Of late information in relation
o. tne area. condition and present outlook
0f the winter wheat crop. The report shows
the acreage % be largely decreased as com
pared 0lth last year. The condition is very
uufsg0rable and the prospects for a tar
gleid are most unpromiSlng.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

BorrwDAv. March l6. - 81 Sakurada,
japanese Minister ia Holland and
Belgium. was -hot dead IN a room Of the
Hotel DE- Hallaude IN this city yesterday,
by woman, who afterward wounded her
self with a dagger The woman refuses 60
give her uame or make any explanation of
the sifair She had Just arrived with n.
Saklrada from Brussels.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17


FIOUB- B-Dull and unchanged superb lf s. q.
b -: round hoop Ohio s. fsRrt ~ ciff fniils
extra - ~sfs % tor Nee; Indies. southern foslf
modefHte demand hut shaky. common 20 choice
extra > l0ef ? 81
What Options moderately active snd rfions
fucfuated slightly. closing heavy % about 5esfff
day prices spot lots hrnls held and uilciausI.l
spot sales unErsdf-i s'-fIHs ~i sc. fsrr-sdsd WIN
fcf rfd - Nl stc. No. F. rfsi winter ~ 0f1r un-
grated white. -ilsc So rei state. 'sF ind No. =
red winter. Apri. r. n -sc. de- MAJ est HFac
COIN Options guiei HDd IrrFgG lar. c.ssiug
steady with n trffe dtiilne epod iois CLOSED
firm and unchanged. Spot saiee steamer mixed
59c unrrFdad miTed. sea- 0ffisc. No. 3 TO- snd
steamer yellow. 'A,sc.
nsTs-OTstions fsirly alive and firm closing 81
~ Yui yesterday teures. spot lofs weak ~ a r.
lower. Nfuf sairp NJ. white. state u g.. NJ x
mixed March sir- do Aprii 3fas 9ssc
RyF Dolls Western -
ksHfFF nominal.
poHK Quiet nn=s 81 -aN ~ -.
Lam DuiL teatg. - 3U5 = each. s.
April
sUeAR Doh fair to gs.ui refining 48@43
kfTTFH- ilui. state i6ff Dc western iissf 52r
tpoe Duii state. - 49, tc. western llff ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
Concentrating British Forces.

LovDoN. March l6.-Orders have been for
warded 81 concentrate at Hong Kong al the
vessels of the British squadron in Chinese
waters
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

WASHINGTON. March i6.-Secretary Lamar
today directed that the usual notice be p0b-
h=hed informing ths public chat The for
feited Texas Pacific lands had been restored
ta the public domain by the act of + ID. -.
lss5. and are now open for entry and sale
audfr tha general homestead and pre-
eIuntiou 'and-inw=.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
tionors tor Earl Spencer.

LoNDoy. March l6.-Earl Spencer has been
recommeI ded 10y Gladstone TO the Queen for
decoration. in recognition Of his services as
Lord Lieutenant of ireland.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
pHL THoMp SON GErs LEFr.
Miller. Of Virginia. Nominated fer
Re.enle ComnnIssIoner.

TO VIII
WAsHDGlos. March le.-Iha President
to-day seat 10 the Senate the nomination ~
Josepa 5. Miller, IT West Nirsinia, 20 te
Conlni-sioprr Of internal Revenue.
HIS appointment I- regarded ~ decided
victory tor oaD4lsi , Randall. AR. Carlisle
ana all Als friends urged tAe appointment q
Phi namlson. of Kentucky. BIZ. Rainfall
supported Miller and Miller &, appointed
Politicians say this Is very strong lndicl.-
tl0a lhsl tla Randall Peuus5 lyanlt ldea Wall
control tli- administration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

physician, Well known IA Mexican society.
had duel Friday night with swords. The
ue8tpaper nam fatally wounded his
antas soAl-t. bat himself ESCAPED unhurt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

NAsuVsr1N. Mlrch iG.-Red Cloud
cl-ed snd had an interview vith Secretary
Lamar. He asked for she removal II Agent
ArehlcuddV. alleging dishonest practices
n che past of the aE Mt. Mr. Lamar ssid
b Nnu-l c.nsLaeI ~. natter.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

LosDov. March l6.-In the eX2mination of
Cunningham and Burton to-d.y 1t was
shown that Cunningham had bought an
ogercoat large enough 10 wear outside of his
regular overcoat. The Crown Counsel claim
l.. object WAS 20 couced packages of vx-
plo-iyes uadef the coat. The trousers found
n lhs sali-e Left 10 Charing Cross Station
we're proved 20 he the same size as those
Uorn by Burton The hearing was adjourned
until Monday next.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

PAms. March l6.-rhe Chamber has
agreed to raise the duty upon live cattle
from fifteen TO twenty five francs per lOO
kllogrammes. gross weight
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
TRADE AND FINANCE
New York.

NV YORK March IT,
Wall street closing. Money CLOSED cas- loli 4
per cent. Exchange closei weak. posfed rates
81 ssk@f ~6is actual rates 81 s2s40l.ss Tor sisf,
days. ~ s5lssti s5a for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6s I2-
bid; i's coupons I22is bid. a. do IIIal bid
Pacific railroad bonds CLOSED asfollows Union
frsis. ll2sA @ils. Land Grsnts 1gq'4 q i0ais bid
sinking funds 1Ia bid. Centrals II2@II1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

PAcHUcA, Mex, March le.-Miguel Pion-
carte. while digging a ditch on the Tacoma
Harrc0ua, came across box containing
$500 no Continental money made IN the
iImr of the yIcerOys.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
fire at Calumet.

HoUoHToS. Mich, March lo.-A fire at
calumet last night burned the old air com
pres-or building. Loss unknown; building
uninsured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
W,ntry Weather.

CHnoyGAs Mich., March 16.-The mer-
curry WIS l5 below zero tbs morning. Snow
ha. been n inches deep on the level since
Sunday morning. Trains are behind time.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17

Cornso. Mss. March Is The Concord
PrbGe library committee has unanimously
decfded 20 exclude Nark Twain new book
H1esi-herry FINN. from tbe shelves 81
faat iustitrton as -tBpant. irreVereuf and
.r5-tr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
Convicts Arrested

capped c0nvicts Bowies, Ashman and Cones.
from IOnia. Mich. were arrested here to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-17
Five Below at lonia.

Io>1A, Mich. March IG.-The thermometer
marked i've degrees below zero here this
morning.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27

Srrmann, Mto., 5ebr. 22ten 1885.
8cgclmdBise @erlammtiru9 pes Scr
mnm Sdnrh6iiscn Sercius.
Sic Hrotofolle Der ucrber9ehcnocu
@erlumn,lun9cn iunyhen rsrleNn lmb
oraenOnnien
9nsharn lpuroc hel0loNen dm ;tcu
Nt1r; einen Wnstcnball abjuboltcu
9out Sel6tuB crnautc Der &icc Yrdii-
bent bicraui Die 0errer $. Scniing ien.,
s. 2uetbc uuo y. 8Oct6emeicr ais Gin
arrangements COMMITTEE, nIs Die Spcr-
reu j. Nd.sner, u, 8ap uuO No. Z.
3enIins als Srpulm9s Committee.
Ter Gintritt sum SaQ iuurbc nui
% Geuts "a Eeripn Icit9elcst. 9icr-
ouf wurbe 0err Subu 8oblfen, iucIf)cr
frii6er eit Ntitglieb bes @ereins lunr
ldut Sei1lus nicbrr IL Henicl6cn nuf-
9enpn;n,et-
Ginnabmen nu Seitra9cn $14.So.
N1ierauI @ertagung,
q. y. 6reunb. SEC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
Jranf's 5arm, iuurSe sutsebeiBen.

5rant's 5arni, fuurSe sutsebeiBeu.
8ei6lOfieu, ben Ebeil Der Jirlt Gree
9foab Weld)er unter benz 9tamen Sent.
per's Sill lrnb ben Sbeil Der Sron 8pab
tuel9er ols S6sner's SiiseG betnnnt lift
ntacaeamiiiren ju lafen mS bnB bil
9(rbeiten i'm Guntroft iudbrenb Der ndd).
iteu Sieuua Der Court ouS9eacbcn iuc,
Den.
Cine 8cduuns uou Jiuoolpb Yoier
| fir $26 ais 3ablun9 fir feline 0ienite
als Guuntp Gontmiiiicucr, wuroe nn=
9enommer.
Cine 9lulueilun9 inl 8etra9e bon
$1O5.35 iuuroe Su Guniten bon GoRrab
Slinse, Gouutp G(crts @ebiibren,
ou89eitellt.
Cine &ednun9 BON g. .. 8nrnno g.
Co.. fir 51reibmerterinlien, i'm 8etrnse
pom s35.25 tuurbe 5ur 3nbfung nnse.
ipieIen.
Sobn %. @inn iDurDe Elm Sar(ebn
bon S4OO 8esen cine 6ppOtbef nuf
@runbeisentbun unb ben Serren 5enrp
gSader unb 9lug. @afer ais 8lreen,
benillist.
M. 3. 5illa. 8esauHebcr beS 3.
0iitrifts reitbte ieinen 8eri9t Elm, mel.
der an9enommen uub beiien 8e9nun9
i'm Setrnge BON $1S2.75 iur 3nblung
anscipieIen iuurbe.
Cine Jfe6nun9 BON 9raf 8rOs. fir
0rudarbeiten unb Sln5eisen im 8etrase
BON s32.35 tuurbe sur Sablung anse=
iuielen.
Cine Stnlpeiiuns jill @uniten pm
9pnrub S9u6 I'M 8etrase pun $500.
fir ben lluterbalt bon @arie Samm
tuurpe ausseitcat.
Siinf 9fe6uln9cu nou u. >. 9arnarh
& Gp. fir Experimentation, i'm Se>
tra9c bon s5G.15 murbcu sur 3dhlm9
an9eiuieleu.
SenrD @albefcr, 9Se9ouHebcr ppm
Z. unb Srib !Subeiu uou Is. Diitrict
reidten iGre Bcri6te ein, iuel6e beibe
9enebmist purbcn. Die Re6nnns bes
griteren im Setrase BON $224.6O mb
ebenfall5 Die bes 9csteren i'm 8etrngc
ppu S1440O iuurheu SIR 3ahlm9 an
9euicien.
&e6nnn9 bon 0eHrD Moore unb .. |
9Obeiu S6.S5, fir Rcpnratur at 8crf |
Seu9 fir &onb 0iItritt Np. 13, uurbc |
crlnuht.
9tic. 6luetld, @e9aufiebcr uuu 0iit |
9iu ,, ma6te 9lbre6uuua nno uurSc !
banu eine 9tuluciilm9 iu ieincn @unitcn
im &ctrn9c ppu $16O.5O aus8CItcltt. /
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
Grtuicbrrnng auf ,,Gin nrttrs Pu=
ft1rdlcu."

llutcriei6uctcr 1at ii1 nllc Mi6c &C
se6cu um i'll bem 9loreB =%erjci6uiB Der
epang. Gaitoreu ciren nit 9fnmCn 6cin-
ri6 Mcicr ausfiuoia ;u maden. 0arun
Itnune nit mir liebcr 9clcr ocs SuGf3
blntt, lUcnu uus nurd cincn Siuiiicr nit
eincm Ntdl 9eld9t nuo III Die 98clt pp-
Iaunt miro, cs bat ciitcu cunn9eliI6cn
Enitpr gtamen3 y. lReicr ipirflid &C
sebcn mo 5lunr i'll Der cuaug. @cmcinhc
ju Siuiss 9Ro I'd lc9e bierniit iol9cn-
DC 6ra9en bent Ginicnocr beg Gin net
te5 8altOr9en" Dor, Wtil mir nift im
@erilt9iten bctannt Der Name. bic
8erlOu NIB nmtli9e 3eu9 ;
nille. ~ &on luel6em 8ir6enf6r.
per Dat CT leine paIturale SDdti9fcit CT
balten? p Seer bat !Scrrn 8. Mcier
gum Seellorser nnb HaItor 9ema6t :?
81 @er fat bieles I6duoli6e Subieft
Der cuan9elii6en @encinbe 81 SWiss
le'llcr Selt emptoDlen, I p. tDm oIc
@emeinbe iIbcrseben? &cr? ober tueldc
firdlidc Sencnnuns? Sittc mid iebr
Su entI6ulbi9cn menrer llupihenbeit
6atbcr in bislcn Stiideu. t5iir meinc
Herlou, slaube id nidt an Die &idtis-
felt bes Iaitur 8. Nteier, loubcru on
Die Sdul6ung, tuomit CT iudbte ouhcre,
uub leibcr au6 be euanselii6e @emein=
De SIT Sluiss 5u iiberliiten, ourd ibre
ei9ue S6ulb. Dies meiue Gntsesnuno
i'll Sesus Der euausefil6eu eo6lteruu9
uno Der lid ldulpenben @abrbcit.
6ermanu& oenis.
cOan9. Hfarrer.
0ermdun. Wto.. Den "A. Sc6ruar 1885.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
m 8eprdientalrtenhauie

Sm 8eprdientnttenbuuie unierel
Staats= =2esislatur iuurbe leste @o6t
Die Seiesuorlnse, tuel9e bic Seiti1nmung
trifft baB Die Staats giniumlberunes
Seborbe nbsei6afft iperbeu io1, nit
9roBer Mebr6cit on9enummar. Die
5erren &eprdlentnnteu iucld)e fir pie
Gbi9nffun9 Der 8e96roe ftimntelt, i6ei=
men Der sniidt gu ieir, baB uuIcr
Stnnt oi6t senil9 beiiebelt lit mo Gin
3niua9s Der 8ep0lfer,lns bur9 Gin-
iuanoerun9 in feiner s8eiie eriuiinidt
1T. go miro ieOenfulls auBerbal6 un-
ieres Staates Die slbi9nffrug bieier
8eb6rbe nufsefnBt luerben. Seinnbe
ale &epnblifaner Itimmtcu qcgcn Die
betreffenoe 8iQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27

Die Oeutl9en 8epu6lif ancr III GGica
90 baben ii6 bieier Gage ill eintr citcl,
Sereinigun9 Snlammenget6an' unb fpl
senbes politii6e GrOaramm nuI9eitcllt
ri. &ir galter lmipanbelbar felt an
ben @runbidben Der 5reibeit unb beS
Sortl6rittes, ST. bcnen li6 Die rcpubli-
fanildc 8artei felt ibrer Griinbuug be
fannie, uno hebnupteu, baB bicielGc
nod ieBt Die leitenben uno beItimmcnben
8rin5ipien zines 9rOBen SbcilcS her
8iirser bieier &epublif iinp.
2. g8ir perbammen Die Sebauptlmg.
baB Die republifanii6c Gartei nur cine
8artci bon @efiiblcn unb Smpulicl1
lei, mo erfldren biele 9luifniiun9 nl3
sefdbrli6e Srrlebrcn, nur hnau &c
i6aIien, llneini9feit berourjubringcu
unb llujufricbenbeit SIT forocrn, 81
oieIen Srrlebren re6neu mir bns g&ci
6crItimmre6t mo Die Yrobibitipn, ne
nen mir ais &epublifaner ncuti6sr 2tb
tunft nuI's Gntlficbcnlte Den arica CT
fldreu.
3. g8ir uer(nu9cl cile ipnridm:, cbr
li9e unb freililrni9e Scrluultltn9 ollcl
Dffentli6en9lemtcr uub ocrpfliftcn uu9
hormoniid mp einmiltbi9 baiur ju mir
fen, haB nur ebrcnbaite. Ireiiilni9e ltni
pertrauenswiirbise 9ir9er bon ben rc
publifnnii6cn GonueutiUnen ols Gnubi
ooten fir 0ffent(idlc 9temtcr nufgeltell
iuerben ioller." e.
9(uf oicle SlatfOrn fuun ii6 nit 9<cr-
trauen iebcr 8enublifaner iteGen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
ilnfriisli@s 9Sittrrunssprssnsii ors
altsn SaGiers 9bomas fir
Das SaBr 1885

1Sanunr.
60 lang bns @i8 i'm 8rimncu balt't,
SIt'S in bieIem Monat falt;
lS4ntilit ba5 Gis unb riuit Der SdIuee
3but hie 8dlte Seitem iueh'.
Sc6ruor.
9cnn's am 9i6tmesta9e i6neit,
SIT Der 9ritte nidt mebr tpeit:
SIT es ober flar lrnS bell,
Spmnt nerIelbc grab 10 id)nell.
MAR.
&e9net's nm Sebnten, nert Dir bas
@irIt On ii1er beim Nuseeb'n NAB.
@ern Die Sr6i9e Su 5eitis quaden,
Siscn lie ipdter ituntm III beu 9ofcr.
9(priI.
Gritt in 9lprif piel 9tegen ein,
go 9iebt es tueni9 SpnneuSdein
SIT Der !Simmel rein uno flar,
Sinh eie Re9entropfen rar.
Wai.
1ie i'm Mai Die 9Siuoe iueb'u,
&ann man auf benz Sir9tburm ieb'n.
Sit's i'm Mtai audi nod 10 fiibl,
@irb bem 8auern bpb oft i6ipiil
SuHi.
0onnert's all ct. Barbara,
Damn 1T ein @eipitter nab.
@enn I'm SoDanni Der &udud l6reit,
S6rt man i'm, lueiB @utt pie melt.
Suti.
ST Der Suli l6pul rmb beiB,
Sonuint man Dbne Sunit in ShiueiB.
0o9 tuer I'M Gramen iibt,
9ludl bei fiiblem Ictter idiuist
Stu9uit.
Gpnucnl6ein 6rinot int glu9uit
gScnig &iibluug unl'rcr 8ruIt.
&egnct's an ct. 0artelmG',
SIT Der Serbit idpn i'll Der 9tGb'
Septcmb bcr
s&cm hie S6walbcn beimpdrts 9cb'u
Sino ni6t oielc meDr 5u lc6'n.
fegnet's nn Oti6aeli ltart,
g8irh ou6 na6 bie Sau i'm Horf,
Sttpber.
Ont uudD Die Srdubc Sunutnid)rin,
Sefpmmt man oOdl ulci tiiultlidleu 9Sciu
@enu cS an ct. @nlt Idueit,
BiC6t'@ onl 9irdlucibipnntn0 StrCit.
9pucmhcr.
,Slt'3 Ill Nllcrlcclcu marm,
Sriert uidt Isdacr nod 0enburm.
Sicbt's auf Mnrtini @is mh SfncC,
Siuo hnhcim l1u0it ocu uuh Slec.
cjcmbcr.
% uenig S6ucc, % uiclCr iGllt,
&cibnnhtcn ioltct imncr @elh.
0tnn lueiB am lcbtcn Sng im S0br
SemiR crit, mic haS SSCttcr lpar
Sl. 8lD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
9ns 2cibrn iidlcr hnrhri.

Daasenleiben lit cine sefdbrli9e Sa9e
10 lonee es banert; nber mas fir cine
9eiesnete grleifteruns iuenn es i6minz
BET. Srau s. u. @ens bon 10 9tlans
tic Strase. Sartforb Conn. itbret6t, iie
bate 8roiun's SrOn 8itter's sesen
Mdgenleiben probirt utb empianb ipl6e
2inberun0 baB bas 2eiben sdn5fi6 per-
idtpnnb. sic enipfeblt bieIe sroBe
giIensWcoiiin nGIer bencn, iuel6e onntit
bebaftet iirb. is furirt 9eher= utb
gtierenleieen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27

0as Saus-Gomite beridtctc lebte
8ofe bic bon Serrn Stecle BON 9ctiS
County eirserei9te semeinl6aftli6e
&eiolution, ipona9 ben 8ir9ern bicIes
Staates BEL Der nd6lten onscmeinen
@abl bic Srase uuterbreitet ucrbell
lol. oh Die StaatsbauptItabt BON Sci
ferion @itp uad Sebalia nerleet mer.
ben io(l, nit Der gmpfe9lung baB lie
an9enOmnten iueroe an bas SoauS ;uriid
uno es fat ben Iri9ein als pb Die &c
lOlutipn im 6alIie louuBl ipic I'M Scnatc
an9enommen unb bic 5ra9e ben 8iir9ern
oes Stantes sur Guti6eioung ltnter=
breitet tperoen iuiro. Nb Die SIrqer
oes Staates aber ii6 Su @unitcn elmer
8erle9uns Oes gapitols umo Der oaraus
entItebenben Sermc6rrn9 lnIercr
StaatsI9ulb erfldren iucrben, lit cine
aloere 5ra9e
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6rrmann s9arfi6iisen=gsrsin.

Ocrmduu, Mo., Den "a. 6ebruar 1885
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27

Die 6ra9e Oh cine @eluerbei6ule sur
gusbilbun9 Der S6iiler bes Qincplr
tSnltituts, fir 6drbi9e, erri6tet uno filr
6ieien 9tued Die Summe ppn $4,000
aus5uiesen, CAB lebten 0ienstag 9tah
mitta9 I'M &eprGientauten 6ouIe gu
elmer lebbaften Oebatte 8erau(a1Iung,
in tuel6er bon Seiten Der BcIilruorter
Der @taBresel nit 93e9t selteno gema6t
tpnroe, oas e5 im Sutereiie Der Siirgcr
unieres Staates liest, Die 6arb i9en,
peldle feline 10 CUTE Selesenbeit bnbcr,
tpie Die & 6inber iueiBer Gltern, III ir9euo
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
Ncotlsirte 0reiie

in Sonef's 9asennnbcr- unb S&mieee-
luerfitdtte. Sferhe merecR bsi6laaer
su 35 Gents per 9uI. @osen unS
3hiiae 10 Sro5ent niebriser ols friber.
9enrD 6oRed.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-28
BRIEFLETS.

One Of the strongest attractions on the
road is A. F. Smith, the skater
The Rock Island pillow works have shut
down for short time for necessary re-
pairs.
Congressman J. H. Murphy is spends
ing the holiday season with his family in
Davenport,
Miss Jessie Wheaton of Geneseo, is
spending the holidays with her brother
Charles, in the city.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telehone No. 1901, cd
Mr.. A. F. Smith. tho scientific trick
and burlesque skater at the rink New
Years day afternoon and evening.
Bnford Post G. A. r.. meets for annu al
inspection this evening. Commander
Bowman is anxious that comrade should
be in attendance.
Wilbers Madison Square theatre Com
pany arrived at the Harper house this
morning and tonight they open week $
engagement at the theatre in Hazel
Kirke.'
A lad named John O'Hara, nine years
of age, was drowned in the river while
playing on the ice on Christmas day.
Accidental drowning was the verdict of
the jury,
D, II. Wheeler, epresentlng the fam -
Gus Dan Sully's Corner Grocer" which
will be Mr., Knells first attraction at
Harpers theatre ono week from tonight
is in the city.
Miss Anna Buford left for Fort Bu-
ford, Dakota, last evening on visit 10
her sister, Mrs Bell She will be absent
about n month.
The friends of Dr. Chas Hampton in
Davenport aud Rock Island. who was in
jurcd by a very severe fall, and has been
confined to his room at the hotel for the
past week, will be pleased to know that
he is rapidly convalescng
sheriff Reicker returned Yesterday
i''li pntih't hdNliE iolBtu ltlihutc
Filnigan. Jr in the reform school there
for stealing a lap robe from the Rock ISL
and house barn. Last night he left for
jacksonville with G. Il. Dieckman and
Geo MeNall. who will he placed in the
insane asylum there.
Jacob Brockman, the well known deal,
ct in garden sass who is resident OF
South Rock Island. will this evening
celebrate his fifty sixth birthday by Civ
ing party at his residence to his many
friends. Time has dealt gently with hin,
AS no gray hairs grace his Uranium. The
ARGUS wishes Mr.. Brockman may live tn
see many more anniversaries
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-28
Exchange |


In the life of a medical man of large and
influential practice, there must be many and
varying episodes, but there ara few advent
ures that can surpasS in horror the one re-
cently experienced Ly Dr. Morrison at
Paris. A man Of fms manners and APPEAR
ance was introduces into his consulting
room who Immediately accosted the med
ical man with this startling declaration:
"For years past | have been suffering the
most intense agony from disease of the
lungs; | have trie every treatment, but in
vain. ! am informed that tbs liver cut
from the yet warm human frame will effect
a certain cure, and | have chosen you us the
victim
The doctor gasped with terror as he saw
the maniac advance toward him with a
sharp stiettu in his hand, but instantly re-
covering his presence OF mind, he replied
with cool cmphasia: You are quite right,
my fren |, but in order to effect cure the
organ must be in sound state; now | have
suffered for year, with n liver complaint,
but | can introduce you to IA brother prac IL
toner of NINE upon whom you can make
the experiment The mailman consented,
and in Il few iuomeht, he was secured and
conducted to an insane asylum. His name
is R!ehl, a native of Hanover, occupying u
wealthy position in society. Dr. Morri.
son was so affected hy' the scene that he was
stricken down with attack Of apoF'exy
on the same night.