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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
Sc BALL.
EUREKA, Kas., Aug. Is

EUREKA, Kas., Aug. IS.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
The Eureka boys sauntered over to
Toronto yesterday 10 play the nine
of that place a game for purse OF
fifty dollars. The Toronto boys were
rather strong batters and the game
waxed close. The score stood 20 TO 20
in favor of Eureka. A great deal OF
kicking was made against the Eureka
umpirc bv the T0rontos, but the gen.
eral opinion was that he was very
efficient umpire.
Sabbath evening Rev. Joel Harper,
formerly of Wichita, delivered 4 lee
ture at the Congregational church for
the benefit, principally, of school
teachers attending the institute. The
subiect-"School Teachers and
School Teaching" - was very
creditably handled by Mr.
Harper, and The crowded house
of visitors listened appreciativeiy dur
ing the whole evening.
Electric Lights.-C. L. Decker, oil
this place. and mechanist of many
years experience, is trying to secure
enough subscribers for an electric
light each, to make up twenty lights,
when he will pat in an electric plant.
The city council has agreed to take
five street lights at $50 per year
each, and prospects are now that
about the required number have sub
scribed and Eureka shall have electric
lights. which will prove to be great
advantage for the growth and mater
ial welfare OF our now prosperous
city.
The corn crop of Greenwood coun-
ty is now made and insures another
grain boom in the magnificent yield,
for the county that last season sent
corn to the New Orleans exposition
which took the medal for being the
best corn in the world. r.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
swindlin. Life Insurance Companies.

New Ycri, Cor. Baltimore Americaa.1
Something like sw.ndIe on the life in.
suraucs cjmpsnisS All a novelty in it,
way, las teea discovered by three OF the
large concerns almost sinlultane5usiy.
Great numbers OF applicant. for policies are
rejected on nccoun. o; their physical ua-
souniness. Men in the early stages o. con
sumption, heart disease AMI other fatal but
slow, malalies seek 70 insure their imported
lives. Under a rigid medical examination.
1t was supposed that such Undesirable risks
were escaped by the companies But the
examiner are now convinced that fraud
has been practicei rather extensively
through the connivance Of disioysl soliciting
agents
In one exposed case the agent came across
Q man who had been rejected because Of tad
respiration. indicating pulmonary disease In
its incip.ency, and assured him that his ap-
piicatiou could be put through b. the simple
means Of drinking glass OF gin iut before
submitting TO the examination The liquor
would make him breathe freely durin- the
ordeal This was reported at headquarters
and an investigation made. Il seems that
Che symptoms of heart disease to-. have
been in numerous in t=nces suhduai BY
drugs long enough 70 serve the purpose o.
deception
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19


The wairIs has about an inch and half
to two inches OF biubber directly under his
skin. and this is U Ell by the natives to get
oil for their lamps while they devour large
quantities of the blubbsr especially during
the severe COLI Of winter. The meat and
blubter are eat n both cooked and raw.
The tough hide cut into strips about foo.
long is ussi As dog-food, and is the best
material in the Arctic regions for that pur-
pose, half d, zsn u doz,n Of these lid
bits given to dog every other day being
sufficient 70 keep him in fine condition right
along whatever kind Of work be may lie do
inS. Sometime the natives cook il Cor =
day or two in their sirnneriny kettles AMI it
becomes friable, hut otherwise il Is as tough
as sole leather, and TO eat i; il must b, Gu; in
small hits that can Be swallowed 81 once as
chewing i, would have no more effect fhan
IL would on trade doiixr. In fsc,- the
Russians used to take wairus h;:e AMI. cut
ting II into little bits. ooined It into money,
and found it as servicab,e As metal
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
THE NEW BOOK.

Old John Brown, OF Ossa~a,omie
Roberts Bros. of Boston, Mass, have
lust published the life and letters oi
John Brown. the libera;or of Kansas
and martyr of Virginia, by Frank Il
Sanhorn. The book is an octave vol
ume neatly bound in fine cloth and
contains about $50 pages.
Mr.. Sanborn possessed special quail
ifications for the preparation of this
work. He is well known rs a writer
of rare ability. He was on terms of
close intimacy with John Brown in
his lifetime: and in n large measure
shared his confidence in the planning
and execution of his designs against
slavery. He was intimate with
Browns family and associates, ami
thus the materials for his work came
into his full possession Their compil-
alton. arrangement and Calculation
have been done with fidelity,and with
admirable clearness.
To all old kansaus this book VIII
seem indispensable, and the children ol
those who were on Kansas soil anferi-
or to 1850, will take an interest in 1T
not less deep: for the history of Kan
sas without this history of John
Brown would be very much like the
play of Hamlet with Hamlet omitted
The work comprises seventeen chap
tiers. The title of the first is. ..Ances-
try and Childhood:" of the last, The
Death and Character of John Brown"
The names of John Brown, Abraham
Lincoln, and Ulysses ). Grant, SO
stand intertwined tina; if considere d
in connection with the names of
George Washington and Thomas def
fersoD: New England, Virginia and
the west stood out in bold relief, as
making perpetual plea for the rights
of-human nature.
Washington. rs the father of his
country: Jefferson, as the author ei
the proviso excluding slavery from tn
northwest; Lincoln. as the emancipae
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
A Cumbrous Saddle.

ltAchansce-i
The saddle o; Queen Bertha, Of Burgundy,
b described as "a most cumbrous machine.
Il is KEEP; in great state in the parish church
Of Payerne. a walled town in Canton Vsui.
Ii appears from the style Of this saddle that
in QGeen Bertha's day it was the fashion
for ladies 10 ride en- cavalier. This royal
lady was a most Industrious person; it Is
relatei Of her that she spun As she rode,
and that her distaf was planted On tbs
nluiu,el y
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
Austrian Hours of Labor.

Under the Esv Law REQUESTING the hoGrS
Of labor and tie observance q Sundays ami
holidays in Austria TIE working day ~
male adults IN al trade sra domestic serv-
ice, with certain exceptions : ln-tsi 10
eleven hours Occasional exsslssorss Of tbs
time are allowed 20 certain employees. .sUeh
Is railway servants. hackney coscAm-n an
conductors. pos,n-E s13 pc-tsrs, but tie
extension is never g. excsei Al extra hour
Nigh; work fo- women and boys under 70
is only 20 be permitted in few exceptional
cases Youths employsi as waters aHd
posboys may. provided they have not bsscn
on duty during the daytime. be worked
from p. m 70 midnight t1t tnsy are On
no account 20 be kept At work altar i1ai-
night The panses for neaisArs no: 10 Be
ssckonei within the maximum TINA Of lAboc.
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Champion

The Philadelphia North American
warns the prohibitionists that by de-
serting the Republicans and setting
up i'm business for themselves they are
playing directly into the hands of
party from which they have nothing
TO hope and with which they have
nothing IN common. Every prohlbi
Zionist of intelligence knows that, ant
he ought to know that he has most tt
gain by cooperating with the part,
which is prepared TO go the farthes'
i'm his direction.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19

Frank Dale has been appointed reg
lister of the Wichita land Office, vice
Il. l.. Walker, removed. Mr.. Dale
belongs TO the young and progressive
Democracy of Kansas, and has already
a state reputation for the earnest and
effective work he has done. \ good
LAWYER. an honest man. imbued
thoroughly with the interests of the
great southwest, he will be faithful
servant in the position to which he
has been appointed, aud will no doubt
consider that in filling public trust.
Success to Mr.. Barber County
Index
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19

The revival O. the story of Secre-
tary Stanton's suicide is about as base
less piece of SANDER as has been per
petrated lately. The foolish story
was officially squelched several years
ago by the statement of Surgeon Gen.
eral Barnes. Those who are resusci'
tating it are either fools or slanderers
Champion
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scott. Grant and Fish.

was at West Point in 1850 All saw
Grant AMI Gen Scott meet each other Tor
tie first time Gran. had bean under Scott
in Mexico, but had no chance to get very
near him. Scott looked TO be about eigh:
feet high As Grant came up the steps OF
the hotel with a blush on hi; face, he
reached his hand TO the great, huge giant
Not long atterwarl went to the funeral OF
Gen Scott a: West Point. After Con.
GraAt had gone across the river to Mr.
Est's country house AMI partaken o. ths
serene hopitalitie' there he came back t. tha
station AMI inquired: who is tlis Mr..
Fish!' They toll him that Fish hal been
governor OF New York. senator from New
York and vas DESCENDED from Old Peter
Stuy-esant. tho hero If Washington Irving
In the course of tins Grant invitsi Fisa
into his cabinet
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19

North Main street In the Third Ward at
Freeman's livery stable, North TopekS.
avenue. In the Fourth ward, at Abe smith 3
carpenter shop. on North Main street. In The
Fifth ward. ut ONCE of Z. ID. seaman, sou. n
siae OF Chicago aveuue.
The following Bsused electors shall &C; 81
judges OF said election in the severxI warts OF
| said city, % follows: First Ward, ". a. Csld-
WE'LL Charles SchnItzler and Thoms. Jewell
Second Ward. 4. II. Garrison. r. 2. Watson
aud ID. r. Mckinsey- Third wsrd. u. A.
Mitchell, h. T.. Hale xad j. p FurlonS Fourth
wari. J. II. Alley, Ben Fish and John stew
art. Fifth Ward. L. Middleton, Sol Fletcher
and X. d. seaman.
The following named electors Of said city
shall act Is clerks Of said election in their re-
specIive wards, namels: First Wsrti, " T.
stem and George kayser- Second wsri. Robe I
Guthrie, Sr.. aud c. L. Adams. THIRD ward.
Charles A. Freeman and II. L. Peck. faurih
Ward, Nelson McClee and 4. Sommer=- Fifth
Ward, John T. Gould and NJ. q. Smith.
Witness my hand as mayor of the city al
Wichita, this ssth day of July, a. ID. ISIS.
b. W. ALDRiCH.
Attest: Mayor.
| VIZ GREEN. City Clerk.
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Legitimate i'm Wall Street
T-Gata's- Letter

VAtl ISttcfI
Not a device practiced in any gambling
house Of the globe is not considered lesiti-
mate in Wall street. A man ruins his friend
and they joke together abou; il One broker
agrees with his partners to put up . stock
He then goes out and furnishes them with
the stock at tie higher figures and puts their
money in his pocket, and year or two
afterwari he tells it at the club and there is
great roar around the club at his unusual
cleyerness
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19

We venture the assertion that MIR.
Dale will not exhibit that political
prejudice towards the press of his dis
trict that was so vendictively display
ed by Dick Walker.-Sun City Union
You mean towards the Democratic
press.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
REcoLLEcTioNS OF GRANT

To the Editor of the Eagle
While he was the model ofmodesty,
there was nothing like timidity OF
bashfulness. Though perfectly self
reliant. there was not the least shadow
of pride or egotism. He was simpl,
Grant with 10 foolishness about him
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19

TIE phenomenon OF rei nail, IT, colorins
matter be ng different throughout some o!
the stones, AMI others being white wa
lately observed in tie Erylisb county o:
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
The Useful Walrus.

II Is muoa harder work FOR q man to cara
for his chiliren m hour and hall while hss
wife is az cau.sk than 70 run fox al iay-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19

Ex-Marshal Bazaine. who surrendered
Metz during tie Franco prussian war. h
reported destitute at Madrid
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-19
Relics Of an Artic Trip.
New York Sum-

Nearly fourteen years ago Capt Carlson,
an ajventuresome Norwegian sealer. sailed
around the north end OF Novaya Zemlia,
and found an Arctic Pompeii on the shores
of a little bay. No human being had been
Their. before for nearly 800 year.. About
800 relics OF one of the most famous of
Arctic expeditions were found buried. not
under lava and ashes, but under gravel AMI
ice They were in an excellent state of pressr-
walton. although nearly three centuries had
elapsed since William Barents and his men
left them behind after spending the first
winter in higher Arctic latitude
that explorers had ever experienced.
Capt. Carlson found the house still stand
ing which Barents had built out Of drift
wood that ocean currents had brought from
the Siberian rivers. The roof had fallen
in, and the house was fllel with ice and
gravel, under which were found book,
maps. rude scientific instruments. many
household articles ink-horn-, pens, a clock,
the barrel in which tic explorers had taken
vapor baths, AMI many other things
Students Of Arctic literature had already
read Of many Of these relics in the pages of
G. de Geer, the historian Of the expedition,
whose minute account Of the first winter
spept by white men above 20 degrees
north latitu lie had excited enormou, inter-
est, and hal been translated into all civil
lad languages, because before Barents
made the attempt it was not deemed at all
certain that man could endure the winter
night three or four months long AMI tho Sc
we're cold OF the north.
In tho marine department at The Hague
a model room has been built which is an ex-
act reproduction of the interior of Barents'
house on Novaya Zemlia, as Gerrit de Geer
represented it. This room has been filed
with the Barents relics, which are 50 we'll
preserved that they give a lively iiea of the
home in which Europeans passed their first
winter in the true polar regions
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The Oysters Worst Enemy.

new lcgh EANres>.l
~Yes, tie drumfish have made their APP
rearance again" said n well known oyster
dealer to n reporter, @and Princes BAY
oyStermen are in state of much excite
ment about them THE drumiish are til.
oyster planters worst enemy. They get on
the oysters and eat them up Just as fast as
they are planted They come in great
quantities, thousands at a time. AMI it is
next t. impossible TO get rid of them. They
have appeared in such great numbers the
last few days that many of Us have hal q
stop planting oysters for time. The fish i
about foot long and is useless for any pur
pose They remain abou. the oyster bel
for fully six weeks and IL something i not
done at once to drive them of or destroy
them they will eat up hundreds % thou
sands OF dollars' worth OF oysters in Primes
bay alone this season"
~What is being done to prevent this dam
ager was asked.
a trial is being made by feeding
them with dcctorei balls Of -four
the argument being that the fish
while attempting to feed on these. gets his
giils fastened in the -four paste and is thus
killed. But hardly think that anythinS
fed TO the fish will prove etfectual The
best war Is TO frighten taem of the oyster
grounds by means of floating shingles or
boards: or. better still, having men row
back ami nth in boats over the beds con-
tinually As long as they are present 1t
don't take much 10 scare them Il. Ii Is said
that if the fish should remain here as late as
they did last summer. the loss by their raw
ages. together with the effect o: the hard
winter, viii be over half the crop. At this
time last year there were no signs If the fsh.
yet before the summer was over they de-
s:royei many thousands of dollars worth Of
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Election Proclamation.

In accordance with the petition Of more thsn
twc-iifths Of the resident Taxpayers OF the city
of Wichita. in the county Of Seiwick, in the
state Of Kansas, presented to the mayor aud
counclmen Of sal city. on the :. tn 'isy oi July,
a. ID. ies5, which petition l. n follows;
PETITION.
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EefeSrap9if@e 9epe(&en.
Oeuti 6I Ianb.

Berlin, "a. Wdrs. Der /. Gpril B.
s., Der 20. @eburtstas 8ismard's, wirb
ais Elm Seiertas beoba9tst werben. Sin
risiiser glufsus, an wel9em Wiilitdr uno
Siraer ii6 betbeiIissn werben unb behen
Sorbeimarl9 brei Stiinbsn in 2niprud
nebmen wirb, wirb ii9 an Yismard' s
@obnuns poriiber bepe9en. Bismard wiro
ben preuBiiben Yrinsen unb benz biplomas
til6en @orpS elm @altmabl peranltalten,
gu benz aud Der &aiier eri9einen pirb,
wenn es isine @eiunbbeit seitattst.
Berlin, "a. Mdrs. Der &aiier bat
bur9 Yismard Der beuti9en Nution fir
bic an ieinem @eburtstase on ben Gag aes
lests Anbdnsli9tsit uub Suneisuns sebantt.
Mm S1luife bss betrsfisnbsn S9reibens
bsiBt es: grmutbist bur9 bisie lisbspollsn
Runbssbunsen, werbe i9, 10 lanse Soft
msinsm 80nnen ni9t ein 3ieI iest, nimmer
mlbe werben, meine san3e &rait Der Wobl:
fabrt msines seliebten Iaterlanbes 3u
mibmen.
Berlin, "a. Wdr3. Der preubiids
9anbtas bat bic 1orIase ibsr 6is gbfn,
buns bss Sersoss uon slusuitenburs an.
ssnommen. Oana9 sibt Preabsn BEN
bsroose uon Musuitenburs bic ausuitsn.
bursiiden Samilienslter beraus unb be.
3ablt ibm lsbsnslansli@ cine idbrIi9s &snts
pon $500; basesen uersi4tsn bic Mit'
sIiebsr bes bersosli@en 9auies far imms,
auf alls Souperdnitdtsre9te In ben Ssr3os.
tbamern S&Ieswis unb SoIitein.
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nabme enti6ieben gu baben. Sofort mad
benz gintrsffen Der beIsiiden gsuOllndds
tisten aus Berlin berief Der S0nis ben Wtis
niitsrratb. Sie gte9te Der bsiben &ams
mern ueriau,melts fi9 am isIben Sage unb
bic Gnselenbeit t0mut nun uor ben Rams
mern 3ur Serbanbluns.
3wiiden IuBlanb unb Gnglano
t6mmt es wesen afsbaniitan bod nod
gum &r:es. 3piiden ber Giirtei unb
RuBIanS iOu elm sesen gnslanb seri@tes
tes ganbniB gu Stanbe setOmmsn iein.
England bate an &uBlanb cine siemIi9
i9arfe gtote in Der @ren;anseIesenbsit ses
ianbt unb erbislt barauf BIN tsine senis
senbe pbsr wenisitens sufriebenit itelIenbe
antport. ,gaun bei9loB bas ensIiide gas
binet, an &uBIanb bic Sorberans gu itels
len, baB ss unuersisItd nit ber gsri6tis
suns Der afsbaniiden @rense in @smdBs
beit bes tlebereintommens besinne, auf
9rinb befen Cir Yeter 9umsbsn unb bic
britiiden germeher idon 10 piele Monate
in benz @ebiete bes gmir 3usebradt baben.
Oo9 au@ bieies mar obne grfols. 9tun
erlieB England Elm rItimatum unb CAB
Srbre CUR Mobilma9uns uon So, 900 &es
ierpen anb l4o, 900 Mann MiIissn. Dies
rief matirIi9 cine sroBe gufrssuns bsrpor
unb es bat ben Mmi@ein, baB es england
NIT ieimer &riessbereitidaft ernit ssmeint
1T. Sc iit sin ssfd5rlides Spiel, bas
@labitone treibt; uis es ausfdIt, wer wsiB
esq
sud IN ben gereinisten Staaten pom
columbia 1T cine &euoIution aussebroden,
bic Sorti9ritte gu MAIDEN i9sint. SIN Sns
nern bes 9anbes ideineu Die &epolutiondre,
beren Swed barin beitebt, bic 9aunss- Rss
sieruns 3u itirSen, uollitanbis bic Sbsrs
banb su baben, unb baB bic 2estere ben
&ebslen seseniiber ma9tlos lit, ssbt aus
ben Iesten Beri5ten iibsr ben pon ben &es
uolutiondren Dor einisen Tasen inicenirten
Yuti9 sesen bic Stabt Yanama bsrpor.
Oieier puti5 1T iebenfalls cine Der Id9srs
liditsn Gpiioben Der sansen bortissn, i'm
@rnnbe senOmmen ntdt ernitbaftsn gepss
suns. Wtan pente ii6 cine Stabt ,pis
panama, beren geiasuns aus sanssu bun.
bert Soloaten, pon rpel6en bic msiltsn
Sffisiere, beitebt, uon elmer $50 Mann
itarten 9tebslIensgaSbe ansssriffen; bsibe
Parteien beidieBem ii@ sesenieitis unb
uerpuifen uierllnbSpan3is Stunoen binter.
chamber cine llnmafe pon Buluer, wobsi
auf beiben Seiten swSlf Mann sstObtst
unb uerwunbet murben. @dbrsnb Der ges
Iaseruns4 Der Stabt reiBt Der In berisIben
bsfinbIi@e tapfere prdiioent bes Staates
aus mnb brinst iein toitbares 9eben an
Borb zines TN 5afen Iiesenben enslii9en
Ranonsnbootes In Siderbeit. @on benz
2sttsrsn werben rs Sesiolbatsn gum S9use
Der Stabt seIanbet, uorauf bic Rsbslsn
flieben. Dieter putid auf Banana biIbst
firuabr einen bantbaren Stoii fir cine
Rom6bie.
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Sabrgang IL.

tiOn Sflaboma nod llriade gu srOBerem
Crubel iein wirb, ais bisber. Oie goos
mer" baben bic PROCLAMATION bss grdiis
benten miBadtet unb pabrenb Der 9aupts
troB berieIben pon ben Bunbestruppen 3us
ridsewieien porben lit, iinb bod etrpa $50
Mann einsebrunsen. Sic baben cine
@esenprotlamatiOn erlaiien, in Der iie fras
gen, nit ,uel9em &edte ben reiden giebs
tOnisen seitattet iei, Elm 9anb aussunusen,
beiisn @intritt man ibnsn per,pebrs. Iuer
Wabri9einli6feit werben bic Boomer,
wenn iie fortfabrsn, ms 2anb einsubrins
gen, es ni3t aaein nit Snfel Cams Blaus
iaden, iOnbern aud NIT ben Snbianern gu
tbun triesen, unb nit benen 1T betanntli9
nidt gu ipafen.
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preiie Ger An,eisen.

SeSer 3sn Der epahe per sSabr. ;. $500
g Wonate. s. S.75
!. 8 Wonate. 4. 500
SrSssre anssisen biaiser.
2oeaI Nottaen.
Skr iebe Belle grepier, obsr bersn 8anm, has
rteusdl 10 Gents, bic na9ften Wale Gents.
Seiratbs= uub Sobesan;eisen mit Spa9
$3.50, obne Sprn4 $1.0O.
aaspdyiss an,sissu mafen pssansbssssh wubsu.
anseisen fir Yicnies, Qotterien, @IidSiyid
&C., bic bem @eiite Der tatb. Rirde 3awiber, fix
ben feline auinabme.
Inaeise n ienbe man ipdtefeas WiDn'
tag Morsen ein.
Job. 2lrbeiten aller 2lrt prompt unS
billi9 aussefdhrt.
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9auptquartieren on ben Gag selests llns
fdbisteit aus unb iast: vOieies morberis
i9e 9anbsemense uiirbe nismals porses
tommen fem, rpsnn bic @enerdle @rabam
unb Wtcgteia @orii6tsmareseIn setroffsm
bdtten, uel6e iebem Rabetten seldufis pas
rem" Die greiie i'm sroBen @ansen urs
tbetlt in berlelbsn Weile.
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q gsppten.

aonbom, "a. Mdrs. Die st. Samss
@assttsA ipri@t ii& absr bic In ben
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Ser &eidstas Fat ii9 auf brei Wodeu
pertast.
Berlin, "a. Wdrs. gor ber gerta.
suns bes &eidstases ruurbe bsmisIben bic
MittbeiIuns sena9t, baB Der &aiier Sis
seplante gerwenbuns bes 8ismards Sonb
uolIitdnbis biqist. Der 8eiis GiteI an
benz Samiliensute ,S9Onbauien wirb 8iss
mard on bem so. Sabrestase ieines Sins
tritts in ben preuBii9en Staatsbienit iibsrs
reiht werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-31
Se frei9 : II naarn.

Comb on, 27. Mdrs. 0urd idlassnbe
Wetter in ben Der DombrausSr
Bersbau @eielidaft IN Eroppau in Oeits
reid: :S6leiien sebSrisen sobIensruben iinb
40 arbeiter ueridittet unb in BEN Rotbs
idiIb'i6en &oblensruben Bel Mdbrii6s
Oitrau Sc arbeiter um bas 9eben .setoms
men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-07-30

For the past Is years the average price
of wheat in India has been about one
half what it is in England. Since Eng
land has turned its attention to India for
its grain the amount of wheat raised
there has increased regularly every year.
1t is estimated that the British govern
ment will aid in the construction of rail-
roads in India and thus so lessen the cost
of transportation, that the United States
will not be able to compete with India in
European markets. This will prove a
bad thing for the American agriculturist,
but it is the direct consequence of our
protective system. No restrictions are
imposed upon trade with India and it will
go to that country in the natural course
of events. When we lose our foreign
markets we will see what protective
policy can do.