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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
Som Se6eu Der ,,Gom6oy5|'

in Colorado, @pomin9 uno lltoD mirc
i'm COLORADO Sournal" oa5 foIgcnoc
iuterehante yi!b cntuorfen: yOrei Som
bops ober 0irtcu beiorgen 800 Stiid
Sieb, lie t0nuen aber c~bcniomobl $500
Stiif bitten. CSbr yobn me6ielt swii6cn
10 uno 90 Collars i'm Otpnat NIT Set0z
ltigung. Die Set0ltiguHg, ME iie Elm
Iol6er 0irte bat, fommt ni9t ii6er $40
mouatli6. Scoer @prpbop brau6t fir
i3 ) bis : gferoc. GincS Oaupn nit
Sattel uno 53aum bileet ieiu 0auptbeiitz
t6um uno be9Ieitet i'm cur glrbeit, ME
gum Seroniigen. Die anbern Gfcrhe
iinb Gi9entbur beS 0ecr6enbcliberS.
Die 3abl ioldcr 4ferbe lit besmc9en 10
groB, neil lie auBcr @rHs tein nnberes
gutter 6etommcn uno abmc6ielno ben
Sag biu6ur9 9ebrou6t weroen. Sicr
bis flint iiI1o INNER auRcr Sienit. Sin
Gag LANCER i6arfcr 9tttt, beim Sammclu
Der Seerbe, entpebcr SMm NuStrciben
ooer gum Scrfauf, ODER lie gum Sei6enz
@iubrenucn beiinmmen Iu Baben, lit 9es
mig Nr6eit iiir Gin Yfcro. Die 0iittcn
Der 6olubopS linO gernoe nidt ie6r iippig
einQtri1tct uno bilOcn eiren ibroiIcn
WjcgcnI0t iur Niittc ocS Scrgmaum9 ooer
icIblt heS Hrmen TroipcctorS, III elmer
Utincngcgtno. Seltcn bat cine 6owbou-
Spite eiucu HretterfuBboocn; bur6 Bic
3tilen scr n%Itiltcu bldlt Die i10ne Solo
ra0o yIit ;Arcu i6GrT mulitaliI6en Con.
0iH o%ii:ncr Scuerptdt 6icut gcluG9nli6
ais &obblro o6cr Dci,t Die 9&nbnull9.
Bcttcn, ou9 run<gu &l6tcu nit elmer
uitlgebruu1tcu, uielbci6datgttu @cfe,
Inocn ben miiocn Q&nnocrcr ;ar 9iuGc
elm. N0c m0u nber eiutu lol1cn Onicn
bcv Jtu9c crrtidt, lit Der 0%teiicnoc crmiis
Set gcnIg, I'M lid zines S6lwmmcr5 ME
Gut Der bcltcH I>ddrmlntrnEc III crtrencII.
Pin Den &biircu gicbt IS wcbcr Jiic9cl
nod S6l0ncr, UnO wenn ibr unt 6iicnSs
'cit unrbei tommt, mcrScT i6r frcrtnbli6
cingclabcn. O0ltfreunoi1Hft I'M lucitcs
item Gimme, Die ~uolltonmenltc Giiittrgc;
mcinibuft fiir beu WebirItigen, hn5 lit
bier Die Jfc9cl. yScoeS NauS mar cine
Ocrbcrge, no pile milltnmmcu maren
rno pile geipeiit ruur6eH. mir pobnten
rpic Sriioer %;ulnmmcu, ale 0in9c marcn
gemciul6uitlitb mn mas Giner bate,
bate Der 2lubcrc." 9ieIc SeidrcibunQ
yongfellnN'S pom Sen }lrtNoieru part auf
Die 6owbops bcilcr ais Huf Gin un6trcs
NGit6cu, hnS iD nui meiuen 9iciicn hurb
Die 2&eIt gclcbcn babe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
oas Sanfafer- eremaforium

Sin Nu9enSeuge bet elmer Der lebten
Scuer>9 eitattun9en, b. b. XeI6cn : Ser
%brennun9en, ndmli6 bel Der BON 6ran
@Iiie Gridien, Der Satin oes Galts
mittbs 0ctlep Gri6len o Detroit, Die
gu 2aucalter uorgenommen muroe, ma3t
iolgenbe Sei3reibun9 Don benz 2ancdz
ter>Srematorium:
Oas pom Der y%Yancaiter Cremation
unb Burial 3tcform Niiociation" benIbte
@e6dube lit 81 bel 80 5uB, Elm bobes
Stodmert bod. Der por6ere Sbeil pom
"a BEL 30 SUP 6il6et Die fiir Die Seiotras
qen6en beltinlmte 6dIeG Der bintere
S6eil bat am beioen Seiten' ie Elm tleines
3immer, wouon zines ais Marteiimmer
fir sic Yernanoten bes Eobten unb bGs
anoerc ais Sooten;imn1er benuet ruiro.
3mil6en bieIen 3immern limb SIuei Ser
brenmlugs0fen. Die Xei6e miro, nad>
benz Die Grauer>6 eremouien uorbei limb,
in 6as porber errpdbnte S%o6tensimmer
9ebra6t. 0ier miro lie auS Dem Sarg
genommen uno AMI einen i~drgf0rmigen,
nit einem in Nlaun getrdntten Gu6
ii6cripnnnten e~iicrnen Jtolt 9ele9t. Nas
ln9 built bann BEN gan3en yei6nam
ein.
0aS 0an'e miro nit cincm l6war;cn
yabrtu6 ilber6ett, unO 6ann AMI elm
NIT Jtollen pericbenes G'eltell gebra6t,
anf wel6em Die yci9e 6ann Dor bic 0tse
forte gefabren wirb. Sett 6iinet man Die
S6ir Su Der uor6er gebeiitcn 0tctorte,
uub pdbrenb man oos Bnbrtu6 lang
Jam 3uriifSicbt, berpcgt ii6 Die yei3e IN
oaS auT &eiBgli6Biec 9c6rn6te 0es
mad, moraIf bic S5Ir li1 i9lieBt.
Sieic Icete YroSeour nimmt nun icbr
wenig Cit puar Ntinuteu - Seit in
Nnipru9 un0 lit ni9t 10 it6renb, ME
6aS 6era6laiicn elmer Yei6e III Die Gjruft
uno boS no6bcr pom Groe perrrio6te
poltern0c 0erduid.
Der Sfen bcltebt aus elmer . SUP
langen, b Sup breiteu uno , 6uB Goben
aus 6cucrtbou gtmadteu 3tetortc, Die
mir na6 ser poroeren Seite nit elmer
eur %2tufnabme Der yei9e 6eitimmten
i9meren e~iIerncn Ebiir perIeben lit. Ges
6ei,t mirb Die Netorte bur6 &oblenz unb
6otcse 6euerun9 uuf cinem Jtolte, mel
der inter Ser Jtetorte Ill Dem Ser E6:it
9egcniioerliegcneen Gn6e argebrd6t lit.
Bon bieiem Jtolt fibrcn 6nndle fir Die
6euerun9 mcbrere Wtale UNI Die 9tetorte
berum unb percinigcn ii6 i9lieBli6 in
Dem bur6'5 Dad fitbren6en S6orns
ltein.
9luf 6ieie @ciie miro Die Netorte
9lei9mdBig er6iet. Ntit Dem Oeiieu
miro I6on If bis 10 Stunoeu nor Der
fir Ole Beltattung feitgeiettcn 3cit be-
gonnen, 10 Dap BET Be9inm Der &erbrens
nuug Der Diem auf 1000 bis POO @rab
6abrcnbeit er9iet lit. Die Scrbrennun9
ielbcr nilnmt mn l bis Il Stuubc in
Qluipru3, ie nn9 Der !0ite I'M Sfcu uno
ser Girobtuodigteit Scr %ei9e. 2Htcs,
mas nod 6Iti6t, lin0 ciu paar E,uOut
pciBtr Nidc. SIS lpit6 cine Come bar
ter 6oDlen mo Gotca ucrbroI1t, BON
iebcm Die l0Glftc.
Or. Z. Wi. NNpiS pon Tuncnl;cr, ciu
Otitglico reS o%orligcn %crbrcluuu9a-
&erein5 unb ciTcigcr &cfiuuuortcr Der
ntulu NcltnttlngSutriabrcn9, lieH ncn
Gicu ~crbauen. in wtlbm 200 Wrao
Y1jHe mcJr cr;cr9t mtrccu t%Gnucu, Nt9
iibcrbaupt Tiir oic Tyo;cour uOtbUenoig
i'll. &i9 Isgt murocn III %ancdllcr -
%ciden chi Die angrQsbcnc N@silt i'll
Nldc ucrluduoclt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
Bur 6e(dji6te Der 0artoffer.

Gn5 %aterlano Ser &artniTcl lit 9erI
2ort lcrntc lc 1885 bcrcitS lllrid
S6micocl t%enntl, Der nuf iciuer Hcii
I'M litolt6cn WmCritu bis an Sic Gjrcn;
oe9 gtSa1teu yGnbCs Qctnmmcn lpnr
SieroupmTS Gar0GnI5 tunutc Die 6rud)
bercit9 in Sabre 1876, bcuu er crluGbnI
ibrcr i'll lcincm IN biclcm Sabre ucrGiicnt
!l1tsu @u1e DE !erum variet.t-'
&. u. Gr loI ou6 Der Srltc gclucicl
Icin, Der lie nHd icimtm &dtcrlanoe ,}to:
lien -bra1tc. GAP Cir QSnIter H0lei0f
ole &artoicl 1884 aus Sir9inien mad
>}rtono brndtc, uub onE iie iruei ,Sabr,
lpdtcr Nrani Qrate ans Qtmcritd IN
England cinfiibrte, bn5 limb betamItc
Ibatla6cn. gas l5SS cri6iencne &rlu.
terbu6 ocS &urpIdl,iidcm ycibmcoicuS
Sb. G0btrIlimontunus cntbielt Sic criic
0cidreibung Der &artoiicI inter benl
9tancn r0riib!ing". SIN Sabre IGIG
fam Die Srudt gum erlten Otalc in
Nrantrcid 0uf bic t6ni9li1c GoTel.
1913 wuroe tic i9ou SIT Niebcrou i'm
grOBG. 9eiien gcbaut Hrb p~er;cbntct,
cbenio ill STANDARDIZATION. Gjcqen
Gnbc beS i%icbSebntcn S%ubrbunosrtS fam
Die &artoifel ms So9tIGno, unb Snor
burdJ cincn Bauer aus 9Siiriduib, ser
cinigc 3cit i'll England 9eIebt bate.
Nnfang oes adt1ebnten s~5nbrbunoert5
fiibrte Eroieiior Fbilipp 2loam lllrid ,u
9&iiriburg Die 6ru6t in 6ranten Elm.
S5m Sabre l7OS tam lie na9 Metlcnz
burg. >Sm Sabre l7IO bra6te lie Nnton
Sci9uoret, ein @alocuicr Golonilt I'll
9Surncberg, Der lie i'll Srlano bate
bauen lcrneu, ;uerlt ms &Siirttemberqi=
lde, uOn mo aus lic ii9 in anoerc ldrpd=
bii6e uub i'll Die Gb~eingcgcnncn uerbrciz
tctc. Scit 1872 fnntcu Die 6urtoiieIn
Gu3 Dem SogtlGubc in bcn Wtci6eiler unb
ycipiigcr &reiS; man nanute lie ,uogts
ldubiide &noIlen", unb Die OeiltIi6en,
lucldc ibren Anbau uon BEN 6an,eln
enIpfablen, r&nollenprc0igtr." SIN
Sabre 1913 wuroeu lie i'm S6par;z
paIoc bctannt uno i'm Sabre 17lG bur6
SOnaS Nlltr0m III S6ipcocn eingciubrt.
1870 iiuoen mir Tie III Ser S6meii, 1877
III 6innlanb, 1910 gum critcn Wtalc in
Jticocrladien uno l746 in S6ottlan0.
,,Sm Sabre I746 licE Die oGnilbc 9teqiee
rung ;rpci Sriiocr, Ntarcus uno Ybiiipp
altap, aus Der Yfal; tommcu, lOcI6c
Qtecrltrupp mno So6oin Die
erlten &urtnneln bautcn. Intern 20.
1864 crying in greuBen cine
S%crorpnun9 CUR SefOrocrung SEES &ars
toiIcIbaucs. Scit l77l un0 I772, nm
mittcIbar na6 Der sroBeu Sorntbeuez
,rn9, puroe Der 9lubau Der Sartofiel,
zen friiber mau6e @emciuben iogar
'ur6 SrOieIe gu bintertreiben iu9ten,
II Oeuti6lanh a%Igemeiu, lpennglei6 ii6
lot SabIrei6c Nerste uno Gelebrte fanz
zen, welde, wie Der Srofehor ser Mcbiz
III 6iirltenau in RinteIn in fein vDesi-
oeconomica" pom Sabre 1851,
lie 6rIt6t ais ystomachis Germanorum
ncongruum nutrimentum (ein benz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
6ermanner polksblatt.
0ebraoer tsraf. 9eruusaeber.
GrnfeGeri6t.

Die bel Dem NderbanzO epartement
einoeqauaeneu 8eri6te pom l. NI9nlt
iiber ben StanS Der Baum1polle meloen
cine fleine TerbeEeruug. 9er Gllges
meine Our6i9nitt lit 9GR, uno smar
fir Giroinien %, HorbeGdrolina 90,
SibzGarolina %, Georgia 100, 6loz
rioa 30, @lnbdma %, lfii1ii1ippt lOl,
2ouiIiana IOI, Seras 81, ArtanlaS 81,
GenneHee 81. Iamentli6 in BEN attanz
tiI6en Staatcn wir6 lid Die Baummouz
Grnte I'M einige Gage ~peripdtcn. Die
0aummole bat bis iett weber our6
Hdile, nod 6ur3 Grodenbeit, nod our6
Smletten selitten. @ini9e Veri3te aus
Geras un6 bin un6 wieber elmer aus ben
0itli1en Stadten ipre9en pom eireml
Manqel an He9en, md6reno namentlt6
in ben 8eri6ten ans ben @OlfzStaate
un6 eincm 6beile pom Gerns iiber gu
eroBe 6cu6ti9feit in ben 9tieoerln9en
0etlaqt uiro. G6enIo menig bat Die
Baummoae 6ur6 Eolt ober 0taupenfrnB
gelitten. Der biesidbri9e Sur9i6nittss
itan6 lit in ben lebteu sebn Sa6ren mIr
i'm Nuauit 1880 iiberi6ritten moroen.
Der Stanb oe5 Mois bat ii6 ieit Dem
uoriqeu Beri6t 9ebciiert uno lGBt, mern
bas QSetter 9iiniti9 9lei6t, aHf etlen
Grtraa pom 20 ODER y Uuibels pom
Qcre 6oiIen. Der Sur6i6nittsltono ut
90, geaen 90 i'm Qlu9uit 1879, III mel
dem .[a6re Der Sur6I3nittss Grtrog %
YmIbcl5 betrug. SSyn benieltigen Staaten.
meI6e in ser Regel einen lleberIduB err
qeben, lit Der 9ur6i9nitt f~olgenOer:
IN S6io 90, in Snbiona %, III e%Slinois
"a, in SyorDa IOI, III ltebrasta 100, IN
Utiiiouri - uno in &anlH5 90.
Qcr Sommcr!uei}cn bat i'm 9tor0s
wcitcn, unb 5uar uOrSugsweiIe III isis
coniin un6 WinneIota, in 6oI9e Der 1tdllc
uno Oite, mel6e auf Den ID. SuIi elm
trat, einigermaBcn S0a6en genOmmen.
Die meiitcu grcBen QSei5en : counties
Winneiota'S bcri6ten eineu 2ur6idnitt
pon - bis gu 30, Dodge county aus
nn6msnciie abcr nIr Don 30, mdbreno
er ii6 in einiqeu Counties Don geriugez
rer Yebeutuug Nuf 100 ltellt. Jta1
Utinnciotn, mel1cS cineu Jtiif9nng 0eS
Gur6i3nittsitHnbes nm 9 aHTweilt,
rommen Q8isconlin nit ,, Soma nit 4
un6 Gatota nit /. Sine Teicrung err
Qic6t lid in ben ii6rigen (erritorten ut6
Sen England tOaten. Der Jtids
gang betrd9t 6ur9i9nittli6 4 un0 entz
lpridt elmer Serminberung ocS 6rt' ages
um g Wtiuioucn Bulbcl, 9c9euitber Der
S0dbung pom |. SuIt.
WnS ben NinterIpei;en nnlan9t, 10
liegen Ha6ri9ten iiber bas GrgebniG beS
Nusorui9e5 nur aus DEM Siiocn uor.
,Sn 2eros Fat 6oIel6c Die 0rpartumgen
nod iiberltiegcn.
Der 1ur6iduittsitun6 beS 0afers lit
pom % ouf 90, gegeu % i'm Q(u9ult D. s.
gcfaIeu.-Qcr 0ur6i9uitt beS Jtoggens
bat lid lett DEM /. sunni ltetig gebeiIert
mn bctrd9t jest 9i.-Ger Qur6i9nitt
ntr @crlte bat lid lett DEM pori9en See
ridt nidt ucrdn6crt uuo icigt nit %
cine Qur1I1nittserntt an. - 4ic nit
Tu6mei;cn bcittlte 2'ooenftddc 1T
or6Bcr, ais in irilbcrcn Snbrcn, wnn
6cr Stuno lit 6u%rd)lduittlib o., mas
iiir cine 9liittc!ernte ipridt. Ger
Iur6i1uitt be3 Enbnfs 1T 81, Ser Der
Nartoiitln %, gegcn % i'm ,Euli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
pie uofkrei6 fen Stable.

Giner @6bau6lung Ser vBetermann'~
i6en Otittbeilungen" entnebmen MIR
folqen6e 3uianmenitelluug Scr gr6Bteu
Stdbte @uropa's. Sbenau itebeu Die
6etannten StabttoIoiie: 2onooH nit 81
S32, 44O, 8aris nit 1926, 80, Berlin
nit ,122, 500 unb &ieu nit !, JOB, 10
@inpobrern. SSu bieien pier 9Seltz
itdbten pobnen bemua6 suIammen 81
2S3, 900 Meniden, fat speimal mebr
ais in gen; 9lultralien nit YoIpnelien
a, 49,. OOO). 2Ou6on aueiu bat. mebr
Ginmobner uls gan; Sa6ieu unb Die
9an,c S6ufis, Yaris mebr ais has
game 6eltlan6 Nuitralieu, Sunis, Sul>
9arien, 9ie6enIan6, 0dnemart, Aor@
wegen ober Serbien IL. |. NJ. Su Berlin
leben mn 1G, 900 MfenI6eu nenieer, ais
in idmmtli6en > beutI6eu 5erso9~
tbiimeru LBS, 78O) uno nod einnIdl
10 uiel ais in allen : beuti6en 6iiriten>
t6iimern (5lG, OOO). 0ieien Miuiondreu
tommen am nG6lten petersburg nit
S76,57O, Dtostm nit Gil, $40 uuo
6onltantinopel nit 600, 900 Ginlpobz
nern, Damn Glasgow (555 ,94O) uno
9iOerpool (552,430). Damn foIgen
9teapel nit 493, 40, 9amburg (uebit
S%ortdbten) nit 4lO,l20, Birmingham
nit 400, 100 @inpObnern; ferner ypou
(372, 500, Uto6rio (3G7 ,28O), 8ubos
peit $3.50 $50, Ntarieiue (~357,58O),
Man6eiter (34l 500, @ari9au $780,
34O), Ntailanb (32l, $40, Nmlter6om
(3l7,OlO), Dublin (314,GGO), 2eebs
(3O9, I3O) 8resIau (272,9IO), Gurir
(252, 500, yiiIabOn (24G,3fO). TaIermo
(2ff,99O), 6n~penbageu (234S30),
Wtiiu9en (o5ne Sororte 23O, O2O), 8uz
tareit (2Il,8 500, Soroeaur (22O, 800,
Dresden eco, 500, Barcelona (215,s
$500, Ghinburg (2l5, 800 uno SriitO!
(1O6 .5OOl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21

beutI9en Waasen unSutrdsli9es &abz
ruussmitteD 6esei6ueten. Sbdtig
fir @infibrung Ser &artoheI in 9itbs
lamb ma Defenders Aueuit pom &obebue,
Der befannte 2ultIpieIoi6ter, Der ais
Setretdr eiuer 1909 bort 9e9rinSeten
2lferbaugeieqf6aft Die GerbreituHs Scr
6ru6t betrieb. Iod I'M Sabre 1910
Ieete Die jomii9e Qltabemie su 6orfu Ell
nen 9reis pom 600 6res. auf Die Seants
portunS Der 6rase, bur3 wel6e 0tittel
Der 9lnbau Ser &artofieI auf ser Sniel
am pirtiamiteu bef6rbert merbeu t6nMe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21

udre, slauben mir ni6t. numentli3
penn nit Der ipecifi9 amerifanii9sn
8ep0tferuns audi ipecifi6 ameritanie
i9er 9umbug, Abcr9laube. ueri9robene
Sountass9eieee, unb pietiltii6er 6anae
tismus i'm 9ugcmeiuen Deri6winoen
niir0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21

mOaen lit in letter i3eit etruas suIammens
geI5mol;en, immerbin aber nod bebeus
fen6. Gr binterldBt cine @ittwe, Die
in Bottom mobnt, un6 cine uerbei>
ratbcte Go9ter gu @reenieIb in Ufahas
mIietfS
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07

There is nothing surprising in the
news which comes from Virginia,
that Mahone's power is hopelessly
broken. From first to last it rested
upon patronage. So long as the Ma
tional Administration put off all the
offices for the State at Mahone's' dis
posal, he was able to keep his party
together and bea formidable boss;
but, like all other bos s-ships ever set
up, he crumbles the moment the pat
ronage is removed. Nothing but the
cohesive power Of public plumber
brought the Malone regime into ex-
.istence, and nothing but a continual
supply Of plumber could keep it alive.
It will be lasting disgrace to the Re-
publican party that such a power was
ever built up by such a man. If Ma
hone had not been sustained by the
Republican Administration, it is not
improbable that Virginia would have
escaped the stain of reputation
which Malone brought upon it. The
Bourbon Democrats, with all their
faults, stood unfinchingly by their
States honor, and they would have
preserved it had not Malone, by
skilifully combining negro ignor-
ance with white cupidity, built up a
party which outnumbered theirs.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07
Jones' Anti.scriptLayv

- - ~ n. = -.
which went into effect, according to
its own say SO. on the Sd Of April,
and about which there has been so
much said recently, is as follows:
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the
General Assembly OF the State of
Ohio, that sections 70l2 and 7016 be
amended to read as follows: :
SECTION 70l5. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person, firm, company or cor
poration to sell, give, deliver or in
any manner issue, directly or in
directly to any person employed by
him or it, in payment Of wages due
of labor, or advances on the wages of
labor not due, any script, token,
check, draft, order or other evidence
of indebtedness, payable or redeem
able otherwise than ANY
violation Of the provisionsoof this
section shall be punishable bya fine
of not less than,twenty: five, nor more.
than one hundred dollars, or i'm
prisoment of not more than thirty
days, or both; and the amount of
any script, token, check. draft OF
other evidence of indebtedness, SOLD.
given, delivered or in any manner
issued, in violation Of the provisions
of this section, shall be recovered in
money ct the suit of any holder
thereof, against the person, firm, or
company or corporation, selling, CIV
ing. delivering or in any manner is
suing the same. Provided that moth
ing in this section shall apply to any
person employing less than twenty
men; and.provided further that moth
ing in this section shall appeaf'to or
affect the right Of any person Or pri-
vate individual from giving orders
on any stores or business house or
firm, in the business or profits of
which he has no interest directly or
indirectly. @ ,sr
SECTION 7O16. Whoever compels,
or in any manner seeks to compel or
attempts to coercc any employee of
any person, firm or corporation, Shall
be fined not more than oneAundred,
mol less than twenty dollars, or inn:
prisonment no more than sixty DAYS,
or both; And whoever sells goods or
supplies of any kind, directly or. in !,
directly, to his employe, or pays the
labor of his employees in goods OF
supplies of any kind, directly or in
directly, or through the Intervention
of script, order, or other evidence of
Indebtedness, at higher prices than
the reasonable or current market
value in each of such goods or sup.
plies, shall be liable to like punish
ment and penalties above specified,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07
MIR. II Position.

Aleck Mcclure of the Philadelphia
Times, who is now in this city, and
who enjoys the confidence of Samuel
j. Randall, speaks thus authoritative
ly as to Mr.. Randall's position as to
the next Speakership:
"Mr. Randall formally and posi-
lively retired himself from the con-
test for the Speakership of the next
House beforc the close of the last
session, and lie has never entertained
the question of changing his position
from that time until now, nor will he
entertain II hereafter. It is worthy
Of note that MIR. Randall is periodi-
cally announced as a candidate for
Speaker by the few Democratic dis
turbers who hate him because they
can't use Or intimidate him. Neither
Mr.. Randall nor his friends have
thought of making him a candidate
for Speaker, but he has offended
many in his long period of resolute
hostility to prcfigates and job5ers,
and every p%rOfessed Democratic Or
gan that is commanded by the vari-
Gus plunderers of this country per-
sists in making him q candidate for
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07
Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that !. ,

NOTICE is hereby given that . pe-
~ tilion will be presented to the
Commissioners of Preble County, Ohio,
at their regular session to be held on the
first Monday in June A. D., 1885,
praying for the alteration Of the Coun-
ty Road leading from the West Alex
andria and Winchester Turnpike Road
along the section line between Sections
~ and 81, Lanier Township, Of said
County, and then south to the south
line of said section 81, and known as
the Fudge Read, as follows, to-wit:
Said alteration to begin on the section
lire between sections % and "a, Town
ship Sand Range Three, East, &C., 49,
! GO rods east of where said turnpike road
crosses said section line and to extend
east along said section line IA es. ahlish.
| ed, as shown by records OF surveys,
pages 394 and 395, Of Preble County,
Ohio, to a point on said section line
104. 40 rodseast Of the south-w est corn.
er of the southeast quarter of said sec
ton ~, and there to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
april 30 At.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07

the sole purpose Of declaring his de-
feat r.his forced withdrawal. to es-
cape defeat. He is not ambitious to
run the Administration or to run the
House, but he is ambitious TO- reflect
fairly and generously the interests of
the whole country on the floor of the
House, and there he will be found
above the wrangles of ~factioas and
plumber. There are many men whose
Iaurels would be frightened by a
Cabinet portfolio Of the Speahership
of the House, but Mr.: RandaMisanot
one of them, and those who need
such honors should winthefnnn'. :.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07

- 80 ~ r.
Russia comprises, according TO re
cents computation, one-twenty-sixth
of the entire surface of the earth, and
o~ne-seyenth of the dry part. Three
fourths of the empire is in Asia, the
deserts of Siberia comprising more
than half of the whole area. If the
Gar wished to talk to all his sub
jects in their own tongue he would
have to speak forty diff rent langua-
ges or dialects. Russla's greatest
weakness lies in her widespread ter
ritory and it's scattered. population,
the Heterogeneous character Of the
people and lack of money and credit.
OF the total expenditure last year
m, re than one fourth was for war.
The total public debt, including pa
per currency is $4,000 600.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07
Not Anxious For Office.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

lit does not appear, after all, that the
Democratic anxiety to hold office
is as great as it has pleased the Re-
Certainly it is not anything like as
strong as the desire of Republicans in
that direction.
., For here is Mr.. L,wton, appointed
Minister to Russia, declining the ap-
pointment because he had heard the
climate was SO cold that people occa-
sionally froze to death. Besides, he
did not want to embarass the admin
istration.
Now, who ever. heard of a Republic
can declining an Office OH account of
the climate Or forany other reason ? Is
there any place in this world so cold
or SO hot that Republicans would re-
fuse to take an Office there?
And now it is announced that Mr..
Bayless w. Hanna, ofIndiana will not
go as minister to Persia because the
capital of that country is the hottest
place in'the world and there is moth
ing for the American minister to do
there bullock after missionaries. Mr..
Hanna objects to being roasted for 49,
800 a year and the advantage of a few
missionaries.
This consideration would not have
stopped a Republican a minute. He
would have been ready to go to the
capitol ofPersia through the heat were
that of hades itself and there were no
missionaries at all and nothing to do.
Mr.. Kelley, appointed minister to
Rome, doesn't care to go because there
are some objections on the part of the
Italian government, and Mr. Howells
of Georgia, who was given a consul
ship, declined it with thanks, prefer
ring to stay at home like o sensible
man and run his newspaper.
And now MI. S. S. Cox announces
that he hasn't made up his mind to 20
to Constantinople, and may stay al
home and run for governor of New
York. All this is phenomenal in ap-
pointments. 1t does not appear that
Democrats are very anxious for Offices.
Il may seem strange to Republicans
that there are men who actually refuse
offices, and they naturally wonder al
it. No Republican ever did such q
thing and the Republican mind is un.
able to conceive of any such thing.
So many gentlemen have declined
that the President may have trouble
in filling the offices to be filed. We
have not heard, however, that any
Ohio men have declined. That is
where the President is solid.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07

Tie Journal of the Ministry off
nance, a Russian paper, gives some
interesting particulars concerning
the trade between Russia and China.
In $4,000 China only received 10000
pools CT tea per annum, in 1885 the
amount had risen to 225,OOO pools,
and in 1883 it was no less than 913,
900 pools. But, in spite of all the
assistance rendered to merchants bv
the government of St. Petersburg,
Russian exports into China have fal
len from six and a half million roub-
les in 1885 to two and a half million
roubles in 1873.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-07

and shall, in addition thereto, be
liable in civil action to the party ag-
grieved, in double the amount of any
charges made for such goods or sup
plies in excess Of the reasonable or
current market value in cash, of
goods or supplies.
SECTION 2. Sections 7015 and 7016
be andt same are hereby repeal
ed; and this act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its pas.
sage.