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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12
Scr strife.

sluf Nnorbnunsen aus benz 5aupts
quarter Der ,,9nisbts Of 2abor" lit Elm
slrbeiter.9usftnnb lese @O6e in Scene
eeiest purben Der sroBe 9imeniiUnen
ansunebmen brobt. Die sun5e @ei9dfte
Der 9erns Bacific iotuie Der
Wifouri Bncifie 8abn iteben itia nur
bic 8oft unb 8aiinsier5iise ma9en ibre
reselmdBisen Sabrten. Die 8ei6mer<
ben Der Strifer finb Sablrei9, bic baupt>
Id6li9Ite 5orberuns ioGl iebo6 Die iein,
oaB ben Easel6bnern $1.5O anitatt
s1.15 seSablt tuerbe. Gu3 tpirb bic
BiebereiniteIIuns einiser iue9en i6rer
9tnsebOristeit su Grbeiterorsantiationen
entlnfenen 8ebieniteten perlan9t.
grnite Birren iinb 81 ertuarten benn
Die Gtriter iinb iebr rubi9, a6er ents
I6luIIeu un6 GuBerit srbittert se9en bas
sanSe @OulbI9e @iienbabnipitem. @s
baben Iotpeit mebr als 10000 gtann
bic @rbeit nieber9ele9t, nur bic 2ocOmO@
tipflbrer baben fi9 benz 9lusitanbe ni9t
nnsei6lofien, alleiu, bn iie O6ne Silfe
ni6t i'm Stanb iinb, 81 arbeiten, 10 6az
ben bic 8abnen feinen Huben BON ibnen.
@nti9lieBt ii9 bic 8ubnuertpaltuns
ui9t setpiiIe gpnceifionen 81 ma6en, 10
miro Der Gtrife iuabri9einli6 nod
sr6Bere Oimeniionen annebmen. Der
gan5e 5ra9tperfebr lit bereits in's
@toden seratben. 9nsesen iinb Die
Strifer ber1iibt, Snfel Gam feiuen
@runb 5ur 8ei9werbe 5u seben; iie
ItelIen Die SOitpasen ielbit ein unb iurs
gen bafiir, baB bic 8Oit orbnun9smdBis
beiorst iuirb.
Gs 6aben iebt bic BON Der ct. 2ouis
8ribse Company bei6dftisten Sni9bts
ebenfals Die glrbeit ein9eitelIt unb bies
miro iebe Subnuerbinbuns 5pii6en bem
l1nipnsDepot uno bent Depot i'll @nIt
ct. 2puis abbre9en ulo Die 8efDroerz
uus uou 8uiiusieren Uber 5rd6t iiber
ben 5luB unn6slidb ma6en. gSiirben
bic gilenbabnen bann Die 5Gbrbuote 81
Granspurt5iueden benuser, 10 tuiirben
au6 bic Mai9iniiten bieier SuOte gum
@trite beranse5O9en unb 10 ieOe Scr
binbuns nit Dem ienIeiti9cn llfer abse=
I6nitten tueroen. 9a Die ct. 2ouis
Inb son SranciscO 8abn pOm llnion=
Depot aus 5tuei Meilen bes @eleiies Der
WifOuri 8acific 8abn befdbrt, 10 iit
AUDI critere 8abn labm9elegt, ba tein
grbeiter i'm llniOu=0epOt sefrtnben tuer<
ben fam, tuel6er 5ra9titiide anriibrt,
Die iber bies @eleiie bef0r6ert tperben
IoGIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

g8enn Sames 9. Blaine in 1884
gum %rdiibenten ertudblt iuorben iudre
unb ii9 in 1885 in ieinem Cabinet Elm
- y@an electric. .Sfanbal enttpidelt bate,
mas tuiirben iu,r alle bnSu seIast baben ?
sO frnst Die q. 9. ~sun." u Die se.
ianmte beinofrntii6e 8refe BON Naine
biz Californian bate einen Gdrei Der
gutriiitun9 iiber ,,republifanii9e Gort
ruption unb adufli9teit i'm Qmt" ausse.
itoBen unb biejeni9en, tuel9e iebt 9erru
@arlano unb bic anberen pnn=electriIir'
ten bemofratifden Staatsmdnner an
eifri9lten III tS9ub nebmen unb on
iudrmiten pert6eibigen, bdtten anr Tau:
teiten 9ebriitlt. -(@. S. 5r. 9ts.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12


Sn elmer 8oti6aft an ben Sennt,
luOrin er Die Nusfolserun9 seiuifier nuf
Die &biebun9 BON republifanii i9en Be-
amten be5iislider 8npiere peripeisert,
ertldrt Brdiibent Gleoelanb, BOB er
mebrere 9lbiebunsen Ober ,,Suspeniiuz
nen" BON 8eamten MIR auf bas 9rdnsen
pon &eprd rdIentnnten unb 9unbesienato,
rem gema9t babe. 9amit lit ieoO@ bic
Sa9e ni6t erlebist, ba bic abseIesten
Ober iuspenbirten 8eamten, iuenn iie ii9
feiner Sfli6tuerlebun9 betuuBt iinb, auF
@run0 Der neuen gipilbienltreeeln elm
&eft baben, su perlangen, baB man
ibnen bic @riinbe fir i6re gntfernuno
un9ebe. Die Gbatia6e, bnB unter ben
frilberen republifanil9en 8r1iibenten es
NIT Der 8eamtena6iebuns ni6t 70 ses
nart 9enomnen tuurbe, fann ni9t als
@ntI6ulbi9un9 fir bic @eiseruns Gle
peluno's 9elten, tuei1 ba8 Gipilbienitsez
Ieb neuerer 9atuns lit unb betreffs Der
9lblebun9 uno S(nitellun9 bon 8eamten
9at5 beitimmte 8uri9riften entbdlt.
Selbit bemofratii6e 3eitunsen, tpie bic
Seem gorf rSun," iinb nit Der pont
Erdiibenten irt Der 5rase einsenum-
menen Stellun9 nidt einperitanben.
@enanntes 8latt i9reibt: ,,ggenn elm
8eonter BON Der ernennenoen @eipalt
lebisGi9 aus 8arteisriinben obseiest
miro, 10 lie9t oarin fir i'm ni9ts @nt.
ebrenoes. 9lber na9bem bic grnenn.
un9s9eipalt erfldrt bat, baB iie MbIeb,
ln9cn nur aus beitimmten urIa9en por.
nebme, 1ie9t in Der 9lbIebuns eincs
8eamten eiue SeI6ulbisuna sesen i'm
8arum erforbert es Die @ere6ti9feit
oaB Die @riinbe elmer iul9en GbIebunc
ni6t nur ben betrefenoen Beamten
Ipn6ern audi Dem Splte bef1nnt tueroen
banit bieies iie6t, ob Der Mann nus
entebrenben Ooer anberen @rlnben ent
luiien iuorben lit. gnttneber ioIIte oi,
Ibiebunsssefuult in elmer 8eiIe ousee
ilbt werben, ipel6e Die 9tbiesuns n6s
lid ma6t, pbne baB Der quite 9eome bes
G69eiebten barunter leibet pber in ieben
eiu5elnen Sale ipllten bic @riinbe Be,
Ibiebun9 per6ffentli9t tuerben. 9lbe,
sur @elt 5u ia9en: sd babe bieIet
@tnnn ob9eiest, ndmli9 peil er ii6 In
fd6i9 Dber un9etreu seSeist bot" unb il
oenlielben 9ttben5use Su erfldren
,9o6 i6 iuerbe bns golf pber Ieiu
8ertreter nidt iuiiien IaiIen, mas I'll,
elm i6Ge9tes gerbalten benz Monn
por9etporfen iuirb." - 9as 1T einfod
elm beipOtiI6er @etualtsn,iBbrau6 su
Serit0rung bes 9lten &ufs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

Senatur Gbmunbs bat abermals Die
Bill ein9erei6t. pel9e bic SnIpettiur
allies 5u erpOrtirenbenSleii6es auorbnet
unb Dem 8rdIibenten bns 9te9t sibt
Die @infubr bon sefdli6ten gtabrunss'
mitteln aus 9dnbern su berbieten,
tpelde unier G6tpeineFeii9 ni6t elm.
fabren Gaiien. 9ieie 8iG iit Offenbar
i'm @inperItdnbniB nit Der 9tbminiitra,
ton ein9ebra9t bic, tuie i9on semelbet,
alIe Suffnuns auf 5uriidnabme Der bon
6rantreib unb 9euti9lanb erlahenen
@infu6rperbote 9esen ameritunil9es
S6weinefleii6 uufseseben fat. Die
Bill tuirb paiiiren unb na9 9lnnabme
berielben iueroen ni6t oiele 28eine aus
jenen 2dnbern ein9efiibrt 10 eroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

ySit es ni6t uabr, oaB bic Ser. Staas
ten iebt bic sr6Bte fabri5irenbe 9tutiou
Der @r6e iinb? Sns 1T unter G9usSOll
errei6t tpOrben; bdtte es unter 5retbonz
Def errei9t tper6en t6nnen?" bemerft Die
stpnr bentofrntii5e, nber ionit fernseiunbe
,,g. 9. Sun" Den eriten 1beil Der 5rase
tuerben ielbit bic enrasirteiten 5r reibdnb1
fer 1i6t leusuen; ben atueiten aber iperoen
Die Serren 5reibanbels Doftrindre rnbis
isnDriren, tuie es Biz iest ibre idmut'
li3en Sr9ane setban baben - neil iie
feline befriebiseu5e 4nttport oarauf 5u se'
BEN i'm Stan6e iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12
eaterneapetsr's annsidaa
Der aGfsemeine 8nppef.

Infer munt'res 8Dlflein mn6t iid
Heues bringPs uns inmer6ar;
46tSe1nbun6ertie6
G9eint aIs ip6r's elm @unoeriabr
g8ie bic gSeiIen alter Seit,
Sriiber i6Un sepropbeSeit.
g8iro bic 8elt aud ni9t nerseber
@adeln tbut fie iiberaI,
&aum lit bier Elm Gtrei9 sei9ebeu
Sort man briiben i6on &ratuaq;
D.. Gelbit i'm tiefer Sintertunlo
&appelt's unter Sung uno Glt.
4riisel fann es Siuar ni9t geben,
9aau feblt elm 8irtbsbaus bier,
SD9 in @intra9t itets 81 leben,
Wa6t benz Meeni1en fein 8ldifer.
llnb 10 fdn9t Der Bauer bann
DIT aus $ur5peil 9dnbel an.
9fi9t baB er ben Streit erIunben,
Hein baS tbut bas Gountb 8latt;
Oas 6at linn ein's aufsebunoen,
Sm @euanot bes,, ,9emotrat,"
9enn iein 9anSer Bourbon Trob
&iidt' auf unlern Sheriff log.
nnb er ipriste i9ar5e Strablen
ueber's 2anb, Der 9rimm'9e Bod
Iber, anitatt ben &iualen
Graf er rur bes G9neiber's &od;
@oran man6er 9emDfrat
Sellte nod 5u tual9en bat.
9aum ift bieIe G9la6t beenbet,
@iro Der &rieg i'm 8ui9 erfldrt;
8el9em 8illas Siilfe ienbet,
Dem miro iuubl Der Sies setud6rt,
Cine fleiue 8oItoffice
SIT bas 9an5e Ge9erniB.
91i9t blpB i'm pDlit'i9en 9eben,
@i6t es Saber, 3anf un6 Streit,
Neir es blii6en AUDI bic &eben
Ser groil=@ere9tisfeit;
So9 Der bette 2ropfen @ein,
@irb fir 9lbpDfaten iein.
9lber bies Ioll uns nibt briideu,
Sriesen mir bod SpnB Su iebn,
Ntit benz @elbe nod gu fnidern
Sol1 einmal Die gSelt per9e9n,
9i9 bns tudre tpirfli9 bumm
9fa96er lit Die 6relibe i'm.
Seber @enI6 fat iein gersniisen.
Wan6er an Der 8olitif,
Man6er ilt9t ii6 SpnB i'm 2iisen
Man6er i'm Seridt iein Slid,
limb ein fre6es 8uben=Gbor,
G6list benz SUrnuieb gar bas Sbr
llnb 10 iiebt man, buB Der 9iappel
llnier 9an5es Solt ersreift,
Selbit oas nrme @ieb muB Snppelr
8eif es rubis bn5u i9ueist.
Gber 9eier srdm' bid ni9t
l1eber 8eter's flein @eoi6ts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12
Aerife 1nben ermitteIt,

taB tin tsHedenber unt fremtrr BeiianttbeiI
I'm SIut psl@er bur@ 3srh luunasleiben ent.
pideIt rirb, bic urlaGe res R6eumdtismus
bilbst. Dieter fest fit auf ben tripFnbIi&sn,
urtsrbalb Der Saut ltsssnben 1tbsr,us Der
Nusfsln unb @eIenfbdnber unb lammeit fth
ais Elm taItiser. frsibissr RiebsrI&Iaa an,
peI@er Steifbtit unb 8erbrrbuns Der 8eIenFt
tr;eust. 9eire Tbatia9e, treI&e bur6 bi.
Grfabruns in Se3us auf 5Dnetter's R a.
seutttteres barsstban wurbs, bat lf6r.
ferea Sspsis fur fi@, als bic bae biefe RE
men unb b5sartistn Stranf5eit GinbaIt ttut,
unb ebenip feft ffebt es, bas lie, ba fie iiur
btiIidme Seitaubtbsile eutbilt, ben 9iftea ppr-
;u;itben IN, tpelGe oft anssndnbt rereen, um
Der SranIbeit GinbnIt ;u tbun. au& 1T 4:
Gin enti4iteents 9etImttteI stgcE nialariIbe
S5ieber. 5artIritisftit Dsspepfit, Rieren- unb
SIafeH.tltbe Gntfrdftuna unb antere St6r-
uassu. @%te Saraaf, bic s&te &rausi sa be-
tcmmeR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12
BON Wuulam

98. Bubble lit nit benz grri9ten eines
neuen 8obnbauies uuf Ieiner Sorm BE-
i9dftist.
2Ouis Sunde Fat itets unsse5ei6neten
&alt porrdtbt9 unb uertauft benIelben
bini9.
SrGuIein MiiGer lit bur6 &ranf6eit
ans 8ett sefeIie1t.
Srib Suebemutn freut ii9 ii6er Die
Nnfunft zines gD6ter9ens.
8ei Serrn 9beo. 5ensitenberg fant
lesten SOnnta9 Elm 9emiitbGi6es Gang.
frdnS9en itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

Die &rbeitermniien oes 2nnoes 6aben
nunmebr in bem Srber Der ,,&ni9bts Of
2abor" einen semeinIamenSnmmelpunt
sefunben. 8is iebt baben ipeber bic
Spcialiiten, nod gpmmuni item O6er
Gnur6iiten in Stmerifu 9roBe GrfOlse
auf5upeilen; bic srOBe @aiie bieier Ser
eine beitanb aus gtusldnbern; Die ein9ez
burenen gtrbeiter bielten ii6 5uriid, bis
pl6sli9 bieler8erein auftau9te uno tuie
ein rieii9er Spcus ale in benz I6peren
Sample un's 9niein begriffenen 9l6eis
termaiien uereini9te. gtllent6alben or
saniiiren ii6 bic 2obnarbeiter unter Iei=
ner Slesibe, in alIen sroBen Stdoten
bes 2unbes finben tdsli6 sublrei9e 8ers
iantmlunsen itatt, io9ar bic 6irten beg
Suciueitens (GOwbUp's) iteben im Sc
sriff, ii9 un5ui6GieBen. Ser Srben
Der ,,&ni9bts Of 2abor" iUiro ousenz
i9einli9 pOu iebr peritdnbi9en unb 9e=
mdBi9ten MGnnern seleitet, Die erIt bns
0o9Gi6ite periu6en, ebe iie es 5u eincm
SusItanbe fommen laiien, un6 beBbal6
iuaren auf bic 9lnsebOrisen sieIes
0rbens iii ibren llnterbunblunsen nit
ben 4rbeit9ebern INNER erfpl9rei6er,
aIs ale anberen @eieGi6aften.- -Stt5g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12
Ste Grfabr,t,tsett bes Yreaisers
0Satct. 2SSilOs.

Der arehiser 8. .. 9SiIfs, betannt aES
Staetmiffipndr I'm g1cws90rf, unh BruNer
eeS uerffprbenen aHsse,eidbneten sRicbfers
aSfIeS Dom cberseridbt in mRafFaebufettS,
fcbreibt 6OIsenfeS:
rs Ofts54fte ST.. Tewsgcrf, 10 g9ai 1889.
I'm bic Serreu &. 6. 9per & Co.
9Reine 9erren! 8orieen ainter lift ids en-
einem bodit bef9nerIi9en ipdeneen MusiaIoa, bes
ionoers an ben 9einen, bic nohts 70 unertr6aIi1
iudten uno 10 beftig bronuten, ba5 Id touTR ei1te
9ede earanf ertrdseu founte ait qIdIte mid
Elm hefti5er 6atarrh urb tatdrrhdIif9er SuIten;
mein appetit mar f4Ie1t, unb i'd mar aons abaes
t9wd4t 9a i9 aus Der Seobadtune mondtr ans
bern SdHe uno aus friherer GTfabruna an mir
feIbft bic Tpert9pouen Gigenidofteu pou Nter's
SarfapGriIIa fannie, 10 ftng. id5 an fe Der
ph9enannten Sef4weroen ruegenS einsIIuehmei
San eIeih mad Der eriten Soiis ipuroe mein Appes
tit be5fer. . Rddb tir5er Seit CAB has Sieber rnh
bas SUDDEN mad, unb ale 4nsei5en pon Gntsilns
tel IDurbe i'd uon een 2opfIpeb une Suten bsfreit,
reRe Geiunbbeit uerbefIerte fig i'm gdnjen unb 1T
iest duSge;eibnet. So fihIe um bun6ert grcienk
ftdrfer uno f6reibe bieIs &eiItote Der @nIpenhuro
Der Sorf1pdriIIo 81, bic td5 nit ponitem Bers
trnneu nIs bic bette arsEei fir has Sft enlpfebIe
bic ie erfunben uno bereitet porben 1T. So rahHI
tdeLi4 orei HeiHe Dozen unb perbraudte i'm aofis
sen peniger ais 5pei iSIof9en. Sisfe Thotiodben
tteiIe id Sbren in Der SofinIus Hiit bas 6re 9ers
bhentIi9une gntes tbun Ireroe. A6tiinespoa
Shr ersebener 3. g. @iIbs."
Dbeer San III ar elmer aus pieIen bic Ttets ;uurs
ierer aentnis eeIansen unh bic bepeiien Ipie rors
treffIi9 ft5 aper's SariapariIIa CUR Seis
lung alsr arnnfSeiten eignet, bic burt unreires
ober ueraruttes TIut uno bur9 aHsenteiue enttr6f.
ftt,4o t,aorhen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

w. S. Mccartney, druggist, Seine
CAL, says: Tongaline as a aremedy for
rheumatism, neuralgia and nervous
headache, is giving the desired results
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

@enn i6r bilIise aleiber gu faufeu
sebentt, 10 sebt gu 6. gbriftmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

ian @ertpun6eten iuieber seieben. $50
iie seblieben iinO, luiiien nur Die SoIpi'
talliften uno Der liebe @ott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

Sparet @elb unb taiift cure &leibel
Bel 6. @briitmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12

Sa6a mar tsani, mir sn6rn tbr Gafsorta,
als Fs elm 2ino Nor, ri.f fis nada 0aftorta,
eie tvurbe elm 6rduIein. un6 6ieIt gu GaitSxia,
AIS Fc RinssT bottr, got fie ibHsu GafteriR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-12
@orIdmfige 2lmsctae.

VUr1UltVDe WNdct8e.
Da i'd bic friiber Srn Soc. 9SIeamut stsis.
nefe QDdenerperff1tte an Der 5. 9tra6e
tauft9 sr;gcrbsn babe anS has @sf&dft In
8iefer auf hsm biebtrissn plase rsitersufiib.
rtn seesnte, bite i'd nneine Nifbarstr nm ibr
gel 9SpblwpIIen,
9bas. 3euenbabn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-11-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

OFFICER DAN SUMNErT, of Nashville,
Tenn, was set upon by a gang of roughs
and badly beaten on the goth.
MRS. Lucy PARSONS, the wife of the
condemned Anarchist, addressed a miscel-
laneous crowd of between 800 and 400 at
Allegheny City, Pa, on the 21st. She
spoke for two hours, but the address did
not differ materially from those delivered
elsewhere.
Hon. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, sr., died
a6 Boston on the 21st. He was the third
son cf John Quincy Adams, and was born
in Boston, August 16, 1907.
JOHN JOHNSON, of Cleveland, Ohio, has
invented an apparatus by which he makes
1,00O,00 feet of gas out of a barrel of coal
oil, and after this immense quantity of gas
has been made the residue of oil as a
lubricator is said to be worth as much as
he barrel of oil originally.
ABOUT one hundred hands on the Fair.
view plantation, one mile above Berwick,
La, are on a strike. Cutting and hauling
and grinding cane has entirely ceased.
GEN. ARTHUR is supposed to have saved
500, 600 from his salary as President. His
total estate, real and personal, is thought
to be between 100000 and 100000. Alan
and Nellie Arthur inherited from their
I
THE State Comptroller of Tennessee has
issued a statement of the collections of the
current revenue for last year. 1t shows a
! total of $780,, ,39Ls4, against 81 ,029, ,99O.30
for the previous year, a decrease of 50, =
592.46.
Z. J. BoAsso, formerly chief of aids in
| New Orleans, under sentence of seventeen
| years Imprisonment for forgery, and John
Soniat, under a life sentence, escaped from
| the penitentiary at Baton Rouge on the
| night of the goth.
| a STRIKE, in which 10000 cotton oper-
atives viii take part, will be inaugurated
/ at Fall River, Mass, within month, un-
| less the manufacturers grant an increase
in the wages of their employees.
/ Hoo cholera prevails near Urbana, o.
1 One farmer has lost eighty hogs out of a
! ierd Of 200 from the disease.
| THE Postmaster-G Generals report, Just
/ out, shows: Number Of new postofices
established for the year ending June 80.
\ 1886, 1882. Number discontinued, II2O.
/ Total number remaining in operation, 90,
I 614.
] HEAVY cyclones, gales and electrical
/ storms are reported in Kansas, Michigan,
ana Wisconsin. 1t is appreh ended that
/ ships and steamers on the Northern lakes
have suffered great damage.
! or the total appropriations for the year,
/ amounting to S54, 1S3, ,642.14, the entire out
| lay actually made and estimated to be
made, is but so, ,SS9, ,34o.46, leaving a bal
tnce to be eventually covered into the
treasury Of 81, ,344, ,30I.6S.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-11-26

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2O.-Last spring
young Mr.. Todd, of good family in Talla-
poosa county, Alabama, where his father
teaches school, obtained of Gray & Knight,
merchants in DadevilIe, Tullapoosa county,
advances on his crop by mortgaging about
three head of stock and his prospective
crop. Subsequently it was ascertained he
mortgaged what he did not possess. He
farmed some little. The precise spot,
however, was unknown, but it was found
out that he Hanged" mostly across Talla-
poosa river, his peculiar operations ex-
tending within ratio of about nineteen
miles, where he managed, without con-
Tossing, to belong to the Mormons, and TO
keep within convenient distances, about
fifteen white concubines, whom he success
fully kept up by furnishing them with the
provisions he obtained from his merchants
OF his crop and dividing them among
these women. The latter part of the sum-
mer he succeeded in getting more pro-
visions from his Dadeville merchants on
his crop, dividing them again among his
cOnCubineS.
Recently Gray s. Knight learned that
Todd sold bale of cotton mortgaged to
them in Alexander City, and had pur-
chased suit of clothes, preparatory TO
going to Texas. They obtained a warrant
for his arrest, but he got posted before the
officers reached his abode, and now fol-
lowed a system of we'll conceived eva
sions of arrest all through his numerous
cOncubines, who were well posted and in
structed, they for some time misdirecting
and misleading the officers of the law,
who, being tired of being foiled by these
women every day, determined to hunt
Todd with bloodhOunds.
They first secured his range for two
days, but his cOncubines foiIed even the
bloodhoUnds. Two more blOodhounds
were secured, the concubines still protect
ing their man, and changing and obliter-
ating his trails. At last, however, an in
furiated husband, whose wife charged
Todd with having outraged her in the
woods, joined the chase. His trail was
quickly found, and the four bloodhounds
spotted him in close quarters, with two
concubines trying to hide him. lie saw
that he was cornered and surrendered,
and was followed part of the way to prison
by some of his cOncubines, and is sOlitarily
confined in Jail at Dadeville. The affair
creates much talk, and is all the gossip in
and around DadevilIe.
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a Cruel Hoax in Brazil.

A criminal trial arising out Of hoax
has Just been concluded. A Portuguese
merchant here was crazy to become
Baron, and one day mounted soldier
dressed like a Ministers orderly came
to his house and delivered to him
large sealed envelope, bearing the
official p. S, on opening which he
found the long-sighed-for letters patent
appointing him Baron de Villa Rica.
Overioyed, he summoned all his rela.
tives and friends TO a grand banquet,
with rockets, band, toasts and speeches.
and assumed a truly noble and baron
ial demeanor. But when he went to
pay the taxes that have to be
satisfied before public use of the title
he discovered that he had been the
victim Of an elaborate hoax. The en-
ragged pseudo-Baron fixed his suspicious
on party to whom he had lent three
thousand milreis, in the belief that be
had influence at court, and had him
arrested for swindling. However, the
jury seemed 10 think the joke too good
a one TO be looked on seriously and
acquitted the accused. Rio Jaaciro
Cor. ". Y. Herald.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-11-26
EIonennent.

ATLANTA, Nov. 1S-Jas. S. Fletcher and
Emma E. Carlisle, an eloping couple from
Alabama, were married here to-day by Or
binary Calhoun. They drove sixteen miles
in buggy to Birmingham, yesterday, and
the lady was locked in a room in the hotel
for sixteen hours by her lover to eIude her
father, who, with detectives, searched the
town over in vain. The young man was
secreted in a different part of town. Late
last night they took the train for Atlanta,
in disguise, reaching here early this morn.
ing. They left this afternoon for Florida.
where Fletcher owns large orange grove
The fathers objection was not to Fletcher,
who is fine fellow, but was opposed to
his daughters marrying because of her
youth, she being only sixteen. Fletcher is
twenty five. Both are good looking and
intelligent.
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NO. H..

ing taken to feeding as a means of for.
getting its bereavement, was perched
upon the lower limb of its favorite
apple-tree. The night was dark, but
not unpleasant, and our friend felt IN
a mood for "reminiscences.
"Ah!" it observed to the old turkey
cock who was roosting by its side: 81
wonder how pretty Mary is getting
along in her city home?"
"Well enough, " replied the old cock
who, it must be confessed, was tough
in feelings as well as in body.
"How l should like to see heri She
would be glad to see me, tooP"
"She may" returned the cock sage
ly, as he prepared to fly to the top
most branch of the tree: "She may
see you before you expect her to. >
"Do you think sop returned the
turkey, enthusiastically.
II shouldn't be surprised, replied
the cock, with a very suggestive wink,
and with hop, skip and flop it was
soon very safely perched on the very
highest branch of the tree. But thiC
romantic, grateful little friend of ouF9
remained where it was, and, as its
eyes closed in sleep, it dreamed that it
was in the city visiting Mary, and she
was SO glau 10 see II lnaG Sne naue
dinner-party for its especial benefit.
The next morning the farmer re-
marked:
"Here is that fat little turkey Mary
used to like so well. She will enjoy
eating it."
"Yes, indeed" replied the good
wife.
So our little friend was stripped of
its feathers, filled with sage, and
packed into a square box with some
red apples, a jug of real cider and
some mince pies.
Thus its dream was fulfilled, and
Marys dinner-party for its especial
benefit came off Thanksgiving day
Benjamin N0rthrop, IN Pack.