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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
A BsoLUTrLY PURE.
R Q Y AL
B A X | N 6
POWDER.
fuo 2i-lyl
GUINN'S PIONEER
BLOOD REVIEWER.
r. QUINN

npf manufactured and sold his medicine
from
PERRY, GA,
in an humble way. using an ordinary Iron
pot for boiling. The business was run under
the name Of
SWIFT q QUINN PERRY. GA,
with the CAUTION printed on each label
None genuine without the
written signature OF
X. QUINN"
And the medicine was sold at IS per bottle.
This co. partnership was dissolved by MR..
&. II. SWIFT retiring and MIR. X. QUINN
continuing the manufacture of this CELE-
BRATED VEGETABLE BLOOD RENEW.
EKfROM SOUTHERN FORESTS up TO the
present time.
Mr.. X. QUINN has his account-books
showing sales by him 10 parties VINO came
years after with alphabetical repetitions,
and who seek to take from him the honOrs
and rewards that his genius, enterprise, and
money in frst labelling and introducing to
commerce this boon 10 the afflicted clearly
entiue him TO. He has now sold his right
therein 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
Weighmnster Of Live Stock

The Governor some days ago sub
mitted to the AttOrney-General, Hon.
R. A. Ayers, for his opinion, the ques-
tion of appointing Weighmaster of
Live Stock for the city of Richmond,
and has received the following re-
sponsc:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

New York freight billed 10 arrive BY
the Old Dominion steamship Brssk-
water, which has been put epshs lias'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

about thirty-eight years Of age, dark
whiskers and moustache, dark eyes,
claims to be Swiss. Two hundred dol
lars reward is offered for their arrest"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
The CoId.weather Record.

MANCHESTER, Va, Jan. II, 1886.
To the Editor ofthe Dispatch:
Please give lowest range Of thermo-
meter around Richmond since 1876, and
oblige MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
From the Dispatch files for the first
Of January we get the following ranges
Of the thermometer as marking the
lowest point reached during the win-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
sUsIsEss oprORTUxIrIEs.
. RARE CHANCE.

sgslsEss olPlll,rsl11le1. Pl'esTgSsI1rIEs1.
FoR SALE.
A RARE CHANCE.
1900 viii buy STOCK. GOODWILL,
AND MIXTURES or A MAIN.STBEET
FAHILY 4ROCERY now In full operation.
Owner can't give u bis personal attention.
New ''o5s sTuMs1cH spS S1s |osss s'H16 ss'Hs16ws 4 CO.,
u A12.Sf AIS Naln street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

ni,iee had this morning reported just
such bill.
Mr.. Martin was snre that the oyster
men would be very thankful indeed for
that, but he nevertheless hoped that
the whole subject would be recommit-
ted. TinkeriDg on this subject was
dangerous.
The House refused to reconsider. The
bill is defeated.
CRIMINAL EXPENSES.
The following communication was
laid before the House and ordered to
be printed:
COMMONWEALTH OF vTGTNIA,
OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
kIcHAcND, January IL, 1855.
Hen. Cherries T. Stuart Speaker Of the House
Of Delegates:
sir,-A resolution Of your honorable body
OF the 10th uitimo is as follows:
ReSOIred, That the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts be Instructed to report 10 this House
a statement showing the criminal charges
paid out Of the Treasury for each county OF
the Commonwealth for the last fiscal year
and also showing the per cent. OF such
charges 10 al state taxes assessed In the
state at the rate Of forty cents on every one
hundred dollars OF property, and the per
cent. in each county.
In response I beg leave to submit the sc-
CONTAINING table. Very respectfully,
MORTON MARYE,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
The total assessment Of revenue
amounts to 81, ,730, ,024. 30 and the GRIM
inal charges to s226,770.S7. Those
two columns are omitted and the re-
mainder of the table is as followsl:
A table showing the State taxes assessed
AT the rate OF acc. on every 800 OF property
IN each county in the Commonwealth, and
the criminal charges paid out OF the Trea-
suIy for each county during the fiscal year
ending September 80. 1855; Also, the per
cent. OF sGch charges In each county 10
such taxes In each county, and the per cent.
Of all such charges in the state TO all such
taxes In the state:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
M0c0n Medicine Co.,

whose label will now be q guarantee that
the medicine will be kept up TO that high
standard, without shadow OF varying, that
first proved TO the doubling medical world
the existence OF q PURELY VEGETABLE
BLOOD MEDICINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

Price per bottle, 81 and s1.75. For sale
by POWERS, TAYLOR q CO., Richmond,
Va. no 24-d&wIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
II. QUINN TRAVELS FOR THE
COMPANY.

Cures Scrofula. rheumatism CataTrh,
and all Blood and Skin Diseases.
u I nm for any poisonous chemica
y ,OOO found in this preparation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
CRIMINAL EXPENSES.

The following communication was
laid before the House and ordered to
be printed:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
CONVICT LABOR.

lhe Measure Proposed by Delegate N. l..
Garter, of Richmond.
b The following is the bill introduced
in the House Of Delegates by Hon.
Henry l.. Carter, of Richmond. 1t is
now pending in the Committee on Asy-
lums and Prisons, and Mr. Carter is
persistently urging favorable action
and bones to get il in a few days:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

nnf manufactured and sold his medicine
fftNna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

him. nor be the subject Of any com.
ment before the court or jury by the
prosecuting attorney.l
Mr.. Meredith thought the bill an un-
just one and hoped it would not pass.
Mr.. Mccormick thought it proper
measure and strongly advocated its
passage.
On motion Of Mr.. Koiner the bill was
passed by.
A very large number OF bills were
ordered to their engrossment and third
reading.
: On motion Of Mr.. Mccormick the
Senate adjourned.
House OF Delegates.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
A question in prammer apitates North

A question in grammer agitates North
Adams. 1t Is, whether it is correct to
say, 1T is one OF the best pieces of mus
ic that there is" or ut is one of the
best pieces of music that there are
The question is submitted to the Repub-
Hcan, as umpire. The sentence is a bad
one in either shape, the last three words
are superfiuous and combination clumsy
and that IS as much an offense against
the language as sentence that cannot
be parsed. But analysis will show the
latter form IS according to the rule.
Put it i'll this way: Among the pieces
of music there are. it is one of the best. .
The incurable viciousness of the sem
tence is plain. but so is the necessity of
the plural.-Sprinateld Republican.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
Notice..

The road supervisors and all other cit.
lzens of Griggs County.
You will please take notice that ''an
act to prevent the spread of Noxious
weeds IN the Territory of Dakota" !" was
passed by the Territorial Legislature
18th 1885, making it incumbent upon
every road oversecr to see that the weeds
named in said act are destroyed, in case
OF a failure of occupant of the lands
upon which they grow.
Dated June 25th 1856.
Iver jacobson
Dist. Atty. Griggs Co. %
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
Official Paper of Griggs County
The Range Cattle Business.


There are those who MAINTAIN that the
! range cattle business will continue and
increase. They hold the land thus used
always will be unfit for any other pur-
pose. They are the conservatives who
oppose. as nonsense, all attempts to re-
form the business; the" two per cent. :"
men, who see cruelty in it. as it exists,
and stign a.i1e as ''moonshine'' the
stories OF terrible suffering and losses
during the last winter. This sort of talk
is to- the interest Of many of these men.
They or their patrons own cattle on the
range, upon which they wish to borrow
money; or they hope to delude some
Eastern tenderfoot into buying their
cattle and accepting range delivery"
in either of v hich cases il is much to
their interest to deprecate the losses,
actual and probable. Possible there are
few honest men who are blind enough
to the facts to see nothing essentially
wrong and self-destIuctiye in this range
cattle business, and to see 10 possibility
of cultivatins the vast tracts upon
which it furnishes; but most honest men
are not blind. at least not very blind.
and When they give this matter any,
thing like fair reconsideration, they realize
and admit that there are two causes
which must. sooner or latter. annihilate
it. First, its inherent wicke,lness. I
am aware that in matters of business
men do not often ask. sis this just is
it right, is it III accordance with Gods
laws?' but satisfy themselves with the
one brief query: "Will it pay?:' Yet,
notwithstanding this, when once YOU
have made it clear and unmlstakable to
q man that business is not Just, not
right, not in accordance with Gods law.
he will cot engage in it. lie will not
ask the questions. If there be no room
for doubt, and it Twill pay" he will
take the chances; but, convince him
that he is wrong, and he will AVOID 1t.
One has but to read the papers of to-
day. to become convinced that this bus-
mess is wrong Leaving cattle without
food or water, to starve to death-no one
denies the wrong of that. Leaving them
without shelter, to freeze to death
there's no question about that either.
And that these things are done each
winter, by those engaged in the range
cattle business, every reading man and
women knows. True, the "loss-only-2-
percent" man, like Banquo's ghost.
will not down; but he is such All evident
unreallty that no one believes him, In.
deed, who can believe him. when the
papers week by week give accounts
contimatory of the terrible stories of
last winter? Only the other day learn
ed of a man who turned out $500 dogies
last tall, and in the ''roundups'' this
spring not one of them has been found.
Another turned out 800, and has one
left; he estimates his loss at :A,9 per
cent. lAndo one of the largest cattle COM
panies in this section. branded 5000 CAL
YES last year where it brands 300 this
n. Y. Tribune.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC

For flour and feed don't fail to call on
Geo. W. Greenleese. Where YOU can
have all your wants supplied from the
large stock which he always keeps on
hand. Flour of all grades; Bran, Shorts.
Mlddlings, Chopped-feed, Barley, and
Oats. -Allof Which he will sell at lowest
living prices.
Note change in price of flour: Dia-
mond 3rand S2.25, Straight $3.50, A
Pat. S275, Occident $500
Don't fail to call before purchashing
elsewhere.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
THECOURIER,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
BY FRED'K. HI. ADAMS,

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One copy. one year. $500
six months, 100
Cash Invariably in Advance.
ADVERTISING RArEs.-Dispay ads. 81 per inch
month; p per cent of on yearly contracts Of ov-
rr ncnes Locnls 10 cents for first and cents for
each substqucnt insertion. Final proof and con.
test notices. without citations. SIS cach spot cash
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
Commissioners Proceedings.


Convened Sept. 6. 1856, at 2p. M.
Present, Commissioners Cooper. and
IIogenson.
Comsr. Cooper presiding.
Minutes OF the last meeting were read.
On motion ordered that the last part of
the resolution given therein. I've corrected
to read as follows. viz:
And that the Treasurer and Regis
ter OF Deeds. Ex. Otiicio County Clerk
of Grlggs county be. and they hereby
are. authorized to cancel of record ail
taxes assessed and levied in the wear
lSS5, upon any and all odd sections here
tofore owned by the Northern Pacific
Railroad company within Griggs county
except those already paid
On motion ordered that the following
bills he allowed. viz:
The Argus. sherit1's day book and
blanks, $lO45.
The Argus, blanks for county clerk
&6.33.
The Argus, blanks for board of health
So.
NJ. l.. Michaels, notifying jurors. ss5.
Benz. Mccormick, painting court
house fence, $25.
F. n. Brown, killing and huryinp
horse and colt owned by B. B. Brown.
anu ~ ourylng horse owned by Boden Il
buck, upon order board of health:
amount of bill, $l5. allowed at $3.50.
B. B. Brown, value of colt ordered
Killed by commissioners, Sa&55.
Z. a. Hunter, removing dead horse
by order board of health. 50.
i. +. Kerr, per diem and mileage in
re s. B. Browns mare, $500.
Geo. %. Barnard 4 Co.. ink dozen.
ment boxes, $l4sO.
The report of clerk and treasurer of
Helena school township were presented
and approved and the following saIarios
allowed, VIZ:
NJ. l.. Michaels, clerk. SIS.
Nicolas Swenson, treasurer. sl5.
CHARLES IL. Mosely having qualified as
county commissioner for District No. 4
appeared and took part at this point.
On motion ordered that the FOLLOWING
TAX levy be ma de upon the valuation of
all property subject to taxation within
6rlggs county for the year 1856. viz:
-Four mills on the dollar of valuation
for general county revenue.
Three mills on the dollar of valuation
lof interest OH court house bonds.
-Four mills on the dollar of valuation
for roads and bridges.
On motion adjourned to meet Oct o
1856, at . p. m.
II. G. COOPER, Chairman.
II. T.. SMART, Clerk.
Jamesfo~m Alert: Nate Lehman. fhe
Old Dakota wheat buyer, and noted
speculator, has gone to Alaska. to re-
coup from the hard fortune of the boar,
at the Zenith City. Mr.. Lehman las
gone into business ina small town on
the coast with a partner, and, backed
by nothing but energy, determination
and row of high mountains in the
rear Will own or control, more of Alas
ka, than the United States government
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10

Editor Adams, of the COURIER, can
more easily enter the halls of the legisla-
ture than any other man from Griggs
county. The only difficulty appears in
the unwillingness of the candidate to
enter the teld.-Jamestoun Alert.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
NORsKE MEDICINE.
((1llarantpa.l.' :

1l1laranteed.)
The Norwegian Lightning Sorehealer.
The Norwegian Blood Purifier.
The Norwegian Cough Syrup.
The Norwegian Appetizer.
The Norwegian Rheumatic Oil and
Sundheds Salt. Registered according
to act of Congress. For sale by
B. 4. CLACSEN, Cooperstown, Oak.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
To The Public.

! am now prepared to take a few day
boarders, also furnish extra meals.
y. HASKELL.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
Feed Mill.

Cooper BcN. ale p.,,lv.! to
grind feed Of all kinds ut their elevator.
i'll any amount. at reasonable rates.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
IF FARM ERS

bN0 0NUvU ~
In the Northwest would consider that here tho
climate. soil and seasons differ from other sec
tons 81 the uuited States they would see at once
that different management must be observed
and methods employed to make farming and
stock.raising successful hence the necessity Of
giving preference to agricultural reading es-
Hecialy suited to these pursuits in this section.
GRAIN S!a!. AND sToCK-RAIs1NG, POULTRY and
ETABLR culture as it should Lc conducted in th.
Northwest. is reliably given in FARM. STOCK
AND HOME edited by Col. John II. Stevens. a
farmer and resident Of Minnesota since lss9, as
sisted by many practical farmers of recognized
the Northwest Should fave; is piblished tic l,:
1st and 18th OF every montli-24 times yearly
and furnished at the very low subscription price
OF only 50 cents year. Sample copy free Write
Tor It, Agents wanted Address
E-1kM, STOCK IND ZONE.
We as farmers Of the Northwest recognize in
FARM, STOCK AND HnMEan earnest, vigorous, con.
sistent and effective worker in the advocacy Of y
policy To- arrest the r1thrtons OF railroads and other
mnhop0lies, aud save to faruers the fruits Of thes
lSbVr. Sigved; MANY FARXxcS
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-09-10
Notice to Tax Payers!
OF aRlaas COUNTY, OAK.

Ali delinquent Personal Taxes for the
years Of lSS3, 1854. and 1855. must lie
paid on or before September 18th, a. u.
1855. Any such tax remaining unpaid
on said dates will he left with nv tax
collector, and collected in accordance
with law. ANTON EyGER
, County treasurer of Griggs Co., Dak.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

9unberte BON glrbeitern tbaten BON Oit
rno @eit ber ibr 8eiteS, ben in5Dii6en
eisbart gefrorenen S6nee nit ibren QeIten
gu bre9en; 2 ShneepHige nit mebreren
2ofomotipen binter lid, fubren bon beioe1
Setten nit noQem 0ampf in bic S6nees
blDGaOe, gepaltiss Sdueemaiien mad beis
ben Seiten tperfenb, baum 8nriif nrb aut'S
Neue a%nrenneno. 90 gtng es 81 StunDen.
Sag rnb g1a6t, Z &otomotiuen ipuroen bet
benz 8ampf 3eri6mettest, aber Die gabn
ipurbe fret, unb mar, iopiel mir bier tptlleH,
bic erite ipieoer ibnceirete 8abn.
l1niere 8robibitioniiten baben aus Wrtb,
baB fte Die 5 SIagen 9egen einen 9islt9en
@irtb p%erIoren uno Die Soften aablen
muBten, gegen ale Birt5e @inbaItSbefehle
berausgenommen uno bis auf einen alSges
fIbrt, lebterer tonnte nidt ausgefiibrt tperz
ben, neil ber gigent6imer bes 0auies ni6t
gefuuoen peroen fonnte. ungefaDr 1000
6uritt9e Seeten unO ieBt Hur nod etn stlz
5iger Saloon. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
MiInt. Der St6nferer.

Sn Der. Srautfurter !3eitung bonn 30.
9e3ertber 1885 lelen mir 0as Solgenoe,
bas beute am II. Sa1uar 1886 nod gang
genau paBt:
vBie Der &6ntg bon Serbten bur6
ieinen frepelbaften glnfau in 8ulgarien
ben Dur6 Die Gr6ebung in Sltruntelten
berborgerufenen Sntereiienfonfift peientz
LID peri6Grft bat, 10 lit CT Ill d Der
9aupt 6ufbtge, tpel6er Den OBJ
i6lub oes Srie0ens nit 8ulgarten 81 bir>
bern iu1t. @s i6etnt, baB Der &Dnig unb
Die &0nigin por Der MilttGrtommtiiion
ret6Ii6 Sbrdnen bersoiien BADEN, mel6e
nautentlt6 ben 8ertreter StaItenS 10
Det1 geitimmt baben lDQet, oaB ct
ipdter BET Ben 8erbanolun9en in 8irot
ftets ben MuSi6lag 5u @uniten SerhtenS
CAB. Nu6 Shirt NI%eTanoer lou
getDetnt baben, aber Dor 3Drn iiber Die
ungere6ttgfeiten Der WtlttGrfommt1ion
seaeniiber Bulgarten. Na6bem Oeiterretb
Our6 feline @inmtihung ben SerbeufOnig
bor ben Snlgen ieines Nn9riffes gegen Den
Na6bar 9el6iibt bat, iptelt er iDieoer ben
Srpbtgen. Son 8eLgrao aus ftno in Serz
bten aIerbano 2iige1bert6te uer6rettet NOR
ben, benen sufol9e bic Nrmee gar tetne
ylleoerlage erlitten bat, unD Die Snlge 6teieS
8orgehens tft nun, baB Die &egierung Die
Sruppen ntdt beimsui6tGen tpagt, 0anit
tie ni6t bic Wa6rbeit int Qanoe Derbreiten
uno baour6 lln5ufriebenbeit erregen SSn
einem Selegramme uniereS Dor5iigIt6 UNI
terrtdteten 8iener GDrrelpouDenten beiBt
es, baB Die meiftet &abtnete beretts
81 Der lleber5eugun8 gelangt itno, baB oDne
Elm Gingreifen Der WtGGte elm Srie0enSz
i6luB stpil6en Serbieu unb 8ulgarten
faurt 3u errei6en lit uno oaB Die Sermittez
lung Der Wt6dte aud in oieler Tr1ge 1abe
beporIte6e. 9aS nGre cine iebr erfreuli1e
9fa6rt6t, tDenrt man 0aOon Iber5eugt lein
f0nnte, baB allie WlG6te ernitlid ben
Srieoer poleu. 0a Bul9arien l6tperlt6
etpas NnoereS ais Die Nnertennutg Ieiner
8ereintgung nit Site Gumelten n%erlanat,
10 piiroe nielei6t etn OruG 8 It e t.
ret6s auf Serbien genlgcn. hin ben
Srteoen gu Stan0e au bringen. Son lolz
DEM Druid lit aber bis iebt nt6ts gu be-
merfen."
2eioer nein! 8ieImebr 1T Seiterret6
9eraoe Ser SEEKER, Der ben iGnt1nerlt6en
Stdnferer Wtitan mte cine @lieoerpuppe
am 0rabte lentt. Gs nil bur9aus ben
braDen 8attenberger Qleranoer nm Die
Sriidte letner Siege bel6ntnOeln.
SpleC Iuute DtlN DDW UDDl elIe puIleHDE
@ele9enbett fir ben ~eiiernen &an3ler, Elm
WtabtDort au ipre6en uno bel benz vboben
Sunbes8enoiien" gu @uniten bes iun9en
Mannes ein5utreten, Der our6 feline fIbnett
9eLoentbaten benz beutiden Waffenrubm
neuen @lan3 berIieben bat. 0p6 4eioer
1T in oieier &i6tung tuenig 81 bofen.
8eite6t bod Der b06ite triumph Der ret6ss
tan3lertlhen Staatsfunit oartr, oaB iie
Nues, mas in Dem babsburgiiden Nlifenz
itaate De ut Cd betBt, Den GSe6en, Polen.
SloDafen, &at3en u. i. 10. tnos Saus
l6la6ten lGBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
@rftifdler @rfeasrthnt.

IS tpir6 er3Gblt, baB als in Baris etne
1eue 3eitl6rtft erl6einen lolte, 0er Ser
ausgeber fi6 an 8tctor 6ugo uub
u It aD Sore I'M GeitrGge tpanbte.
8etoe entipra6en benz an file geftelteu Ser
lan9en, ieoo1 Da6ri1einli6 niGt gang i'm
Slime oes III. ie geridteten @riudenS,
benn Der St6ter ianDte cine Rreioez
3et6nung, Der 9roBe 3ei0ner eint9e
0erie. Beibe berlbmte Nfdnner tparen
ftol5 auf Elm Salient, Don Dem Die @elt feline
Qbnung bate uno bas fte III 8irfIi6teit
niUt beiaBeI. SSbnen ipobnte ,aber nu Die
geDDbnLt6e menl0li6e S6pd6e inne,
nit Dem glGnSe1t 81 t~Dolen, mas ibnen Die
Jtatur nur in 8an5 geri19em Stage Gegeben
bate.
Sn Gnglanb ftnbet 6iele S6atiade 6aupt;
lG6Lih iGren9tusorud in Der0erherrlt1ung
oeS 6eereS, ilber baS man ais Elm 0anz
3eS ftets in @nt;iden gerdtb, tpGbreno man
ben einSelnen Soloaten %Deratbtet. Soebei1
bat ii1 bas wieoer reht beutIih ge3etet.
@eneraL Bren0ergaft mari6irte nit
%3ebntauieno O2ann in 8irma ein, l6lug
cine logenan1te vS6la6t", Die man in
9eutiblanD cine 8orpoiteu>B ldnfelet nenz
nen niroe, unD trieb oarauf bic fetnolthen
S6aaren 3urIG, Die ni6t Die gerin9ite
yteiguug gum Sedten 3etgten, aud gar nt6t
tuuBten, Dte ite OieieS bepertiteltgen iolten.
0te etn5igen S6miertgfeiten beltanben in
Der 8erlOreun9 Der Sruppen nit Oaunos
un6 S6teBnorrdtben, tpel6e Nufgabe bon
fautmdnntlden unter1ebmern befrieoigeno
gel0lt tpurOe. SIR Dtele @roBtbat lit @e>
neral YrenOergalt nit Dem bDhlten milf
tdrtlhen OrDen belobnt iporDen, man
fetert lein Seloberrntale1t, Die 2eituneen
erl9opfen 1i0 in Beipunoeruna fir
i'm uno iein beloenbaftes Seer. 0ie
&0nigin eiebt benz @efIble oes 8olfes
our6 Elm eiseres 0anoi9reiben QusoruG,
Wfeoatlen all ben 1885er Srieg in Sirma
tDeroen geprd9t uRo pertbeilt = fura, es
berr1Gt Die Wtetnung, OaB etn unperipelfltz
DIES Hubmesblatt Der @el6i6te @n9lanos
blnSu9efl9t lei.
Ser WauGgeneral 2oro @oIleGeD GGBt
1aturIt0 Die @elegenbeit ntht poriiber ge=
ben, UNI IT'D in Das re6te 2ibt su IteIIen,
lnoen ct gum 10 unb l%ouielten Wtale in Ell
rer Stldreoe erflGrt, baB britii1e Soloaz
ten Die ertten Der Mett unn er naz
tlrltdl, ais ibr berporragenbiter Seloberr,
Der 9rOBte Stratege beS Sabr1unoerts lei.
Dab er lelblt nidt etnmaL Die balbnadten,
ipeerbepaffneten miloen0orDen be5 SuoanS
Aberpdltt9ell tonnte; fdut babel uatiirIi6
nI6t ins @etni1t.
SIN Nnfang Iadt man Iber 6ieie ftnbie
i6e YrabliuAt, auf Die Oauer miro tnoeB
cine lol6e u1oeribGmte SeIbltberdudbez
rung, Die unter gGnalider 0erorebuna Der
tbatlG6lt1en Serbdltnilie lib itnmer u1D
tnlIler iDleoer brett ma0t, geraoe3u ullerz
trdglt6. 0as Wferfrpiroigite babel lit
inoeB, oaB our6 Die %eritauulide 0artz
rddIgfett, nit Der Oiele 2obhuoeleien tpie>
OerbOLt merDe1, Die @n9ldnDer mirfli6 Die
WtGrden gIauben, Die ibnen Der 2oro bon
Gairo nit 10 leb9after @inbilOungstr aft
Dorer3dblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
Corresponding Der .5uinots Staots3ettuna."9
2G1:S Sets etSfGtfen Gi0 Sotpa
GreftOn, Soma, 10. Sanuar 1886.

Gre It n, Soma, 10. Sanuar 1886.
J1o6 finqt Der NOropeftz8 inb ietne
erlmnigiten @eiien uno Der thermometer
ftebt % @rao inter .gtua, bod idneit ulo
it0bert IS ntdt mebr. gSir batten "a
Stunoen leiren 6agel. 6ann 48 Stunoen
einen regelrehten vBli35aro", 10 oaB man
bic nleilte 3eit Dor Sdnee uro S6nee>
tpcbeu nidt Dor fi6 ieben fonnte. Grfroz
rene ylaieu, SbreI, 0dnoe ipareu etmas
@efuobnlides; Elm BON Der Qlrbeit beiln>
tsbrenoer Monn puroe / Wteile BON ieinem
9auie e%rfroren gefunoen, u1o Oa CT etn
SemperenSler ipar, 10 muroeH rebt un>
barmber5tge &eDen gebOrt.
NnDert5alb Uteilen @eletie Der Chicago
Burlington Quincy : Gtien6a0n 5pil0eu
STEP Sat uno Niuiscd lpurOen 0ur6
S1ueepsbeH Z uno s SUB aHfgefHut.