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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
beating with Tramp, In England.

Not It irN citizens If the United States
h"li Tire belief that the slpri,s tramp" of the
gems homo Is not only indigenous t. thi,
country, tat Is roniinrl tuit A greater mis-
tahe ruu'd scarcely lr made The tramp in
fu-Iati T. nptunly quite rs uliutiituu, ns in
tue uttd States. but the ratiS,,ui {; constant
diam upon public fund, winch nothing In,
l"nS lF,lHt ,ould make a ,urrl, taxed rom,m
IniA arqul',rc IN Not tu the ,hanr,, and mot
"t,r hndrt m,relc> Of apuirc station. or the
drdulAtt and lu. haunted shelter uf "A farm
ti barn, l. lie compelled To- trust when the
early autumn itu,ts begin IT, render the t.,t,
I'll III" lwli an insufficient protection from cold
night lItn the casual WatI IT the poor
hou.rf"II~ lts dHbt> To- rcrcIyrhm Wherever
"''t ct lit.ee monument. To- th" much ru,tur-
li'E 'uut y 81 the English nation rear, itself.
l' can rlunAa rutHiurtallrlud of Straw and
meal ut honest bread IN the morning Eut
t'o'htI I" these prlS Ilrgt- WiicItmak,r, the lot
81 III" iu-I'h tramp such a harry one arr
thftt conditions. tho inevitable enforcement
81 winch III hk,tll him, He must take a hoth.
l." must discard Ia, natural ray, and don n
clean night tulr, and lac must hrrak So uurh
stone nr pick such auuautIty ui uakum before,
i" l. free Il the street asln NV Noik
CONNER IA Advertiser
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
New Horticultural Society.

Editor Palatka NEWS
The weather is still hot, aud the citi-
zen- of this island are inclined to hunt
the shade.
We had meeting yesterday at the
school-hGuse in Thomas, that was called
for the purpose of organizing hostietl-
tural society, the object being to enl 5,
the cooperation of every person inter
ested in the raising Of fruits, vegetables,
and all the products of Florida. Every
one engaged or interested in the raising
of Florida products is eligible to mem
bership, without regard to Sex. Such a
society can be made both pleasure and
profit TO the members, if properly con
Quoted.
A Temporary organization was effected
by electing 7. b. HiekenlooPer, prssi-
dent. and DIR. w. III. Cyrus, secretary,
and committee consisting VI Msssrs.
j. w. Thomas, j. A. Webb, and W. III.
Records were appointed TO draft a con.
stitutiOn and by -laws for the society.
Another meeting will be held on
"Wednesday, September /, at 3 p. m., fol-
the purpose Of perfecting the organise
ton. Everybody is invited to attend.
ParsOn Thomas and wife, who have
been visiting in North and South Caro-
lima, returned last week. The parsor
says that he had very pleasant visit
but the weather Was so warm, and ther,
was SO much sickness there, that he cen
cluded he had better return home, " ht II
it is healthy, AMI the weather is not st
warm.
Mr.. Rice. Of Francis, who WAS $,
badly burned by lightning last May, i.
still confined to his bed. His wounds
are all healed except the deep burn il
his left thigh. which il still large sore
but healing rapidly. This is ono Of tn,
most remarkable cases Of burning b.
lightning on record.
there il great demand for driver
wells in our neighbOrhOod. Our peopl,
are determined to have pure water, i
possible. Mr.. Frazier is hard ut worl
trying to satisfy the demand.
! j. A. Webb, J. NJ. Baughman am
7. Il. liickenlooper are all making aili
tons To their houses.
Isaac Thomas and Bob Rigdon ar
making extensive preparations for rals
ing large crop Of straw berries an,
cabbage this winter. NERlTAS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Miss Ida +. Ilowgate, daughter of Tap
tam iiowgatc, of Signal Service Bureau
tmbezzlement fame, has been appointed
to clerkshlp in the treasury department
under civil service rules. Miss lIowgate
passed the highest examination in her
class. She is "A graduate Of Nassar Col
lrge. and is highly esteemed by friends
and associates.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
The \. NJ. u. Church Camp Meeting


Active preparations are going on down
about the camp ground at Evinston,
with view Of opening the ncampment
services about the middle Of September.
In view Of The trouble with the electric
lights last season, the Florida Southern
railway have invested $500 in two
engines. two dynamos and apparatus for
six lights. and will place these lustrous
evidences Of their generosity in position
in time to give all the light on the subject
that may bo desired. The buildings will
all be enlarged and constructed in more
substantial manner, and the camp ground
will again prove nine days wonder in
attraction.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
Lorenzo Dow's Durable shingles.

The oldest shingles IN house in this state
over the roof Of the old Dow homestead, In
" hich the eccentric preacher, Lorenzo Dow,
iisrd at uNnhoxo lake, eight miles west u
tbs city, in the town Of Montyllle Lorenzo
rat the shingles on himself. He drew them
IN hi, OK cart from the Connecticut river
Thcy were rived and planned and joined by
tand, and the marks Of the clamps in which
they were held while they were being pre-
Pared are plainly visible on them yet. Mr.
~ h. Vars, who dwells in the Dow house,
says that the shingles apparently are just a.
sound as on the day when they were nailed to
the ruftrrs, sixty five years ago Not one Is
Kissing. and none Is rotten or punkv Ha
eays that they will last for sixty or seventy
gears Longer. lurrnLO liked good work, and
sitcr he hai put them On he said to his neigh
tors that they were going To- last to the day
~ judgment or thrrlhuut> The Dow
kou>y Is ,.n, what ,lelrtt It is st.aky, the
gable hty, =, aged, and the walls are weather
Npatrn 1t Is IN the shore Vt Lake Oxoboxo,
and 1t ls,k~ dr>ulate AMI fursaken Nor
Hhh Cor NV York SUN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

With roE1ri TO the lofty religious spirit
with Which Mr. Gladstone approaches his
tasks, Mr.. lalouchcre has recently sail a
good thing. should preface it by remark
ing that even WHEN he Is wrong, us his enc
INES say b. always i, they allow that before
decch.nS o;Acrs h. begin, by dccciyin: HIM.
SET 'Ile would he bad man" says Labhy,
10 llay ol;,r with, for when YOU thought
you hal HIM he would produce four aces from
up hls sleeve II is not so much having the
cards N lis -iecye that would object t., hut
to the fact that be would swear they were
put there by divine dlSpensatlon II. l..
Gu, n. l. 49,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

The latest evangelist il Mrs. Mary
Mershon, who il holding forth to vast
audiences in Indiara. Her theology is
said to be of the heroic order, and the
manner in which she pictures torments
OF sheol is said to be rapidly demoral-
ning the forces Of Satan in that locality.
The fact that she comes from Chicago
may have something to do with the viz
l.iness of her descriptions. --Savannah
Times.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

l.andreths Fresh Turnip, Cabbage,
Lettuce, Carrot, taullilowcr, onion.
rarsnip, Eadish. &c.. Nc. Seeds for Fall
and Winter Gardens, Just received at the
Family Store
aulS6t Il. X. REID.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
Intelligence bureau.

Servants, cooks, nurses and laborcrs
furnished On short notice, by L. J.. Me-
COY, the leading fruit and vegetable
dralor corner Lemon and Peck streets.
aui 3otd&w
iuH RENT. Offices ald furnished
runn,' tor rents IN kcan building, corner
ri Lennon and Front street. Very dcsir-
able locatlon. aug3 I'm
chase " >anporn y Java and Mocha
totlcc, al NJ. llArGnToN X lRu. :.
jy2"tf
SOMETHING NEW. Highland brand
Condensed Min, at
N9?tf NJ. lINuIIToN Il Bios.
Ncrtrec, X Co. Just received ear.
load OF IRISH potatoes. Jys..t
Ncrtfcrs ~ 90. Just received II car load
HutIs best Flour. Guaranteed ~ good
rs any III the market; AT prices to snit
t'r Tunes. jy2,-f
The dividends ot the Mutual Lite IN
anlanr" company, of New York, BY ac-
tuu comparison, are nearly twice as
iatgr ae They are IN any other company.
=" conditions, no restrictions. THIS Is
ihet"mpany to insure in. The best in
III" world. |. liatkIns billiard, State
Agent. ira, If
compare the old policies Ia the Mutual
IL" With the policies uf the same age IN
", New York Life and Equitable, and
luu viii 81" some difference in cost.
TN, Is what tells the whole story. Ton
Tine won't tell the story, aud the Mutual
Life post gamble in fortunes.
je2;-tf
y N">nLE The oId Mutual IAle In.
hIirdncc Company, of New York, now
rs,I'i a policy that HItprIscs the whole
world. va; returns all the premiums
pant III ras" -! death within given pr.
r"i. Ihl- never was dome hy any other
company. tall on billiard and exam.
mo tor yourselves. i,3,tf
III" bId Mutual lLlo lnsllranc. ON
rany, "i New York, II the oldest, LARGEST
cheapest and lest company in the world,
je9,tf
llaIiir with lilllEud IN the DLl Mn.
l'l'd Lane Insurance company on the iiy,
yea HSIIihulinn return premium plan.
II hat all. i.},,f
t." To- l'r. ". ". Estes, over k,r.
''nE $ dr'Is store, for good Dental Work
ana I'm" sets ct Artificial Teeth. Teeth
'\'''''' without Fam. jrl9.u
Il"tii tuE ltENT. The hotel building
known ~ tine Graham llolse. h ollrr,1
i"l rent at rrtsnt,ahIe rate Apply to !,
""' IrStf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

l'alatka Indge, No. -. +. X A. NJ. reg
ular communications first and thlrl I'm
day al each month.
H. l.. lIILENTIiAI., W. NJ.
T.. &. Posi-, secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Mr.. Hines, of Webster, told the ed
itor Of A. 4. f.. that he would not DE
sire to make money more rapidly than
to be assured that he could sell his en-
tire strawberry crop at ten cents per
quart net. lie thinks there are millions
in it ut that price. All About Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Fine lot of lied ami White Bermuda,
ONION Seed 1T the Family Store.
aulS.it H. Il. REID.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
st. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
The White.
lsAll. ROAD.
vi \ y 20, $50.

vi \ 20. SO.
NORTH BOUND.
l'uN" Iunuka, u. NJ
Arrive kullstun, ~ n. m making ronurc-
mon with j, 7. y X. W. ~ trnin which leaves
Fhlh'ka AT llli, arrive Jacksonville | u, y. III,
Sul'Tll hound.
Leave Ro'Istun, lI.ha.m m.
htl'i' lnmukb, -? p. M. mn king connection
Wth de- !, h. ". Ky train which leaves
'a'h>ohNllI' s:lp, arrive Palu,ka lOlu II. ~.
N"it N"l Tam rtns daily except sunday.
~ J. w. y '"nhrttlon between Ialutka
an itnll>tun j. made 10y terry,
'id'hH MAKE connection with train NJ Tumo-
M tea utnuud aud bay TOM
l.. :, SPENCER, r.J WHITE.
~. ~ "II ! H. aRt., President,
~ N"''", VA san Mateo, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Mary Anderson is growing bronze,i and
-tuutrr under the suns # England and the
ax,l Of entire ttst
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

just reviewed, new lot of l.andreth's
Fresh Garden Seeds IN papers, packases,
az bulk at the Family Store
auls6t Il, Il. REID.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

\ floating church il the latest novelty
in Scotland. The Duke of Hamilton re-
fuses to allow the United lresbyt,rians
any place Of worship on the island of
Arran. of which he is the proprietor.
They have therefore procured vessel
and muored her in l.amlish Bay, enc of
the snuggest anchorages on the coast.
and now. when the ships hell rings, the
members Of the congregation are rowed
out from the shore in small boats,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

\"rtreeS a Co, have Just received IA
ear load Of wheat which they are selling
cheap for chicken feed. The gram IL
perfectly sound and plamp. anltf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Nrrtfe"s ~ Go. have Just received n
ear lnad vi the eel, hia,cd Tennessee
wagons. ailltf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Lime for sale IN amy quantity by Yer
trees ~ 60. auiltf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Situation Wanted as Rookkeeper. Ac
e"untfnt, NJ Correspondent in English,
Spanish and German. Address -, ,
4. -. box us. aul9 IL
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Two cottages To rem. Apply to y.
t'unneely. auli-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

furnished on short notice, by I. l.. Me-
COY, the leading fruit and vegetable
dralvr, corner Lemon and Peck streets.
aui 3OtdNw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

l HIS BEATulti'I. - NMIH ANUWtN-
TEX resort is situated one u ne south ot
the Matan2as Inlet, on
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Strawberry Plants for sale. Apply to
auai-tf III, l., UINSEN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
10 Miles South OF ST. Augustine,
Always Cool BreezeS

blowing oil the salt WINTER from puy ouDttrr
Their" are about forty faIniiirs ahsil, luru.
ted there.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-29
gtfproas BON wetuorelte,t.

Sener r6lrit gtfoLaus" Der mad benz
Wun1he 0es @3areH ilber Bulgarten tonts
manotren lou, ftammt aus benz 2ano
MtngreIien, etnem e~bemali9en Sur
1tentbuu1, bas am tpeitltben NbDang oe5
&autalus Iiegt uno ans S6Dar5e Dteer
grenSt.
9teies tpalierrei9e un6 fru6tbare @es
birgsz Eanb, boS nur an ben &itlten flad
lift, lift etna 1900 engltl6e Quaoratmeilen
aroB. Sein Jfame beDeutet vOaS 2ano Der
tauleno Quellen." SIS btIoet etnen 3bell ie>
mes Rol6is, tpeldbes I'M NLtertbum ais
baS 2dno oes goloenen GlieRe5 befGnnt tpar.
pDbii1 Die NreOnauten tbre Sabrten rt6tez
ten nno Dober Die 3aubertn Uteoea itammte.
Set 6rIitlt1en !2eiten mar IS eth Tlrltens
tbilnr, oas leLbltltanotg blieb, bis es unter
perit16e Sberbobeit uno enolt6 1913 an
&uBlano fam.
Ntan lteB letnem SIrlten nod cine Dirt
SouusrGnetGt, uno nahm: ibnn nur oas9te6t,
bic ,E0oess Strafe gu ~Oerbange1 uno oas
Jfebt. WeiLitdr au balteu. Guiltihe Srups
pen biloea Die @arnilon beS 2atoeS, oaS
etDa 1900 Gtnmo6ner bat, Die gum
georgtiden Bolts Stamm geboren.
Ser Sirit nannte it'd Gsar Don Mingres
lien uno Sirit pom SAmar3en Steer uno
refiotrte in Der flelnen, aber l60nen 0aupts
ftaot Ssturiab am Sbnar3en Weer. Ser
g~egenmGrttge Slrit NttoLaus, Der oun 4.
Sanuar 1916 geboren lit, entlagte an let
mem 81. @eburtstag, am 4. Sunuar 1867,
ieiner S9einsS ouuerGuetdt 81 @unlten
GuBldnos. 9aflr purDe er Sberit uno
SligeIz Noiutant beS G5aren. erbtelt cine
W2tQion Hubel unb bas Brdoifat vOurds
Iauht". Gr bebtelt Die Sbl0i1er Sugbtbt
uno @orbt in MingreLien. idtug aber leine
6etrnat6 in Betersburg auf, mo ct BITE
Eodter oes Mtnliters uub @rafen NbIerz
berg, beirat6ere, lit ieooh aud lit ben
0offreiien bon Berlin mobI betannt, uno
ats vguter 8erI" tuobt eeLttten. Son bes
ionoeren @eiltesgaben lit IN ibm nod
gihts beuerft poroen nn0 ieoenfalIs nirOe
er oas ridtige ergebene Werf3eug fir
ben rulitlGen D~eipOtismus lit 8uIgarien
0bgeben.
st bat einen Gobn Nttolaus, ber 10
Sabre alt lift, unb tpeIhen er nun fit ben
buIgartihen Tbron er3ieben tam, tpenr es
aud b01it ungetptB 1T. mte LANCE oieier
Sbmer3ens <3bron beiteben bleIben oDer
Q8er bereinit nod auf oemleIben DftBen unn
i9tpiben" miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-29

feInen Iernen. Sn Be9leituu8 oes 6erren
Gouls Qoebel. oes l~lebeuslpuroigen BrGltz
benton oes SurnOeretnS BON 2eaDOiQe fubr
tb Mber etne auSgeSeihuete uber bun0ert
SUB brette yalDltraBe na6 oen nod 300
SUB b0ber nie 2eaouiue lteaenOen gDerz
green Safes. Sic liegen d W3ellen
iIomeitli1 bon Qeaoniue auf Der anoeren
Selte Des NrfanlQsz 6Iuiies am 01tlibeu
Nbbange beS IA, 1863 SUB boben Wtount
Wlainpe uno trasen i6ren Namen BON benz
i%mlnergrlinen Weoole uno Den Der1hteoenen
G%anneuarten, BON meLden fe umiGunnt
ltno. IS itno !brer pref uno obgIei0 tie
lid aneinanoerreiben, Itegt bod ieoer bon
10 big ID SUB bDbet ooer nteort9er mie ietn
0tadbar. Sbre Waier itno %crpitaufIar,
lebr tief unO !pinuneln BON Bergforels
len. Quf ibrer eintge 2(cre grpBen
Sptegel : SlGAe ta1ae1 TN SDmmer
IetOte Segels uno Guoerboote, auf beueu
5a1lreihe 8eiuder ieues 8erguigungs=
pldB6enS ft6 Dem NnbIif Der tpunberpols
len Scenerte bin9eben. Die Seen erbalten
tbren 3u1uB Dot ocn an is grenSenDen
Bergen, ipdbreno Die abfLieBenOen gBalIer
it6 ilber Sellen IN ben 2~lrtaniase SluB btnz
unterittrSen. Gin gerGurnigeS 6otel er1ten
JtangeS, in tpel6em ii1 auh Elm TanSlaal
D%efttt0et, Dertn rDahreno Der O1uer Der
Satlon Sau3frdns6en abgebaIten tperoen,
iteht iii unmittelbarer 9tGbe Der Seen. Die
S6ornfteine Der S9melSDerfe bet 2eaoz
bile uno bic DG6er elmer Gn3abl oortiser
6duler iino bon bier aus gu iiberieben.
gu ben betannteiten un0 i60niten Seen
@nIoraoo'S geb0ren nod Die IA WaeIlen
iiioLtN bon QeaouiQe 1857 SUP bod gelez
9enen 6 10 in Nafes, bon benen Der
9r6Bte q Weilen lang uno Ii MtstIen brett
lit. Seioer tehlte mir Die !2elt. aud ibnen
etneu 8eiud a~bltatten gu f0nnen. SSbre
llm9ebun9 lou beionoers ansiebeno iein,
tpeSbaLb fte i'm Somnter Diel non Bic 9ltc=
@eieul6aften aus umltesenoen Stdoten
beludt perben. Gum S6luiie uo9e nod
geiast iperoen, bag Der ytaturfreuno, tpelz
der lt0 an ben Scenerien @oLorabo's err
gDBen mill unb NeaopiQe nit oteier berrLt>
ben 1msebung ftp niAt anitebt, in Jtom
NAT Obne ben Baplt geieben 3u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-29
25sche'rflfche S(laeof@ 3s4aafs-Beirne ponas sa. nonm6n 1885,.

Mf. unb 2 O9f., BEN @ertb elmer Madtel
auf 80 8fennig uno oes &rammetsuo9eIS
auf Is Bfenni9 an. 10 ergtebt lib fir ods
geiammte i'm Nbi6uBiabre 1886 erlegte
Ntlo nerlhieoener Dirt ineW1tntmaliunme
Don onndDernb IL Mtliouen Mf., popon
auf bas Oaartpilo runD 8 Diiatouen uno
auf SeoertpiIo 3 Miatonen Nlf. entfaaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-29

fabr 1885l86 Elm fir Die B%ermebrung iebr
oInItiges., Oils @eiammtablhuB tlr oas
Sa1r 1886 er8iebt it6 SolsenOes:
a. 5aarwitb: b. 5eberwiIb:
14,460 5tae ~ytOtbrpilb, 378 StaG auerptIb,
8,543 Damwtlo, 6,016 ~ Sirtmtlo,
SOL sos gSWarss a.5sI,1SS SsuIbs (fsbsj SGbs
3. 1857. sa7 saen' 1os, s86 @odtsln,
3l4.O09 Rantn9en. 1855 6aiauen,
S4,3Ol Sl9le, S15 Grappen,
5.O51 Dad)ie, 1881 2Salpl hnepfen.
1902 6tIhottern, 277 wiloe S9nane,
COG Q8ilofassn, 3,40O lSilp9dule,
5.475 BaummorDer, 1863, los gSitpeuten,
5,312 Stetnmaroer, 1891 Sefailnen,
ss,5 5 & sttis mstsUSssD
592 Seebun6e. 1888 Hetber,
1876 8tauboSsel.
Inter ben 119, 694 GaubpDgeln itnb bee
ionoers berpor3ubebeu: 158 Stetnz, S6ret7
unb @oloaoIer, 81 Sees, Tti1s uno SluB>
aoler, 1870 nbus uuo $40 ionittge @nlen.
Ser Geit Der Gaubu0geI io0te it'd aus SaIs
fen. 0abt9ten, Sperbern, 8ei6ern uno
8liSaroen 3uiammenleBen; bod fOnnen
rnebrfah aud nod Der Sago iddoltbe
3r6ben unD @litern biertn etngere3net gez
btiebeu iein, 10 lebr ba5 f0aiglt6e itati7
ftiid,s Nnlt bemlbt gerpeien lit. Dielen
Srrt6unt our6 &idFragen bel ben @r>
bebungsbehorben aufautldren. Gin @leis
DIES gilt uuo gait ron Den WtIbfaBen nno
ubuS, ais peI6e in etn3eInen Tduen, mie
Die Niffragen ergaben, DeruiIoerte 0ausa
faBen be3m. ionitt8e @9Ien ner3et9net
tparen.
Son ben ie[teneren 8iIbarten tuurOen
ferner erlegt Elm AuerodS tn 0beriAlelten
(m Gbtergarten gebs9t), 9 StIG Glhwtlo
in OltpreuEen, 4 W0lfe Gle elmer in Sltz
preuBen be5p. Branoenburg unb 2 i'm
Hbeinlano), ioDle II 8Iber in Der Br0pins
Sa1ien. in Der @Ibe uno beren 9sebenz
Iulien.
SuAt man nun ben @ertb bes abgez
IhoNenen BiLoes unter 3u9runoelegung
Der fir Die etuaeLneu Hegierungsbe3trtc in
per antll6en BiIOtare feitselesteu Prelle
fur Gotb>, 9am@, Gebz uno S0war3ptlo
3u ermitteln, uuo ieBt man ben prets Der
Santn3en auf 30 pfennis, ben Balg Der
6l1ie, Sil9cttern, BilofaBeH, Baims
meroer, Stelnmaroec n Sltiie auf 4
A2e., benz. u Ilff.. 4 Mf.. IL W2f.. 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-29
@tGo abf0MB tn NrettBew iut SGbre
1885,

3unt eriten W1ale it In RreuBen cine
amtlibe Stattitif bes erlegten 8itoes auf>
genommen tporbeu. 8ts babin fonnte
man nur mutbmaBlt6e 8erehuungen DOrz
ne5n1en auf @runo Der 8ifern iber oas tn
ben Staatsforten erlegte WIIo. Die etnz
SeInen ~@rbebungen. tpelde paS itatiftti6e
Mmt 3niammeneeiteut bat, beruben auf
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WAgaEoroM, Nay 1..-hErs Newmnn.
EBpse9sntiaz tha fnEazfsia7 Homs, a.
inenrpoFnssd fnatfsaffsn 81 gtah. e.
srnsssd TIE aenste Canamlft.e q Efn-
eatian ard Eaber to-day. adgooafinR 90
appEopfiaften foE tne guppaEt Of sha1
tnatifusanm. &ne \ endorsed b. tks
Utah Cemnniuzlnu. Chtaf 5Uszirs Zane
ana HIS associates, % * 9uUuEnuR Mur-
rag e1d tke 0enliia olafay % ahe Terri
tory. Tie 0biest 81 ahs institn1ion 3
b e faf All saonaxt eneh AZ the wo-
men and girls o. Utah aa wish e. oan b
indaasd % escape ne osila az poivaamV.
Il is proposed % teach the dutiss a. de-
maatie saEFioa SAD enah ef the trades
aUa gfofossinna e. women ere fitted
for. aad b. means Of 8 s8aroan Of In
foFmatiunN - and empioymaut Ia the
STATES fer graduates Of kae inati9atinn
and 20 aupply them With means of go
ting assay. Mira. Newman made AZ eio-
GasBt addKsB, depicting foFaibiF the
hafFuts Of . pOlEgamous life aa de-
seFibod % her b Women 9ho had suf-
feEad tham, and STATED 10 IS me hslief
~ Ne tntsiliRent Genfllsa q she terri
tory that II an opportunity o. escape
we're naoFded. mAaY Woman who are
sos II Z oondision e slavery woaia Be
Fuseaed. Ihe Mormon Legislature, che
said, ooald nOf BE- daDendsd upon, q
course, 90 give elpDoGt % any inatita-
aion Of this kind. The Gentilea of the
fsErlloEy, Who wore there % make thsiK
fortunes. could not identity Themselves
VITA Il, einos thai would seeult in busi-
nesB oairacfsm, and the Gentiie mission
afiss hed not ne means - auppoEi the
institution. Mrs. Neuman regrassntea
the local senlimenl amang tha Gsntils
poFtion of the Utah comEnuniiy as f.
E0F ina, dfst, the GoFuSnmont Of the Ter
Sit0fY b the CommiEHiun. and second,
he eisfEAnehissmeHt q weman Ii The
Territory.
Amemdea Casfle Basln.
The Committss on Territories Of she
hoGse today reported bach snbstitnte
foE tho bills intToduoed ~ Mr.. Isanhnm,
q Texas, 20 nullify the acts of
the LeaiaiatuFes o. New Maxioe and
AFin0ua. 70 preVeui The Introduction Of
aiaeassd eaktle into thosa TeFfieoEiaa.
The sqbslilufe all0ws tns iuffoduoti0n
Of cattle ailhoul restriction daf1na the
months 81 DeoembeE, January, febru-
arg and March. ana limits ths lnspeo-
ton Tee IN ether months 30 Zen eants
per mon1b.