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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
FROM LkWlSYON.
LEW ISToN Anil 10 1873

AoANA> APIu AO3 lCCO.
Mr.. EDIToR.-My attention has been
called to a letter in the Boise Statesman
of April Sd, signed by Thomas c. Gal
loway, who claims the prefix of Hon. to
his name having been a member Of the
Idaho council, and was also q member
when the business transaction was made
of which he speaks. He charges dele
gate Haley with being traitor to Idaho
because he advocated the segregation of
the territory in congress. This man
Galloway is either an ass 10 politics or a
very dishonest man. Hear him He says:
'knowing why the segregation plank
was inserted 10 the democratic platform,
the county conventions took no action;
the members of the legislative assembly
We're not pledged directly nor indirectly.
The abortion, call memorial, of which
so much has been written, passed as a
business transaction. The capital build.
ing and the insane asylum, structures of
which we all feel proud, earnestly and
ably supported by the northern members,
express more for unity and prosperity
than little batch of lies. called me-
mortal, does for division and death.
If the North were in earnest and really
wished to withdraw, why did the men,
bers vote solidly to burden us with debt
of one hundred thousand dollars?" Every
Northern member was pledged to the peo-
pie who elected him, to work for the me
mortal when he went to the assembly, but
not to work for capital building or insane
asylum. You say the memorial passed
as a business transaction. you mean
that the Northern members voted for the
capital buildings if the southern mem
bers would vote for the memorial. Ym,
approve of the trade so far as the capital
and say you are proud OF it. But you
conds mn the memorial. The convention
that nominated Haley pledged him to
segregation if elected and so did the con
vention that nominated Singiser, and the
southern members who voted for me-
mortal were obeying the command of
both conventions, and yet you condemn
them and call their memorial pack of lies
But you commend and are proud of the
capital building which had no authority
from the people or from any convention
You compliment our northern men, for
keeping their part of the business tran
saction, but condemn Haley and the
southern members for keeping theirs
If such business contract was made,
both parts of the contract should be kept
But Mr.. Galloway is disposed that the
capital part be kept and he will be proud
of it, but the memorial part he will re-
pudiate. If the south rcpudiates the
latter what is to hinder the north from
rrpudiating the former. Have you Mr..
Galloway no sense left? Do you possess
al the intelligence and good sense and
disccrnment of both north and south ?
Haley will shine and win laurels for his
action, while you and all the rest of you
violators of pledges will sink to the level
of all other attempted swindlers.
ONE VINO HAS SOME Honor LEFT.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15


$~". II. Lake ieweler, Lewiston. f-7-u
Trees are 'eafing.
Fir.mane ball April 50.
Good fishing in the rivers.
txcursion up Clearwater soon.
He would net hite--hut did she?
ipns week rom >uHta is Easter.
odd ELL bail At A sotin April 2s.
The rlah dances are still continuing.
MES. -tieo. Ii. Lake is agent for he
% -'.fs'ei Rockford Watches.
The v"ung ladies' of this city ar. scanhalzing
Nh young men by accusing them Of wearing
bu ties
She vas much embarrassed when the clerk
br ght hen in on n string and exposed them
&c ore u c,mpany OF gentlemen
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOTs.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12
THE TEST or LIGHT

Ordinary lamps, 8-1I candle power.
Gas lamps 20 candle power.
Improved new Chicago Elcotric lamps, 80! car
die power.
Are made and can be had either in Brass, Nick,
or Gold Bronze:
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12
WORTHY
Of Confidence.

AVER,c Sarsaparilla Is medicine that,
Im ~. - during nearly 40 years, in all
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
to medical science.
SARSAPARlLLA tSe SSeSfraSted roS. Of from fSe
genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) is its
base, and Its powers are enhanced by
the extracts Of Yellow Dock and Still
lingia, the Iodides Of Potassium and
Iron, and other potent Ingredients.
1c your blood vitiated by arrangements
~ OF the digestive and assimilatory func-
tlons! Is 1t tainted by Scrofula? or
does 1t contain the poison Of Mercury
or Contagious Disease?
TIE leading physicians of the United
TIE States, who know the composition
Of AYERS SARSAPARILLA, say that
nothing else so good for the purifca-
ton of the blood Is within the range of
pharmacy.
nNl " by the use of this remedy Is 1t
UNI1 possible for person who has
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent transmission of the de-
structtve taint to posterity.
THOROUGHLY OF e1ffslxs tSe systa% senOSn1iDa mnst
include not only the removal of cor.
ruption from the blood, but Its enrich
ment and the strengthening of the
vital organs.
RELIABLE world, testify that this
work is better accomplished by AYERS
SARsAPARILLA than by any other
remedy.
nI nm that is corrupted through dis
0kUUU ease is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminutlon OF the
red corpuscles Is made strong, by
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
aVIa1PH1pNN the blood and building
fUkIf YlNd up the system require
time In serious cases, but benefit will
be derived from the use of AYERS
SARsAPARILLA more speedily than
from anything else.
Medicine falsely a Claimed, is abun-
dant in the market, under many names,
but the only preparation that has stood
the test of time, and proved worthy of
the worlds confidence, Is
Ayers SarsqparNa,
PREPARED BY
Or. j. c. Aver g. Co., Lowell, MASS.
Sold by all Druggists: Price 81;
Six bottles for IS.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12
sTATE NEWS.
The Steamer idaho was placed under
$4,000 bonds at Seattle last week.

The Steamer Idaho was placed under
$4,000 bonds at Seattle last week.
In the case brought in the circuit
court by 7. J. Beale against John Nor
gan, to recover as swamp land the south
east!quarter Of section 8, township %
south, range Is west, in this county.
Judge Bean has decided in favor Of
Beale. In his decision the Judge says
the defendant Morgan is not one Of the
class of persons who come within the
provisions of section l9, page 46, of the
laws of 1878, as he never was in pos
session OF, or an actual settler upon the
track of land in dispute in this action.
Coast Mail.
The citizens of Portland are intense
ly interested concerning the Chinese
question, and they mean business.
The gain that will accrue to Portland
by the expulsion of these pesky, stink
ing heathen, from the very heart Of
that great city, can hardly be COM
puted in dollars and cents. 1t will
be grand moral as well as economic
revolution. As sanitary measure its
worth is inestimable. When these
heathens are gone people will wonder
how they ever allowed them to en-
trench themselves and gain such firm
foothold.-Courier.
Several months ago the Democrat
gave an account of how man calling
himself Whitney in Portland had GER
tain certificates of deposit printed in
Portland and then at Butte, Montana,
Ogden, and other places tried to get
money on certain bank paper. AS a
sequel to the above the same man was
a short time ago arrested in Chicago,
under the name of Hale. 1t now
transpires that he was partner Of
one Of the most famous forgers of this
century, and has himself had a check
cred caresr; having served nearly ten
;years for previous forgeries- On his
last expedition he, with his gang, it is
reported, collected about fifty thousand
dollars, presenting forged paper te
banks all ever the United States, many
times being successful. Although he
obtained no money from Oregon we are
glad to know that he has at last beer
brought to justice.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12
.ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, II. 1886.
T4RIETIES.

A Sham professor of Christianity
does more harm than the most virulent
infdel. An yet some persons are so
self-delLded that they hope TO get to
heaven on sham profession. Stupid
idity, hypocrisy, and presumption-an
evil trinity-are apt to be found to-
gether.
Men talk patronizingly of "Chris-
tianizing the masses, whose heathen-
ism, though sleek and shiny, is in the
sight of God more pronounced than
that of the vilest dwellers in the slum.
There is nothing so hard as luxurious
selfishness lacquered oyer by genteel
phariseeism.
An Austin boy came from school
very much excited, and told his father
that all human beings were descended
from the apes, which made the old man
so mad that he replied angrily: :That
may be the case with you, but it amt
with me, l can tell you that now, my
SON. The boy didn't say any thing,
but when his mother came home he
told her about it
Mr.. Walter Rye has published a
History of Norfolk" says the Lon
don Truth. He gives some curious
instances of fictitious Norman pedi-
grees. The Howards, it would seem,
are descended from hogward, whose
business it was to mind hogs; the Town
hends from one John atte Townsend
who was small tenant farmer in 1898;
the Bulwer, frcm the bull ward, as
the man was called who looked after,
the manor bull.
What men usually say of misfortunes
that they never come alone, may with
equal truth be said of good fortune;
nay, of other circumstances which
gather around us in harmonious way,
whether it arise from fatality or
that man has the power of attracting to
himself things that are mutually re-
lated,
''Why are two buttons put on the
back of mans coatp asks a writer.
They are put on for the same reason
that about $50 buttons are put on the
front of womans dress, and of course
everybody knows why lady's dress is
thus garnished, ed,-Norristown Herald.
In all the great affairs of State
The thoughtful ones will find
The sturdiest patriot is the man
Who has an ak to grind.
Arnold speaks of learning genuine
manhood by steadily serving out the
period of boyhoed."
The body and the soul are so nearly
related that they often catch each 9th
er's diseases Taimage.
Public spirited American citizens
dislike high tariff or they dislike free
trade; the men who oppose the liquor
traffic generally hate it, having directly
or indirectly felt its sting. Hence the
intensity that so astonishes many in
the prohibition fight.
Several recent notable exhibitions OF
magnanimity and gentlemanly delicacy
by men in officials station in this coun-
try encourage the hope that we are on
an upgrade in the morale of our public
servants. There was, and is, room for
farther progress.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12

IL. The top of the fount is so constructed as O
hold any small quantity of oil that might acci
furniture. carpets, etc
IL The insurance companies reccmmcn t;thcir
use, because they they are nnn-rxnlnsirc etc
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12

On account of our removal
into our new Store we propose
to offer our entire stock of Gen
eral Merchandise to the Public
at such low prices that notwith-
standing the present hard times
and scarcity of money, will en-
able everybody to buy our
goods.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12
e9 WY VIZ ITUH-VNTIUsINU, VI
TINE BRILLIANT AND STFkny IlcHT

lroduced by these lamps because of their pecu
mar construction, the main principles being
double draft, the outer air tube giving abundan
supply OF oxygen, which is necessary to insur,
perfect combustion (and thereby burning tn,
odofous ana polsono us matter which escapes il
other lamps) and the inner or ''srrcadcr'' ali
tubes stcadying the flame anc prcJenting its com
ing in contact with the chimney
Made by prominent authority gives the follow
inp result
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-12
The FOLLOWING Styles

FOUNT LAMP Can be attached to any Gas OF
oil fixture side bracket, etc. colds quart of oil
and burns rs hours. Price 500 to $500
STAND LAMP--For table desk use ii olds
vuart of oil and burns Z 8 hours. S;i-tu So so
LIBRARY FOUNT-AIade expressly library ex-
tension hangers. Holds quart of oil and burns
10 hours. Price - - to So
ALL NIGHT FOUNT-Samc as Fount Iamp
only has lager oil reservoir and con 3cqucntIy
wi burn longer Price, So to 81. %
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-25

suifebenoe @emalt ann1aBeH 5u moHeu, lei
CT MIR be1trebt gepeien, Wirren in ienett
@eipdliern HI perbiten unb etnen tpihtiael
ameritanii6eH @si6dFtsS meig 81 l6ilbeu.
BUR enoGilltigen Guti6eion1g nber Die
NngeIegenbeit empfeble ct benz GongreB
elne Selttnlmung, monah III @entelnl0aft
nit @roBbritannien etne COMMUNION air.
Giegetung Der Siidereiz Encyclopaedia auf
elmer 9teGt uno 8iut9teit cntipredenoen
@ruunla9e eingeiest tueroen mO3e.
SEPT uber baben Die Senatoren SrDe
bon ltaine unO 6 b nj u II D 6 DOR Serrlont
ben 9rdiioenten negen letileS Berfahrens
in oieler SaGe Der %2unaBuug elmer iDtn
ni1t sulte6enoen Oledt bei0uloigt, uno
erlrerer bat eineu .Yel0lub" III loldem
Gimme beantragt. 0od lit es otsle1 Senas
| tDren nett lieDr nm baS belon0ere Sltcrelte
9tell>@nglanDs ais UNI MISUNDERSTANDING
qeaeu ben YrGiibenten 81 tbun: oellu 9teIs
GualanO iuoute rs lieber aut eiaen Tiider@
j3ulammenitoB in BEN canaOtihen 0eindlz
lcrn anfommen ialien, alS euf cine aud
MIR MISUNDERSTANDING 6es btsbertgen
8ertrdaeS, Ourd meld)en Der fril0ere s3ou
auf Die Ginfubr cGnaotlber frtid1er uuD
gefrorener Sil6e ua0 Den Ger. Staaten
aufge5oben iDuroe.
@pdl bieie Streitfraae iptr6 tpO6I obne
ernftlihen pGonlift" s.uti6en SeIat uno
@rGlioeut 9elDlt tDeroen. Sebeufau5 bat
Der 4rdiioent in Der beiten @bfiht seban~
belt, tpietpobl er iih nidt bGtte DerbeDlen
ioueu, DaB Die o~b9elaufenen 8srtragSbes
itimmrn0en fir Gauoba portbeil1after liilo
oils fir Die Ser. Staaten, pel6e ibre be-
idrdnften 9iedltc Sum Sii9en in ienen Ges
mGiisgn in 6plge Der beriihtigtell ulter Der
6apes'idea NrGltoenti0aIE e~rFolgten
ihjeD5ribterliden @ntlbeionng bes oas
maliget bslgii6en @eianoteH 9eIIOiie nit
oeua mge6suern 4;reis bon iedSteDalb
Ntiuionsn Collars bs;aGten mubtel.
9as bon Den SenatoreH Yrps unb 60
mlulOs 10 libel permerfte llebsreinfommelt
5lpiiAen 8aparb unb Dem britiiAen &C.
lanpteu lit an 81. Oesbr. 1885 a~bgelaufen,
10 DaB ieBt uulcre SunbeSperiualtIng uno
Der Senat III Der NE8cleaenDeit wteOsr
CANS freie 9auo baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-25
WfGf IbclA

Cine 8olnbe bat ser Nationa[s Qbgeotbz
nete @alDmell bon genneifee IN ba5
Seer Der Inter uno Sberl1reiber in Der
8unbeSz 8eripaltutg gel9leuDert. Ste be-
itebt in Dem 9tntrage, oaB ale Snbaber
Der in ben Serei1 bes @tuiLDienltz Welebes
faltenoen 2emter, tpelde GUT 3eit beS Grz
Ialies DicIes @eIebeS berettS i'm u m te
paren, bet Dot 6rtftSmGBige
Brufung 5tnli6tIi0 ibrer S6bigfeit
urterlp0rfen tDerOelt louen.
Der Mntrag lit ourdau5 b%erniiaftig un6
gere6t. Senn tDarum ioaen nut nell ale
5uiteQenbe 8eamte ein gepiiieS W2aB bon
&enntntiien unO Sdbigteiten beiiben linD
ntdt aud Die alten? @aS Dem etnen redt
lit, lit Dem anbern biltg. SIT es bod
Sbatla6e, oaB DOR benz @rlaB bes @iutts
bienitgeieBeS Die groBe WeebrsobE Der Neu7
ter leot9ti6 ais Belobuung fit geletitete
B9rteiDtenlte out Die Gulpfe9lungen bon
@OngreBmitgliebern Dertbeilt tparo. 0aB ii0
unter Den arf lolde @etie in @entter eez
langten alien &rippenbeiBern lebr ptele be-
ftnbei1. pelde peoer 8ur 3ett ibrer 2lnitelz
Lung Die nDtbtgen SGbigfetten beiaBer, nod
IT'D Dtelelben leltoem angeet9net habe1, nt1z
terlte9t teinem 3petfel.
Q8enn Die Jtepublttaner es NIT Der Chill
bienit@ 6eform ernit meinten; tpenn iie
tbuen ntcbt bloB Elm Wfittel tpQre, Inn tbre
8artettreunoe 3eitleben5 an Der Grippe III
bolten, 10 ipiiroen fte ben 9lutrag Galoz
weu's nit Der5ensfreubiefeit unteritiben.
2tber natirLi9 oenten fe baror nidt i'm
Graume. Ser Nert6 6eS Qtntra9S beFtebt
nur BARN, Dab er Die @ipiloienitz 9teforinz
bri[er not5i8en miro, Sarbe 3u befsnnen,
b. B.. Die llnaufrthtigfeir t9res 8egebrers
naD wtrfIt6er Jteform 81 geite0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-25

bloBeu Bottles auf frsmbe. CT miro
fsrner ftuDen, baB gtdgel, S6rauben, eilerne
@eratbe, Mert5eu9e, Defen II. !. N. bier
(Nn;er benz Sdub5oW btIIi9er iinb,
ais oriben.
aurs, ct pirb Oann fin6en, baB es cine
ulueridGttte, iDm i'm 8ege oes ~iturnpfen
WloubsuSbttenntniHe5 eingefloBte 2iige
lit, ipeun er Dem Bauer etn5ureoen ild)t,
baB Der S6aBtarif tbm rAIles. mas
ct beDari", UNI bic 9GIfte per@
tDeure.
ST mtrb es finben !? Das lit tpo6G gu
Diel seia9t. ST ~ iii b es %finoen, ipenu
er Die EDatlaben urO l3abIen priifelE
tDolltc. 9lber oaS mill er natiirli0 ebenio
iperlia, tpie Der sngeDori9e iraeno elmer
STRIDE Den WoctIdut uno Die Yebeutung
leiaeS porlhriftsmGBigen @l~aubensbes
tenntniiies prlfen mag. Die SreibdnDlez
rel lit elm 8abnglaubs bon gletdem User
the wie Die Ma0nerei, ODer Die g3ol=Sd9e7
rel. Die geiunoe Yernunft uno Das GIN
maleinS prauen ma6tIoS baran ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-25
@utetsnmno obme Gatf@doisuns

Ser Bun6esfreisrtdter 8retper in
&auiaS bat. pie .lNon turs argesetgt, III
Der GIagclade oe5 8ierbrauer5 Us q /
aus 9aiprence entld,ieoen, Dap oa5 y II IL :
beSgeri6 3uitanOtgfeit III OieIer Nu7
gelegelbeit beltBt.
@s DQnoelt lid babel I'M Die Srage, oh
Der Gtaat Ganla5 eluen letler Burger lei@
mes reGtmdBtg ertporbeneH GigentbumS
berallben ourt, p6ue linn Gnti6dotguug
Dafir III ge,pG6ren. 9te @taatsanmaltz
idaft bon Sanlas bate aus6uTibrsn gelI6t,
oaB Der Staat, tnoem ct Die 6erlteuung
bon Sier Derbot, Dem Sldger Walruf fetz
neslpeg5 ietn Gtgentbum (pte 8ierz
brauetei) iueg0elonllnen, loi1oern tbn1 rur
Die BeuuBung oefiel6en nertpe0rt babe.
0D9 ielbit lpentl man baS et1e @nteignung
nenllen ipoIte, 10 lei fie bod III 9eb0rigen
gBeae &ehtenS (by due process of
law erfol9t, aliO %ftattbaft..
Beioe ~BeDauptuugeu tptrft nun Der Etbz
ter Sretper tn Oct BearIuouug leiner Glltz
j0eiDung Iber Den 0aufsn.
gBus pie erfte betrifft, 10 tbut ct bar, oaB
Maaruff ieiue 8ralerei 81 elmer 3eit erz
rtd)tete, ais 0oS Graugemerbe TT
&nria5 nollfon1men ebenlo erlaibt unO be-
recbttgt mar, tpie beilptelSiDeile oaS Wtills
I~ergeiperbe. ga tparo Q900) Der 8erfais
i~ung5SliaB ailgenommeI, ipel6er Die 0er>
Iteuung Don Bier, a1sgenoinnlel sl Gratlts
den, DiNenl 6aftli0eu ooer 9e1perblt6en
3tpeden petbot. Sl ben Sabren 1881 uto
1885 tptroen GeieBe sur NuSiii6rung btes
les Gerbots e%rlallea, Douah fit Die @rSeltz
gung bon 8ier 81 ben angegebenen 3lDeden
ell @rlaubnibidetn Qicense) erforOerli6
TT. 9tiht MIR iparo etn iolder grlaubntBz
idein benz Gtdger oertpeigert, ionoern eS
iDaro ihn1 aud Our6 etnen 9ert0tliden
BefehL nlSoriidlid uec6eteI, ieine 8rauerei
su betreiben. SIS ipuroe tbu1 alto Die See
%nubung ieineS @isent0ums GIL Dem etls
5igen 3Dtde, 81 Dem es beitiualnt unb
tau9liD ipor, Dermebrt.
9iertr iis6t Der &ihter Bretper etne
gang unnitteibare 3eritorung Don Prtpats
etGentbum. 0eHn Der g8ertb ali iOLdea
Gigent6uuS liege ni6t in Dem bloBeu Be
= red! barauf, fouDeri in benz Ut h {,
eS 81 benuBeu. Sbne Dieles 9tebt be-
oeute eS fait ntdtS. NEsnn man %sSSentalls
benz cine NtibIs iGellfe unter per BeDins
gun6, oaB CT le ME silm Dtablen benuben
oirfe, 10 millit SeDer begreifer, buB iDlhes
0eideRf tpertblo5 let. Aber ebenio tpertbz
Los ieien Die @ebdu1id1tetteu, tpel6e Der
SlG9er nit eineln 8oitenauIpdnbe bon
5000 Doll. Sa elmer 8ierbrduerei berges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-25
Geuat t.1aS prdTSent.

Grit neuli6 Sei9te eS fid i'll Der gngeIe>
gcnbtlt Dcs neGeu GDicag0er ROlin!eIltcrS
sud-, tpIe ldledt unttlri1tet Die Otelel
rs abiugtDner G0rrepon0eHs
II fDarell, ipelde ieit meDreren gGoden
beiuaDe ta9lid su!dblt ipegell beldgter Gr>
nenuung, lOiute IDegeI pieler onDeren, ciHell
furlbtbdren Gturm sDli6en Senat uno
9rQiiOeut DeilIagteu. Sbgleid) lie aber
betreff5 Jsaer 2Selilagungen lUredlId ourb
Den 0dng Der Gret9nlile XltGen grltraIr
muroen, peiiio9ten Tie bod iril6tucg eiuen
aIDereu ~ IL u NJ III { Il t 0 s., mo SDar
i'll folgenDer Netle: DER UinanSaus>
iauB oes SeEnteS merDe D m
8rGitbenteu 9tehcnidaft i6er Die
@riHOe uertGngen, aus DeidDe!l sur 3eit.
ais Oct Se1at nIdjt III Siguu9 mar, 10
DIeIe Beanlte tl 30llmeieu, Steuerpeletl
Il. j. ID. por 9b!nnT tGrer 0ienitseit ibres
@ntes ent1o6eu (vluspcnDtrt") UDrDeu
ieten, ln1 8enlOfraten YlaB 5u MAIDEN :
Der 8rQltOeut aber tperoe ieoe oerartige
9tebeul0ait peripeigerH IND it'd oardui
berufen, Dab Ct lelblt nad Deln vAmIs>
nauergeleB" tpGbrel0 Der 3elt, i'll 1uelher
Der Sellat uitht III SiBun9 ut, Das Jte0t
babe, irgelD eiien Seaalte1 vllad belteuI
@rmellen" 81 iuSpenOireH.
9o6 Der Siuan3ausiGuB OeS Genat5
bat benz Yralt0ellten teiHeH MlllGB 81 etleu
10 i6roffen 2uftreteI gegebeu, lonoern CT
bat auSDrudli6 beid}loliel, lidt nG6 ben
0rInoen Der j.. 9. vSuspeniion" eine5 8es
amten 81, frngen, lonoern Don Den betr.
Separtenents6ef5 nur Die anf Oie slnltelz
luna .Oes neueI1 Beamten be5ugliAel ASa>
pierre ein3uforDern. GIner Der @orreipon>
benton, mel6e einen l1redIiden 3ulainz
menpran 3tDilhen Dem SiHanSausl6ulle
Des Senats uuo Dem YrGitoeuten propGe1
3eiten, lagt iebt ieibit: oer Silansau5iU
meroe feline YerauIaiiung 5u einem &rte9e
stuiidlen Der 9lepelano' lden 8erlualtung
url0 Dem Senat bieten uno beabii6tige auh
ri6t ben ~leiielten @iHgrlff in Die Jte9te oes
B%rdIfoenten.
@ttpas ernftIiher fiebt auf ben erften
gnblid Der vGonfift~ 5wilden Senatoren
nrlo Dem 4Srdltoenten in Betreft oer
Sii6eretfrage aus.
BrGltoent GleDeluno bate bereitS in iets
ner Sahresboti6aft Solgenoes mitgetbetlt:
9ie Seltimmungen Des 8ertr0gs bon
9Baibington be3lglt6 Des 9te6tes arterts
fmiiher Slider gum Sii6en III cdnaoil6en
@euGiiern leien am l.. Suit 1885, allo
uitten in Der Sii6erei5eit, erIol6eH, obne
Dof Elm neues llebereintDnlmen dngebahnt
qetueien; ba lei es auf 0iplomatildem
gSeae gelungen, Den 3ettputtt pes AblaufS
iener 8eltimmuneen bis gum Shlulie Der
Auslbulg Der Stiaerei I'M Sabre 1888 gu
DerIeaen. g8eit entferut, it@ cine ibnI nIdt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-25

mans @ertperfung bes Sel6SugSplaues,
ben ieonA SHERMAN troB ietner e~ntgegenz
gelebten Wteinung nit alien &rdften 9efors
bert babe, niemals befaunt 9etporDeu tp6re,
penn niht Sberntal1 let6it e5 ben @dlten
aus Sltnois befanl1t gettaAt bate.
9a Gen. Sherman, tpie geia9t, bic
ftren9e Nabr6aftigfeit bes @rant' i6en
9uhes tparm anerfennt, 10 tpiroe er argez
lihtS ~icirer pbigen NeuBerrngen nur einer
Narreit aus ii6 MAIDEN, tpern ct lest
0raut's GeLDDerrnruDm DerfIeinern woute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-25

li6en oer 8orri6tung al oer erfteren Puope
gIeide. lInD gang oaslelbe that ct nod
nit stpei anoeren 4Suppell, an tDelbcn Wors
ri0tuneen angebradt tpareu, Die tlatD
Sutler'S gebalpturg ebenfaus etnelI
fre0eU @in9riff i'll oas Re0t ietner GlteIten
btlDell.
SeDe einselne 8rppe iberrei6te er mad
bieler Gr0rterullg ben Observation-Disclosures
nit benz @riu6cn, lIh buth ben NugeI11
l1eir BON Der Gi0tigfeit ieiRer 8ehallps
tuugen Su iiber3eugem. SIN @ifer ilbergab
er aber Die meilten 8ilppeIt ben ttefernlten
ebrpirbieen gretien Gi6tern 10 ungeidiGt,
oaB Die Seine na9 Dben itanben utlo Der
&opf nach lnten bung. CT that Dies NueS
nit Ser feierli0lteI Wtiene, uno audi Die
neun Sberri0ter 3eigten bet gutgeBennaDme
Der Buppeu NIB BET Der YeiiOttguug ibrer
&leioer ulo llnterr0de oen g~eluobnten
feierli6en Grnit. Siele Der .3uld,auer
batten i9re liebe gtot6, uni ntdt lalt aI
la1en. 9o6 es gelang t6nen ipirfli6,
nur gan5 9crdul6lOs 81 lG0eln; oeHh etn
Slid aui bas @eii6t be5 nit 4ufrehtbaIz
tlng Der Sronung i'll otelem pornsbn1iten
aIer @eribtSidGle beauftragten S6ers
bunoesgeri6tS >Marl1aI5 gticoIaD lagte
ibnen, oaB nit bent M2anne nidt au
lpaBen lei.
Ob baS bon Sen Butler auf bteie 8eiie
pertDeioigte Yatent aud zines Der 9efrdBtz
gen uno uinllleriatten 8atenteW onopolc
tit, tpiien mir ntht. SbgIet0 ober 8utIer
ais Yolttifer lett Sabren auf elmer v9lntiz
MOnopoIz Blatform" ita1o, piirbe er ii6
natiirli9 ais AODofat feinet Qugen0iiG
lpei9erH, gegen reihIi9en @6reHiolo iogar
bas grDBte Dtonopol por 8ertht 3u Der7
treten. Limb nah amerifanil1er Boittiferz
unb aooOtatens uWoraI" bat CT aud paS
noIe Jtebt oa3u.