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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
Ki,tsou,s IttaIIaIa second.

Special to the Globe
New YORK, Sept. 2.-There was large
crowd at Sheepshead Bay to-day. Dwyer
Bros. Bessie June won the second race, the
Relle stakes. with Kittson'S Ittallala sec
ond After a little maneuYering Mr.. Cald-
we'll sent them off in splendid style. Mag
Ole Mitchell at once running to the 'front.'
while Bessie June was second and lttallala
third Farbouche, Lajuive and The Jllt
wore the last to get to running, but the
others were all in line, and it was hard TO
fell which led the second batch. In fur
long Tttallala had gone into second place,
while Bessie June had dropped back peg.
PuzzIe and Hindu had now run up from
the ruek and Yoland was gradually over
taking those in front of her. Ihe nrSt
change in the leadership came about Just
before the horses reached the Dwyer Sta-
blaS. where Ittallala got to the head. BESSIE
lime was second. The line gradually
closed up as they swung into the home
stretch. Mclaughlin nursed Bessie June
until the last furlong post had been passed,
and then he let his horse have her head.
and she came away and won by hye
lengths. Ittallala finished second, half
length in front of Kinda. ltallala SWeryed
very badly and cut Grisette right of, but
no claim was made.
SUMMARY.
First race, for all ages, seven-elghtns OF q
mile, Lizzie Dwyer won by two and nan
lengths, Pontiac second; time. 1854. SECOND
race, for two-year-olds, three-quarters Oh
mile, Bessie June won by four lengths 1traiaia
second, Kinda third: time, 1:l512. Ihlrd
race. for thrse-year-olds, one and three
eighths miles, Aretino won by length
Exile second, Bonanza third; time, 1884;
Fourth race, for three-year-olds, one and
thrae-quarter miles, Thebard won by SIX
lengths Ferona second, Llndon tnlro' tinIe'
3.05. Fifth race. one and one-eighth miles,
Jim GRAY won by length and half, Blue
wing second, Springfield third; time, 1869.
Sixth race, three-sixths of mile, on the turf,
Mary kennedy won by a length, Gonfallon
second, Katie Fletcher third; time, 1;101a.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
It's Awful Cold.

But by going to McLain's, 3S4 Wabasha
street, you can find an elegant new stock
of blankets, flannels and underwear, SO
that the weather will not affect you.
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Won in the Ninth.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2. - Wizard" Shaw
came very near defeating Chicago by his
work in the box, and the last inning was
what saved the home team. Arson, with
a splendid three-bagger, brought home two
runs, which won the game with but one
man out. Ryan made some fine catches.
Score:
Chicago. o 0 o l 2-5
Washington. 0 2 0 l 0 0 0 o.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
Era IxiR CLEVELAND

Touched the button that set the machinery
in motion at the Exposition, but McLain
has buttons for the fall trade that beat all
creation beauty, style and price.
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Time, 2:2S, 2:2l, 2:25s4, 2;2214, Z:Zo54.
The race in the 2;27 class was called aItet
Electric had won heat, with Lady Bared0o'
second and George w third. Time, E:@o1?:
The special race for s., 900 between Cleinll6 NE
G and Phyllis announced for to-morro" Is on'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
BELLE F. WAS SECOND.
VI. 3. Merriam's Mare Takes Two Heats
in the Great $4,000 Race
at Hartford.
Kittson's Ittallala Takes Second Money
in the Belle Stakes at Sleeps
head Bay.
chicaso Has u Narrow Escape from
Defeat by Washtngton--New
York Drops a Game.
Belle + Heateu.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Sept 2.-Six thou
sand persons witnessed the trotting auChar-
ter Oak park to-day. The great event was
the special $40, 900 stake race. 1t resulted
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
The Last of tho Series.

PITTsBURe, Sept. 2.-The closing game
of the championship series between the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
Soidbx AIIDealers.

Druggists and grocers sell Fetsch's Paul
Morphy cigars. Try them.
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Racing at Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 2.-One thousand five
hundred. people witnessed the races at Ex-
pesition driving park this afternoon:
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who have had Exposition news to do has laid

Secretary Byron begins to look wild and
nervous, but his silk hat retains its glossy
shine
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@eld,e @eaenn lit fref

BON MaIaria 2 Itan finbet ite in ber Stabt
nnb ben @orFabten, in ben Dorfern unb @ei.
lern, in ben 8ersbau Diitritten be8 @efens,
in ben heoerunsen bes Siibeus, III @esenben,
wel@e bon ben GrG1ten ber 2anbtuirtbi1aft
ifroben unO in ben pfabIofen @inoben, ipel@e
BON balbnadten gsilben beiuobnt iperben. 9lber
&eiienbe unb alte gniiebIer, peI9e i9r aus>
9eiebt finb, fonnen bic seranfbeiten, bic ie ber-
nria6t, bnrd ben gebrau6 BON 8 o # etter'S
% 9 enbitters bermeiben ober tbnen bor>
beusen. @e9fel., gonseftip- unb @allen.
Gieber tperben ale bur@ bieies fraftise unb
einbrinslide DtitteI sebohen. @s 1T nidt pe-
niger tuirffant gesen 2eberleiben, 9bspepiie unb
3artleibisteit, 2eioen, bic oft nit malarifden
arantbeiten berbnnben fnS. &beumatisntits,
Nieren. unb 8lafenleiben unb @nttraftmng ton.
nen aud burd ben fortsefebten @ebrau6 bes
. itters eebeilt tperber. Appetit anb Sd)Iaf,
tpel9e irtnter f9per su leiben baben bur9 Die
nerb0ien mno biltoien 2eiben, ueI9e auf mala,
ride sfrantbeiten folsen, iuerOen in iebem Sale
bur@ bas 8itters ipieber berseitellt.
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Seras.

- Wilbelnt &netpib, elm alIgemeiu
gea6teter tinb ieines ftilen unb rubigeu
Wefens Bel allen ieinen Betanntet1 Be-
liebter beutf@er Nnfiebler, berunsliidte
auf ber Garm bes 9errn gbas. Moobs
In 2abaea gDuntD am 2abaea &ibe,
beim 8rumnengraben. Ser 8runnen
mar bereits balb ausgef@a9tet, als bic
Seitenmdn6e einftir3tet un6 bet in ber
Siefe arbeitenben Gnetpib beri1itteten.
Me @eriu9e, ben 8erungliidten ar
retten; miBlangen unb erit nod 3tpei
Sagett errei@te man bic Siefe, Inn au
bent 8erf6atteten att gelangen. Wte
boraus5uieben geueien, mar &netuib
glei9 bel bem ginitifra erfidt, uab ba
Der 2ei@nam bereits fart in @erpeiung
iibergegangen mar, bef9loB ntatt, bic
Nnbe 6es So5ten ni9t tpeiter aa ft6retl
un6 f9iittete ben Brutnen tpieoer au.
rWtlb BiQ" = tpie man ben braben
&netuib = feines unsepDbuli@ friebs
fertigen uab fanftem Welens aun, Srobe
t9er5tDeiie nannte- -tpar ,tnberbeirotbet,
10 baB ibm tpenigitens feline Mittpe iln6
feline Weiten na@weinen, iebo6 berfs
9ert uns unfer @emdbtsmanti, Gerr
Meeiben BON Witting, benz mir 6ieie
Mittbeilung berbanfen, baB bic Sbeils
nabme unb bic Srauer Inn ben perurs
gliidten ffilIen Mann, Bel MGen, bic ibn
gefannt, cine aufri9tige unb tiefe 1T.
= Bon preiibio gountD tpirb tpieber
genelbet, baB rneritanif9e @olbaten
tiber ben &iD @ranbe febten uno 275
Gopf 8ieb ftablen. Ser gigentbnmer
6es @iebs bat f9 an ben @ouperneur
gewanot unb I'm Shlfe na6geiu6t
tuurbe aber pDn biefent angetpieien, bie
angelegenbeit suerft benz 2ousreB gu
utlterbreiten.
Mn, 80. Msai tperben BON ben 56s
beralen unb gonfb6erirten in Nuftitt ge=
meinf9aftli9 bic @rdber gef6miidt.
= Sie f6ottif6en Steinbauer, 81
6er 3abl, finb bereits in 8urnet anges
langt.
= Der gIert in Ser poif Office
Qunters Station in @pntal @oumtp ent=
bedte einen ginbre6er Der eben babel
mar, bic eiierne @elblpinbe 81 6ffnen.
Ct iprang binaus unD rief I'M 0iife,
bod Der ginbre9et folgte benz Glert uno
feuerte einen S9uB auf i'm ab, iporauf
ct entflOb. St bate fi@ ungefdbr 500
dngeeignet.
Sn Der 3eitunesoffiee bes
uSeralb" in 81 pafo buellirten fi9
stpei SeBer aus giferfu9t NIT 96eeren.
Nei6e iparen nit 8lut beoedt, als elm
poli3iit erifien unb Die beioen 6ampfs
bdbne in bas gountbgefdngniB itedte.
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EnIe seIbffbefenntniR.

n..Die5es yeumerD 1T mil
Druid unb iinnentfteQenoen Geblern
6eratt ausgeitattet, baB mir ielb1t un>
fere Greuoe baran batten. Nur bas
eine be6auern tpi1, baB aud bic fiir
We9iel 8ldtter beitimmten 9tun,=
ntern a6gegangen finb!
r5eguin Md@ter."
NDriteben6es 9ictunt bat uns in1pos
ttirt, erlfens ber eblen @elbferfenntniB
tuegen, bic it6 barin ausipri9t un6
atpeitens tpegen bes 3ugeitdnbniKes,
baB 6as be eiagte 8latt eigentli@ INIT
Musi6luB Ser Oeffentli6feit" eri9eint
unb ni@t auf fritif9 urtbeilenbe 2eier
5ugef6nitten 1T. @s geb6rt allerbings
elm gut She'll unperfrorenbeit ba3u,
benz Seutl9tbum 10 ettpas 3u bieten,
tuie es BET oWd6ter" in ieiner eriten,
unb aud in feiner atpeiten Numner ge=
than, unb bic rGreie prefe" 1T offen
uno ebrli@ genug, bies gerabe beraus
gu fagen. Wel6er ,Mmeritaner, Der
feiner Sprade ni6t r1d6tig 1T, tpiir5e
f9 er6reiiten, eine 3eitung au f9reiben
-alein Bel ben Seuti6en f6eint bies
iiberf[iifiig tDerben gu folIen.
Menn iibrigens bic f66ue ginri@s
tung Der patent=S =SnnenIetten nod ber
beionberen 8elel9tung beoiirfte, bann
gef9dbe oies bur6 bas tpirfli6 bentits
leioenswertbe pe@, 6as benz Wd6ter"
NIT ben feinigen paAirt ift. gs tpir6
bort Elm oft abgeorudter 5@er5 tpieber=
bolt, Der ii6 nirgenb anbers ereignete,
als rim g eguitt, Elm EN- fletuet
g ttbertaifenen See tie In 8 e.
I as" Mte ii9 10 mas in ei1em Sc
gniner 2ocalblatte lieit!
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- Sie @efabr ber oberir6ii9en 2ei>
bon electrif9en Ordbten bat 5i9 am
Wtontag In pittsburg tpieber einmaG gez
aeigt. Ser &uti9er gbmar6 @9aun
beriibrte sufdlig elnen eiferen @onnens
ba9pfofen bpr @riffit6 & MelB s2a6en,
an @de bon 6. un6 2ibertpfraBe unb
itarate tn bemfelben Mugenblide tobt au
9oben. St bate einen 10 fiir9terliben
electrif6en 99laGerbaltem, baB ietne
Wtusfeln nod lange in 3udung blieben
unb ber bereits tobte G6rper ii1 tuie in
&rdmpfen tuanb uno mod einige Minu=
ten all leben f6ien. 9ie lIrfa9e bes
unfaaes mar, baB elmer ber 2aapens
brdbte ber ALLEGHENY electric Sight gp.
auf bas eiferne Spnnenba1 gefallen
mar lnb Der electrf9e @troltt an ben1=
felben binab unb bur9 bic es tragenben
eifernen pfDiten in bic grbe entui6.
Sie 6interbliebenett S9aums iperben
t1atiirlid auf gntI9dbigung flagen.
pittsburger 8ldtter tpeiien barauf bin,
6ab ieber eiierne pfojten In ber @tabt
Sesem, ber ibn beriibre, BEN Sob brin-
get tann.
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Gd,iptnbIudbt aeleilt.

@inem alien Grate, Der bon Der praris su.
ridge3ogen lebt, tuurSe bur9 einen oftiubiI9en
Wfiffiondr bic geiGre.buns eincs einfa9tn
besetabililGea $eilmittels fir be f6neue unb
oauernoe SeIuas boa 2ungeni9ninbl blu9t,
Bronhitis, @etarrb, gffbma nnb allen Sala.
nnb 2nnsentrantbeiten aussebanb;st. Nu9
elm Wlittel fiir pofitibe, rabiIale eeiluns bon
Merbeni9pd9e nno ellen Merbenfranfbeiten.
gfadDent ber 0ottpr bic tuunberbaren Seilfrdfte
IN tauienben Galten probt bate, eradtete er
es tiir ieine |Fi@t, Dos Itittel ieinen leibenben
Mismeaidcn bsfanat au MAIDEN. Son oieiem
Wfotib nno 8uni9 setrieben, benbeIte e.. Sd
ienbe 6.eiea &eaept foftenfrei On ale, bic es
ipiiriaen, In beutfder, enslif6er ober frana5ii>
ider Spra@e, NIT boiler Mnme,,ung DC. Ser.
Fellung nnb oes @ebrau9s. Senbe MbreHe
nno 8riefmarfe, besiebe Did auf biefe 8eituna
nnb id fenbe es fofort. &. U. giobes, 149
@opers 8lod, &oWefer, q. .. lilo, 1smp
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Gin intereffanter 9ompf ,misd6e

= Gin intereFanter 9ampf smii@en
eitlert 0abi9t unb &rdben ipurbe tiirss
llb bel @oiboeton in 9tetp Sort beoba6s
tet.. @r bsgann bod in ben 2iiften sipis
f9en benz 9abi@t unb elmer 2rdbe, als
6ieie aber ibre &raft f6pinben ffblte,
itieB fie laute S1reie aus, = uno fos
fort eilten ibr anbere Rrdben 5u Salfe.
galb ftiir3te Der gauge &nduel fdnlpfens
ber 86sel 5u 8oben, tpp Der &f
NIT 10 GROCER grbitterumg fortgeiebt
tpurbe. baB fie felbit oas 0erannaben
eiiles Snabett unb zines 9unbes ni6t
a9teten. @rit aIs lebterer auf 6eben
beg &naben brei Der &rdben beraasae,
rttien uno tii@tig burdgef@ittelt bate,
flogen bic &rdben babpn, ben total ents
frdfteten unb balb barauf berenbenben
9abi9t auf benz &fplab snridlaf.
ferb. Ser Gnabe, Der ibn aufbob unb
NIT mad Sauie nabm, tpurbe auf bem
Mege BON BET 6rdbenf6aar nit bet6u.
benbem Gef9rei Derfolgt.
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onntag mut6e bic @erlobung anse.

!pMt1a8 Duroe 0le Serlooung 9tt9es
iebt.
S@mer tpar 6efrn Saiet Bet Gut
59lub gefallen. Naerbings perftigte
bic Grdfin iiber 6rei ibm tppblbetannte
iebr anfebnli9e Sugenben: Bic Glitter
Gofiotu, 9orfatpfa, un6 Drinfatpce, uno
er mar ein Meni6, ben fein 0orurtbeit
mebr binoerte. 9enno9 bate 6er fene
Winte nit benz 3aunpfabl, bic ct tpas
dere Sbd6bdus aupeiIen an ibn ergeben
lieB, ME Derfteben tpplIen. gs tuar linn
bisber in fetnet1t ttenen @irfangsfreiie
gegliidt, ben &uf eines gbrenttannes
alt ermerben un6 fef3ubalfen unb ct
tuDllte biefes angenebrne BemuBtiein,
tpel9es ia suoem fiir ibn ben &ei5
p6uiger Neubeit bate, ttt9t pbne brits
egfotbmenbi9teit aufgeben. Oa fam
bic yta9ri9t bon ber grfldrung bes
Saras unb ftarate Ben feigen Mann
in finnloies gntieben unb i9mere 8e=
brdngniB. Ser eisentli6e @ermittler
biefes Bunbes atpeier eblen 9ersen mar
ni@t Serr Sbabbdus bon 8a3ansfi, ion=
bern Saras 8arabola.
lGortiesuns folst.l
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8ei hen 11nr,then in, y}proien ho-

= Sci ben 11nruben i'm gelgiem 6a=
ben foiDobl Militdr tpie Nufffdn6ifde
erbebli6e 8erluife erlitten. Ja6 elmer
in Wiener 8ldttern rtitgetbeilten 8er-
luflifte finb l l1nteroff3ier unb Z 5ol-
6aten Bel 3ufammenff6Ben NIT ben
@treifenoen get66tet, be3tp. ipdter ait
Tertpunbungen geitorben; / unterlieu=
tenant, Z l1ntetoffi3iere nnb &orporale,
26 @olbaten purben peruunbet. Ilit
6er gr0Bten 3iffer partisipirt bas z.
yancierz zNegiment unb bic 8en6armerie.
Sobte Muffdn6if6e tpurben LII bur@
bas Milttdr beerbigt, bod fou cine
gr6Bere Mnaabl bur9 8irgergarbiften
beerbigt tuorben iein. Oie 3abl ber
eirgebra@ten Bertpunbeten betrdgt 257
damn. Inter ben Sobten befanben
ft9 etne Grau anb brei Ginber.
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gNmrff! Nfanfhtrnnren,

@rocerpbdnbler unb @peiietpirtbe
bom 2aube nl6@ten mir einbringli9
0araut aufmerfiom MAIDEN, baB mir
far bic Gabrifatton bon Murit unb
@au9waaret umfangrei9e @orbereis
tungett getroffen baben unb in @tanb
gefebt ftnb, alien Mnforberungen Sc
niige 5u leiiten. Mir geben Garantie
fir quite Maare un6 xeelle 8eoienung.
Die 3ubereitung febt nnter uttierer pers
f6nli9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure 8es
feQungen BET 3eiten Elm.
W m. 96fling & @obn,
1,10m1i 511 9tbenue s.
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9as erlfe beutid,e grontboor

Ods erfe Dellt19e Brautp0ar in
@bieago bat por Surgeon feine gols
bene 9o6aeit gefeiert. Nm %. Npril
1886, als GbieagD nod ein fleines
Sorf tuar, rei6ten sitb Safob Maller
unb 2atbarine 8aurnsarten In benz err
Ten tatholif6em &ir9leia bon Chicago
bic 9anb gum Bunbe. Ser Subilar
Wfhaer tuurbe 1912 BET Gaiierslautert
In ber pfal3 gebpren unb Grau &atba=
ritte i'm Sabre 1913 in 2otbringen.
Bonn prdiibenten @lebelanb mar Su ber
golbenen 9o63eitsfeier ein eigenbdnbis
gss @ratnlationsf@reiben einselaufen.
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ssluetuationen inn Meorfte fir gi

Gluetuationen i'm Martte fit giz
fentpaaren fant Sober bermeiben, ber
ieine Oroers bur@ piper& S@ults
beb ausfiibren idBt. Gabritanten res
guliren ibre preiie mad bem RDniun.
Ptper & @6ultbeB baben itets einen
enormen 8orratb BON Gen3brabt, @iien.
ble6 u. /. no., lnb iie notireit friibere
niebrige preiie, tuenn bieielben au1
i'm Marfte fteigen.
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@dantiiift bic (tr6hcrI Sic Sri

g@mtiift bic @rabcr! Sic @rds
beridmiidung 1T cine i66ne, pietdts
bolle Site, bic Sebem our gbre gee
rei9t. Sie Wabl ftebt atpii9en 8lumem
unb Sentmalern unb iper bic leBteren,
als Die bauerbaften unb unbergdngliz
den, udblt, ber pirb BON benz iungen
&anitler, Granf Sei6, Nr. 3O5-
3l3 6ouffonifraBe, auf bas 8eite be-
bient tper6en. 28,1.tp1f
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@adlens glrnsea.saIbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der @eIt fiir @9nitte.
as,neti@ungen, @ei@piire, Giebsr. unb Saut.
Ansi1lae, Gle4te, geiprunsene Sdnbe, Grof'
penlea uno alle Sautfrantbeiten furirt Sa.
lnprreotOen ober feline 8esabluns. 86aise
Sat'sfeation sarantirt ober bas @elb tpirb
aarnderltattet. 26 Gents bic Sda9tsI BET u.
DreiB.
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Ser 9rudfehIerteufe

Der Srudfe6lerteufel |
bat in o rei3 fb6n sepirtbf6aftet
Sas bort erf9einenbe vSageblattA ers
ertpdbnte Der In ben 8ldttern iebt mebr
genannten Oper sOer g 6mie b BON
@ublaA Don 8ur. Ser Seber bate bas
fiir sSer 9 9neiber BON &ubla"
geieBt, bas ipnrbe beri9tigt, unb es ers
idiea nun In Der Beri9tigung au allses
meipem G@red Elm pG 9inber bon
&ubla!"
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= geriu6te Sonsaline gegen gieuz
ralgie. Sd babe felten Sob fiir Gpe>
5ial= reip. patentme6i3iuen, Songaline
nerbient feiner befenberen 6eilfraft tpes
gen a1gemeine @mpfeblung.
@.g.Sfranber, so. s., Gairburp, 81.
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8roteF.

3ubrimsli9er 9err (einer iippigen
S@6nbeit bic Sanb auf bic S9ulter
legeno:) Mie f@6n fnb bod
@Dttes Merte!
Dame (ibn unianft suriidifoBenb ,
Nber tie finb IN begrei Hid.
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= Ma6t Cure 8eitelungen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, giienble9,
Gupferble6 unb 06tbe Bel piper 6
g @ultBeB 249 Marfet Str.
Gpart @elb unb 3eit.
8arantie fiir nie6rigite Marftpreiie.
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8eim @ort genont men.
profefDr (auf feline Saf6enubr
f9auenb): Wir baben nun nod einige
Wfinnten 3eit, i'd beanttporte baber
gerne iebe Grage, bic man nod raid
an mid ffeqen iulte.
S6iiler MilIer: @ie biel l1br III es
benn, 6err profefor?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-20

Upon the announcement Of the death
Of Mr. Tilden, correspondent Of the
New York World called upon II. B
Hayes, at his home ia Fremont, Ohio,
10 inquire what no had to ssy upon the
matter He positively refused to be
interviewed upon the subject, bus finally
consented to write the following for
publication
Fremont, o., Aug. 8.
Your request for an interview on the
death Of Mr. Tilden was declined, Ia
accordance with my uniform habit on
the subject Of interviews. / wish, how
ovar,to say that there has been nothing
In the relations of Mr.. Tilden aud my
self which would prevent me from shar-
ing in the sentiments and manifestations
which are natural and fitting on the
death Of political leader 80 able and
distinguished AZ Mr.. Tilden. Sincerely,
II. b. HAYES.
Here is an open manifestation Of tbs
hidden remorse that must continually
worry the conscieacs Of the miserable
man who, through black fraud. occupied
the presidential chair for period o
four years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-20
Oalxville.

Rev. Acheson ard family are rnfli.
eating at Yaquina Bay.
Miss Lou Couey, Of Lsng Station, is
visiting her parents At this place.
Messrs. J. I. and I. N. Smith, of Hal
sey, have commenced the erection Of q
dwelling house for Mr. Pugh.
Miss EJns b mfori, while out riding,
had the misfortune to be thrown from
her horse, spraining her ankle.
Mrs. Currie is improving slowly.
DIR. T. F. Smith and family, ,of Colfax,
w. T., ARE visiting friends aad relatives
here.
While Ito threshing company oi
Acheson Il Co. were at work on the
farm Of Mathew Asheson, tic steam
thrssher Of Blaker & Co, oi Shedd,
passed along the road, and within a
short distance Of the horse power. The
engineer put on the whistle and con-
tinned whistling for some distance,
frightening the horses on the power,
causing general sts0Pede aud some
damage to the machine.
Some Cinnamon at work for Mr.
Gordon fIcd a yellow jackets nest in
The stubble field, which almost caused
a con6agration. Their object was 70
get the nest for chow chow.
AMfcUs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-20

The spasmodic fils Of which Scott Of
The Orsgonian Is now the victim, and
which was brought on by the death Of
Tilden, n,proInise to he Of longer duration
and greater severity, than the attack
which the ex.Collecsor Of Customs had
Immediately following the announce
ment Of the election Of Cleveland aud
"0ld Tom Hendricks" " as that deleota-
ble ex-Collactor calls tho dead Vice
President. This mental condition Of
Scott is sad to behold. When ho be-
comes the victim Of that strange halIu-
cination Of which wo lave before spoken
in these columns, his conduct Oils his
frieads with sadness, aud II on inquiai-
tiou should he held under such oiropm-
stances iuto the sanity Of bis mentality,
we would fear for the result. We are
led, from past experience,to indulge .hC
fond hope however, that, il he and hi'
friends will stwais ill the clouds lol
by" returning reason will once more
assert her child aud gentle dominion,
But as things now are the authoreof the
''fleshliest incubus Letter Is 20 be pitied
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Mrs. Minor jackson, Of this place,
died in Portland Monday evening.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Wilson went 70 Yaquiaa
Bay Friday to spend week.
Mr.. J. A. Winte'a.our photographers,
returned from visit TO Eugene.
Mr.. j. r. McLain and wife, and
Mrs. S. P. Barger, started for Yaqaina
Saturday.
Miss Retta Rice, Of Mortgomery, is
here visiting relatives.
Mr.. 4. r. Howe has bought bali
interest in the saloon here.
Mr. S. p. Bargcr haa repaired his
house so as to make IT look Lac new
one.
Mr.. Cbss. Younger left foe Seattle
Moaday.
Several people aie intending 10 slarl
TO the mountains the coming week.
Hop picking will commences nexl
week. Hops are not very good crop
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-20
scfo

G. w. Bates, of the Pacific Bridge
Co., was in the city Saturday, making
arrangements to get lumber to soon
commence the work Of rebuilding the
two Marrow Gauge r. II. bridges across
the Santiams.
Col. E. 7. Hogg and party stopped
one night in Scio. Went from here to
Fox Valley. G. w. Watts,of Albany,
was with the party.
p. O. Smith was severely kicked by
= horse on the 14th. Is slowly recov-
ering.
J. G. johnson and family have re-
turned from visit to Grand Rond.
w. 81. Mcknight is recovering from
the shock he received week ago.
The farmers ars all about through
with this years crop.
r. Shelton and j. =. Morris were 10
Albany Saturday and report things
booming. Good for Albany.
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ANOTHER CALL.

The Secretary Of tho Treasury has
made another call for the redemption Of
ten millions Of 8 per cent bonds. A
correspondent Of the New York World
says the President intends 70 practically
enforce the provisions of MOrrisOn's
surplus resolution, although be did not
see Ct to sign it after it had passed both
houses Of Congress. If this be the f.
nancial policy Of the government, then
it will require about fourteen montis
to redeem all the bonds now subject to
call, at the rate OF ten millions per
month, as, according to the public debt
statement for July, there were yet out
standing Of that class Of bonds $l40,-
Oll,750. When these bonds are all
redeemed, then there win be none sub
jsct to cali until Sept. lst, 1891, when
$3.50, 600, 900 Of four and a half per
cent bonds will become payable. The
good work goes on.