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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
Destructive Fire.

CLEVELAND, March 6.-At 2 O'Clock.
this morning, fire broke out in the ex-
tensive oatmeal mills of Ferdinand
Schumacher at Akron. These mills are
the largest in the country and consist of
several immense buildings. The fire was
discovered in a seven story wooden
structure. The flames spread with
alarming rapidity and were soon beyond
control The building first attacked was
soon entirely enveloped The fire next
communicated to the dry house which
was als) de, troyed. A 1000 bushels
elevator vas next eaten up and at last
reports another mill was threatened.
The Unlversalist Church across the
street and the freight house Of the
Cleveland, Akron IL Columbus road
were on fire; the Windsor Hotel, also
owned by Schumacher, and valued at
$4,000, was also threatened. The loss
Will reach $500, 900, but il is impossible
at this hour to give the loss and insur-
ance in detail.
Inc hremen were unable to cone with
the flames. They gradually increased
In flerceness, and before an hour passed
the entire square seemed doomed to
destruction. The fine brown stone Office
OF Schumacher was entirely DESTROYED.
About 4 o'clock calls were sent to Cleve-
land, Canton and Kent for assistance.
canton sent an engine. as did Kent. A
large elevator containing 10000 bushels
OF wheat, was destroyed. The fire spread
from this structure to the New York,
pennsylvania IL Ohio depot, and en-
tirely DESTROYED it, togel her with most
OF the contents. The loss is now esti-
mated at 100000 Schumacher car
ried an insurance of S'5.LOO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09

SALT LAKE CITY, November %, 1885.
We have satisfied ourselves as to the
superior qualities of Hot Springs
water, and cheeriully recon-
mend the same.
A. G. SMITH & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
THE PUGET SOUND PIPE co.
OLYMPIA, w. T.
Sole PrOprietors and Exclusive Manu-
turers OF
RortOns Water Pipe and Couplings.

These pipes are suitable for either water.
oil or gas and are made to sustain pressure
OF 800 pounds to the square inch, or gravity
head of over 600 feet. Water can be brought
from any elevation in them without leak
age or waste. The tube is n 81 of the best
Puget Sound pine which, hPing thoroughly
seasoned, is spirally bound with strong iron
bands OF suitable strength for any required
pressure. The whole extt riOr is then given
a coat of asphaltum, which protects the iron
from rust and the wood from insects or de-
cay. The pipe is m ide in feet lengths and
spirally banded and connected with iron
couplings We manufacture this pipe in all
sizes from 2 to u inches. The action of the
water makes it perfectly water tight in q
few hours In point OF dura bility this pipe
exceeds all others. The asphallum coating
affords thorough and almost everls sting
protection to the iron banding against rust,
while the wood being constantly saturated
with water, will last for. generations. ut can
be laid for from 1 to cents per foot, ac-
cording to sizes. It is from Il TO q the cost
of iron and is equal in all respects to the
very bes! standard iron pipe now in use. It
will never corrode or give the water a bad
taste, as is the case with iron is less liable
to freeze, and can be sent to distant points at
II the cost. City or town corporations, or
any others contemplating a system of water
supply will f d it greatly to their advantage
to consult us for further information. All
work guaranteed. Send for prices and quo
tations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
Duties Abolished.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 6.-Roumelia
has agreed to abolish the duties on
goods which have already paid the GUS
toms tax on entering Turkey. The OBJ
lection to this Roumelian duty was the
reason assigned by France for with
holding her adherence to the Toreo-
Bulgarian treaty, appointing Prince
Alexander military ruler of Eastern
Roumelia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
Hotel Burn

Boston, March 6.-At O'Clock this
afternoon a fire broke out in the Amer
lean Hotel; two alarms have been
turned in and 1t is hard to tel, at this
hour what the loss will be. The re
treat of number of domestics was cut
off and driven to tle rCot where
they were rescued with great difficulty
by the firemen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
In Ellis State.

LoUIvILLE, March G. Ex-Governor Knott
sent message to the legislature to-day
saying, 200 free miners, armed. had ap-
peared before the State inspector in
charge of the conyicts at work in the
mines, in Pula-ki county, an given him
two days in which to remove the men,
saying they would burn the camp. The
Governor has ordered troops to the
place
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
Another Cut

SAN FRANCISCO, March G-Limited
tickets underwent another decided cut
this morning. The following open
rates are made by all roads: Chicago.
$40; NewYork, $35; Boston, S37. Round
trip tickets TO New York, allowing
thirty days stop-over, were sold this
morning at 1925 Similar tickets to
Chicago, s62.5O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
Police Commissioner.

LONDON, March 8.-Malcolm Wood,
now chief constable OF Manchester, will
succeed Sir Edmund Henderson as chief
commissioner of the metropolitan police
force.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 28th, 1885.
Mr. John Beck, City.
Dear Sir: have used a large
amount OF tine Hot Springs water dur
ing the past nine years. Has always
given entire satisfaction and consider
It the best mineral water known.
MOORE, ALLEN & Co.
The Hot Springs of Salt Lake City are
superior to the very best mineral waters
in The market.
J. NJ. BENEDICT, NJ. D.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 28th, 1885.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09

SALT LAKE CITY, November %, 1885.
We can fully endorse the Hot Springs
Mineral Water as having no SUPERIOR.
q. G. NJ. /. DRUG DEPT,
Per RoB'T CLEGHoRN.
Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-09
DAVID JAMES.
81 MAIN STREET,

oaIt EdNC OItTI OId1s
Sole Agent for Utah and Southeast Idahs,
n B.-Banding and Asphaltum Factory at
Ogden. Utah. .11 -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

lei6t Der Sau 1T, auf frpdtbaren 8oOeu,
10 rt6ten iit nut ltnbetl an uno bringen
geraoe iber Die Nrbelter, ais oeren Wteliiaiie
lie 1ib aufipielen, nalneiloies llnall6.
g6tr scben aljo repubtjtauti6en GeDors
ben 6aS Ge6t, 0ebapofteI, Die
DtrntolL Doer geraoe5u Derbres
6erti1 gu Sen atttbaten aHf=
5ieben."
Dte Sraoe, Oh oa9 fir rubioers :3eiten
tOrmliU Our1 ftdbttibe uuo ftaatlibe @es
leSe Die Beriammlungss nno @eaBerungSs
Sreibett nit 8e8u8 auf 9nar6iiteu be-
ldrantt iperoeu iOI, 9ebOrt aIf elm 9an5
anocreS Brett.
glOer aud Der redtihafeue @ubGuger
ber raoitallten 5reibeit miro Sugebeu, DaB
ipentgitetS e n 6retbeil elmer meit Qr0Bez
rem GeldrGntUaa ua6 l~trengeu &eSelung
beoarf, uGlnlid Die oeS DDnamtts@ ez
DerbeS. Mie bringeno nDtbig in bieier
8eSiebun8 Before @eieBe iino, oas bot man
IN GbtcaaO 9clebet, no nlalt ftp bel Durdz
'u6uag Der Suar6 titeusQ uGrttere Dur6
Den auaea ldein iiberSeu9te, pie Itiht eS
ben anardtitiIben WorobeBern gelpprben
mat, il6 0pnamit aaaalbanen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24
Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Die Staot sc ~ BORT itebt im Ge9rtff,
tbrem elnen gSelt lpun0er, Der @alt Ntner@
8ride, ett ueues bluSu3ufi9en in Ser
N%rcobens y Il II, tDelbc unter Dem
Ysabr tpege oes BroaolDdD bon Der Battery"
bis cur SO. Stra6e, uno ourd Den Youlez
oarD lbgr gSQlbiudtou 0et0btS bis SarIgnt,
9tnefue entldilg BIG gum QarIems UluB 9ez
bant rpeIben iou.
2ie 8obn tpyrb, toentaftens bis sur So.
StraBe, ben gaaSel @aUm ;tDt(e&n Den
StT0Ben : @tntaliungSnaucrn et2aeDnten
UnO etu lbnlteoeei>erileS 0adb er6alten, auf
pelheS ouS StruBeuplalter 81 Iiege1
toRlmt. Nn jeoer Querl1rabe tperOen 3i1tz
uno 2Iitungs0ffuungen ieit, Die 0eleubs
tung ge'btebt nit eleftrtident 9td)te. Xie
8u5l1 miro bier SeieiIe erbaltet, bon oenet
je Sroet fIr flrSe ArD lan9e Sttedet benuBt
tperoen loIeu. Bulge atIt ben fir ben
SdneuOerfeDr beitimMten @eletlen ntroeu
lur pterz Doer f%intilnl aut Der gdt6er
Strede an1altet. NIh limb otele @eletle
beitinnmt, nit ben @tlenbabnen in 8erbthz
oung gelest 5u iDeroen, uu1 eS 10 Ill err
mogliden, 6aB Die nit 6e1letbeI dittDntz
meltDeu $ulltnans 2Sagen brett bis sur
Battery gebra1t iDetSet tDnileH. 0us
natiirli1 Dlrbe cine auBerOrOentllbe Gts
Iet6terung oeS &eiieDertebrs init I'D flbz
rem. Die 3u9ttaft tDtro DUrb @iectrlcit1t
g~eIiefert meroen, 49, DcntGiteHs beu0ltbtigt
Die 8eleulhaft oaS uto bsbaNptet, etlien
Wlotor Al baben, Der Die lt0t5t8e XetItungSz
f0btatett bcliBt, uno bos Vetriebsmaterlal
tptro uuf etren tGgttben 8erteDr pon etlter
Wiiilion 8allaaiere sugelhnlttel1 tuereeu.
Die Soften ees lhternebntenS lperDen aAf
81, 900, 600 perDteile, oocr etIDa $50, 600, 600
fir Die 9anSe glnia9e 9eldGBt, mas nidt 3u
bod geariren eridet1t olgettpts Der groBelt
Snpjeri8telteu, tpelhc bic leiitge Yooens
belhaifenbett Der WtouDdttan=S SRiel uitb Die
g~elcbr0RfEn8eu bereiIet, tucld,e Die GeleBs
gebuug iebr tDeiler W(aBen in 8eSug auf
Die Dur6fu5rUns Ges Saues ben ltaterz
nebrneru GHferleg: bat.
98GbreltD tGMlih ionft 8abnz 8riOiIes
glen bon StaotsG Dueaicn uno @eleBgebunz
gen nit frepentltdem 9eiAtiinn Ueraeben
All peroen pfleQen, 1T man IN oieem Sale
nit GuBtriter Jtiidii6t 9eoen p~rtUate, nie
0ffentitbe Suterelen Dorgegongen. Die
Qelellidaft bat iicb 0erpflthten m1flerr,
orei YroSent ibrer 8ruttoa @tnnahmen ais
NbQabe al Die St0ot au 1ablea, tpas BEL
eifleH1 burhi6uittItAcu EaQeSoerfe1r ben
elmer Utilton 4ailagtere, oaS 0abrgetb nur
gu 5 @eHts geredget, iGDrIid $540, 900 uDz
lDerfeu ipIrbe. SerHer ntuB Die WeleuldaFt
utht nur So, o ,000in 8onos hinierz
teaen, pelde perfaUen iein loieu.
faas bas lluterHebner ntbt ia Der poraez
i6riebenen j3eit ourbaefIbtt miro, ionosru
ou6 ROD cine peltere Sitrgiuaft Don amei1
WiIiDnen Dollars teiiten, lDeIde ais Siz
d,erhett fit eaen Sduoeu oirRcR iolI, ,De[z
cJsT1 bic Stest oDer 4Sri00tIente oirett pber
inbireft ourtD oeu 8au poer 8etrieb ber
8abn ~erIsioet. Ste 9tehte Der WrunSbez
tiger Der Babnltnte entlang iino nit beions
berer &oriibt aeina6rt, 10 bag lie oeee,t ieoe
Sd6sjaa1t9 hires @intntbnm3 firantieI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24
geattoma1er Se.mperens-1tmterri&t.

DIS i'm n attonaIeu Nbgeorone e.
tenbaul e Die Biu Ibsr @tufibrung bes
& : II nterrihtS in
ben 6ffeutLi9en S6ulen oes 8unoeSDe3irtS
uno Der 3erritorien, Der Grieasz uno6lotten=
SbuIe uRO in anoeren nit benz Wel0e
llucle Cams. uuteritiBten SduIen, wte
Suoiaueri0ulen u. |. No., angenomnen
muroe, er9ob fi1 etn ungeDe ures .Subel=
aeldret ouf ben @aaerteen beS 0auleS.
Nuf oenen tpirnmelte eS uGm[i6 bon Temz
perensfrauen, alten uno iungcn,. id0nen
uRb miiber lbDnen, tuelbe ole ben qSauz
toffeI iiber Die berrli6en v9erren Der
S16pfung" ba brunten i'm Saale 8es
l6mun0en Datten.
Oie Bla perfast ausOriid[i6, baB bieier
IlterrtAt Gus oen vSebrbi6ern" ertbeilt
tperben ,oQ. Oarunter fino Die bcridttg=
ten bon Eenperen5>8 erlc9s6anolungen auf
Sp~efuEGtton ber0uS9egebenen Builder gu
DerIteheR, Die ia audi unter ben oben err
tu09nten EempereuSfrauen N9entinnen lDls
der 8uhbaEolun9eH thQtt9 itno.
0dS Jest BON beiDel 6dulern beS Gonz
QrelIeS angenomrnene @eIeg Oerfigt audi,
Dap ieoer gehrer, tpelder 9egen einen ioldben
lInterrtht Shmtert9fetten erbebt, ab9eleBt
tperDclt iou uno oaB Dom l. Sanuor 1888
an, in ben betr. S6ulen Wtenlarto mebr
Gtbrer iein fonn, tuenn er lttdt cine
9rlfung tit 86piiolo9ie unb @~eiutobeitSs
teDre. nit beiouoerer Gidii1t ouf 9latur
u1O Mirfuug geiiti9er @etrGafe uno mars
fottid)er Wttttel beitauoen bat.
Son 211 antoeleuoen 0ntionalz Nbgeor6=
neten lttmrntet unr s 9e9en Die Bill, n6n1s
LID Die a1t Demofroten 8pnam uno Gobb
bon Snetana, 8enuet, @otpIes uno Wreen
uon NorosG Carolina, 9argon bon SaDz
Carolina, 9ou unb 0lurpbD BON Sotpo.
QLber no tDoren benin bic Deutl0cn Qbz
g%eDroneten 2
@tugefI6rt lit Der Sempereasunterrtbt
aud lit folgenoen ie6Saehn Gtn5els
ftaoteu: Netp Oorf, QeunipIuanien,
Wtoiia6ulettS, Wtidtgsu, Miscunitu. &anz
las, giebrasfa, 9feulDa, Oregon, W2atRe,
9fbooe SSianb, Stem 6amplbire. BerMOnt.
Nlnbdlto, CONNECTICUT uuo Soma.
RrdIioent GleueIano miro ge8en ben MAJ
tionalen GemperenSunterrtdt loon oes6atb
feilt 8eto eiitlegeu, neil CT ais WouperneRr
BON Stem g)orf iel5it Die @infubrGug oeS
Tcmperen3unterriht5 in ben b~ortige1
6fientIi1en ShELeu senebmigt bat. Ap0
pIroe letn 8eIo gar ul6tS beifen, Da I'M
@pRgreB Oieler .lnterri6tSStDet8" 10 gut
1pte eulitimni8 an9etomrnen lporoen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

r6tben ltno betltnbe ole grpBen poIitiiden
vOrgdnllationen" ODER 8au0el IN Stem
g)ort Oertreten, Wno 3spdr nldbt MIR oemoz
trattlde, louoern Guh republttontl6e.
Saebne lelbit tit, pas Begabung b~etrifft,
frelllO Aur Elm iebr tieines Sibt i'm 8ers
9leid)e nit GlDeeo. St bat fid tura Dor
1eineln BrOSeB unO tuU9relio oeiielben ais
ett &0lpel beItorlrteIt. Mu6 fann ct nid1t
tDte GiDeeo unO Er01s 0iDor BON li1 rubz
men, oab er li6 nie nit Eietnigfeiten abgeqez
ben babe. Dern ais er in ieiner eigellenS Sadie
ben l2ellgeniIano betrat, muBte CT imRreu3z
DerD0r einGelteben, souB er nit Wtuttcr
OtaitDeibaum i'll MISUNDERSTANDING ees
tDelen" lei. Die 0tanoci5nul1, rpeIbe NIT
ibrem plrbigen Spr06Iing ben 9ieD Oors
fer 3udbtb1u)ern onrO Slu1t nab Ganaoa
entgaugeH lit, Dur aber, Die iebeS Stub in
gteD g)orf ldn9it wuBte, Die lblaueIte uno
tDQti1iie aller DiebSbeDierinnen, itano bei>
nabe nit allen bcoeuten0en @inbrebern,
StraBenrGubern uuo Oteben Der g9eltlta0t
in WelhQft5Derbinoun9; uno Sae6ne,
oei1en vS6mldpGureHgel6Qft" Den Nn>
tauf uno Nertauf ~geraubter nao geltoblener
Maaren betrieb, iibernabm lolde aud Don
Der SHUTTER UianoelbduuI. 0erartige 8e>
l66itden i'm SleineR tpareu leine Wiroige
Gorbereituua ouf Oas ~ituOtrGtblide 8el6dft
i'm @rpBen. @tnen iolhen Dteniden m06te
Der Nelp Oorfer StaOtrGtb 81 Ieinem Hans
bigen Biseprdltoenten.
Die i1nelIe 8erurtbeiIun9 Sdebne's fam
ieinen 9umpancn uno WtitIduloi9en UNI 10
unertporteter, als er Oifenbar auf qe=
meinl1aftlibe Soften - bon ben gerte6e1=
item uno geldiGtelten Nopptaten umgebeu
mar, oarunter Der fribere Dirgtntide BoIiz
tifer unp 9tebeaengenecal BrDor, leit Su0s
rcu ein 9eupilibt utter ben @riminaIooz
Dototen in 9teD' g)orf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

9ie @btcaguer Etmes, pelGer
tpabr9afttg Iismaao cine 8orliebe fir
Slooptl0bGyger 3uibrei6en t0lU, DertDirft
Die III G5icago aoae1altenen b b y III t.
lhen unD polntlhen Ber q III al;
Iungen, tDgld)e Die 0eraR;luortti1tett
fir Die S6anotboteu peretnSelter Auarhiz
item ibrer 9tationalitdt in feteritben 8ro>
teIt=8elbIlAen Don iih ablebncn, ais b0hit
uni1otDi1, iRoem Ntcmuuno ~eillselne 9eD6lz
ferun5stbeile oieies 3anbes oiS lolde fir
anarhtitilde &erbreder bate, uno tnoenl IS
utlaruerifaail1 lei, rDenu lie it6 aus 2IalaB
oielcr SriiIs ais beionoere 8Oltcr ouf7
1pielteT.
Sn teBterer Stibetet Der GtmsS mag
Natiui5Gats entDGlten letn. N6er nit gro7
Der llubctan9enbeit ia8t DieleLbe 3ettuHg
suSleih 8ol9euDes:
vStherlt1 giebt e5 etuen betrG6ttts
den Gbeif Der G%iulpo6uer bteies 2anoeS
uilD iogdr Der Staot Chicago, Der feline
Observation-Disclosures abb0lteu miro, UNI
fth ais ioIder Observation-Disclosures
polt Der S9ulo oes So;iaitsInus uho Der
S0nau1itbomben Su relutget, 1el6lt tDeNn
Die Naterianu1a elmer lol1euSerlantuIllag
gu Dem uapertaetOlt1en ShluTie tn9relI
iollte, oaB enttocosr jene 8erbre1en bon GEE
borene1 NInerjfanern beQaugei tOorDsn
ieten, ODER oaB iie gar Riht ltattsefunoen
bGtten. Die Nl1erifuuer balten oerarttge
9enaoogeuz Weittet nitbt fir nDtbtQ, I'M
5t0 ais lpl9e BON eiter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oigunB su enlIaiten, tpeIbe lpeoer ge8et tie,
Ro1 9egett irgeRo elnet an0ereiI 8eoDltes
rlngStbet1 bieie5 Qall5eS in l%etter Gtaen@
ibaft alB Static ooer gDlfsltamm erboben
tperOen fnult. 0te Qmertfauer iDtflen uHo
aeiteben elm, baB elmer Der ibltmu1tea uco
DerporfeulteR aRQrniitii6en Geutet bel
benz Iraueripiel auf Dem 0eutlartt (Nars
lon5) Elm Nntertfalter tlt, uaD lie tDeroelt IS
beodueslt, tpenn CT ntcbt Der er1te am @alz
aen ietn miro. Nu6 buben lie Orul'o 81
Der Mnna6me, Dap e5 nD9 anoere et1Beboz
rene ODHamtiter stebt, tDelhe ben Oal9sH
Deroienea. Die NI;erifauer ipillen, oaB
Der Nbihaum Der Staot Gbicago etne Wtcn7
ae geborener aineritaailher Sburfen, Nl4z
Der uno Observation-Disclosures entbGIt, ucl1e
10 i6ueu ais ul3glib pertiiBt ireroelt 1puz
ten. Nber bic Nmerituner iot11ell nu9. oaS
tDeoer 0ieie Gbatlabe, nod oerenSetottenf'
IiAulg in ben 5eitun9en tie ats lo!0e
fir bic llebeItbuten Nenigcr perontlnotttt9
1nad1t, uno DaB iie lG0erllDe Glel 1etn
Dtraen, tcenn lie ftdottlde Solts1folnn>
~perlommtausen bielteH uto tth III Jeeen
unO Yeibtafea geaen cine 3talieaUerants
tportLthteit ~pertpabrten, Die teit nerhllHItIz
ggr 0seaia elmer eiuSctaen &aie aaferz
Iegt."
Die 0eutiden g6ieaso's bieLten
nit 91ebt cine btrartioe Brotsfts8 erlainms
Gun3 ebenfatl5 fiir unnDtbt8. 9etut mas
be6eutet Die tleine Banpe nittcrnafto1aler"
Gerbre1er geaenjiber ben groBcit Stroten7
ten, tpeIbs itt bo8 bielt6e 0eutlDt1um
I'M Stuol uno 9aHD erroorbea Dat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

Dte 10 unertuartet l1ueu erfoIgte S9uIz
otB1pred)u1a be5 Stem g)erter StaStpaters
Saebue tnegrn letRgr Seltedang Ourdb
bic 8rDaotpGD s9ferbcbabft iit nur Der &uz
fang Gbnliber S9ulbi81prebungen, oeul1
nit tbut lteben uRo fallen ia aud Die
I1gitten lei11er frigeren StabtratAS -9pllee
gea, Welde ebet1faas gegen 8eftedjunQ8z
lutnmen bon $20,0 900 Nao nsebr Die 9tedlte
oer Staet 9tetp gort an ben uRternehuuer
S6arp uno dbulid9e 8eiteber :pr9gtiporfen
bobcH. Ginige bon .Saebne's DeitlnuLoisen
beft1leeH ftD aber Ietoer uorerit in Gana6a
ta SiGerbeit.
Seit ben Dor tierSebn Sobren ge8elt
GDeeD uHe letne Wtilteuerlrau5erz
Banoe aefibrten 8roSeilen bat auf pie cor
rupten Yolttiter Stem 2)prfS ni1ts etnea 10
ateoerorlfenoen GMotud eenlaHt, tpie Die
S1nlbtg1pre3ua9 SaeDne's. Das Sd)id=
1al Stpeeo's, oes eluft aIlm66tigen Be-
berriGers opn NeiD Sort, oeS bic j3adts
ltngSiafe auf oer Struftniel trageu alubte
uao lpGter ais 9e6rod1ener Meunll in etnem
Seem Dorter WefGnanlB 1tarb, par bon otez
len Bolititeru ldnglt peraelien. Beiouoers
i'm giep Oorfer Stabtratb puroe Die Gorz
raptton altnQlig tDteber 10 absrnG6tis,
tDte lie IS emit III oct Don Etpeeo beberrldls
ten Gountpeermaltutg getoelen mar. 0ie
Wtabnun8, buB es fir g%etpi5IenIole uuo
raubgiert9e Tolttiter in gtelp Sort nptb
ttuaaer elnen StrafriGter aebe, tam Saber
um tetWe WtinHte AL trl9.
Die betreffs Der S~eitehunseu i'm Stem
gorter S%toOtratbe erfolsttn G~ut0iuungen
1lno III @tter &este0ing iiodn rrideeGcRoer
nl5 ole @ntlarDtn8 beS yE1Deen s9Giaacs"
t9en4l lebttrer bellano iDent0fteu8 ulr aus
DfitalteoetM elmer Der 6empfratiidbel
rSrBaniiationen", R6lnti9 5ammaRe
N0Q: hob uItter ber teft entlnrDten lStaots
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

htiiten nit ibren .8riisern" in an6ersn
Stdbten uno Die Observation-Disclosures IL. /. 10.
Derpliiteln bali, ein Bcablut gngtiids
Antsritaner, unb ietre ebcnlo tou&uatbiae
anarDihtide 8uttin ftalnmt lo9ar pon ocn
yllreinDobuera" oteies aanoes, ben Rotb=
b4utsiI, ah.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

iiber bic @rinoe BON Mntsentiebungen it'd
eegen ben oeutofratiiben BrGiioentelt ipte@
Der %anftdnoiger beHimmt, ats eS Don Getz
ten oes oemotratii6en Abgeoreneterbau1es
Der Sal lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24
gosase taaO feta G1G>

.DieieS 8aa lit ben iunQen M&unern
bie5es 4aibeS ggapieatg" 10 ia9t ulIler
SlttuOter Senator 2Dgant i'm Gnz
lang ieines srobsit, oidletbigen, 80 Seitsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24
@Irtnenfe iim MstfrADe.

Bonn Sabre 1886 lit Yoie5 ptopbe5ett
tpDrbeu, uub ne11 uu1 Die 2Gelt utDt aus
j+rfn Frtotn Cebtn mo 'ctiI Crc11H:3 eths
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24
SasIi9e Mub wo6eutIide
.SAiuoiS GtaatSsettmn0"
Uses 2Defen"4
pfHes: Ode oR @afBington str. unS Sstts 9D.aus

RbpnneFaeatssBpefTe.
16eIf5e NSDrgensAusgabe in Der StoOt bar4 bic Eraasr
ms 4aus s~eIteiert.
EaSahr TN goraus $1,000
41@ode 0.s0
S6eIide 9usqo6e uno .Der @tlteu" per Mphe... B.25
.Ger gseteu@ per Subr $50
&e6dentlt6e MusaQbe pr Sabr 2.50
aus ID art tse &bO nm snteu per 9 oft:
SdgIi6e Nusaote pei eSSoHr, i'm 9praus ........ $1,000
.Egr &sftsn% per Sahr . ....... 400
M6aentIibe Nuseabe per Scohr 40
E6aentlide &us9a5e HG9 ir9eno sinem 9anse
eAropa's per Sahr ......... ........... S03
AAAAAOAs Staats-XeEIung Cos
&gicago. Sn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-29
PALMER,s RESPONSE.
He Tells His Version of the StOne-
cutters Strike.
To the Editor of the Globe:
In ranlN In the communication ns Non,

To the Editor OF the Globe:
In reply TO the communication of Nonpa-
il L. A. 1928, Helena, March 81, have only
to say that the statements made are not true
in several respects; whether Intentionally so
or not is not for me to say. did not employ
any men as ston emasons at all. having no
work of that class TO 90. / employed only
granite cutters and three comm laborers,
and those only temporarily. L did not solicit
or ask man to go to work, as l was not
ready TO begin. my business requiring a re-
turn home before Begin Ing. or rather, re-
Stunning the work on the building. which had
been suspended for some months. The
men had been idle during all that time,
and only consented 10 begin work after
much solicitation on the part of others be-
sizes the men themselves. The men all agreed
to tue rules laid down and began work at 40
ceuts per hour, or 81 per day of ten hours.
They quit work because / refused 10 pay 81
for nine hours work. ] shut down the work
and paid of the men at the rate agreed upon.
had no conversation with any of the men
afterwards. although | was in Helena nearly
three days after the strike and saw the men
every day about the stl eets. There were no
threats nor insults, neither did ! ever say
would bring men to take their places at 50. 80
or Sl.25 per day, nor have l offered to pay
any stonecutter land have had numerous APP
plications for work. less than 30 cents per
hour and have made no offers to laborers at all.
/ expect to pay current wages, but manage
my own business in my own way, l paying the
bills, and accord 10 every man the same
rights. / have lived in this community six
years and have employed many hundreds of
men, and have had no trouble with any, and
expect to 90 so again. / shall return to
Helena the latter part of the week and re-
sumo operations. There are large improve
ments going on and in contemplation. and
there will be work at good wages for all who
choose 10 go there. J. J. PALMER
March ~ 1854
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-29
The Retrothed of Jo.Jo,

1t is not known that Jo-Jo. or as he has
been fac etiously called Mr.. Joseph Joseph. is
soon to be married. Jo-Jo claims the proud
distinction on exhibition and if he can be be-
heved, was found running loose somewhere
i'll Asia. Jo-Jo is not proud and does not
aim ancestry with the Tudors, but does
claim first decoration for being the only
canine-faced hoy on exhibition. Jo-Jo speaks
English al d German in a barking tone, and
gets away with his native Russian tongue in
elegant shape. Apropos of the betrothal,
Jo-Jo was on exhibition in New York. when a
new arrival made her appearance. This was
Kee-Boo. known to her friends as the fire
child or dog-faced girl. Kee-Boo has been on
exhibition at the museum, and is a native of
n chigan, having been found there by some
lumberman. She is covered with coarse red
hair. and OF course this excited the anger of
Joseph Jol egh. But after q time Kee-Boo
dsarmed his suspicious by feeding him raw
meat out of her own plate and this captured
the strong heart of Jo-Jo. The pair became
very affectlonate. and after g week Jo-Jo
made a formal declaration for Kee-Boo's
hand. The marriage will come of at New
York in July, ard after the marriage the pair
will make bridal tour 10 Saratogs, Mt.
Desert and Rye Beach, and then sail for Rus
STA in the early part of ugust.