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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

8ic ms bic Ntitglicoer bes Sinnn;-
nuslduhes beridteu, bic pUm 5eltcumite
ernannt iuuroen iuareu INT bic, Sur
8eltreituns Der Soften bes Subildums
feftes nDtbi9en 9eGher 5u iauimelu, ftu=
ben bieIelben iiberaa Die Ireunolidite
4ufnabme uub fino bercits $3.50 fir
ben Sono oe;eidnet luuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
@tt Die 0amtem.

tlnter3si&nsis lsist birrmit hem serbrttu
Dnlitn S%trr1ann's uHe nnisrssne an, Sae ne
ten u. {. t. biais auSfibrt. aItiecr fur d.
men, Wdehen unb Rinher rereen mad her
n~euffrn Rphs auf S%rRrIIuue stma6t.
Gteufaas trsTbs Id am 5. Suit sine Rdh-
fGuIe errHnen une nntsrri6t i'm ~atfrGbnliHrn
Rdbrn une %frinsren rsitli&cn 5auharbsitsn
crtbeiIen.
@ittre RiHa SGueiher,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Der belize CONNER lit ba uub iuenr
man ein bequemes uno 9utes Saar
S6ube bnben ipiG, iuirb es Sebermdiu
in ieinem Sntereie finben BEL @m.
&lee ppr8uipreden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Die Iibernle llnteritiisuns, iuelde
benz 5eItcumite BON alIen Seiten IN
Tbeil Uir6, liefert ben 8eipeis bnB es
~unieren 8iir9ern an9elesen lit Die Su-
b%ildumsfeier u%nIerer Sta6t Su einer
sro6arti9en su aeItalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Sumner 9r0Berer 8eIiebbeit e~rfreueu
ii6 Or usuf9 6ais's6 rmburser SAM
lien*Nteoi5iuen. Die 3ropfeu liuO un=
lbertreFli9 9esen Maseu- unO 2eber,
Ieioen, un6 Der 8rufttbee 1T unieblbar
seaer ale 4rten GrfdItunaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr @eOrg Sang, lr. bpm ct. 2ouis,
tam lebten 5reita9 un6 mnierer Stobt
um ieinem %nter, uel9er 59on felt
GINGER .3eit beoenfli9 erfranft bnruie=
berlie9t, einen Selu6 obsuftatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

MyronW. Woolley, ofStreator, Ill.
avs: Tongaline is selling well and
is giving good satisfaction. In cases
of headache it is doing excellent
work. 1 can recommend it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

@aspnr, bas 4 Munat olte S0bn6cr
bes Serrn Sobu 0ciiorin itarb 9eIterrl
Gbenb oil ben ardmpfen. Sas 2eiden.
beedn9niB fimbet mor9en gtndniittdg I'm
3 llbr itatt. Den betriibien Gltcrn
SuIen mir unIer Seileio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Gin anberer Gteue finben uniere 2eIer
ben &ulenber bes 8niieuseri6ts
probate Court Der ipe5ien iUlde, Die
@ei9dite in bieiem @eridt 81 erlebisen
baben, i1tereIliren birfte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

9err 0enrD Surtbarot, uuu Se[1epiae,
ST., itottete Oieie ISOLDE ieinem Nefen,
Srn. gSm. s. 8Oeins unb bieiisen alien
8efannten cineu ipiQfommenen 8elud
nj
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

!Serr 5rib Suefel, BON ct. Souls
SObn unieres @itbiir9ers, !Srn. Sri
6ael 6oefel, i~tattete bieie @u9e ieinen
gltern uno 5reunben in bieiiser Gtnbt
einen 8eIu6 nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr SenrD @ieiede fat iein @ei9dit
in iein neues 9aus dn Der 5rontitrn6e
oer1e9t rnO tuirb ii6 freuen ieiue sabl=
rei9en 9unben im reuen 2Ucale beoies
ren III fDnnen-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr 9unrao 9uiUe1 uno @nttin,
Uelde ii9 mebrere @udcn 81 8eiu9
BET bieii9en g eeiunnoten befnnben ~reilten
lebten SOnntn9 iuieber nu9 ibrer Sei=
matb, ct. 9ouis, suriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Scrr &ubOlpb Sir5el unb Snttin,
bon 8ni6instou, befinben ii6 in unierer
StaOt (i6rer frilberen 'Seimatb) 81
8eIud bel geriuanOten uno 6reunoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Die YrOOihcnt Snoinss 8ant bon
ct. 2ouis Fat leBten NitttuOd lire
Sablun9eu einseitellt. Der &afirer,
q. @. Sbomiom, lit nit 9interlafun9
eines beSentenben0 efiiits burdaebrannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

9as 5tpei Sabre alte S6bn9eu oes
5errn gbriiinn lltbe, Don BOulruare
9Oipnibip, ipurbe ieinen Gltern am 10.
b. @. bur6 ben Sob entrihen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
I'm n~erfnmfen s s.4s .i ss.

fisen 8~eSinsunstn, cine 81 adtr srOss 5arua
ouf rtI&er f@ @pbnbaus. Staauna, aute
&ifrrue unb Rebenesbdu6e beFnten. 40
Ader fekru unter guItur, aud brFneen nd
Weinbers unb Sbfsarten auf benz pInse.
lie farm Iiest an Der @aibins.Un Reab ct.
pa cine %riIf Cpl. ron Serptr's Mibie.
3a3;ufrassn In Der Sfire B. 81.
Suui Is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

@eburcn, III 8i6lnuo EOunibip, lestt
ISOLDE Sru. 5rant &cttbOf Elm God
tcrdJen utO Serrn a6Olpb air6boFei
ein S0hndlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

8ir erfa9ren nit Seonuern onB
Serr Gimrn YOeger, Der populdre
9aufmnm pon Ban our6 9rnnfbeit
an's 3imnler g~efeiIelt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Giuem fir5li9 uum GUn9reB poIiir'
ten 9eiese 5ufol9e IoIen Y%ultaniuei=
iungcn big 5u $500 tiinfti9bin III 3
Gents, Itatt iuic bis1cr, s Gents foiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Gin gutter 8esen ipiirbe fi9 iest uls
einen gesen erueiien. SOHentli@ tuirO
Der 8etterclerf bieies ad notem neb=
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Sru. Or. g.. GttmueIer, benz biefisen
8utmeiIter limb tptr fir ueberienbuus
zines Gremplares bes Oficieaen ~Roital
Cube" Ill Qarf oerpHi9tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr ebas. Saeuede reifte lestru
GOumtas mad &unias ab UNI i'm 8eiteu
ieiu Slid 81 iuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Gin gutter &esen mare jest unieren
Sormeru, tuie aud beuStdbtern iebr srs
iuini6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

gelblt iuenn On Stuam5is Sabre om
Rbeumatismus selitten bait, tuirO ct.
SafObs Del Sid fiber beilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr @6us. Sperp bat feline Wai9Iz
uen.@erffdtte in iein neues 2Oeal se1
oeuiber Der Mible, uerlest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
8ermanner YoIksbatt.

Battered Al the Pest once at Hermann, Mo.s and
admitted for tn ns1mission through me maHls u
econd-class raIea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Srau $. S6enbaus uOnSt. 2Ouis be-
finbet fi6 BEL ibren 8ertUaubten on Der
SirIt Greet gu 8eiu9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Die i66niten uno heiten 9errenftiefel
finbet man 81 ben i6le6ten 3eiten nn'
aemeIicnen YreiIeu BEL @m. 8lee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

@6isfp gu S1.1O bic SallOHe be'
@m. g6erlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr SOiepb @Olcnmut ipurOe lester
@Ontas bon ieiner Satin nit e;Hem
I5hterben beI9enft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Seine unO lei9te Sdube fir 5erreu
nnb 9aiuen iinoet man am 8iqi9lten
bei @m. Slee int City Sdub Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
IMr GOmmtD Collector.
@ir fub rrma&tist perm

GEORGE hRAETTIY,
ale Ganhibat fur has stmt he's Collectors fur
0asecuabe County anau;eisen, uHttdprrftu
Der Gntf&tieuns Ger rrpntlifanilfrn 9runis
Grnpentipn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr Sermam Druid 1T lesteH
sOnntao BON ieiner Satin nit eineHl
E6hterben beI6enft Doroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

S~~n>N~a~ unb gfrretbsfsrr, bic ibre
OUEm&G pfrrhe MISUNDERSTANDING
habsn rrIrn, trrrhen frebI hdran tbun 66 bic
Dienfe hes Or. 8. Sacrts au Itern. Die
f&rierisfen Sptratipnrn ptrern hur& ibu
eTfrlerei@ auseefabrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

% 8funb rer beiten 5uetf9sen far
$1.00 BEL @m. gberliu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
SIR Gonntb e9atmeiRer.
Iir Gnnnth &fnfer.
@ir Fnh erm6&tist 5srrn

2SII FHp tImuWIIyL ptIIH
AUGUST REX,
ais gantibat fur has Amt hts 90uuts Ri&-
ters rUEi nErfliten Diftrift, u~nterpprfen Der
termination Der rsputIifaniI6sn County Gon-
S%sntirn, antujeisen.
gSir fns rrm69tist 5errn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

&ir leufen Die Iufmerflamteit Der
2eIer bieies Slattes ouf Die 4n5ei9e 6es
Serru 5rnHj Snten, ipetder iid als
GanSi6nt fir Die @ieoeripnBl nls Yre-
bate Si6ter ausei9t. natiirfi9 Der Gnt-
I9eibuug Der repu6lifaniiden County
9oHpentipn ~mteriuprfen. 0err
Snden bat bieies Hn1t felt Uielen Sab
rem i'm Snterefie Der gSitttpen une
@aiIen NIB IOniti9er 8etbeiligten, ner=
%iuaGtet, rIlO 9ebIibrt ibm fir Die pieleu
BON ibml nu Den Sag gele9ten llneigcn=
uiisiaseit uOGe Entertaining, unb bUffen
mir, bab i'm Die republituHiIde Cont
oentipn ipieber nominiren, uno Dem
County AUDI ferner feline 9ienite lidern
m0ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

ANDREW J. BRINKMANN,
ais Gaueisat fur bls amt ees gpunts Pi&.
ttrs rem fieIi&en Dihrift. untrrrprfen Der
domination Der rrpusIifaniI9tn 6rHnts Con-
renti5u, an;ujrtstn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
Nir Gtrcmit Glerf.
Wir Fnb rrmd&tist Srrrn

AUGUST MEYER,
nls 9auhiedt fur @~ittercrrdb!una ,um Amtr
has Circuit 6lrrfs rem @asepndee Gpunty an.
;uaeieen, nnterrcrfrn Der Gntlheirnne ftr
rerubIifaniI1en County Convention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Die 4%ufresuns in pel9e uniere Blr.
ger lcsten Rontns bur6 bic 3o6ri6i
uUn benz mplteri6ien 8erldwiIben uub
mutbmaBl,deu Gelbltmor6e cincs i9rer
NtitbHrser uerIest puroeu, iuar nur uOr
furser Snuer unb le9te iid nahbem Der
gcrmiBte i'm 2onfe bes 3a1mittnas
fuieoer lein gri6einen mn6te. Der
bereits in einem beferen Senieits &C.
9lnubte bnttc Ii6 bns idatti9e 5lnBuTer
ais Suhcplds nuscrfOren mn fsbrtc,
nadbem CT ii6 bur6 eineu scIunben
Sdlaf (aus Dem nidt einnral Die
@OsquitOs ibn Deden tOnnten) seftdrft
battc, III better Stimmuug, pine iiber-
bampt ir9enb iuelbe Acknowledgements
sebabt su bnbeu, Uicber su ben Seinisen
suriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
GommttD GIerf.

"a untsrssi1uetsr bepirkt f1 fir eiG
RieeerrabI upeiter Srrmin) ais Grunts
9lrrf. a~nterrerftn Ger GntI9eiruna Der
Stimmseber am @abItaee.
GUurat aIiast.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
@ir 6nh trmd6tint htrru

THEODOR BERGNER,
oIs 9dnhirat fur fas Nmt he's GsunfY GIeris
fur @nsecnabe 9Uunip an3ussiasu. unttiwor.
fen ben gntf9eieuns her rrpnbIitaniIHtn
COUNTY 2curentipu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
Mdtmma 9amen.

Iinttrsei&nrte empcbIt nd ZEN Damen DIR.
niann's une umsestue ais aleieermateriR
nue bittrt I'm stnsisteu !3hirrnG. altincr
fur Domen, Rdehen nab SiReer trereen auf
eas 0ei9madrpGfe Rod Ger uturaru Npee
nne jn lthr nifetTsH 9Istfen btrsrRtat.
Rars TIattneT.
@cbuuns s~estniibtT Srattis,s Sters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

@h fnb rrmd&tint perm
CHARLES F. POPE,
ais ganhitat fur has amt hes County Sid.
ters scut IihIiGeu Eifrift, unterrcrfen Der
Termination Der rrpubIifcnif&sH County Con-
Sentisn, anau3tisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Stabtratbss0 erbanbInneen.
grtrn-5 isuns ON Ii. Suli, 1886.
GuiUeieuD. bic 5erren @itaen. arOpp,
9oned un6 8uriber Onden.
geidlOfen. Die sesen Sru. gieIede
eingeret6te 8eI@tperbe am MitttuO9,
nm z nbr ROrsens, gu unterIu6en.
Siernnf Sertusuns.
ggtrn<Sisuns am IA. Snli, 1886.
GniUeIeno, ale 6erren 9rufees.
8eI1lufen, baB 5err Senrn @ieiede
benabri6tiet tperoe, finftiebin feine
S9ueine, &dfber poer S9ofe
auf ietnem Grunbftiide on Der 5rpnts
ftraBe pdbren6 bes tuarmen @etters 81
f6Ia9ten, nu6 ferner6in on9 fein Set
+anf oieiem Rlase oussulnfen.
8ertnguns.
6raneis Dndeu,
8Orfiser.
Ebep. Graf @lerf.
Dabp bar haaf, mir sobsn fbr GaRsssat
ne Re Elm 2iuo nor, rei He mao GaRostas
Ole RuTAe Gin SEanIsin. unN bidt N GafoRtas
uS Fe Climber kotte. sob re ihRen Galtesta.
lin meinen srOBen 8Orrnrb nOH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
Gan6i6aten Nnseigen.
q unbtslnsit Yeianes1abInna.
Iiir &rrisri6ttr brs 8. 9esirfs.
@ir fn6 ermSHtist, perm
RudoIuh Hirzel.

ais Ganhibat fur has Nmt tes areisrihlers
(Circuit Judge ees Q. 8ssirfss. ana u~aeiaru.
Orr pirttI uptrrnsrft nd bar Gntldeienne
her rrpuklifanif&en Geustnfea
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

we learn from Mr.. Robert Blanks
VINO arrived in the city yesterday on
'ne steamer John II. Hanna from
Columbia, La, that the Ouachita river
oeiow Columbia had overfiowed severs,
plantations, and was still rising from
the Dack water. He is of the oninion
mat Inc Plantations along the Black
river VIII also be submerged, as the
river was still rising. This will he q
sad disappointment and loss to tho
planters along those rivers, as thew had
lne prospects of making a splendid
rop, as corn and cotton were up and
ooKing Well.-Iines- Democrat
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21
~ nlslPH lPPRHOTEST AGAINST BARBARITJEs.

l'&N. o. Picayune.) -4ss.eaia
The proposition of Senator Wadde,
~ le,erect the whipping post in
+ Louisiana as an engine Of punishmep,
Tor petty larceny offenders should no,
oe regarded with any sort of favor.
Flogging for any class of criminals bas
oeen discarded as a relic of slavery and
! uaroarlsm, and not to be thought of in
these days. 1t is not even rotainoo =,
Tue navy, where it was long believed
70 be indispensable, and should not
% tolerated in any public capacity in
q Iree country, except as last ex,re
mily,a punishment for wife. beaters
some years'ago the entire country was
eiectfihed with horror by the report
tnat a white girl had been carried 70
the whipping post at some placa in
virginia and there punished with
stripes by a negro constable under tbo
orders OF court. Let not those who
would approve such bill argue that
the law would only be executed unop
Inc negroes. A law is made for an S
'luce the lash upon the back of a white ! !
l1an OF woman might only be eonaII1
usuce. We protest against the revi-
vai OF TINS extinct barbarity. 1t is an
'troclous degradation to threaten froa o
nen and women, no matter of wbet "
,sss' With the lash. The day of the N
rave driver has past forever.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

John l.. Sullivan and Charlie Nil,
Sot Soea signed articles of agreement
saturday to box eight rounds, accor-
ulns 10 the Marquis of Queensburry
n ruies. The contest will take place in
onicago on June, 14th., the winner to
take 20 per cent of the gate RECEIPTS
III case. OF any interference bv the
ae:nofities a. the pugilist having the best
oi IL up to that time is to be declared
the winner. '"'0"
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

{ During last month 21S slaves were
declared free at Colon, Cuba, leaving
t4o sui 10 be liberated in that locality
al the time of the promulgation of the
gradual abolition law there were I'm.
ward OF 5000 slaves in the Colon dis.
'rlct' The sugar plantations "Alava y
',.V'zcaya" and "Habana," where the
slaves used to be counted by thousands
now have only %, 13 and II, respec.
vely.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

IS ,avoraoly commented upou II,
New York City, that there nre =" :"
srihe' ooycotts or lockouts in the busy
inan ufacturIng districts Of the Soutb
"a me iron works of Chattanong.
n birmingham, Virginia and Nnrtb
Oaroil"a; the oil mills of Nsnnbis
heiena and New Orleans, aud the cot,
Georgia. '''"" anu
over thlrty-six millions have been
Invested ! in the Southern States in tho
i,1, quarter OF the present year in
Industrial enterprises.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

me sherifi's and Clerks office Of
. Lincoln parish came near being des
.roSed by fire last Sunday morniny
Inc Caligraph says that Mr.. Pollard
'ne deputy clerk kindIed q fire in the
S'oVe the pipe of which enters fuo
'hrough the ceiling and says that tbe
oe''lng caught fire but Mr.. Pollard "a w
II anu extinguished the fire before INV
damage resulted. ""'
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21
AhE BEAR MOUNTAIN, ARK. MINES

special to The Times Democrat.
! Hot SPRINGS, May 1s.-Tbe uo,
Springs Valley Bank and the Arkan.
sas National Bank received nor ~
press to-day from E. r. Moffat. two
loo pounds pigs of pure bullion, ont Of
the recent test run of Bear Mountain
ore' made at the Joplin ONO } smeltinp
Works. The following letter from Mr.
Moffat accompanied it;
JOPLIN, Mo-, May IA, 1886.
Gentiemen-I have made the fest of
the black ore I got in Garland. Mont.
gomery county. The test has proven
80 satisfactory to me that can save all
tne metal In the ore. I send YOU a nio
OF bullion from the ore 1 got there.
rlease put same in conspicuous place
lor the doubling thousands to look at
| ma no trouble in testing this ore
'l'er experimenting with it a little
Yours, E.R Nror,,,a
Inc RECEIPT of the shining huIlion
fea'ed much excitement among citi-
ems and miners. Great crowds of neo. ,
ie grouped about the banks most of :
le day, eager TO view the bulliop
nose largely interested at the mines
'ea-ioo guns to-day in honor of tbis
'"c'icai demonstration of their suc. =
81 The principal metals in this buI.
IN are lead and silver, but the per-
mage OF each has not yet been ascer.
ined. ''0N
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

Ihe Senate Committee on pensions
yesseraay voted to indefinitely post.
pone the House Mexican pension bill
2 therefor the Senate hin
passed. lasf session, making pensions
"epehdant on disability mot on service
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21
RAILROAD LEGISLATJON
The Views of The Telegraph Endorsed.

7 y i 4
l.,...as -Ess2zi1ors 1slegYaph:-:Your finals !. -,
; wen put comments in your issue O
me 18th, on railroad bills of Messrs
/ lfer, hunlfeer, Dadenhefer and Hudson
n'l tne i pail square on the head" and
should be followed up by the entire
press OF North Louisiana. The success
! OF such bilIs-would be defeat of the
desires and will of the people Of the.
Ouachlta Valley, and 1 believe North
! louisiana. To show that it is the will
and desire Of our people that we shall
nave more railroad development and
'nat there shall be no antapon;st;o
ieelslatlon it is only necessary to
PUNT 70 the thousands of signatures of |
ne people of the entire Ouacbita
va'ley On petitions in favor of special
/. .'Aes % induce railroad capital to come
.n'o our country, and also to point to
tue s'reanuous efforts of the people east
ana west of the Ouachitae Valley
Is In no condition to repeI /.
sapl'al and m enterprise seeking her bor- t
aeIs. u is to be hoped that North
Louisiana r!nsn will prevent the blow at her
nlerest % contained in such measures as =
Introduced by Messrs. Hunter, Dudep, n
"nu hudson, probably based !,
'pon some little local complaints. Z
s's sd mgai Yours, PROGRESS. p
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

Inc llama had, arriving at New
orleans Tuesday last: 223 bales cotton.
LOO sacks seed cotton; 1880 sacks cotton
seeo; 70 bales moss; 400 pcs slaves: 4a
oides; y head hogs and 2 head cattle
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

Inc Ouachita river at Camden
tuesday stood feet inches above
low water mark and was falling at tbo
rate OF inches every "a hours
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

' Inc cuban customs receipts during
April amounted to s1,O43, ,O66 80 Tn
sos7 90, 'as! ee year the receipts were
T0Ol iZ6l 66. -. ---------- WV
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-21

e.. Inc >, President es is reported negotiatiny
20 l%r Ws si1 700 residence in the suburbs
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-12-02
a WRETCHED LOT.
The Atmosphere of Suspicion which Sur
rounds tho Autocrat of Russia.

The Atmosphere of Suspicion Which Sur
rounds the Autocrst of Russia.
Current rumors respecting the Cars
Authorizations and morbid fear of as
sassination are repeated in more def
mite form. He is reported to have
killed in his palace an adjutant who
had been waiting to receive instruc-
tions from him. The officer was but
toning his tunic when the Car, sus-
pecting that he was drawings weapon,
shot or sabred him with his own hand.
This story has been denied rs so many
idle tictions from st. Petersburg and
Vienna are contradicted. but the fact
that it should be accepted as worthy of
credence in the European capitals even
for one day is not without significance.
SO dramatic and startling recital
could not have been invented il the
Sovereign of all the Russias were not
generally believed to be a prey to NOR
bid apprehensions. If the account
given of Baron Reutern's death be
correct in its details, it forms a CON-
panion picture to an incident of the
second year of this gloomy reign. The
adiutant dies by his masters hand very
much as the faithful servant of the
household persisted then. The Gar
was taking a walk in his park The
servant, meeting his august master I'M
expectedly, made a clumsy attempt to
doif his cap. A guardsman concealed
in the shruhbery near by suspected that
he was Nihilist assassin and shot him
through the heart.
Apparently the Gar Lives and moves
in an atmosphere of electric suspicion.
With detectives swarming about his
bed-chamber, with the movements of
the Imperial household concealed as
the most impenetrable of state secrets,
with his steps logged by guardsmen,
with regiments under arms in the
streets when he takes a drive, and
$4,000 or 100, 900 soldiers lining the
railway when he makes journey, the
crowned autocrat is the victim of fore
holdings which rob him of all tranquil
lity of mind. For y parallel to the
cruel and hard pathos of such a lot as
his one must go to the pages of Sue
tonius and read the melancholy records
of the lives of the Caesars. They were
as despotic in their empire as he in
modern Russia; and their rank and au-
thority, like his, were purchased at cost
of every thing which man holds dear
Their power was absolute, but their
lives hung on the caprices of jealous
! mistress, a coyetous slave or restless
pretorian guard. They were harassed
BY constant dread OF assassination.
They suspected friend and foe. They
were in constant terror of treacherou:
plots in their own household. The
sound of their own hooking laughte'
at their solitary banquets was echoed
back to their ears as the stealthy tread
of hired murderers in the imperial cor
ridors. Alexander's reign is not unlike
their own wretched dalliance Will
death.-N, ]. Tribune,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-12-02
Splitting on the Hand.

The act OF splitting on the hand, so
often seen among laborers and work
ing-men before beginning a task, is,
though not generally known, the re-
mains of charm. According to Pliny,
splitting was superstitiously observed
in ayerting witchcraft, and in giving a
more vigorous blow to an enemy.
Hence we get the custom with prize
fighters of splitting on their hands be-
fore they begin to fight Boys, a few
generations ago, used 10 "spit their
faith when required to make q prom
Use; and when golfers combinedto get
their wages raised they used, before
the days of trades-unions, to spit on a
stone together by way of cementlng
their union. When persons were of
the same party. or agreed in their senti-
ments, there used at one time to be a
popular saying that they had ''spit on
the same stone. Al tie Year Round.