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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-24

and inspector-general with the rank of
lieutenant-colonel. This causes the pro-
motion of Second Lieut.. Thomas Harmon
of Brattleboro to the rank of lst lieuten-
ant and he will be detailed as quarter
master.
A Jersey bull owned by Charles Jones
walked into the kitchen of E. T. McCarty
at Waitsfeld recently, when the only
occupant of the room was the one-year-
old baby. After knocking the stove-pipe
down the baby's yells evidently discour-
aged him, for he retired in good order
without doing further damage.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-24
Oenerdl OepS.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.

The Republican Senators ate busy at
work on the tariff bill.
Democrats in the House are obstruct-
ing all legislation in relation to pension
bills.
Congress is not likely to adjourn be-
fore the middle of October, and may not
adjourn the session at all.
1t is admitted by Democrats that the
appropriations made by this Congress are
$50 900 in excess of last years.
Senators Hoar. Morgan and Frye con.
tinued the debate on the fishery treaty on
Monday. In the House the Chinese bill
was further discussed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-24

Great numbers flocked to Port Henry
last Friday to witness Forepaugh's
circus.
Mr.. Webb of B~eekmantown, n. Y, has
been visiting his grandson, Fred w.
Fisher.
A ball was recently given by Mr..
Guiette, the proceeds of which were for
the benefit of his family.
The farmers have for the most part
finished harvesting and are already be-
ginning to thresh their grain.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-24
EAST

Mrs. Eliza Eldredge has gone to Pres
colt, Mass, to visit a sister who is sick.
Mrs. Alma Lee has wv nieces, the
Misses Cardwell and Phelps of Chicago
and New York, visiting at her home.
Witherell & Davis Uncle Toms Cabin
Co. and concert on Monday night, under
canvas, was quite largely attended and
seemed to give general satisfaction.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-24

One Of our good Republican citizens,
Mr.. G. Patnode, feels somewhat indig-
nant at seeing his name appear as one of
the Democratic committee, and thinks
the party must be short of timber. He
tells us he is a straight Republican and
always has been.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-24
BROOKSviLlE.

Henry Ripley is home on a vacation
from Springfield. Mass.
Henry and Fred %Stringham and their
sister, Miss Emma. are home from Rut-
land to attend campmeeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
A LETTER FROM II. w. CHAPMAN.

NAVARRO, Jan. 10, 1888.
Mr.. A. MCGREGoR, Canton, o.
Dear Sir:-I see by the Plain Dealer of
yesterday the proceedings of a wool
convention of Carroll county, $50 called)
but in reality a bowling Republican
concern, and political throughout. l
am glad to see that there was one Dem
ocrat, in the person of Mr.. Allen Cook,
that did take exception to the proceed
ings, and had the nerve to stand up for
the rights of the Democratic party and
its principles. He certainly deserves a
great deal of credit, and just what
every Democrat should do. 1t began
first with the Rebel flags; next mildly
in Congress; next in the Ohio Legisla-
ture, and now, lastly, in the great
county of Carroll, and State of Ohio
In my humble opinion, if Carroll
county wants to secede, better let her go
and join Jeff Davis, where | think she
properly belongs. l am now and have
been farmer and wool grower of Stark
county for the last fifty years, as
almost every prominent citizen of the
county we'll knows, and have no fears
of a favorable reduction on wool tariff,
as the figures plainly show, for the last
thirty years, this would be for the best
interests of the wool growers of this
country in the end A corresponding
change in woollen goods would also
benefit farmers and others.
l have written this rather hastily but
you can use your best judgment about
its publication, and all will be right.
My health is pretty good, but must
keep in doors this changeable weather.
With my best wishes for your good
health, i am yours, ~. i..
I.- THOMAS w. CHAPMAN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19


Saturday, February 4th, A. D. 1888,
at l O'Clock PM. upon the premises the following
described real estate, situate In the County of Stark
and state OF ONO to-wit: Part Of the southea't
quarter of section four in township eleven of range
eight beginning for the same at stake In the north
tmetof and fifteen and twenty-five -hundredthi
chains eastwardy from the northwest corner of said
quarter thence south eighty degrees and four
minutes east 7eS chains to corner of j. c. Schafer,
land, thence south three degrees and forty minutes
wet l97lh chains to stone, thence north eighty
seven degrees and four minutes west 1852 chains
thence north three degrees and thirty-sX minutes
cat 97lH chains to beginning, containing 10 and
47-100 acres.
Appraised at 81 300.
Also the undivided seyen-elghths of the two fol-
lowing tracts of land situated In said County wit
Part of the southwest quarter of section three town
ship eleven, range three beginning for the same at
north of the southwest thereof then east %
erches, then south parallel to west line 30 perches
then west to the west line sS Derches then north
with said line to the beginning, containing seven
acres and twenty percheS.
Appraised at 81, $50.
Also the undivided seyen-eighths of part of the
southeast quarter of section four said township and
range, beginning for the same at point on the east
line of said quarter SO 1-l0 pcrches south of the
northeast of said quarter then west 20 perch
to a line formerly owned by HenrySnyder, now own
I'd by VIM. Smith. Then south along said line of
VIM. Smith and Jacob II. BaIr land, to a corner and
east and west line Of said Jacob II. Bar then along
said line east to the east line of said quarter about
26 perches, then along said line north about 80
perches to the place of beginning, containing five
acres.
Appraised at $3.50.
Sale to be made for not less than twO-thrds of the
appraised value of said real estate and upon the fol-
lowing terms, tO-wlt: One-thrd cash on the day of
sale and the balance In two equal payments In and
l2 months from the day of sale respectively. The
deferred payments to bear interest from the day OF
sale and be secured by mortgage upon said premises
Also the following gpersonal property; One market
wagon, buggy plOw, grain planter tanning mill,
sleigh, wagon, pair extension ladders, black mare
four cows, harrow, etc
said personal property Will be sold for cash
DAVID T. MACHAMER
Assignee In trust for the benefit of the
ian5 creditors of Samuel j. Miller InsoIvhnt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

inscribed the subscribers nameyand
address; on the other, portrait of the
subscribers choice for President in
1888 Retail price, $1.75. The DEMO
CRAT is enabled to offer this knife with
the Weekly year for $2. If the SUBJ
scriber wishes his own picture on the
knife, underneath that of his Presiden-
tial candidate. he must send his own
photograph and Is cents extra. If h
wants the knife registered, 10. cent
more. The accompanying cut show
the knife, full size.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
the lE]NOgIR|AT EOR 1888, || |
Tho Best YN8sIElg Nl3 Paper in AoTt1srnl (. Ohi0L
GIVES MORE AND GREATER VARIETY OF
READING MATTER.
IS FITTED OUT WITH ENTIRE DRESS OF
NEW TYPE

The DEMOCRAT has recently been
fitted out with a new dress, which
makes it among the neatest papers pub
Ished in Ohio. 1t will contain a great
variety of choice reading matter, con
sisting of Editorials, Local and General
News, Choice Stories, Agricultural and
a variety of Poetical and Miscellaneous
selections. GDa#
The DEMOCRAT will in the future, as
it has in the past, advocate the meas
ures and principles of just government
as laid dewn by Jefferson and rigidly
carried out by Jackson.
The advent of the Democratic party
into power in the General Government,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

How little TeCks 1t where men die,
= When once the moments past
In which the dim and glazing eye .
Has looked on earth its last;
Whether beneath the sculptured urn
The cOfined form shall rest,
Or, In It's nakedness return
Back to It's mothers breast
Death Is q CommOnfTiend Or FOE
As different men may hold, ....
And at its summons each must go,
The tlmid and The bold, i
But when the spirit free and warm,
Deserts 1t, as 1t must,
What matter where the llfeess form
Dissolyes again to dust?
The soldier falls mid cQrses piled
Upon the battle plain,
Where relnless war-steeds gallon wild
Above tie CORY slain;
But though his COrse be grim 70 see,
Hoof-trampled Onthe sod
What recks it when the spirit free
: ~ Has SCARED aloft to God?
The towards dying eye may close
Upon his downy bed
: And softest hands his limbs compose
Or garments DER him spread;
But ye who Shun the bloody fray,
Where fall the mangled brave,
Go strip his cOtlin-lld away,
And see him in his grave.
! 'rwere sweet indeed to close our eyes
With those we cherish near,
And, waited upward by their slghs,
Soar to some calmer spheres;
BUT WHETHER ON THE sCAFFoLD HIGH,
OR IN THE BATTLES VAN,
THE FITTRsT PLACE WHERE MAN CAN DIE
Is WHERE HE DIES FOR MAN!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

Examinations will be held at Canton on the first
Saturday of each month.
At Alliance, Saturday, November 18th, 1887. .
AT Beach City, Saturday, February l1th, 1893.
At Canal Fulton. Saturday, March 10th, 1883.
At Alliance, Saturday April 14th, 1888
FRANK BRAU CHER, Clerk.
Canton, @. Sent L 1877 -pY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
GREAT OFFER TO CLUB AGENTS:

To the person sending us the next
largest number, of not less than twenty
five, we will present copy of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, latest edition.
To any person who sends in list of
different than above, will
receive valuable present commensur-
ate with the number sent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

l TO the person securing us the largest
number of subscriptions of not less
than one hundred, we will present
handsome Solid Gold, Hunting Case
Watch.
To the person sending us the next
largest number Of not less than so, we
viii present handsome Silver Watch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
Farm For Sale

Situated 10 miles from Canton, miles from Middle
branch railroad station and miles from Marlboro.
Improvements. house and barn; also good well
aud good fruit. At bargain. For sale or exchange
for city property. Address w. M. NUNS,
nov3-tf las Housed st. Canton. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

1t is manufactured by the Novelty
Cutlery Company, of Canton, o., 3
blades; the steel of best quality and
guaranteed; good for all general uses
of man or boy. The handle has a trans
parent surface. On one side will be
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

The importance of purifying the blood can
not be overestlmated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health. aa.
at this season nearly every one needs o
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
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FGCuIldE and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradicates disease. The peculiar
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iar curative powers. No " IISOI
other medicine has such arecordo wonderful
cures. If you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t is a Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Ssrsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared BY G. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
RGNA nAoAo AM4 nAlnAn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

has been the means of restoring good
Government and govd feeling between
the Sections, and the excellent admins.
tration of President Cleveland, insures
his denomination and = election next
year, to which END the DEMOCRAT viii
do its whole duty.
We would call attention to the fact
that we are Offering special induce.
ments to subscribers and to clubs. Any
one sending us four subscriptions and
$6 will receive the DEMOCRAT free fol
one year. We want a Club Agent in
every City and Township, and make
the following
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
EgLg gg!lqE qld Eitt4 Cents!

should any subscriber desire all three of the
have them by paying $75 for the Democrat year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

In his late tariff speech in the Senate
Mr.. Sherman charged the President
with having, for what the Senator ''re-
garded as q frivolous reason" refused
his signature to the river and harbor
bill, switch would have appropriated
more than ten millions for necessary
public works ,.e.lf ......
The President does not believe in
improper expenditure, even if the treas
urS is replete. That is the difference
between him. and Mr.. Sherman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
PRESIDENTIAL POCKET KNIFE.
. a s

AS an amusing novelty the DEMO
Graf has selected this excellent style of
pocket knife, made of the best cutlery
steel, and will supply them to subscrib-
ers with their choice for President in
1888 inscribed upon the knife.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

Skin Success Soap is absolutely pure,
)n.irritating and healing. Is a neces-
sity in cutaneous affections.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19

One who has known in storms to sail
have on board;
Above the roaring or the gale
hear my Lord.
He holds me f; when the billows smits
/ shall not fall.
l short, 'tis sharp; IL long, slight;
He tempers all,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
Assignee's Sale.
Saturday, February 4th, A. D. 1888,

In pursuance of the order of the Probate Court of
stark County Ohio will offer for sale, at public
auction, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
THE PLACE TO DIE.

BY MICHAEL JOSEPH BARRY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
DerhdnontBpouer SAuB.

9as 6retiGbrtse S0bn6en De. iiibiiden
&abbinerS 9lbel Cane, @de 9espIainesz u1o
IL. StraBe wObnbaft, Itegt BORT ieit Weon~
tag Morgen an elmer S6uBpunbe in Ser
8ruit in beoetflt6em 3uitanoe Oarnieoer.
9te @Itern bes i6tperpertpunbeten &tnoes
beobd6ten iber ben traurigen 8orfau be-
barrIi6es S6tpeigen unb Der 8oltset murbe
6erielbe 9dn3li6 DerbeimIi6t, bod lit Der
Sbatbeftano anl6einei1b f~olgenoer: Sin
alter &epoloer, tuel6er ~iraenOtuo i'm 6aule
umberlag, tpuroe bon benz tletnsn &naben
aufgefunoen un6 ieinem @ater iiberbra6t.
Derielbe beit6tt9te bic Wafte unO rtbtete
fie babel, ni6t a6nen6, baB ie selaOen lei,
unoeriebens auf ben Sobn, un6 in bieiem
Nugenblide fra9te Der S6uB. Sane ielbit
beifreitet 6ies iebo9 uno madt bic faum
glaubpiir6tge %9lngabe, oaB Der breiidbrige
&tabe it6 ielbit sei6oIen babe. SIM See
finoen bes fletnen 8atienten madte it6 9ez
fterr augeblt4 cine lei6te 8eiIerung beterfz
hnr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
brn. Gurttn's 6lud.
Gs iiberrai9t i'm oermaben, oa6 er an oen
6eminn, oen linn Elm Soos DER Southland
StaatsIotterie eebra9t, ni9t 9laubt.

Muf Nntrag bon 3tt6ar6 Seating erlteB
&i6ter SuleD an bic Qoams> GrpreBsG omz
patD Die Weiiung, ben auf Elm @(IdslooS
Der Southland : Staatslotterte gefaaenen
Sreffer bon $4,000 ni6t an gbpar0 Sur
tin, Der ibr bas @lii6Sloos gum Sncalio
iibergeben bate, ausau3ablen. Seating be-
bauptet, oaB er nit Curtin Elm lleberetnz
fommen getroffen, tpona6 Sober BON ibnen
Elm 2oos our leBten 3tebung Der 0outiianas
Staatslotterie faufen uno Der ettpaige @ez
mimi beiDer Qooie 3pti6en ibnen getbeilt
peroen ioute. Seating gtng IS 10, Dte eS
ben metiten Spielern ginger fam blind
berdus. Curtin aber bate baS SaugliiG
bon @tnem, Der ms @aiier fdut un6 berz
ausfommt, obne audi 1tur NAB 9etporoen 5u
ietn-er mar 10 gIIdli6, baB er es gar nibt
glallben poute, ais er bOrte, er babe $15, 900
getponnen, Bis Sic @rpreB>G Company tbm
on3eigte, 6as @elb liege fir ibn bereit.
Seating tpoQte Die 6Glfte baben; Curtin
nuBte aber nt6ts bon ienem uebereinfomz
men unb tpies i'm, ab. Curtin mar Der @ez
tptnner unb babte 1ti6t i'm Sraume 6aran,
iein 8liG nit efl1em Wteniden gu tbetlen,
Der ntht etnmdf. Elm @liidsloos gu lauren
Derftan0. 9arum iene geri6tli1e @etllng
uno Die @efabr, oaB, menit bic !3met ii6
ntht balo beritdnotgen, Die $15, 900 elm fetz
tes Srelien fir Die Nopofdten tperoen uno
Seating uno Curtin bGs 9tadle6en bleibt.
(G9tc., Su., Goen. Sourn., 81. Stow
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
Oore's Selbftmor6.

9ebten Srettag begging Clarence S. 9ore,
Elm bier in @btcago anldlitger Nopofat, in
&aniaS gttD Selbitmorb. g8el6e @ritn6e
tDn at oteiem Der5peifelten S6rttt trteben,
lit borldltftg nod nt6t %befannt; Gert MIes,
mas bis iebt iiber BEN SooesfaQ ge1agt NOR
ben lit, beru1t nur auf Germutbungen.
Ser Ser1torbe11e bate cine grit11Olt6e 8tl~
0ung genoI1en; auBer auf 6ieItgen 9fedts>
l6ulen bate er AUDI cine l3eit lang in Berlin
Sura itubtrt un6 bort iein critics @ramen
gema6t. Seine &e6tspraris mar nt9t
9eraoe iebr eintrG9lt6; bod es lGBt ii6 in
@btcago faum ertpdrten, oaB Elm iunger
Nobotat utter Saulenoen bon @Dnturre1ten
in tDentgen SSabren etne etntrGgli9e un0 gut
lobnen6e BrartS baben fant. Seit bret
Sabren mar er berbetratbet u1t6 lebte NIT
letner Samtlie, tpentgitens an16etnen6,
glIdlt6, 10 0aB au6 bon bteler Sette fetn
@runo 3ur Selbitner1tdtung fir ibn borz
lag. Son mebreren Setten tDtr0 %be6auptet,
0aB CT ftltan3iea iebr i6le6t beiteut mar
uno io9ar, nm it6 aus Ser i'm oft be6riidenz
ben Stnan}notb 5u retten, fremoeS @el0 gu
ietnem etgenen 8ortbeil perbrdu6te. Ser
anlaliung at 6teien @erii6ten CAB feline
Grnenltung gum Wea1ienpertpaLter IetneS
8ru6ers Nlfreb 6. 9ore. Der Elm Grocery
@ei9dft an 0rereG 8ouleoarO betrteb urO
Dor &ur5em nit Decentralization bon
$4,000 Bancroft mahte. @r ipa, 10 iagt
man, beridiebene NuSitdnoe e~infaiitrt uno
ntemalS in ben 8ii6ern etngetragen ba6en.
Ser 8ru6er bes 8eritorbener, SEER QufreO
9. 9ore, tpar bur6 Die gta6ri6t bon benz
Eobe ietnes 8rubers 10 ergriffen, 6aB CT
feinen Mufi6luB geben tpoQte. Gins aber
erflGrte er auf's 8eitimmteite, 6aB ndm7
lid Der @eritorbene ft6 feline unebrli6e
6anOlung tpeoer ais Wtaiienbertpalter, nod
als NoDofat babe 81 Shuloen fonmen
laiien. On Dem Sage por ieiner 9lbretie
mad &anias @itp babe er ). 8. So, 200 ein>
falitrt uno iofort an letnen S6pager, 6errn
Tegrneper, benz bas @elb geborte, abgeltez
fert. 6dtte er bic 9lbit6t gebabt, @elb 3n
unteri6lagen, 10 tpiirbe er lt6er 6ieie quite
@elegenbeit, ettpas gu uma@et" ntdt baben
Dorbetoeben IaIieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
freher Inor0periuh.

Gin fitbner, aber glIdli6erpeiie miBlunz
gener Woroperlu9 tpurbe 9onner1tagNbeno
3ptI6en 8 un6 8 l16r auf .Sobn Gourfe,
W1itglieb Der BIumberftrma Hourfe & Gar
ion, in 6Doe 8art gena6t. &ourfe
81. StraBe gele9enes 6aus, Inn
1etnen an Der &tlnbarf Npsnue, n0r6It6 Der
55. StraBe tDobnel1Den Gltern etlen 8eiu0
%abSuitatten. 2llS ct bic 8orgartent6itre let
mes elterltden SuuieS ge0ffnet bate unb auf
0as 2ebtere 3ui9rttt, bemerfte ct etnen ouf
Der 6austreppe ftebenoen Wtdnn, tpelber
tbn 5u erparten idien 1tnb ben er oeBbalb
mad ieinem 8eeebr fragte.
Isle itno Der Wtann, ben tn 1u6e", anti
tportete Der l1nbetannte uno bra6te in benz
ielben Nugenbltf Elm langes W1eiIer gum
8orl6etn, nit tpel9em er einen StoB mad
Gourfe's !6alS fiibrte. @liifIt6ertpeile
orattg Die <nge aber nt6t III baS Tleti6
Elm, Ionoern 3errtB nun Die &leiolng
Gourfe'S unO ebe Der angretfer nod)malS
gum StoBe ausbolen fonnte, bate Gourfe
letnen JtepolDer ge3ogen u11o feuerte etnen
S6uB auf ben Werb6llben db, Der ieBt
i6leuntgft Die SLltbt ergriff llno stpei tDei=
tere S0ui1e Gourfe's ertntoerte, Dime btez
fen aber 5u nerleben. Jtourfe elite num-
mebr CUR Bolt5eitation ntb balo mahte itb
Capt. 6unt nit etnem 6alben 0uBeno 8oz
li3tften 5ur 8erfol9ung bes Slii6tIings auf,
Der aber big geltern ipdt Qbenos nod nt6t
ergrtffen mar.
Gourfe glaubt beltimmt, 6aB er ieinem
0ngreifer, einen ldlanf geiDa6ienen Mfarn
nit l6tpar3em S6nurrbarte unb nit etrem
i6par3en 9erbphut uno Iangem bunflem
I1eber5teber befleioet, angei6oiien bat. ST
babe ben tbm gGn5lt6 urbefannten Wtonn
i6on mebrmaIs in Derbd6ttger @eiie in
ber gtGbe ietnes elterli6en 9auieS berumz
itrei6en ieben, er babe aber feline I6nung,
pel9e @rii1t6e 6en 8url9en ~peranlaBt
baben fOnnten, einen Moroangrtff auf i'm
ali MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10

Ser fatboIii6e 8ti6of in 6arbor @rdce
9onalo Otc0Dnalo, lit gum @r3btlDof IN
Gpronto erllatnt tpor0en.
0QS ,0uaetin", DaS We1noltlld Der lneTt>
f0nil1en 8oftbeb0rbe erbebt erntte Bel9ul>
%6igungen 9egen Die amerifaniidlen Yottbez
BORDEN uno flagt tie Der 9fa6ldlitgtett u1o
I~nabtiamfett bur6 8erlenoutg oer Yo1t>
Ia6en auf tpeiten ltntoeget an.
Sn i6n1mtli0en ~mertfantlden Stdater1
riiitet man sur 8el6tGttng Der Yartler
notwithstanding.
Ser Staat @uanaiuato 6at fir ben 8au
elmer @ilenba6n BON gaQe Santiago na6
Salamanca einen StaatssuihuB BON $4,000
fir 6en &ilometer (O.62 Oieilen) ausgelebt,
bod loQ Die Sa6n bis SarraIbut, u1o 5tpor
iiber Die StuatS9ren;e btnartS obne 3ul1uB,
fnrtgefiibrt tperben.
Sic 3uGerpflanSer in Gienfuegos in Guba
baben 0as 2tngebot bon 1926 fir 0en er1ten
aus benz @rgebntB Der nG6lten @rtte mttteIlt
Centrifugal : Wtaidinen Su getptnne1oen
Observation-Disclosures 3Iderlaft abge1
leDnt. - Die 6rau beS &rinttnalrtdterS
fir ben 8e5trf Ga Cathedral, Don Domingo
Slipa, in 6aDa1lna6 murbe in Sol9e ether
0Dnamtterploiton ihiper Derlebt. Ser
BREEDER batten Dem 9tidter et1en Sdretb<
tii6 8ugeianbt, in benz cine 6~olenmdl6tne
berborgen mar. Ser reue 8icef0nt9 BON
Snbien, 9orb 2ansbotpne, tpurOeebet ieiner
9anbung nit alBergetp06nliden Seitli6a
feiten enpfangen. : Der 3ei6ner oes
v0on6on Graphic 8ate", tpel9er it'd in
Suafim i'm Cuban aufbielt, 1T bur6
etnen S9uB BON ben Sic Staot be-
Iagern6en Qlrabern get0btet tporben. =
Sn 8onnp lit bon benz oberen 9aufe bes
9tiger bic gta6rt6t bon etnem @eri6te
eingetroffen, tpona6 6enrD SO. STANLEY
5inter ben groBen Gellifien unter brttii9er
Sla9ge oorrilft unb BET ben @in9eborenen
cine freun6lt6e Mufna6m1e ftnoet.
Ser S6ab bat ftd bereit erfldrt, bic @rz
rtdtuns zines ruiiti6en &onlulats lit &ei6t
SIT geitatten, tpenbet aber 9egen Die Qusoe6z
bebnun9 beS Embellishments bes &onluls
ouf Mel6eb Elm, Dab bieies etne beilt9e Stabt
lit. Die periti6en 8eborben %bebaupten, 6aB
Die ruiiii6en &oniuIn in Yeriien in Der 9tes
gel Streit anitiften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
Brand zines Gisbaufes.

9as 9roBe @isz0agerbaus Der 0oibtnge
ton See SO. an Der @de bon SO. StraBe
unb @rte loenue in Soutb Chicago, tpeIdes
cine @rutbfG6e bon 150x100 SUP beoedte,
puroe Wttttpo62tbenb bur6 Seuer poQitGne
Dig 5erftOrt. Man nermutbet, baB elm
6unfe aus elmer noriiberfabrenoen Qofomoz
tine Der Ptttsbur9 & st. @aDnez8 a6n ben
8ranb neranlaBte. Ser 8erluit betrGot
3tpti9en $4,000 un6 500, OOO. 9as &c
bduoe entbtelt nur etnen fleinen 8orratb
bon Sis nno Der Sdahen 1T betnabe noas
ftGnoig our6 8erft6ernng 9ebedt. 0ie
Seuertpebr bon Soutb Chicago uno @ron6
groiitng rettete Die umiteben6en @ebGult6z
feiten, II. a. au@ Die Der Soutb G6icago
Sorse & 8olt So.