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, 1888-08-23

We understand that Marshal Finn
is quite iucensed at our structures
yesterday as to the Monte game open
ly played on the common by the cir
Gus men. Mr.. Finn, we understand,
offered to resign his place in favor of
the Editor of the ARGUS or his re>
porter. This is quite gratifying and
we say frankly that should be con-
clude to make good his words the Of
fee shall not go begging for an occu
pant, and we will give the public a
guarantee that a deputy will be ap-
pointed who knows his duty and who
will do it without fear or favor.
We have no quarrel with Mr.. Finn.
He could be a good officer if he chose.
He has every qualification for first
class Marshal, unless it be a willing
ness to do his duty. This however is
essential in any public servant sr any
private employee,
The gambling game of which we
spoke was nothing else than the cele-
Three card Monte''-only walnut
shells ware used for cards. Three
card Monte is usually thought a dis
grace to the lowest and poorest min-
ing towns of the most abandoned
countries. Tha6 montebank could
come into the enlightened city of
Port Townsend and in open daylight
on the open common ply his vocation
al day in presence of the City Mag
lstrate and City Marshal and Sheriff
and all other officers, and fleece our
citizens and some of our county Off
GERS is a stigma and burning shame
that the Argus will not suffer tc 20
unrebuked.
Marshal Finn seems to think that
the little lawless minority runs this
city. We do not so Judge. This
city is in 4 civilized land and is full
of intelligent, refined and civilized
people 1t is not the old, sandbeuch,
madhouse town of thirty years ago;
bat the prosperous, advancing city of
refinement and moral power that we
defend Old methods will not do for
a new city. We have quite good
deal of sympathy for the public men
including the probate judge who
could stand there in tho presence of
The youths and schoolchildren of our
city and recklessly blow in" their
ten dollar greenbacks We presume
they thought it was all right as the
marshal and city magistrate gave it
a silent approval aud certainly had
they ever saw such swindling game
they would not have been SO willing
to put up. We have not word 10
take back Marshal Finn shall have
the support of the ARGUS in the dis
charge of every duty but not in its
omission,
, 1888-08-23

The fame OF Washington territory
has gone out to all lands and there
is scarcely civilized country on the
globe that is not sending its quota
to make up the population of the
grand inland empire that is hers be-
ing developed. 1t seems Incredible
says the Spokane Chronicle, but such
is the fact, that large colony of
immigrants from far off Australia
has arrived at Chehalis making the
second invoice of settlers from the
kangaroo continent.
, 1888-08-23
Railroad Pointers.

W. III. Holcomb. of the o. r. & n.
Co, is in the city this morning-and
has been for hours closeted with the
of the Port Townsend South>
ern. What the result will be can OF
course only be surmised, but guess
that matters are rapidly focalizing
would not be wide of the mark.
, 1888-08-23

II tie editor Of fha On will keep
hi= eyes open and read the ARGUS Of
judy Dist, be viii find The following:
And nOw that there Is gcuerlI
awakiuc on The subject OF pubic
gambling all over the coast why not
institute 4 little reform Of the kind in
Port Townsend? Our City Marshal
looks quietly on as stacks Of money
are piled on The tables Of orr most
public bar rooms, ana never once
thinks that he ought n least TO escort
this great Teproach TO orr city 20
back rooms and less public PLACES.
1t Is safe to say that Port Townsend
has no greater drawback to her pros
perity than this same habit Of public
gambliug. Scores Of men who come
hore 10 invest are disEus,5d with
such open and Hagrant violations Of
the law and immediately 20 elsewhere.
Not only do we lose their Investments
bat they speak "yli OF Us abroad. It
is our own fault y.ia5 the cause exists.
We have attacked the gambling
dons Of Port Townsend" and propose
10 keep 1t up on those who are so
foolish as to expect "to beat = nan at
his own game"
, 1888-08-23

Gen. Harrison has a remarkable
faculty for presenting great issues
in simple, interesting and convincing
terms. His speeches are short, but
uniformly thoughtful and,practicabie;
and they prove him to be man who
is not only well posted in political
history and philosophy, but who is
also capable of expressing himself in
graceful and appropriate way,
without hesitation aud without pru-
dence. He 10 man who grows al pom
acqua; ltance, in other words. while
his competitor belongs TO that class
of statesmen who are most esteemed
when least known.
, 1888-08-23

Cleveland has a hard pill to swallow.
In 1881 he boldly proclaimed that
one term only was his motto. He
has been asked to accept the nomi~
nation fora second term. He has
used the whole machinery of the
government to secure such nomina>
ton and wanted it more than he ever
wanted his supper. But now what
can he do! Topublicly accept will
be to go openly in the face of his
own public pledges. He is in bad
fix. Democratic politicians are
storming around for his letter of ac-
ceptance. They need it in their
business. He is expected 10 tone
down some unfortunate expressions
OF his last message to congress. He
dare not write his letter, for every
mugwump will nave to turn against
him as the violation of his pledge.
Even his dear little wife seems lost
for al expedient, We suggest that
she write the letter and sign her own
name, for she is his only hope of
election anyhow We think she
ought to help him out OF his dilem-
ma
, 1888-08-23

The Oregon papers say that the
wheat crop Of the Willamette Valley
will be enormous this year Prices
are steadily advancing, an2 lively
times are expected.
, 1888-08-23
City Meat Market.

7aEzA HHOICR FRESH MATS OF ALA
- kinds. at Wholesale ana rstAo:
- zsxsfSsaiso COrnsd ESef AID Pork. Eolosss
Sausagss, Head CEasIs. ste ,sluIys oE lana
Home CVr6s RsmI. sscGn sas Leaf lara
Give u a cali. SEiiEfsrtiea sa.TEsts.a.
Orders taNez and gcnd- delivered 70 sII parts sf
the city.
G. c. COLEMAN d CO,
Port Townsend, ". !.
Next door TO Waterman q Kstz. dN
, 1888-08-23

Destructive storms are reported in
The gulf states and intense haii il
the east. On Puget Sound the
weather keeps tie delightful tenor OF
its MnN.
, 1888-08-23

Wells Fargo < Co. viii soon re-
open their Express business in this
city. This Is welcome news. They
will reduce the tariff about one-hali
, 1888-08-23

The Spokane Fall ReoietU prophe-
sizes that Seattle and Tacoma will be
depopulated in the event of the OPEN
ing Of our railroad. Now we want
that editor to come over to Townsend
and boom this country. We know
that we were going to be a big city
but we never dreamed before of such
phenominal success as depopulating
those cities.
, 1888-08-23

Our British cousins are much agi-
tated over the matter of Rail Road
ferry from Vancouver to the island
connecting with Dunsmuire's road
into Victoria. Such a ferry would
be a revolutionary factor as it would
make Victoria the real terminus OF
the G. P. r. r. system. Sooner or
later it will be built.
, 1888-08-23
Editorial Notes

Every day nearly now addition
Is surveyed, plated, and added to
the domain Of Port Townsend Nc
are growing.
, 1888-08-23

The Tacoma NelrS of August End.
shove to" at this office Aug. 18th,
looking somewhat dilapidated and
rather sheepish. 1t claimed not to
like the administration very well as
it had evidently been on a bathing
expedition to some seaside resort.
OF course nobody is to blame. 1t
was q perverse paper.
, 1888-08-23

The Port Townsend Southern
railway canreaeh Portland in Il run
Of 207 miles, and nowhere will there
be a grade to exceed 10 feet to the
mile. The Union Pacific wants con
neetion with the Sound and ocean,
and can get it at Port Townsend.
, 1888-08-23

Never before has Port Townsend
had more and larger transfer of
real estate than during the last few
months, and the desire to get proper>
ty in and near our city is daily in-
crea5ing. People across the Sound
are beginning to see that there is fu
ture to this place, and the interest is
spreading eastward across the CONT
nent as shown by frequent inquiries
from capitalists and homeseekers in
the Mississippi Valley States.
, 1888-08-23

It is affirmed that General Manager
Holcomb of tho 0. Il. & n. Co. has
invested largely in Port Townsend
real estate-having bought an inter
est in the Blinn tract. Pretty con-
vincing evidence Of good faith in our
railroad boom!
, 1888-08-23

The Senate by a vote Of 80 to y
rejects the fisheries treaty. 3lr Bay
ard was hoodwinked by the English
commissioners, but the republican
senate looked too well to American
interests to ratify the British means.
, 1888-08-23

We are informed that Judge Trim
bic, after watching the gambling
game for a few moments, earnestly
protested and desired the officers to
stop the game. This we are glad to
note. We do not desire to place an
iota of blame where it does not be-
long. We rejoice that we have
city magistrate that dare protest
against such an iniquity. We wish
other city officers had done as well.
, 1888-08-23

Our railroad news is peculiarly
gratifying. We are now confident
that the o. R. & n Co, is fully awake
to the Importance of our road. There
is no doubt but that they will take
hold of the matter with all their ac-
customed energy. Port Townsend
will bo the Puget Sound terminus of
,he great Union Pacific system. This
is in the near future and we think
work will be begun in few days.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20

buls, ouS nod nidt galIs Dpllenbct lit, tpGre
cine i3ierhe fir cine Ojel 9robcre St1ot.
Der &oitenanl6lag mar cttDa $4,000, eS
uir6 aber poralsitdtli6 biel mebr foiten,
bis 9lues ferttg lit. llniere Std0t bat obne
3peifcI, i6on nege1l i9rer centralen Gage,
cine quite s3lfunft. g."
8iebe uno Rferbe5ii6ter bon See
a ba Hagen piel iiber tlDerte
8fer6e. Sn Sen Sbelafs Bergen ), 8.
treiben iid mebrere 6erben FOLDER Eferoe
bon $50 bis 200 Stiid berum, ie0e inter
6ii6rung zines itarfen uro flugen SengiteS.
9ieIe pertpilDerten 0eroen MADDEN GtnfGue
in bic @eibege6iete Der Sabrnen 6eerDen rt1O
fii6ren ut6t ielten sabine Yfer0e nit itb
tort. Sol6e 56tere itnb batn DEM Seiibcr
fir INNER Derloren. 9ie pertpilberten
9ferbe itnb auBerorbentli6 ldel un0 i6lal,
10 baB eS faun1 mDgli6 1T, tbnen bet5lttoms
men. Sn Sriibiobr uOrigen Sa6reS mad1
ten iid fiinfse6n berittene Sdger auf, llm
m0glt6it ptelc BON ben gefGbrltdcn 2ett@
betlgltcn aus Der 9Selt 3u ldnffen, abcr na6
Sebn 5ngen Dattet ite mr. etIen erlcgt. Sin
lpldDeS peripiloerteS 8fer0 bat etn 0etDidt
bon ettpa 800 4fo. SIN Ser @efaugeni0aft
iinb ie bon unglalblther 8ilbheit geIingt
eS aber, Elm iol6eS Sbter SIT SGbmen, 10 lit
Cs Ourd ieiue NlSoauer uno Strait unbez
5ablbar.
9aS Stdtiltii6e 9lmt in 3 erlin Der>
0ffentlidt cine gta6meiiung itber sic I'M
2aufc bes Sa6res 1886 I'M 9elti6en
Gei6e erfplgten & B e d lieBungen,
@cburten unb SterbefGIle ulto
tbetIt Dicrbei gum 8ergIetd Sic I0duptOaten
iiber Die 8etuegul9 Der frans01il6en 8epGl>
ferltlg nit. gStr e1tnebmet 0ielen 3u7
iamntenitellungen, Dap i'm Sabre 1886 be-
tragelt bat Die 3Ghl Der
Gbe= @ebnrenen Seitorbeneu
III i9IieBuu9eu einiGI. Der Sobt9eborenen
5 SSatit4!GPmbO ssSa 1as l'S So al L 800 .Sas
g9dbreno iona6 in 0eutI6lan6 ser lteberz
l6uB oer Oebprenen itber Die Geitorbenen
it'd auf 512,395 belief, erreidte Oerielbe in
Sranfret6 nur $3.50. 9lu6 retatip mar
bie natiirli6c neutrality-suspicious. III
Trantretd er6eblt6 ldipd6er olS I'M 9eut>
iden 9tei6e. 8ere6net man 11Gn1li6 DaS
GerbGltntB oieler unb ber ii6rtgen 2ablen
CUR mittleren 8ep0lfeeul1g 0eS beSeidneten
SabreS, Die it'd fiir oaS 0euti6e 9tei6 auf
AZ, 1900, fir Sranfretd alf 38,219.000
@tltpObner itelt, 10 farne1 alf 1000 Sin
ipobner
Gbes GeItor= 8eburts=
i'll i9lteBuugeu 9ebprene bene iiberi9uB
S@fa1lfGtGi550 4 5 ss.o saS ~ y
: Nu5 8ariS tpirb gei6rte6en: Ser
italteuii6e 3mti6enfau bat
tpie6er einmal Die Srembenrag an
Ole SageSorbnung ge6ra6t. Die 8elprez
Gunge1, tpelde piele gldtter ibr a1gebei6en
laiien, tIingeu ntdt eben freunbIi6 ullo
lalJfen meiit 6arauf binarS, baB man Die
9lu9ldnber nit elmer lblpereu Nl1fent6altSz
f~telter Deleger ooer nod better sum 2anbe
binauSargerlt lolIe. 9tad Der GnlfssGDluug
bon 1881 befanoen ii6 tn Srnntret6 itber
etlle Wttllton 9tuslGr0er, uno Stpar in fol-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
NIlfc a1tf scr redbteu gette.

@uf Der rebteu Seite 5u DeIfeu, lit ui9t nlr, aage=
meiu 9ehpinulen, lebr empiebleuSipertb, ionbern fling
uub peiie, tpeHu jene oHIfe fiir Die re9te Seite beg
&brpers, gerobe iiber ben uuteren Gtppen in Ser Sc
9co Der &eber, III @nlprudD g%enommeu ipirb. Sic
~tbGti9ite 9ilfe Istitet 8 oftetter's Ma9eu.8it it.
terS. cine mnner9lei0li9 %tnirtIome @r5nei ge9eu Sal-
~Ieuleiben. ltntbdti9teit Der Sober lit bagleitet ppu @er=
i%topfuug. &opfreiBelt, belegter 3uHge. uebeltett,
S6piuoeloufdlen uuan9%enebmeu9ltbem unb 9elbltber
5arbung Der 5olt unb bes @ugopfels. Steie SDmp=
tome l~uetdben 5tgIeiW nit tbrer ltrIaGe, 2eberlcibeu,
iobolb oieies bon eem 9itters pertrieben tpiro. sSteber
rnb talteS sSieber, bas itets Die 2eber uWitleibeni6af
siebt, 9pSpepiie. &belmotismus, Sdlpdde, nnb 9lte=
r~eubeibmer6eu iiIb idm1ntlif &ronfDeiteu, ipeldDe Don
bieier lnuitrrgiltigeu Mtebi5iu l9nel gelitbert unb
IGlieBlit1 ge6etlt merben fDnuet. Weloet eS nibt pias
titrliD un6 rlcflueiie. Ipubern iDitematii@ OH, 10 oaB
eS, feline gauge @irtiamteit en~tfolteno. bic 9eIuubhett
iGIteRIi@ politGn0i9 tpieOeran0eoe1 ner1I9a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
@arftberi6t
Ghicaao. IS,

wv W 1O' OCUt'
Sm gddr9elbdft bradte bellte 9 o. M
mermetS sen geo. 2 gu T&@7S, inn Spet7
Us @tn ae erD e Fl, en- en-. $50. 2 i'm epei6er
5000. &c.. 3 Su-@-.
Corn: Jto. 2 5u484@49; go. 2 eelbes
5u 493@3; SEQ. 8 a1 464@47; SEQ, 39elbes
5afet: yead Strobe: SO. 8 ee@s1,
DO. 3 peiBer 31&@33, &o. 2 weiBer 32B@
33334, SEQ. 2 30t@30&.
Gerte. - 9to. 2 -@-a gea6
9robe ipltr0e SEQ. 4 gu 65@7O, SEQ. 8 gu So
@75c pertauft.
@o99en, = NO. 2 SIT 61@-c. I'M
5trob = Gar SAFER gu 1925, 1 Gar
gsei5en 5t 1926, 1 Gar &o99en 81 $3.50 Die
Sonue.
MiObltnss. : 1 Gar gu $500, 1
SIG. Is Die Gpnne.
&lete. = l Gar 6u $15, 1 Gar 81 $685.
1 @arSl S14,75, l @or 81 $15, l Gar 1875,
l Gar gu SO. so bic 5onne.
9eH.-1Gor No. 1 Silnotbp SIT S13, 2
@ars 9to. 2 DO. 5t $1,000, Gors Snbiana
ltplano Su $3.50, 2 GarS 9tebrasfa S1 SO,
2 @arS Safota gu $3.50, 3 Gars Soma Up
Lamb All SIS, 4 @arS 5u $50, 8 @arS Su $40,
6 @arS ST. $1,000, 1 Gar 5I 1915, 1 Gar SEQ.
l KrQlrle III OF Die S0tlle.
SLID. WtoQarbS 81. 25@4.75 Seal 50. $50
$50, tleine@tten $1,25 6dS Yfb., 0alen 75c
baS Subell0.
@eflnget - 9b0ne 3urteps 1912,
mo9ere S@9c., i60ne fette 6ii6ner 8@91c.,
5@6c. fette @rtei1 11@12c., mogere 8@9c.
@ier.-SriI6e -@32c, vSSce Soule" 100
18c baS 9ltbeno ein9ele9te 1O@15c.
SGmereien. = Sla6s gto. l S1.45@
primo Simotbp $2.4S@2.49. Slice aA
$4.0O@4.079.
&artoifetm. = Bisconlin 72@s3c;
Stem port SO@87c; 96ottii6e 85@9Oc; Miz
6igan 78@S5c bel Der p@ar". $6oudnbil6e
S 100.
Sob nen.-@ Suite u@afern Mebtums" gu
S2.35@2.@ uno 1eautes $2.60@2.65. @alt=
foruii6e2 .50@2.60. Sutportirte S2,00@2.25.
.Grb en-Beite 9riine S1.00@-c; 6elos
erbl en- S0@90c, Wt%arrowfdt S1.1O@1.15.
8utter-@l9in @reamerp. bette %
Csc, @isconlil1er 1896; bette Oairp 1900
Zoe, quite 15@1S, .Gables - &C.; Yading
13@13c.. ,;9tols" 13@1Sc.
&al9.- 8uaen 4c@4h, NO. Country
4c@-. SEQ. 2au 3-31c.
cd mi e ii ets. - WetBeS @ouutrg A
4@44c, &c. selbes 24@22G. braunes 2@2f
bQs Q5f6.
@ttrOnen. = Weilina So. 5O@4.O0 bas
&ilt6en.
Ytep1ant.-- 75@-c.
% eiBtobL. - $6.OO@15.00 bas 100.
SEEM OrleanS'er S3.50@4.OO Der gSrate";
bollGnoii9er $14@$15 bas 100 Gtiid.
@ eiBe MT6en.- s 1.25@-.- o1S SIj
2mi e6 Elm. -$3.0J@3.5 so o15 SAB.
&otb. &i 3 eH.-S :Oo@$1.S5 bas 6as.
Nelle 50875e baS Obo. 8.
re II. : s1,OO bas Sab. Sunse
15@25c.
80 ftnateu(g arlnips)-s1 .s5@s1.5)
bos SAP.
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&ilt0en, Werifanil6e S3.25@3.75 {, Salencta
$5.5O@6.00, Galif. NapelS $500, Seedlings
'$4.00. Mel1tna 2.75@3.00.
Sab ieS9en.- 35@40c.
S1lat. -25@35c oos Obo.
Cell erte. 50@60c. bdS Ob6.
YreIB elbeeren. $9.00@1O.OO ba5
Sop Sell nno Su9le, S.O0@9.00c fiir 8eQ s.
@berrp uro SIC. 00@11.00 iir @ape SOB.
MbtsteD. - cSSn @6ica9o $.1.14, III ct.
Souls S1,09, in Cincinnati 1.09, III Peoria
aepf st. : se.s5@4.s5 per Sap ,bsim
Gar.
&rouber = Galif. Malasa $S@11 Oas
SAB.
Btrnen. --@-c osr Eor5. @ali;-
$2:50@2.75 oas &iitben.
eet HotdtoeS-SerlepS 2.O0@4.O0
baS Sap,
50 10z8fb. =Rit6en 1000
.Spinat-$1. 500 ous &it9en fir Cob
Den llno S2.00@2.5 so DaS SAB fir Baltimore.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
GtabItrt felt 1851
Henry
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232&234 Sf HnnOOlpb=Str.,

H '
slpiI1en sS%rontlius unb Wtorfet : @troBe
%offerirt 81 ben b~iaigiteu 9reiien inter 9tnberem:
SSci1tIte sou. W8iIdlmer SS1rim9e II. Gtp6tiId1,
Wearinirte &AntbMr9er WOn<@6ringe,
9tppettt=S Glib, Spr0ttcn tno Saroelen,
~JtcMtt1M8et, 0ct1ud1. 1tltO MAR. W1l,
NDrtu. SFtGtster= gtnd)OOtS 1tt0 &ad)S,
OtuE. SarSitteS tnO SeaOiar,
grant. @DattptgttOttS, SIiOett ttttO S1perIt,
5tiiTcIn tttO 0anSIebcrs41teten,
SriIdDe SadDfoteuet 1stO Senf=WfatreHen,
Stibc6er &rG1tter=99aIIMppe
0cr6ttd1erte @6niebrttte unto SGnIefett,
Mcd1tc imp orr. Sranff. Sr~at&unrlt,
6Otbner SritTct=2ebertDttrit,
@eitNt1I. Gd)ilSelt 11ttO G0I0uti,
SSrati5SS. GrtSe1t 1ttto &pbuef,
GentId)e Gd)nittbobmett II. GeLtotuet Oiiibet,
@eoto6ttete Yi[5e (Sd1tpGnttnc),
SeHtiGDe Spat9eItt tttto WOtbfcnI lit 0Seit,
WofeMfobI ttitO SramtfObI nit &aIt6nten,
YrGierDirte Weatt5er S~frtid1te,
VraIs6f. MtO titrfiid1e s3iuctId1en,
5emtfdlcS SSiuetldD eattt.s unto Strldbcn,
VrItteIcI., Mpttf0len ttno SSciocIbeeren
9tedJte &afao rnO @aniMe= GbocoIaoe,
SeiIiten SnOa=, MOffa= ti1o Nio=Safee,
McdDten sou. SeDOea= 1tttO G0atter= SGIe,
sStt1pptt. Gntntent1aIe M,tO Sr1nter=SfGIeS
WemiG)ntcIcM rtto ~Srortage DC Srte,
49c otter Sbtiringer &itrtmeIfGIe,
Tciniten &intburger= u. btei. SGtuciserfGie,
geere &tnlet, @irie ltttO Oriinfer1I,
S5rtid)cS 2Seisen9ries rnS &crIgerfc,
Sparto fcimebI, NetS unto GrbicnmebI,
@sdJfen &ognefort= taO Yarnciats&die,
9eatiGs Sptnnrdocr n'so &OI5idmbe,
Denru 9d)ueAknpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
e@pa@e mno ftmSerIoie ssra,tes

iouten ni6t perSDetfeln, ionbern &otb unb
Gelebrlug aus einem Su9e i96pfen, bur9
NEEDLES Salll eiIbe tnnerbalb ~titr5eiter 3ett tire
pole GelHnbbeit pteoererlan9t uno Sen eiu=
5i9en Nunl9 ibres 9erScnS III GrfiiIuns
g fsI}S IL la0s II nt pas NIT nt;4 pisie" SraHfease.
~i1euelte gSert ipirb gratis, urD frattco uerz
i9idt bon Der YriDate GIimtc & Sis=
pemiarD, is O. 3OMfton Ctr, 1tear
SrO9oD1Os 9tetu 0Orf. ~ g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20

RuB1anS 108 1877, 235@inpo6 r.
ner, feilten n1eDr uuo feirer pentger. Sm
enrnpdiiben 9tlBlanb ipobnen 81, 725, 1876,
in Ben QGei6ielgoupernements QSolerD
7,960,304, in Sinnla1b 9, 176,421, inn &au>
faiuS 7,284,547, in Sibirten 4,313,680 unb
in Gentralaiieu 5,327, 098 Gerionen. Sn
Der Iebtertpdbnten offer iino lonberbarer
Meiie audi BIC @inpobner bes vlnabDdngi=
gen" 8u6ara etn9ei6lofien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20

S6ofe.-0 Die .3ufn6r belief iib auf ca.
22,623 Stitf, 9e9eI %, 1870 Stid int Der pori-
gen gSo6e. Ereiie I'M cine &leiui9feit
bDber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20

Oic MeiSe1preiie limb se9en Sic 8ormo6e
I'M 4@&c., Gor1 Tim &c. b0ber; Qotelleil0
Inn 25e. niebri9er. G6nldlS nm zoe. bOber
uno 80felrippem lnperGnoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
Gi1tan5Dcri6t.

Die gdltfaus9tei6ungen b%eliefen iib alf
$51 ,943, 646 9e9e1t $49, 1877 ,946 in Der entipre=
Sn Stem gOrt wuroen il. 9. 9onos
nottrt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
SnsqeIommt 556, 652

Die Qanterne bere6net bteraIS inter GU
grlmoelegult9 zines DurGl6ntttlt6en Saz
geSperoien1teS bon 1865 6raufert ulto elmer
Notwithstanding bon 300 Sagen int cCSabr,
bab ie0er frentbe Qlrbeiter iGhrlid 300 ID
3,61 = 1925 Sra1feu ($205 ,86) per0ient,
DaB alio ouf Die 1,001, 099 NluS&Gnoer inn
@ansert ettt Sa6resperbien1t BON LOOP, $780,
:355 6rallfen %entfaIe. Wftt oteler WiIiar6e,
bic oet fronSoitiden Nrbettern entgebt,
tpitroe man mad Q(nii6t Der Cant erne leid6t
Die gauge pirtbi6aftli6c &rifis bei6ip0ren
f0u1enI
S nj mer meme, Spione finoet
III oil III Srdnfreld. Sn Satnt> Wtaur
BET 8dris bate iid Dpr eini8er 3eit Elm ar
nler 9eutl6er gtalnenS 6erbpg ais
81 mpen a nj III [ CT angeliebclt uro ult7
ter iu1ittgen b~errenloien @egenltdltoen at9
9~atronenbilien Die auf benz borttgell
S6ieBplabe berun1liegen, geialnmelt ulto
al etiel1 Sr0oler na6 Dem Oelptdt Der
fault. 0a inter Dieien 6ulle1 audi, bic
elmer 8atrone beS 2ebelgelpe6rs ii6 beforo,
10 itedte Der &nabe !6erbogS, Der in @ez
metnl6aft nit afl0eren &tlloern ben Slll1o
gemadbt bate, cine &ugel in Bic 6ilie ulo
ihenfte Dies SpielSelg Benz SauSmeiiter,
tpeld)er aus 9alf6arfeit Sen Steiner oeS
9icbitabls beSihti9te, obppbL fein &Druden
Gltlper mebr IN Der 6iille tpur. Der pom
6ausnteiiter Derbreitete &lati6 gelangte
i6IieBli6 sur &euntniB beS 8oliSeifonuniiz
iGrS, Der ben 2untpeniammler lotpie leine1
Sn6n Derb0rte ultb cine 0auSiuhung bei
6erbpg ipie BET benz 5rDbler por1abnt, bie
inoelien mn bei lebterem einen 8orratD bon
5 &tlo leerell 0iillet ergab. Sas lit Die
neueite @ntbedui1g vbeuti6er &%unbidafter",
Die 9tbeno5 auf ben 8ouleparbs allsgerllfeu
murbe. Der Yariier OlilitGrgouperneur
lieE ben QIuoitor Wtiinbberger Sic Nngelez
genbett inter tden uno oteier fat, nadpem
ct ben ilngen 6erbog ul1O ietue ebenfallS
allf Die !6~itllenlAde gega1geneu frauS0itlden
&anleraDe1 Der1ol1men, l6ledteroingS
fetne Spur bon espionage 81 entoeGen per-
nlDd)t. SIS mar alIo nteoer ni6t5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20

r-
Sat- gan8 England intereiitrt itd ge7
gentudrtig lebbaft fitr baS S6tdial 6eS So
jGbrtgen @GrtnerS6enrD8 omIes,
Der fiirSli6 Der nOriGbIt6en 8erz
gtftung l%einer 6raM unD 1eines
SobneS i6uloig befunben uno gum Sobe
DerurtDeilt tporoen lit. Die Nllsiaee Ser
Ner5te unb ionitiger 3eu9en IieBen feinell
3tpeifel oariiber 81. 0aB iomoDl Die 6rau
aIS Oeren Sobn on Slit geitorben itno, oenn
bet Der 9ei6eu0ffnung murOe Strp6nin IN
ibneI gefunDen. Seitens Der Nufla0e puroe
%bebauptet, oaB Boobies iid) ~ieirer Tralt uno
lelnes SoDneS, oeren 2eben Derii6ert gstpelelt
lei, babe entle0tgen tpolIen, I'M Elm
mloereS Srauensimmer betrat1en Su
f0llncll, Der 8ertbeibtger Dagegen fii6rte
aus, Oa6 Die Srau cine idb5ornige, benz
Trunfe ergebene Qerlon geiuelen lei, Die
bermutbli6 aug. Gerie6en StrD6ntnptleu,
Die ltddJneiSbar IN ibrem BeItb aetpelen
tparer, ltatt gepobnli6er 8iQen etuoeuor1z
men ulto aud iDrem Spbne einoeaeben
babe, beun 66tte 8otples be6ufs QSie6erper7
beiratbnng ii6 'ibrer entleOigen pouen, 10
GGtte ct fie MT SIT perlaiien brau6en, oa iie
nibt aeieblt6 Derbetrat0et tDaren all6 babe
ct nteS trbdntn 6eleiien un0 ii6erballpt fetnel1
@ruuo 9eDabt, letne Srau ooer letneu Sobn
3u pergtfteu, peld' 2ebteren er Iogar iebr
lieb geba6t uro nod i1 Der Sterbeltun6e
gefiiBt babe. Die SurD fau6 8otples bes
@iftmorbeS Ihulotg, morauf Der Gi6ter
ben Nngeflagten gum 3Obe perurtbeilte.
8ie bret r bra6ten elmer 9roBen polttiI6en
9ortei I'M Sabre 1884 Geue, &atbloIigfeit
,ulnb beinabe &uin. Die bret p, wenn lie "Dr.
Pierce's Purgative Pellets" bebeuten, briuz
gen @enliit6srube, @rbaltun9 uno gerpols
tonmnltn9 Der @elunbbeit.
Jfah ben u~eueiteu !3uiammenlte0un,
gen Ses rullil6en itatiitiiden 8ureal bat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
3OidlriQe GrfQhrnmQen

OeutI3er aerate iinb i'm vGettungs=anfer" ~nteDer9e.
le9t. 9as portreffli9e BUD 8ei9t aGen 9ener, peIde
az : ,9isq gfas1m,nsiit9nd nmO f pen II q 6s, 81,
Weg aur @alfe ltnb ibitbt ie seeen Die 9 efdbrtis
den 9~erIDduu9en tri9erii9er an9eigen nno
Wertblpicr Bidder. Suuge Seute., Die III ben Stano
Der Gbe treten lpo1en, i~olten ben Sprlb S9iGer's:
s9rum priife, mer lid emtg btnbet" tpo9l
beberai9en uHb bus Dortrefflt6e Bud leien, ebe re ben
,9cttmMgS 8 3tmfer," Is. @uH, $50 g., nit 40
lebrret9en 9i(bern, nebft elmer Qbbauoluu9 iiber
SrouentrontDeiten rllb tinoerloie Chen, miro in 6elLt'
lnarten, Ipr9Iom perpatt, IN eiuent rnbeOrIften
unti9la9e, frei neriau6t. Nbrefe: Deutsches He'll
%institut, II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
Yu9banoluug BON German S9impffp, 9to. 276
Dit 9tDrth Abe. @bicoQo. Sn, gu be2iehen.