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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
Amusements.

AoApKny nP MUSIC s-Mazulsn.
N,you OPER, HoUsE-@:l5-rhe CorsAir
BROADWAY THEArRE-S-La Tosca.
CAsISo--s-Ermnic.
DAYS rHrArxn. 4 A Midsummer Nights Dream
DOcKsTADkk'e--s:30-M inssrelA
EDEN MUsxx--Erdelyi Naczi Moon
GRAND OPERA HousE-s-Harbor Lights
LYCEUM rHgArRE-<l5-rhe Wia
MADISON SQUARE raxlrRs-S:s,--Hea o, "o "a,..
Msr.o,s,, FIN OPERA HoUsx -2-Orstorio Society
ElBIo's ARDEN--s Hermann
srAR THEATRR-6-Faust ,.
tr.~n,vn ruy.rRE-,-Paul Kauvar, or Anarchy
THAILA-s-Possart
go ayyxur rurArKE--s:30--De acoR Brsdie
IaTusr TuE,rRE-s-Thr Woman Halter.
1ru.vy AND 18TH T.--Gctty sbnrg
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scribed. It was written in Virginia by Q
gentleman whose name and address The TRIB-

scribed. II was written in Virginia by
gentleman whose name end address THE TRIB-
rNE keeps among its confidential records, as
it does those of all persons from whom COM
munications are printed. 1t was exactly what
it purported to bean explanation of the real
causes Of the Republican victory, as distin-
guished from the claims of the Democrats on
the one hand, and General Mahone's followers
on the other. The latters charges about Mr.
Blaincs conspirng" against him in Virginia
have as much truth in them as the statements
just noted. It is poor cause that stands in
need OF tactics like these, and Virginia Rcpub-
Leans will do well, in the light of this exposure,
to take very little advice from General Malone
hereafter as to their conduct in National politics.
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THE Talk or THE DAY.

The time for thaws Is approaching When DAVID
b. Hills boom yields to tho gentle influences of
sung, and escapes from tho rigOr induced by tho
Cleveland atmos phcio, then look out for food OF
tears bigger than that which once inundated tho
ValIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

Chief Arthur and his Brotherhood have
struck bigger obstacle. probably than they
looked for-they have run up against tho
limited States Courts. The Burlington Com
pany has indirectly obtained an injunction
against them and an order requiring another
company to handle freight from the Burling-
ton. The effect of this new complication Will
be kcenly watched. 1t will doubtless mark the
critical point in the strike and determine
whether this Brotherhood has wholly forfeited
the respect which il has hitherto enjoyed and
really thinks that the American people will sit
by idly and submit to having Tho tlanic anu
travel of continent blocked even Tor Gay
on the order of Chief Arthur. 1t is not yet 700
late for MIR. Arthur to beat a more or less
graceful retreat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
Nep31ork Dailp Tribnale.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GRE Ell E Y
FRIDAY. MARCH 8. 1898.
FRIDAY. MARCH 8. 1888.
The NEWS rms MORNING.

ForeiCn.-Empcror William fingered between
life and death yesterday at o'clock he was re-
ported dead, but at late hour last night the
doctors had not abandoned hope; the Emperor
was delirious part Of the day. - Lord Randolph
Churchill in a strong speech in the House Oh
Commons yesterday demanded rigid inquiry INTO
Englands military system, which he SAID was &c
plorably bad. - Canada through the Governor
General has invited Newfoundland TO join the
Federal Union.
CongresS-BOth branches in session. - Sell
ate: The Pension bill was passed; petitions
presented against admission of Utah =-- House ::
Ten thousand dollars was appropriated for the
purchase of swords belonging TO the widow
of General James Shields. - In com
mittee: The Committee ON Commerce began
an INQUIRY into trusts examining the Sugar
rrst: the House Judiciary Committee will
report favorab.y on a bill to relieve the United
States Supreme Court by establishing an inter-
mediate court.
Domestic-Judge Gresham in the United States
Circuit Court at Chicago, was asked 10 order the
receiver Of the Wabash Railroad to handle cars
of the Burlington road and to forbid interference
by the Brotherhood engineers and hremen. =
Grand Army men met in Washington and protested
against aspersions on the order by Democratic
Senators - One of the persons injured III the
fire at Springfield, Mass, died, making seven lives
lost - The Republican Asscmblymen held u
caucus at Albany ON The Crosby High License Dill
- Two thousand delegates met at Springfield
ILL.,. to ,rgani e Republican State League.
City and Suburban.-W Widespread sorrow caused
by the premature reports OF the Emperors death-
- Mayor Hewitt spoke at the dinner OF the
Williams College Alumni Association. -
patent leather factory in Newark burned; loss
about $4,000. - The Escosura sac com
pleted - DE-. w. A Hammond spoke III FAVOR
of hanging for INJECTING capital punishment
- Stocks moderately active, with small Hue
tuations, closing strong
The Weather.-~Indlcati ms for to-day: falr
and slightly warmer. Temperature yesterday :
Highest. "a degrees; lowest, %; average, 26 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

"The Utica Observer" in a review OF the three
years Of Presi lent Clevelands administration re-
marks that during that time he has adhered 10
his proclaimed principle that public office is @
public trust" 1t is perhaps only fair to break
in upon the laughter which this assertion VIII
provoke with the reminder that the Editor OF
a. The Observer is also the postmaster Of Utica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

themselves by taking out new licenses within
the next few weeks AZ the old rates. ana so
avoid the operation Of the new law Tor inc
greater part of year. The Senate promptly
scented this neat little game and has passed
law forbidding the granting Of any licenses
before May /. when the County Optlon-h'en-
License bill goes into effect. The Assembly
should do the same without delay. Then Gov
crnor Green will have chance 10 compose an
ether useless veto mcssaee-uselcss except as
showing his tender soicitude for the welfare
of the saloon-keepers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

in Springfield, ILL.,, Whcrc tO-udy d o'".0 ~'"o"O
will be organized. There were 1000 delegates
on hand, blimful Of carnestness and ready 1or
hard and hearty work. Clubs Will be started
i'm every part Of the State where they 90 not
already exist And Illinois is not an eX-
ccptional case. This work of organizing clubs
and spreading Republican ideas and doctrines
is going on bravcly in all quarters of the Union
MIR. Haggerty's prepOsterous bill proposing
to convert Long Island Sound into dumping
ground got black eye in committee yesterday
as it deserved Notwithstanding the carly
hour of the hearing there was good array III
opposition 10 the BILL and not single voice
was raised in it's favor. We hope this is the
last of it. II is a bill without particle Of
reason or necessity TO justify it, and could
properly be termed "An Act to Create Public
Nuisance"
There was an animated debate in the Re-
publican caucus at Albany last night over max
ing the High License bill a party measure.
When the vote was taken, Ga of the % Re-
publican Asscmblymen were present. There
were 81 votes in favor Of making party
measure of Mr.. Crosby's excellent bill The
negative votes were cast by Nlessrs. Adams, OF
Orange; Beatty, of Oneida Emery. OF Erie /;
Morgan, Of New ork Reifz, of Kings Savery'
OF Cayuga, and Smith. of Sullivan.
Superintendent D'Oench claims that thcrc
Gan be no appeal from the decision rendered by
him and approved by the Fire Commissioners
in regard TO the Union Square Theatre. AS 10
the Justice of this claim we make no comment
the thing of paramount importance is to have
every theatre hereafter built or rebuilt made
absolutely safe from fire. The laws arc strin-
gent enough 10 insure this. The public can
better do without the Union Square Theatre
than to have it reconstructed in any other than
the very best way. or to have the law strained
TO permit this to be done.
The Emperors iron constitution yields re-
luctantly even as he approaches the end Of his
nincty-frst year. The reports Of his death
published yesterday afternoon were premature.
Early this morning he was still alive The
0 p. m. bulletin issued by his physicians pro-
nounced him more tranquil" and what seems
to be later report declared that hope of the
Emperor's recovery had not been entirely aban-
doned. Naturally the excitement is intense in
Germany. particularly in Berlin. and wherever
the cable and the telegraph reach men arc
waiting anxiously for the latest news from the
ilIustrious patient.
A good many liquor sellers in New-Jersey
thought TO gain some temporary advantage E9r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

It is inexpressibly sad to think OF the asea
Emperors last days being embittered by griei
over the certainty Of his noble sons untimely emu
Father and son had fought their country's DAT
ties together one as thorough q soldier as the
other and each proud of his relationship win tho
other-one that he was the father of such a son
and the other that he was the son Of such father
Death in the case Of either would have robbed
life of its btterest pang-thc necessity for mourn
ing the loss Of the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
number Of the leading party papers Of the interior
They argue that the adoption Of the proposed
plan could scarcely fail to increase the efficiency
NJ the oroanization

The Executive Committee OF the Civil Service
Reform Association have adopted a series OF reso-
lutions conlemning the countensnce given by
Mr. Maynard, tho Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury, and Mr.. Benedict, the Public Printer.
to scheme which contemplated the employment
Of public officials as elcctioneering agents OF a
political party" But what do Maynard and
BENEDICT care what Civil Service reformers say
about them so long as they arc solid with Presi-
dent Clevelandp The President hasn't passed any
resolutions calculated to hurt their feelings Not
he not this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

Ex-Governor Cornells recent letter 70 IKE
TRIBUNE. suggesting that the Republican State
Committee be enlarged, has been indolsed by y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

The bill before the Legislature to increase the
salaries of the General Sessions Judges from
81 200 TO 81 5000 will lead the distinguished
OCCUPANTS of the United States Supreme Court
who are trying to get along on paltry $4,000
a year TO feel that IL pays far better to work
for the Empire State than for the Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

1t is easy sometimes to have too much of a
good thing Clearly the fiat business in this
city has been ovcrdonc. When the big Osborne
apartment-house is sold for 100000 less than
it cost it is unmstakabe evidence that The supply
has exceeded the demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

A good many liquor-sellers in New-Jersey
thought to gain some temporary advantage nar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
Ser 3WeifeI 9e1o6en.
SDpe Bart .geb0rt uidbt sum Sowm gtSs
Chicago.

0ie Srage, oh trpB Der @ntl9eiDung 6e5
SbrrgertdtS, DAB Der Nnl6luB zines GDet1
les Der Qtllage t6Dbe 95arf an Die Staot
SbicagD Elm ul1geleblider gelpelen lei, ni6t
bod our6 Die betr. 8olfSabItimmung baS
Snipn 6pbe 4Sarf benz 3ntpn Siio> Gbicago
einperleibt Wor6en iet, neil baS Obergert0t
altgeoeutet bate, DaB cine 8erl6mel3ung
BON SotDnS unter benz alien @eleb itattDaft
lei, lit jebt e1lbgiilti9 eutl6teoen mprbel1,
uuh 0ie ip~tbfinbigen Ge6tsgeleDrten, ipel6e
in ibrer NetsDett beoenfli6 brein i6autel1
Uu0 i6p1 bapon f%aielten, baB unter linz
i%tGnoeu, tpel1t1 Sic Iotpnipdblen ni6t gellQu
naG @eiebeSDDrldrift abgebalten tpilrben,
Die ganse Steuerauflage fir un9eiebli6 err
Hart 1per0e1 f0nnte uro oeSgletden, fDnne1t
Jest getroit ibre 8eOenfen bel Seite leBen.
Die @ntldetburg ertol9te Wtitttpo6 bur6
cine DOM Glerf 0es Sbergeri6ts an s. W.
Stpobtg, ben Gbefclerf Der gSablri6ter, ge>
lQr0te SepeIhe, tpel6e lalttete:
pOoS @eri6t entl6etDet, 0aB oertenige
Sbetl bes Sotpn 6pOe 8arf, Oe1ien Nnf6luB
un 0as Sepn Silo>G6ica9o geplant ipurbe,
Dem lebteren II 6 t einberleibt ipuroe uno
Dab Die ganSe Nbitt1nmung oariiber null uno
uidttg mar"
Sonltt lit jebt 6Doe Barf non alien 8anz
ben, mel6e es nod n!Dglt6ertpeiie oil @9tcago
feIieln fpnnte, befrett, uno Die S%otpntpablen
in @bicago fDnnen 9etrDft ar1 eriten 0tenS@
tag i'm @pril su gletGer 3ett nit ben Staotz
ratbStpaDlen abgebalten tDeroel1. @S lit our6
biele prompte @nti6eioung beS Sbergert6tS
Oielen lGltt9en S6e1ereien Dorgebeugt NOR
SEN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
Sin 0ieb ~pcrhnftet.

Die 9fo9rt6t plrbe pom Der pon linn 70
i6mer beint9elu6ten Siir9eri6aft nit gr0Bter
8efrteoi9uI9 auf9enommten auein Die ll1=
i6Goli6ma6ung etler 8raut6eit, Die i'm Ses
grtffe lit, ein 9~eIiebtes uno wertbpolles 2eben
5tn1pegsuiteblen, 1T cine &bat, bic nit Der
%ber6tnuigten Oautbarfeit auf9enommelt
lperOen iOlte. 6r0iteln, fdlte 6dtbe uno
6iibe, elenbe GlnpfnOun9en, lDwie blei9e,
ba9ere 3ige linb Die Reiultate pom Nierer=
bur6 @ebraltD pom Or, NierceSs Golden
Medical Discovery Der Ilrlobe altf ben
2etb. Gieie lit elm rein pe9etobilti0er
0etefttp, Der Die gebeimiten Qun9el1= ltno
Sluttranfbeiten o~uflpiirt unb ~9efar9en
ninmt, Sn @potbeten 5l boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
$t00t Obtt000~
Gu Die idnmigeu NbOnueuteu !!

&ein 0ef0Gft - tito eitte 3et>
t1tt9 lit cttt @ei@6ft, 10 9att &pic
cite 8attf pOer Cit &attTaoeh =
fattt b~efteDc&t, &oettat es ti6t SrOz
4t1t,s9 IN feimem gitd,ert D6tt at1tS
0atNtf ftcDt, oaB fcttte &1tttoc1a
fir Die erDattene @aare nttG be=
3a0lem. Sm 0tefem StpeGe fettSem
ole 0eS06fte it se&utfcn 3ettrd,t=
4atctt ttptatltG, Dat6iG0rIt0
ODER idBrlt@ - &e6nmugcn ants,
1taat Die Sttnoep Saran sat crtttttertt,
19S tie apo@ etapns sat be9kei6et
Dabcn. WOu Settcm Der 3cttum9,
1petd)c ii0er ole 9a&t5ett &creittt9ten
Staatett pcriatot tutrS> tato Sercat
GiGentDittter ocSbatb atttrt0gIt6
je0en ettSelttem &attocn peri0nlt0
fenttctt f0nttctts bat O0S MWSScm=
Den Set Wed1NMt19en n1tGt mpdD Den
3weG, ftd) st Der9esutTertt, CD Der
Stttt0c a4tdD att &ebest tit, 1tttS pb
r nod an SeAtieGbet Srte &,oDttt,
O0er Ob 1tt6t, tpte SteS b6ttfg nor=
9efOmttett, .3ttoere &ctttc 1tufer
i~etttett Nnutett ole SettWm9 fortbc=
steDcu, obtte SaDIWms Ietitem at
tuoaem+ Sic SemS1tmg ser 8edz
sattns am nit Ser 3aDlittt8 iwt SsiiGz
ftanoc befimSttMe. 2GDounentct lit
feim OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0egcn Oiez
feI6en. sic 1T cite einfeGc @ftGt
Der 3et&ttn8 8e8ett itG fetbN, tote
9cGen ieSett &1ttOett, Ser i'm
9ran9c anSerer Gef@dfte alto ilt
0emt 8OWbewmBtfetm- onB CIR Die
&Iciat9eeit t~eoerseit abma6en
f0tstc, S9s 3ab4ca anf9eI@oDct
1tttS f1ItcBLt0 uer9eHem bat. 9ta=
titrltd1 tutrS iOIdem Abonmetttett,
aueI0c ttn @Ora1ts besa01cn, feiee
NeGntatt0 9efanSt- 9teS i'm &or=
attsbcsaDGest tft ocr bette @eg, s1t=
4ttaL 1tttr SaoMrdb Ger 2LbOmttert lid
Stnre1t attf elite @rGnnte, lei es itt
6eftaIt ettteS StGeS ODER oeS Nc=
ftetts ODER SeS @OdDen6tattcS smrt
bGl6em Yrtefe> erluirbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
Gt[emhahm- NmfaA
@iete 9erfoaem pertsBt,

Ser Ga6t>GrpreB set W1i6t9Qn Central,
Ser @6icago UNI 9 It6r berldBt, foaiotrte
'9ienltag2lbenb nm 8 l16r nit eirett 6ra1ts
suqe Ser Tole6o, Na6ai6 & 8eterns@tie1tz
babn liiolt6 BON 8urniibe. Ser S6laftpagelt
Be 6 YaIidgiersugeS purDe polit0noig 5erz
triilnmert ltlrD piele Ser onen erlttten Ser
lebultger, oarllnter eilttge Iebc1sgefdbrlt6e.
Der 2ofonottDfilbrer ullo 0et1er etttaraen
nur nit tnapper 9totb Dem 9p6e.
On Der Stele, tpo Die Solution
1tottfa1o; tDer0er Die 0eletie
Ser Wtt6tgan Gentral>G iien6abn Dpt
6enen me6rerer anoerer 8ablteu ~gefreu5t.
9ie locomotive 6eS 6ra6tSuges purbe port
benz @eletle geporfen u1o meDrere Q8agen
tbeilpetle 5ertritmmert.
lteber Sen lIl1fall nur6en Mittno6
nod felgenoe nGbere @in3el6etten in @rz
fabruu9 ge6ra6t. Ser l3ug Der Wtdis
gan Central 8a6n tpar an Der &reusutgsz
itele angelangt un0 Der @~eleilgntpGhter
bate oos Signal piles fIor" gegeben, olS
Ser Sra6t3ug Der @abai9 8abu ba6erfan
unb, ben ntebergelalienen S6ldgbaum GER
triimmer1tb, ben S6laftDagen Der Dtidigan
Central traf. @r 1purbe in Ser Mttte nabe7
5u poQig 5ertriimn1ert un0 pom @eleiie ge7
ihleuOert, pG6reno 5 6ra6t1v GarS" Der
@abaib 8abp bel Dem Nnprau 9IetdfaIS
in i6re 8~e1tanbtbetle dufgel0lt, 3D., teleSo
coparttg IN chamber geido6en plrOen.
Sn Dem S6lafpagen befan0en iib: g.
81. Wtagppn, Der @eneralagent Der Gbic. &
Weit. Weidt9an 8abu IN Wusfegon; SO.
st. Sone5, Wu5te9on; s. 6. 8arteIme,
SEQ. 1873 SO, Chicago 0be,; s. 6. Brandt,
bon Der Sirn1a &iedbefer Bros. & 60,
Miltpaufee; S. 6. 6ogle, SEQ. 293 81. Str,
unb 8. Oec6ugb 81 9. Glarfitr. Utagoo1
biiBte 4 3Gbne Elm uno erlitt cine lethte
8%eritau6ung beS Gii6grats; 8artelme bate
GHetl6ungen an Ser 0iifte ultD I'M @eii6t,
Brandt lpl6e am linfen Qlrun, t6ogle fol6e
an BEN &nteen ltno Mc6u9b ebenfa4s Ieidte
8erlebnngen AM &nie uno an Ser 6ifte
aufsupeiien.
Der ofomottpfiibrer bate ii6 6ur6 einen
re6taetttgen Sprung III Si6erbeit gebrudt.
Die Srlaiien oeS S6lafmagens fornten
etpa cine Stunbe lpdter ibre &eiie fort
iehen. 9tlS llriade bes l~lnfalleS miro dtge7
geber, 0aB Der Siibrer oeS Sra6t3u9eS ietn
@eleiie nod ni6t genau fannie uto beim
llrnbtegen I'M etne &urpe Die rotben 2t6ter
III Der S6ubtDebr ni6t eber benlerfte, ais
bis eS gum 6altert 81 ipGt. mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
@Inelime sieetgAalter.

8or ettpa BRET Doer bier Mto1aten ber>
eini9te ii6 cine @eieQi6aft, pelde III Der
ODls >gfieDerlage BON gSn1. Goad, am Stur@
9eon>6luB, drbeitet, legte Sula1nmen 1lto
beitelIte 81 3eDntel@3ifetS in Der 2outiiana
GtaatS> &otterte. 0aS @elo tpuroe per
@rpreB ltno ni6t nit Der 8eItelllt11g ge>
ididt. 2lS Die 8eitelIung in Stem Orleans
etntraf, fonnte oaS @elO ntdt 9efltl1Den
lperbe1, uno Die 8eitellun9 ipurDe BET Settle
gelegt uno gin9 ipGter perloren. Nls oaS
@elD e%tntraf, tpl1roe eS III ben Sltdern etn@
9etra9en, Da Die 8eltellung aber lit Ser
geilerlbeit 9erat6en mar, tpurben feline 5tdetS
gei6idt. 9(nfangS Tebruar, ais it6 t6r.
Gpd6 III Stem Orleans befan0, nabm er Die
@elegeltbett tpabr uno erfmlOigte ft6 na6
benz fe6letoet 0eloe, ul1o Die Sadie pur0e
i6n BON Der @eielII6aft prompt erflGrt ulb
i9m oas @slo angebotel1. Sr.. Goa6 Der>
1peigerte Die 9lnnabme Oefielben, nabn1 aber
ftntt oeilen Stdet5, oarlnter ein 3ebntel
Don Stdet9to. 7l,575. Q8te nun bier npbl>
befannt lit, 5Og OieieS Sldet Bel Der 3iebung
an Z. Sebr. ben erite1 0aupt>4retS BON
$3.50, 900, BEN gliidlt6en 8e1tbern Die
bilbl6e Summe bon $4,000 lt6ernD, UNI
unter De1lelben getbetlt 81 lperoell.
tOr. @na0, 0eIien Sorlt6t tie oteies Slid
3t peroanten baben,. bat bie Sa6e iberz
ttonlmen, uno oaS @elo miro I'M 8erbGltz
nib 3u Der %nngelegten Summle u1ter Dielel>
ben bertbeilt iperDen.
@S befanoen it6 Se6s5e6n in Der @eieuz
lddft, unO Die SidetS mltrocfl gei6idt ali
@eo. S, Sobnion. bon 8araga, elmer Der
a3dbl. 9rei Der 8eiiber maren BON elmer
Sarntlie, nGmIt6 So1n 8oOmet1l, ieine Srau
llnO &inb. ST. 8obtpetn ftherte ipmtt
eiuen grnben She'll be5 @etpinues. 6r.
Goa6 betperfiteligte fir i'm bieie 8o6e
Den &duf zines !6auieS tn 8araga, uno CT
bat lOeben nit Der @rri6tung zines peitereu
6auies arf ben Gotten begornen. 0aS
@elo miro IN jebem Safe @utes tbun.-
Q'Qnle (Wli6.O Sentinel. 3. Wfdra.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
gNo lit 9ltttom Wamloercr2

Son Otiltuautee aus miro na6 einem
8le6i6mteO gfamenS Qlnton Wulberer 9ez
lll6t, Delien Samtlie an oer @eoaritraBe in
Wttlmaltee mObnt unb Der Dor etlpa eiltem
Sabre III ben Yullman'i6en @erfitdtten
8ei6Gfttgung erbtelt. ST bate ietne Saz
Mile, beftebeno aus Srau Wrb Stpet fletler
8inoern, INN Mei5na6ten belll6t unb reid
bsl6enft, bat ieoo6 lett leiner Nbretie ni6tS
ntebr BON it'd b0ren lalien. 0as 2ebte, mas
man oon ibm erfubr, lit, Oab er am Sage
li6fett in Geniin9ton ~beitpobnte. ST 1T
eth Wttt9lieO beS Carpenter Conclave
Royal Adelphia" unb i'm Sale ieines Ioz
pes lit ieine 6anilie gu $4,000 2ebensper7
lt0ertng bere0tigt. Die 8eamten beS Or
oens babelr leine 8eitrGge meiter be3a6lt, ba9
nit Die 2ebensOeriiberung uidt perloren
gebt, baben ieoo6 biSber pergebens na0 lei7
1tem GerbIeiben gefpriht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
(Gtn9eloHot.)
I'm MeEnOPiaEn.

W(011ee, NSu.
y11niere 8iirger tpur6en bur6 Sic traurtge
Nadribt BON Dent Iooe beS Sberit Nrno
SOB auf's 5iefite 6etritbt. @r tpar friiber
etn 8eipobner Wfonee's un0 wdbreno eilter
9teibe bon Sabren SuperDtior beS Ioipns,
tpG6renD benel Der llnteraetduete ais Comm
Glerf nit inn in amtli6en 8e5iebungen
itano.
0ur6 6as 9tbleben 6es 6rn. Bob bat Ser
Dftlt6e She'll BON SSH Gou1tp einen 6reuno
uro Gatb8e6er Derloren, Sett % Sabren
bat itb ein GROCER She'll %unierer @inmobnerz
i6aft in Jte6tSfdQen itets an i'm UNI Gatb
gelpenbet. @r tpar 5uporfommeno I'M bod
iten @rab, Elm Gentleman" i'm ma6riten
Gimme beS Nortes, eiu SolOat unO, mebr
els N1leS = Elm ebrli6er Otann, Die eoellte
S60pfuug @Ottes.
llniere 8iirger bringen ietner bintcrz
l%aiienen gBittpe Die Der8li6ite &beilna6me
entgegen."
6. @atbroof, Monee, SQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
VA Ne,tmste gaae tn G,arona.

Die unter bieiemIitel I'M r@elten" per6ffents
li6ten intereiianten 9eiiel6iloerungen bes
9rn. 8albtngton SEEING ii1o, einem pielz
tab 9eauBerten @unl9e 3ufolge, in elmer
oauerroeren 6Orm ais 8u0 eri6ienen, baS
tllr ben btutgen Yrets bon 80 @ents in Ser
Office Der ISL. StaatSaeitung" unb our6
lullere Ige1ten 81 baben lit. gu Brdmien
beredtigte 2eler bes vQSo6enblatts" ODER
Des ug8eiteus" f0nuen bas Bud an STEELE
elmer a1Deren 8rdmie be3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02

Der 0emeraI : 9Ggeatt @crmeann
SreGiGmttot bcIud)t Die Staatem
cSMtnpiS, Wtiffiffppi SOmtitamn,
9lrfanfAS, WtiifptrL Senncf1ee tttto
SegaS.
9err Grttft SettmttgDnpest, Spe=
si0l=GorrcipptOcnt 4ttto Wgettt, Die
Gtaatcn 1ttt0 SerrttOrtep S4imOiS,
Sutp1, NeDrasfa, 9AfOta, GOlo=
raSOS &aniaS, 0%tontann, Wetu=
WcrtcO attto Oen Staat Ncrico.
seer SSrntts Stto Ole Staateu SI=
Itmots, SDaua. WtScDtitr, Wittne=
iOta 1tttS 9nfOtA.
SEER o. e. .@oSItn9 Set Staat
SSItnDtS+
S3crr otto @tOeNer oen Stat
SDWa.
SEER 8nS. NpaG Scm Gtaat Nez
braSfa.