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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-09
INDIANA ANDIL NEWS
The Daily Chronicle of Happenings of
Various Kinds in the Two States.
Woman Roughly Handled By Masked Burg-
Iars-The Evansville Sensation Collapses
Jail DeIlvery-NOtes and Gleanings.


Masked ScoundreIs Enter Residence and Sc
rfously MaItrest = Woman.
ppecial TO the Indianapolis Jon-ns-
BfARIoN, March a--About midnight last night
Two masked robbers forced an entrance into the
residence Of Stephen Irwin, gas-wen driler.
Dn Tenth street. Mr. irwin was absent, and
his wife and TWO children were alone. Mrs. r.
win, who has been in bad health. jumped from
her bed and grabbed hammer that happened
10 be living on the foor, determined to make the
best defense possible. n the sitting-room she
met the two robbers Both had masked them
selves by tying red bandanna hand
kerchiefs over their faces. The foremost
one. who is described as burly
man, over six feet tall, grabbed Mrs. Irwin by
tne throat and struck her the head with the
butt end of a revolver, while his accomplice
wrested away the hammer She kicked, and
bit and scratched, but was overpowered A
piece of clothes line avas procured, aud the two
intruders tied the hands and feet of their VICTIM
bound her to chair. and gagged her with
Eowel. The leader then produced n knife and
demanded several hundred dollars. supposed to
be secreted in the house. but Mrs. Irwin
denied possession Of any money. The
robbers then started for the bedroom
whore the children were sleeping, and Mrs r.
win swooned from terror and excitement. The
burglars then placed sheets and bedcl0thes
against the windows and transoms to prevent
being seen. and ransacked the house completely.
They got nothing for their pains, the several
hundred dollars that had been in the house the
day before having been deposited in bank.
When Mrs. Irwin revived the robbers wore gone.
Though still bound and gagged she succeeded
a moving ch .ir toward door. and ra sed such
eommotion that the neighbors were
aroused and she was released from
her painful prodcament This morning the
officers arrested two suspicious looking char
acters who gave the names of William Staunton
and Thomas SturRis. The former claim ed to be
from Park county and the latter from Warren.
They we're released and both started out of
town different directIons. The belief 10 their
guilt siren Rthened, and they were pursued and
Dverhauled. They were taken into the presence
of Mrs Irwin, but she unable to identify
them Staunton had scratch on his wrist and
his legs were bruised though they might
have been kicked. At sight of this evidence
the husband of the injured woman sprang at
Stanton and attempted to kill him, but was
restrained. An examination or Sturgise clothes
showed several buttons recently torn off. Among
the effects of each found large red hand
kerchief The prisoners remanded TO Jail
20 await developments. Mrs Irwin is complete
ly Frustrated, and at times delirious. The affair
has created intense excitement. and in the event
OF afataI termination, nothing would save Staun-
Ton and Sturgis from mob violence
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Brief Mention.

Calvin Knowlton, ex-president of Will County
Bank. Joliet, died at Santa Barbara, Cal, Tues
day night
Michael Fox was arrested in San Francisco,
Cal, Wednesday, for forgeries committed in
Durand, five years ago. He is also charged with
bigamy.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction has
issued a circular which states that the exami-
nation of the country schools in work for the
State Fair exhibit will occur March 20 and 30.
Premium lists and plans of work be OBJ
tanned on application to superintendent Ed
wards
The Supreme Court has granted q supersedeas
In the William e. Westbrook murder case.
The hearing on the motion for new trial will be
had before the full bench at Ottawa in June
But for this action Westbrock would have been
hanged on March 80, for the murder of William
Gross, at Blue Mound, last July.
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NEW YoaK, March s.-The Rev Dr. Talmaee
has written the following letter TO Miss Susan
b. Anthony. the president OF the International
Council for Women. which is to be held in WASH
intou this month.
Dear Miss Anthony--Your letter received and am
thankful for It, because il allows the opportunity
of doing two thingssead You hearty greeting for all
the good you have done and doing and also say
that notwithstanding anything you may have read to
the contrary, have always been in favor of female
suffrage l advocate. in my pulpit. as weu III
private, the trying OF the experiment, although
have not much confidence as maay of my friends
in its power to eradicate The great vils of the day
The government Of the United States ought either
free women from paying tax give them the vote.
wish could accept your kind Invitation TO attend
your national convention aud hear the great womanly
leaders, but must be elsewhere.
Mayyou always dwell IN the light, Yours,
RRooKLYH. March .. T. DE WITT TALMAGE.
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Gas was seain struck az Princeton, yesterday,
at depth OF go feet The yield is fully equal
10 the irst we'll, watch is estimated a. ., SOC, goo
feet per day.
About thirty days ago Ivory CutsIneer, OF
Edin burg, made criminal assault on a young
girl Of that vieipity, and then fed the country
He has been arrested at Tnseola, Douglass
eonnfy. Illinois. on 8 similex charge. Steps will
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The Alleged aurderers of Ballard.

Epeeial 30 the Indianapolis JournaL
SHOALS, March Rev. John Stone was
lodged in Jail today. charged with completely in
hs murder OF jackson Ballard, March is.
1854 He was captured in Carml Ill, and was
escorted from the depot here TO the Jail by
fully two hundred citizens. Messrs Dobbips
Clark and Judge Gardner have asked for an
early trial for all the men, five ia number
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A Funeral wlshout ) CORPSE.

bpecla4 @ the LndlanapoIis 1ournal-
RIcRNoNp, March S.-Although ARRANGEMENTS
have not been perfected. the novelty of funer-
al without corpse to bury will probably be
witnessed next Sunday by the friends of David
Hampton, who was blown to atoms by the ex
plosiou Tuesday morning. small part of one
OF his heels, on which there is a piece of sock.
has been found, and also piece of flesh and
bone that is supposed to be fraction OF rib
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WINcHEsTER, March 8--Miss Alice Palmer
State organizer of the w. C. T. u, is in the
icty. She intends spending week in the coun-
y ieeturing and organizing On Friday she
will lecture at Union City, and on Sunday even
ing in this city On next Tuesday the
Union will hold county conven-
non In this city, at which time
the election of officers for the ensuing YEAR viii
be held. Both Miss Palmer and Miss Moilie G..
Hay, State organizer for the Y w c. T. u.
VIII De present on that occasion. AS a result of
the Unions efforts, three applicants for license
10 retail liquor in this city have withdrawn
their applications.
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Murdered by = Reiected love-

EVANSVILLE, March s.-Louis Richter, rich
young farmer, residing seven miles from this
city, shot and killed Louisa Schmtt. his cousin
about 5 o'clock this afternoon, and then com
mitted suicide by shooting himself. He was in
love with the girl ami she refused TO marry him
and he became so enraged that he enacted the
tragedy. His father was clerk of the court OF
the county
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Is most distressing not only TO the person af-
hlcted. If he have any pride, but TO those with
whom he comes IN contact. tits delicate mat
ter speak Of but It has parted not only friends
but lovers. Bad breath and catarrh are insep-
arabic. Dr. SAFES Catavrh Remedy cures the
worst cases. as thousands can testify.
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Allen O. Myers stln Missing.

COLUMBUS o., March S-The non temperance
of Allen O Myers caused the postponement of
the taily-sheer trial again to-day. 1t is thought
he has been frightened away by rumors that he
was to be arrested for contempt Of court
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Racing nj NaH Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March S-First Race-Three-
eiehths of mile Overture was first. West sec
ond, Fan King third Time. 1884.
Second Race-Four and oue-nalf furlongs.
Lucy johnson was first. Bobolink second, Steve
Jerome third. Time; SO
Third Race-Tnrse-fourths of mile. Lafitte
was first. Count Luna second. Redstone third.
Time, Ills
Fourth Race-One mile. Little Minnie was
first, St Valentine second, Wandered third.
Time I.45
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Jail Delivery AZ Winchester.

Bpsciai to the Indianapolis Journal
WINCHESTER. March 8.-This afternoon, be-
tween and o'clock. eight of the prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail escaped and four of the
number are yet at large. They had
succeeded in freeing themselves from
their cells by taking the iron handle
from pump at hand and
breaking the bars OF the different cells, admit
cling the occupants into the main corridor, which
communicates with the sherif1s Office by means
Of enc main entrance door. A noise was made
ut this door, which the sheriffs wife opened to
see what waBted. when one
OF the prlsoners-Rev George Administering
forward and caught her and choked her so she
could not give an alarm, while the other prison.
ers ran out, when he threw her against the door
and made his escape. The names of those who
escaped are Mccoy, Smith, Bailey, Adams. Cool
Furgason. Gilmore and Sehlagle. Ofthese Ad-
ems. FurRason. Bailey and Smith nave been
captured. At the time of the escape Sheriff
Hawthorn was at Indianapolis. where he had
gone with an inmate for the Insane Asylum.
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Coke,
The pairs announced were Evarts and Nor
gan, Edmunds and Jones of Arkansas Sabiu
and Call. Ransom and Jones of Nevada. Vest
and Plumb.
Mr. Blair introduced his bill of former SEES
sions-to grant pensions to all soldiers who
served three months in the army during the war
of the rebellion. Referred.
Mr. Cockrell. from the select committee APP
pointed last session to inquire into the meth DDS
and business Of the executive Departments pre-
scented report. which was ordered printed and
two bills, which were placed on the calendar
one to continue the work of making classified
abridgment of Ietters-patens and the other to
provide for the disposition of useless papers in
the executive departments On his motion, the
committee was then continued
Mr.. Blair, from the COMMITTEES on education
and labor, reported bill applying the eight
hour law TO letter-carriers. Placed on the calen-
dar.
Mr.. Platt. from the committee on Indian af-
fairs, reported a bill to provide for the sale of
certain New York Indian lands III Kansas.
Placed on the calendar
Mr.. Sherman offered resolution, which was
adopted, requesting the President to furnish
copies OF instructions to the United States
minister at Caracas. and Of correspondence be-
tween the governments OF the United States
and Venezuela since Feb. % regarding the
seizure and detention of the American steam
ships Hero, San Fernandino and Nutrias. the
property of the Venezuelan Transportation
Company. of New York.
Mr. Allison moved that the differentiation
bill be taken MP as the unfinished business
which was done. and the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
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Is day the synonym for al taat Is best and
most fashionable Ia the toilet art.
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The bill was then reported back from the COM
mittee of the whole, and the amendments there
in agreed to were voted The first vote was
on the amendment offered by Mr.. Call, to make
the bill apply to those who served in the war
with Mexico, or for thirty days in any of the
wars with Indian tribes. The amendment was
reiected-yeas q. NAYS 37-as follows:
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Ely's Cream Balm

Catarrh is disease of the
mucous membrane, gener-
ally originating in tine nasal
passages and maintaining its
stronghold in the head.
From this point it sends
forth a poisonous virus into
the stomach and through the
digestive organs. corrupting
the blood and producing 9TH
er troublesome and danger
GUS symptoms. Try the cure.
A particle is applied into each 4
able. Price 5Ocents sc Druggi SITS;
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Proceedings OF the House.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Mr. Tiiiman. of
South Carolina asked unanimous consent for
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DIR. TaImage Favors Female Suffrage.

T-Traces of precipitation.
Note-One-tenth of an inch of melted snow EQUALS
one inch of snow.
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Tweifth-Distriot Prohibltionlsts.


FoRT WAYNE March S-The Prohibitiopists
OF the Twelfth district are first in the field with
their nominee for Congress. At convention
held yesterday at Auburn, q. G. Fowler, of
this city, presided After electing a number of
delegates to the various conventions including
the national convention. Rev. NJ. F. Butler, of
Noble county, was nominated for Congress. He
accepted the nomination in graceful speech
and promised q vigorous campaign if the ex-
pected support was given him. AS the
Twelfth district will undoubtedly be closely con-
tested the Prohibition vote becomes political
factor that neither Of the two stronger parties
san afford TO disregard
The Evansville Sensation Fails to Pan Out
EVANSVILLE, March e.-The great Barnes
lost will sensation was brought to close yes
terday afternoon when the remains were ex-
humed, under order of the Circuit Court
and inspected by a committee of citizens ap-
pointed for that purpose. The remains were
found completely decomposed, and the casket
hlled with water. The clothing was onlv par
italy preserved. and though most scruplously
and carefully inspected. not q vestige of slip
OF paper or anything could DO discovered This
brings to close one of the most startling SEN
sations that ever disturbed the people of this
city. What could have been the design of the
Chicago woman in instiRatiDg this ghoulish per-.
Torrance Is profound mystery.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Indications.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. March 8, 1OP.M
For Indiana Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin
Fresh southerly winds; fair weather. followed
by light rain or snow
For Ohlo--Light to fresh westerly, followed
by variable winds; warmer, fair weather.
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I. v. b.. SOUTHWEST.
Leave for VlncenneS 7:l0am 4l5pm
Arrive from HIncenn es-.. ..... 4oaln 4:30pm
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Local Weather Report.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 8. 1883
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
@ertttSmtes.

- 9ie Staot SAM Of in De &Glbz
Gouutp I'M nDrbIi0e SlItnnts lit
enoli6 Don ser 8robtbtttp1t be-
5err S. IS. Wfitn6 6aielbft ldretbt
uts: y9as erlte Wtal in pier5ebn Sabren 1T
uniere Staot pouftGnDig BON Ser 9icer51
8artei erobert tporbeu, un6 9icena fir Stpei
Sabre lit geltbert. SIM 2alfe BON 5ebn
Sabren bate Sanbtpih mn bret Sabre per-
1GIeoene Wfdle 9icens uro Der Druid leltellS
Der Semperen5ler tuar i6tper. Stun lpIrne
ibnen (@ott lei Sob ln6 DauD e1oli6 Der
Stab gcbroden utb Elm nabres Seoan 81
Sbeil. Ser lteue Staotrat6 unb Die 1telten
8ean1ten itnD aunt IeBten Wfann fiir 9icen5."
Die 9nbrep Carnegie ge6Origen
r@Dgar SbDmpiou @prfs" III
8rabood in genniplDanten perben jest ben
&f gegen bic mG9tt9e Gtienz
arbetter Hntpn aufneDmen. sic tper>
ben am Woltag nit ni6t our Union ge6o7
rlgel1 Se1ten Ill arbeiten beginner, nadoem
Die Union tbre1 8ori6lag, entpebcr siDoIf
Stunoet1 3It a%rbeiten, oDer 3ebn 8rosent bon
ben Sobnen ob5ulafen, a6gele6nt bat.
0aS Sbertaatsgert6t Don
Shto bat DQS BON Der porigen StaatSge@
leB9ebung an8enDnlmene Gjeieb, mel6e5
8erbre9er, Die i6on DreimaI Su
3u1tbausftrafe berurt1etlt 9eipelen
ltnp, ais unperbeIierIi6e be5ei6net, un6 ibre
lebenSlGngtt6 de Gin perrung
a%norbnet, fir perfaiiungstpibrig erfldrt.
@ouDerneur More6oueD BON
Wtt11ourl bat ieine @etGerHnG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

briiner: vSSa, bort 6riiben iin6 aber audi
ollie 9ebenSbeDiriniiie 10 piel btll9erA als
bier, Dap Die Nrbeiter Drilber nit Wtart
umb 8fennig ebenio ipett reId)er1, ME pier
nit Dollar unD Sent!"
Noralf mir 6teSunal, pte l6on bunoert>
NAL norber anttDorten: ySbr 1preGt Die
llnipabrbeit u1o spar 10 entIt6 urD
a6it6tIi6, bas beiBt tbr il 8 in euern
6als 6inein! Die nOtbtpen0t9iten 2ebensz
be0iirfnii1e, nit Qusl1a6nte Der &artofeln,
allp 8ro6, Sleil6, S6mal3, &affee, 8rennz
itoffe, foiten 0riiben noaauf 10 Dtel, pte
bier, ia iogar ettpaS mebr ettpas, bod
ni6t biel btIiger, ais bier, itno Die getp0bnz
Iiben &lei6ungsitiide, pie iie oriiben Der
Nrbeiter trGgt; bie Oftetbe lit in fLeinen
StGbten ~aueroin3S erbeblt6 biQiger, ais III
@roBitdbten, bod itnb AUDI Bic @obnunz
gen bana6. Gednet man oas NQes ineinz
AMBER, 10 geIangt man 81 Dem S6lulle, oaB
bier ell Dollar auerbtngS ni6t 10 ipett
reidt, tDie Oriiben pier Wtarf, tpobl aber
10 tpeit tpte BORT bret Marf. 8enn aliO
bier Der Qrbeiter 10 btele Dollars bere
bient, tpie oriiben Wfarf, 10 fam CT It'd
fir sic glethe Notwithstanding Dolauf 6reiz
mat 0 bieI 9~ebensgenuB peri6affen,
WV ApNItlt 81 4ltNp( ! Sb"10St NOIH "
puBen iptQ, ii6 int 9aufe Der Sabre etn
netteS &apitGlden 5ulan1menlparen.
9ab btes Die pole 8abrbett lit, tpeiB ia
jeoer ebrlide Qtrbetter, uno liberties ltegt
Der 8eipets oofir tn ben Bit6ern Der
Sparbanfen in ben Oitli6en Staaten,
10 ME in beuen Der 8 au>8eretne bier
I'M 8eiten Dor. !3ebntaulenoe uno aber
j3e6ntauieu6e BON Qlrbeitern, Die ni6ts ais
lire QIrbeitSfraft nit na6 Mmerifd gez
bra6t batten, tie aber fletBtg lnb ftett9 berz
tpert6eter, obne ii6 nit tpliter 8riiQeret
unb Strciferei su b%efaiien. iinb bier gu be-
bdgltdem gSoblitanoe 9elan9t uno mobnen
in etgenen 6Guiern. @are bas mDglt6 gez
ipeien, tpenn iptrfli6 Der Dollar bter3uz
laltbe ttidt tpetter rei6te, ais IN 0eutl6lanO
Die Wlart ?
9hur 10 Diel 1T ri6tig, baB in 9euti6>
Ianb bic imeiiten 2lrbetter i6re Nnipriide an
2%eben5genuB auf etu niel tteferes ItaB 6erz
abgeieBt baben, ais Die bieit9en; baB tie alio
i'm @roBen 1tno @an3en bel ibrem Wfarflobn
5ufrtebener itl1o, ais uniere Nrbetter
bel ibrem 9olarIobn. @em &eIfartoffeln
urtb SGring Der boGite @enltB finb, ion17
inert nt6t barber, tpenn t9nt &inoerbraten,
8eefiteaf, 8uter6raten ODER Quitern uner7
i6tpingli6 iino. 0oS ct ntdt tpeiB, madt
tbn ridt betB. @liidlid Ser Wtenid, oeiz
len GltBeriteS WlaB BON 8%e0iirfniiien it6
inrerbalb Der MitteI bGlt, iiser bic er per=
fiiatl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
9eHeNSGbcrSr1fftd.

Marb 2Dn6, Sic nebit ibren Mnse6Origen
an Der SIDE bon Stftb 2loe. u1o %. StraBe
tpobnen6e 20idbrige S6peiter bes Mttte
9p1h, pel6er I'M ~porigen Sabre tpegen Der
@ri6teBun9 beS 0e6etmpoltStlten 6aQoran
fitr Die 9auer bon 80 Sabren mad Solicit
geldtGt tpurbe, Deriu6te Wontagbur6 Ser
16lu6en bon Rattengift bon bieier Welt
Nbi6teo 81 nebmet. gtnem @r3t gelang es,
Die au9enblifli6e 2ebens9efabr gu beietttgen,
bod lag WtarD geitern Qbenb babetm nod
I'M frttii6en 53uftanoe barnieber. 9abbD,
elmer tbrer 8ri0er, i6ma6tet %augenblidlid
tDe9en etneS @inbru6S I'M GountDStpin9er.
Der @runb beS 2ebensiiberbrufies bes
WfGb6enS ift, 10 ocrmutbet man, i'm Stunt
mer iiber 0aS S6tdial ibrer 8rloer, beren
lebteripGbnter ebenfaIS Die bette NuSlt6t
fur ben Solicitor 3eDrafittel baben ioa, gu
Iu6elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
Ncstte Tito @feat1tfae.

CSSn etner 0euti6e1 3ettIng fin6en mir
Bic ~folgelIoe pom 30. O1Grs oQtirte Wttttbei5
lung aus G%Ditriugen:
,}launI lit ulilberes gScttcr ciuqetretsn, 10 Sab eS
n6g!t6; lit, he @rbcitCll in1 Sreten ul1D i~usbeiplz
scrt oe Sonarbeitel piebcr aufSunebu1en, 10
te9'nnt Gltp III Der Arbetterbepolterlllg mieber sic
gtpcgun9 ltm " II b erun9 Der q l.
tctt5tobne. go babert Die pereinigten 8a1tz
tGIowcrter SI @ c / Is E II unO aus ben unt>
tst9enoet SttlDG1ten al Die Wteiiter etn &uno>
l1rtiben 9ertdtct, 1portll lie pom !. April ab ben
%obulQt fiir Mtqltrer, 3inlncrer un0 9QdbeCfer
euf 30 &ieHni9e iUr Die Stunbe erb0bt Dabei mot
len. (0er ~bi5Berige 2obn tetrGgt ~burdi9nittlid)
% EIelali9e PEI Stunoe.) Siele 6oroerlt1lg min
nit Der Grb0bnn9 Der 2ebenSrittelpretle, ms
btonOcre aud oeS = I a II Il t 10 { | II $ mottuirt.
Sic Arbfitgeber baben sineI 9uSlbuB sur &orbe>
rutbung uber iBre Steltungnabme ST. Oicler Sor>
ScrlnIg ein9elekt.-SI Is rlurt u%crlangcn Die
NialergCbJlien 30 g fennige pro StullOe al @o9enz
tGgcu, 50 &lennige pro Stlltoe 1Ilr Sonnta9S> ltltb
Nadtarbeit loInie Sel9rd1lfrn9 Der td9ltden
StrbeitS;eit aui 10 StunbeI.-SM % / 3 \ a liz
Ell bebarrcr bic @tdrrer auI ibrer 6or6crung
bon 30 Yienntge pro &rbeitSltunbe. Ole Wtellter
Babel nod tetnen euo9iltisen 8eidlub sefaBt."
gSie man bierous er1ieGt, betrG9t brii6en
Der St!mOenl06n in BEN 8%augetDerben
fnum 10 Diele 8fennige, tpie bier
Gents, Der gauge @o6enDerOienft aLio =
inter 2lunabrne gleider NrbeitSoauer =
fuum 10 Diele Ot arf, ME bier Dollars.
SS}l Der @e9enb BON QSeiBenfels fat Der
S%hunoenloDn Der O2durer, 3immerleute
NIB 9n6befer bisber nur 6 Gctts 6etra@
GEL alio Der 6 a g { lobn BET 5e IL ftiinots
az QrbeitSseit 60 Gents, pdbreno bieielben
SanOperfer bier fir Elm I'D t itiinbi9eS
S~agetperf $3.50 (oier uno Sipei brittelmal
10 DieD crbalten.- Stun ntO6ten bic arn1en
&erIc brilben itatt Der 6 Gents Stunbene
lobn 71s5 @ents baben, mos ibuer fir eil
1%0itiinDiges 3agetperf Y @elnts geben tpiirbe
Cir 8ititnoiges nur 573 Gents). Die Ntrz
bettge6er baltcn erit nod 8orberat6un8en
barber, pie tie ii6 81 Oieier, bon i6nen
ipabri6einli6 fir unOeriGdmt argeiebenen
Soroerung Der9dlteu tpoleit. - Die Nn~
itreider GyOtalsr"O mouen So 8fenui8e,
5. +. s 2l5 Gents Stuubenlo6n 9a6eu, mas
fir o6ttiiuOige Qr6ett 81 lis, fir 5ebns
ftiin6ige "a @ents Sagelobu ergG6e.
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baS @jsi6rei unierer nimmeriatten Streit@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

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