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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-08
IRON AND STEEL.

L~EATHER-Oak sole, 1910; hemlock sole, 90
1890; harness, 3O935c; skirting, 3793sc; black
6 SGlaie cit Z a Sip. sSSS %: french F2la c6lo Sin. SSSSs9 g.
city calf-skins, S5c0$1.1O; French calf-skins,
$1.1501.S0.
HDEs-NO. 1 green, 4l2c: No. 2 green, Sc; No.
= green salt, 5lac; No. 2 green salt, &c; calf same
as hides; No. 1 green salt kip, sc; No. 2 greensalt
kip, Sc.
SHEEPsKINs-Pelts, each 25c0$l.25.
1, SC; No. 2, 41oc.
GREAsE-Brown, 212c; yellow, 23ac, white, 4l2c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-08

Raisins, California London layer, new, $3.50
92.75 y box; California, loose, muscatelle, g.
crown, $1.S002 y box; Valencia, new, 726Sc
u 10; citron, 24026c y 10; currants, 607c ~ 10.
Bananas-Jamaca, $1.5002; Aspinwall, $500
$50: Ora~nges-Florida russets. $~2.25G2.50;
brights, $2.75G3 y box; Messina, $2.7593.O0i
Valencias, $6.O0a6.5O T. case. LemOns-Choice
$3.50; extra fancy, 81. Figs, 14Q Ice. Prunes
Turkish. old. 4AQ4Ioc; new. 505Iao.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-17
Try % on vosr uarness.
WOLFF q RAEl0lph. PHILADELPHIA
What Mr.. 10. .. Ew,id. Corresponding see
r"tary Of the Euriingr"n County Agri-
cultural suci"ty. has to SAY about
the Nicrobc Killer.

Mor>T noI.II Ic!. H.. is'9.
kAbAMs MiGHoHE KILLER 90.
GENTLEMEN l'ntii persuaded hy u regular
prnctiCing physician. last Octohtr iu Try Will
lam l.alani's Mi'rohc Killer. | hal cyp,ri-
mcntod with many different kinds " Imi,n;
medicines, ani hal placed myself under treat.
mcnt from several uf our mo~i noted physc.
inns, In addition ,n which visited many of the
c0nsiimpiiVc II, alih resorts of fl' country. all
In u vain s'nrch f'r r,li, from an inherited
tendency iu pulmonary '.isci,sr, aggravated by
attach. oi incuu' iila. cnng' stton AMI lniiaina-
tion. Ia .hccr despair tried yuut remedy,
hut shall ever bless The doctor who recon-
mentci u iur am now entirely fr,, from the
racki;Ig cough that male life miserable : am
improving In health anh rapidly gninining In
strength. My friends arr surprised at my
improved condition ihgt they almost weary me
relating the story of my cure. have suffered
sn much and s"ru much suffering from this
fatal disease thar feel II my lu'y to advise al
to try what believe has proved my salvation
Sinccrcrcly y"ui>.
n. I. BI'pn.
Scni ar call for rmmphlci giving fun pariicu
lars.
Sold only in gallon Jug lasts pl'ou, n
month. Price $500.
WM. EADAM's MICROEi KILLER.
Mo Arch street rhila,ielDhia.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-17

riage. and on hearing that
Hiram was man of property
she concluded To "sct her cap
for him"
You must appear to be
very industrious and econom-
ical." said Mrs. FELTON,. "He
laid particular stress on that. "
Don't fear for me. said
her cousin. 1T takes a widow
to manage the men"
When Hiram made his sec
ond call. the Widow Jones was
arraycd in a very plain calico,
which. ut the utmost, could not
have cost more than nine
pence per yard.
"Iou must excuse the plain
ness Of my dress. Mr.. Apple
ton, said she. but ! don't APP
prove of rich dresses. A cali
co is just rs warm as a silk.or
at any rate there isn't much
difference. and there's a great
deal of difference in the price. =
Hiram was delighted.
You re- a sensible woman
Mrs. Jones'. said he. you've
got a soul above the majority
of your sex"
Thank you, Mr.. Appleton, :
said the widow dcmurcly. Il
don't take no credit to myself
for it. Its natural To me. 1t
makes me sick to see how
fond MOST women are OF tlum-
merry, aN>2utting all they can
earn ON III Y back.
That's a \ct.' said Hiram.
That's Just / effect it has
on me. Now. lrS. Jones.
this he said in a confidential
tone. how long do you think |
have made this coat do for
best.
Mrs. Jones couldn't possibly
tell.
Its lasted ten years, said
Iran with belonging pride.
Ten years, and it's a good
coat yet.
SO it is. said the widow.
and ! commend your pru
dcncc, MIR. Appleton. How
long do you think it is since |
bought this dress?
Hiram vcnturcd to guess
five years.
You're wrong. said the
widow, shaking ~ i. i
had II just twclVl ago.
last spring.
Mrs. Jones did not think it
necessary to mention that, al
though it had been bought at
that time. it had been cast
aside some Ioyears sincc,and
had only been rcsuscitatcd for
the sake OF producing an i'm
PRECISION on MIR. Appleton.
Twelve years exclaimed
Hiram in a glow of admira-
ton. You're a perfect treas
urc, Mrs. Jones'.
La, now, you don't mean
it., said the widow, bashfully.
Yes, | do, and you're the
woman I've been seeking for
five ycars for a wife. So lovely
and So-cconomical Dear
widow Jones. may hope that
you will favor me with your
hand that you will become
Mrs. Appleton
This is SO unexpected,
murmurcd the widow and yet
feel that a man Of your Just
sentiments and prudent habits
is not to be sighted. will
accept your offer in the same
spirit in which il is made.
There is one thing. said
Hiram. after short pause,
that | should like to mention.
| am "A straightforward man.
and ! want everything To be
understood. Would you have
any objection to taking a few
boarlcrs after we are mar
ricd
Not the slightest, said the
widow, indeed intended to
mention something of the sort
IInyor
Did you, though. really 2
inquired Hiram with delight.
Mes. the tact is, Mr., Apple
ton. ! am social by tcmpcra-
mcnt. and il is rather agrcca-
bic than otherwise To have a
large family about me.
Hiram began TO think that
the widow was an admirable
woman, and he could not have
made a better match if he had
sollpht the world over.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-17

blue coat with brass buttons
which had served him SO long
and faithfully.
ut looks well enough" he
said, and there isn't any use
going to any foolish expense.
The widow was dressed in a
plain dclanc. with no orna-
mcnts.
''llow much shall give
you:?" asked Hiram of the
clergyman who had united
them.
whatever you please, +"
said the clergyman politely.
How much does the law
allow !" persisted Hiram.
"Onc dollar and a quarter.
''Ihcn.' said Hiram. "herc's
Il two, and you can give me
back IS cents in change.
The clergyman made change
with as sober a face as he
could. and the happy pair de
parted Tor home.
The next day Hiram broach-
ed the subject of boardcrs.
There amt any use in de-
laying the matter as ! know
of. said he. We might as
well begin first as last. Sup
pose we advertise.
There isn't any need OF
that. said the new Mrs. APP
plcton. i know of some
friends in the place where |
used to live who would be too
glad to come and board with
us.
DO you. asked Hiram,
with caycrness. That's a
good idea. 1t will save the
expense of advertising.
Yes. said Mrs. Appleton.
That is very true. However,
it Will be- necessary To- 90 and
see them. and that will cost
something.
How much
y dollar and thirty seven
cents each way. returned his
wife.
That will make S..75, said
Hiram. Ill give you three.
The extra quarter will do for
miscellaneous expenses,
This was an umcxamplcd
stroke of generosity ON the
part of Mr.. Appleton but the
thought of the profits which he
was going to make made him
feel unusually generous.
How long will you be gomez
asked Hiram.
That will depend a little ON
circumstances. | think ] can
be back by the end Of the
week.
And you feel pretty sure Of
bringing back some boarders ?
i think | can promise you
six at least, said his wife con
hdently.
Six !! returned Hiram with
satisfaction.
Sin, AT three dollars Il week.
will make eighteen dollars.
Then the actual cost of board
ing them need not be more
than a dollar apiece. That
will make twelve dollars clear
weekly, or twelve hundred dol
lars a year"
This was a very gratifying
calculation, and Hiram awaited
his wifc's return with eager
ness.
On Saturday night the stage
stopped at the door. 1t ap-
pcarcd.to be unusually full.
Mrs. Appleton got out first.
Then successfully alightcd
three boys and three girls,
varying in age from IS to5.
80 they're al children.
said Hiram a little bcwildcrcd.
Mes. said his wife. Please
help the driver in with their
trunks.
They won't eat SO much as
if they were grown, thought
Hiram, as he proceeded to do
what WAS assigned him.
NJ length they were all in
the house baggage and al.
ana tho driver had depart d.
'What are their names ?
asked Hiram. looking about
him.
Their last name is ones.
They are my children by my
first husband.
What = exclaimed Hiram
aghast. Amt they boarders ?
OF course. This will be
their home hcnccforth. Where
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Mr.. AppletOn'S BOarderS

vi iIOiiCy dIiu dS iC INCu III
the most economical manner,
had managed to accumulate a
considerable sum Of it. As an
Instance Of his economy, he
had worn the same blue coat
with brass buttons for ten
years. to church and to mus
ter. and there was considcra-
bic probability of its having to
serve much longer. Hiram
was a bachelor. He consid-
cred a wife an expensive luz
ury. from which he abstained
from economical motives.
In the course OF time. how
ever. Hiram came to take a
different view of the matter.
He read somewhere that it
was saving to be married. as
the work that a wife would do
would more than pay the ex-
pcnscs Of her board and cloth
ing. On reflection Hiram con
sidcred that. under his circum-
stances. this was a considcra-
ton of some Importance.
Besides, " thought he, I'VE
might take boardcrs, and tax
ing boardcrs is profitable If
you don't keep EN- too well.
I've heard that Aunt lane
Doolittlc made a thousand dol
lars clear in one year from
Keeping boardcrs And all
the labor comes on the vim
min folks, too. | guess ! must
be married. "
MIR. Appleton decided ON
the whole to marry a widow. :
We give his reasons in his
own words
1T stands To reason. he
soliloquizcd, that a widow
must have more experience
about housekeeping matters
than one who hasn't been
married. Now. one that ism I
experienced is very apt TO
waste things. and it takes a
good deal OF time to teach en-
better. Now 4 widow 5 al
ready broken into the ways OF
household. | must be on the
lookout for Il widow" "
Mr.. Hiram Appleton, ac.
corGlingly, began TO look about
him.
lust al this time there came
into town a certain Widow
Jones. on a VISIT TO 4 relation.
AS MIR. Appleton was well
acquainted at the house where
she was visiting, he soon found
it in his way 10 call round"
The widow WAS sitting in
the keeping room, with Mrs.
FELTON,, her relation.
"Mr. Appleton, said the
latter. let me introduce you to
my cousin, Mrs. Jones'.
Hiram bowed.
Il wonder whether shc's $ a
widow" !" he thought to him
self.
When Mrs. l'clton accom-
panied him to the door, he
vcnturcd to make the inquiry.
Yes" said Mrs. FELTON,,
her husband died two years
since.
You see. Mrs. l'clton, :
said Hiram in a business-likc
tone. 1--we been thinking of
getting married. | think on
the whole. it would be good
policy. ! guess | should pre-
fer a smart, Industrious, econ
omical widow. if ! could hear
of one anywhere.
Then" said Mrs. FELTON,.
Il am quite sure that my cou-
sin would suit you. She's as
Industrious ? crcctur rs YOU
ever saw. Always has work
in her hand"
There's one thing ! want
to know about, ' said Hiram
anxiously. is She fond of
dress ? | don't know much
about it. but have heard that
some wimmin spend a site ON
their dress. Now | can't sand
that anyhow. ! calculate that
my wife il ! ever have any
shall dress decent ; but as To
six dresses. and gold chains.
and such, they won't come out
of me-
Mrs. l'clton assured the in
quircr that no one could be
more simple in her tastes than
her cousin an assurance
which gratiiicd Mr.. Appleton
exceedingly.
"Nou neeIn't tell her what
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

tpenn ni9t Ser Nemter tpe9et 2" 6eute
beiBt es: Die 8eute geb0rt nidt nur ben
@nbG1gern 6er Yartei, mel6e geltegt bat,
io1oern 5 g e n ultter tbnett, pelbe
oil benz lie este gBablitege perlonlthe11
Nnt6eil gebabt baben. Nn9cbDrt8e Qlterer
SQDrgGnQe fomn1en ni6t in Setra6t. user
an Der 8eute zines frIberen Ste9eS
She'll ge1abt bat, bat fctnen rtebr an Der
bes iesigen. Stun gar Elm Gepublttaner,
Der aus Der 6anb. zines bemotrattl0en
BrGiiDetten 8ro0 angenommen bat, Der
lit Elm i9n0oer 8errGtber un0 perote1t
33ihtigun9 bafir, baB er btnter benz tparz
men Sfen iaB, tpdbreno ietne Partet9enp1le1
brauBen froren.
geab Dieieu @run6iGben iptr0 lnter
6arriipn perfabren tperben; Die N6leBun9
9earion's bietet bafar Die @etpGbr. Strett
sipii1en 6arriion urtO Encouragement
8Qrteifl6rern fam n1r ltber D lie Srage
entite6en, oh ibn1, ober t6nen pie entl1et7
0enoe Stirnme BEL Der Gertbetlul1g Der
8eute 5ufonme; ober 3 arliber, oaB- Die
SeIte bert6etlt iperben muB, itno lie cams
etlltg. Die GiDil0tenlt>9tef0rllt Baptere
itebet cur i3eit 10 uieorig, ipie bic S0uIo7
beri6reibungelt Der Son DOertrten Staten.
2lCJlUlHtIl Otuut 9!tullItIlF 4OStAN wv 80
bu nod Elm paar tpobLtD1te1be, ialbungSz
DoQe @orte fir Die @ioiIDienfts 9teform
iagen, itub, BEL 2ihte beieben, nt6tS belize
res ais SIanagan'S nit mem Set
g|enbIatt; Die nnOerer, Darunter Der
Y%rGiioent, uniere 8u1besienatorett &C. itto
Slanagan'S 0 b 6eigeubldtt.
0arum iolten ite eS ni6t ieit?. Sds
g@olt", 3. b. Die groBe Walie b~er1eni9ert
8irger, tpel6e Die Mablen entldetoen,
benft ia bariiber gans 10 wte iie uno bat
niemalS nnberS Qeoa6t. @S tpor cine
finolide Selbittdui6ung bon @arl S6ur3,
Curtis uno ben anoeren WtugtDumpS, ipenll
fte pdbnten, baB tire r8orite1ung BON
Gem, mas Der 0ffentltde 9ienit iein ioue,
III ben ~Nnidauun9en beS v8olfeS"
t~purSele. 9os lit ME Der Sal e%eiDeien ;
Die GiDtlbienitreform beioa0ers IN Der
yibealen" Nusbebnung, Die man tbr gu
geben iudte,--tit atf amertfantlfem
8oDen ME ettpas dnberes ais Elm frGnfltGea
SopfgeipG6S g~etueien. Sir Elm 8eamten1
tburn, tpie bas preuBtl6e, tpirb bas amerte
fanii6e Solf ni6t eber reif iein, ais.
fir Die preuBti6z oeutl6e @ebrperfaiiung
9aS aIe paar Sabre in Staat unb Staot,
alle bier Sabre i'm 8unO it6 nteoerbDlerol
&egeliptel Inn QIentter lit tbm Elm natiOnalel
sport, ben ct it'd ni6t ne9men iaiier
tDtrD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
,,@eeemfetttser sanOetsperteer.~

Nu@ Der ygbiIab. Democrat" bat nur
ette 8ertpge Weinung bon Dem 8ertbe bes
9roBen amerifaniiden Cirrus, Der inn 6erbit
,. S. in QSalbin9ton suiammentreten iou.
gSte Die SD. Staats5t9., bGlt er ben @e6anz
fen, baB our6 8eipre6un9en u1b 8el6liiie
Der pge9cnietti9e 6anoelSoerfebr" 5tptlden
ben Ser. Staaten unO ben ipanii6zamertz
tanii6en 2drlOern sef0rbert tperben tonne,
fir ei1elr tinbliden Wabn. Set a6t Seebz
rem 6dtten 2In!eritaner It6 Oen &opf Oariiber
3crbro6en, pie ite auf oen ipanii6zonneriz
toltl9en O9Grften 8uB faiien f0nnten ;
babel ieien ite auf ales M0glihe berfauen,
ltur nt0t auf ben 6aupt9runb, ben 3u
e~rtallen ibre @itelfeit i3nen nidt ~geitatte,
llamlt6 ibre et9ene %l1nfGbigfeit, unbebilfs
li6feit uno 0umme NnmaBun9 inn 0erfebr
nit Iol6en 80lfern, beren Sprode,1te nt6t
periteben.
nllnlere 6an0elspelt, " ia9t Ser 8bt(ob. Gent.
sSei9t eur GrDifnln9 iener Mdrfte b,lrdaus nidlt
ben untcrncbmun9S9eiit uuO bic @etuanotbeit, Sic
lc Iii bet Alsbettlng oeS bcimtl9en NtarftS erltz
iuifelt. Nueroin9s, leeteres lit lei6ter, lit be-
querner, tit aud bis jest uiel Iobnenber seluele1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

BERN es nffen ~duSgelptoden. glutt lit tie
5tpar nt6t gei6lagen tporoet, bod ebelt
nllr nit eineln blaren Muge oapon 9efoms
men, 10 oaB Tie ii1 ibrer SADIE fit 1892
6urdauS niht iider fiblen fann. 8are
es bd 81 pertpun6ern, tperit in T0pfen, tpie
bet oeS dbertpibtgen Watal1atcr uno lelbit
in lol6en, fpie Der beS faltber5tg bere6renz
ben 6arrtion Der 0coatfe BlaB tGnoe, it'd
fur Die ndGite @ele9enDett Die Yrnbtbttioz
nilten tparm gu bdltel1 uno ben l1ad Wanaz
mafer'S Nuffaiiune pom Telfel be~lefienen
0eut16en ben Hilden 81 febren ?
Nm Gil6e = ipas tbGte 8 AUDI :? Sriiber
ober lpGter miro ia bod Der Nneinonoerz
frab Der bei6en in @run0 ui16 8ooen ent>
9egengeleBten NnI0altltl1gen fomrnen. 0te
Yrobibitions : SeuGe, Die lett me9r oils
eircn; Wttnidbenaltcr i'm 2an6e bauIt, 1T 81
enter 10 ideuBlid franfbaften Nus9eburt
zines ller8ernunft6obn lpre6enDen gSabns
glalbenS getporoelt, Dte Die 0etenDers
70 [ q lrt9s g { II d. oeS 16. unO II.
Sabr9ltllbertS. Nrt ipabnitnniger Oo3belt
ltllO 9tieoertroDt Itebct Die RrobibtttonS1
8eltien in Soma, &oniaS uno anoerStpo ben
b[ltgieri9en %6ertnrtNtern ieier ~finitereu
3eiten un Ni6t6 nad. 3par Selgen itd
i'm Often bic uno ba etllt9e Gtdtbltde III oer
b~iiteren 0fadt oes WaDnglaubenS, aber in
ben Oanfeeitaaten De8 QSeitenS lit rod ales
finiter. - Sas wirb ni6t INNER 10 bleiben ;
Der geiunbe Menihenoerltalo tpir6 l6IieBz
lid bod at leinem Ge6te fomnen. QSenn
es nur oabur6 9eiheben fam, baB Die
Malierlnllder Yartei cine Der 9robet poltz
tiiden Yorteiert aufiriBt, Inn oann a6er aud
grinbli6 uno tir INNER 3ermalrnt gu tperz
ben - Jet IS barunn!
OeittIeripciIe miiiien mir bas oemit6is
9enbe Sdauipiel ertraget, an Der SpiBe Der
3oltz8 erwaltun9 einen Wlenl6en gu leben,
bcr in Ben revival 8erlammlunge1 bon
WloooD unb Sanfep, poer pon Gam SSores
urb Sntal all ietnem ridtigen BlaBe pare.
0a6 ein iol9er Wt1ltr utiere gotteSldmmer
Ii6enBoite 3uftGnDe perbciern tperoe, CLAUDE
eiu Qluberer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
GfrGnfttaSzW rbeit

8or etntgen Sabren tuar6, unter 0e1n BON
ben NrbeitS> Sriits Csc ellen3iinfter, ira
DIES ~unions) auf Die 8etpp6ner Der StG0te
geibten Druid, bur6 l1ra6itin1munQ Elm
YulaB 5ur Staatsperfa1iung bon Suinois
Qlgenomlnen, laut neIGel1 fortar %. f..
ra6 Qblauf Der 3lr !3ett 1T &raft beiteben>
oei1 Sfontrafte) bic Nrbett Der StrGflinge
ni1t mehr yer y d d Ell tper6en lplte. =
Oie Idnblihe Bep0lferung Bate ii6 iebr
tii6I uno ablebneno gegen Oen 8orI9lag
Der6alten; es tUdret bic StGbte, ipel6e ben
Nusidlag bafiir ga6en, Die Wtebrbeit mar
ober ntht lebr grDB.
Die Gontrafte, unter tpelden Die Nrbetts>
Frat Der StrGf fringe perpddtet tporoen tpar,
iino nun gum G6etl l6on %abgelaufen, gum
Tbeil ibrem N6lallf na6e. Oa trttt iebt bic
Nrage 6eran: Bas loa man nit benStrGfz
linsen anfansen? sic miiBis geben IaIien?
Sber Direct auf Ne6nutg oes Stats ar
beiten IaIlen? 9tber tpomtt faun 6ieier Tie
bel1Gftigen? Sol er auf ei9ene 9tednung
gSabriten ertt6ten, Wlal0tnen uno Sob
ftoffe oni1affen, 2e6rmeiiter beiolben, faufz
mGnnil6en 8etrieb etnridter uno alS Wttt>
betperber auf bent 8aarenmarfte alftreten ?
Qber 6as piiroe Elm 6eibengelo foiten. l1lo
fdrn 5t9 trgerb etn Dernitnttt9er Wtenl6
einbilbe1, odI Der Stdat ais Tabrifant ltno
&aufmann @rfolg baben iuitrOe? 99aS fir
Ieitenoe &rGfte miroe CT benn baben? Qlt
lcsten Gnoe bod nur 8oItttfer, beren
ieber 10 pieL pie m0gli6 auf letlte1 ei9enen
Gu@en ldarren mo6te- sic iplroen
pieueidt bel Der Sadie @elo MAIDEN, aber
ser Staat llur 0efi3ttS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
S@teaaaatt o0euntf.

Sn Stem g)orf ipar etn unter @arftet6
angeitelter YOltntetfter JtamenS Bearipn,
Der, Dbtpobl Dur6 un0 Dur1 9tepublifaner
bon 0eIt1nlng, bod iii eriter 9teibe Elm
gutter uno tii6ttger g Q It meiiter lein
Doute, urt0 es tDobI au0 mar. 2llS eS It6
1884 INT Die 9uSrpapl zines Republican,
l6en San0ioaten banoelte, that 4Searlon
iti6tS, Dtellei6t tpettger ais ntGts fir
MrtDur, ben beitet 8rGiioenten, mel6en
Cieit Qincoln) bic republifanilde Yartet Dem
Saroe gegeben bate. IS bate logar bic
Nnnabme bieI 8ere6tigung, baB tpenn
Yearlon it6 MIR ein 1pelig beu1it6t, nlr
ein tpentg ieinen yGinluB" geltenb gema6t
bate, Qrtbur niiroe ernannt unb Dann
aud erndblt iporben ietn. @lei0utel i'm
beiien, Bearion mar itrammer vGipilbienltz
&eformer" uno 2lrthur ging an Der lnoanfz
bartlett ieiner 8artet 5u @runbe.
Oils @lebelano BrGiioent tparb, mar
er befanntli6 au6 GiDtloienitreformer aus
benz II. QIs iol6er bel6loB er, ben gez
itnnungSitrammen 9tepublitaner 8earion
in ieinem Mmte 81 laiief, neil er es
gut uno tii6ttg DertDaltet babe. 9iez
Ter @ruI0 eri9ten ielbitoeritGrl0li6 ben
9emofraten in ytetp gorf i'm b06iten
@raoe ld6erli6 unb abgei6madt. Dis
Db tie ni9t aud WtGnler genlg iteIen
t0ntten, Die bas 2tmt gut pertpaLteu
nitroen! 2lls Db man Die 1000 ober mebr
SteIen i'm 8oitan1t Dbne Weitcres
politii6en 8tberia6ern ii6erlalien biirfe! !
@s wurDen Die angeitrengteiten 8eriu6e
gen1a6t, Den @ntl6luB bes 8rGitbenten
GleDelanb 81 beugeu, bod bergebIi9. ltno
ME leinenl 8orgGn9er 2lrt6ur, 10 tpur0e
inn oaS Seitbalte1 an Dem vWtu9nump"
8eQrion gum 8eroerben. Der bittere
@rou Der Stem Oorfer 8erufs> 8olititer
barber, baB ibnen Die 8eute inn 8oitamt
entqanqen mar, bate nit Dem 8erluite Oes
StQat5 Stem Oorf fir i'm i~eoenfaQs me6r
Su tbun, ais ieine Sreibaltoelei.
Stun lit ieit einem Wtonat tpieoer etn
Gepublifaner YrGiibent. 9a mitBte ia tpo6l
Dem 9tepu6Iifaner gearion iein 2lmt auf
ipeitere pier Sabre geiidert ietn - ia.
bat ii6 tpas! g blou lit Der Staatsmanl1
aus Sn6iana ni6t. &aum bier gSo6en,
nQboem CT in e / II Qmt getreten lit, mirft
ct ben pom 9emofraten GlepelanO 9egen
ale Nnfedtun9en gei6iibten 9tepublifaner
GUM Boitamte hinauS. uno nit tbn Die
9an3e @tutt0ienit>9tefOrm.
0ern barauf lGuft tbatiG9lt6 Die Sa6e
binaus. Bearion's ~2tblpanolung 6eOeutet
SIanaqan's @rD0bung gum S6u5z
beiliqen 6er repu6litanii6en gartei. 8or
nlebr ais 80 Sabren lpra6 WtarcD DaS 9roBe
Mort gelalien aus: Dem Gieger 9ebort
6ie 8eute." SIM Sabre 1880 rlet 6%ldna9ar
Der republifanii6et MISUNDERSTANDING
3u: ,.gBoSu pGren mir 0eHt1 0 II It bier,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
CORRESPONDENCE Der pSI1tuOts @tuotssettune")
G1tf Oc1tti1ctn 8obet tut @eere.
MMf Dem afIantll den O3ean
Gnoe MGr21SS9.

Wftt elmer S6iloerung Der idon tauIen6s
NAL beidriebenen 8abrt Dpn Mmerifa na6
europa tptu ih ben 2eier nidt bebeui9en.
Oto6folseloe 8eobadtunsen meroen i6nt
aber biellei6t tpilfomlnen ietn.
Den amerifanii9m 8irger, Der ii9 I'M