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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-09

take pleasure on this occasion to extend TO
the people Of Florida my sincere thanks for the
uniform kindness and hospitality which | re-
ceived, and the fattering demonstrations which
greeted me on my recent tour OF the state,
made as it was, under many unpropit Gus con
ditlons / shall ever look back TO their kindness
ns among the most grateful memories Of the
past To you my frends-fa daughters and
gallant sons Of Florida, who in these imposing
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
SanaIl5s 3crtNt.
Nlrftbcr4GIt.
Gbicaqo, 80. DECEMBER.

Y y ~ CN3N"t|Et'
gub biele @o6e perfebrte @eiSen in pei=
6enDer Ni0tun9, Der FrelSDerlult pom
S0luB pes porigen lmtellte lt0 9eltertt ollf Il
Gent fiir Wtot uno l. Nelt filr GeSentber-
Iie Ntnli0t, Dap Melteuropa Su lnierll leBtz
0en 95relien fein Eunoe fiir unlern @SelSelts
i~t6erfluB iein miro, Drldt olli Die Nreile.
6eute, d9nlt0, wie porigen Salt}ta9, fQno
cine mGbloe Gr5olun9 ltatt, BIS 52f Ttr Dtdi
unD TT fir DECEMBER, Die UorSu9spelle att
~Gedl1u9sfdnfe ~tleiuer Spetnlanten, bod dlH6
aui 6oIinun9StQufe burd Die ermartete alt=
tiinbiguug elller 9bnabme Der Sorrdtbe III
Si6t om fDmmenbeu Wonta9 %DerdnlaBt,
~5uriifSufiiDren iii.
Utais but ourb Die 3pife i'm |eSen16erter=
min bic game NoDe mdBi9e Seittatett 9ez
itern iaben Die ipeculdtiDen &crr1ine itre ntez
beriteu lSrelie tiir Die gSo6e, Die filr EeSe!tz
Der etuen Gerlult ppr Ii Gett, II fitr Sonn0r
unb / fiir Wtoi erge6en. }9eute rpdren tiele
3erinine AMI GeGlngSfdufe etlpaS 6eier.
4Sorf l6IieBt belte 81 ben nteoeclten &reiz
len Der ISOLDE NIT enlem Serlult pon 121
Sent iitr Sauuor, Don 17k Sent fitr Wtai;
G9mols mar namentlib beute auf @erii6Dte
pDn ltorfel @blieferungen oes Sauuorterz
MINIS l0Da6 ulO lost. untcr Dori9en Cant
itd9sl9luB. Eippeu bobell eiueu beoeute1hen
gerlult BON 134 Sent fir Ianuar ulo 10
Sent fiir Wtoi imSergletdD nit port9etn Cant
ftQQ erlttten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30

GGmereien = gerfdufe mad qrobe:
Gimot6p Sl.O0@1.17; 21ee, 5u So. 80.
6ai er = Berf6uie nab Nrobe: Jfo. 8
199@314c; Jto. 3 meiBer 81! W224c; SEQ. 2
201 @2lc; 9to. 9, lpeiBer, 2,4@234c.
@orn. SerfduTe n19 Strobe: No. 8
81 @27h go. 3, 9elbes, 274@2Sc; SEQ. 3,
meiBe8, 274@274c., 9to. 4, 254@263c; in
9tebren, 294@32c.
@o gsen.- Berfdrfe nab Strobe: $50. 2
453@46ac, @to; 3 41@43c.
Ger It e - Berfauie na0 9robe: go. 4
23@3Vc; Jto. 8 36W40c.
Commencement 8erfdufe nab
Strobe: 9to. 2 791 SOC; SEQ. 3 68@764c;
Jto. 4 50M56c.
8Ieie : ge1rfanfe gu s7.25@7.75.
WtiooIi 8ertduie gu $4,000.
Sen. Serfdufe qu: SO. / Etnotb9
30. S6@7, upIono Broirie SIS. 50@7.75.
Us ut3rmet5en- Ierfdufe nocb Qrobe
waren 9to. , rotber 791c, Jto. 3 rotber 500
76c; so. 4 rotber 57@64c.
Rl erlD 97ac@1.00 fir
.ySorf Barrels" unb S1.25@1.274 fir s2aro
Ilerees".
@bistep. LEG.
@tes. : 18@19c., cas Dsb. See 9onIe
l5@16c.
Sopner,-B Bette Jtaptes}t 1.55@t.60.
UteOtuln3 100 Ul.0oi EulHoltllWc &NIl1>
bohneu 5eas. oaSYiunb
SHUTTER. -Sete Gl9iu 26k@27c., 9ertnz
oere QnolitQt 17(024c., bette 30lrp 13M22e.,
9ute13@17c, NoQ 6W124c, ~Yafin9" 7@8c.,
rWreale" 4(0Gc.
GerluJat. Denl1en -@-c, Sur@
teps 9@13c. @nten 8@9c, Spring"
Gpring @bitenS 6@7c., WGnle $500
600 oa5 Ou6. 0eiGlu0tete &iibner 7@8c,
Girfeps 11@124c, @nten S@10c oos Yfo.;
@dnie 6@10c.
&artoffetm - Mireo g.. Beer
IeB" 38@40c. Beauty OF 6ebron" 4O@42c,
v8ltrbollts" E@45c Der Bui1eI aNf Der
Gabn.
Once: zBotatoes. Seriep SO
= has SAP. Suinoiler S2.50@3.O0.
6 di = .Suas@ream @9eooars 9@0tc,
5fimneo= Gdie 4@6c... 8rifs &dis 99@10c..
Gimburger 71@9c., 0omeitic: SmiB 11@14c.
GaIg. Jto. l ool,o @ountrp 4 O.,
go. , 34c Hnben Jto l 3u q.
g Ell 3 Muoen 75c. mS1 oa3 Sap.
Gutabooo5 $4,000. Der Sul9e!.
EitroneH. - WteiIina 100, i90ne 3.75
9Di?betn. 1.95@81.5o bos Sap,
@panti6e 81 25@- Der ,@rate".
Gotb. Gilben- 80 a1.00 oas Sap.
Yar mi p 8 --.90c@1.00 bas NaB.
MetBtrILt QiellBe5 5.0J@6.O0 oa5
100.
9ptnat.- 10@25c bas Silt9en.
@rbien. @etrodners, grnns 70 @
75c. Der Eulhel.
Wo9rra>er - 7500)c o1s XIV :
@a[at-9 % 095c. Dd8 0bo. &opfla[dt
3.50@4.00 oos Sap.
Mepfe -Sl.0J@2.5O beirn G15
0rdu4sr -Slortoaer ~Jtullettj $4,000
2.25 DdS SiltbeH, 6lortoa belle $2.500
3.25 bas Gtlt6en.
@elLerse - 0iei9et 900.
@roube rrtes- Gope 500 S9@11 oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
illus Nothmebr.
Gin frifh etil9ewunoerter Oeutider pom
ieinem Stisfiohn er1dofeH.

Soiep6 Gogt, Elm junaer 8url6e, II
Sabre alt, 6duSfnedlt i'm 80rlengebdltee,
6oBOieoita auf ieinenS tiefpater @itgelbert
Q8eiBe uno p~erspunoete i'm t6otlth. Die
SbieBeret trug iih in gBeiBe's Odlts, Jto-
3133 Sherman Str. su. l8eiBe. eiI DfGn7
rcr, lit crit Dor RurSe.:, aus Oeutlblai1o
berii6er0etDmmen. @r beiratbete IN Oeutldc
lauo 8ogt's Mutter' Gr bebanoclte Die
GSrQu in Ser leBten 3eit l0le0t uno Wtotltag
Nbcno, nahoem er itb betrulten bate,
ibluq CT leine fSrau in Der unbarmber3igz
ten Weiie. @r padte Tie an Der &eble unb
mar I'M 8egriff, lie aus benz Sea1ter 5u iper;
fen, ais Der SoGn Da3pildc1trat. @r
pafte ben WItberib am Nrl1 llD Qeb0t
ibn1, feline Murter %frei5uGe6en. 8eiBe
fDl0te, fabte aber in DenIletben Nugei1blId
Elm idarfes Wlelier ullo ~ltitr3te lth atT Den
Stiefip9n. 0ogt tDurnte tbn, ood llnl1
ionit. MeiBe griff Gogt a6ermalS oil, uIlo
Gogt itd ielbit bebrobt ieDeno, l6oB. 9te
&ugel traf Neibe in Die Sruit.
ytahoent Ser S6uB g%efdleh lpar uuo Der
Qlrst Den 0%erlpunoeten nud Dem 0olplt1l
bate ubcrfu6reil lailet, ~lieferte lid 8o9t
ielbit Der Bolisei aus. 8Ogt lit crit 1elt IA
Wtonaten i'm Qanoe, Elm fleiBi9er, tlthtlger
Nrbeiter. 28eiBe, Der nit lelller Uanlllte
auf 9Yabrfartcn, Die ibm Der Stiello1n 9e>
ihiGt bate, beritbergefomlllen mar, ut 80
Sabre alt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
IN sic Settle oe(d1oflen.

sSo6n O2aber, Elm 19jGbriaer Strol6,
lpobnhaft III u. Bautinitr., muroe Gam
ltoa Wtorgen I'M l ll6r BON Dem YoliSiiten
!6eiclen Don Der gBeftsG bica9o NDe. i'll Die
Seite gci6oiieu. W2aper u1o mebrere @'e7
uplien pcriibteu al Der Gfe Don 8tnSies uno
MobepitrdBe eil,ea oerartigen 2drln, baB Der
8olisiit iie forttrieb. OIe Burden talner
suriif uno Der 8oli3ilt perbaFtete Wtaoer
uIno sSames WtcGartbp. W1dDer er9rtf1 Die
e5ludt uno 6eioen feuerte leilea &eoplper
alf oen Tliihtltng ab, Otc@artbg tpuroe
na1 Der Station aebrapt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
StQ0t Gb;cQgo>
ueberfauen.
Gin GeIoper!eiher nieoer9eidIa9en mo
tootli9 perle5t.

Sin ,Monn 91amenS See Camp betrat
9ienltag gtabmittag oas Compton bes
@elbperIeiberS Sobn S. Omelt. 0aS @ez
lhdftSsimmer b%etinoet ith i'm Srp>gebduoe,
yfp. 81 uno IS &aSauez GtruBe. Camp
1tatb III Observation-Disclosures nit
Open unb oeriuhte cine Mnleibe Su ma
beu. Die ibm ieoop Der NSent perpetqerte.
Yl0bli6 5og @al11p, nahoem er lid cine
g8elle lang nit Omen berumgeSantt bate,
u1ter ben1 0tode etnen 6arnmer berpor ulto
l6lug Omen nieber. Oteler crDolte lid
bon benz ihperen S9lage uno ~itiir;te lid
auf ieinen Nnereiier. Sn Dem &fe bib
Camp ieinem 9sQler Den Weittelfiuger Der
re6ten 6ano ab.
Der QGrn, ben Die beiOen &ttnpfenDen
DerllriaAten, ipuroe DON Is. s.. Mtngate,
belIen Offtce ii6 brett ii6er Smen's @ee
i6dftslotal b%efinOet. geb0rt. @r Lief auf
Die StraBe unD alarntirte Die Bolijei. DIS
Die 4SDti;iiten Butter uno Watbier in
Smen's 3inllner traten, ipar Camp Derz
i0lpuuOen. Sp6ter tpuroe er III ieiner
Mobnung. SEQ. 1875 8albtngtonltraBe, III
Dem Nuoenb!id Derbaftet, ais er Die blutz
Defledten &lstOer, Die 53eugen Der S6at, i'm
STeu uerbrennen tpollte. Garnp nlr0e III
Der 6arrilonitr. : Station ultergebrd6t,
wGbyenD Onen na0 1eiuer @obnung, $50
gSalDtngtonB ouleoaro, t%ransportirt muroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30

oebei(t perDen? Nnapoyt: Wenn Die gauge
6orniubi1an3 abseDroden oDer obgelGdlt
morDen iii, 10 miro Da5 'oorn ME fDieOer bic
friibere WclIult erl0ngeit. Ser unterc Ibel
oes Oorn5 beltebt aus ether emp$tnoliden
t3elleniubltan5. &enn oieie ourtb einen
ltnfau bloBae.eat lit, 10 mltB tie nit einem
sub, DnS III Gbecr 9etrdHtt ipar. beoedt
neroeil. Ser Stumpen miro almGblth
uerbcilen unO Nan5 bart lper0en.
oerrn -. %. Stebe Nrt;tel: uSie6iterz
ben in ben @ornitoGs."
Oerrn 2cwiS&atDe, Swanton, 8utz
Ter 60, Sa. oiebe artifel: v6eue gu
6eyrn IS. 6. uno :. g8. 81. Siebe Dir
tifet: Scr 9Gediel uno Die Wtdunigfalz
tlgteit ner JtabrunI."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
0eDDSQes S00r

Rann man iib MIR Daourh beiuabsen, oaB
c4au Die &opfJaut rein, fIbl IND fret BON
Ghiefern, NIB ben GGrper in geInnoem
3uitanb crGdlt. Die groBe geltebtbeit pom
stger's 5airsBigOr riibrt oaber, baB eS Die
&opfbaut reiuigt, bas @aGstum Oes 5aareS
bcf0rOert, Oa8 Ausfalen DesieEbeu pcrbiitet,
utO INN ben 5u polltOmmuer S9Dnbeit 10
erforbcrli6en uei9en uuO ieiOenarti8en
Slang ertGetit.
6reOerid Saybn aus &orbnrb, Mafi, Elm
Mann bon fiinf3ig Sabrert, lab ieine 9aare
IdRea atSfalen, NIB mas bapon 5uriidblieb,
pnroe gran. gafOem er peribieoene 9aars
naiier cine @rfolg ~augeparOt, ftig ct IN
@ger'S QGirsGtgNr 81 gsbrandcH. uGS
that Dem Ai6faaen Ginbalt," idreibt er,
Duto perpauOelte 3u meirem groBen @rtalts
ueu Die meibe Garbe metnes paares (ohne
Die RopIbultt 81 farbeu)in basIeibe 8rauD
baS t6 bate, alS t9 rs Sabre alt mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
Diebiterben in Den Gornitods

Sn Der uerGdHGenen ISOLDE liefen aus
Solpa unD Jtebru5fn sajIreihe 8lageu ii5er
sum IGejl ihlpere Bertuite en-, ne, die mnl
ben trotenen Gornitods 5UiGrctbt. 9erz
artige 8erluitC tOmmen 5luGr uerctu3elt i'll
jeoem Sabre Dor, oo6 nit1t i'll elnem lolden
UiaBita6c IND nldt 10 alIgcmeln. 8cs
mertensnertb lit Die 8eridljeocnbeit Der
Y1einun9en III YesEB an Die leraniailung,
lNibreno Der Cine benz Smut" (Brono)
auein iie iltidrcibt, Gloubr Der AIloele iie
MIR in Der &rotenhcit oe5 Sufter5 lud1elI
s.. nIdlitl, aDet aae l~t,altIen O9tm uberz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30

SIP nnb s3.00@3.75 ba5 ailt6en. isis
conlin SS.25@S8.50, per Sap.
8ranben VtQla3a $50 "a 1900
bos Sap q 80 9ib.
Gtb er - DtOt $1.75@a.oo Oas Seq a Is
@jalloneu.
@ilo. Yealar0 @nten $500 a4.95,
Seal $-.-@-.- tleine S1.50@-.-, SAD
Gnipe -.-@1.25, Yloper -.-@-.-, Sdno
Gnipe e. NrairiebIbner $4.50@5.00 {, Bar.
trio9es So. 50@3.75 @Sa@teln 1.25@1.35,
Ilridfleii6 9@10c. @GieH 50@75c. oas
Ssod Nobbits 83,OO@3.50. @i660rn6en
95-40c. baS GuB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
8e9n Sabre jiinger.

gir8. Marp Montgomerp ans gofon
f6reibt: Sabre lang mar i'd seuDtbigt elm
Sdubfe1 Git trogcn, I'M eiue fable Stele
dIf rleiuem SdJeitel 81 bebeden; iebt ober
lege i'd bieie5 Sdub6en nit Srell6en ab,
6enn SIR 6air.Sigor bringt Neuen 9aars
tpud)S beroor. SD traAte faurn nIeinen
&ugen, dls if) ;lerit bemertte, oa6 mein
Spar mu68 aber e8 lit 10, 3a meiner
aroben 6reltoe. SD iebe nun 3ebn
Sabre finger aus.4
Iebnlthen &riolg BON 6er Qntpenbung
BON N1er'8 Satr=Ytgor erfltbrell WerS. 8.
8. Bre8cott in GDarlesto!pn, Wtail, W1iB
8eliit $. 8eoiOe III burlington, ST., 0trs.
s. S. 8llrtOn, in Bangor, Vte., nro nlele
arDere.
0as MuSfauen tes Saares faun fe!nes
@rin0 in l1nreinbeit beS SlutcS ober ia
elmer St0ruug IN Dfdge1 unb 9eber hdben.
Sn iold5em Sale lit es tpobl eriorosrlid), baB
man cine 3cit lang BON 4per's Sarias
partlla ooer BON Nner'S 8tllen IN
8erbtnoung nit benz &tgor @ehrauh
made, I'M alien Gerriftrrgcn beS S0rper8
pCuite Geluiobeit uub Strait gu geben. Oas
bel f0nuen mir rid)t geung einldldrTeil, SaS
feires oieler Dttttel Ctei alt6rid)teiI farm,
tpelln man ite nid)t nit In5oailer au!pennet
uno cine rrinli6e uno m0bilc 2ebensineIls
beObad)tet.
NDer's SAir=8tgOr,
Rubereitet ppn DR.. g. 6. Nuer & 60. 9orueG. wsoB
S3za Apotheten unS To!!etteUIGeen in hobeE-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
feIIe Ri derben.

Ginem Treunoe bieier 3eitung, etnem 9ez
lerHten 0erbernlGtlter nit lan9tdbrtger Orr
fdbru1q, peroanfe ib bic f~olgenDe NnleitIHg
sum @jerben bon TelIen: 0aS 8erfuhrcn.
iueldleS bier empfoblen Deroen lol, trGgt
5unGdlt benz umltanoe Jte0nuna, Dap IS
Dem Tarmer an ben I'll 0ielem 3Ded gez
brGl1blid1en gSertSeugeu rndllgeit. 0dS
trti6 obgeSpgenc Sell legt man cine Stu1De
III reineS Ndlier, banlit ale Glut> uno
G6muytbeile auftpei1en urlo Ddibt 0ieie
oriinolih alb. 6ierauf brettet mani Das Sell
Die ;fletld)ieite oben, auf et1eru Slide aus,
beltreltt buslelbe nit elmer Dorber fetn pull
uertlirten Jj1il@ufg Don etl1eln 5heile SdlS
uuo aiDet Sbeilcn Nlaun, ret6t ojele nit Der
Sano gut elm, beoeft oal11 Die ganScSletl01
ieite fingcrS0id nit gSei3entleie uno le9t
DoS Sell 5uiommen, 10 DAB Sletl6leite auf
TIeiihieite lieqt. Dus 10 3ubere!tete Sell
legt man 2 biz 3 Sage an einen tibleu Ort
unO Drebt IS tGglib einnal UNI. 9ta0 Nbs
lauf ojeler 3eit lit Dns Sell gabr unb man
hGnot e5 aIf cine Stallge gum SroGneu.
Sit oicits gei1eben, 10 breitet man OaS Sell
ipicoer alf elnen Silb, Die TIeilGlette oben,
reibt oieie nit etnem nallel 2uppel titbtlg
elm, fdttet Damn DaS Sell lpieoer 3ulQmmen,
1pie pben %angegebeu IND belaitet IS nit Ell
mem itlpereu Stein, oaIait Die Teu6tigfcit
eS QleibmGBtg OurrD5iebe.
J}un ioll pQs Sell gereft ober pei6 gez
matt iperoer. Sn @rmangluuq jeben
0erf5euge5 fam bas an beiten in fotgenOer
Weiie 0eidebeu. Ofan befe'tigt einen Spn7
ten, no m6glid in elmer 0obelbanf, baS
lntere Gnpe lludb oben gefebrt, bod 10, oaB
er oans geraoe aHire6t ltebt, Siebt oaS Sell,
Die 6leii0ieite auf Dem Spaten. barber bin
uno Der, III Der @Gnge ME in Der 8reitt,
tpieDerbott bicS mebrmalS uno trodnet es
Danu I'M Sdatten.
Otoh einiger llebung miro man Die SER
tigteit erlauQe1, DaS Sell 10 81 bear6eiten,
DaB eS brau66ar miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
Gamnlulrta[a d :.ftItdtes.

gg@,, Observation-Disclosures 6e9ehltanbe. betrefFenoe
EtuTrageu iiuo al 9errn So14ttsn S'e"'t1""@""e"'
Eepar q. "a 81 rtbteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
6mtrthfdlaftItde

STANDARDIZATION Brteffaiten.
0errn u. 0abwt9er, Qtttica, 6arper
So, San. 6ra9e: &ann 3ufercaue an
SdlDeine Derfllttert tperoen, 10 baB IS bon
9tiBeu lit ? 9nttport: 0o5 3uderro6r
mar urlpritng(i0 9ta6run9spHausc, tnoem
IS getaut, ar5geiCJet, audi iDobl gegellen
lpur0e, mie eS Jest nod in marld)en @egen>
ben 9itenS geldie6t. SS1 9eutlblano mur>
Den III lleUerer 53elt TittcrungSueriu6e nit
Sbmeinen gentu0t, Dobet Dem Suffer Elm
tleiuer 3uiaB BON 9ertngem j5uder beige9e>
ben Duroe luto man berid)tete cariiber, DaB
eiu lDlder l3uiaB ptrflib lD6Heno lei. SIS
mag oa6er angeSeigt ieiH, iiberfluiliges
a9uterrDDr, fir oaS man Seine Deilere Ser
lDenOuna pat, ben G6weineu 81 ge6er, bod
1T es lelDltperitGnoli0, ooB man cs nidt
ais 0as 0auptflltter betrahteH bari.
ALTER Heier. Sruge: 0ier mirb
Wlutenrnebl allgebnter1, neldes aus W2ai5
~bergeitciIt iein lDu, mOrau5 miro es gemabt
uuO iDeld)e1 Q8ertD bat e3? Nntiuort:
@lutenmebl (Glutcn-meaD lit ein NbfalIe
prooutt bet oer StGrfeberettung aus lRaiS.
Wtttellt SGure1 llno nllDerer Ufittel miro
Die StGrte III cine 2lrt 3ufer perDanoe(t,
ocr allfgel0lt, Die Wtaist0rner LeoiaiiG
lbres StGrfegebolt5 beraubt. Der Q(bfaQ
mirb IN Den Wdldmjrtbihaiten Der linz
0e8enO GbicagoS III 9roBen UteuQen uerz
%fllttert. Q8as ben 6lltterlDsrtb onlanot, 10
miro oerlelbe DoDl Dem Der Brauereitreber
gletdltommen.
6erruB. SO. 6raae: Sbut 9obGsuz
Glhe olelelben Otenite I'M 6ii9neritalle lpie
O9pS? NnE'Dort: 4tu9geliebte Stobteuolbe
slgnet lid leDr gut, inter Die NurliBitaugen
G%eltrtHt, Die NN5iOW}itoie Der 6iibner aut7
suneJmta. SeIbt Wtun ttipo5 6ol3ai1e
DH}mtlclen lit, rpiyo Oa5 2(mmonlof Des
.0u5nerDinger5 ~eJenfatls auigeioqen perz
Den ulo Der tharte Djerudo im Stale uerz
id!pinotri. Wpps lit jeDoh tir oieien
3wef lmnler porSu5iebsn, IS iei oenu, oaB
man trofene U(oorerDt eur Yeriitgung tat.
9BenH &oblenaiAc III Dieier 8:iit benust
ptro, 10 er3erat mon einen truftigen Gar
i%enoun9er, bod oayf 0ieier nit Der Saat
nibt in otrettc Beriibruug tomlnerl.
BERN vs.. u. 6raAe: Sine ncrthpoLe
Sup bal etl 0oru abee0ronen, tam oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30
~

Dir MinbD'eb a It tetrtq nj. 3uz
fubr $4,000 Gtiif 9e9en $500 Gtiid in
Der poriqell Wohe. yta0fra9e am Somltag
lebbaft ulD 4Sreile I'M Gllr0i0uitt INN 1Oc
bis 15c bober, ais III Der porige1 g8o0e.
JNcrfaA1 luIrnen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-30

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-14

Especial to THE HERALD--E Examiner Dispatch. I
WASHINGTON, April 13.-The re-organiza-
ton of the consular service will begin the
latter part of next week under the direc-
ton of Secretary Blaine and Assistant
Secretary Wharton.
The Reorganization will be made, Mr..
Blaine said, for the purpose of improving
the service by wedding out the inefficient
eOnsuls and retaining only the best. This
will be done at once, without much regard
to politics, and will result in the retention
of number of the appointees of the late
administration who have made good records
Oh the other hand, good many Republi-
can cOnsuls who have displayed no especial
fitness for the service will be dropped as
well; also such Democratic incumbents as
may De put in the same category.
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charged quickly, but number of others
are still under the care of surgeons.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP


Alameda at Apia, on her way from Auck-
land to San francisco, was anxiously
awaited. Admiral Kimberly had sent word
by small schooner to the main island of
Iutuellla, requesting the commander of the
Alameda to call at Apia, as he intended, if
possible, to send the officers and men, sur
VlVors OF the Vandalia crew, to San Fran
cisco, If the Alameda could take them.
She was only able, however, 20 take about
fifty of the men
Wrecking parties have continued their
work during the last few days, and many
articles are being saved from the Trenton,
and divers have been at work on the Van
dalta,. and have recovered many things
from her, though badly damaged. A huge
derrick has been erected on shore, and
efforts are being made to tighten the
Trenton by taking off two pivot rifles on
her spar deck weighing about eight tons
piece, after which the Trenton will be
pumped out, if possible, in hopes that she
may yet float. 1t is feared, however, the
flagship IS broken under the water line and
it is not thought the effort to save her will
prove successful.
The German corvette Olga was hauled
of the mud and flats on the 29th, and is now
ahoat in the harbor. The work was done
by Mataafas men, whom the Germans have
prosecuted greatly, and with whom they are
still at war. The natives display the greatest
kindness towards Americans, and are
ready to render them any possible assist
ance. Many natives came to Apia yester-
day, one from the island of Savoy and the
others from Manono. They numbered
several hundred men and marched through
the town singing, each man carrying in
his hand gift for the American admiral
When they arrived in front of the consul
ate they placed in the yard great quantities
Of chickens, cocoanuts, yams, tira and
other articles of food Admiral Kimberly
thanked the men for their generous offer
ings, accepted the gifts and distributed
them among the sailors. The Alameda
touched off Apia this afternoon and took
off, in addition to the cadets, fifty officers
and men from the Vandalia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-14

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch
WASHINGTON, April -. - President
Harrison yesterday made a tender
of .. the Office Of sub-treasurer of San
Francisco to Colonel J. P. Jackson. Colonel
Jackson arrived in Washington Thursday
night. The tender of the place was made
through Representatives Morrow and Nc
Kenna 1t was made, these gentlemen ex-
plain, as a gracious courtesy to his old
friend, in lieu of the appointment as col
lectOr of the port, which his arrangement
with the congressional delegation made it
impossible to give. The President observed
that he had asked the delegation to recon-
mend the candidates for federal positions
in California, and as they had now done
their work he could not repudiate their
action.
Colonel Jackson has taken the matter
under consideration, and was to give the
President his answer Saturday. He will
no doubt accept
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He is A llOUS CUSS.
Judge Thurman so sa,, Abont
BreecheS-Maker Wanama4,
AFTER THE CONSULAR SERVICE.
Wedding Out the Bad of Both Parties-The
Rancho La Laguna-The Carson
Mint to Run.

| Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Judge Allen G..
Thurman, of Ohio, the late Democratic
vice-presidential candidate, paid his first
visit to Washington since the November
election, on Thursday last.
The judge is reported as saying: II saw
President Harrison for the first time in
my life to-day, and had very pleasant chat
with him. merely called to pay my re-
spects, as 1 thought that the proper thing
to do have no ak to grind and was not
seeking an office. However, [ did take oc-
casion to tell the President of a speech [
heard his grandfather make in 1910. 1t was
good speech, too.
Il am amused at the Republicans who are
finding fault with the President for not
turning all the Democrats out in the six
weeks he has been in office That is the
same way some Democrats talked about
President Cleveland.
THAT breeChes- maker from PHILADELPHIA,
Wanamaker, seems to be running the gullo-
tine on full time. l am told he is pious
cuss. Piety is q good thing to have in an
administration l suppose, but l am afraid
of drifting into politics"
''What about the Ohio municipal cleo
tiOnss' Judge Thurman was asked. ''We
had little election out in Ohio last week
and the result was not at all discouraging
to the Democrats. In fact, the party in
Ohio seems to me to have done pretty well,
as well as all over the country in the spring
elections. But l am talking too much for
a man who is on the shelf"
The Democratic Nestor was in exceeding
good humor and in referring to the late cleo
ton said: THE people of the country
were good enough to me to vote that [
should stay at home, and personally am
glad of it, but regret the defeat of the
party very much, as 1 regard it a great ca
lamity to the country. Mr.. Cleveland
brought about many grand reforms during
his term of office, and would no doubt have
accomplished many more if he had been re
elected
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A Running Fight.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 13.-Tim and Ed.
Cochran were fighting young man named
Foffit after the races this afternoon at Mont
gomery park, when Police Sergeant Haran
endeavored to separate the combatants.
Tim Cochran fired shot at
Haran who turned and ran. Coch-
ran then turned and ran out
of the enclosure and was arrested by the
captain of police. Tim followed him and
was arrested by Police Sergeant Hend-
bricks. Tim turned on the officer with
revolver in his hand, and the latter fearing
a repetition of the previous ARRAY. drew
his own weapon and fatally shot Cochran
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-14

ST.. LOUIS, April 13.-The ianitor of the
st. Louis grain elevator company's Office
when he reached the Office this morning
eide. Jackson was one of the best known
business men of the city, with very large
interests. He is said to have been heavily
interested in May wheat, and it is reported
on exchange that his grain transactions
probably had something to do with his self
destruction.
Letters left by Jackson were later in the
day delivered to the persons to whom they
were addressed, and plainly indicate the
suicide was caused by heavy losses in May
wheat Investigation into the affairs of
the elevator company will be begun at