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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18

Many OF ourreaders will learn. with sor-
row, OF the death of Mr.. S. w. Tong. which
occurred near his home at Georgetown.
Colorado on Friday, July 9Th. The deceas-
! ed was native Of the Valley and lived here
the major part of his life, but has been res
ident OF Colorado for the past fifteen years.
Af. Il. leaves wife and child and several
brothers and sisters to revere his memory,
anu mourn his demise. In this their hour
OF deep affection we extend to the bereayed
| ones our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in
which we are Joined by the whole commun-
| ity.
The literary entertainment to be given at
The Academy of Music next Friday evening
Tor the benefit of the Baptist church, prom
| lses to be one that will afford every body an
evenings enjoyment. For the first time in
the valley, "The Old Country Skule" will be
presented. The old, the middle aged, and
The young should not fail to be present and
enjoy good hearty laugh. There will also
be vocal and instrumental music during the
evening. At the conclusion of the entertain
ment refreshments will be served. Every
body come and have jolly good time. Adj
mission, 20 cents; reserved seats, 30 cents;
children, 10 cents. Reserved seat tickets on
sale at Crisp's drug store.
There is plenty of talk again in reference
to the Arcadia House and it is said that the
prospects for a re-Opening Of that hostelry
are now decidedly good. on orders from
the railroad company Mr.. Louis Miller is
engaged in making an estimate Is to the
probable cost of placing the property IN
complete repair and, we hear, that if the
figures are not higher than the authorities
deem would prove udicious outlay, the
contract for modelling will be let at once
and the hotel opened so soon as the work can
be finished. \ former hotel man of the Val
ley is endeavoring to secure the lease and in
the event the company decides to improve
the property, we have reason to believe he
will be successful.
Last Friday morning merry party of
young people left Pennington for a fishing
excursion to Iron Mountain. There were
Misses Fannie Smith, Louise Nckibben,
Yirgie Conway, BIRD and Nellie Taylor,
Mamie feathers, Mamie Hiyhley, Minnie
Blue, SalIie Wilson and Genevieve f.. Fisher,
accompanied by VIII Cayce, VI. p. Cacey,
viii Harlan, Bird Smith, Will Ogilvie,
Charlie Clardy and Marvin Haw. Mrs.
Philip Cole acted as chaperon for the party
and of course Mr.. Cole accompanied her.
The day was charmnglv spent in driving
through Tie various towns on the way, and
in boat-riding in the lake at iron Mountain.
A visit was paid to the beautiful residence
nf linz gn I'rnp nj ~.lIsty-
was received by Judge Emerson in very
affahle manner and tenaered the use of his
park for their lunch. Nothing occurred dur
ing the day to mar the pleasure in any way,
ana tie. came home at ten O'Clock wholly
happy ana tnoao.s..rly tired from their trip.
Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Iron,
In the Probate Court Of the County of
Iron, May Term, 1SS9-May 18th, 1889.
NJ CIV at this day comes solomon Coco,
~ Administrator of the estate Ct
George Good. deceased. and IN sos,p4 she
Court that he has sa.lel to publish the
Order Of Publication made at the Febru-
airy term, 1850, OF this Court, and asks
that said n:der OF Publication then made
be renewed, which order was for the sale
OF SO much of the real estate of said de-
ceased as will pay and satisfy the remain
ing debts due by said estate. and vet Un-
paid for want of sufficient assets, viz:
The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section ;}3: the east half of the
southeast quarter of section IS; and the
southwest quarter OF the southwest guar
ter of section 2!-a.l in townahip %,
north, Of range I west: containing 160
acres, more or less;
On examination whereof. it is ordered
that all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased be notified that application
as aforesaid has been made, and unless
the contrary be shown Oh or before the
first dav of the next term of this court, to
be held on the first Monday in August.
next. an order will be made for the sale
of the whole or so much OF the real estate
of said dect ased as will be sufficient for
the payment of said debts; and il is fur
Their ordered that this notice be published
in some newspaper in Iron county, MiS-
souri,. for four weeks before the next
term Of This court.
A true copy. Attest:
EsEAL1 FRANZ DlNGER.
Judge of Probate and EXOiiicio Clerk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
Light, whom we spoke of in our last,

Light, w HON we spoke of in our last,
L.. Zen employed to teach the Cedar Grove
school.
A party from our burg went fishing Satur-
day al Iron Mountain, and returned very
late az night with the usual success.
The following delegates We're elected from
Cedar Grove f. A., No. 100, to attend the
county meeting next Friday and Saturday:
j. ID. Stephens, VIM. Ruddock and Harrison
Sweeney.
OBITUARY.
Died, July 9th, 1889, Miss ANNIE LOUIE
Cox, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ii.
Cox, aged years, / month and days.
The bereayed family have the sympathy of
the entire community in this their sad, sad
bereavement.
This lovely buds youug,so fair, called hence
by early doom,
just came to show how flower in paradise
would bloom
"There in the Shepherds bosom, white as
the drifted snow,
Is the little lamb we missed one morn from
the household flock below.n
July 10Th, 1889. ITEMIzER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
In Memoi1anl,

At meeting of the congregation of the
Presbyterian church, of Poplar Bluff, Mo-,
held after service on sunday, July 9th, 1889,
the following resolutions were presented by
a committee selected by the pastor:
RESOLVED, that in the death of our broth
er Eli L. Tetwiler, a member OF the congre-
CATION and choir, Treasurer OF the Board of
Trustees, Young man of irreproachable
character and high promise, an esteemed
friend and dearly-lOYed brother, we sustain
an irreparable loss.
WE bow in humble submission to this sore
and painful affection and assure his immed-
late friends and relatives of our warmest
sympathy and sincere coincidence.
RESOLVED, that 4 copy of these resou-
tons be read from the pulpit OF the church,
published in the -4dpocdte and Citizen and a
copy of them sent TO his parents.
Respectfully submitted,
f. II. LENTZ,
+. w. HoAG, Com.
SAM. SMITH.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
Notice to the +. A. of Iron County.

BELLEVIEw Mo-, May 26th 1889.
The Subordinate Farmers Alliances are
hereby notified of the regular Quarterly
Meeting of the Iron County f. A. to be held
at the courthouse in Ironton the Third Fri
day in July, 1889, at , O'Clock p. NJ, which
Is the 18th day. Subordinates are requested
to send full delegations, as this is q very i'm
portant meeting, electing of officers for the
ensuing year and one delegate to the State
Alliance. Yours, respectfully,
J. q. HARTMAN, Sec'y Iron Co. +. A.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
Notice to School Teachers.

The next examination of teachers will
take place on Friday, Goth of July, at the
court house IN Ironton. Examination will
be continued through Saturday if necessary
Let every one desiring an examination be
present the first dav. Remember time and
place and that no priuate examinations will
be held.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
Others interested in the estate OF A. Henson,
deceased. that the undersigned administrator
of said estate, intends to make final settle
ment thereof at the next term of the Probate
Court of Iron county, to be held at the court
house in Ironton, Iron county, No. on the
1st Monday in August next same being thei5th
day of August, A. D.. 1889.
iiyl1n1 VIM. HENSON, Administrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
Sale at Auction.

On Saturday, July Goth, 1889, ut Collins
Livery Stable ironton, Mo-, Seven Buggies
Two Spring Wagons, Two Carriages, One
Hack-all secondhand, but in good condi-
ton. TermS-twelve months time with APP
proved security. H. N COLLINS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
Great Chance.
II. +. AHRE Ms.

Any one desiring to make good specula-
ton in Real Estate, can see Geo. A. Ries, at
the REGISTER Office Saturday evening, 2Gth
inst, and Monday forenoon, I'D inst.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18
University Of The State Of Missouri


COLUMBIA, Boone Co., Mo-, July 5, 1888.
To the Clerk ofthe Iron County Court:
s1R-It is my duty to inform you that, I'M
der the provisions of an act OF the General
Assembly, approved April l, 1872, vide
Session Acts, 1872, PIP. 1853, and Rev. Stat.
1879, See. 1861, 126S, your county is entitled
to send to the departments of the State Uni
versity at Columbi and Rolla, during the
year ending June ), 1890, five students,
between the ages Of Sixteen and Twenty five
years, Under the rules adopted by the Board
Of CuratoTs, students ''shail possess a good
moral character and shall pass satisfactory
examination in orthography, reading, writing
ARITHMETIC and geography and must paw
the fees prescribed by said act, to wit: On
matrculating, an entrance fee of ten dollars.
and contingent fee of five dollars; and a like
contingent fee at the beginning of the second
half Year, making the whole annual charge
twenty dollars; which must be paid by everg
student, except regularly ordaiUed ministers
OF the gospel, belonging to any of the various
religious denominations in this State, and
try. For the schools OF Medicine AMI Engi-
neering, the annual charge is forty dollars
each. 80, thu 4aw School fifty dollars. The
session of Eli the departments, will begin
on the
Second Tuesday, (10th) of September,
and will continue until the first Thursday of
June, (5th) 1e90-except that of the School of
begin and end one week later, and the Law
School which opens October LIST, 1889
Ample provision has been made for the
education and care of young women in al the
classes OF the University, aad course Of
study specially adapted for them has been
aa opted. See catalogue 1855 So, pages a5 to
Sc.
beg tQ call your stention to the appended
extract from the law on this subject You
will please. after giving two weeks publica-
ton to this certificate, transmit to me, on or
before September list, list of the names of
all the youth OF your county who intend to
make application for entrance into the Uni
versity at the commencement of the next SEES
sion. If sucl list is n OF Transmitted, students
from other counties Will be allowed to enter in
lieu of those to which your county is entitled
Board can be had in clubq il tie college,
building for male stus.ents sc 81. b per week
il priYas fa,4if4s atEa.00 toS 4,5l.
/ am Eary respectfully, your oh't serV't,
j. &. BARB Secretary |
Board OF Curators, University of Missouri |
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18

G;oli@e l3 .,er4ny given, that letters OF adj
administration, upon the estate of Henry
Ahreas, late Of iron county, deceased, were
granted 10 the undersigned, by the Judge
bearing date the sth day of July, 1885,
All persons having claims against said Estate,
are required to exhibit them for allowance to me
within one year after the date OF said
letters, ct they may be precluded from any bene-
lit Of such estate; aud if such claims be not ex~
hbited within two years from the tie Of this pub
location. they shal! lie forever barred. " '
tA4hsT4NA. EFFTNdER,
julylsn3 Administrator.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01

idneibelt. Oenn vpon III Oamens"
tpurbe Der alte, 9rimmtge Soloat bod nod
monfJmal beliegt. g0o ie" bate er bis
aut bic alien Sage tmlner eiaieen @eipett,
uno CT bate au1 yppr lie" tmn1er nod
eintge @alanterie iibrig.
.Sipfe bat ldugere 3ett bic Deri6iebeniten
Gdaoer @uropas bur6ftretft, ale 9duoer
bes ytoroens, BeitenS uno SIoenS, uno er
tolroe nit ben meilten politti6en 8eri0ns
ll6feiten, Die Gnoe Der p~ier5iger uuo in 6et
finfSiger Sabren irgenotpo cine Stole gez
lpielt babeu, perl0nli0 betannt. ST bate
li6 leine @attil aus elmer angeiebenen
Sdtpeiser Batri3ierfamilte geboLt; innige
gealebungen pflegte er aud nit Stalten.
Nue baoeutenoen polttiiden WfGnner Stas
liens fannie ct perl0nlt6, unb @drtbalbt
tpet ni6t nur elm alter Srennb, innbern
audi Elm Jfa1bar BON linn. oenn Qipfe mar
italtenii6er @roBgrunobeiiBer in ooer BET
Mlgbero arf Der Snief Sarbintet, gans nabe
Der gtorblpibe oerlelben. ST. lieB bort bon
leilten Qeuten Wein ltno beionoers Del (aus
ben Trii6ten Der Selbduule) prelien. SSn
Oeutl6lano MIR Elm etnfa6er 9crr 2ipte,
nannten ibn bic bofli6en 8etpobner Der
Sniel bort Principe" (Siirit) ober
vDuca" (6er3ng), tporiber CT Don
ieinen 8erIiner Treunoen mai1dmdl genedt
purOe. 9ttdt melt BON Der NoroipiBe Der
Sriel Sar6inien, stpiiden bieier unb Der 5l
6raufreid ge6Origen :Sniel &oriica, liegt
Gaprera, bic vs3iegeninieI", Die Garibalot
geb0rte ltnb auf Der ct cine 9teibe BON Sab
ren Derlebte. @aribaloi ulO Ntpfe hieltell
quite ytahbari9aft. 2ipfe beiu6te Garibaloi
nod fur3 Dor bes 9ebteren Gooe, unb aus
Dem, mas @artbalot Su ieinem alien Sreun0e
iaste, mrbte man i6IieBen, OaB ct es be-
reute, lid 1870 nd6 Seoan auf TrautretGS
Seite geiteQt gu babelt, ulto baB Der alte
Bolfsbelo ais aufri6tt9er Sreui1b 0es
natur9emdBes 8iinOnilies 5pii6en StalieH
un6 0eutiGlanD itar6.
2ipte iebnte ii6 mad ieinem 8aterlanbe
5urif uno murbe ldngere Sabre 0te6tSa1e
malt IN Ootsig. Damn iiebelte er na6
Berlin iiber. ST mar nidt geraOe eilt 9lGnz
5enoer 3ebner; aber in Der NbtDidelung
GROCER uno idtpieriger @ei6Gfte mar or Elm
Utetiter. Oa fanlen ibm ietn i6arfer Ser
ltano, ieine rubige lle%berlegung, lpte ret6e
@rfabrung gu 9ilfe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01
Aerapa @nffap Sipfe.

8ursIi6 lift in 8erlin ein Waann aeitors
BEN, befien 9fame (@ ufta 9tpf) bet
Wan6em, Der baS rtoae Sabr" Go nernt
man ia aIgemein in 9eutidlano oas
Sabr 1848) nit erlebt bat, pe9mit6t9s
beitere G%rinnerungen ertpeden Dirb. 9as
v9feidsblatt" er3dblt aus Dem 2eben oes
valten 9ipfe" INTER anberem Solgenbes:
@ultap 2ipte ioute emit i'll Berlin onrb7
aus bic Martprerroae ipielfn, tpelfe Eos
bert8Ium in @ien geipiclt bate. Ser
alte General @rangel wolte ibn err
ldieBen laiien, un6 es mar benz Altet
Durbans ni6t SpaB bantit, ionesrn lebr
@rnit. 9ipfe bate ndmli6 i'm Wtdrs l848
auf ben 8erliner 8arritaOen in ben Jtetben
bes @olfes mitgetantptt, aber in ieiner
prenBii6en acknowledgements : nnitorm.
DoS fonnte Der olte preuBtide Soloat gar
ni0t Dergeben. l3,pei Srauen baben oatnals
2tpfe's &eben 9erettet; Betttna non
Mrntm un0 nod cine anoere Dame, Die
oanalige 6aupti00nDeit bon Berlin, babel
Dem alten &nalterbart 2ipte's 2eben ab9e9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01

Seuer Die @ei6IBe purben geeen Die 8ale
liiaoen gert6tet unb Die Weatrplen 6raden
burd Die porgei6obene SulusS 6itBenlinie
binbur6, pflan3ten Die Geiten9etpebre .auf
uno riidten III bier M%btbeilunsen 9egelt oas
Eager Dor unter fortmGbrenoem befttgen
feinbli6en 3u9elregen bis auf ungefdbr 200
Wfeter, bon no aus fte NIT Wtari0 !
Warl6! 9urrab Die 8aQilaoen critirms
ten, bteielben lberitiegen m1b ben 6etno
nun I'M etgeuen Eager Malln gegen Mann
bor Die Glinee foroerten.
@leih5ettig nit ben Wlatrolen mar aud
6retberr bon @raoenreutD 81 Yferoe bel ben
Bautlaoen angefon1nnen; er 1teute It'd uuf
DaS Yfero nno l6tuang it6 tas Eager, no
nun Elm grintmeS 6anbgemenge entitdno.
Qls Die Mraber iabea, boB ite ~oerlorelt tpa>
rem. itromten ie ben nun su ibrem eigenen
Jtadtbell 1ebr engen NusgGi1gen 81, Del6e
ipelde ibrerleitS aud fetuen 8ar0on getpdb>
rem, bier etn5eln ntebergei6oi=
len ober erlt . den t%purben. Die
z bapou mar, baB Die Epoten Dor ben
Gusgangen Oiele i6lieBlt6 gang iperrten,
uto Der GeIt Der Seinoe i~iberbaupt nibt
ltebr an Sll6t benfen fonnte; tbeilpetie
~letlteten tie nod 8tberItano, muBten ii6
aber suleBt iGmmtli6 er9eben.
Wunr1ebr tpnroe Sltr Our6lu6l1g oeB
Qagers 9el6rttten uno nod cine Wsense
Qraber unb Oteger aus ben S6lupfminfeln
be~rdus9e3ogen, Die au fetge gepelen tparen,
it'd i'm offenen Sample 81 rpebren. Darauf
Duroen Die galIiiaoen gei6leift unb oas
9ager in 8ranO geltedt. ielbit aus ben brent
nenoen 0ittten tpuroen nad6er nod e~i1tbelne
Nreber berpor9ebolt, Oenen i6on Die 9aare
bonn &Dpfe gebrdnnt tuarell. tDel6e aber
oernDd lteber batten perbrennett pollen, ais
ft6 ben 0euti6en ergeben. Gon Guibiri
lelbit ie6od nat feline Spur mebr 3u finoen,
er muBte ii6 tpobL porber i6on in irgeno
Elm it6eres Berited suritdgeSpgen ,baben.
8on Den Qrabern blieben 80 SoOte auf Dem
8laBe. DIS DieleS MQeS pollbra6t mar,
lagerte ii6 bic 9anse Wtanni9aft Dor Dem
Eager uno esgDbte iih OH ben &rieestGnsen
Der Waniamtpeit, tpel6e bteielben unter @'ez
lang UNI Die 6euer ausfibrten; barauf
tbetlten Die Wauiamtpeit ibre 8eute. Wlebs
rere unterofftciere Der gplcnialtruppe tpurz
ben pom 6ibI6lag betroften. Giner BON
tbnen itarb oardn aul Dem &iidmari6,
tpdbrenb Die a1Deren 1t6 balb erbolten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01

SofultGt an. gu Sen MebtSinern fommen
nod 264 309linge Der rnllttdraritlI0en St>
~6un95anltaLten bi1su, IS i%tuotren allo bter
i'm @ansen 1850 Die Seilfunoe. .Netterbln
limb sur S1eilnabme ant unlperltfafS>
lllterridt nod 1868 Stuotrenoe Der te1Ht>
16en unb lanotptrt6i6aitlt6en I9p6l9ulee,
Der &unlts uno Der Sergafaoenlte beredltI9t.
Gs h0ren 6emnah Gorlelungen lns8elal1lflF
1925. 0on ben eiu9eI6riebeten Stuotren1
ben iino Geids6euti6e 4416, Eul1en IL,
Shneiser SO, Gng[GuDer %, Numdtler II,
Staliener uub 0rie1en ie Z, Tral13olen b,
Tiirfen 4, iobann an NuBereuropuern l33
Nmeritaner, 81 Qiiaten, B NnltralIer ullo
l Q%lfrtfaner. Nn Der llntoerlttat tDGrteH
POI Nehrer. !.
N9tt unteritiibung 6eS &aiiers, Der oatllr
$4,000 Wearf allgeiuicle1 bat, uno Der Ser>
liner Mfaoen1ie Der Wilienl6aften tptro 81
Nnfang Suit 9rpfeiior SEMEN IN &tel
leine ioa. BIanftonabrt be9tnl1ei1,
bic bis @nbe Oftober bduert lpu. Gs han7
belt ii1 babel I'm allies 0lt Dem Wteer urt1
berirrenoe. Observation-Disclosures, tpnfiir Der alte
6o1ner buS Q8ort 8Ianfton bate. 0te
gDrbereituIgen 81 oteiem iptl1enl0aftltden
l1nternebmer ftno lett 9eralttner !3eIt III
DDueUI 0utlHe ulU Utl ptCbpCt StBSOltIlNp
ipie iolde friiberen bon gngldnoern, Srdn1
solen uio Nmerifarern peranltaltetet Tabr>
ten MIR in belhrdnftem llmfange 81 Ebeil
murben. Otau bat eben in Der l3tDtlbeil6eit
gelernt, nie iolhe llnteriu6un9en porsu7
ne6lnen iino ltlo baB bic Grfol9e abbdngtg
bleiben Don iDitematiid getroftenen 3Rrls
ltungen gu mebrlnoHatliden BeDbddtuhger
unb Sonbirltuqen auf %offener Gee in ben
peri6teDenlten 8rettegraoen. 0as Stuotum
bes tbieriiden unb pflansli0en 8lanfton
BET Meeresflade bat cine reibe 3utunft npr
ii6, ebenio Die @rgrilubung oerientgen
tpilieni6aftlihen Nufgaben, Die ftA alf Die
8erpanoeluug pftan3lt6er Orsanismen
gu tbteriihen be3ie6en, tDelder BanoIung
nod ben 2tnft0ten Yieler bas Wfeer 8ora
ihub leiitett ioa. Son IN eren 9tdturforz
i6ern mar Qtleranoer b. 6urnbDlot Der erite,
Der fir DaS 9lanfton Elm idarfes Muge
Bate, uno letne 8eoba6tungen oeS Seetang
auf elmer ESabrt BON gtprbamertfa na6 @u1
ropa ergoben genaue 8eitin1mungen lber
ben 2auf bes @olfitroms, beiiea 8enubutg
fir Die SAifffabrt BON ungemetrler Seoeu7
tltng tperben iollte. 0as S6iff, auf Dem
Die bieSidDrtge Sa6rt unternommen mirD,
beibt &c 1ttonaL."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01
R R % q K i.
farmen III p~erfaufen.

sic eou;tohyp Sr1,ft So. offerirt gum @erfauf Elm
orobe Qnaabt be6olter nnb unbebauter 6ormsn lrame
1irenb BON 40 bis 1000 gcres) in SOlpa, Wtlnonrt,
Sli6iona unb Sainots. 9isIc sdtoer mlroeh p rn;5s
SmanaSperfouf oelidert. @erbeu 5h bili9emI Yretle
6Serfoift. aeibte Ye6ingun9eu. gJson nsnne S59at
@rt Ses 9anOe5. unb 3abl Der perian9ten9ttes. "'"H
obreIdre: q. g8. &emoau, ". Wtano9eL ON
11mwb. j4g9baw II Mai6tn9tonlir, epWagp. 9E.
@ARV CARRIAGES g. O. d
Qas or us.s 81 Wholesale Pfs.i Es n. sss5% !. p SssSS sr TaaslnI.d catalogue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01

Santbur9s@ Baltimore 2tnte.
@on 9anlburg bis gbica9o unr. !. 80. S34.45.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01
d. made Mduner,

tnetde TIRE nOue @ammesfraIt unb etaRtitAt bes
Wetlrt9 trteesr gu erlanSen fDdniAen, iDuten nthtrerfau.
men, ben i, ,Sueencfreuno" sa lelen. Das nit SieItn
9rantengei4t9ten e~rlauterte, retdli5 dusSeFdttete
gSert Stbt Iuii9laS tber eitt iteues SS~etIperfnbeett,
mnenrcb GauIenbe innerbalb tnr,eter 8ett pbne BeruTs@
gen bcr SngettoftitOen ppnitantis lpieberberssaeat
murpen. Setlperfabren ebenio etnfah alS biaia. Sceber
letn et9eher NrSt. S6tdt 25 GentS In Gta,nps unb Sbr
Der uprteat SeIintf tlto 9tspengatH'I, 2S 9Dtft
II. Str.I Gep Uort, u. g. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-01
Gblta9O OOfpital fir grauet nnO
Climber!
Eeke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

@eiunobeltss 3tItonb Der bette IeGSebn gut rn5bIirte
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le HOO oer Sage be$ 3lnnierS unO @ufpartund. 8ris
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-22
GRiNNELl ON SOCIALISM.

Remarkable Statement of the Prosecuting
Attorney In the Anarchist Case.
CHICAGO. March ia large audience
at the kenwood Club last night listened
to paper on Socialism in America" by
Judge Grinnell. who was States attorney
in the Anarchist trial There was fire.
quent applause. He said: THE eager
desire OF party leaders to obtain and re-
tain office keeps Socialism and its attend
ant evils alive. In Chicago Anarchism
is exaggerated out of all proportions
to its power for no good purpose
and some members of both political
parties seem inclined to act SO as to catch
this element. In my opinion the talk
about the Anarchists dur ing this last win
ter has been a willful, wicked exaggera.
tion of their lower, an injury to the fair
name of Chicago, a serious detriment to
its business interests and confidently be-
lieve the purpose of SUI CHI exaggeration
was purely political. Anarchy as an
is dead in America.
Its advocates have resolved them
selves back into their former state
or parentage, namely, Socialism. The
Yankee law has terrified them But we
can not with the same ease brush aside
Socialism. That is here not to be snuffed
out. 1t can only be evaded by returning
TO the fundamental principles of our Gov.
eschewing paternalism and class
iSIa fi
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-22

pers, but he Immediately arose. came
forward with a pleasant "bon jour"
and hearty grasp of the hand. and
led me to seat. 1t was the first time
l had seen him. and | observed with
some surprise that he was not in the
least like the published portraits that
are to be seen in every part of Paris.
He has nothing of the dapper look of
the photographs and engravings. His
hair is not dark and nicely combed, as
you see it in the pictures in little"
but it is iron gray, and it stands
cropped" and erect. His beard, too,
is tawny and slightly mixed with gray.
In physique he is middle height, well
filled, and neither stout nor slender.
He has a stronger face and more in
tellectual head than the popular po.-
traits credit him withal. and the lines
in his face are distinctly marked
there is quite deep line running across
his forehead. His eyes are keen and
gray. His coat was semi-military in
cut. but not in color, for, like his
trousers, it was kind of yellow
brown.-BostOn Herald.