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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

The Duchess of Marlborough's bouquet
of orchids was the most remarkable thing
about her appearance at the last drawing
room, writes Edmund Yates. Being in
mourning she had no great opportunity of
wearing a magnificent toilet, but the orch
ids were magnificent. She wore very fine
diamonds, some of them being historic, as
having been worn by the great Duchess of
Marlborough at Queen Anne's court.
There was great anxiety to see her and
she was very much stared at, but bore the
ordeal with the most perfect composure.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

ENGINEERS of skill now declare that the
Johnstown dam was constructed in viola
tion of the most elementary engineering
principals, and in defiance of the most or
dinary rules of good construction. If that
be true, the authorities should pursue the
builder who erected the new dam, and the
employers who engaged him, knowing
him to be incompetent And that pursuit
should be undertaken with a view to their
punishment for criminal negligence.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09
WHY WE SHOULD CONTINUE TO HELP.

Governor Beaver Of Pennsylvania, in
response to an inquiry by the New York
Mail and Express, has stated that there is
not nearly enough money Sin sight" to
meet the needs for relief at Johnstown,
Nineveh, Wocdville, Kernyille and Cam
bria City. There are 10000 men en-
ployed in recovering the dead and clearing
away the wrecksge, and these must be en-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on The
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, that receire
Size full associated Press dispatches from all
part, Of the i0orld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they have no competitors either in influence 0
home and general circulation throughout the
State
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

6 To BE seventy years young is better
than to be forty years old, wrote Oliver
Wendell Holmes to Mrs. Julia Ward
Home on her birthday. What sermon
in a sentence. To grow old gracefully is
to renew youth and shed upon our fellows
the benefcence of radiant example of a
life worth living.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09
NOTE AND. COMMENT,

The Gait Gasette yesterday entered upon
its ninth volume. 1t is not undue praise
to say that Messrs. Meacham & Campbell
have made the Gdzette one of the very best
country newspapers in the State. 1t has
no superior among papers published in
towns of equal population, and il is far in
advance, editorially, of many journals
printed in the cities: 1t has not only kept
pace with the growth and progress OF Gait,
but it has always been in the lead, and has
done more to build up that town, advance
its material interests and promote its pros
perity than any other agency that has con.
tributed TO make Gait what il is TO day. Ii
deserves, and we are glad to see that it re-
ceives, the encouragement and support of
the people OF that section of the country.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

We want no secret society in this coun-
try that resorts to assassination, says the
Sioux City Journal. Precisely nor do we
want any secret society in this country
that has any relation whatever to home or
foreign politics
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

Four years ago a farmer living near
Defiance, Iowa, struck huge tusk at the
depth of twenty-six feet while he was dig
ging well. He laid the wall of the well
on top Of the tusk, but, fancying after
ward that the water had queer taste,
filled the holeup. Recently some people of a
scientific bent unearthed the farmers find.
1t proved to be seven feet long. 1t is very
brittle, but pieces broken from it are sus-
ceptible of yer, high polish and resem-
ble ivory
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

NINE. MARIE RozE says that never again
will she accept flowers upon the stage. Ahi
the world does move, and human advance
ment is demonstrated at last.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

THE promise of the present is that in
the early future fax culture will be greatly
enlarged in the United States, aud fax
manufacture become one of the leading in
dustries of our country. A million tons of
flax straw have annually gone to waste in
the West. We now find that under GER
tain recent inventions we can utilize the
hber of the plant with great profit. We
will need to protect the manufacture, but
the compensation, it is held, will be ample.
We send abroad $l5,OOO,OOO annually for
linen alone. We are able to produce the
material and the manufactured article to
that full amount and more. The simple
question remaining is whether Congress
will so far protect the industry as to en-
able the result indicated to be attained
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09


THE Albany Journal declares that not
one woman in ten can sit or stand prop
erly and easily. How can they, cased in
stiff canvas, steel and springs? 1t adds
that not one woman in thousand is of
natural form. How can they be, drawn
up with laces, tilted forward by high
heels, shrunken by confning bands and
encountered by useless clothing? Our
contemporary declares that dress reform
must triumph. So it will, but not until
men decree it. As long as they consent to
their daughters being bound up in ribs of
steel and whalebone, and lashed out of
shape by cords and laces, they must ex-
pect a race Of women waspish in form.
weak in the vital organs "short-winded"
and short lived, full of complaints and
pains, and slaves to nervous and ,stomachic
disorders. Mrs. JenneSs- Miller and the
reformers Of her class are doing more for
the women of America to-day than any
other agencies or influences. They are
proving that artistic dressing is not incom-
patible with heaIthful dressing that
tasteful drapery may be retained without
compression of the body; that free move
ment of the limbs may be had without loss
of beauty in dress that pinched waist is
not an essential of good form that health
fulness is compatible with loveliness and
strength, and freedom with softness and
,ra.s
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09
DI ED,

Sacramento, June S-Emma F.. wife of d. T.
Hackett, a native OF California, 80 years 5
months and days.
Sacramento, June S-Infant of D. e. and the
late Emma F. Hackett.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09
Grand Italian Festival

NIvEN UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
VI Mutual Aid Society of the Bersaglieri
Guard, Italian Sharpshooters, at
East Park on Sunday, June 9th.
grand rattle will be held on the grounds at
P NJ. Admission-AdultS, so cents; children
under u years of age free The Company will
march from the depot TO J, to East Park Grove.
accompanied by the Artillery Band. 1tSu
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

The newspapers of the East with an
odd mingling of humor and seriousness,
are discussing the question, "what shall be
our national fower?" The choice has
ranged over pretty nearly the whole floral
kingdom, but the majority of journalists
poets and women have agreed upon "Gold-
en- Rod" The whole discussion is sillv
We can only account for such papers as
gthe Courier-Journdi, Commercial Gazette and
Springfield journal engaging in the debate,
upon the theory that it is bit of relief,
sort of humorous relaxation from the
tread-mill of every day editing, the grind
Of politics and the level road Of economic
debates. The simple fact is, we want no
national flower Such eclblems will do
for the pocket burroughs of the old world.
Our country is too vast in area, too varied
in its fora, too diversified in its scenery,
and too diverse in its types to make any
one flower the emblem of the Republic
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

Under the head of Nothing In It." the
Red Bluff Daily Morning Negs, of June
Sth, contains this announcement
On Monday the Nc1ps will again appear as an
evening paper. We dislike the ssGni-anpual
changes, but we have discovered that a morn
ing issue is not appreciated sufficiently to Jus
tify Its maintenance-we are satisfied TO allow
some one else TO try the experiment. There is
necessity, no doubt, for morning ISSUE but
there is great loss of sleep and poor pay
There is nothing in 1t, outside of that. The
Neus will endeavor 70 publish an evening paper
that viii please the public. The edition we
pr pose 10 issue, we are certain, win accom-.
plisn the purpose Good morning
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09
ISSUED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHI@ COMPANY.
Once, Third Street, between and x

THE DAILY RECORD-UNION,
Publishedsix days in each week, with Double
Sheet on Saturdays aud
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09
THE WEEKLY UNION

Entered st the Postoffice at Sacramento as
eecond-class matter.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

The Guipuzcoa was eleven days on her pas
ers were kept in the hold of the small vessel
without light or air, and endured every descrip.
ton OF ill-treatment. on their arrival at San
Bias they were landed without delay and imme-
distely marched, in the short space of two DAYS
to Topic, distance of sixty miles,
The thermometer was at 900; The road was
mountainous and rough; they were bare-footed.
heavily-ironed, without any food except what
was given them from charity. They were urged
forward by lashes inflicted on their naked
bodies and one who sank under the fatigue
was severely teaten with the butt end Of
musket,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

Sn Der Wil6elm5Itrane aber niro man
ho6erfreIt lein, oaB Der ourltllte Wtusfel
6er3 benz 3tele, cine aQ8emeine 8cri1tpds
gerung Der 6oben3olern nit ben ilbrtgen
oeuti1et IilritenbGuiern berbei3ufibren, in
bieielt Sale fem 6inoernib lit Oen Q8eg ges
legt bat. lIno ods I'm 10 mebr, ais e5 inn
preuBil6en &6nigsbauie, auBer ber i1or
ertpGbnten Brin5elitn Sittnrta, fiir's @rite
nthtS meDr 3u Derbeiratbelt giebt, 1drnelltz
LTD feilie 8rtn5eiitnnen. Ser Gailer bat
muir flint S0Dne, ulto oer 1ltelte lit erit ites
ben Sabre alt, uno and Der Brtn8 Nlbre1t,
Der Hegett Don 8raunl6meig, bat nut
S0bne (Dret, i'm glitter bon 9-15 Sa6ret).
@s tpiro no6 9eraume ,3ett tpdbren, che bic
in ben beilt9en Stato Der G6e SIT tretett
iDini0en tperben, inbeiien getpinnen bas
bur6 Die oclti6et 6ilritet6duier !3ett, lt6
auf geetgnete Yrin3eiiinnen pDr3u6eretten.
Sn fritberet 3eitelt tpuBten Die r6mii6en
Scatter OettI6er gfatton = ndmentlih Die
6apSburger tparer bartn groB i6re
0ausmacbt our6 @tn3iebun9 erl0ldenoer
Sebcll 81 pergr0Bern. Die Snben3oilerlt
babert etnen ntAt unbeoeltenoen Gbet[ ibrer
2Gnner ourh gebeii1te GrbpertrGee getpons
men, beren NuSfiibrung fte freiti1 meiit erit
OAlS1 NCuII(tDItpN(t OlAltplSIb AtNDtNu1
0eutsutage giebt eS feline einsustebenoen
9ehcn mebr, unb fiiritti1e @rbpertrdge Itnb
aus Der Wtobe gefommert. lett Oas Bolf Ith
g%citattet, aIeruntertbdnigit Stpar, in 8etreff
Der Gegiercnoen ein g8ort nlitSulpyeden.
@ber baS @rbldoftSre0t miro pom 8oIfe,
BON oeuti6en nalteutli0. betlig eebaltcn,
es lGBt ii6 rubig BON etnem 6iiriten all ben
anoern pererben, ipen1 lebterer iein legttts
mes Grbre6t nadneiien tam. llno ba
MAJ, ni6t miiien fam, mas fon1ntt, uno'
oh ni6t einige Der bcutiGen 6~iiritenbGuier,
Die iebt i6on olf iueniaen Iugen iteDtn,
9ars duslterben, 10 1T es intmerbin cine
quite 4olttif ieitenS bes &aiierbauies, itd
Our6 8eri6wd9erung m0sli6lt pollgiltiee
@rbanipriide an ft6erlt. unb 10 nit Der
3ett 0euti6lanO mirfli6 nidt nur inter
etnen Seloberrnitab, i"onoern al6 etne
6rone su b%rin9en. Snoeiien bis oahin mDs
gen nod S%abrbunoerte perfieBeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
(8rief ON BITE SGGtnotS Sta ats8ettum9.)
ttntcr Gli0kettt. = 9eAtf0l0nSti1e
Observation-Disclosures 1tttO
Sienjtut10d1ett.
SIM babti9en 9 d ar 10 a rs,
3. Muguit '89.

SIM babii6en g 6par5tpal b,
3. Muguit '89.
Bom GliaB aus beiu6ten mir nod uieIe
Der i60niten 8unfte OeS baoil6er ShDar5s
pdloeS, odtlrtcr S%retburg lltto oaS
0DIIentbal nit leiner fitbnen @ilertz
bobn uno nit e~ritie9en etnell Der Bcrg=
lto0bart DeS Selo0erg, ben 0odttrIt, an
Delielt SUB, id0n bod oben i'm @tbtr9e, Der
id)0ne, aber, tieferhite 3tttiee Iiegt. gta6
meinem riln1aBaebliden @ei6llade 1T Der
baoiide Sd)parspolo nit iciuen tbetIS
4roBortl9en, t1etls ntmutbtgen Bergen,
ieinen pradtpolIen Mdloern, leinen rtullte@
rem 8litiien uno Baden uno let1er ltfbenSs
piiroi9en dht ocutlden 8epplferunG nod
i6Dner als Die gum Gbetl 10 ltdrre SDtnel5.
0o6 i'd bin Den Qeiern nod etnen Ses
ri6t lber meine S~eo6aAtun9en unter Den
@liG6erl ihuloiB. gu StraBbnr9
b0rten mir uuf Den StraBen uno I'm @,a1t>
bofe tpeni9er 8ronsOlti9 ais IN 8aoen@
8aoen. Die fanatil6creh Tranaolen>
freunoe linD eben 9dnalt6 binduSgemaBres
gelt. @s lit iepoh fir ben Treflloen lebr
ihpicria, it'd aus Dem Otunbe Der @t1z
fpobuer lelblt einen ridtt9en Besriff bon
ihrer Stimmung unb @elinuung 81 perz
ldaffen, 0eltil lie iinO GuBcrlt Surlldbdltero,
bd lie, pte mir ether bon ibpen iagte, ourh
ben 9relBen gelernt bdtten, Dos Deaul gu
baltcn. Aber gegen Den ibnen 10 nabe perS
maloten S~itobeutldeit, 3lnial :penll Ct III
Mnerifn All Oduie lit, tDerDet ne ood polo
sutrdulidcr. atn peinGt9iten berilhrte e
mid, oab fie thinner nur ben greuBen nitO
foit nienlals 6as Oeutihe 5tei6 eriodbilen.
Oeuti1 sudtional limb tie nod III tetncr
Msiie eeiinnt. !3n8lei6 flObt ibnen jeDo6
Der @eoanfe an einen neuelt &rtea. 3iptl!dcH
0eutidlanD uno Tranfrei6 Elm tteTes
@rduen Elm; benin lie befiirdten, naB 6as
@liaB baun nod i6iperer Ieioen tpiirOe, ais
DaS poriae DIAL unp belpnocrs pie
Sdredenstdge Der 8elagtrnn8 .ulto Ses
lhieBune Sfrabbura9 Dor %neun5sbn Sabre1
iinO far tic cine furd)tborc uno tets 9e8en;
iudrtige Narnuu8. Auf bic 6ra9c, tparuin
benaoh et1 10 arobcr 3GeIl Der gSdhlen III
Dea NtiAsla1Oen III 9dnsli6 reidstetnOs
lid)em UNI Experimentation Sttne
ausfaae, er9ielt i9 sepobnli9 Die altS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
8ieSras Mceras.

l1eber bieie eagle BaB in Geras gegeniberz
tiegenoe mertfanil6e @ren5z utlo Steuer>
Citation bringt Der v@a9le 8aB @uioe" Die
fol9enoe ytoti3:
yYteoras 9tegras tp1rtltA iiberlebt:
vS1parsenfels".- bat ieinen 9tamen BON
Der 9roBen Wfetge uniibertrefflt6er gBetbz
toblen erbaIten, ipelde nabe BET Der Staot,
am uno I'M Slulie gu Sage treten unb metz
lentpeit unter Der gan5en @egenO it'd binz
3leben. SIN Oergdngenen Sabre lit, 3u Gbz
rem bes torti1rittliden BrGltoenten BOZ,
Wlerifo Der 9lan1en Der Staot in Borftrto
Oias lmoetpanoeLt tDorben. ste lit Ser
tpt9tigite @rensplaB All Der n0rDlihen
@ren3linie Der ~0tepublif Mertfo, oenn lie
Itegt 9erd0e 0a, no Die &oble1s uno Die Wis
ncral>0tegion 5ulalnmcntrefen innItten
zines rethen, betp0lierbaret G6aleS, nel6es
onrb ein 0uBeno flarer, ral1flteBenDer
Strome ourhihnittet Dtr0, ungefdbr 300
Wletle1 bon Der Wul1oung oeS Nio @ronoe
elttfernt. YorftriD 0tus lit elmer Der Daitpts
i1tbli6lten @tnf1DrplGBe BON Olerifo; IS
bat i'm uortgel1 Sabre cine Steuer> @tnfabIne
bon mebr dis elmer U2tlIion Dollars geliez
fert uno etnen 9rDBersn 6ortl6ritt in ben
3ouetntltnfte1 aufgeipteicu, als irgefto Elm
o1oerer vGtn9atBS : 6afen" Der meritanis
l6en Gepublif. Ofan lit iebt babel, bort
eiltes Der QroBarti9lten uilo bsiteingeri6tes
ten 8olbdllers 81 erri6ten, Elm ipirfli9
pra6tDDleS @ebdu0e aus Bads un0 Grudz
i%tetnert. 0ie Staot lit Der @aopunft fir
stpei @tienbalnen, peI6e bort ibre Ofas
lhtnenz Werfit1tter ltito t6ren @ei61ft51tb
BADEN uno t0urtoerten bon Qlrbeitern 8es
lh1ftigung oeben ; le lit Der Witte[punft
fir Die Nlsfubr oeS mertfanii6en 8leiz
Silbcrer5eS. Sic oeri6ifft ie6en -Monat
300 Gonncn Goblen an Die teronii6en
@tien6a6nen unb crbdlt monatLi6 ais 9eras
1000 Stif Hinboieb, bic mad Der 6aupt>
itaot Wtertfo fpeiter8eialtot fperDen; lie bat
oaBeroem einen ungebenren @eIbGftsperz
febr in eurppGiid)en lSdurel1, bic bort lnter
3oaoeri0llB geIa9ert tDeroen, in alnerifaz
ntiher Olalbinerie unb &anialIerS 9lpetnen,
bic 3oufrei ein9e1en. Sie Stoot bat in bies
lem @nAenblif 5000 @innobner, pdd1t
rai6er ais ir9eno cine Stabt an Der norDs
A%pe1tltden 0rense ltno Deripriht Der Weittelz
punft pes banoels 3tpii6en ben betocn 9fes
publtfen 5u Derben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

n dts 0enn bieier lit uni Die
uh9ebetren Summen, ipel3c bic Oreas
n~ilation bes OroenS nit letnem
Seer bon Bednlten, Summeluogte1
uno Shretcrn gefpitet baben, uno
UNI Die nod rieitgeren Summen, lDelde CT
0urd Die Streifs ein8ebiiBt bat, drmer,
ltebt ionlt aber auf fait 9enau oemlelben
Stanopunft, tpie 3ur !3eit, no ct als Waoles
ftp III lbre Spite iteate unD it6 erbot. tie
aus oer &neAti1aft 81 tiibrcn. Ooer
elgentli0 auf eitem ldle6teren Stanos
punfte. Oeun Der Nr6eiterltanO iteDt
belte ni6t NUT ni6t 10 md6ttg, lons
bern tpcniger md1tia als OanalS
6a. @eraoe bur6 oen Serlu0, Die
Mrbetter All elmer ein3igen rielt8ell Wtabt
3uldm nen5ui6mel3en muroe oaS 8dpttal
alt Die Soee gebra6t, Del1n rtdt geraoe3t
ge5ipun9en, siein Sell in groBartt9er Ser
idtneISung unb 8eretntgut9 utlter Der Sel1
tung tOeniger Geute 5t llldell, llt0 oteles
lteDt be5balb beute mabtiger ur0 getpapp1
meter ba, ais supor. YotpoerlD Ddt. ge9et
istnen WtqelL ben InitoB 3l alien ben
Eruit5 .uno SDnoitaten uno tpie itf Die
Observation-Disclosures Don Sapttal 1onlt
nennen, 9e9eben, uto er mar alio II t d Die
Graft, Die tur od5 BDie mil, lll0 bod Da5
0ute i6afft, ~iotocrr ods @e9ettbeiI OdpoIt.
llno DdS Danfe t1nt-tDer mag!
Wlun fanr DeSDdlb %letnent, iDertn rtdt
i6on inn Nopernber, 10 bod ieoenfaaS bulo
bepcrftcbeiben Mbtrttt BON Der offcntllden
8lbne tur ou8 dIgenetne lne1lbltdDe Be
Dalterr e1tgegenbriitgen, Delbes Der Tebl7
ihtag eites groBen lno in ii9 eblen Wols
lens beanlpru0en bari.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
Scr @frifafori0er aaypenbe6.

Qteutenaut Iuppenbcf, Deifen am 81. Suit
in Sdnterln eyfol9ten ploBlicben Cob oas
Gdbel 9erelOet bat, mar ether Der 0tildlid)z
fen unA erfolgreiDlten Nfrttaiorider. en-
blutiungen Sabrelt - icin Offisierspateut
itammt pom 26. Nppem6er 1880 = frat CT
in ben Otenit Der beutiden 9tfrtfaforiher;
CT tpurOe oas All Sabren iiingite Mitglieo
Der Gou9os@ Expedition bet Mirifattld)en
0eicQl6oft in Oeuti1lauo, pelbe aus Dem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0ul5e bonn Snfonteries
9teNimcnt DIR. At. ben 2ieutenants altuo
uio Goppenbed pom Sufdntertez 9fegirncnt
9tr. II, benz Or. 8iittner .uno Dem DIR.
med. Woif beltano unb i'm Nugult 1884
Oeutihlano periteB. Der Setter itorb iaon
i'm Uebruar 1885 81 San Saluaoor ON
hiBiAeu Sjc6sr Die 5Dpieriotsjtca, petde
ltd Der Ggpeoition ldjoa in Der eriteA gorz
b%creitHlQ am Congo ent9egenltcmlnten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

86bltbdter, ben 8unoeSienator 8rooertd
TIL DUEL geraoe5u ermoroete, l1ltD UNI 1el>
ret Strdfe oafiir 81 ent9ebef, etne1 9letb
idurfil6en @eitnnun8Sgenofen out Der
El9ierballf Oa3u DerdnlaBte, tbn pernttttel1t
zines @epaltitret65 = Durd Borlteuung
Der l1br unb 9lbboltung Der @srt6tSitBun9
81 etner 3ett, no Der GtaatSantpalt rtht
Da ieilt for1te, = rtpegen Jttdterl6etnenS
6es 0ffentliden NnfIGgers" frei5uipre1en.
Gil p%erlargeu, 0aB Der SbergertbtSDot
ben er Durd ieire ridterli6en S6anotbas
ten in 0erruf 9e6raht bate, it6 UNI lett
Nitbenfen 3u e6ren pertagen loue, mar etrle
ie6r itorfe 3umutbung, nelde benefit, DAB
Der NntragfteQer jeoen @efiblS fir Nnltalo,
Sitte uno &edDt baar lit. GroBoem geretdt
e9 6errn Beatty CUR Gbre, paB er ben Nns
trag 5urlidgeptelen bat. Oenn, tpte aus
leirer s0gernoen Nntport berpor9tng'-e IS
lit inn i6iDer getporoen.
gtt1t, tDie man tpo1l dnnebntett bart,
neil er in j3tpcifel barber tpar, DAB etne
8etpiltg:ug oeS 2llltrdg5 Die bon Serrp
perijbten Sdototbaten getDiifermaBen btQts
9en biebe, iouDerm ipetl Ct, ME Die grpBe
Wtebr5dbI Der Wfeni6en S6eu en1pfono, ges
gen baS 6erfo III lit II gu ueritoBen. SO
lit min einulaL 6crfomnten bterSulanoe, DAB
Dffentlihe &0rperlhaftcn anldBli1 bes 3os
bes zines tbrer friiberen Wit9lieDer auf etlten
Sag Die Nrbeit etnfteacn, uno einen 5iDetten
Sag nnleBert, lin Dem 8erItnrbenen etiters
lei Oh er Elm @brennan1t nber elm Shuft
inar - betpelbrGu6ernhe gfadrufe 81 tptoz
men, uno 0teleS 6erfommen lit oem Nlltes
rifaner 10 In 6leti6 u1o Slut iiberge9ans
gen, baB etlt 9ulebnen oagegen 9eraoesl
ais ettte Shat be;eidnet fperoen farn,
tnelde b6uftger yta6aDmun9 ertptoblen
tDeroen barf.
9tn unb fir ii6 1T i6on bieie @rbettSetns
~ftelun9 leitens 0ffettIt6er &nrperi6aften
bel @elegenbeit zines EobeSfdle5 cine llns
iitte, Die nur oann etnigermaben Stlln bat,
tpenft Der 8eritorbene rpirflid nod bcr Gors
peridaTt a119eb6rte, aber gar feinen, per
es lid I'm altsgei1tebene Wtitelieper banOelt.
0enn inl erIteren Sale farm man mob boz
Ii6er 98eiie onuehmett, DaB Die Gorperlhnft
etllen 0erluit erletoet, i'm ~stpetter bctrallert
fie nllr, mas fie ais lolbe i1on lGi9lt Ders
loren bat. War min dber gar ber Ber1tors
bene ein Mit9lieo, baS man MIR gar 81 germ
b~eripren bat, uno su oeilen NuSlhctoen
man ft0 ullo benz 9anoe Slid tpitnid)et
muBte, bann miro BEL Delien ip6terem pirfs
Iiden 9lble6en Die G1rung beS Eobten SIT
elmer iener ntbtsmirbi9en 6eudelcien, at
tpeIhen ia Ieiber unier gar5eS 2eben, bas
poltttl1e tpie biirgerliHe, franft.
8ieI not6i9er, ais Die fat iebem Sooten
obne Nusuahmc seipenbete %9ob6ubelei, mare
inns bdS SnDtengerih Der altert
2Iegppter, BET tpelcben einem Snoten MIR
banu etn ebrenuoIes 8egrdbniB SIT She'll
tpuroe, ipenn tta6 geaouer M6ipd9un9 ieis
ner guten uno ihlehte1 Tbaten etre Surp
Don speiunbuiersig Mannern ibn zines
iol4en ipiroig erfannt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
sea soSten at GDren..-

Ginen erfreuliden Wtutb bat Der O6erz
ri6ter 8eattp in Californian betpteien. Q(ls
Der BlutbunO un6 Teuerfreiier 8errD BON
Der &ugel bes 6ilfsbunbesmarihaas gaagle
Elm gere6tes Gnoe 9efun6en bate, begtng
Der califDrniihe QniDalt @rittenben bie linz
perfrorenbeit, Die 8ertagung bes Ober9e1
ri6ts Don@alifornien Aus Q6tuns fir BEN
per1torbenen frii6eren Obergeri6ts6eiitber
Serrb" au forbern aus A6tung fir einen
&erl alio, tpcl6er ais Wtitglieo ienes Sberz
geri6ts, auer6tngs i9on Dor mebr ais 30
Sabren, Der ofiene Yartei8Gnger Der Wa0rz
Ser un6 Gdrberbanoe mar, t0efhe In Den
fiinfsiger Sabren San TranciSco be-
bcrridte, un6 Der einen Der anitdnbi9en
8iirger, ipel6e Die Staot bon ibr gu be-
freien iu6ten, nit eigener !bano nieoerz
mebelte; etneu Mteni9en %feritcr, Der leinen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
modentItde Jlrnois' 5taats5 ehune, u1onta9, &c. 2lu9ut 1882

8oIton unb Msaine %, Die S1itois Central
II, bic 9ouisuiue un6 Naibptle 10, Die
W%tiilourt 9aciftc 38, Die 9tetn Oorf, Safe
@rie uno 8eitern A, uno bic Bennlploania
@o. un6 8enn% iplpania sc. st. 60. 3ulams
men ear 1909 fletnere 8abnen iiber9eidludt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
Ed8lide unb tD66entGi6e
gSAtnoiS StdatSSeitNm0"
uEo
% E gS c It c tn.
ede F-moI9in8tOn.str unb GtftB apsnue.

-
@5cnnftteitSs@reife.
Sd9Iibe Msorgtn .~aus9obe i'll ber Stobt bur1 Die
Sriger ms 9als 9elieiert.
Ger Sqbr I'M @oraHs 90
XSi @pus wv
&nGitne Mnsgabe tto Scr Weftett" pes Qpod1e. OBS
sEer QpeIten" per s}ahr $50
Mb1sttlt9e &uSgube per 9nbr .............. $50
@uSmdrti9e abpnnenten per Bpf:
EdBtt8e 9nsgabe per So9r, i'm @prous 80. i. i. $1,000
r0er Neften" per Sobr 200
g9bdentli9e 4usgabe per SaDr. .............. 200
@p9entli1e @us9abs mad irgenb eineut Sanoe .
&uropas per Sa6t 800
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Coz.
GbicaQp. SIN.