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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
Euckl ems Arnica sa,ve.

The best salve in the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped. Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction OF. money refunded.
Price Is cents a box. For, sale by Logan
Drug Co. = 3
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- Central Standard Time. 4
Pennsylvania Zines.
From Brldgeport Station,

Trims via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland 4:l9 q. m. For Pittsburgh lO:li
q, N; FOR Chicago and Cleveland, 100 pl IN. For
tfitshursh and New York. 2:ii p. N. For Wells.
Trains arrive Of bridgeport at 800 a m. 1850 L
N. 2;oo p. u, S;l5 p NJ. 4:5s p. m. and :G:H
=, FROM WHEELING STATION. n u Il 81
g Trnins via tho Pittsburgh Cincinnati 4. 81
LOUIS Nailway-Pan.l Handle Route-leaye Wheel.
Ing for steuhenville, Pittsburgh and tho East.
90 q m, leS p m; $40 p. M. and g:0j D. IN,
Louisy7:30 u In. and 9:o5 p. m. . For Colnnibmi
and Chicago, 1890 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheel,
Ing Of go M. $3.50 c. M 2:y5 p m, 100 D. m.
and - p M: Trains leave al Q 20 "a IN. and
arriving at SO p nL. run solid between Wheel.
Ing and Pittsburgh. All trains daily except
SUNDAY. .,.--L - tls,li-flL W., as ptM :.
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. Dry Goods.

NEW York. Jan. 5.-Busincss in dry goods
was characterized by 10 new feature as regards
the demand, which continues moderate in view
of the large shipments now going forward to
constitute the new stocks for the spriug tr,lde.
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nrcnd.tufr. AMI FRO vl,Io,,.

f,,,c,oo t.n rt,,. I, .,,y,.,. ,.,,,,
q ia,e ns nafReI ihr course Of business in
ABOUT everything dealt In on the board OF trade,
Sas continued To-day. There was not much
news 70 create decided opinions either for OF
oWnMat1 Sr d I,sgf values as nave DSSn gohs
Snning matkst INC OUTSIDE pnOlie mas lost inter.
weakness actomnnnied tGS S"rir InI,me.s "I AMI
lower il9IlrSs NOR" tncnrdeT Nas,v iii ia ,a,v.
OF Inc forenoon waS' diScouraSii,t; IN hS,dSrs
Cables were weak and lower, tendInr downward
and local feeling Tearish. 4 dispatch from New
York laicr mid thete was yoo,l biriny ioS exnort
there, md tint 5riyato advice ftoms Pa,is mil
that the mnrlrt WIS S,,onS and alvn,,cIn,
PrIces here advanced sharply ,oWard Tho closa
and closed at about tho top w S'Y : :
Oats nodcTa,elS aSt tH with n,icc, shade
higher : '' ~ W." p''f'NSsa = o''' ""'O
Dealings In hog nroducts rcrc rather Initial
within Harrow il,iet,ISions WY .ASt t.'i'''Se'
WHEirMCasS No "'S' spring so,1c: No osprlnr
s SSs ~; rS4 ooc january
! CoRs1Cash 10. ., ss,lc; January ss,:ass,,a
asIic; February Ss;{a9Oj ,an ;ct Siay SifSailGS
acc. ''Hs Fi ''S'itS' 'lA' ''sA'iz4A
NAV sSaai slo AZ, s9e January 2sa!a!9c
TAHIEy%So q. y Ia ;t..E
FIAxsEEb@S5cc,' 80 Il
poHHmcash s. XII s7u. ,on,,,v an am
Id 5SIESIO 81 MAJ Sio nLaina CIV h,sa
cS.I nmJ ~ Co 40 ~ - er col "a
q s7iIHG n "'N ''" ~ W A"' 81 o-|sA
sii4Ir' Rps Cash s;.oook m. ,o,ro.r a. o,,lo
527iSaS o.. NAV <; hfC5 SSToS ~ --Is'
so,,L nxpssi S7IT"I nc sb0rff c,cor q, ia, m
WJl,E y.sI Is y, en p' s'sas ~ 0'a' W.
Others nncbpn.c1
SEW iokx. jan S-Flour. receipts 1000
ilnsn,tlcd .nIeo ., ~ pte' 'arh' au,a n,
III NM vhoIs, 1870 No ieeeipS
OO0 hsbSis ~ pr-d a ~ euS ~ Ss
If snot smnt ,nSr ~ i ,, anu ely DISHES
stronger No rod 81 no nIi mo,l. snSrdsd III
81 GiikSi tL, 9i 'oESh; 40 t 6,i SI mHSy
/ Mnrch q, MI, wi, w S,S g vtrs. ~ o,lsa
Inc Il o;H. Nav II op. nn" q nss 6mn
M NO. vn ,,E 81 Wa; Jnne q %Eai gs11a
No. 4 Milwaukee 7la7Ic. Corn, rccclpts ais0Oi
bushels: exports $1,000 bushels. sales .9gjOOO
bushels OF futures and nj oV0 bushels of spot:
sEpt market unsettled; uigradGd mixed 4Oa
March Jl1Sc; April GlTc; May 5Ojzc; June
'4gjIc; July Sole. Oats. fecents 5000
bushels: exports 1000 bushels: sales $4,000
bushels OF futures and 10000 bushels Of
SPOT; market Irregular; january SGllc: February
J,2sc; May Ssc; spot No. white 3SE{G3Sisc;
mixed mixed western SGS3a;sc; No. Chicago Ssc
GoMee STEADY mud lOa2o points down; January
i2' !! February l2eOal?.l5c March
u 's,al2COc; May llGjall. soc: June
llsoc: September ll.GOall.Gic.. Sugar flrmcr;
on a nc; mould Al 7-lGc; standard AIlIc; con-
iectioners' nc; powdered 7.lGc: granulated
1aia,ty SSp n, oSses lt hee urn.
dnIi NJ Ssc PG,,s ,i os.n S.e nd
";at. ea RI "A NJ Mes'ein EiuN: iorh
Lard anet S SS.ra PsnG z. ian 1
81 10. Echr;,nrv 81 Ky N".oT e. sn ~
Inttcr Arm ,yoS,n,n dair, hs ~ W.
Na
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Jan. Seattle, receipts 1900
head, shipments 5000 head: market heavy;
steers easier: good choice steers s. 7lai %: cows
81 40;2 9O;. stockers s. 0OaS H. Hogs, receipts
$50 head: shipments 10000 head market nctive
and lower; rough and common 50 1903 90;
mixed aud packers s. S5ai %; prime heavy and
butcher weights s. 0Oa5 10; light So S5di %.
Sheep receipts 5000 head shipments 1000
head; lambs strong; sheep steady: native ewes
So aOii %; mixed 81 25ai 50: wethers 81 65a6 80;
clipped Texans 81 2Oai 10; lambs 81 7ja6 50.
EAST Liberty. Pa. Jan. 5.-Cattlc. receipts 90
head; shipments 5iG,head; market steady and
unchanged. Hogs, receipts 1850 head; ship
ments l700 head: market active; all grades 81 i,
4 CO.. Sheep. receipts 800 head: shipments 100
head; market steady and shade lower, 4
ClScISSATI, O.. Jan. 5.-Ifogs, easy: com
mon and light s., 7jai Is; packing and butch.
ers s. 9jai %; receipts $50 head shipments
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
Metals

5Nnw YoEK. Jan. 5.-pig iron quiet: American
domestic 81 Is. lin steady and quiet; straits ut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06

4, 10 pralotred .... ~, Chicago Gas... %
Northweitorii ...a,..ll0 Lead TttiSt.,.. ll)
90 prpicEred ....- IL Sugnt Trust .,.,..,.. " z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
: y -. : =. D.. - .-gI--I. ~
That Chndouino Incident,

LONDON, Jan. 5.--The statement that
tho Bulgarian government has politely
declined to, roscind the decree cxpell.
ing the French journalist Chadouine
from: Bulgaria is confirmed. Tho Stand
artPs Paris correspondent says h
st1t is officially. denied that NJ. Ribot,
the French foreign minister, has sent a
message imputing badjfaith to Bulgaria.
There is reason to believe that the
matter will be arranged amicably.n IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
Cotton,

cIsclSsArI. O.. Jan. 5.-cotton weak and
lower. Z. III q 'Flsic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
MISCEt.LASEOuI

Rootsnnd Barks-Glnscng. dry per d., In do
mand, 250a2 Is; saSsafrls bark. per b., 2IIsajc;
saSsafras oil, per b., iOj0c; May apple root, per
d., Hza2c; yellow root golden sca) per d., ia
Sec; blood root, per h.. &c; Seneca shake root,
d., free OF top. SaiOc; West Virginia snake root
per h., 25a}5c; pink root per b., fine, 3Oa35c;
elm bark, per h., lac. ~ I'ii' 5TIff5I
Dried Frlits-Apples. choice sliced, per lb., "a
Sc; apples, Ohio und West Virginia quarters. per
h., &c; Blackberries, per b., sc; Cherries pit
Bcdns-Prime new hand.picked, medium, Sa0O
prime new hand.picked. navy, s. 90
WoOl-Finc washed Soc: fine Iilwashcd Goa
PC: medium washed 30a31c; medium un-
washed &c; coarse washed 30a32c; coarse lu.
washed DC al4
HOncy.In the comb, per h., l5al6c
Rdgs-Whtte mixed cotton, per h., 1ali<c; all
wool, per h., 1Llaj4c; mixed, per h., iulisc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06

= BEWARE OF FRAuDs.-Bc sure Won get
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deafness
and rheumatism. DIV <
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06

WHoorIxd cough, Group, sore throat,
sudden colds, and lung troubles peculiar
to children. are easily controlled BY
promptly administering Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral. This remedy is saie.to take.
certain iniits action, and adapted to all
constitutions. n + pGw -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
VEGETABLES AND rnrlrs J


All kinds OF domestic fruit and vegetables In
large supply, consequently prices nre low and
none but best sells we'll. Common stock hard
to sell. Good inquiry for apples. The prices
quoted are those obtained BY Wholesalers In
selling 10 the retailers. Shippers cannot ex-
thing for their trouble. 20
Tropical Frltits-Icmons, 81 IS per box: or,
anges Florida, 8 20a2 50; bananas, 81 10 10 500,
per bunch. . : 7.E's :, = :
barrel: Sweet potatoes, Jersey 8 75aS o.; pota.
toes. Early Rose i5c per bushel; 81 IS per
barrel; onions. per bushel 81 O0; celery, per
Fresh Frli,s-Apples. fancy. 81 Goal 20 per
barrel; pears, per bushel. 81 75a2 0O, ptr bur.
rel So OO; crlnberries, Cape Cod. 81 ~ per crate,
81 0OaS 90 per barrel; Jersey, s. D per, crate.
Nuts-Large hickory, per bushel 81 Ujal IS;
shell'bark, Il ~: cheStnuts. &c per pound; wal.
nuts, Soc per bushel; mixed nuts, flOallc pei
pound ~ : ~ ! =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06

,,i Baggage checked through to destination q
WI ROBINSON General Passenger Agent Par.
8 A. J. DANDY. Asslstau. General Passenre.
Agent Parkersbug. W. Va I7.5 q - t -ese
g. ToALlSsoN, Passenger Agent Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
WHOLESALE PRICES
OF All Kinds of commodities Iandied In
Wheeling. : - u ~

nre,,, Z, m r,,,, f,.....
W,,r,,,, ths $4,000 ~. hiLsi'L ,s
IT,, MhhtL,No, iucAdsy, January ~
me WnoleSalc markets show but lew changes
t ,fc On inc whole business Is brisk and set,
llemens arc promptly nude.
L, !, !. oRals,ylo !; Aso yEtn
for our which bss Sn I M n gnt de n
nomnnI a. .S, Jus ueSS'ilusu III pllSe' Boou
Grdin-Whcat, sixty Mound ,cst oSnae, hnsh.
0as o. o Of INVEST Wes,c G9a sGSD ea[ @
Fyoar"fancy ro1ier mii iS ,Sin,o. ,,ho,, wood
nj a m nov ,ytrs n NIL wii!st WheSt; Woou
snrinv whom, WInndIh upvs m 70 pvs Us ~ M
per bsrrSi Famous 81 ~ IN ssct q ~ n.y. \, y
ftei-Fccd Is scarce. iRn tGfinslRs, ~ I'D ia
Iiaw hSion sih nns ~, IL y,So w pv w ION
al, eS'SN Wv pes ''i' ipsa'i' ioose, saio pet
1A ef
alT4 0RocEEiEi
ol Few changes are reported in tho grocery
Il little lower " = ~ 90 - -
SnHDs-Cholce N,cnr SvrnnS 9Oo =, Itoncv Drlns
3oc; New crop New ofltnns MolaSes ,hoice
Zoe; prime use: ialr !, BCo. !; mlxuI : good.
New Orleans J7c. bakers good Sjc. Miro mamie
syrup, live gallon ems, 70 Cents pet RnIIon.
lrorlstonsS Largo $. c. hams JTc:a medium s.
9c Shoulders Gc Sides ? sSo ord HaSG
beci lOc; family mess pork 0 ID, pieces sis %;
, L1rlNPure refined IN ,lcrce 7,<o. m m
tins, nc, Chicago lard, In ,Ierce< glc. "a in,
tins, re; Tin pals 9 lbs, SIC: lin nails ) l6s
SIC; iii pals 10 lbs, SIC: Tin nails ii bs SIG;
lin palIs. To lbs TIIc w. r"'''' 49,
fJSigdr-CItloat be: cibcs 4itc nowi,ercd
4,Ec; ulateJ standard ia, s,nSapyI "onisSs
.tloueFs 4 JIc: COLUMBIA 4 Ii a, stnnd"ri Wind.
,sor Il 4 Lilo; American 4 IL! Whit"A c,trn q
3Ta3i1c: standard yellow ssIe: KnIHS,s Yellow
sic N'' ' 'Zee' iNutsHs' ss ''
sior,, co,,oc- .Fo,,,, ro,,,,S p,o s5o,o,
fancy green S0c: choice gpcn IN y RON t1t,g,
grades iSc; Jaya 97c: roasted in nanEoves
Valley Rio igc: Ionhan,llet lJct "Ar6ucEle..
Co Il rnnsted 100 NIL, rnns,on SIs Ky
ornlneut Lawn roasted Mo. az i ,Srn,In ,Ta W, "
7eqs-YGunr Iiys0n nor II, sS".I,c. 30 So,nmn,v.
der 95a15c: inneriHI Siotac -- IsnSn s1n ppS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
BUTTER. EGGS ANp roIrrrny

Tho prices quoted here are those at which
retailers purchase from wholesale houses.
Farmers shipping 10 wholesale dealers must not
expect tho iull prices that dealers got, us they
VIII not handle produce for nothing Where
which shippers may expect to get.
BatG-country choice, lTalsc: country good,
Eggs-Frcsh in case, elaooc per dozen: fresh In
barrels 2lng2c. ~ I5I4 >
Poutry-Prlce per b.: Old boosters, &c; chick
ems. spring. Safe: chickens. hen. SaS1 lcs ducks.
Sagc; turkeys, l0allc; geese 5a6 s5sFF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06

PuLADELrnlA, Pa. Jan. 5-Flour, weak
and unsettled. Wheat firm: No. . red January
99Icasl 90: February 81 O014al or; March
s. G9}h4al 0aa14; April 81 Dial Uiti Corn steady:
SIG; February. March and April 5OIsa5lc. Oats
quiet: No. 3white 9Saa9c: No. q white January
.ga392c: February, March and April z 3SISl
39Ac. Eggs dull; Pennsylvania frsts &c
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19

Mr.. Oscar Rowe, formerly one of
Springfeld's boys but now Of Mankato.
spent q few days here last week visiting
his parents. We understand that Oscar
has gone into the insurance business with
Mr.. A. B. Smith of Mankato, as his part
ner. We wish him success in his new
work.
Miss Lillian Anderson has engaged to
teach in the public schools of Lamberton.
anew department having been opened
their recently.
County Auditor Krook spent Saturday
in the village.
During this season five very fine brick
business buildings have been erected in
Springfield besides some brick dwelling
houses. The brick for these, which is of
a very good quality, was supplied by our
own brickyard. The fact must be graf
flying, not only to the owner of the
yard and the manager of the brick in
dustry, but to the whole village and
country surrounding. 1t is an indica-
ton that from now on the town will
have something more than the rich
farming country to support it. A very
large number of frame buildings also have
gone up. Should the growth of Spring
fleld continue in the future, as rapid as
as it has been during the past few years,
it will not be long before it will be the
second city in the county.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19

Springfield, October 18th: Mr.. G. A.
Spelbrink, republican candidate for
Judge of probate, was in town Thursday
and Friday.
He. Warnke, J.Colomig and w. YAH
lie have been appointed judges of cleo.
ton for the village.
Mr.. Frank Sheffield expects to enter
Wilder College the first of next month.
Frank is diligent and energetic student
and we feel confident that he will soon
work his way into the first ranks.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19

neighbors. He did not return for some
time and his mother became suspicious.
After search at the homes Of several
neighbors she finally went to the stable
and there she discovered him hanging at
the end OF rope. She hastily severed
this, but only to find that he was dead.
She came to town at once and Coroner
Jonas Laudenschlaeger went out yester-
day to hold an inquest.
Stubborn was a man of thirty-fve years
and leaves a family of five small children.
They had just moved to his mothers
home for the winter, their own home be-
ing little log hut between sigel and
Lake Hanska
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19
A SUICIDE IN LINDEN.
Ole 0leson Stubborn Hangs Himself in a
Barn.

News was received here yesterday Of
the suicide in the town Of Linden of Ole
Olson Stubborn by hanging. Stubborn was
the man who was prominent in the cap
ture of the Younger brothers and who
had also attained scholarship in the
University of Minnesota. Of late how
ever he became addicted to the idea that
he was terribly sick and it is supposed
to have deranged his mind to some ex-
tent. Sunday night he left his mothers
house to get some oats for a couple Of
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19

NOTE: Fill out above and either mail
or hand your slip in a sealed envelope
marked ssPresidential Guess" to above
named Jeweler who will take charge of
same until the oficialreturns of NoVem-
Der election are in and will then advertise
a set day on which all enselopes will be
opened by chosen number of ladies or
gentlemen at his store. The watch c an be
seen at the Jewelry store of F. w. Hauen-
stein No. 8. Masonic Block.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19
FARM FOR SALE.

/ offer my farm for sale at a reasona-
able price. It consists Of 151 acres with
good buildings and well and four acres
Of fine timber, grown under cultivation.
The farm is located half mile from the
Linden and twelve miles south of New
.Ulm. Call on me for particulars.
John o. Pladsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19
Geo, H, Dayton
Dealer IN
MUSICAL ms RUMENTS

: Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
agent for the Singer Sewing Machines,
lnown by every one to be the best mach
ne on earth.
Pianos and Organs of the best makes.
Sbeet music, the latest out. All
goods guaranteed to be first class and
prices the lowest for the quality Of goods
All goods guaranteed to give satisfaction
Or money refunded.
Organs and Sewing machines repaired.
Office in Leibold's Block next door to
new Express Office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19
GUESS

A Lady's GoldWatch valued at $3ewiA
be presented by F. W. Hauenstein the
Jeweler, to whoever guesses nearest to
the plurality of the next President of
the United States.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19
Wallace Elliot & Cos.
Card of Thanks.

We hereby express our heartfelt thanks
for the kind attention shown us by SYM
pathizing friends and Sisters Of St. Alex
ander hospital in the late bereavement
occasioned by the sickness and death of
our beloved husband and father, Bern
hard Baumgartner.
T.. Anna Baumgartner and children.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

Sic @eiunobeits. lllio Ginlrnnoerz
iiusszBeanlteu 81 Nsiu Yort nno Baft.z
more iinb furms1 pon bemO Obmalten Der
gbofera III europdilden 9dien nl&ennts
nib seiest iuorbcn. OtiuObf nun, ipie
aus @aibinsipn scn,sloet luirb. ieitens
Der 8eb6r,,en oeS DunoesI1abamtes
feline ipirflideSefirdiuns ausseiproden
tpirb BOB lie bie@eltlbs oer8ei. .Staaten
erreideu lueroe. 70 crsreifen bisielben
beiien lluseadtet cine iebe fir noibipens
big beIunoene MaBresel, I'M cine et<
tunise Ginidleppmns Der Seuhe 81 perz
biiten. Die 3oubeamteu iino burd
Huubidreiben aaseiuisien luoroen, olIes
Gepad. iuetdes pom 9dfeu fommt, in be-
nen Gboleru herridt. su beS,nfiSiren.
9iilfs Sd,abamtsiefletdr Spauloins
battle cine geratbuns nit benz Dr. !Ius
euitin, funsirenbela @eneral>Wunbar,t
bes Marinezpoipitaloi iueIde fi@
INT tueitere goriidtsmaBreseln brebte.
aud itebt berSilfs. @efretdr @pauloius
nit ben asenten Der ueri9ieoenen trauss
ailaatiiden Dampferlinien in gerbins
ouns, I'M init oenielben irsenb Elm Sbs
tem ber 9esinfiSirlins bes @epdds Der
slusiuanberer aa9 ben Ser. Staateil Su
perein6aren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02
l1nparteiilhes 3eneniB sn6urt,
fen oes Shub5oues.

Der 8orliser bes Seem gorfer Sus
reaus fit Nrbeiteritatiitif fat iceben
einen amtli9eu 8eridt eritattet. iuelber
unlercn bemofratiiden5reiba
ben foit ben Ntbem senomnlen bat.
Serr Bed = 10 beiBt Der grbeiteritati-
itifer-beridtst ndrnfid auf Gruno Ior9s
fdltiser llnterIRdunsen, oab, wdbrenb
Der Geiumnitetras oer 2obne
i'm Gtoote i'm Sabre 1891, persli9en
nit 1890, um s1,193 74l aurildsesan-
aen mar. nuter Der WcSfinlep=8ia eine
eteiseruns Der a6bne IN @eiamnltbe.
traae BON 1851 ,676 itattscfunoen bat
ipas eine 9etio 5nnabme BON s6,377,
925 seseu bas Slbr 1890 ausmadt.
gs labt lib benfeh, baB bies eli
furdtbarer 5btas fir bic 6reibanbels.
| preiIe uno Die benlofrntii6en Stump
reoner III. Midt nur battea iie bisge
bas aerabe Gesentbeil te9auptet, iou
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

Gin idredlider Doppelmuro iuurbe
in 9arlan County. 8p., besansen. Sn
Yacumb, adt Meilen uom9arlangour
9uule, serietb Der iunse Sduaebrer
Sobu 9tolen aus Gtouer Sort nit mebs
reren 2euten in Streit unb es tpdre bei=
nabe au elmer alIsen,eineu S9ldserei se.
fomnten lin iueiteren CANT 81 pers
meioen, ma6te er li6 Suiammen nit
60. Yace omf ben 5eiinwe9. iraf aber
ipdter ieiusu drDiteu @esner, einen ,ses
luiiien Siser, nit bem er iOiurt. luieoer
eincu 8Ortiuedlel be8ann. 9eidt lanse,
70 leste golalt Den 9feuolusr -auf Siber
an, Guce umfnbte ibn jeoob, I'M rbn
am StieBen 81 binoern. 8alo aber
batte ii6 9tofen lOsseriiien, eim SduB
fiel uno Yace ianf SIT 8obeu, iuie ibm
Nolen fur5 suucr seorobt bate. 9u1n
iuanbte iid gaolen scsen Siser, iuelder
ii6 idon sur 51ndt seluaubt bate, uno
au6 o;eien Itrefte Ell burd) cine 8usel
nieber. Oas alaes iuar bos 9Se,f zines
Nu9eublids. u,,o ais 9eute binjufamen,
mar Siser bereits iooi, 8nce I'M Sterz
ben unb taunl ncd im Stauoe, ben Ger
gang 81 erSdblen. 9tulen, Der Sobn
einc5 Der reiditen uno tefannieitenBiir<
ger pun Sarlan gpunip. 1T 9eiluben unb
nod ni9t ersrliftu.
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bern bieier amtlide, obenbrein bon eiusm
bemofratiiden g}eanlten aussebente
geridt betdtist alld alle 8ebauptnnstn
ber@epublitaner nrb ibrer GreiIe.
9tnes. mas sic Serren 5reibdno!er
oarauf au antiuor:en iuifleu. iit, baB Der
slrbeitsitatiitifer Eed unter oem Gin.
fluB bes Gr=@oupetuearsSiI itebe. ipeld
2ebterer auf biele Beiie ieinem erfOls,
reideren Ripalen gleuelano ein MeHer
in Den &iden au itoBen tradte. 8ie
erbarm1id fleiulid|! Gdreiber bieies
bat Die Gbre, 9etrn 8ed peri6nli9 81
fennen unb er feuut i'm ais e;nen &C.
iuihenbaIter, reidtib benfenben Mann,
Der na6 art ebrfid)er @elebrter lpebcr
redts nod linfs btidt unb bic Ghre
giebt, einerlei, ipem bic Wabrbeit idaoei
ooer niist.
8eiuieien 1T burtb ieinen Yeri1t. bot
bic inbuItrielIe ghdtisfeit uater BEN
Mc&ipfep- -9arif iid uussebebnt bai
unb Der 9o9n Ser Mrbeit seltiesen it,
unb tpsnn Die Sreibinbler BON iest Biz
sugnbe oesSabsbunberis arsumcutiren,
tpirb cs ibucn niWt m63li6 iein, oielt
einfa9en. auf tem Bese seiuiiisnbafte,
1urIdung ermittetten gbatiaden iues'
aubisputiren. M6sti9, oaB Die Semoa
fraten ben Gelebrter 8ed iuesen ietnea
,uabrbeitssetreuen Seridtes leine'
Mmtes entbeben, aber baour9 iuer
ben ie in Der bffentlidenWeilluns ii9sr
Lib iuenis profitiren.
Stew Yorf i6eint fiir bic Senlofrater
MN .,futl6" ;u ieiu, uno es 1T niht ein
suieben, iuie es ibuer aelinsen iolte
auBer uielleidt Seem sSeriep, irsel.o eiuel
n6rblideu Staai III getpinnen.
(St. Souls Er.)
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Sic Sauptquartiere beiocr 8arteien
ipIIeu rariiber ibereinsefommen iein, Die
grdiioentldaitszgampasne erit aln 3.
Gepiember 81 besinnen. Sas 1T elm
erfreuti9er 8eidlub. 3wei MOnate
Iinb cine biursideno lanss 3eit, I'm alle
uorliessntea Acknowledgment blnrei6'
euo III er6riern. Sn einer 3eit bon 60
9agen iOunen iid olle Hatteipolit.ler
uno Yorteiorsane austoben, iinb fanu
olIes @elb perpust iuerben, iuefdes bns
9anb fir gampasne: Saraoen, Wallen'
perIammfunsen nIu. iibris bat. 81
fiirSer bic @ablcdmpa9ne, beitp better
beun inl eanSen 9anoe siebt rs sur 3el
l6perli6 eincn ocnfenOcn Menlden
Der ni9t idon jest saus geuau iuhBte
ipie er i'm fpmnleuoen geouember tim
men luiro.
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9eidt nur in Miiionri, iunberu au6
in anberen 5taaten Der lluion, liesen
iid bic 9emofraten in ben Soaren unb
bic feinoli9en Saftionen befdmpfen iid
auf's beitisite. Gs 1T Der &f I'm
bic 8eute unb eS niiiBte merfluiirbiS sil=
sebem, ,ueun es ben Gepublifanern n.6t
m5sli9 wdre, seeint tuie iie iino, ii9
iiberan in ben betrefenben Staotcn, sll'
nddit in MiHouri, 5u oen Serren Der
Situatiou 81 ma6en.- Organization
unb uncrmiibti6e 9lrbeit fiibren gum
Sieae.-(@entral Mi1lourier.
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Serr s. u. 2an0er, eth berporrasen,
Der Burger bon glartsburs, Mo., unf
ipoblbefannt III oteIem Staate, iasi
iiber gbamberlain's Mittel fiir SOlif.
gbotera unb Siarrboea: sd babe
mid BON leinem autcn @rfulse iibers
seu9t unb fann es heiteas enpfeblen
5um Serfnuie bel 8 elfer Sros. Drug.
1T.