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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30

A college professor, while on his
way to Mott Haven, by the Harlem
railroad with his wife and another
lady, wis joined by friend. Turn.
ing TO the lady with him, the pro-
fessor said "What shall I do? /
have only three tickets, and this gen.
tleman makes our party four" "Oh"
said the lady, "giye the three tickets
to the conductor. Don't You know
three of kind will take two pairs 2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30
A Yazoo Independent Democrat
tells some PLAIN Truths

n letter has been received in
Washington written by Judge r. s.
Hudson. Of Mississippi, who is rep.
resented a. one Of The ablest and
wor.hiest men ia that state. Judge
Hudson's letter is 10 reply TO an in
vitatioB from committee Of what
10 called The Independent or Pa.
eitic Democratic party of Yazoo
county," to become candidate for
The legislature. Judge Hudson de-
cliues the invitation in letter
which admits all that Republicans
charge az TO the situation in Missis.
slpPi. Judge Hudson deplores the
exodus, aud draws strong picture
of The ! fleet upon the south of The
emigration of its laborers. Tracing
the Causes, Judge Hudson says:
" hen is bulldoziDg and intimida-
ton TO end II When are We to have
a Tree, unawed. and unstrangled as
piration for Office, canvass, and cleo.
ton When is our mother district
to be unstained with the blood of the
citizen, and when shall the graves
ceaBe TO be filled with the dead on
election years and occasions z When
are the walls aud cries of the bereft
widows and orphans to be unheard
10 party organizations and elections2
Why the continued threats
and intimidation against those who
may see FL to organize the colored
voters 10 vote any particular ticket.
when there are no tickets but what
are almost exclusively composed Of
old and tried white men of Yazoo
coun,y2 They know. and we know,
that there has teen bulldozing, and
even worse They know, aud We
know, that the Bourbon army in
time of profound peace Is not per-
manentIy disorgaDized and disband.
| ed, aud can be brought to the front
again upon roll-caIl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30
WHOLE NO. 1907.

change five. You vii. not be rob
bling me The citizen took the book,
carried i, TO The falls, dropped ii into
the seetLing cauldfon of whitening
water, entered his house by the back
door, nd went softly 10 bed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30

,,,f%yyCss DIRECTORY.
a gents.

~ gsR7jlJKs 1iExERAL COLLECTION Agent
II IA .,nyey.nccr Bloomington Wis fitie'i nVes-
b "a, I'D perfected coiiections prom as
.dt 'srences gwen when desired ,ny
n = LAUGaLIN, LAW COLLECTED. AND y
u nee, Office opposite First Nationsi bAnt'
n -, T.. wis Will attend promptly to busls essen
f''a $3.50 sl-4e
I'm '1VEs .PAToH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY
- Notary public aud Conveyancer, General
!. ~ sam seent Also special Treasury Agent ior
e., III Wisconsin. 20 whom Hawkers ana Pe9dietf
,noiyier State License. SS-i9lS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30
oRYICIAL DIRECTORY.

s;f,,,,ftj adgs-I. COMMUNICATING ralPoint
f,sast, fsf5s- 8m MEG onigsl, --....'.-ish ster
frs4Fsrer u. p Lester, -...'.'... .'''-''.''-
l,..f, fi,rk-P Kidd, &c.
|CiSrE ~ 'eurt- Herman Hrchuer, ..-...,.----'.'
E,1;,t,y n Desds-- P barley, ...-,,,,....;.'.;
49, ,NIbaols- Charles HARPER. Hazel Green .
y,F,,5r, ttteynsg-W Homer 8eebe, ..PlstteVlIie
4 rrsyor foel Barber,
ya-0asy-I Lyster, -..-.......'' ..'.'.''
rb,a m Sup.-iso 1smsntson --'.~. Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30

,.t ,Avsrtisemsnts payable quarterly; same
r. ,e.rt.rl, without extra charge.
r,isssnsnts set 10 double column 20 per eeni
y IRA t.. 49, annuu,. each
- ~ yatlees, ifoue animal bs described; 30
Il 80, ezeh additional animal described IN
i ne notice 50 cents, ,..,....i, neyvs t,ne
. ~, 49, line first insertion: eents per iins
.ach .nbsetuent insertion; ...;.. asvs,tf.a
Idyascs pay required for transient aas w,ies
- Comnsissioners Notices, Attachment NOTICES
! 49, y otires iof animals taken upl.
aiIkrds Of Job Printing promptly ana hsaty
- Te,ms Cash On delivery OF WORK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30

,,49u. dGLLS,ATToRNEYs AT LAW Lam
.-s+te.. wiz. once at residence Of Judge Mills
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30

RG}ItEw BELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
! a-bcrai Collecting Agency ohce in Washburn's
Rto.k N.in-st, PlatteyiIle GTsntCo Wis. 32-7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30

~ '.FN Pfactiot IN Ohittu otHtVs "uf ~ -
4,Ut;s 4eneral collection and real estate agents.
4 et.r ~ Wisconsin Avenne Boseobel, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30
MY Platform -

The making Of Wagons, Bnggies Vehicles OF all
ames and Farm Machinery, still goes on At tho old
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-30
AtiOrmcYs.
,IELr0N 4 PROyIs,
60. -. -. =. 4 d.

4, RRER < CBgMENTs0N, ATTORNEYS AND
fj p,,ellotsat Law, Lancaster, Wis "iIprSc~
ID rla ttsthe couttsin Wisconsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

s sSsS$S HH$EEESSIISSs $5SssR
PINAFoRE
PINAFORE,
PINAFoRE
PINAFoKE,
PINAFoRE,
with the following cast
90 '' BY courtesy Of j. Steele Mseiays '-'
Ralph RscHstraW MI Al"n.o Hatch
Dick Deadeyo ...................M M. F. A. Psmenta
Boatswains Mate. A. H. Pelham
MiasSP%so MIN Mater sxs TMGinIfy
Little Buttercup. Miss Eselle Mortimer
''s'' oHoRus or F0RTY VOICES -'''"1
MR. fRa Ell ERs SIssis'r sE s7fsF
The psrfTTr Edsi NJ si!l 5 9STq with tho
TRIAL BY JURY.
Alfred Holland and A. II Pelham in the cast
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 80.
B H00khHss A hHSf TH i e. sSSHnroA
SUPPORTER By MR. ~ gbW ,I coMrToy AND
G Tss:dsy and sassrdsy Essnsss TwEtr4 siSHE
rr,s., fs e. HSt rH Eik HuS SS
N 72s and 7so Broadway, below sth st.
SEASON OPENS MONDAY EVENING, 0croB Rls' ao
HykE AND SisaT At
The attraetion, in the circle wiz embrace wide
snS % Ct S css
troupe OF Liliputian Ponies.
chairs 7Ss chdssn andsT years balcony circle
sim sea I Il Box
open.
A BERLE's THEATRE
rS S:Tisa IN rxMfI9 bI RfsoRr
r.SsHrS la h0sS 5Sn WEEK SS SsE
The celebrated f MxRsx ' %SRrLASp.
supported ~ tAf ia t1on oI yGang actress
the production years Of the
beautiful and romantic drama,
THE KEN HAHan HTf KING.
SUPERB pYS s * TRp ss; STARS
Housaboura SAM Belle Paramount, Dan Nash Levanion
and
OLEARY ToURNAMENT,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
OCTOBER POPS.
MONDAY. October 20. a. p. M--rwcnty-milo run,
who loads at ton miles and s75 TO second man at ton
miles.
TUESDAY October 81. p. x.-Forty mile run-s5oo
to first. 500 o second 500 to third.
List of entries for those races published In tomorrows
papers
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER % AT p. NJ,
GRAND WRESTLING MATCH
between
EDWIN BIBBY. champion of England, and
ANDRE cRisToL, the tiger of the Pyrsnsos.
Ono fall, catch as catch can.
One tall, 0reco Roman
Ono fall catch above the waist with trip
ping.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
I'd and Sd avs. between ead and cath sta
RECENT JnsT 2sm 3 MACHINERY
Tickets a. ali stations elevated railroad for %
sf q .hs
TUE c'sEMAnI on Boycic "a NEW Ply
out p ss 5c 70 So had Of ali
L.ong, by Mime. MurioCellL FREDERICK BLUME,
A VERY AVAILABLE SCIENTIFIC LECTURER
cries new and sisrtns Address HALL ass Broadwsy.
A YOUNG SOPRANO. WITH SWEET AND WELL
salary. Address JOSEPHINE. box 10 Herald Uptown
Office
VIZ H. POPE PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN ORA.
w .Actor matte Art and Eiocution; terms reason
aud able Address srEINWAY HALL.
Eiocutonist. Call 22s West 10th st.
Mr. GEO. GOTTHEIMERs OPENING BALL PYTiI-
Nlaeoras Hall, tomorrow evening. Full orchestra
Elegant decoration.
VNHE ROMANTIC STORY OF THE PRIMA DONNAS
i Husbandr can BIO found In the MUSICAL TIMES.
Price Toe TO be had OF all newsdcalers
| THOMAS BAKERS NEW MUSIC, rem iNIsCENCEs
i OF COMFY ISLAND "a day ut tho BeachL Fantasia
W. A. POND. rs Union square.
THOMAS BAKERS NEW MUSIC SHORTLY WILL
be pubiishcd-rhe Walking Match"March. with
| rect portrait Of Rowel on title.
III ~ W. n.ns sn r,-rmE @ i ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

Mr.. GILMORE begs to an.
nounce that the specially
act of the marvellous spec
tacle will be- greatly aug
mented this week. Tho mod
ern MJiltons, the celebrated
RINALDOS. will mako their
first appearance In Enchant-
mont. The immense array
of premiere danscuses asso-
luta will bo still further
strengthened by tho addition
of tho renowned DE ROSA.
..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

NOW PACKING THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE NIGHT
LY AND AT THE MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY, FROM STAGE TO DOORS, VAST NUM-
BERs OF PEOPLE BEING TURNED AWAY AT
EVERY PERFORMANCE UNABLE TO GAIN EVEN
STANDING ROOM.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
NEW APPOINTMENTS and
A GREAT CAST.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
- MONDAY OCTOBER 27,
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT
Mabel Renfrew In
PIQUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
POPULAR PRICES.
ADMISSION, FIFTY CTS.

Secured seats In tho Orches-
ira Stalls. Orchestra Cir
clio and Front Balcony are
only so cents extra. Tho
other seats In the Balcony
are but p cents extra. Tick
cts for the Family Circle
entrance on Crosby street).
are % cents. This tariff Is
the most popular current at
any first class theatre. Tie
enormous crowds in attend.
ance every night justiiies its
establisilment NJ the regular
standard here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
SrII Av. AND 23D ST.
Open at IA; commence at g.
POOLE 4 DoNNELLY...... .Lesseos and Managers
Reserved Seats orchestra circle and baicony 81 cents
Seats may be secured weeks in advance Box oiicc
open daily from A. NJ. TO 10 7. NJ.
40 FREE LISr-@s
LAST WEEK OF
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
MIR, JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
IN WASHINGTON IRvINGs CHARMING LEGEND
- T.. IT,. F.
s#s
y ! 4 ! II
Nv IN IN f IN + L + T. f.
w f III: s. t t.. ] e.. 4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-31

men mein Ser, aus,ul6attsn uno femme
@ie bod erf felt psnts ausenblidsn -
! ID ma6te meinsn Nunb perl&liebsn, ba'
nit mir nitt po0enbs ins unsliid tommen!
&e:ne Gorge bebbalb, ltebe Gtau, mint
ts bic DAME autraulit, mie Id Ssnsn eben
fhon anosutste, rsane aud Id fsf auf ben
baloisen sanRissm umldwuns aatr gsr'
tdltni1e. ltnb nun nod etne Jraae :
5at.n sic b.pn bel ben 8otoe'lasn Da
m.n nod ni&t um 6Iilie aussflopft z
Netmen bie(e f6 Der bteirftisfu 5a;ai
| lien ibrer Wrbeiter benn ntht mtlottatig
an?
Die 5ruu madts cine weswerfenbs
| 6anobewe3uns. z<
@ie fnb nidt bs1er mie atIe anbsren
@sthen Dobl bab IDS bort per1uht.
Die alte DAME bStte meine &lassn nur
nit balbem Obr an unb fsrtiste mid rafd
nit einem @slogei6enf al, inbem ifs ntr,
rietb, auf eintrdslihen Netenperotsna tez
baht ,u ietn. He tonne nun ntdts wtiter
far mid tbu'. Na, BEL msinsr Srant9ett
uue ben pislen &inbsrn, Mabams, nod
ueoeHett perpieRtn
gun, unb bic fhSne iunse 1ohter lief
ft4 bod erpetden forfdte Jrau BON Gu.
8an weitsr.
sgrpeiden |! Md, bas berw6Snte Jrdu.
lsin psrifebt bic Sprade Der Nrmutt wobl
ntat. ae 1T nur ba3u ssldafen, in ben
Uaafalen bstum,uidwirren, unb tommt
mir Dor wis ein bunter Sommerpoael, Der
niemals a& auf ttn iunpfsen grosrunS
waat. ionSern INNER nur uber Dem Sri.
nen f&webt. Nls Id tbrer SHUTTER unter
sbransa mein eeis tlaste. iaSte Ts ft Dor
BEN Altan NIT ibrem eroeen 6aube Der.
um; pl0blth fam fe nit iSm In ben @aa!
ssipranasn; Rubtt uQr mir, barte cline gs.
snaee lang an, nae Id surtrahte, Fafsrte
ibrer Nutter etmas ins DIR, uno ale bisie
mir earanf eas @slbfiId retHts, mar bas
Graalsin, otne aud nur stn 0ort an mid
~ rtHtsn, pteber NIT sin paar lsi&tsn Ga.
ben tranesn iie slaubte wpN mil hem
@sfdsnf fia esa futalsn 1eiuh fur tmmsr
pam Aalfe ~ fbaHsn. I'D, Re If reid.
jung nwe f&Sn unp mstrt Nrmutt uub
eItno spn Gd ab pls sslts @smarm gDie
foate He aud anber; Sat bic 5tau Mut.
ter fs's tsnn btdsr sslsbrts
(GorIfebuns foIat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-31

= Sn Nemata County, &anlas ipurb
fnr3li& elm Deutlasr, Namens Msilsntba.
ler our& einen Metsor lsn astSotet. Man
slautte @nfanas ntdt baran, bod bat ifh
bic sa&e befattst. Cine bortise 3eitune
teriatst pariiber j: Der 5immsl mar ba.
mails pclllemmtn tlar, Is mar Iebr falt
unb Mstltnttaltr mar BON istnsm 6aule
mad tinsm etwa fanftunbert garss son
esmfelbfn entfernten 0sipesrunse segaa.
gen, UNI sinise &ute mad 5aale au tret.
ben. gls tr auridtebrts, sius sr aui leine
@dsune gu, uno rpdbrenb e. seraee In Der
gsate hss Stammss zines @tprnbaumes
mar, wurbe Ct setGStet. Der Nerctit,
pslher Neiientbqler tso.sts, tam aus ei.
nsr Shli6en &idtuns unb traf susrit ben
Stamn bee Baumss, prallts pon pemlel.
ben etuas ab unb In ieinsm Gluse rib sr
bic cbsrsn Wefe bss Mtorntaumss bsrua.
ter, Srans unterbalb Der rehtsn 5hulter
In Metisnttaler's 8Srpe. nne fam an Der
linfsr QUITE rpisesr t.raus, sporaufe er ifea
tbsilwsife:im ben eefrorentn Boesn einsrub.
Stne 3,ueiftl wurbe eie Ridtung Des
/ GsroIiten babur&. bab sr NIT bsm gaume
tn Gontatt Ssrietb. seanosrt mea toauts
eies an Der grt uns Nsile srt.nnen. III
!pel&er Ter Baum ,sriplittsrt murbe Der
Neteorfetn ioa ettpa 70 sroS we Der &upI
eines eewDbnliAsn Mannes iein, bat bic
5orm eines Gies unb feline Sbsr1ia be III
raut, ale ob er aus einem G4meI;tissl
ssfcmmep mare uno fit mabrsno leinss
Sluses absetablt bate. 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-31

nsbasufrabe, Nlarm sesetsu, psm Bali
ber 3weite une bann rsr @eneralalarn
fOlsts. Der game 5immel mar por
feurioem Shen erleuhtet; +; Der Marft
plab mar sOafdnbis srbslt, uno (dor
auf Der Snsipafrabsnbriids iabsn BIZ
mad Der Deafeite gilsnpsn I'm Norbpe
fen bic beaen Glammen In bic 5Sbs ldla.
gen. ~k3
Die Straben Der W.fleits warsn ial
taatell erIsuhtet benn Der frilde Shnee
tt fsetirte Den fsurissn @dein, 70 paB es
eins gang eiSentbimlide Belsudtuns sat.
,S&on BON metem srslan3te bic neus lu,
tbsriide 8irde an Der neunten StraBe i'm
5euerideine unb frat in t9ren etlsm gun.
turen prahtpuq aus bsm tunflen 6inter.
srunbe berpor.
Sn Der 8ei1'ld.n Brausrei mar In Der
neutn an Der gbsFnutitrabe lints pom
teinganse in ben 5of esIesenen Office
uber In bem &aume barber bas 6euer
aussebroAen unb bate fh fdasll nad
binten 3u ben Nal4tnenraume unb benz
sroben Nal55auie uno glepator mitsf.
tbetlt, In wel&em etma 300-400 1au
ienb Buitsl Gerfe eelaeert eaten iollen.
Die Geuerwtbr, usl&e gum srpbsn Ibeilt
BET benz granbe Der 9pdfaule ensasirt
mar. unb senielben erf sur Notb &c.
bampft bate, mar fdneu 3ur @teae;
abe: fle mubte fd bsnuu4. baIO barauf
bsfdranfen, bas 5susr auf bic ssnann.
ten Raumli&f.iten gu loealii1ren uno
Bic aneern Gebaube bes sroBen gtat.
liiIements su retten, DEFENDERS ben an
Der gde BON @6e|inut. unb 10. 9trase
nod saiht gan, suQensettn Nsubau, unb
bas som qiesator, rsfp. Mal3baus mad
Norttn su 9elesene gisbaus. Das &C..
lang eenn aud NIT groBsr 9nfrensuns
oas Mal3baus unb bas Office. @ebauee
brannten Bic auf ben @runb aus.-s 90
mar tin f&auris. iaSnsr gntltd, ais bas
Dad bss ma&tieea @ebauaes nit fardt.
barren @sprafel ,ufammsnRarate, unb
nun bic Glammsn wie Elm 8robts Geusr.
ntsr empurwaatsa. Der bobr Saorn.
itsia hss Maseauits pibsrRane lanse
esm !Sturse, aber enblid fant tr praRelnb
sufamnten, mad Sapoasn fH netsenb.
glue, unss9eure Menldsumsnse bate fA
bticnoers an Der 10, @srase, pp Der
5auptkters bea 8eusrs mar, siaseiuab En-,
nne eslra&tst. eas auires.nSe i&rtdli&
faOns S&auipiel,
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: &sxas.

- SIN MeSntyre 6otet In Bren6am
bat f& elm fritsrer @&uuetrer, Sobn
%. @bams, BEN raIs eurafAnitt.n.
@an faae itn tobt auf BEN GuShpbsn
hessn. Guf BEN Slide befanb f@ lein
Npti;bua NIT stnem Britit an feline tsibsn
SAweftrn, Bon tenen BE elne Ia Mar.
(baI, biz anetre In @tsrman wobnt. Gr
i&eint btfardttt ;u babsn, baB IT lsinen
Vereanb pfrlitrt unb bieb mag i'm ,um
Sslbftmurb estriet.n tabsn.
= NaH In Munin ysriu6is elm Muet.
lstrsr aamens Msbner Ssltamcre. St
braate fa zine Wunse am 5alls bel,
ipurbe aber nod ssitis ssnus an leinsm
Sortaben uerbinbtrt.
= Sn @ratb County murbe Sad IN.
esrion weasn 9fers.sisbTatl su 7 Sasren
3uhteaus p,rurtesttt. Ct foa timer
Wanee an8es6rt baten, welte bic getub.
lsnsn pfsrbt earlOapweile mad &an(as
brahts.
= Sn @berman brannts am 2a. De.
esmbtr tas Qptrnbaus. bic poitoffiee,
sin guSfare. elm Groesrpaere unb cine
pbotusrapbtf6e @allerie ab. Das J.uer
sntltano i'm Dperntaufe unb bes DaGer-
man9els wssen mar 20 ben Spribsn un.
mS8li&, oa1tlte ,u laden. Die
Briefe unb Dapisre bsr YofofFee muroen
sststtet.
= Sn palsiine brannte am 2s. De.
esnber bic san,t W.nidte une stn glod
Der Ncrbfeite ess Marttplabes al. Dos
Wsusr braa In @bas. Wasnsrs Grocery.
tore aus uae man slaubt, ba6 20 anaeleat
wnres. ebe bas Geusr ausbra&, iiser.
rafhts Der SteriiT tie @efansenen In Der
Sail tei eem 8srlude aus3ubreden.
Dur6 eas Gsusr trlittsn % @el&aits.
leate psrluft, Ssn esnen npr tp.niss per.
fHsrt batttn.
= Su 5oufoa brannte am 30. o..
gambler bic Aubsrtustalle In b.r Nate bss
unionbspots ab. Sie mar Giaenttum
bss 5srrn .. 5lSd.-gin 3uhtbaus.
Trailing, Der wsssn Murb 5u 2ojderlaer
3u1tSauafrafe psrurtbsilt purbe unb
por ls Nenatsa entiprans, 1T In Seulfuu
wecer eingefansen worosn.-giner BON
@ouptrnsur Rpbsrts bespabistsn StrGf
ltnssn, elm Sunse Don Is Sabren, 1T In
5UufVn wsSea DiebFabls ssr9aftst NOR.
ben.
- Sn Nounbrpd purbe Der Rauf-
mann Chen In leinsm Gtort ermorbet.
Ns man TIN aufano, mar sr bsrsits tub
une Bate elm @spetr NIT sefpanntsm
babn in Der 5aAo, ais wsnn tr fb tdttl
psrteeieiesn wotltn.
Sn Nultin wuroe dranf Brown, cir
Garbts,r. Strbaftet, auf ben 0eroatt bin
bab ct Nbam 0arnsr srmprtste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-31

Gin Stem Yorfer Correspondent
idreibt: GrasmuS Yutenwinfel fam bieie
gBcde Bel Der Supreme Court barum
ein. ieinen gamen tpedleln gu barfen.
Nadbem Der 9fidter einise 0tale perludt
bate, ben Namen ausSuipreden, unb balb
5utenpinfel, balo Iinfelbubsn, unb aud
Winfenpusel 6'raus semadt bate, laste
berielbe nit mitleiOisem @efidte: @aer
Wunid, Serr Pinfeltuten. iei Sud se.
wdbrt uno es wunpert mid nur, mie elm
Wtann bis ieet einen Namen pie ben
surisen trasen, unb Elm 10 sutes gus>
leben behalten fcnnts, tpie SIR nod babt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-31
Sud, ISferhe fd,einen mitnnt

= aud Yferbe ideinen nitunter an
idmaden geerpen gu leiben, uie nud>
ftebenber gOrfall Benefit: Nls Serr S.
8ators III Baltimore an, Sreitas elm
altes gitsfuB reinisen wOlfte uno gu Oem
Awede eine pinte Slfobol in oemielbem
ansinoete, seriprans bas 6a6 nit lautem
8rad. Die Stide tpurbeu mad alien
Stidtunsen bin seidleubert; einise cerielz
BEN trafen einen :3aun, bet iih gum Gbeil
por ibrer @epalt ,ur @rbe beuste. SIN
einem nabe se(esenen Stalte itano Elm
pferb beS Or. Tranf, tpel9eS ieit einisen
3asen franf semeien mar unb sur 3eit
ber @rploiicn tobt nieberitlr5te, Wtun
slaubt, baB bei ben, plSbliden 8rad baS
gleruenipitem ses Yferoes bermuben er>
idattert murbe. baB es perenbet 5uiam.
menbrad,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-31

= etns sr faunlthe Gbatla1e.
aanlsnee bon 6inosrn fnb ptslsn Dinier
an Oipbtsria 8sforbtn, wslds purH sin
sinjtss Jlal4s pon Sobnlsns Mno.
oYns einimsnt sersttet wereeu
tonntsn. DaHelbe il Elm fhsrss Dor.
-bsusunssmittel ssaen Dipbtsria unb wiro
nsun pen sebn Gallsn turiren. asins
Gamilis lOQts obns bafslbe fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-31

- usttr BEN Brano Der 8eitfden
Brausrsi itrsibt Der Wllwautter 5srale
pom Wontas
Ssit LANCER 3tit bat Wilwaufst feine
70 aufstreSte Hadt trltbt, ,uie bic ptrsan.
gene mar unb wsnn Der Sturm. Der &C..
fern Va6mitias um stwa Sisr llbr itinsa
6Steyuntt errei&t bate, nod bis Wiitsr.
na&t In SIet&er 2ruft s,watbst bate, 70
uarbe Sisdet&t teute bic babe Staet
elm rauttenoer Iriimmtrtanfen fttn.
NaGetm eessn lO ubr bas Gsusr ia
Der 6o6f&nls ausssbrs ben unb nod
ni4t sslSf&t mar. warb pcn Der BsR'iasn
6rausrei, an Gds BON nsuntsr unb Ntn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13
American and English Climates.

Our ups and downs of temperature,
with deep SHOWS and shifting heats,
make exercise and activity at certain
seasons a burden and peril for all ex-
cept the strongest, while in England all
ments and toll. The English summer
is almost always comfortable-some-
times very cool; all the year overcoats
are in demand, and in the evenings fires
are desired, as at our summer re-
sorts by the sea and in the mount
aims. During the summer of 1868
the thermometer in England ranged
between 80 and 80 degrees, and at one
time rose to go degrees, and all COM
planned of the excessive heat. In the
winter ice is not abundant; snow falls
only to the depth of two or three inches,
and remains on the ground for but a
few days; skating and coasting and
sleighing are almost forbidden Joys.
Through the entire year, in midwinter
even, the meadows are fresh and green,
and there is not q month when the
public parks cease to be visited. In
the coolest seasons a temp erature of
zero, or even 10 degrees above, is I'M
known; at Greenwich the average of
the thermometer during the month of
January for half century was 81 de-
dress, temperature that will not only
allow but invite various and active olt-
door recreations. The English winter,
indeed, is not unlike our March shorn
of its bitterness and on its good be-
havior.
We Americans, on the contrary, for q
part of the year are prisoners to our
climate-in the summer not daring to
midwinter hemmed in by biting cold
and impossible drifts of snow; at no
season able to predict or calculate the
temperature for day, or even half an
hour, in advance. These sudden leaps
of the American climate from distress
ing heat to severe cold, or the reverse,
are quite unfamiliar to England, where
spring slowly unfolds into summer, and
summer in turn descends into a mod
crate winter.
The element of dryness of the air,
peculiar to orr climate as distinguished
from that of Europe, both in Great
Britain and on the Continent, is of the
highest scientific and practical interest.
The evidences of this dry state of our
atmosphere are numerous and striking.
Clothes on the line can be taken in
more quickly than in Europe; there is
less of mold in Libraries, in closets and
on furniture; the specimens of the
naturalist keep much longer without
Il r
ure-frames crack more speedily; the
hair and beard are drier and sitter,
have less oil and moisture, than in
Europe, and pomades are in greater
demand.-Atlantic Monthly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13
The Bulgarians.

Lady Stangford, writing to the Edin-
burgh Scotsman, on the condition of the
Bulgarians, says: "The most salient
characteristic of the Bulgarian every
where, of the educated and uneducated
alike, is what is vulgarly called cheek :
the most offensive self-confidence, the
most superb self-estimation. Their nat
ure is at present at very low level; the
bulk of the nation is profoundly igno-
rant, brutal, and untruthful; nor are
they particularly affectionate or amiable.
Yet, notwithstanding this ENJOYABLE
character, there is mass of solid good
stuff which can be carved into virtues by
and-by-that is. with time, patience,
and discipline. These they must h ave !;
these they must be taught. Unlike the
Turk, the Bulgarian is not at all law
loving. He can be beaten into sub
mission, however, by his new masters,
who have already silently sent two large
patches of Bulgarians, whose patriotic
aspirations were little too lofty, 70 the
mines of Siberia. When occasion re-
quires, the whips of the Cossacks are
freely piled upon the backs of the newly
liberated, and the common phrase of
the Russian officers in speaking of their
new proteges is, "We have got these
pigs, and we mean to drive them"