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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-09

Correspondents. 5relsturs 81. Sec
g9snn man es aud setpcbnt if, In jeneu
Counts jsdieblattden Sirabsn iiber III
perfebIte Delttmmuns pss Il. une III. 6
au fneen, ic 1T es bod cine unausensbm,
usberralhune, menn esrslsitea N5rse'
lttsn in stner font eeolegenen beuiIter
3eituns Nntlans fnpsn. slQe, uoer faN
ale bisie pbiltppiten serratten meite.
nt&ts ale cine lxtenntnib Der lmRanpe.
Nls Elm @apet pes q. unb 81. g., ais Elm
Nlumnus Der lsiner alma mater lfets
oanfbar seoentsn tuiro, erlau6e i'd mir sic
auf etniSe ltbr einfaAe 59atlahsn auf,
merriam su MAIDEN. l. Der @barter,
unter pslaem bas college orsanifrt i(f unb
nah wel6em aaein bic Tatultat iere Sa.
laire btSisbsn fann, perlanst ausprudltd
llnterriAt in Der Saetie, praeti(d (omobl
als tbeoretiid. Dieiss 1T bic 5auptte<
einsuns. DAP praetii iaes grereirtn unp
praet'fder Ndsrbau sulammsnpaHen tuie
Gliauot uno Buttsrmilh, mub isoes Der.
nuaftiss Wfnittnfino susebsn. 2. Cine
ptrtlide Aderbau. uno @swer6e1Aul.
MARI iebt in Ssras 70 gut am plabs. ruie
Elm 3situn9sreporter auf Der San,sl.
Wirbe es beute oa3u set,aGt, 70 Gdnosn
lit adt 5asen isne ccloslaler Mauern leer
ta bisies babsn bic oersanssuen feds @s.
meter tinlanolid bepieisn. 3. Bis gum
lebtsn @ummsr baten unlsre bpApei1eu
eeeislatorea nidt Gelb s.nu8 bewil,
list, I'm aud nur eiuen etn,istn . Fua 3u
faufen unb eab bic profsforsn bie( 20 auf
.fisene Rofsn tbun lollten, mare benn bod
jnSlsl psrlanst. 4. Die gonj1itutiou,
unter pslhsr oieie unb ale sltbariisen
anfaltsa arbslten, 1T eiae fqlae, sab Nuf,
tritte, tp'e ile Der srDbs @tanbal bra&te,
unauehIsiblid, uno tbat{ahltd aud In
yirsinia, in alabama, in SQtnois unb
anbsrswO porssiaasn 1nb. Diele guf.
trttte itno fstr gu beoausrn, aber bic Nb,
iebunS ber 6atultat uab Der Nutn ber IN.
falt bat aaas anoere urlaaan. grobneio
ans perlSnliasr 5ab son Sslten sepi0er
3situneen, Sntrtsuen corruptsr polititer
ifno bier bic 6auptfaetorsn sewsl.n. 5.
Da man il& 70 auberoreeut!d fir bic
eaufbotn un(erer Nlumni intsresllrt, 70
mSate Id @5ie barauf aufme,tiam MAIDEN.
tab iOpeit mene ssrinss &snninib reidt,
81 Der blibenpfen 0armea unb Ylanta.
gen i'm @taate in BEN 9dnben BON ebe.
mati9en @abetten tnp. @inb audi arme
1eufel tabsl, bic ais glerfs unb 1etsara
pbsnbsamtsn ibr Drpb psrbenen mulTen, 70 |
itno es speniBiiens tsine affiiden 9aben
fApeneel uno Qoafsra. @tnb earunter
ansebenoe GOuetatsn, 70 werben Ste fiaben,
bab Is teins Stpfers unb Bintelldrsiber !
llno, ioneern eeuts, bic stnmal sins auss.
ieeene 5tsQun8 etnnebmen wsreen. Die |
Wfciabalufisen babrn ben Gurius aitmals |
solleabet. uebristns baben ia aud 9sip |
zig uno Srioro manden ssrbummslten
Wbenteurer In bic Welt ssIhidt. unb
IcQts aud Elm ebrlshsr, ffmpler 5aul,
msiier babei iein, 10 elaute i'd bod bae
etsisr Beraf ebealo aatunsswsr!s unb
eemsinniibi3 1T, als Der bes tueniaft Der.
boerten Changers In Tsras.
30. q. Grendmann.
Sdutsbrer In Jrelsburs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-09

Du taR Elm ldweres Dalstu, arm
Maus, i'd tpsrbe in 3utunft mebr fir tei
! ne 3srltrsuuns lorsen miiiien. Baret IT.
bod ss1srn aud mad 8ersburf Sefommen
fubr er fort. Sd bate NIT elm paar &a
lnsruosn bort etnen fstr persniisten @benb
in3wif fhen aber fretlid aud elm oneerba
res Nenccntre.
Mpete blidte auf.
Mit tpsm benn
Sd traf anlsrn Jreunb Jalb IN @elsQ
1haft nes betanntsn Sournalifsn @srslt,
betoe netteifsrnt, elmer aufallenb lhSnen,
epquetten Dame lore NitteroifnRe gu mel,
ben. Meins @ssenlpart ihien Ottc un.
ecmein psinlih, unb ais Id i'm NIT fteunp,
lihsr Ialiee anreoete, benabm er fd wie
ein ertapptsr Siinoer.
Npsle par isbr bleih seworbsn; Dor
BEN uuseitiimen alOpfen itres 5sr,sns
psrsins itr fat bic Sprahe. @hmer &C..
lang itr's, bic aubere 8alfuns gu Setaup.
ten.
Darum bsnn slsta 5dlimmes bsnten
pun etnem teudbrtsn 8rsunoe fraete le
letieSnnb cine elii9enoe R6tbe a!eS In ibre
weibe Stirn.
gietcr labte bed auf. 9ie5e llnldulb !!
gDer eenft tenn aud on Shlimmss bel
fieler einfahen Sahe !? Sin riiterliher
3us Ia Otso's Deisn eisen, unb seuib
bate ct beiunoere gsranla1uas, btsier DC.
me Anfmertlomfeit 3u er,sissn, ite mar
DislIeiHt -
Cine past,isenollin !? fisl ae ibm RAID
ins gDort.
siherlid, mtiste gictor trofe1, unD
3par eine Isbr perludsnef, bte oielleht
nod einmal ppn ibrsn Nntstsrn au elmer
GGttin Der Vernunft erboten miro.
(5ortfebuas fOtet.
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Gin W5rtdbea nsnn idb gut inbalt1dwer,
Gs eebet BON Wunbe 3u Munbe,
W quite: gar irB BON ben 9ippen Ser,
Der 3ibne 9rabt siest bapoa Runoe.
Dem Wfnihen 1T nintnter fein Werth aeraYbt
Su lang er Epb an SOZODONT aiauSt.
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utrDdngnibuoae5 Sabr.

Roman in spsi 9bsilea scn @e,tba Mueuiti.
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Sic SeftetDuueseefbiehte In @faine

r. GuS Waine >pirb bertdtet, ba6 bic 0fe>
publifaner ben Yerlu9 9euaaGt baben,
einise Der in. pie QesiSlatur ermabften uno
btnelnaesablten Demcfraten ,tnb @reen=
badler purdl 8eitednns Scn Der Spell
nabme an ben Sieunsen ber 2esiSlatur
ab5ubalten. e.betreffeuoen 2esiSlatcren
iino ideinbar auf ben Ylun oer Reputliz
faner einsesansen, baben fd idriftli9
perpflidtet, bic 2esiSlaturfsungen nidt
gu beluasn, taben ieber $1,000 gsf fts4uaass
selser erhalten uub iinb bann binsesansen
4nb baben ben 5dwinbel perSiientltdt.
Die 8csusyeesislatur bat iofort Elm 60
mite einseieet, pelde bieIe snselesenbeit
unterluden unb oaraber beridten loll.
Dir nlanen seiteGen, paB uas pieis
@sIdidts febr ssibadtis portommt. 9Sir
u,einen, ben Mepbiftc Yilsburs pabiuter
fteben gu ieben. gSelde Motipe iollteu
bic &epublifaner baben, su 8eiteduusen
lire 3wludt gu ue9uen. ba iie bas Nedt
eifenbar auf ibrer Seite haben. Dasesen
1T es iebr erflarlid, bab bic 5uiipniiten
ieoe8 Mittsl periuden werben, UNI baS
Dbtunt, oas auf ibnen laitet, tbeilpeile
ipenistenS bon ibren Sdultern ab;u<
mdlSen unb bic SIientlide Mieinuns, bic
ltd 70 entl4ieOea aeaen iie ausseiproaen
bat, um,uftimmen. Cine partei, bic gu
geitedunsen ihre Sufludt niumt, muB
eine faule Sade oertreten; unb wenn man
Gas Publttum slauben MAIDEN fam, baB
bic Nepublifaner ipirflid 8eiteaumssperz
iuae semadt babea, 70 iriro lid bic Sn.
bisnaticn Der sroben Mense aesen lee<
tere febren uno bic 8erbreden 0er Sulio=
nilten perbeu in mi[peren1 9i9te erldeinen.
So baben bic !6erreu. melde bieie Yez
itehunssperlude in Scene seiett, gang
riatis calculirt. Sdaoe nur, baB man
bic ablidt icfcrt erfennt.
Wadben, bic Tulioniien nit aaer bent
lidcn 6re4beit baS srobe 8erbreden bes
Wablldyinoels burdsefibrt, tperben iie
pOr oem fleinen, bic ofepublifaner in einen
baB(iden 0erbadt gu brinsen, nidt suriid=
ihreden. Der gu allen Disqualification
| fibise Yiqsburs, Der 8erratber an Der
Union, Der 8atbgeber @areelcnS unb ber
llrbeber pes san5en Wabllhptnbels, III
grade Der Otann, Der im Stanpe, eine
geitedunssseiaiate Su erfinben uub aus
5ufabren. 2ln 2euten, bic fir cine 9ie=
nuuleraticn liA gu Werf3eusen zines Ytus=
burg berseben, feblt es nid,t. sic mSgen
Elid ioSar 0fepublifaner nennen. 9fedt
plump ilt inoeB bic @eididte anselest,
inpem bic 8elteAenben, iuabrideinlid IT,
rer Subtraction seu,dB iid srooe at iolae
2eute manpten, BON bensa lie pillen muB=
ten, paB fte Der Veltedun9 ni4t 5ugans=
lid linb. nnb lie iino 70 bumm in biz
Safe scsansen, melde ibnen ibre per.
meintliden Spfer ltelteu, oab Der Ser:
baGt nidt auSbleitsn fann, BITE Dumm
belt ielbit iei nur einc iinsirte scmeien
MSslihsr Wtile taben bic BsfeGe'
aud tr poaem Gtnae ssaanosIt, bann itnt
iie absr hummer sswslen, als 20 iiA ssb0rt
Seesnfaas sebt uber aus Der san,sn art
unp Deils, tpis Die Bsitehuns tn '5een'
fseiebt porben,. bsrpcr, oab as Elm Don
Demottaten erfunosnss, ,abidsulids'
Spiel sswsien, um bas Bolt gsssn oi
Nspublitaner aui,ubeBsn. Vieusiht 8ibl
bic uStt:iu6uas AuhAlub eatabtt. s
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= Wus elbbsds lhrsbt man: eoeben
9ebt einsm piarrsr BON Der 8Snisl. Nssie'
runG bu Mtneen Elm Shreiben ~. wsltta
bas fraber ausasiprodene Bsrbot Der Set
tuns bes Nelisionsuaterridtss In p,r
9nuls obns irssno weAs BsoinBunsen
einfa9 aufbebt. auh aus Na6au rsire
ae1Arieben . Den 6frrsa pfarrsrn Dol
BON giieberlabnRein uno Gdsrt BON Cord
ie sbne iraens cine Ystition M. bic grtb.i.
lung bes RelisionsunterriHts In Der Sau
lt wtebsrum 8eifattet worbsn."
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- Der BilGof Meglpstp bon Qouispil

Ase O'ipoi Utl@toolp OoN SouiSplue
bat eneu 5irtsnbriaf erlaHen, be6sn
Sauptiteas folsenoermaBen lautet:
$50 In elmer pfarre cine fattolilae
5Guls porbanoen 1T, ioQen Gltsrn une
0ormiinper ibre 3!noer pper Minotl, Die
wenissr ais nsun Sabre alt Fnp, in 1olhs
fatbolifde SAulen ididen, uno mir per.
cronen bisrmit, pab biels Berpllintuna
unter @trafe Der gsrwststruns Der Qtlo
luton TT Dem Sacrament Der 8ubs ausss.
fltrt perbe."
Sn eouisslils {oa srobs Nuiresuna
baruter terrihrn, inosm nttt msnissr ale
1000 tattOllhe GlaOst bic 6Ttntli der
Sdulsn bsiudsn; pa BET biiaGl Hide De.
febl lsou4 nur bic 8inasr unter 9 Sabreu
betrft, 70 wiro nur Elm lbeiI isasr 5sinbe.
bic Ofsntlihsn SAulsa gu psrla1sn baben.
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Dir
Sdelt3e Treie Nrei5e
erldetri
tila NIT @usna9ms hru 5cnntags
unb tofs'
10 ~ fir eas Sabr pber 81 80 fur ern
Mpnate.
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Cine f(eiue Sausbibliptber um1cn1f.

- Cine ileine 5ausbibliotbet umlcnit.
= Die Serren u. Ycseler II. So. bieten
AUDI in bieIem Sabre mieoer NIT anerten,
nunssmertber 3iberalitat peal DeutId
tbum Nmerifa's in eem s nj hurg 7
S a m len 6 lenoer fir 1880
cine Tamilieubib!iotbet i'm Gleinen. gBir
3peifeln niht, bab bieiem seoieSenen
Weritea aud in bieiem Sabre bic Nner.
tennuns tpirb, bic es I'M polllten Wabe
perntent.
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yHenu mir mit Oonnpr1};p,me 70,

= Wenn mir nit Dounerltimme reoen
fsnnten, 10 mtiroen mir Seoermanu ben
Natb seben, ltd io3leih nit einer 1laIde
bon Snbnions AnoOpne 9tni /,
ment gu rerieben, 4ls Elm Borbeu.
Sunssmittel sesen Dipbteria, pneumc
mia uao eonSeltion uno anoere Seiibrlide
Sals. uno eanBenfrantteitea III lein
Werth ni4t gu beaablen.
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- @ewiile gerlcnen baben Sabre lang
oas eano nit aroben Yadsten Yieb uno
Pferoepuluer iiberidwemmt, welde gan,
mer'blos ano. 3abt Gud burh bieielben
nitt tiuiAen. Sberioans Yulver
iinO bic ei,Dlsen iebt betaunten, peldbe
gang rein iino. Sic fnb iebr fart.
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- Nas Saub (9airi WissbaSen) vlrS
pom le December bsridtst, bab teim
SdlitnhublauIsn baS gis etnssbroAsn
uno Gin estrer nsbf 81 &npern srtruntsn
lsifn.
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= Gin 5enouus, friI4e aleioeraoiie,
RaHtina, S6ubs, Binber, empfauaen
pcn 8. Sc8tee& & oSbne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10
A BejeWelIed DOG.
session.

Miss Irene Lynch of New York has
lost her dog, and her father offers $500
reward for the return of the pet. The
dog was a black and tan terrier of the.
feminine persuasion, eighteen months
old, and weighed one, pound and twelve
ounces. She had crimped ears and wore
collar made, out of a gold chain clasped,
with a gold shield, on which her name,
"Nelle, was set in small diamonds. At
the top OF the shield were placed ruby
and diamond, and at the bottom sap
phire-all valuable stones. When ''Nel-
lie" was at home she slept in a. kennel
lined with blue velvet. 1t is supposed
that the dog stole to the front door under
the servant girls dress when she went to
answer the bell and in this way wandered
into the street. It is to be hoped that
"Nelhe" and her diamonds will be con-
fiscated for the benefit of the Irish or
some other relief fund.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10

81 have forgotten; it is only being
with you in the same place where you
tried to dispose of my life that I am re-
minded of our folly. / remember but one
thing, and that is how well [ predicted
in those days-how easily you would
forget"
"Clara, you ere suffering. The tone
OF your voice is strange.
"You are mistaken. [ rejoice at see
ing you happy" r,
A terrible noise and fearful cries were
heard.
Henry's horse, frightened by the mo-
tion of the waves, rose on his hind feet
and evinced signs of fury. Henry, tried
to calm him, but the animal was too eX-
cited to listen to the voice of his master.
He gave a bound, the boat dipped hor-
ribly. All the passengers rushed to the
other side. Some seconds of t1lmrllt fol-
lowed, and when the danger was over
they counted. One person was missing!
"Clara! what has become of herl"
cried Henry. E#
"Alas!" said one of the passengers
"she probably did not have time to get
out of the way
These words were not uttered before
Henry threw himself into the Scorff, in
spite of the entreaties of his wife.
His example was initiated, but
without result. They did not
find her. In despair Henry vowed
he would not leave the bank without
making a new search. But not until
low tide did they find the body of the
young girl, half-buried in the sandy bot
tom, holding bunch of sea-weed in her
stiff hand At he sight food of tears
rose in Henry's eyes, and he said softly:
"She consoled herself for my desertion
with death. / have killed her! She
could not forget!'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10
A Female impostor.

An English impostor of the gentler
sex has been unmasked at Chelmsford,
after being petted and fed by the benevo-
lent since 1854, under the impression
that she was SO i'll of paralysis that she
could not leave her bed without help
During all this time she has subsisted on
the charity of the townsfolk, and FREE
quently the prayers of the church have
been requested in her behalf. But all
this time, too, when one was looking on,
or likely to enter her dwelling, the SPAR
alytic" woman, could deity leap out of
bed, dress herself swiftly, cook a sub
stantial meal, and eat it with a relish.
At last, after quarter of century of
deception, she has been found out.
Some prying neighbors invaded her
privacy at times when they were not ex-
pected, and found her not only out of bed
and dressed, but making hearty meal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10
A Connecticut AeroIite.
[From the Norwalk Comm Hour


Friday, as David Terrence was dig
ging, near his house, on the Step Rock
road, he found what he supposed, from
it's worn, corrugated appearance, to be
an old six-pound cannon ball, but upon
bringing it into town, it was decided, by
a gentleman familiar with those things.
to be genuine aerolite, composed large
ly of magnetic iron, and of probable re-
cent origin. When Mr.. John Hart,
operator for the new American Union
Telegraph company, at the suggestion OF
bystander, attached the wires of his
battery to it, SO as to form circuit, it
instantly threw out shower of sparks,
and gave forth loud, humming sound,
similar to that heard in planning mill.
The aerolite, for such it undoubtedly is,
will be sent to the Smithsonian institu-
ton at Washington.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10

THE wife of Norman peasant is i'll.
A physician is called in. CIVIL you pay
me asked the mistrustful doctor
"Oh 1! monsieur" says the husband,
holding up five louis, skill her or cure
her, these are yours" The patient dies,
and the doctor demands the five louis,
Pardon % says the widower. =" Did
YOU kill my wife?" "No." '..Did you
cure her?' "No, alas /" "Very well,
since you neither killed her nor cured
her, you did not stand by our agreement,
and 1 owe you nothing. ''--Alaaanaeh
A9n2tSO7lt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10
THERE Ms A BYE AND BYE.

BE comforted all Sc that mourn
For friend that slumbering lie
Beneath the d.,isy-covered sod,
There is "bye and bye"
Beyond the dark and gloomy tomb,
Beyond the azure sky, 81
Where angels dwell, with wings OF light,
There is a "bye and bye"
And those whove loved each other here
Shall know each other there,
And dwell in peace the ages through,
Where all is bright and fair.
1t cannot be that this is all ys t
OF life to mortals given, f9 .4
There must be, somewhere on beyond,
A tfinaI home and heaven"
We kilotc not that all this shall be,
On faith We must rely,
Till, far beyond all toll and strife,
We meet there, s'bye and bye"
OSHKOSH.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10

PoTATo BUGS, it is said, make good
blisters, but, as for that matter, so do
potatoes where you have to raise them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10

ONE man eloped with the wife of an
other from speling-bee in Tennessee.
1t seems speling-bee has it's sting as
well as others. Troy Press.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-10
Published March 4, 1891
CHAPTER 81

AN ACT to appropriate to David Wetherby and Will
lam James sum of money therein named.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
Section l. There is hereby appropl iated to David
Wetherby and William James, out of any money in
the general fund not otherwise appropriately the
of twenty-three hundred and ffty-three dollars to
assist in defraying the expenses of litigation, by
which the title of the state of Wisconsin to the six
teenth sections of land embraced in the Indian
walton in said state established: proUided that
money shall become due payable under the pro-
visions of this act until the said David Wetherby and
William James have filed with the secretary of state
receipt in full of all demands upon the state in
sequence Of said litigation, and an agreement that
they do not make and will not make at any time here
after any claim upon the state account Of the hti
cation which is set forth in this BILL
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 2, 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTELS M Butledes. upper coast:
Pr Conner Conner Natehtz: Frank Mnllis. Galveston:
Lev ksps ana ar x Beard oy Michel
With Willie Fose Harry foee " f Fesr
Jeffersonville. Ind; J T TIllar, wife and daueh-
Se yohn sheqn Rnyd Stanley
arber = E fssa%sq HH ardaiiet
vile parish; j Nj Singleton: St Lo spS Z a
2 Welsh & Little Rock 4 C?x. Lewis Landing,
family. Detroit: John Robertson and wife, A
3 Be- Beat5ie AN and wife Belize. Honduras: q p
dren. Columbus, Ga: Mrs Leroy swormstadt.
. ST 1a oHA AZ; HorEL-ohas Luling. L San
De N2 Wd, PaTts Geo " GlotwQrthy Baltimore:
Wnse aa so Wood IN New 1oAa ar
gnssr NV TY WIFI Rchaason n and VIE VIE
ho1 Galeb bSs! 0tFF Fay '0p san 0f Frsn
fIsg HG;rr,I 65,s WfRFmR9 9Th lower coast
Bate, Texas; J P Van, Buren,, Connecticut: !.
Mrs @ Ennis, Houston; Geo qorum. Clncin.
Ia John h4 L Ntv Ns gsr4E 3rf 5ae B Ea e.
Chicago; L NJ Peck. Il Cherry, W Barnhiii.
wv Irwin Savannah: Danl Milmo, Laredo,
Mexico; D Thompson. La; Col Benton end
wife. 8 A: Taylor Beattie. La; P Poche. st
Fort Wayne. Ind; F Myles, ST Louis e
Kuhne and wife, Miss Kuhns. J v Jarboe. New
venport: p Kline. jr. Cincinnati. a. no. 20
CASSIDY,s HOTEL-A M Davidson, Louis
lana; " Sherry. Geo J Smythe. city: Thos Z
Pickett, Red River; J W Johnston, Texas: r A
Wilkinson. John J Davis. Louisiana: a II
Halsy; Tampa Bay, Fla: b Wallenheim.
n NeW :. Y : E John G. Cheeyers, Donaldson
Summit, Miss: L Rosenberg Jr Satartia Miss:
John Brady. Misslssippi; DR. Alex Farley, Mt
Olive Miss: Cohn. Mississippi; G Fl Bar
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
IN v SHINING

The demand OF the laboring classes for In
creased wages is one of the logical conse-
duences of the booms" In trade and the re-
vival OF industries many of which had long
been In q PROSTATE condition. In many trades
and manufactures the employers have raised
the wages of workingmen to a degree reason.
ably representing the increased profits of their
business without compulsion. and in others
they have been forced by threatened or
actual strikes to do 30. Strikes are al
ways Injurious both to workingmen
and employers. and while they
are to be resisted when they are unjust. It Is
wisdom to anticipate and prevent them when a
rise In profits lustifes rise In wages. There
terms lie as inevitable as that OF gravity and
wages cannot be forced above fair proportion
OF profits nor kept down below 1t by any efforts
OF orktngmen or employers. The way is to
recognize II with patience on the one hand and
differ, aud avoid the struggle, the bitterness
and the loss. which always accompany strikes
They ought to be always needless and in most
and fair consultation on both sides.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
FINANCIAL.
orr quotations of foreign and domestic mar.
kets are from the closing tele0rams.
NEW ORLEANS oLEARINa.H HOUSE.

1hHs tar. Ctearanoes balances.
This week. ............ s2s47 $40 10 1926 2Os "a
Last week. ........... $685.. 054 80 1928 GOT %
This week last year. 2825,43 90 $50 6l9 03
THE MONEY MARKET--Is unchanged
Exceptional commercial paper Is quoted Go
cent; AL do COS: coliater loans GOT: loans
on call ut the banks soc y cent " annum. and
on the street -@b; Al mortgage 8: second grade
nominal
New YoRK-Money rate 6 ~ cent
LONDON Bank OF England rates v cent; Con-
soils 9S SIG
PARIs-Rentes 1926.
STANDARDIZATION dollars rule ut ssk trade
dollars 9409b: American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London 52bd: here. fine
AMERICAN GoLp-C California 7@s q cent dis.
count; light weight @@par: mutilated v cent
FoREIaN CONS - In currency: Flve-franc
pieces s0n-c. twenty franc pieces 80 75@-.
=, Spanish uoubloons s15 $500. Patriot donb-
looms SIS $3.50. Mexican doubloons $l5 $500.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces $19 5000 IS,
South American gold 90c " pesos, German
twenty marks ~ 60D4 rs.
STERLING Firmer. Here commercial ia 4s4@
49, bank -0486h. bank counter rate -0a87,
ban ers' 4sG4. bankers sight -t04s0h: at New
York commercial is 4s3h@484. bank 4s5l4@
485K.
FRANcs-Firmer. Here commercial are sos
bank 17h; at New York commercial 5.21z0
b.2l14. bank 5.19h@5,1 sX.
NEW YORK SIGHT-Steady for commercial
Commercial 81 1902 premium per $1,000, and
bankers counter checking rate 81 so premium
VI $1,000.
STATE OONSOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT THE N. o. STOCK EXCHANGED