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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

mutbet llanb Der 8nabe nit abse,casnsr
Mabe Dor stm, gum @preasn unfabis,
sails neil pom baitisen eauf tbm esr
Ntbtm s.traa, msbr nod Yon innerer
grreauna, bic nur ein laeuer @lan, ietner
Wuasn tunsttat, oerfummsnb. Ssb' BE
Miise ouf, @eerbt, uno perpafs Did,
mein Sunae, fasts per Qlte marneno.
Die @onns lidt Dir ionf aui Dsinen
&opf unb Der tann ni6t Siel sertra9en.
Sf pieeer pas palIirt bst Sud-, eaB Du
70 anaelaufsn tommfa Define aisbbabs'
rel III Der Mes gu mir ionf niat s'rao.
Dud ,u elmer gsrwunoeruns bes Shul'
meiiisrs, pab er ben &naben fat bs'rofsa
anRarrte, bradte pislsr unsulammsntan'
esns berpor: Stein - gar nidts - nur
bab Id Git fraeen, Bitten woate, ob Ste
mir nitbt - bio bic Shule wteosr an
fdnet - i'd mUdf es 70 lebr germ unS
wia sewib Fsibis iein, Ob Sie mir nteat
tdsliG cine Stunoe unterriat i'm Nsdnsn
eeben wuaen - Id Babe BON nei:er
SHUTTER etwas, bab i'd es ni6t umlonlt -
uHb bamit i'd NIT ben Mncren pettertom'
men fam
i. gr belt aodsno inns uno Der 2ebrer
fisb nit 1einsm 3eiesftnasr lit ben piet.
fentopf, baB er 1d ben Naael perhrannte
unb antwurtste Du? Du mait bet
MIR rsanen lernsn; @eerbt 0sbanr :? Wo'
gu benn2
Detl it~s,id itame, CO 70 idlsdt su
fSnntn --es mar ais branBe biele Sham
benz Grpibernbsn aQce Blut in's @eftbt
unb neil bod isber es lsrnen NH usab
tann, tpenn er ith Wube sitt.
Gprtltbuns fulst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
grtrapaaante Nu1Gnnen t


= Grtrapasante Nuiiinnen tibtsu
iunsf linton @utinltein bic 5dnoe fit iein
ibSnes Glavierfpiel. Dabei er,atlt bic
,,Ruliiibe 3situns" in Mostau. bab isi'
nsr3eit Damen Der WrifotratIe ibre Jla'
eons lesrten, UNI l1e NIT tsm WalawaH,,
bss ..wnnherlhOnen" Tenors Gappul ,u
faasn. No& bsFsr ii folssnoe @sfdidte:
Mls Der 9enor @alsy pon Mostau Mb.
idteb nabm, batsn ibn sele iunse Damsn
Nm elm Nnbenfsn. Da er ntdts 8er'
fdsntbarss bsi fId bate, matbts er ftsr.
,enb BEN @orldIas, bic fhUnsn Damen
gum Nbidieo - ;u fnstfen. Die anmu.
tbisen 8ittteaerinnen eerietben iiber oen
gorihlas in @nt3idsn, unb ais Der San'
get NIT Dem ,,Gbfdiebstnsifen" beginner
mollts, ba rief bic DamenIaaar I'M Chorus:
.Mter fnetfen Sic bis gum blau werpen,
Is 3um blau perben !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
r:@ eb iibren.

Die @ebubren Der Doetursn fnb Elm
@esenitanp, wortn CUR 3eit lsbr pisle Ysr.
icnen tatsreiiirt 1np. Wtr elauben Der
@ab fur Beiude 1T So, mas einem Wanns
Der fir Ella Sabr an bas Bstt esfe1slt II,
uno eines tasliden 9siu&ss bspart absr
1000 bas Sabr fur Msri,in unp Muf
wartune alein lofsn pirDs! llnb cine elm.
sise Glaide 6upisn'Bittsrs, CUR rshter
3sit ssnommsn. miirpe $1,000 uno ctr
sauaes Sabr Grantbeit erlpart babsn. go
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
l1eber bas beutiae Berlin Idreib1

nepe' w" 9e"t'Ue OSIttu IWlSoi
elm Scrreiponoet oer uSus. 5tuats3ei@
tun9" Tclsenoes: ,,Die Ebeuter uuo
Yersnusuusslotale iinb obne Nusnabme
nod ebenio fdleat ueutilirt, pie iie es
fraher waren, unb bic Webr3abl bon it,.
men bat I'M Snnern nod oaTslbe Nusieben,
wie Dor Is Sabren. Der Saal Der cling
Nfabemie, in mel1em ALE flailtlden &on=
3erte seseben peroen piro beute nod nit
Sellampeu erleuhtet. Wtit menis Nua=
uabmen baben bic 8erliner $ tel aud
beute nod tein 3as in ibren Tremoen3inr'
mern; 8orrtpor unb Speiieiile 1ino piel'
leidt NIT Gas erleudtet, aber in ieinem
3immer mue 1d Der @af nit Der Serge
besnasen. Baoe3inlmer iinb aQerbinss
in ben meiiten 9ctels gu finoen, aber in
YriUatbduiern Fno f. cine srobe @elten=
belt; inbe7en niub man aud in ben Sotels
elm Bao itunoenlans i'm Yoraus beltelen,
oa bic 2eituns nur taltes WaHer in pie
Babewanne brinst unb bas nStbise ,parme
BaNer erif in Der 9iihe beraeltellt merben
mub."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

- Der Grport mad europa pom gfew
gcrlsr 5afen aus 1T, nameatlih mas
lsbsubes 8isb, friides 5letla uno groo
fofe anbstriTt, In itartsr 3unatme Be-.
eriFsn. Die 8srldiffunsen pon friiaem
Jlsilh pdbrenb Der perfoilsnen @o&e
paren srOeer, als in irseno elmer iraberen
Mp&e res lauisnpen Sabres uno umfaien
folssnpe poaen: 2,452 Stid Rinosieb.
2.e13 Stad @aafe uno 100 @tad
@&meins, fowie 1925 gsrtel 8inbFeild,
2,435 ssialaatste 9ummel uno 295 ss'
1hlahtete @hwsine. Die am perfoGs'
men @onna6enb bon SEEN gJort absegan.
senen isds transatlantiiae Dampfer
tatten ourdsanDis pOae 9aounsen etn=
aenummen, Bic bauptfa&lih aus Brpo'
fofen frildem uno ssial3enem 5!eiia,
lebsnbsm gisb uno @anufacturwaaren
b,fonbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

- 0on Der ,,Olb Salamanber" Mpu.
tbete' gbieasO, ST., 12 San. 1880,
sDert5e 5srren 8. .. Darnsr & Co.,
@o&satr. q. g.: Dir bOHen. bab unTsr.
Bslteauns re&tjettis bel ibnen anlanst.
Das gerlanesn nad Gusrs Saie 9al.
mitteIn. bslonbers bic Safe Meren.unt
eeber=3silmtttsl, 1T tesdntif unb nimml
fortwdtreao su, uno uaiers 8uneen lddbsu
psrsn Bertb iebr bod. einise Gdass
esren 5eilans mir becbadtst taben, ,paren
Dpatanpis uno b6dit srifaunlid. aMa.
tunsspull, Bon S&aad, StsYsnion s. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

Die @erfalIduns bon CONDITION Wulpsr
BAT 70 itberbano etaummen, pab man fir
25 Gents Elm piunbpafe! NIT @taub uno
Wiae faufen tann. Gs sebt nur eins Dirt
tptrfli6 reiues unter Ben iest befannten,
nnb btsles 1T g bertb @apalr9
Duloer. ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

- Das "Sprins Sever" Grabia9rs'
feber ppn bem man aQentbalbsn iu ber
iesisen Sabres3eit bSrt. bat feinen ur.
ipruns In etasr 8sroidune Der Sdfte,
welher msifens cine lleberfuuuns burh
@ale beitritt. Steinist gusr Syiism burd
ben @sbraud BON Or. MusuF &0nis's
6anburssr Hropfen unb BE Matttsteit
uno 5dlafteit bes Syitems wiro i'm Nu
verlhwinpen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
Die alte unb bic neue Welt.

Ser 2onooner u@conomiit" iteat fol-
genben Gergleib 5pil6en ben iuirtbz
f6aftli6en 3uitanoen uno Nusli6ten
guropa's uno 9lmerifa's an:
ugs miro jeoen Sag flarer, baB 1i9
Elm inOultrieIer @etttampf slpii6en
9tprbamerifa unb europa borbereitet.
9toroamerifa bat alle &limate; proou=
sirt, mas es mill, unb bat 1i6 bereits
nit @rfolg auf Die Snbultrie geiuorfen.
IS fann obne 3neifel balo auf @6ubz
s0le persi9ten. Oie Union sablt lire
Staatsi6ulo, Die einsige beoeutenOe oes
amerifanil6en Continents, ungebeuer
f6nea ab. Wabri6einli6 meroen lid)
Die grOBe &epublif uno Canada balo
iiber ein gemeiniames 3oafnltem Der=
itdnbigen. Menn es bon jebt an in 20
Sabren, ,. +. gegen Oas Sabr 1900
babin foulttt, ,pirb gloroamerifa auf
allen @tarften Der g8elt NIT ieinel1
8ooen= l1no Snbuitrieprobuften europa
ben Stang ablauTen. 9ieie Yrobufte
baben in 9lmerifa nur oreibunoert 0til=
lionen 9ollars at Steuern gu trager,
nabreno europa oreitauieno Wfillionen
Dollars Staatsiteuern gu tragen bat.
un0 pobl bemerft, mdbrenb europa
se6nmal mebr 9(bgaben be3dblt als
Imerifa, miro es auf ieinen 6elbern
1lnb in ieinetl @erfitdtten feinen eirz
Sigen geiunben unb fraftigen 9lrbeiter
tnebr bon 1872 eSabrel1 baben. Siele
jungen 2eute merOen, ausgenommen in
@nglano, iiberall bel Der SABINE iein.
Sic iinb i6on bort. gu ar bieien
briidenben 2alten miro europa i'm 8er=
slei6 nit 9l,nerifa ben sebnten She'll
Der Nrbeiten, bic feline 8epDlferung lei
| ften f0nnte, gu Opfer brinsen. Sen
Streit 3pii9et1 ben beiben g8eltt6eilen
tpiro Der dltere aufnebmen, belaben nit
StaatsabgabenL tpel6e mebr als elmer
| finf5ebnproSentigen ginfpmmenzSteuer
glei1fommen. 9ie alte Melt muB mani
fen 1lnter bieler 2ait, unb bo9 oeutet
alles barauf bin, oaB oieielbe au6 in
geometril1er Yrogreilion ipa6len muB;
oenn in 9eutl6lano fiibren Die &riegsz
mdnner bas groBe Wprt, unO mie man
| bort, MADDEN i6nen Die @eloopfer, iDelfe
Sas Solt brinst, Offenbar ni6t piel
Gorge" 49,
- Cine neue Maridalls. Bill. Nn bic
Stele Der BON Sapes nit ieinem Yetc
belesten WiQ bat Senatcr Banarb eine
neue 8Orlase sur GeifiteaunS oes Mcbua
Der Grnennuns uno 8e3abluns BON
6Ilismaridd0en einsebradt. Diei
orbnet an, bab bic Wablbeamten 3u Slei.
den Ibeilen aus ben beioen prlitiideu
Yarteien au ernennen fnb uno 3wur ourd
bic Bunoesseribte. anifatt, mie bisber gu
seideben pEeste, burd bic Bunoesn,ar.
iddle. Die 5ilismauiddae miHen
Stimmseber oeHelben Wablbe3iris iein.
in ueldem ile ansefeat Fnb uno erbalteu
SIS TaselUbn. Dies ino bic weientliden
Yunfte cer Bia bes Srn. Baparc. Dem
3ued nad 1T es bieIelbe Blu. melde Der
Yriiioent uetirt., aber ibre Uorm 1T inIo'
fern perfhieben, als bic Beltimmuuser
be3iSlih Der Wuri .grnsnnunsen tei
ner Benilli8unssbiu ais .politiider ri
Der" ansebeftet Fno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
Tim Gle ,lnfere &unben

3ufrieoen gu fellen, pertauf fen mir nod
so Dubenb Der eleyanten @laceebano.
idube NIT an6pfen fiir 35 Gents bas
Yaar !; oieielbcn liuo poltommea oreimal
10 uiel wertb. Befteuunsea per polt aus
benz 9anoe uuf oicle 6anoidube merben
prompt aussefihrt.. g dra III & = Q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
: Defi point. Bunbssbiarittsan,pali

- Wet Point. soiftrittsanipalt
1cwnssns, welher auf W,iluns bss
HriessbepartemsntS ben 8er9anotungen
I'm Sale bee @absttsn @ttttater bstsotnte,
1T aurhds,trst,n. Yrofsfor Grssnsr
madt in 1slus tieruuf fplssuoe Mittbei.
lunssn; 3Owneeno a6erianpte am lebten
Donnsrstas esm &risssfeerstar sinen Ian
gen gsrt&t In Bs.us auf ben 5aQ Dbtta.
tsrs une erllarts, sr isbe tstns Notbwen.
bistsit baliir, bab Ct BEN Ysrtanblungsn
nod ferner bsimobne. Ssin Nldtritt ID
ni&t bic Gclss i.insr usbsr,sueuns uon
Der S&ulb Dbtttatsrs. fone.rn lswnssnt
alaubt In @sssntbsil. bab Der Bsridi
lsbteren bsittmmt frsilprea.n werse
Mter sr slaubt, bab felns Nnm.ient.ti
Densn, wslas BIZ llnttrluHuns l.tt.n,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

- Cine fORliat Stilblatte pIIdsn
MIR lahenb aus ben @palten Der ,,Ber
liner gludridtsn". polelbia 3u leien If;
"Das an f& idSne Organ bee. 5errn
9iiemann murbe burh elm Yaar unglaublt.
der Bsinlleioer in fsiner Dirtuns snt.
lhIersn bfeintrahttst."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

~ 6raulein Muaar.t6s wresturtus,
stn,iae Iotter bes Or. Yreetortus BON
ofr ns0tfliden Dot" In ct Qsuis, BAT
ii& psrte.n Donnerstas nit benz 1beater,
Director Wilbtlm Rsdtoff permdtlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

- TriIt empfunssn cine sro5e Nus=
mabl bon Sduben uno clippers, Damen
uno Rinoeritriimpie, ftrtise leinene Glei=
ber fir Damen unc &tnbcr, Strobbite,
Bluuen unb Bano uuo neue @alicos
bel s. Spsfe Dc 9 obne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
Stuferoreentliehe 6ele9enbeit

Wdbreno biefer Wode, Don Wontas
Worsen an, rerfuufen mir i'm Retail
1000 Stid 9ambnrscr @tidereien gu
10 Gents bic Daro gem Stnli4 gu 20
bis 25 Gents pertauft. Wan fomnae
Trtbseitis, I'M cine u austpabl unter ben
Ufultern gu treifeu. g drama So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

Nuasnblidlih III Bel Der aur eer grau.
ne niat ,u RAID. 0isle &tnser Gnb ae,
ftcrb'n mdtrsno zines Jsusran,intens.
Spbnio ons Mnptyne ointment
l6aft aussnblidli6s Qinesruns unb 1T stn
flderes 5silmittel. Ginen baltsn 1bse,
lSHsl poa 3udsr. Ssoe Gamile Iollte Is
im 5auie bultsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

= &auft feine &leiosr, Bis SIR 9 ns
co aft & @uns easer inipt3irt babt.. Das
be(fe I'm @arft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

BON @nfans an Elm Merssrntb mar, uab
feline ausssipro&snen MnFAtsn nur ba3a
aeoisnt baben, ote Nbnsisuns gu iteiseyn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

,a-- 1uas &c. fir Aasiss bel paueo aft
Sons In rsi@nsr Nuswabl. s
| 19,3,t3W.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17
Out 0etd)dftSle,tte.

~ nod ai&t aupfm.in bstamnt, bas n,
8a4binbtrsi nit Gutm, uaS So,r asbSrt ~ s.o... -.
nartts ts San antsnio 70 gut auSasfutrt mirb.
a!s la trgtnb elmer anberen Siobt bsr r1niss'
Dtt prpben sea Iinitvten Blanfba6trn. msi%s
pisr stssnndrtig getxnben lmerben, 70 wie sHs
aaosrn Arten sen arbetssn fur Uef@dftsbdufsr
ssseg 5sse1iS eatar Ab. Der linter,.i8nsts III.
cM Muftettts. ga4er aler art, Suurnale &c. In
isr. isrssmss Seit. 1t&dfts> uab Nbsota: enisrnsa
!eanea yrpetn bslei3ntn unb az 6. q. Nrsmnsr.
San antOnip, a6rsfitren. Abi1dtupe,HS msrs,s
prompt stma9t. '''''"
6. S. Troam
Bu1binbtr unb NIanfblGer. n fobr;fort A.y.
. - hOnitraes, sestnaber BEN Sauptquariier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-17

nidt Ssrfdumen it1 sr bstoeilieen Diefe 9o.terien
i1nS bon Der oeutlden &esi,runs sarantirt uno Sn>
baber ron 9epinnloo1e fonnen baber aaf jebsr
Danf ben 0ewinn erbeben .'f"
Die sIultie, @iaridtuns bss Ylanes serbun.
ben nit BEN amltanoe, CAP burb1dnttli9 auf
3wei Nummern sin Eresr Tiut, bat bisfen Gptisrisn
einen aqssmstasu Ruf ermo,beg rnb Fe erfreuen
it'd eises woslosrbisntea rab fefbesrlnoe,en 3u>
traaens 6aupiaspinse l;nb 100000. 45o, 900
unb 400 900 8e1Srarf.
prfis Der eooi. fir s5nisIi9 SdaFIbe In
Doraustssab!uns fur ale glaifen: 9anse $50,
paIbe 30, Diertst 10. aatf! 7.5o.
6erNsli6> 6>Sraanihpsisilhe {: @an,e 9aD.e Sci
Dorouahaatisns fur ale SlaiIsn $4s, 5alts
"a, Diertel u, W4tsl 6.
5an.tureir Stael-0onssie fur ale GtaIen tei
8orausbe'abluae 9,nss 2eois $4s. 5albe "a
Siertel II unb NGei 6.
I'm nod 2Oois fur BIZ. isssen idtrli5en 3i.>
bansea III erbalten III es n0,bts eine 9effeaunssn
fpfort ~ maaen. 8sroinnllfsn uerbca fofort
ietem eoosintaber mad bersn ginireIsn susefaubt.
Re6t ,a5,rei9sn Mailrdssn iistt entsesen
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-17

his head ON the Stats, got dust in his
throat; was backing ont with blood IN
his eye when his wife called out:
"Why, what on earth are you afterr
"After! Afterw he shouted, as no o.
most coughed his head of-'Tm after
them shearsw
"Why here they are! They were lying
in my chair, right in plain sight"
81 don't believe it'll never believe
it! | looked into that chair over ten
thousand timesw
"Well, there they are"
otis no. such thing You've lost EN-
or pawned 'em or traded 'em tor gum.
You've no more order in your house than
an old cooper shop"
He walked past the chair into the hall,
and was going out when she called:
"Dear, aren't you going to take the
shcars?"
"Shcars7 What shears7 Pm going
over to the shore and buy me a pair Of
shears, and if any human being in this
house ever puts finger on them they'll
suffer for it! Pll see if can't have :
pair of shears in my house after beins
f.. L..
And he pulled down his hat and slam
med the door as he went out.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-17
An INCIDENT.

Unarmed and unattended walks the Gar,
Through Moscows busy street one winter day
The crowd uncover as his face they SEQ
God greet the Car" they say.
Along his path there moved atnneral
Gray spectacle Of poverty and woe,
wretched sledge dragged by one weary man,
Slowly across the snow.
And on the sledge, blown by the winter w1d
Law Door coffin, very rude and bare
And he who drew it bent before his load
With dull and sullen air.
The Emperor stopped and beckoned to the man
"Who is't thou Dearest to the grave2' he said
only soldier, Sire" the short reply
only soldier dead
"Only a sodierr musing said the Gar;
"Only Russian, who was poor and brave,
Move on. follow. Such an one goes not
Unhonored to his grave"
He bent his head, and silent raised his cap;
The Car of all the Russians, pacing slow,
Following the coffin as again it went
Slowly across the snow.
The passers on the street, all wondering,
Looked on that sight then followed silently;
Peasant and prince and artisan and clerk,
All in one company.
Still as they went, the crowd urew ever more,
Till thousands stood around the friendless gray
Led by that princely heart, who royal true,
Honored the poor and brave.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-17
HUNTING THE SHEARS.

Mrs. Wheelock, wife of the old plon-
eer and eminently respected citizen OF
that name, leaned over the banister the
other morning and answered him:
"The shcars9 Why they are right
down there somewhere. | was using
them few minutes ago"
The major wanted them to trim off
horse blanket at the barn, and he march
ed into the sitting room and up to the
family work basket OF course they
were there. He tumbled a ball of yarn,
q paper of pins, a halfmade garment,
button box and a pin, cushion Oft on the
floor, made among the bod1ins, worsted,
threads and darning needles, and the
shears did not turn TIP. He stood the
work basket on its head, but it was no
good. Then he went ever to the what
not and raked over three or four photo
prophs. ratified down lot of shells and
knocked off two books, but the shears
were not there. He was red in the face
as he went into the hall and called out:
81 can't find hide nor hair of 'em, and
| don't believe you ever had any"
"Now look again-that's good man,
she answered. 81 know they are right
therew
The Major got down OF his hands ant
knees and looked under the lounge. M
shears. Then he stood up and looked
on the mantel The nearest approach
to shears there was a bent hair pin
Then he walked around and surveyed
each window-sill and gave. the work
, basket another racket.
al tell you there amt no shears ther
or else Pm blindern bat" he shoute
: from the hall after he had given tn
hall tree looking over.
. "Why, Major, how impatient You are
, "There's no impatience about 1T!
, tell Won the shears amt here! NO on
8 can ever find anything in this house!
had to look straight hour the othe
f day to find the gimlet"
X If you don't see them in the BET
J. room I'll come down."
He entered the bedroom, glanced ov'
Q the bureau and stand, pulled the shan
y off the pillows and whirled the pillow
q around, and then took down halr o
p hottie from a bracket and looked I'M
f if. The shears were not in the bott
r. nor anywhere else. Stay! They mgr
# have been carried under the bed by TN
, mysterious household tide which earn
+ articles from room to room in an lnVlS
r. bic manner, He crawled under, bumpe
, 1880-02-06
WAS lie SOLD
p1NQIAM ALLEGED 70 HAVE uA1trETtHD b1.AINH


AWAY.
Special DupaleA 10 Ths chttaeo Trlbun4.
Ttl1LAnELrilIA, Fob. ia dlspatch to tho
Ptrss FROM Washington says: "Nlalno's friends
cluIm that thoy woro sud out 1t Harrisburg,
Or they would hAyo prevented IN tndprscment
OF Grs.nt. Congressman nlnKhanl. OF Thlladcl-
pha, ta chRrYo4 with having done It. Ilo ropre-
scntod himself rs being tho spokesman Of senR-
AtoF 1ilaine. md hnying considerable Intimacy
with nlnino, alld, being o.tspokon In his favor,
tho delcgates accepted, as nllcgctl, his teator~
ship. uiushan, told oyerytaMiy that DlaIna did
not wnnt fight: that ho WIS Canloron's second
choice; that 1runt would lIo Withdrawn, and
THAT BLAINE WOULD GET
tho Pennsylvania delegation it thoy did not
mako Cameron mad by opposing bin. This WINS
saia by him In private conversation, In caucus,
md In open Convention. Whorcas Mr. 1llaIno
6ayB that bingham mt. only had no authority
to sTeak for HIN In that nlatner, hut nils repre-
6cntcd him. Blain1 eaya that ho was for a tight;
that ho behaves his friends cnu1d have carried
tho Convention bud tiloy ahuwn so1,e backbone;
and ho would like nothing better than to hayo
beaten Ca.ncron on his own ground.
CONGRESSMAN 'yRfE BAYS
thpre wpro many delcgatux whit votod for Grant
who would hnyo yotctl against hin, had thoy not
supposed It would mike 10 difference to ulatne
and would obligo Cameron. Hlalna says very
frankly that he would like to havo tho lennsyl-
vanla delegation, aud lGiiaves he would h1ve
thom Il THO popular fooIIng ia tho state was
given IT. will"
, 1880-02-06

Spteta1 D4patfh 10 7hs Chteaoo 7ttbans.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Fob, 6.-"The Iiouso Will
havo adjourned tts sessions before 1t has voted
upun tho rules Us which tho sesslon sha!l be
.gnyerned," said senator Thurman thls aftns-
nsot,, In commenting upon tlae ro,uArkably slow
progress that tho House ID making with .the
rules. The House bus now been engaged for
month In discussing tho rules for lts own Rpy-
ernti.out. ucsfdes, the House has dono worry ill.,
tlp public business. 1t has not 9ycn passcd tho
bill tu pay United States Marahaly, whosu
dues aru. now Muru thau sevcu ] tnoNtha
III arrears The new r1llns reported by
tho Committee number forty-Ayo. Tha
House bus not yot tnishc.l tho Consideration Ut
tho eleventh rule. upon which II e1ltered week
ago to-day.' At this rAto tho rerort os thu Cola-
1ulttee on Rnles would not be dtapose4 Ut bofora
tho TIT OF HAY. To day sou,o prussuAs WAS ulade,
aud tn bud direction. 1t wws thought yeates-.
day that tho ropaatsd attempts to break down
tho Appropriations Comtujttou and 10 adl to Tho
power Of tho other Committees would no IonRer
be 4aoeassfpI, but today .,4t:.
F. - 4 Nsw nULa WAA ADOPTED 80
10 tho Eosnsplttco Of tho Whole giving Ia Tho
Gonmt,tee ou Public Buildings and ,uto4nds
power proF tho appropriation for public iuiId.
luss NOW xcato4e With thu Appropriations (a,sa-
nAttee. 1nas, step hy step, thu report. 3s sh4'
L. ~
, 1880-02-06
OHIO.
bET-HAEk.
6rttfai pttpaleh to 1he ChLtaQo Tt1bHtsE,

Swttal Dtspateh to Tie Chicago IrtbHne.
Co1uaI1us, o., Feb. G.-Thcre has been Il pretty
forclle clash between tho Chnfr1nan of tho Stntc
Executive Committee. Gen. liohinson. and tho
Chairman Of tho Republican state Central COM
lntttcc, tho lion. 1t. L. Congcr. It nppcars thAt
Gen, lsnbtnsnn decnlctl It nlviaable that tho
Stato Committee should meet ut an ear1y 5ay
nutl nppolnt a ti1no for tho stato Convention.
lie, 1t appears, Issued tho call, and ut onco ran
his hcad aEaiust something solid In tho
shapo Of nn Inquiry from Chairman Congcr
asking from whit sourcu ho tlf0t,inson] derived
his authority tn call the ConlnttN0 together.
rhc two Committees being entirely scpar4lte, and
tho Executive Committee, Ut which Robinson
wns Chairman, being nothing but tho creature
OF tav statc Committee, and with no authority
except such ns 1t derives from tho latter, this
Notlon Oh the part 0f Gen. ltobinsoH wsls Inter-
pretcl by other mcmburs Ut tho Committee, who
NrD
YAyOttAuLE TO OTHER rREsIDEaTIAI. AapItiAS1S
thnn Sher1nlt,, us nloye to start tho machinery
In mutton with ylew Ut crushing out fir1lnt-
iBin. Gnd putting gntetns upon tho words Of
admiration which nav Elngcr nser tho mention
Of tho u,a,, from why down ElLst, Jim nla}pe. Of
sn:o snlas 's l'rothor ,.h conSSSr wss soo,'s t
Whon 1t VIVA 30 Clearly a1prnrcnt TINT my other
sheslnnu luns1nrr WIS elithe4 with uauai nu thar-
lty. Tho result Is. that Gen. No.Itsa"a has bct1l
fact that hta udmr,tlUn for Secretary ShcrnAn
nyurhnlllnceh his better Judgment, md In the
hts future tlovumunis susceptible Of criticism,
II not suspicion. III faHt. Gun. Robinson hlla.
tiglrAttyely sraklnK. Hnt b!ack cya In tho first
ruhd 1t Is I,w stAtvl thAt tfte tlattor 1lRs been
settled nErccahy to nll concerned, md tlIls
CHATHAM C0S0glt Will Et1oN ISSUE
q cnll for meeting OF tho Btnte CcntENl Conf
intttct. fnl,r correspondent eli''cilynrcd TO
loAr,l tho fnuta uf tho C,,Eo ftNm Gen. flnt'nson
htrnsclf. hit wns put oil with tho consn.lng re-
mark TINT " there WINS nUthing whatever !tl ttn
at4ry that WIS tho tAtE OF thu politicians Gf both
rarttes." Tho witlttnwui pf tlle Gull b. dcil.
HolIns<,,l Is tho best Hiswcr 10 ttlnt Rontlcmans
statement, mud th!@e fort.!nate enough u! knt'w
louder is H,lch Us 10 pretA.l.!o tho i1eao Of his
withdrawing tho call unless by hatl lsecn ha'lly
tronblD IL established by tho following scritench
III II letter Just received from Mr. la,ugcr, who
says: !" rcxr0t very An1eh that tho 1nntter
should hAv0 l't'ttoi intn tho rapors' at 'Ma1, aad
don't kuuW how 1t lcaknh Gut-"