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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-20
Bum @cbad,tuiiie Setfers.

Sriebrta 6edsrs Sob 1T in DeutlA
Lamb nidt 10 unteadtet seblieten, mie
oas Nbleben 70 mandes anpern Ndtunb>
pierjisers. Namentli6 1T in Suoen
bic grinneruns an ibu. cine nod iebr leb=
bate uno fiibrte Su Der bereitS ermabnten
@ebidtnibfeisr. Die Don ben Ibeilneb=
mern an Der 6eier unter5eidnete unb an
Seders Tamilie' 9eianbte YeileibS= =Ibreiie
lautet:
Gin bic theuren S;nterblietenen 6tisbrid
Seder's.
Wfit benz @efible Der tiefiten Grauer
empfinben mir bic idmerslid,s 8unoe BON
ben, ablsben SbreS allpsrebrten @utten
unb 8aters. Die Gantilie 1at ibr tbeu=
res Oberbaupt, ibren trenen SAub unb
9dirm, mie ibre frdftise Staee, bic
Treunbe in Snet gBelten eiuen wabren
unb bieberen Sreunb, 8olf uno 9taat
etnen eblen Barger, unb bic geiamtmte
fir Sreibeit unb 8edt bescilterte unb int
&fe bafar rinsenbe, benfenbe Wenids
belt elnen ipaderen unb unbeusiamen
admpen, einen ftarfen unb san5en Wann
perlcren! Wabrlid! etu berher, ia ein
entiebliAer Terluit: oenn eS CAB nur
einen Oefer. Wenn e8 in ber Ebat einen
Croft fir ioldI enprme Verlulte siebt;
penn bic 3eit bic tiefseidlasene Wunbe :
menn aud nidt ppllltanpiS 81 beilen
bod ceren berbe Sdmerjen mad unb
mad gu linoern in Stanoe; = menn Ser
ifanb unb Ser3 lid in bas nun einmal
llnpermeiolide, bon Gag gu Gage miecer
INNER mebr nnb mebr fiisen selernt;
bann bliden mir nit friIdem unb eefdbl=
terem Wfutbe pieber III bic fir uns 70
1dmer,baft seenbet babenbe Yersansens
belt 3urlid -unb ba8 mabre unb perfldr=
te Bib be8 tbeuren 8erlorenen tritt uns
sipicoer in ienen unoerdnberten 3isen-
in nnieren @ebanfen per bic shtaem, wie
es unS itets nnb INNER erl9ienen unb
trie eS uns in uaierem Snueren bis 3u un=
ferem lebten Ntbentjuge emis perl9me=
ben wirb!-,Gs lit cine Jreunee einen
SrcBer Wann ,u ieben!" DieIer trefIlis
den Iroitmorte @Stbe'S, bic uns NQe
BEL 6rieberid Seder's gDieberfebr I'M
Sabre 1873 beieelten. mSsen Sic itetS
nnb immer tei benz Nnblide ces tbeuren
gilbes beS babin seidiebenen arcBen
Mannes sebenten!-Sie linb uno tIeiz
ben in Der Sbat elm Croft FIR bic ibn 70
treu-in Jreub unb 2eio-bis gum lets
ten Ntbem5us aur Seite sefanben baben=
be @attln unb Wfutter -unb ein mIhti=
ger Spcrn benz erbabenen Yorbilbe bes
sroben 0aters nad5uleben, fir bic Sim
Der! nWeilt sleid aud ieet infer tbeu=
rer unb alter 6reuno, ber srcBe girser
unb gortimpfer fir Sreibeit unb @edt
in 3pei Welttbeilen, nidt mebr unter ben
9ebenben, bleitt esa ifets bei uns iein
@eiif!% llnb bieier @eiit beieelte uniere
beutise @eoentfeier 3u gbren bes srpben
Isoten ltnb reste uns am Sdluiie Der
ielben an. Der tbeueren, binterbliebenen
iBamilie ees leiber nod gu fribe babinse=
1dieoenen Manne8, ben Nu5bruf uniereS
tiefsefdbltea BsileibS gu ibermitteln.
Wannheim, bas san3e Naterlanb, ia bas
seiannlte benfenbe rnb fiiblenbe Deutid=
Lamb, iuerben 6riebrid 9eder's in euiger
Treue sebenfen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-20

= Sri. Sortenie @repD, Die eirsige
So6ter oes Brdlioenten Der fransolilDen
&epubiif, beiratbet ben Maler 8onnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-20

oemQlt iibertragem ,uirb. S,1 &om iollte
am Wbeno Oes IA. cine groBe Sempnz
1tration 1tattlinben. Sle Wa0e I'M
Quirinal 1T perbpppelt norben.
= Die pfprte iiebt fi6 gejlpungen,
Die llnterlu6ung besiiglib ber Grn1orz
ouua oes 5ultans Mbbul 9lsis ein5uitel=
len, ba ilberrai6enoe Gntoedungen gez
ma6t uno ei1ige Der einflubrei6lten
uno beim 8olfe beliebtelten poiba's
compromittirt lperben 1piiroel1.
= eSn gBalpsia an Der rufiiiGzpoli=
sii9em @rense 1ino iammtli6e 9dlier
ser Suoen ol1r9 einen 8olfsbanfen 5er=
itDrt lpproen. $50 iiioii6e Tanillen
{in6 iber Die @rense entfloben.
- Ser 8eD bon SUMS bat.bon meb=
rerem 5tdmmen 8riefe erbalten, melbe
ibn bes 8erratbs bei6ulbigen.
= Miobat Yai6a bat li6 ben tlirfl=
iden geb0roel1 iiberliefert, unter Der
8ebingung, baB ct Dor Elm l1npartellz
ibes Geri6t gefelt tueroe. :
- Cine 8erliner 9epeI6e fagt, bab
binnen &ursen cine 9lnsabl leitenoer
Sosialiiten, tporunter 3 Mitglieber bes
&ei6stags, aus Seipaig ausgetptelen
iperoen follen.
= Cine 9epei6e BON 2onopn bonn
16. meloet: 8eItern Inn Witterna6t
,ourbe cine nit 9pnamit ooer Yulper
gefiillte &6bre, at mel6er elm 3iinofa=
ben angebra6t mar, 1T Die Gentralpoli=
sei1ation lit 2iperppol gemorfen. IS
foigte eiae beftige grplolion uuo biele
6enIter puroen sertriimmert, ieoo9
Nieadno berlebt.
- Oem rllilii6en Staatsratb tuiro
ein plan sur gini6rdnfung Der Gegie=
ruNgsa,lsgaben borgelegt merbenL mel
dosr unisr 9lnberem bic NbI6affung Ell
niger NGlitdr=9 9iitrictscommiilio bic
Germinoerung Der Nrmee auf Grieoens=
itdrfe, Die Yernti1berung Der Stabsof=
iisiere, Die Serabiebung Der Saldre
ber 8eamten Der tiniferien oes Grie=
ges uno ber Marine uno Die gnt3iebung
|bes 8ebaltes Der auf langen llrIaub
bciinbli6en @enerdle umfaBt.
: Gin Correspondent BON Grafau
f6rsibt: Die bieiisen @ei6dftsleute
lino BON Wari6au aus oagegen ge=
iparl1t worben, jiioii9e 9anbelsreiIenoe
oortbin gu ienOen. gs tpurben bort
al qllen StraBemeden Mauerani6ldge
angebeftet, bur6 tuelAe Die Gbrilten gu
9lngriffen auf Die Suben aufsereiSt per=
Den. 8iele fliidtige Suben iinb in
Golge Der am Samitag III &aminier
ousgebro6enen Suoenbebe iiber Die
@ren5e gefommen.
@onrab S6leiltis, Der Director
bes 2eip5iger 0aulif= onieroatoriums,
1T geltorben.
= Cine pariier Depei6e 1agt, Die
fransoiiide @esierung tperoe, Inn gu
seigen, pel6en @ertb iie auf Die sluf=
redterbaltung Der freunbi6aftli6en
9esiebunsen gu gnglanb legt, nett
gebenee eommereieae 3ugeitdnbHiiie
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-20

"@ ss's WN"VkVEV
uno bic Qaalen uub s5oltsrn tes falten pbtr
WthfelFsb.rs erbalben. rpenn 6pli.iiers Waasns
bities. anerlanat bas Bette 5eilniitel fir g,ala.
rilts 6ieter. bic a8urysln 70 Yieler 2sieen ans.
rottsis Nii6t minber wirslam III bisfes wobI-
itaeuit I!tsratip in 6duen BON 5arrleibisre;t.
DpeptpHa, eesertsfhwsrbsn, Rteumaismus. 10
wie bsi alasmetnsr unb N,tptnihwdhs.
Bum Serfauf Bel alien apctbefern unb
9anblern.
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@ine @emiNensfraae.

- 6ait nu is BON einem Menlcstu ae-
bort. Der front mar, Obne bab lein Magen
feline Qeber urer feline Nieren lfh III TN
cronuns tefanoen? Ober BAT bu ie etnen
Wenldtn sefannt, Der l'd potl fdblts
wenn ctele Orsane eridlafft unb untbatil
tparen z uno bait bu je Don elmer 8rant
beit btsisr Wrt setSrt. bic bas oppfen.
Bitters ntdt ,u turirsn permoHtel
8saat.portt oieis 6rassn Bemij1sntaft.
oann stbe bin unb lese ite btinsm Na3.
bar Dor. = uStmes."
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(gortfetuns fOlst,)

- Obns pisls l1mldpt!fs, aibt Ssrr
Gbas. Iansert. atlanta @l., lsine Nn
lfht In 6Olssnb.m Qutpreifunsea iitsr
has ct. Safpbs Ssl min Id fsine MAIDEN,
es III iiberIa6is, meine Runosn inp oes
eotes Suu. QBer einMal bappn bate.
fommt aud bas 3weite Mal mieoer.
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= 8ir empIinSen in oieier Wode mies
Der cine neue NusmaAl prn &leioerltolfen,
Dcmeitic, Sean, SOnnenidirmen, Sptten
anb Embroidery, bic mir gu iebr niebri=
gen Yreiien Offeriren. 5. 5psfe &
g bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-20

= Snfel Sam sablt idbrlt6 fir ben
Druid ieiner poitmarfen $4,000 Sol
lars unb ninmt bafiir iiber 81 Mlillio=
men ein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
gnoer 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

.,,rsrNy~Ts-sd Taqe-Gth column
&c., ~cr xrNrs-ShP G0e-fth cnitiHh ,.h oo,,,,r
T,~vr~o HORSES AND BANktEN- q" IW' "'A
I[.|n ,ND RDONS-6h I0Jc-"ih c"ihihn-
I,Dst>yss NOrIcES-AH Pdqe-lrt coilihh
S,oruIxG-3d F0ge-3d column -, ,,o
CopaurNgRsuIP NoTICF--1h IdGe-'th c"lumn'
Coornu. TioS NOTICFs-2f IGGr-Oih '"'uihh
IuyIpFNp No1ICEs-7M IdGe-Gih column
INV GooDs-3d PGge--5th and tin co'hllhs
ErCrrsIoNs-gd FaGe-'th column
In,N,lN-7M Tnge-4th and 1ili cnllihh@.
IIou.Fs 4 ARRtaGTs. NC.-6N Idgc-4th 'Oi"i''N
UoTris-3d Idge-Jd column
INsIurcTio>-2d FGOe-jth column ,,, column
S,avtr ,xn - .rF VI ASrf.Fs--td fdGf-''l u 'u'"
MApKIA.Vs AND BIATft~- On I"Se-"'" '
MTSINo-GM IdOS-Ofh colul,l,i' ,.,. su J,f1,-4 IN,
MtsrrTI ,Srors-M IGGc-bth coluihh' CIV A"S'
. nth and 9th columns. o., ..,,,,,,
x,rs,r,I INsTRrMENrs-3t PGGe-'th c"Iipu'
tyw pm IT, arION-- On iGGc-ifh 60 ihih
r,cp.s err .MFEs-3d PGGc-Jih 60 hihh
rc,tTtc Al NOTIcr--5h IdGe 9th column
pnoros AIs-2d IUGc-6th column. -
fK.i rArE--2d T0ge-ttl and ON c"llhlus o,,-,,
,tnSs WANryp- MAirs-7h InGe-Oth coiu'N"
FrNAIT4-7h TGqc-Gih column
ervcII Nor1CIs-5h IqGe-Gth cnlinh o., -, Al,
tTr.MnoATs AND RAILROADS.&C. i"ge-"o ""u ''
columns So. d., o,d al columns
TyACHERs-2d PGQe-5th andbth co'''"""
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the audacity to differ with him he withdrew
his imperial recognition in a manner that i'm
ported social ostracism toward the unfortunate
who had incurred his resentment he was IN
compromising and mplAcable. He tolerated
no approach except from sycophants, and over
them me lorded it. To an administration that
by it, purity and dignity and good works
raised up hs party from disaster and made lts
triumph possible be- accorded only the cmlnence
of deserving his contempt To "A great party
that had mcokly euGeayorcd 10 conclliatc him
for the offence Of differing with him as to who
should Dee IT. candidate for the first place, 10y
giving the second % his nearest friend, lac
yielded first sullcn acquicsceuce and then
loftily, and upon what he claims were c0ndi-
tions, a reluctant support. lie was bloatcd, rs
he might well be-, with his own Importance.
At last. anecr,d because the President did
not consent Ia his exercising the Executive
pr,rogltiyc. hc flung hi, commission in the
flcc-uot ol tie President who had offended
him, nor Of the senate which had re-
fused hi~ dictaton-but Of the constituency
which bad elected him. With singular unan-
unity the people, whom hc dcspi>c-, and the
press, which me- never mentions but with
scom. have pronounced that act blundcr.
And the personal organs of thi, great senator,
finding too late that the blundcr is irrctricy
able, aud that the roughriding Of the great
man is over, are representing him "a, poor,
abused victim of a conspiracy. 1t sill not do.
sympathy does not low upward. Mr. Conh
lu-'s head l. too high to be reached by
it. And if we are not very much mistaken hr
does not thank hi, >upcr,cryiccablc organs for
making the appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
Ne&p.1lprk Oailu Gribnns'
FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1881.
TIE NETS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN-The race for the Grand Prize OF
Paris was won yesterday by Mr.. keenes foS-
hall - Ii was decided at meeting IN
London last night To hold a National Confer
epce of telegraph clerks in Liverpool 'hr"e
weeks hence To consider their grievances. -
An Italian exploring party has been murdered
In ALvssinia. ==- 1t is reported that NJ. Zancoi'
Che bulgarian OK Premier. ha, been arrested. --
Fifteen thousand lri>.imcu assembled at MlllSirect
County Cork yesterday, but caused no disturbance
Observation-Disclosures of the Legislature reIssem-
bled at Albany yesterday To renew TN" Sen
storial contest today. - Nearly S9OOO0,OOO
a. five per cent bonds remains outstanding.
g A defective culyert caused break
~ the Erie Canal which away forty feet OF the
canal bank and flooded the surrounding country :;
the damage is estimated at $3OOOO. ---- General
Grant. accompanied 10y Mrs Grant, left st. Louis
for Chicago.
CITY AND SUBURRAN-Two men were arrested
yesterday for supposed completely III the murder OF
tho Swcde at Castle Garden Saturday. - fire
in BROOKLYN caused iossoi $4,000. - A great
many persons went to Couey Island. - Much
pleasure was expressed the city at the victory of
Foxhall - Mr.. Conkling's presence in the cityex-
eited little interest. ==- An old and expert conf
dence operator was locked mp. Go Two drunken
pohcemen were arrested while on duty III Newark.
InE Observation-Disclosures local observations In
dictate warmer and generally fair weather. Their
fnometer Yesterday highest 10; lowest, 50- ;
average Gl@so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

The bank statement of Saturday Was q sur
prise not less than that of the prcviou- week.
and the two taken together illustrate the
worthlcs,nc~s of statements based uprn daily
averages. The Treasury and the banks to-
gcthcr, according 10 the reports of Saiur-
day, hold Slj3, l01,2lO in specie, against
Sll9,o2L9lS on May 2-, but the Treasury
has meanwhile received SI.3OO,OOO from
t.. .uts. Hence the entire amount shipurd
from city about the LIT instant appcar, 10
have boon restored, and any other variation
in the apparent reserve must bc attributed
mainly To the effects of the system Of aver
ages. The supply Of money is abundant. and
the surplus reserve is still =, ~Oj.3OO. although
the banks have increased thcii loans 10 the
Unprecedented sum of $3l7,I9i.9OO The
increase of over Sl3.OOOODO since Aprl 30
is commonly attributed to speculation iu stocks.
but inspection OF the returns gives very
different impression. The six hanks which
VIGOROUSLY issue "A very large proportion of
the certified chccks-On the 3lst Of December
over S92,OOO,OOO in a single day-rcturu in
the aggregate an increase in loaus of ONLY
$s.7O9.OOO since April 30, three OF them
returning no increase Of importance. while
the increase In loans 10y the Bank Of
Commerce alone was $C.Njj.OOO and bv
the First National $3,j5s,O 600, those banks
exceeding all others. Apparently a Ialer
part of the increase during the past six week,
has been due to operations iu connection Win
the rciunding of the public debt, and to that
extent the increase involves no additional
risk or responsibility 10 tie banks. how
ever large the apparent deposits result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

Home.o The theatre was opened the other evening
with the performance of two pieces--one ronanfiss
drama by Wilke Collins.
Nine Helene Petit Marais. the charming youns
actress who took the part Of Anna when the Dani'
chefs" was brought out in Paris has lately died
from cold induced by the nightly drencbig,
received In representing Gerroise IN the "Assom.
moir' The pail of water thrown at her IN tba
wash-house scene was usually warm. but ona
night through some mis- axe it was icy cold
ana the Young actress was so thoroughly
chiil"d that She immediately seized with
lever. II was while PLAYING together as he hero
and heroine Of the Daniches' that Maiams
Margis and her husband first met. and All Paris va
inter >rd in the court ship Of the hand .ome vonn
gar AMI m the pretty wedding which lately unt.l
them.
Mr. Froudc lately sent 10 Mrs. Aitkcn CARLYLE
check for 81. 800 representing the profits which had
arisen 50 far on the sale Of her uncles Renln..
ccuccs' The Lceis MTcny says: In arknowledgp,
the receipt of the draft. the recipient used ex.
prc,sion- which showed that she regarded the sum
rs her Iu, right. and not free gif Of the donor
The latter. acting under legal advice at onca
stopped payment If the check, being warned that 2
II wero received in the spirit Of the written com.
munication Dee would rem Ter himself liable 10 40.
count io al the members Of the family MOI only for
th, sum. bat for amy other accruing from the Ii
cr1ry in.' riilnco &" which Ia had succeeded NJ
lrnnlc bad therefore mo- alternative but 10 a,lopf
'"'r" "h % cannot fail ~ aggravate the unpieas-
aniur~, existing h'tw himself and some mem.
bcio of his decreased friends family
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. June l2.-Cololc Grey. Of
Luslaud. pr -idrnt of the Great Western Railway
Of Canada. lclt Tonight for Manitoba, accompanied
hy several railroad directors from Cana,a.
ST LorIs. June l2.-Gcucral Grant. Mrs Grant.
Ms Sharp and Colonel Fred. d. Grant left here
last MIGHT for Chicago where they will probably
sprnd several days before going 70 Gaena. Mrs.
Grant J., still very feeble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
ri BIC OPINION.

II +, Ia be- honad Speaker Sharpe viii AXE
..,l ,..rf tHt -s.Olu SIR Plat may want ir back
ANN when tbs cruel war Is Oyer.-lBu L1pfess
tk.pJ
I,u vt. too a yilI,h sly" lie mashed Dos hu'
own nlhinr. Mr. Kn-cpc Cuukng j. too arrogant. ie
is rit,n up 10y his own concct- Philadelphia Record
ludJ
Bradley coufesscs that he lied when he took
tr money lie stated openly that hc took u thr puT-
posse oi deception 20 flra- De- T. concerned 70 D. rto'ea
money, or money ohta.n,d under false prctUncc,. y
sprinkler ~.rpc the rrtcNcr ot stolen goods Take y al
tOgcthtT there 10 NO cast Newark Advertiser fiepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13


4 caucus will BRING every diverse htpuml
can element lac TO Every man OF tnem "i, hai
10 face the music The necessity ol uhilNIS Oh
, i'm mo- ~, b, better forced on the facuonai inriie.
A. LEGISLATORS are deliberately willing Ia lace inc Towns
NM, n ,,,u,ruity To- be- marked. and then repnniAot
viii nuris follow az thc hands of the pcopo W -
no ad adjournment, without an election woe ~ 'sf9rt
atnr Thai .l,t, different rurUuragemeht anu .Va,sa
Ne Wnnt an election too, by satisfactory .unP. sca
among Republican factions. Tie urgency .ser di,-
cnu,nfnn-r There can gain from iuIthei ,''srs
n,,ieu, ut but tremendous party loss thi' a. .ad
and reach an ainicabe settlcinen oonlus. nv Deuo-
enuins tt sha steal tAs Republican birta5ish~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
wnAr ryrEY rRrE RErrnLIcAN ~.

This thar4r should either drive Mr.. DcpeW
,tf, nom D,. "a, H. aud lrum public life. 10 should
,st him -.fator he i, either guilty OF mort h'ino.;
f f,,.f.,r h, ,,.lsi sicp down aud ont, promptly. II
tt lutlr il, parll -luuid rab rs promptly 20 De suy
luiI lHI rchu, tlr c"n~l iia'"fs 10y -'- hl" '" ,
i.... .,t. I.r,. D., un ular ground ami nobody cto
nl t m fuiif,r, nt 100 the face OF such ,harge u -
e. blcut lroin tl tofuE mat thr mrh''- ol Toe
v- Increased, ~ hat hs lad Clear majority ol in =
members of the ItrJ ih the lrSi,ailie nor -
, f tIDii some uf he friends were absent lithe
hrhr, cuarer i- only move IN the COnhlbs game ~"
chtckuiut,a already.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

Nr. Conl 'ia- u.,y we'll rr1e r %. delivered
from Of. friends. d. ro do..t hy This time
-,.,, lla.,lf tli, d.. l.- l..d.trl. Or. if th.t
adm -..., is too r.r.. t.r l- -.'r,,ae -'It-.ou-
i,lt. ~ least uat ir i.- r.t ',.u.iuai' things
a,,o.,thrr wise. lMt tb, u..I,,fr.of bis i4-
i..,.o.- n.,.l. ..d tr..r.u.u', r.t-oual
.,..,. l:.-. .o.t.rot.r-..,.d 81, ouu that BOO
,n,.. ,..r,t,ld ,..,..-o, oa.,,. ,t.,l,.c. given.
I.., l..r...,. f.g..,,...,. .-., ..,, wounded
,...., u'..,r..,,. hon. anus, h,. conceded.
l.....t..... .., l-,. am impressive way.
u.. ,tt...l ,...,u.c and r.t.a..l I..f.i....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
STRONG PROOF or CONSPIRACY.

The attempt of the friends of Mr. Conkln8
upon thc committee 90 prevent senator Sessions Tom
mtkn- "a statement n denial 81 MI Eruil'N- thdi-e
VIE Oh Judged aud IL dr-tTt Ing Of the sever ~ 'fns"ie
lt- SOLE object WAS 10 prevent the contradiction rom
going With the allegation This, IA lra.i. wac ef'',y
unfair. aud must give color 10 ,Ar suspicion that 10
sprir trick has been Devised and partially carried 'ns
Us vhl. Mr Depcw 10 Dee driven rom the irld qua
STRAIT, c point gained 10y those who sru opposing Jim
ia Nf. Ia -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
HOME VTrW or ARMSTRONG.
49,. a.. f.ft~.f fgey1fI fgua

As for Nr. Armstrong, VINO plrddts hlm|H
AS -itnr vLo,e vote r Thought o. br 100 tie Lirket
Tor ~ 10 the hi.h-t bil,r.a, Tor Mr.. Arm-trou-. 20
~ mo- a, tho d. ,ogukaut Of the lielgts hr hl- uai4e
.i.i iislonorr since hc was elected to On, Assembly,
viii regard hls assertion otherwise than pi,po,'eIoS
~ d Dr. ialsc.
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THE ARsURDITY OF TT.

II is certainly about the most improbable
tlu u Ar world mat men ~ the Shire" dnr,, ana apo
noe of Nr~t. sessions and Dcpcw should put turiH
-..,. into ttr hands OF such "a character ~ bf"Aey'
vs. $3.50 Lot HAr 70 upon oui-riNc, I" guarantee ihr "
iut 4f co. tlr cutrs ants but Nr do claim, 90, nav
t,I COL common and uudi-putcd notOrrfy, tIai bl"s
aIi ~,~-oua about TAR from being par az I'"'
49, .ny two you run against IN "a ia! travel
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'IN. D. '.s'.t .' l.'i'i '..' i-''' "'''
T..Con,'n. I.Irui'. arr charging that major
i.ot t.r r.,..i.lu- OF th' Lr.i-llfgrn have ic'n
l.. -ht at,'r .e lrrrw. After au insult JOS. tHat
'"t. ll- .'i'i'' "A i'' Pr" '' "h i'"''''"'''''
>,.ai.r >.irn. ,.... Dc, happened 10 goo 10 yirc-
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,... u.,t.tI.,..fa. ,.., llm th. 600 Il,. G..
g...., l0., Do. ,,.- tl.n.f That D. or, or,r.g
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...i .........i.. t.,t Dat.
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,.,.,..,..n VlI,h. % trrr. vonlf cover lI.~ ouu
parts u.u Shame. iir '"n.t n"' base r'. 80 'u"r"
I'Hf i' Doe r'i' d. ilut Dos Pti .N It'-Hp
f''. lAat ie auut.'r queer i.1itic oi ,'Ia >'ll'i
tom.
II SGD. -,.. t, l. lu nnppIfuue time frr Illtu 20
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N.i 90 lIi" 'i""''i'" '' MS ''N" "
onull,at. dI.''N'I'd 200 1876.
,.. Administration. r,. should NOT lose .i.ht Of
. .'..,., =, ain D.. ,,.,.,...i.., t,, ....if tb.
t"nh'l .1',s pre- ~ ,..iiR 2" ''rntr ,.. sam ',T
'''-'' '''.'' ''' WIZ
n,.L,l irv,,tirit.ng committee mi,ht do some
l., n tlo newspaper, could Doe suppressed. hut for
'''n I..' .., ''''''' suppress '"'
What will bc tl" n'Nt Con h,tnl sensation '"nN-
linG- d'i.at That ".li also b' oil has own 1d,"or-
ship
The c,nutr, f.. beginning Ia get some idea Of the
value of coaLlin-' services 10 the Republican
,-tv H.. f,- mod hi +. scat IN the senate ordered
Nf fIaii 0" resign h'' an" t"r'.'" '"' 'on'''' "'
That body '''r q" 'n' H''"''' n''' parry ''' Wv"
came 2" ms Ni'' ana "''"'.' "'' MS ''' !"
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