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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

: ueber einen groBes 9lufleben er=
resenoen proseB tpirb Ser sc. ST. Yr.
aus palermo gei6rieben: Sm Mara
1881 faBten nebrere selbbebiirftige, ben
b6beren Stdnben angeb0rige Stuben=
ten Der Nteoisin, ,lnter ibnen 3erint,
Der 16lieBli6e 9enunciant, ben I1euB=
liben Ylan, mad bieliger 8rigaltenart
BEN SDbn zines rei6en &runbbe1ibers,
ibren eigenen @ommilitonen, Der nit
einem Gonegen Mamens Mercaoante in
ben 2asaretten beI6dftigt mar, gu fe=
queitriren, bpn Dem 8ater 125, 900
Sranes gu erpreiien unb i6lieBli6, ge=
gen aaen 8anbitenbrau9, BEN iungen
Mann ni9t frei5usebene fonbern i'm su
ertpiirsen, ben 2ei9nam su serf6neiben
uno bic Stiide in BEN Nbort gu iperfen.
9ie leste S6euBli6feit iollte gei6eben,
neil iie gntOedung ibres 8erbre6ens
fiir1ten muBten, ba Der Sequeitrirte
trob aller gibe, bic man inn absenonl=
men bdtte, ipobl ni9t ge16tpiegen baben
tpiirbe, unb anOererIeits ber ganae Ylan
lit palermo ausgefiibrt tperben iollte,
ipo feline Serge unb S6lu6ten gum
8erbergen ber 8erbre6er iid borfinoen
uie i'm Snnern Der Sniel. Mercaoante,
Der uintime Sreunb" unb Stubienge=
nolie, iibernabm es, bas Opfer unter
8orlpiegeluns elmer ausSufiibrenoen
6irurgii6en Operation in oas gu bielem
3wef gen1ietbete Saus gu loden. pisso,
bas Spfer, purbe bur6 ieinen bon Dem
berbre6eril6en Ylane bena6ri9tisten
8ater in &enntnib geiebt, uno bur6
bieien bic Poli3ei. Samit Bic polisei
ale in flagranti ertappen tonne, bate
Bisso, auf Die plnftli6feit Der Garabi=
Mere re6nenb, BEN Wfutb, am Nrme
Mtereabantes in Die &duberb6ble gu ge=
ben unb ben 8or6ereitungen Iu ieiner
grmoroung an5umobnen. 9ie sanse
Yanbe tpuroe, banf ben getroHenen
8orfe9rungen, gliidli9 abgefangen.
ggas Den Stuoenten Mattina, Der per=
m0genb 1T un0 einen georbneten 2e=
bensmanoel fiibrt, seranlaBt bat, an
bieiem i9euBli6en Berbre6en tbeilau=
nebmen, pb pielleibt Pripatra6e ibn
biersu betpog, miro bic fi6 eben ablpie,
lenoe 8erbanblung lebren, tpel6e mod
mebr Si6t in bic Ginselbeiten bringen
| 0iirfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

3auberer int Die 9dnoe gefallen, um
ieine Trau tpieoersuerlangen. Ser
3auberer rietb ibm, ben Sabis gu
t6oten, oamit feline Srau suriidfebren
fDnne.
- Sci Srforb, 81. g., iit Sbos. 81.
2Dncp, ein alter befannter 8iirger, bon
stpei glegern iiberfallen, beraabt unb
get6btet pprben. 9ie WfDrber befinoen
Ii9 in Saft. =
= @dbreno Set Na6t bonn 25.
ipuroe sum britten Male BET 8eriu9
gen,a6t, Die Wobnung ber Nirs.
Sbor1tpn in Yeniacpla, Sla., aussuz
pliinbern. Siesmal mar BET @inbre6er
ei1t 9feger, ber nit einem grpBem Mfeher
betpaffnet mar. Sie 6rauen bes 6au=
les tpurben mad, padten ben 9teger
uno bielten i'm feit- trobbem er fi9
tpiitbeno bertbeibigte Wtdnner ber=
beieilten uno ben Burden iibertpalz
tisten.
= Qluf Der SDmpnb glantage am
0}iiiiiiippi bel Stem Srleans erplob;rte
elm Salnpffehel. Gieben Mrbeiter tpurz
ben bur9 BEN frei tperbenben 9ampt
bic meiiten i6iper berbrannt.
= 9uguita, Me. 9as &ennebec
vSpurnal ipiro mprgen Golgenbes
beroHentli6en: u@ir linb gu ber @rz
flarung ermd6tigt, oaB 6err 8laine
tpeoer Ganbibat fiir bas 8unbesreprdz
fentantenbaus, nod) fir ben 8unbes=
ienat, mod fit bas 9lmt bes Goubers
neurs iein miro. gBenn 9err Blaine
Nnfangs nd6lfen Monats aus bem
Cabinet bes grdlibentett Mrtbur f6eioet,
miro er lib gdnSli6 ieinen Pripatangez
legenbeiten wibmen. 9as @erii9t, bab
ct als @eianbter naG Gnglanb geben
iperbe, bat ni6t Die geringfe 8ez
griinoung.
MnsIanb.
= Sn paris lit Elm Bud er19ienen,
bas ubie Mifiion Der &0nige" bebanz
belt, bauptid9li6 aber gegen 8ismard
81 Selbe 5iebt unb inn bprtpirft, baB
er unbeilbar ben &6nigen iopnbl, ipie
benz 8olfe, feinblidb selinnt lei, Ser
Grieg bon 1870 miro als unmDralil9
unb unsere6t be5ei6net. gs beiBt baB
bic Nutori6aft bes gu9es einem ge=
fr0nten 9aupte sufdllt.
: 9ie Sabadsernte auf Guba tpiro
eine borsiiglibe Qualitdt liefern.
: prdlibent 8lanco BON gene3uela
bat 10000 Mann Sruppen suiamme1s
geaosen unb ldBt feline &elioens fart
betpa6en, ba ct ben gusbru6 einer
Geoolution befiir6tet.
= Na6 einem 8eri6t bes Sinans=
bepartements an ben beuti6en &ei6sz
tag 1T Die Sinanslage beiielben febr
giinitig. 9as leste Gisfaliabr tpeiit
einen lleberi6uB BON Is Mi0ionen
Marf auf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Sei! elmer Ntite BON Sabren fetrauas
Id In msinsr Jamtlts Or. Mnsu 4
&Gngs So nj urger Sro p.
fe II, f4reibt 5err SatOb gui@, Sahlurs
bile, Ya., unb futile mid bsranIabs, bsn'
fsltsu bas beFeaob sn 3cuen. SaOn mans
der meiner 8efaunten BAT auf msin @n>
ratbsn Die Grupfsa senommsn unb ifta In
jsber 8estebuns bsfrieoisens barber aas=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
Die Wufaabe fir Sranfbeiten mel

= Ule Nufgabe fltr Trantbelfen, melz
DIE einen rbeumatiiden gburafter haben,
Elm Superldiitses Waittel gu finben, 1T
burd bic @infibruns beS ct. SufObS Sel
selSit. Serr 9puis aeiluan, Mabonea
@itp, Ya., brinst uns fplscnoen Bepeis
fir SOrltebenbes: Meine Trau litt felt
einem Sabre an Ieftisen StadenidmerSeu,
70 baB iie ibre Nrbeit ntdt mebr tbun tOnnz
te. Da bSrte id BON benz ct. Safobs
Sel unb faufte ibr cine TlaiAe BON Serrn
@briitian Sdnee. Nadbem lie einisemal
bumit einserieben Bate, mar lie iOweit
berseitellt, baB iie ibre alrbeit mieoer per@
ridten fpnnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

- 8etdtbum ntadt nidt INNER sliids
lid aber ieber mSdte bod serne reid
iein. Die @elt 1T nun einntal nidt Su<
frieoen. Sober mSdte e8 befer baben,
aber ielbit bieienisen, welae nidt reid
limb, penn iie nur @elp senus baben lid
cine Slaide SOZoDONT gu fuufen, UNI
ibre .3abne rein unb ibren atbe,n frii4 gu
erbalten, fSnnen iid ibres 2ebens ireuen.
Sober DruSeiit perfauft eS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

@ine Sinberia 1T fe- bod aud cies
fable ids eine @iinoerin, in beren Ser
gen idon ldnslt unb unbewust bic &sue
eiusetebrt 1T. Gn Der 5anb Der Wuiter'
liebe scs fe Bel tbr Elm uno Der Gusen=
Bid mirb uidt mebr fern fein, tro bic
iiinbise @aebalena, bic burd bic ei.be
fld 70 fdmer Oersuasen, 3u elmer baben'
ben tpsrfen wiro.
(Gsrtfetuns fc!st.>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
u. Maartim & spbm.

Dus reidbaltisite unb seuablteite
Sdablaser finbet man Bel ben Serren u.
M artin & SObn, Commensurate.
Die Serren iteben NIT ben erlten Sabri=
fen bes 2anbeS in 8erbinouns, fau5en
sesen baar unb fnb beSbalb int Stanbe,
bilis gu perfaufen. Wan ipreae bci
ihnen Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
Detroit Tree Vre6 pom ~. Snp

5ehbeimsr Bros. BADEN ioeben elm Gar
loao BON 8eebs Gilt Gpse Sonic erbultsn.
Disitr arttfsl psrtauH fa fsbr raid uno
70 mub es aud fetn, esnn % III ptne 3wet.
fel bsr befe Mrtitsl lsiusr Nrt, Der je Elm.
sefabrt rpuroe, unb bat ntdt 5einss @lei.
den. Sur bas bette Material pirp au
Mssbs Gilt Gbse Sonic perwaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

= Die feiniten &Ieioeritoffe, Die ele=
gantelten unb npoern item 9errenansiige
unb iiberbaupt cine bOrsiigli6e slus=
tuabl aller i'm S6nitttpaarengef6dft
geb6renben 9(rtifel finbet man bel s.
eypsfe & S6bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
6uS. SeQbpru

empfeblt fd bem Yublifum bon Gan
9lntpnio gum anfertisen aller slrt BON
Sleibunssltiden. St 1T porbereitet, iein
@eidaft fabrifmdBis gu betreiben uno
perfertist bereit8 Sleibunssitide fir bic
bielisen Stcres, melde friiber aus ben
Sitliden Stuaten beScsen wurben. @pe=
5ielle IuImerf lamfeit ipirb Dem Gepariz
rem, Steinisen unb 6drben bon Sleiz
sewiomet. Das 9eidafts>
Total befinbet iid in ber Sou ifcn=Strabe.
1911.t--
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Blauen Napp. Slaneu fdr Damenflei=
ber 5u peridiebenen Yreiien Damen=
fleiber in alien neuen Mpben uno 6ar,
ben; beibes iebr piel i'm geOrben Setras
gen, bei 9 dra III u. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Sie 6erren s. Sosfe g.
9 3 + tie baben biesmal Elm auBer=
gemObnli9 groBes 2ager bon @erbfz
uno Winterpaaren unb pHerirem Mues
81 ben niebrigften Breilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Sine berrliAe Wuswabl Don ueiBen.
Piquet in ben neueiten Miuitern ou rebus
3irten Breiien bei $. @renet, Nla=
mosebdube, cine Greppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

-Bancpat & Sobn baben ei<
men ebenic srcBen SOrratb BON fertisen
&leibern, ais nur irsenbpO anbers in ber
Stubt gu finben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Sn tebem Sale, in tem ss ansepanbt tpurbe,
tat fd 2aplaes's Snbian Guraip Electoral Balm
spQe @nsr.ennuns erunsen,-in DirHi6teit Bat
ssalsiben unb 9ron6itisi niGt isinss gleiasn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

so Dutenb feline 6anbtader gu so
Gents oas Stid = reidlid pertb 81
bas Stad. Man fomme 1.nb prtfe Bel
Sdram II. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

= 8iaisen afel=Damalt, rabmfarz
biSeS mnb rptbes unb weiBes Taf felleinen,
Damaitene uno tarfiid rptbe Seroietten,
Sanotiider &C. BET $. @renet, Nlanoz
Sebdube, cine Ereppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

= unler 2aser bon Semben, llnter5eus
unb Serren Turniibius @cpbs fSnnen in
Nualitdt pber YreiS nidt iibertrpfIen
merpen. Yancp & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

@ine prddtise Iusmabl neuer unb ate
aiebenoer &leioerifcfie 3u billisen Yreiien.
StpRe mittlerer unb better Sualitdt.
S6ran1 & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Samft Gmrem 9SbisfD bel $. @renet.
@r bat elm meitereS Garlcab bes Be-
riibmten Waanplia erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Wena man 3ufttn bat unb f6neGe 8sFeruna
wlnldt, 70 taufe man cine Glal6s ssn Qaplae.s
Snbian Eurnip yeetoral Balm. Dtes 6silmitd
fGmsat gut uns bewirgt s&nt 3siIuns. .s(22, 2,siw1 s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

- Neue, elegante Serbf= unb Min,
tertpaaren treffen tdgli9 Elm bel 8.
eSpsfe e SDbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

- Wenn SIR ben Eabaf Seal Of
Nprtb Carolina raudt, fault Biuno SOz
ZEN Bel s.. @renet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

9bamls bon .3epbprpOue in allem
Sarben uno gu peridiebenen Breiien Bel
S@rant & s %
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
8ewQ6erbareS 2dnb.

~ Gftr bewdTtibarcs 2anb nit gDObnbaus
unb gutter 9yeni. weldes iid iebr gut fur gartsn
ubsr cine Ril6farm eisnst, fnb biais 3a Serfau>
BON Der Siabt an Der Roab mad ber erltsn Mil~
iion. swtiten 81 2abner unb benz Miilionslanbe.
f5lnf @der bewdnerbarts 2anb, bas bette @ar>
ienlanb. nit WObntaus, f5tat unb wfertefau,
ftnb biais au Serfaufen. Das 0anb liest NeiI
len ron Der Stabt an Der stoab mad Der brittsn
RiiftOn, spii4sn s. Wilfe anb Wasenfibr.
Ndberts BET s. Shiebel,
1l,S3W Ise g unb III Stra6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
@cisenmebl!

8Ohal Butent, Plant'S @rtra, Cider
mann, eagle Steam unb Belle Du Sac,
beim CARLOAD. s.. @renet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

8eebs Silt Gsse 1onie bsf0rpsrt bic
gerbauns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Sate aller Saepns fiir 0erblt unb
Winter bel $ancOait & SCbp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
&Dblen !. &pblen

NDDlen TDDleH
Yericnen, melde SOblen miiniden, merz
ben eriudt, 8eltellunsen an etnem Der
fclsenben Bldee gu MAIDEN: Wprris
Srieomann, Wilitdr Bla5a; glapins
36 @pnmerceitrabe; @eo. Stumbers,
Sab TlcresitraBe; @b. &ildeS @isarren-
fore, seseniiber Der Yoitofftce; @b. 8iz
ides @isarrenfore, Gcmmerceitrabe.
&c9len werben bel ber @aSenlaonnS 5rt
$3.50 per Tonne iesen Sag ms SauS
seliefert. afentb Samet
21, II 2w gsent fiir Sat. &ennb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

- Cine rubise Nadt unb Elm fr0blides
grwaden ibres &inbes fnb far bic Wiutz
ter bas srSBte Sersniisen; sebraudet
baber geeu itdbter'S 80 Ell DIES
Sin berme f I" (Yaoptropbine) als
geabruns gurcr Sinoer, unb bas idneQe
@ebeiben belelbsn ipirb baS beite 3eus=
niB fiir bieies iesensreide Mabrmittel ub=
seben. @s 1T Der ein5ise, in ieber Weiie
bic Mutterntild erietenbe geabrunssfoff
fiir Sdnslinsen unb fleine 8inber. Deutz
IdeS &iabermebl mirb bon Mersten iebr
entpfcblen unb in allen renpmlnirten
Ipctbefen gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26
9artpffeln! aartpffeln!

Gin Garlcao neuer weltlider Sartofz
feln iceben rnsefcmn1en bei $. 9 + en- ct.
Serner 100 &ilten OeIfinasGitrpnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-26

Di.
EasIiAe Treie DresTe
erl9tint
i3li 8 mit aasal5ne bes ScnntaSs
unb sofst
$1,000 fir bas Saar uber $3.50 fir
8 Wpnat.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28

II Publ !
ROWN,
TERN
n one mont
n six mont
n twelve II
red by Car
|e Carrier e
rate
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brnitess
/ months
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|urned fro
Burt, the h
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That is knt
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|repossessi
BY in a SIN
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bee size ca
BIS she rel
|urt !; | am
! it'pleased
bcerIls no
kage beyol
|rchief, bu
(e and id
br work a
she was
aspects as
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bly,. Ter
Estery OF
brgotten, a
Family.
uch persu
mtry sclld
more thar
bked upon
Ply, how'd
Ito chang
holy, and
ears' teac
ia section.
erected
hountain
that. palt
weeks
1 being.
bow, who's
FOfee, are
bhe at sue
|now com
pght aboq
PIE CHize,
BIT paper
] gentlem
went to
=Citize,.,
&ed to Il
Entering
klone, the
(ry, do 20
hnnot say
|ng her by
Dry Burt
Fletcher
|ave not"
were eth
the who
Fifty veal
b 10 be I
(Oming je
hoIne il
deterlni
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bound for
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Ped, who
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tould hav
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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28

The uniou of the American Hebrew con-
greCations will be held in Chicago in July,
the Ses,i0ns commencing onthe twelfth OF that
month.
Bishop Simpson h&s engaged passage on the
steamship City of Berlin TO take part in The
great Ecumenical Methodist council to be held
in London.
The Methodist Episcopal church has in
Iowa Sl3 churches and "A. ISL commandments,
a gain in ten years of 320 churches and H.
6S7 commandments.
The first religious body to formally adopt
the revised New Testament was the Con-
gregalional Association of Marlboro, Massa-
c~husetts, but the vote was afterwards recon-
sidered.
At the recent Friends meeting in Pllila-
delphia, Lydia H. Price spoke earnestly
against giving drums, swords, guns and other
warllke playthings to children.
York county, Pennsylvania, is the banner
county for the Lutheran church. Within its
FUNDS there are about eighty thousand
members o. the general synod Lutheran
church.
There are two colored clergvmen present
in the council of the Protestant Episcopal
church in Virginia, now sitting in Danville,
who are accorded the same privileges as the
whites.
The revised Testament is a bonanza to the
book agents. A man with a copy of the
Scriptures in his hand can ring all the door
bells in the city without once being Kicked
PHILADELPHIA News.
The clergymen and laymen of the Reform
ed Episcopal church, who have been in coun-
cll in Ne" York, solemnly ayowed their be-
lief i'll the doctrine Of eternal punishment be-
fore they adjourned.
The Collegiate Dutch Reform church in
Twenty-nlnth street, New York City, cele-
brated its 249th anniversary on Friday eve
ming last. According to this the church must
have been founded in 1852.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28
Sparks of Science.

The proposed international Socialist Con-
gress at Zurich has been prohibited by the
city authorities.
Iron vessels of large tonnage are displacing
small wooden crafts on oar great inland fresh
waters as we'll as on the ocean.
The 'yapors of nitrous are recommended
by NJ. PeyruSson as a disinfectant and anti
septic. They have neither a disagreeable nor
hurttul smell.
Physicians in the mining regions say that
the presence of diphtheria is directly tracea-
BILE to aleomargarine, adulturated mola,ses,
sugar, etc, which are largely used iii that
section.
NJ. Poirot recently stated TO the French
Academy that wormw0od proves remarkably
effective as an insectifuge, driving away every
kim OF insect, as well as rattlesnakes and 9TH
er serpents.
The object glass for the Lick Observatory
in California is to be three feet in diameter,
and if successful, will be the most powerful
Instrument of the kind ever made. About
three years will he required to finish the tel
escope.
By means of a strictly vegetable diet, DR..
Hureau de Vllleneuve states that he has sue.
ceeded in Kidding himself of attacks of equity
ihCuhidItsIl, VIZ W klIbi lt bFNh diiIlNI't
for years, and Of which several of his ances-
tors died.
1t is said that during the hail storm in Gen.
eva on January 18Th, Prof. COLLATION. observed
that the hail stones repealed each other as
they fell, aud that after lying quiet for a mo.
ment or VIZ on the ground, bounded about
like the electric hail experiment of Newton
with ~pith-balls.
Hayes admits that he heard something
about the star route swindle during his adj
ministration, but it was nos sufficient t6
arouse his suspicious. HAYES was as difficult
to arouse as the absent-minded old gentle
man who heard a noise in his room about the
hour of midnight. sis there anybody there p
he asked: "Nobody at ALL replied the burg
lar. .sThen | must have been Mistaken
piacidly observed the old idiot, doing OF
again.-Teras S5tiags.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28
WHY JOHN SHERMAN WAS
SOLD OUT.
The Display of Bad Faith by Ohio
Politicians and it's Probable
Effect on the Gubernato-
rial Election.

A few days after the Chicago convention 8
statement was published in some of the lead
ing journals OF Pennsylvania purporting to
be an interview with several Ohio politicians
in which Congressman Young, of Cincinnati
ii was represented as saying :
+" The defeat of John Sherman at Chicago
was due principally to the detection of r. B.
Hayes, President; James A. Garfield, Senator
elect, Charles Foster, Governor, and Vim.
Dennison, Ex-Governor Of Ohio. Hayes
idea in secretly plotting to make Garfield the
nominee of the convention was because he
entertained the notion that the Ohio legisla-
ture would elect him to the United States
senate as the successor of Garfield. Car
fields object in cheating Sherman was to Sc
cure the nomination for himself, and it will
not soon be forgotten that the first words
Garfield uttered after his nominatio were {:
MY God, will 10 II Sherman think | have
betrayed him p Foster has cheated Sher-
man in The interest of Blaine and his pur-
pose in s, doing was to secure the Nice-Pres-
idency on The ticket with Blaine. Dicken-
sons motive in cheating Sherman was that in
getting Foster on the ticket with Blaine he
might secure the Governorship Of Ohio for
himself
That interview was published in full in
McCiure's Times and the Piltsburg Post, and
republished at length in the Cincinnati jour
mails, aid the closing paragraph represented
Ex-Governor Ioung as having said:
''The Presidency for Garfield, the senator
ship for Hayes, The vice presidency for Fos-
ter and the ~goyernorship Tor Dennison, are
the finger. boards that les1 The insincerity OF
the friendship Of these prof'Ssed friends OF
John Sherman, and tie tdct that all the dele
gates from the congressional! districts III winch
Hayes, Garfield and Foster resided voted
against John Shernlali upon every ballot cast
at Chicago is corroborativr evidence Of treach-
cry so palpable that 40 attempts at explanation
has ever b ell made
And every member from The Legislature of
PENNSYLVANIA from COUNTIES bordering ouOhio
expresses the belief that the display OF had
faith exhibited at Chicago (y leading poll
ticians Of that $; ate will have a most dlsas-
trous effect upon tn" republican ticket i'll ONO
next October, PaltIruIar!y il 1t be understood
that the election of Foster is ~ be considered
as an endorsements OF Glvfeld.--Neg York
World June Ii.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28
General Grant Jewels.

The story of General Graut's stolen medals
was spoiled in the telling by telegraph. This
is the way the General told the story to a re-
porter Of the st. Louis Democrat. "This Jap
anese boy of mine cuts a figure i'll the case.
1t is not my habit to carry the medals and
decorations with me. | prize them too highly
to subject them to the risk of travelling. On
one occasion | was called upon to participate
in a celebration given by the members OF the
Grand Army of the Republic in an eastern
city. | did not have the badge they present.
ed me with, and expressed my regret. Ny
japanese boy heard me, but did not of course
take the matter fully in. He only knew that
| regretted the absence of a medal. When
we were packing up at Chicago for the Mexi
can trip he recalled the C rcumstances, and
said to himself: "The general will have a
medal the next time he wants one" So he
put in seven that attracted his eye. The re-
mainder was deposited in bank. / knew
nothing of this, because l trust the boy iul-
plicity in the matter of handling my baggage.
This morning We opened the run Xxi in which
he had placed them. The cases were found
all right, but the contents had been removed.
The burglary of the trunk had been done
very neatly"