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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
THOSE Albany w0BBiEK-9

Tho list of names will he curious dOcu-
ment. II viii have permanent interest Some pronnen,
,nh ~ rs We hee living pledges at homo that III NOt-
% 90 raconsider the resolution favorng Robertson they
never Contemplated reversing tins action OF the o
tire and would be found rciteratlng tne ue. ,c
truth OF this matter The Republican masses are w''a
aS,nin} stretion in representing that majority Inc
bose may promise ali future honors to the ssGrs n
tbis enisIe The shores of politics are srcwh WIN tnc
nne az the men lao have thrown away their prospects
nd their reputation COR such Mephstophoean PROMISES
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OBI7U ARY.
HUGH G, GUTHRIE.

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, April 19.-Hugh G..
Guthrie, Of Batter Rock Augusta County, Virginia,
prominent aud wealthy citizen, died at his hoase on
Saturday last in the eighty year of his age. He
was an extensive cattle dealer for sixty He
the oldest Presbyterian In the county, and had been
Elder I'm the church for than fifty years. He had
educated several young for the ministry. was a
liberal patron Of Hsmpdcn-sdney College, and lett u
portion Of his large estate the foreign missions OF the
prtAbyterian Church.
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MEXICAN TROOPS ar I'll PASo.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ia Tucson, Ari-
zona dispatch says persons just arrived there from III
Paso express the opinion that the object OF the Mexican
authorities In sending troops Is 10 check the rnnny ee
gathered there accompaniment ~ the rnrond
construction not Ia oppose the building Of the road ana
that II would be- proper for the United states 10 take
siuilar order.
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To. number of iruirtnnt- arriNuc 90 W" 1"rk 'iy
fr,in Iuuar, l~.o io Arri lG $50. Wa, 5ol~~. and
for the same period ~ the present year tie number II
-II9I Its believed that jOooOO immigrants VIII ar
rive this year.
~ % meeting ~ the Sew Capitol Commissioner to-day
the aip,ru ndruj and architect reported hat 10 their
estimation 90, sum of S3G9o95 viii De enough to com
pric the new Capital
The Ea-t River bridge and t"nty l@hnd Ht'nh transit
COMPANY nrd article. at Incorporation tohhA, Win "a
capital 81 - .OOu.nOO.
Ouru~ County have obtained from Justice "tHthr""A
nm order " ptrrmptnry mandamu- requiring Governor
cornell 10 audit and pny $3.50 damages sustained 10y
thrDmrnniinug of The irm- tables under the pl"rdh'
lion 81 ot,inur Robinson relating 10 the suppression OF
ulnurO pneumonia Boo 1879.
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IN JOHN Strict.

4 fire occurred last night in the workshop
on the top floor 81 the brown stone building.
M . John-st occupied hy Grcason Bo.art 4 Pierce.
manufacturers ~ gold ornaments. The flames caused
damage to the buiin- of 600 and To the machinery
Of 500 The cause OF the hIr Wa unknown.
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NAVIGATION on LAKE ERIE.

SANDUsKY, April 10.-The steamer Alaska ar
ryeda this port from Detroit yesterday afternoon This
trip and the first arrival from the North at
Lake Erie port this Her officers report the lake
clear OF from the mouth Of the Detroit River to
snndusky Bay. on CeV Gland there II large field OF
ice and Il Is uncertain when that harbor viii bo open
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TIE GRAND TRUNK REPORT.

TORONTO, April ia special cable dispatch
FROM London TO The Giobe says The Grand Trunk
Railways report has been Issued The available balance
for the half year ended December 81 was l01,Sl1,
which pays the first aud srcond preference dis dcnr IN
full and admits Of the pay meui Of per cent on the
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

Give attention to the first symptoms of a
Lung Complaint and check the dreaded disease In its in
cipency by using Dr. Jayncs EXpcctonnt, safe, old
fashioned remedy for oil Affections OF the Lungs md
prop
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soITD FOR ROBERTSON.

frofn The NoTtFIeH " 7 z TT. ~. aonyor.e with
We have taken some pans 10 trnn Every nor
non ~ tSe county since Judge Robersons and
sor Collector upon the subject OF his app INNS
a. aav ansouoedly opposed TO the J9dges mr.
~ ha have ssed the oriuion that the FIcs
Two o bave consulted with the representatives OF
S YnrE IN the Senate but even these acknowledge
that GARFIELD w9s elected President
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:, ...,,,. ,uc,ioueer Geo. A. Lea,iu j. Co
PAINTINGS.
OFFICE OF TIE
NKwYORK ASSOCIATION foR IMPROVING TIE CONDITION /,



POOR
No 20 iniAvE.. NEW YORK, April H. lf>sl.
The Iloard Of Managers Of The Ncwiok Association
for Improving the Condition Of the Poor regret deeply tho
necessity which compes them 10 make THIS appeal 10 the pup
lie
The winter work lust closed has been marked by extraor
nary the
which bfOught
work. large numbers OF class Who
ca. become and Of winter Of great severity ro
sntng serious oi employment Ia many worthy p""f'
and an tnc aS.d amount Of sic kness among them
There were deaths In this city during the nst
quarter Of this than last year The best authorities
g, i'm for each death there are - cases of sen.
on. THIS $4,000 more case. ~ Sickness
ou, IS 900 OF which among the teneHenthouse popu
lAtiOn. =, ,--.--. a.. ,....t.,,.. 49,. An III,
to the Urea nearly $500.
The between lsi Dl
OF October been called upon 10 .Npeh III jill
relief Of the destitute IN this cl1, "
slp Al 1000 during these months tr
H. IN Of the absence ffun We w -.
those who habluiy ~.
almost nothing, the Msnhyefsm 'h
sf with a obtaining The means W. $50
necessary III a,,,r
Una to The amount at least $1,000 ~ hi' aoa
,.rtion invite all our 70
.'lya. 49, "a, The work the Association W .qy 10
a. M 9TH otherwise aIi 70 CIV a,,,,nx
,har ability SMALL for the f,e " .o
,hs ., non bs ay left the city In crcuns'aDoos
| ing relief
ny ofu'i' r. FULTON CUTTING, 80 wanse,
JANf.s GALIAIlS, 20 fas. 30. nsa.,wav
yaMEs ~ ALExASDEh, 10 BroeusE.
COMMITTEES on " ays AN so~A"
JOHN BOVINE Secretary, ~ 4th ave ---------s
I'M, Stewart steam Carpet Cleaning "0fh~ osA" ~
| circulars. 336 7thayet
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TntpryE OFFICE. April 90 IA. m.-After the rise YES
tcrday morning the changes in the DAron'o.o.
49,, cqaar and fair weather prevailed The tompcra'
- - between age and GO', the average t4Tir
neng a. lower than on the corresponding day last yo"r
and 2io- lower than on Monday ,,h ,,cher tempera-
f'icnr end partly cloudy weather WIN hIs ,cini,y
,r NAV be expected today IN this CITY anu N'oi''
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CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

CHICAGO, April 1.-two children persisted
in the burning OF a small house in Evanston Ill this
afternoon The house occupied by n ooorcd family.
and when the fire was discovered Peter swectnnd. who
knew the children inside. rushed IN through the
flames and brought out but died in his arms from
burns.
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HAT FACTORY BURNED
ORANGE, y. ,

ORANGE, n. j., April 19.-Charles Nci-
mann's hat mandatory in Mechanical. in this city.
was burned last he rc originated I'm the FIN
shng room. Loss $4,000 equally divided on buildings
aud stock fully covered hy insurance few days ago
The firm was changed from Ncmann schupp to Charles
Ncimaun.
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DIR. JOSEPH GOLDMARK.

: DR.. Joseph Goldmark died Monday at his
home, No. ll2 second-pace, Brooklyn, at the OF
Gxty He waA Hungarian by birth. and came 10 this
eountry with Kossuth in ls49. In politics Dr. Gold
Dask was an active Republican He represented the
1enth Ward In the Republican General Committee for
SEVERAL terms and active In the Kings County Club
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wInr "a n inhle of mnlorltics over nll /;
A BLOT AT TROY, N. y.

Troy, n. Y, April 19.-Mchael Quinn was
shot and fatally wounded by James Reynolds ponce Of
dcer tonight crowd Of roughs assaulted heyhoidS
and his .wo brothers, OF whom John ReynoldS was
aaneerously wounded by pistol ball John Aaokey and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
SALE OF A ROAD POSTPONED.

RICHMOND, Va, April l9.-Ihe foreclosure
sale Of the Petersburg Railroad. which was to have
taken place under decree Of the United states Circuit
tomorrow AT PetrrAburg has po-t poued by
order from the Court to May 10.
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DAMAGE By THE BREAKING OF 4 DAM
IBr rELEcaAPn TO TIE rRIBUsE.l

~ lBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSE.l
! e1ex, ILL.,, April ia food was caused by
SEALING Of dam ten miles north Of here, precipita
- swollen waters OF Fox River this city this
Soon Two bridges and dam were swept away.
S4lne9ee 100000. Bridges and dams ct CarpeI-
Dundee, South Eldn, ST. Charles aud Geneva,
- county, were also swept away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
THE KNOXVILLE AND ONO CONTRACTS.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April l0.-Biddng iol

the Knoxville aud Ohio Ralroud contracts closed at
noon yesterday There were thirty nine bdd The con
rnctA will he awarded tomorrow. work will brGn
at This rOnd Will meet the IOuryc aud Nash He
Road at the Kentucky line on July l. 1852.
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EMIGRATION CoMNI--IoNIEs ASKING FOR 100000
THE NTW CATITuG~
ALBANY. April l9.-Mr>srs. Clrich, Forrest
ntd I,uch. Commissioners 81 Emigration. with Score
tar, Jackson. nu ~ Sew YORK. appeared before the
=, nate Finance Committee thi- afternoon, asking
fpr an appropriation NJ S-"oOo0 for the care
- ,uicruut- during the coming y'ar Comm. '-i"ucr
I,t.li Ida l,hnIf ~ fh, Commission. litdr
tf, ,i,nl,l statement oi the work 81 TIE t"uWi--"n
,- .fal ,,r- showing SIDE i1ti f'' ih' ION
nfuriI--iuf doing in protecting Immigrants nom the
t,u.pt fnt- th -rt them "n nrrl' luE ln 'iihhtc
f,f.i Tie tur.ul--Isu tttiIri U flc duiN OF
ti. tuf,d S'ai,- ,,o,crriu,ut 10 protect ard care
h,r tln-c tuIl-r,ut-. hut us % ""'- not II
t- ..rrrd ,i.n ~ t,u- state to continue ~
good office uutll tur National G, ,ruwcut Assumes the
r-r,n- .rt, administration 30 49, >"fh b. largely m-
cr,l,-ur. a- j. shown 20, tli' follow INK ~l"u-'''-
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LEVI w. WALL.

I SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 19.-LeI w. Wall,
essh Works, died suddenly here this morning Of heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
nI,SINrsS HIOCK DTSTROYTD.

MERIDIAN, Miss, April ia block of the
priucpal business houses ~ this city burned last
night Loss S2jO0OO; insurance, Sl2j.o00 II Il the
general Impression that the fire OF uccuihry origin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
HEAVY DAMAGE At BOUND BROOK.

BoUND Brook, y. j., April l9.-Ihe most
de frciivc fire ever known here occurred tonight The
hotel Ding -torc posi- Office and several other buildings
were burned. steam nrccngincs were summoned rom
soncr,ic and PlMncd The loss VIII amount To thou-
sands OF dollars.
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PHILIPPE Won WEBER.
THE eastern EMPRESS" OF CT

BERLIN, April 19.-Phillipe Won Weber, son
y Csr Maria Won Weber the composer. is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

Eve years old attempted commit suicide evening
by jumping into the East River the foot OF Eighteenth
st. She unconscious when rescued and akcn to
Bellevue Hospital.
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DELAWARE ELECTION Trials.

WILMINGTON, Del, April 10.-Four cases
growing Of the November election troubles have
tried here this the United states District Court
two of the defendants being accused Of interfering with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

Z PEKIN, April leone of the Expresses
ns known the Eastern Empress, has died sud
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6pcfial Notices.

x,,. .,asr from rheumatism. Dyspepsia Gout Gravel
DSi{es when you DO cured by using the ony ns
vrby from The aprings Hauterine Celesns uIanne ol,
and iiepita 10 DO had VI all respectable drusSsIh s"ei
and uinem merchants
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N JEEsEN CITY.

The thrcc-story tenement house, No. 60 Col
eai.-si. Jersey city. was destroyed hy fire Monday
afternoon. The loss II estimated AT - 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

United States Marhals at the polls and two with refus
Ing to accept the vote OF negro. All four have been
quilted. There are other cases yet To be tried
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THE pRuHMERs TAX IN TEXAS.

~ q. 49, 1"VANEfso TAX IN TEXAN.
nsr0x, Tex. April 19.-A meeting OF the
n~cann,s vss held 1t tbs Cotton Exchange on satur.
Dfsssss Against the drunmsrs tax and COL
~ mI94 70 employ the best legal advice a. 10 the
~ ~ ~ ~ hw dfummers tax law Wa de-
~. national N LonisixnA Wv
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two Others were wounded The riot caused by some
trouble growing ont OF last fnlla election
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsERvATIC

t1s vsfstons IN thl' w ~ -
Tho A. dlTidons 81 time 70, 80
lnth,s ~ Ths irrsaa white no, rsp.n ths 800. n
pfrsdinf dotteo
y be g,sa ,srssurs ., By The bsrwons's' ~
n urUalr
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MIRRIED.

FIyIN,- OAKFY ON Monday April H. ~ tho Church oi
H. IDOL, Col, ntf 'ou hl the Rev litnry Mnirt Thomas
" pcnIng To- Maria richards Oakley, daughter of Wiian
/ OAAt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

DIR George T. Reese. Of brooklyn, has arranged for
81 Fast 9tst this city FOR the purpose Oh
Introducing his new -
GOLD ALLOY"
As \ BASE FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH
This material has proved Of special value III oycrcom
the many defects Inherently lated with The cheap
bases Rubber and ccuiud It's admit able condHuNliy Is
a preventive the dl,"a-'d conditions o the mouth
which induced the pr.rnce ~ Rubber AMI through IA
suueror adaptaby degree OF comfort ATTAINED Will -
NOT possible other material IL has been adopted
by many eminent Practitioners to whom reference may 10
made.
Specimens shown at his Office.
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wovty,S LEAP INTO THE RIVER

An unknown colored woman about thr t'
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,r, r-.ir, Mails 'p The Week smiIns ATTRDAY. April
os ISL viii close this ollrr ON WEDNESDAY, al $50
A. n Europe. by steamship faItii, va Pl' wv.
-tofdrncs Franc, must Dee specially hh ~ hh
nj ,oa m for France direct by steamship iui@d's wa
Iayrr: on flI R~DAN At a. m, for Eufoi". bf >l"tn
shin Baltic Queenstown c"rr- i"n' nee Tor "ttmi 80"
PRIMO be- specially .ldrr sstt AMI Al . q m lN ~
rnur hy steam i Wrtphalia. Plymouth 'hci "AIg au
Inmhrg. on SKI RpAN alta m,t"i hhl"p' ~ St."'n'
slim CIV Of Berlin. Qurrn-t"wn '"IttS"hn'h'' ,ot ,
scotland must be- ~e'lii' hln'-'i' "'s AZ 80
scotland direct, hy steamship ltihlia, VIA Sow
and nj II Tor tutup". by steamship h", ~" ,
Tan and bremen and at II a. m for 'igluh hlle,' ny
vail and Snuih Pa,nc close on NtpNlHpNl ~ Va u.
m. mails for nassau v r. and MaaikIs 's. on " I'd
NESDAY AZ 3. The mails Tor 'noA a' Mrh," ,,'se
an RSpAY 100 T. m The inrl- iot b'tIiha ,ios.
r 4 n spkE AZ The mails tot Newfoundland ana
~ Irrr, Midnelon clos' on WiDN tNDNf az ,.u p M
me mails for The WniWdrd Islands clos" on rhiDn AZ
m, The mail. Mexico VIA Ne" Orleans CLOSE on ~
HDAN at Ihc mails Tor emma ana JalAh 80"
April 20 70p M The mails ior Au'' ~ '''''
~ ost once NewYork April 10. ISL. Postmaster.
:, .u ,,c,ioncer. Geo. A. Lea,i j. Co
MIR JOHN PoNDIR5
COLLECTION
PAINTINGS
, on exhibition at the Lsayitt Art Galleries 40 sli
po,1sa, dsy and evening until days Of sale-THU RsDA9
and FRIDAY EVENINGS DIST aud 22d-at Clinton Hall
collection of more ordinary interest" New York
Tribune
INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE PICTURES III
CELEBRATED ARTISTS.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, ". D..

IA LEXINGToN.AvE. NEAR 29riIsr.
HOURS, TO and5to7. NETWORK.
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LLELl.

IN notices NJ Marriages must be indorscd Nth full
nam, and address.
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TAKE that Ghost OUT o your BYE" with DANIDs IElHh
SOAP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-30

BUR Nptt3!
pie 2opifana StaateIoiterie III bic eiaatse, BE
sun BEN @ulte enbrlflrt Ourps
eime gate @efcseu9eit fetm @faG
n. ait tna9em.
Die 3ieba 6 Der &laife s fnbet fat
In N.w SrIsans Disnfiag ben Is. Ssptepb. 1881
QpuiItana State Qotterp So.
D;.fes Snf!itut wurbe I'M Sa9r. 1858 fur Gr.
stebsnss> unb Wutli1dtisfsita 9wsde spn bu
Staatslesis!atur esieblta iueurpprirt NIT eia.m
6apital BON 100000, au rtl6em Fe feitbn
.iatn @sferSefOnb ron $42o.0 hinsusefast Bat.
Ssre srosen 3 bun8en som ein3elue
Nummern Fnoea nonatli6 ffatt. NisntAls wiYt
cine 8isbung srfasbsn. Ran Iefe naGfpIseub,
wyeisSsytbeiluna.
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belt. St lab in ibr fcrtan bic utiade
feiues Tales, an weld'su er immer BON
Neuem burb Die 8eidweroen leineS tag
liden 9etens eriuuert maro, uno tbells
aus 9fade, tbeils aus giferiudt belt er
lie unter benz Drude eines wobrbaft
crientalilheu Despctismus. sBee' 'b:,
wenu lie elm freunplides Dort ODER ct
nen selesentliden @rub nit ben Sffisie'
rem poer Beamtem austauidte, ,pelde ibr
@eldid in bic ferne @arniion perfdlaseu
Bate; bic sahlreiteu Spirne, BON henen
ile ouf Sdritt uno Gritt umseben mar.
bintsrbradten isbe itre Bsmesungen
benz 6iirlten, pefeu uaslcfe. ubsetan=
biste Wilbheit tiS gu gbailidtsiten aus'
ortete. 10 bas lie ldnsit seternt bate,
ibr 0eten ais eine 5Gae an5uie1en. uh'
beDausrt unb unbetlast rer5ehrte He t6
in @ebnIuht mad cem unaebanoenen
Daieiu friibsrsr Gage. Sbne 2rcit,
opue 6oHnuna itleppte 7s bic &ette, be.
rem @li.oer Re freiwiuis seidnleoet
bate.
(6prtiebuns fcIst.)
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9fn bic be,tti6em Sti,nmgeber npn
SeraS. -'~-

@s 1T unlern oeutl9en Mitbiirgerll
befannt, bab 9lu1tin lid) I'M Die uniper=
1itdt betpirbt. gir erlauben uns nod
mails auf bic unbeitrittenem Sortbeile
auf fmerfiam 5u MAIDEN, ipel6e Muitin
i'm Gerglei6 nit BEN anoeren Nfit=
betperbern bafiir bietet uno beben beion=
bers berbor: bic 9eIunoe unb roman=
tiI6e Gage ber Stabt, bic Staatsbi6lioz
tbef unb bic f6on pDrbanOenen umfang=
rei1en uno reid bptirtenS Staatsanitalten
fir 8linbe, SaubItunlme uno @eiltes=
franfe. GanSe beIonbers biirfte 9luitin
in iosialer 8eSiebung bor alien Stdoten,
Die ii6 I'M Die llniberiitdt betperben,
ben SDr3ug Derbienen. Oeutid)e Stu=
Oenten bor Naem finben bier cine CUTE
beuti6e Geieal6aft, ipie lie feline Der
eripdbnten Stdote audi nun anndbernb
auf5umeiien bat. Nber au6 amerifa=
nii6e 5tubenten tperben BEN gempbnten
8erfebr in gebiloeten amerifanii6en
&reiien lli6t perniiien, tie tperber bur9
lire geriibrung NIT gebiloeten oeutl6en
Samilien man6e bier uno ba nod bor=
banbenen Sorurtbeile gegen bas9euti9=
tbum fallen laien, uno ibre beHern @r=
fabrunsen f6nnen in ibrem i2dtern
@irfungsfreiie iebr iegensreib iperoen
fiir Elm barmonii6es 3ulammenleben.
@ir bebauern, baB Die lrage elmer
Sbeilung Der uniberlitdt aufgeporfen
lit, neil mir cine Sbeilung iiberbaupt
fit einen @iberipru6 in li6 ielbf, fir
unpraftii9 unb na6tbeilig balten. 9ie
bon benz bieiigen grecutipzGomite aus
gegebenen Stimn1Settel bieten benieni=
gen, tpel6e na6 ibrer ueberseugung
gegen bie Sbeilung unb fiir Nultin
itimmen N tpoIlen, gar fetne M6glid=
felt basu. Sbte Stimmen meroen alio,
tpenn iie li6 oesbalb bes Stimmens gang
entbaltet, Ober tpenn fie fit eine anbere
Stabt ftimmen, bic ibre Stirnn,settel su
@uniien Der ungetbeilten llniber 1itdt
eingeri6tet bat, fir 9luitin berloren
fein. 'lluu bas gu berbiiten, ri1te1 mir
on Die Treunbe Multins Die bringenoe
8itte, lire Stimmen fit unsetbeilte
uniitdt fiir Nuftin abSugeben, ba bie=
felben mad bes @ouperneurs beitimn,ter
@rfldrung iiber Die s(rt Der Stimmsdb=
lung fiir ieoen Sall Muitin Bel Der 3db=
lung gu @ute fommen.
Sas &onite Der beutI6en MaNen<
beriammlung gu Muffin: S. S9iiBe,
%. BON &oienberg, Malter Sips, S.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-30

@elb Derlangtett uno na9cem 1te Die
5ausbsmcbner einseiaidtert 5 lnio lbre
8ente einseiadt batteu, speiterritten
Sic nabmen ibren Wes nad bem Snbias
nerz zGerritoriunt gu.
- Die @berfte> uno Sdiiisarbeiter
in @alpelton weroen pcnt 1. September
as cine @rbSbtns beS 1uselcbncS per>
lanaen unb penn ibre Toroeruus nidt
semdbrt wirb. bic Nrbeit einiteaen.--Die
@alpel lfcner gaumwolliamen Selulable
ldbt an ben Sauptitationen entlaas oer
Santa Sc gabn 2agerbduier erbauen,
unt ben aufs.tauften 8aumwolliamsn
Biz gum Weitertransport 5u ianrnleln. -
Son Newport England, 1T cine SdiffS<
laouns @iienbabnidienen ansefcmmlen.
- 8om nddfen SDnntas ab, mirb
bic Saata Sc 8abn ibre 3ise Bis GUT
Citation MDrsan aufen laiien uno bic
TeraS Central mirb an bemielben Gage
bel cisco nit Der 9eras Yaeific gabn
@nidluB haben.
- 5berif MiIer bon Burnett gcun=
tH bate bel leinem Seiude in Nuifin gu
piel Teuermafer aetrunfen unb i9lief
auf ber StraBe nabe benz 6alteplae per
Gentraltabn3iise ieinen SiauId aus.
Sier benterften ihn ber Spe3ialpoltjiit
s, s. 9bpmpion snb Elm semiher Ben
Sbaw. Sic burdiudten feline Taiden
uno itablen ibm $17O in Yapier unb
Sob. 8eibe Diebe purben berb aftet;
BON benz @elbe batten iie iebc9 nur nod
SO 25 iiber behalten.
= Su @l Yaic iinb mebrere aapitali>
ifen ansefomnten, bic cine StraBenbabn
unb cine Bride iiber ben Siio @ranbe
aur Serbinouns Der beiben stibte gu
bauen beatiidtisen. Nm Wittmcd iibers
idritt cine ganbe Snbianer bic @cutbern
Baeiiic %asn nabe Eentins. Sn ST
Yalc berrltte baraber bic srSBte llnrube,
ba man einen ueberfaa ber Stabt BE,
firdtste. Die 8abnbeamten bielten
einen 3u5 in Bereitidaft. UNI beim Nns
riiden Der Snbianer bic 8ewobner 3u ente
fabren. = Sc 1T mieoerum elm ipolfenz
brudartiaer 8esen sefaaen nno bet TluB
ffeiSt nOd itnner.
Die garser BON Sadsburo baben
cine Seriammluns absebalten ,nb tpoGen
Weittel aufbrinsen, ul,1 bic Santa Sc
8abn gu bewesen, ibre 2inie bur9 bas
County 3u lesen. a @s a.
= SIM Irril brannte bic 14idbriae
6annie Smitbipn bon WOobturb, Ienn.,
nit einem Wanne NamenS Tuder burA
uno 8eioe famen mad Dallas. Na9
feds Boden lieB 1uder bas Mdbden
fieen unb febrte mad Sauie surid. 9u>
der mar serbeiratbet. Sci feinem Gins
treffen puroe ct Serba ftet unb einseiperrt.
Der gater bes Wtdodens 1Haate ale
Nnilrengunsen feline Godter ipiebersuere
laneen ,tnb erhiett enblid bonn Stabt=
mariboll in Dallas bic Watridt, baB
er ibrerl Gtifentbattsprt ausfinbis
sen,adt babe. Der Safer fam mad
Dallas uuo fanb ieiue 9odter auf ber
anberen Seite bes 8luiies in elmer alten
5atte, no fe nit gfesern 3ufummsn
- Sn 8renbam itarb Der &aufmann
Otto Stern am 9ppbusfeber.
= = Gm 23. September feiert Denilpn
oas neunte Sabresfeit feines geitebens.