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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-11

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lid oas @eiultat BON ni9t ipeniser als
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beitimmte Weinung gu duBern. Ser
Sugar Planter" Dom %. NbriI Fast,
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gen Ses MiiiiiIippi bic Grnte ipObl 25O,=
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penn man au6 ben ueberi i9wemnaa.
gen bes lesten Grilhiabrss &e6nune
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10 lei man nod INNER bere6tigt, api
elneH grtrag BON beoeutenb mebr alE
200, 900 9ogsAeaos 81 sdbleu.
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aud Ter 3pans lie nur bredeu, nldt bies
gen fSnnen. Sin trauriser Griumpb iei=
ner pcraus jdauenbeu weltliden amsbeit
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Mm pergangenen SamItag fanb bier
bic bempfratii6e GDuntD Gonbentinr
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,.gr hrei Gentf0e als Wsitglieber ein=
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frauei1 lpnrbe bes Mufrufes bon @oup.
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mon fid iiber bic Jrage, OBJ es fir bic
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fit @eprdfentarteil anb Gounipbeamte
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nebluell iuerben. Gins itebt felt, baB
bic Geinbffaten Stpei 2eute nominirt
| baben, bic Dbne bas republifanii1e,
bestp. unabbdngige @otum ni6t er=
mdblt tperben f0nnen. Sdtten bic
9erren Demofraten @eritano ssbabt 70
| tydte Qt. Saibufef tpteber l1D1ntllirt NOR
ben, tpel9er allberorbeltlid popular lit,
uns bon ber anberen Seite fam es ie.
bod nur feb feir, ipern bas hon ben
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Sobn Srelanb su itimmen. &i6orf
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| fit Q9ieberipabl empfoblen. Selbit
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@ongreB 9ifrifts sGpnneH!iea inifrlltf
| ftir Snbse 8, M. MoDre tire Sttmmel
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!; ftii6em Wertb unb ioa auf Muni6 b
i, Seiteomites per0ffentlidt perten.
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: Erfreulihe Wnerfenuunt

- grfreuli6e Mnerfenuung. - Sr.
Muguit &6nig's 9aburser
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babe in Del. lebten 5inei Sabren baour9,
haB i'd aie Srppfen INNER I'M &aufe
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that fir Die leiberoe Meni1beit unb
Gottes Segen ipirb auf Dem @ei6dfte
Der Serrn q. goeler & So. ruben, =
Mel6iOr 30. @ense, Mea@elier, SEQ.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-11

S1e glr9er gSarrelttDns bDlten 1td
auf benz &ounb Sop Sefe bie eritet
beibel Yreiie fir Die gef6madpplllter
Wagen, pdbrenb Ser brittle Yreis ben
Wagen Ser 2Dbersmiibler @ht1tffepellt
5ugelprp6elt tpurbe. = SSn 2a Grange
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uah Gerleiung ber llnabbdngigfeits=
erfldrung cine slnipra6e, pelGe init
bielem 8eifall aufgenOmmen murbe.
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Elm. 4.
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den Morber Ser 8riioer Switbea.
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perEeur erfldrt.
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Sort 8eno County baben Die glrbeiter.
bic neil! Gus friiberen 3u9tbausfrd flint
gen beItcJssl, Die 9lrbett einge1teat, neil
iie 6u bobc preiIeS fiir Sebensmittel su
aa9len aatten.
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&uliell gu 9luitin 1T bas 8erbor Ser
8elaltungsseugen gei1lpilen inprbeu.
9lm IL. iollte Die 8erthe;hiaung ibre
3euge1 borfiibren.
= Ser pertbeilhare S9nlfono, nod
NbaNg offer Mussaben, tporunter Ii6
SIS, ,676 fit bic Gam 9ouiton Nornal=
iDule befinoen, betrdgt $1,017,750.
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fib nab Dem Genius auf 295, 600, 10
baB auf ben &opf $3,45 fommen.
9as @tGatSeinfommen fir bas
laufellSe Sabr betrdgt $2,176,000,
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fOa &eagan eineetpiQiat Daber, baB
man }einen 9earnen als ben zines Gan=
hioatsa bor Die @albeloner gonpention
briilgt.
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Balen 8aumnplle erbalten. Oerielbe
tuagbe bon 6. $. 9(rnede in Seiuitt
GountD an 8. 9epe & 60. nerl0ifft.
Sil Galbelton ipuroe oer 8allen fiir $85
berfauft unb mad Grleans perIanot.
&el Corpus @briai fenterte Der
S1oner 8enus, Der nit Giienbabni6ie=
nen gela0en NOR, Die 2abuug farm
gereitet iperben,
= Gin M5rber Nanens Smith 1T
auf Die Wufforoerung ber Beborbe bon
San Marces in Corpus Gbriiti berbef=
tet tporoen.
= Nus berI9iebenea Gpuntps BON
Noro= MNb Mittelteras miro &eseu ae=
melbet.
= 9ie Sru9ts uno Uemiileausfel=
lung in Seuiion bat am II. besonnen.
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~ Gin Sausbeiiber in Stem gorf
lieb iudbreno elmer gta6t bas 2o6lenz
lodi i'm SrottOir bor feinem SauIe
oHen, uno muBte bafiir SIC, 200 Gnt=
i6aoisung an einen Serrn beSabler
Der in ben &eler getiilat mar uab III
Hplge oqbon eiA' YeiA gehro6en bate.
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1881 Gsminne in, gsirass bon s265. SOC
n- @afrassH fir asenien, fowis @atsn fl,
CLUBS f5nnen MIR in bsr Ofiise in 4ew- Dreagt
eemdbt perhsn.
Desen Snfprma!ipN rp. Dt7slgness ftsrsi5t E,as
CT aUs. V. Daurbin,
Stem Srlcaas g.
gbwasb @uurs. @ssn!, gas esnfiea II. @teaus6
S.raBe. Gan NgteGio.
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= @ollt SIR naG Der neueiten
Wtooe gefleioet fein, 10 labt gueb Gsre
Nnslige Bel PancoaH & Sobn
naDen. S,4 t39t
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-06
VERMONT ELECTION.
Light Vote but a Substantial Re-
publican Victory.
DETAILS OF THE VOTE so FAR AS
REPORTED.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Sept. 5--Returns are
coming in slowly Up to this houc 40 oelocksp. m(
less than sixty towns have been heard from and
thus far there is sensible falling off from the vote
of 1880. Fifty-two towns heard from give Barstow
Rep) 1851; Easton (Dem) 3619; Martin (Gr.l nn ana
scattering GIL; Barstows majori over an o. oVo6.
Same towns in 1880 gave Farnham (Rep0 l5l4o
Phelps Dem) $500. Farnhams majority over
Phelps 745S.
Nineteen owns in the first district give Stewart
(Rep.) 2547; Redington (Dem) 7o6; kidder lGr)
16I. Stewards majority over all 1901.
In the second district 33 towns give Poland (hep)
1897; Fletcher (Deml 2143; Grant $685. Dunbar
(Gr.) and scattering 496; giving Poland majority
over all of 1872 OF the scattering vote for Con-
gresham Dillingham; OF Waterbury receives about
200.
LATER.
Returns are received from one hundred and three
towns which give Barstow (Rep.) 1905, Eaton
(Dem.) 695l Martin and Scattering 776. Bars
tow's majority over all IL .178
In AZ towns in the first district Stewart has 1892;
Redington (Dem) 1882; Kidder lGrl and scattering
259. Stewards majority over all 495l.
In the second disiict Poland (Rep9 has in 40
towns 1885, Fletcher 317S; Grant 1915; Dunbar
and scattering 579. Poland's majority over all
1725.
In six democratic towns representatives only are
reported elected to 81 republicans. No further re-
turns may be expected tonight.
The election of Poland in the second district IS
somewhat doubtful. There are 81 towns TO pc
heard from in said district 13 of which are IN Or
leahs county, the home of Grant Unless Poland
deveopes unexpected strength in back towns his
election will be doubtful. Barstow and Stuart are
elected
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-06
EGYPTs WAR,
EGYPT'S WAR,
The Rebels Apparently Rein
forced.
ARABI BEY DECLARED A REBEL BY
THE SULTAN.

PORT SAID, Sept. 5.-Some rebel officers from
Salihiyeh have arrive at Ismaiia TO tender their
submission Over 5000 Arabs are now reported ~
be fortifyng Salihiyeh. The enemy are emnark. s
ing err baggage anu military eteres from Fors
Ghemileh.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 5.-The enemy have appar-
The murderers of the Englishmen Rich ardson
and DobsoH have been sentenced to be hanged on
Thursday
The quarantine against ships from Bombay has
been entirely removed and that against Alden Will
be discontinued, provided precautions be taken.
Mahmoud Fehmy has written report addressed
to the Khedive with plans revealing the posiuons
and strength of the enemy. A translation Will pc
sent to Wolseley. From internal evidences 1t Is
believed its statements are correct.
Mahmoud Fehmy denys that he was captured Dy
the British troops and says he surrendered he ac-
Khcdive, including Cherif Pasha, prime minister,
of having communicated with Arab Pasha..
heavy guns from Cairo to Tai Ell Kebir to silence
the British 40 FOUNDER armed train. Matters are
proceeding smoothly at Kassassin and food is abun-
dant at esent buG the daily consumption is so
great that it will not be easy to provide supplies for
future use.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Orders have been received at
Woolwich to despatch 1000 troop TO Egypt, 5000
to go to Egypt and 900 to Ismalia
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Sept 5.-Midnight. The Sui
tan's proclamation to tho Egyptians has been is
sued. 1t declares Arab Pasha rebel for disobey-
ing the order of the Khedive and Dervsch Pasha
and thereby provoking the intervention of Eng
land 1t states that the decoration conferred upon
Arab Pasha was bestowed at the instance OF Der
visch Pasha in consequence of Arab Pasha's pro-
testations of fidelity. In conclusion the proclama
tion exhorts all Egy ptians to obey the Khedive.
IsMAILIA, Sept. 5.-Salihiysh has been abandoned
by Arab It is not expected that we shall be ready
to advance for a week.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch to the Times from
Port Said reports that large numbers OF Bedouins
have again been on the banks OF the canal be-
tween Port Said and smallla
PARIS, Sept ga dispatch from Consta tantinople
to-day states that the Anglo Turkish Military Con-
yention has been signed.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 5.-A body Of 100 marines
made raid to-day upon the villages between Alex
andria and Meks and arrested all persons who
were unable to give good account of themselves.
The authorities taking the strongest measures to
prevent indiscriminate landing of persons without
means or employment. One hundred and fifty such
persons who landed yesterday have been sent to the
arsenal penoing the decision to whether or not
they shall be compelled to return board vessels
from which they disembarked. -Four Bedouins who
were caught lorting in Ramleh have been sentenced
to death.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-06
THE BAPTIsrs.
Annual Session of the Cumberland Asso-
citation.
ITO the Associated Press.

ITO the Associated Press
LEWISTON, Sept. 5.-The seventy-frst annual
session of the Cumberland Baptist Association was
held with the Bates Street Baptist church today.
The mission board held long session Monday even
ing and distributed about $4,000 among needy
churches. The association began its session at 10
a. m. Rev. JAS McW hinnie of Portland was Modera-
ator; Rev. T. D. Anderson, Jr, Portland, Secretary
Frank L. Bartlett of Auburn, Treasurer he letter
of the Lewiston church, which read, was full of
rejoicing over the successful issue of the great eff
fort made to raise $4,000 of the church debt. The
society itself has collected $4,000, and $4,000 more
have come from outside sources.
At II O'Clock the annual sermon preached by
Hon. Frank G. Davis of Yarmouth. Chairmen of
committees were appointed as follows:
Foreign Missions-Rev #. w. Bakeman.
State Missions-Rey. A. G. Hersey.
Home Missions-Rey 4. d. Anderson
Educational Society-Rev. L.. A.sFreeman.
State OF Religion in the Churches-Rev. F. G.
Davis.
At2 o'clock p. m. prayer meeting of much
power was held for half an hour, led by L. A. Free
man of Brunswick. Letters were then read from
all the churches and these letters showed that it
has been great year of dearth in religious interests
Fire at Bath.
BATH, Sept. 5.-B. W. H. P. Moore's black
joining owned by Seth Woodward. Elisha Potter
loses in tools $500, and the Moore's $500 build
ing; insured. Loss on house and furniture $500;
no insurance
The Texan Cattle Fever in Dixmont.
LEWISTON, Sept. 5.-The Evening journal has in-
formation from the Secretary cf the Maine Board
of Agriculture that the splenic or Texan cattle
fever has appeared in Dixmont, Penobscot county,
and eight animals have died. The authorities have
ia ken the matter in hand and isolated the herd.
Unknown Fate of Rockland Boy.
RooKLAND Sept. ga week ago last Thursday
Willie Shea started for Seal Harbor in sail boat,
towing another boat, and last Friday the boat he
had in tow was picked up. Nothing was heard of
Shea the boat till SUNDAY, when his boat was To-
Gated in sixteen fathoms of water and part of the
sail brought up. Attempts are being made to raise
the boat and if unsuccessful diver will be em-
ployed. 1t is believed the boat was struck by
Boston steamer and Shea was carried down with it.
The steamer stopped but hearing no outcry, pro-
ceeded. 1t is supposed Shea got entangled in the
rope of the boat he was towing and went down with
the sail boat.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-06
SMOKE THE 444 CIGAR.
sep1 d2m
FOREIGN.
The constabulary Trouble.

The Constabulary Trouble.
DUBLIN, Sept. 5.-Earl Spencer, replying to the
memorial from the dismissed policemen, says that
he has directed that careful inquiry be held into
the recent conduct and previous character OF the
memorialists., He will himself personally review
the result of the inquiry and promises that those
men will be reinstated who appear deserving.
LONDON, Sept. ga despatch to the press asso
citation from Dublin represents that the ans wer
OF Earl spencer has given great satisfaction 1t
officially denied that the men have returned to
duty in consequence of any tacit understanding
On the contrary they were informed Saturday that
they would be dismissed if they did not return to
Invaded by Chinese Army.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Rear Admiral Clitz, COM
manding the Asiatc station, reports that China has
taken action in regard to the trouble in Corea, aad
that l5 90 troops have crossed the frontier and
entered the Corean territory; also that like num-
Der approaching the frontier, and that ten gun
boats and corvettes were to rendezvous off the
southeastern coast.
The Japanese government has sent several men
of-war to Fusou with troops and policemen on
board. There is no intention of declaring war, but
sin ply to reestablsh tue minister with proper dig
nity and guard the legation and to afford place
of refuge for their subjects in case of further
trouble. The Japanese do not regard the outrage
national one
The Plague In Japan.
Advices to the national board of health report
116 new cases of cholera and $40 deaths at foko-
hama for the two weeks ended Aug 10th. ince the
81 93 cases and 1862 deaths. AT Toxic and Osaka
the disease is equally virulent.
Peruvian Affairs.
Rear Admiral Balch, commanding the Pacific
station, reports to the Navy Department from Pay
ia, Peru August 20, that latest advices from Lima
announce tt at the Gillian government has ordered
the arrest of the Peruvlans who accompanied MT
Trescott on his visit to Montefo. At Huarez, J. A
Garcia Garcia, with several others, have been
sent to Chill, and Gan. Lynch has posted decree
around Lima for five six men to give themselves
up at once they will be treated as Montineros.
Death of Signer of the Treaty OF Wash
ington.
LONDON Sept. 5-Right Hon. Montague Ber--
nard D. q. L., one of the high commissioners who
sgued the treaty of Washington of 1871, died Sat
urday at mis- residence at Overness Herefordshire.
He had been slowly sinking some weeks. AT the
end he suffered little.
Mr.. Gray's Case.
CORK, Sept. 5.-The corporation has received a
letter from e. Dwyer Gray, from which it appears
that he will not into recogn zance after the
expiration of three months of sentence. He will
consequently endure further and similar term OF
confinement.
~ 7r-1-r 1T-s
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-06
YELLOW FEVE r.
A Gall for Aid.

A Gall for Aid.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 5.-The Governor has is
sued the following appeal:
AUSTIN, Sept. 4.
To County Judges, Mayors Of cities and toions of
IerGs
have received telegram from Thos. Carson,
Mayor of Brownsville, stating there were 500 cases
of yellow fever in that city, with increase of 10
to 100 per day. and that the necessity for means to
send aid to the sick and destitute was increasing
and urgent. Any funds that have been may be
contributed to the relief of suffering people of
Browaville can be sent to Ball, HuIchlns Co.,
Galveston, and can Immediately be drawn on by
wire by Thomas Carson Mayor, and will be properly
expended.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The secretary of the
board of health telegraphs to the national board of
health that one new case of yellow fever was re-
ported there yesterday. Two cases were reported
Sunday as critically i'll.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 4.-Sixty-four new
cases and one death reported today. The
troops at Fort Brown continue in excellent health.
The fever in Matamoras is decreasing rapidly and
only three deaths 3pce yesterday. The weather is
cloudy and sultry.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-06
THE MAINE CAMPAIGN.
LADD'S LATEST LIE
Completely Refuted by Congress-
man Lindsey.
THE TWO REPRESENTATIVES, NOT
PAIRED ON THE RIVER AND
HARBOR BILL.
LADD'S LATEST LIE
Especial to the PREss.)

Especial to the PREss.)
SKowHEGAN, Sept. b.-The Somerset Reporter
of tomorrow will contain the following letter from
Congressman Lindsey:
Mr.. Editor:-I have learned with surprise tnat
Congressman Ladd has left the impression by MS
speeches made in this county that favored the
river and harbor bill, and that he was paired WIN
me on that question. 1he impression is upJnst 70
me and believe it is to Mr.. Ladd as he we'll knew
was opposed to this bill as l had SO told him.
was absent by reason of imperative necessity
The reason of Mr.. Ladd's abseace do not know.
As matter of fact we were not paired on the rive
and harbor bill if Mr.. Ladd was opposed to II, as
pair cannot exist when members agree as to their
action on bill,
(Signed) 5. ID. LlNushA'