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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14

bortudrts, benn bas gSaller ftrOmte Bel
lebterem iber BEN Bug billein. Ser
rScioto" ianf fait augenblidli6 uno
Der u2oomis" ma6te 10 f9nea tpie m0g=
li6 cine notwithstanding, fubr mad
Der Obioieite, lanbete feline Baiiagiere
uno febrte baum rad Dem geilntenen
@6iffe surid. Sffi5iere unb Wfann=
idaft 6es r2oomis" that aues Mogli6e
fir bic &ettung oer ungliidli6en Yaila=
giere. Gs gelang in berI6iebenen Maz
len etua 400 ber Serun9liidten auf5u=
nebMen uno iueeei1ibe ans 2ano s1
bringen, uno bas &ettungsperf ipuroe
fortgeiebt 10 lange 9llfe m6gli6 mar.
9lls i'd ben 3uiammenftoB un6 feline
Golgen lab, iprang i'd in meinen Na=
den uno fubr nab Dem gelunfenell
S6iffe. Sd nabm innerbalb elmer
9iitans bon 25 SUB fiinf Yerioneu
auf, un6 neben oem neinigen wureen
nod stpei an0ere Na6eu Sum 3etten
bertpenbet, Das @ei6rei uno Bic Sill
fergTa iuaren allgemein unb es ibien
MIR, als ieien nod biele perlonen auf
bem S6iffe; bic Dunfelbeit berbinberte
ieoo9 einen genauern Nusblid. Sd
lanoete meme Geretteten on Ser Sbio>
feite. Na9 ben 4usIagen Der pahagiere
bes ~Seioton baben iih auf threal
S6iffe suii6en $50 uns 700 BerIonen
6efpnoen, ltnter Bet @eretteten maren
brei Sraueu. iuel6e oann arn llfer itar=
ben. Gin Mann bielt eiie Srau
fd'oimme16 iiber benz @al1er uno rief
i'm 5illfe, ettpa 100 Oarbs bon meinem
Sauie; meine Srau iab Seioe Enisn.
Gcpa fiinfaig innse Damea ,purben
hSg ilyeN Bssleitern i6tpimmenb ans
llier ge6radt unb gerettet. 9a bic
uuterell Serbede bes vSeiote" lin Au=
sehblide oer &atqarapb NIT paliagieren
onseftift tparen, 70 finb iebenfaGs bteIe
epfer gu betlaaen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14

es Bitter ernit semeint, unb - er mar ia
ieet amt; es mar ria gllles perseblid &C.
melen". = Gle mirbe id ME pern,dblen
Obne ben @esen unb 8eiituub cer Mut.
ter? = Nbsr ie batte ia seidwcren, bai
fie nidts tbun marbe, bieieu @esen gu er'
lansen, bieien 8eiitaab 5u erfleben, nnc
fSnnte fe eS turd Elm Wort! - llno
rod, bier mar bic ein3ise M0slidfeit; iie
bate iid teicnnen auf ibre Bflidt - oer
9inber Bfidt, benen Der Mtutter 6ludl
bas 9aus nieberreibt, bas bes Saters
Sesen baute. Das miirbe ct perlteben.
er, ber zines 0uters Sesen INNER
fAmer5lid entbebrt, Der eben ned iie, bic
ibn BON fd seito6en, nlitleiois frcmmen
Ser3ens eine varn1e" Mfutter seaannt. =
Sc mar cine Quse - eS wiirbe ibr furdt=
bar idmer onfomnlen; aber pbne 2ase
nor feline &ettuno; unb bies mos INNER
nod feberleidt sesen sas anbsre.
Aber, Sinh, bSren unb ieben Sic beun
nidt mebr?
Die 8arnnin bate fie am Nr,ue sez
ruttelt unb belt ibr iett ben Brtef bin.
ben ile an ber Gbar qabp gallpsaltles
8curier atae npmtnen.
t8ortisbuns FcIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14
: usber ben untergaHg beg 9am=

= ueber ben nntergang bes 9am=
pfers uSeiOtoa auf bem Ohio, bel
Wtinsp Sunetion, ma6t ein9lusenseas:,
asr asr unsliasidtte seseniiler tpobnt,
fo!genbe 9tngaben: vgs mar 8 llbr
Mbenos. Sd itano unter meiner Saus=
tblre uno iab Die beioen Sdiife. Ser
6hlepp. Dampfer y2oomis" CAB bas
Warnungssei6en nit Der S6ifspfsife
gum 3pede pes fFeien Meses, 4no mi:
f6 belrtbeilen fonnte, pergingen orei
Mlinuten, beoor Der gSeipto" anttporte=
te. 3eines Der beioen @6lHe fAiea
ausmeibsu au wstlsn une eer 3uiam=
menitoB erfolgte fait ausenblidli6.
Sine ausemeine 8erlpirrung entitano
uno id iab mie bic 2euie bes nStioto"
bonn 8eroed uHo BON anberen 9beileu
bes Sdines ias S9aHer ipransen. SO
piel i6 ieben fonnte, erfOlste Der Stof
bes v2oomis" gesen ben DScioto" mad
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14

nOeuti6es &inbermeb I"
[Paedotrophine] entbdlt fdmmtlibe
musfelz, blut= unb fno6.nbil6enbe Gles
mente, oeren fleime Ginber aur @rb0f=
tIng ibref @sfun6beit unb aur G0rbe=
llii6 i4res Wa0stbums 10 febr bebtire
fen, Seine Mutter, tpef1e c!!ssfTss bor=
aheti6e &inbernabrung ie sebrau6t
bat, n66te berielben bel ibren fleinen
2ieblinsen entbebreu, Gs Qieht Gberz
a;es fsia keIierss GrfabmIttel fit mane
geln6e nper nngeniigenoe Wuttermil@
als NeufdOter's nOeuti 6es
Ginbermebl," l." oas gu bieiem 3me=
DE BON ben MersteN auf eas Mdrplae
cmkfohlea tplro: SN allen Apotbefea
All baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14

1887 Gtainns IL, gasi,0ss bon s285. SOC
g- Gnfsassn far Mbentsn, iowe 8atsa fn,
GlubS fSnaen MIR in bsr SfRse Ia New> Crleart
sema6t wsrben.
Dtsen SnrOrmaticn pb. 9cfeuuns.n fdre!bt niaa
an Wt. u. Dauphin,
Stem Orleans
Gbwarb Woore. agent. gde psaitra Y. aequia
Ghabe, San MGtonto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14

- Ser iogenannte botanii6e 8artsn
in ber 8un6esbauptitabt 1T ebenfalls
elm Dffentli9es Snititut, bas ni9t leiNe6
@leiden ilt Der @elt Gat. M9t in.
9ieulte bet Sotanif n6er traenb elmer
nit bieler beripanbten WiNen16aft.
fonbern um Senatpren unh &eprd1en=
tanten NIT Bouquets gu periOrgen, tpur=
ben felt 1873 in biefen Warmbdui iern
unb 8lumenbeeten iiber 100000 aus
gegeben.
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Seury's garbpl. Salbe.

Gle III tie bsas Gable fir sdnitts,
gsulsn, Musldlas, @elawire. 9alsrteu'
mstismus. auisstyrunasne 9ants, @itsr'
npssM 6abneralSen unb aqs 9aulfrant'
bsitsn, SommsrHsdsn uno MiteHsr. Man
taufe Genrp's Garbolie @alts weil ala
anosrsa oall&anSu fne. Yreis 25 Gents.
Or. @rsens Srvssnateb 8ittsrs 10
bas bette 5tilmittsl fur GYsupRa, Gal.
lsnlsiosn. Utalaria, unusrpaulihtsit unb
&ranttstten tss Ylu!es, Ger Msrea, gtssr,
5aut,e.
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ImseiAe.

6iereurd beetre i'd Mid Dem Tubli=
tum ersebenit unsu,eisen, bab i'd bic
Mal hinen ertltGtte bes Arn:
Sacob @Agtle an Yreiafrabs ,nabe
Der Briide iberrcmmen babe.
Befieer bon Dampf> uno aneeren SRA.
IAinen made id beIoneers earauf auf=
merriam.
Nae Nrten bon Heparaturen. tie in bas
Sad bes Maldinenarteiters ihlaaen,
werOea prompt uno tiaia aasssfat,t,
8. gd)metoer s g0ntitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14

Die 2ouiHaaa StaateIotterie III BE einstse, bt
son hem 9oIfe eabuiitrt purbe
Qcui1tat1a @tate 2otterp g.
Dt.lss Sasltu. purbe Sabre 1858 fur CT.
stsbanss> unb Woblibdtief.iis 9Este res ht
SiaatelssisIatur fur ben 8eitraum sea hnfrnb>
Span,i8 Sabren sefeelid iascrpprtrt nit eiutM
Rapital BON 81 ,000.e ZOO, IN we!Hem fs feitne,
einsn Relersafnnb ron $55s, 600 tir,rssfsst 81.
Dufb Elm lkeriawensliaes Ge,us, ruben itrs
Rsttte Elm She'll her atssnUdrtisen Staatsern-
fitutton, arseaSnneH am 2. December 1879
Gi:se quite @efeseuGeit (ein GfaG
st tna6em.
ibre sroeen 9i.9unsen son eiaselntr
Nummern Rabea mpaatlit fat. Niemals wirt
eiae 3ieluns Strfdsbea. sRan lsfs na&fnIseatt
DreiSstrtbtiluns.
@rpbe rnpnatii9e 3iebuns Der
Classe III
In Rtw Orltans Dienflas ben 8. gusult 1882.
Mle uaftrt tlnfitsen 8iebunsen Fnhen ifatt inter
@ufft1t uab 2etuns Der 0tnerdle
q. q. 8eamregata pna gunisiaaa uua
gubal 9. Garly ruu Tirginisn.
9auptpreis $4,000.
100000 Siasts ;n IS i.bss. 9ruhtteIle
In Eiin9fel I'm Nprt1ftniE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-14
Sera a 8.

= Serarfana ipur6e am ~, BON Ell
men, fur6tbareu &esenturm beimge=
fu9t. Gin 8lib i6lug in ein neuer=
bautes breif6diges 8ridfeinbaus unb
beripanbelte .bai1elbe in eineu Eriiinmer=
baufen, Sic ariimnler ftiirsten auf
ben baneben befinoliben paragom ga.
Ion, Der ais 9pielbaus oiente unb bon
9ols erbaut mar. 9ie 2ampen i'm
Salon febten Die 9oIatriimmer in Gsuer
uub tres aller gnETeNguassn griff lebs
tsres ufn fid unb 3erit6rte nod smei
tueitere b0laerne @ebdube. Sm Yara=
son Salon iollen fib aur 3eit 80 Yer=
fonen befunben baben, Die unter bem
Sriimmern begraben ipuroen.s Ns@
fpatersn 9epel4eH bat man 8 eeiAen
eefHnhsV:
- 9ie Gru6tausaelIuns in 6outon
1T am Is. eei6loKen tporoen. Sic mar
Bic te6eutenite bon alien bis iebt gebal=
tenen Nusfelungen.
= 9ie &ehublifsner in Dalas biel=
ten eiue goubention ab un0 ertuablten
Delegaten sur Staatsconbention. Ser
ner empfablen fie ben Nni9luB an bic
unabbdnsise 8emeauna,
- Ya1 bem goaauefeur Grap bon
Der Snternationalbabn tuuroe bon einem
3ramp oreimal gef9oien, ipeil er ben
geBtern bom 3uge bertpielen Fate.
GraH 1T leidt beripunbet tpprben,
- Ser 9beriff ppn Nesaue Gountp
erfdoB eiHeH anaebli6en pferbebieb,
6er li6 Der 8erbaftung tpiberiekte un6
ben @ebilfen beg 9beriffs bHr9 einsN
@9ub peripunpete,
- Bel 93aris tpurbe etn notorii9er
6arbiger Namens Geott Der elm Mdb=
den gef6dnbet bate, oem Sberiff ent=
rihen unb gelpn9t.
= Sn 8rDan fanb cine 0erIamm=
lung Der 8iirser iintt, um ben 8au beY
AeW gFleans, 9iintshille uno @efs
teras giienbabn hortbin su ermutbigen.
Man glaubt $4,000 su oielem 3med
coQettiren du t0nnen.
= Sn einem Gra9tmagen ber meri=
fanil9en Nationalbabn berbrannten
bier pferoe, tpdbreno Der 3ug i'm Sab
rem beariffen tpar. Man meiB midi,
mie bas Geuer i'm Mageil entfaneen 1T,
Sn s6ulenburg fam Der erte
8aummpQenbalen ber neuen grnte an.
Derlelbe tpurbe bon einem 6arbigen bel
9adberrD in 2abaca Gountp gesogen.
= 8ei WbitneD ritten smei fleine
Mdb6em einen ponp sNm 8afer,
Noisn 8ulen madfen Hd oas @ergnii'
eem, nod ben Wdo6en gu ,uerfen
Sos pferb iuuroe oaour6 f9eu uni
mari bic Dtdb6en ab, nobel ems Der
ielben nit leinem arm i'm Strid bdnser
blieb un6 gum Sooe geidleift ipurbe,
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(Dttrpit Grte YreB ppm Is. Gan

(Dstroit Trte preb yom Is. SAM
8sdbsimer Bros. batsn ioeben ein Gar.
loao BON Nseos Silt Grse Sonic erbalten.
Dieter @rtitsl SerFaufl 1d lstr raid uno
70 mub 60 au6 isin, eenn ss 1T o9ne 3wet,
fsl Der tsfs artitsl isiner Irt, ter ie ein.
etfhbrt tpuree, unb bat ni1t leines @lei.
den. Sur bas bsfs Waterial wtrb ~
Ntsos SILT ebse lonic permoust.
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Softer mb Galilen sum &plfpreis Bel
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Or. W atts Qeberptutn linb tt
tslsn eatbartilhen @eeulatoren.
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Durnps @atarrt Syrut
bsilt aQe @fsttionsn bee Salles, 8pyl.t
unb @GluHces,
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stocks

NEW GORR, November S.-Goyernmonts
per cent. lower for extended 5s. lower
for Us and A. coupons, and unchanged for
US, registered, aud rs; railroad bonds ir-
reg lar, butin main lower; state securities
fairly active, Speculation on the stock cX-
change active and irregular, but In main
lower than Mondays close. The market
opened ut a fractional decline from Mon
day S closing figures, st, Paul, Minneapolis
" Manitoba, however, was 1902 higher. Inn
mediately after the closing Louisville G
Nashville dropped /, and Western Union :,
after which the market became strong and
sold up AMll. Louisville e Nashville,
Western Union, Wabash preferred, and
Delaware, Lackawana Il Western being
prominent in the advance. Subsequently
THIS was followed by a reaction Of kGI led
by Canada Southern and Michigan Central,
which III turn was succeeded by n recovery
of lCgl the latter for Louisville a. NASH.
vile. After this the market became very
weak, and when near > O'Clock decline
ranging from ltt3l was reached, in which
Reading, Oregon IL TransContnenral, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Delaware, Lackawanna "
Western, Wabash preferred, Western
Union and Union Pacific were the greatest
sufferers. Prices then rallied Max, Western
Union, Reading and Wabash preferred
leading therein after which the rate for
calI loans advancing to % per cent, the
market again became weak and in the final
dealings sold down iGgll per cent, Louis
vile IL Nashville, Texas & Pacific, Western
Union, Wabash preferred and Omaha pre-
icrred being prominent in the decline,
while Canada Southern dropped to GO from
60i, but recovered and closed at Oh The
market closed active but weak, at decline
ON the days transaction of ! GG2!, Canada
Southern, Reading, North Pacific preferred,
Western Union and Missouri Pacific being
most conspicuous therein, Transactions,
lS6OOO shares
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A Wcii-Known RIVER Man kIllcd

Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Moscs Gibbs
mate of the steamboat John IL. Hanna
which left this port this evening for the
Ouachlta river when about two miles above
the city had a difficulty in the cabin with
the steward of the boat Fleming, and was
shot and instantly killed, The boat re-.
turned to the cityan Fleming surrendered
Gibbs was well.known river man, having
been mate at different times of the Lee,
Natchea and other famous steamers.
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Colli,lc,l.

BANGOR, Nov. S,-A special train which
left Bangor this morning with President
George Il, Il. Jackson, General Superinten-
dent Payson Tucker and Directors W. j.
Dayis aud W. Il. Bacon, of the Maine Cen
trail railroad, and President W. q. Phillips
of tho Eastern railroad, came into collision
European Il North American railroad this
morning.
Two cars on the passenger train were
badly damaged, One passenger had leg.
broken, and the locomotive of the special
train was thoroughly demolished and sew.
eral members of the railroad party were
cut aud bruised, Superintendent Tucker
has n bad wound on the hand, but is not
thought TO be dangerously hurt
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PENSACOLA, FLA, Nov. S.-Scye new
cases and one death from yellow fever were
reported yesterday. Hopes OF frost are
again postponed The weather is much
station agent, telegraph operator and physi.
cinn ut Moline, died ut that place to-day of
malorial fever. The neighbors, with two
or three exceptions, avoided l.ockcrson
during his illness and he was attended by
physicians and nurses sent by the pensa.
cola board of health
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age is heavy to vessels and houses, but no
Sims of war suffered material injury.
The Dukeof Newcastle sailed Tor America
10 dav, and will make quite an extended
tour OF that country.
The contingent troops from East india
arrived AT Portsmouth from Egypt to-day.
They presented line appearance, and
spectators, who bad assembled to see the
unwonted sight The troops were evidently
as much pleased and entertained as was the
crowd
LoNDoN, Nov. S-Therc have been severe
snoS.stormS and floods Throughout, north
Wales and wales Of Cluydeyale Ehyl,
Biela, Derlgh aud Conway have been sub
merged and immense damage done, No
loss of life to yet reported.
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Rledical.
Med;cal.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IT SAVED THE PEOPLE or SAVANNAH
GA, WHO USED IT THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876

MCssrS. J II. ZElLlN & Co,
uENtLENLS We the undersigned, Engineers
on the Georgia Central RAILROAD, In grateful oh.
legations for the benefits VIC received from the
use Of Simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic in Savannah Georgia,
In the summer aud fall Of 1876, desire To make
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic We used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator, prepared
by II. Hoiln & Co. and though exposed to
the worst miasmatic Influences If the Yellow
Fever by going In and coming out Of Savannah
ut different hours Of the night and also I'm
spending entire nights in the city during the
prevalence Of this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception OF one Of US, who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered, we con.
unued IN our usual good health, circumstance
We can account for In no other way but by The
elect under Providence uf the habiWal and con.
tinued use Of simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours, G, b. Patterson, John Il.
Collins Jas. l., Mallett1, Melton r. Cooper.
fs- always ask your Druggists for DR.. Sim
mons LIVER Regulator and be sure to see those
identical words printed ON the label, and having
thereon red 2 Trade Mark, Seal and signature
of j. II Ieilin ~ Co. None other Us Genuine
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The Cotton Movement.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Thc monthly re.
port Of the national cotton exchange, made
up by c. II. Parker secretary, shows the
cotton movement of the United States ms
follows; Port receipts thus year, l,&lS, 5lS;
,so J year $500 'oIa Overland this year
muls this year, 5Iiu; last year.
1898; of which to ports this
year, iiGio, last year, 81, iOJ;
transit overland, isl0S; last year, 1889,
shipped TO Canada, 6.55l; last year, a,Si9;
exports TO Great Britain, a00SSS, last year,
800 COL; exports TO channel. -; last wear,
1910, exports to France, Sj,ill last year,
l0l ,3b5; exports 10 coustwisc, l6B,a3i: last
year, ~, l6b; at sea between ports, S5,0l2,
last year, SS,Ni, total takings OF northern
spinncrs, sss,6lg; last year, 33S, i6o stock in
ports October LIST, 5j0,63j; last year, 66l. aOS
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Statement of Movement Of the Great
Southern staple.
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MIscellaneous Foreign

CMno, Nov s,--lord puilerin and the
khcdivc had a long interview to-day. The
guns OF the citadel fired salute In honor
of the English ambassador.
The governor Of Soudan has telegraphed
tho khcdive denying that khartoum Is In
imminent danger. The battle between his
floods anu 'hose n0 o, the , ,sse prophet
lost 10000 killed, while the troops
OF the latter suffered still more
severely. The black troops were not annihi
lated, as stated IN a former dispatch, but
rallied and reached Bra. The governor
says he Is able 10 hold khartoum until he
can DO reinforced. Traders report that
Abeid and Bara, which were besieged by
the false prophet, have been relieved.
LoSDoS, Nov. s.-Another terrible hur.
ricanc has occurred at Manila. The dam.
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New York, Nov. S.--A fire this morning
in the live-story building, No 2l3 aud 30
Centre street, extending through to Clin
street caused loss of $50 900. The fire was
caused through an explosion in the paint
and yarnsh store of llsoy Donbly Il Co., It
Is supposed by spark from an electric
wire, coming in contact with u quantity of
yarnsh. The dead body of Fred Il. Don.
bly, was found in the store.
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A Horrible Death.

MAcos, GA, Nov. s.-This morning
while number olmen were engaged in OK
cayating a high embankment ON one side
OF the Macon Il Brunswick railroad, two
miles nom here, a portion of the embark
mcnt fell in, covering in three negroes,
VIM. McLendon, Samuel Stafford and A !.
v. Starr, sulu,s,iug them. The bodies
were dug out Ealfan hour after.
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Brownsville.

WA5nNdroN, Nov S,-.A dispatch from
Brownsville says: only two deaths from
fever yesterday, with no material change
IN weather Ihe election is the only topic
today. The general feeling is that yester-
days defeat of the republican party is tenn.
pOrary
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Change In General Management.

New YoRE, NOV. S.-Mr, j. c. Ilueston
today resigned the general agency of the
New York Associated Press, aud the Hon.
Erastus Brooks was chosen to ill the va
cancy thus created
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Maine Railway Officials Considerable,
Shaken Up.
Melville Telling the Thrcadbare jean
nettc Story.
Payne, the Jury.Fixcr, is Behind the
Bars.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Sporting.

COMFY ISLAND, Nov. S--First racc--thrce.
quarters of a mile--Littlc Phil first, Jersey
Maid second Wakefield third. Time-l III.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

Ben Bniler's Enthusiastic Friends
Place New Broom on the CupOla
Of his Washington
Residence,
Indicative Of the Clean Sweep Made
by Their Faroriic in the
Bay State.
Tao Proprietor OF the EIberOn Hotel
Puts In His Little Bill
for Board
Furnished the Attendants of the Late
President Gariield-A Fat
Thing.
Earl DuIcrin SaIut,d at Cairo by Sal.
yos of Artillery.
Statement of Movement of the Great
Southern staple.
Maine Railway officials Considerably
Shaken Up.
Melville Telling the Thrcadbare jean
nettc Story.
Payne, the Jury-Fixcr, is Behind the
Bars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

Whole Tickets, 81, Half Tiehot..sl
n Tickets, G50t 5STiokota st0O,
Remit money or bank draft In letter or send
b. express Don't send by registered letter or
postoilce order Orders OF g and upward by
express can be sent at our expcnse AddrSss Al
orders to Il. NJ BOARDMAN. COur.er.Joains
building, Louisville, Ky or 4. N HOARnNtN
SOl Broadway, New York; or Box Sc. Dallas
Texas
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-09-21

THIS summer party OF New York tour lists
had penetrated the wi!ds of Northern Michi-
gan In search Of health and recre alton. and
coming upon asguatser's l2xle cabin with .
sign OF ''Ifotell' over the door. the party
hated 10 make few inquiries. Can we
obtain accommodations herei. asked the
spokesman. "Yaas. guess so" Got every
thing handy,'' ''Yaas." .'What are your
chargesr' The landlord looked the rarity
over and rep led: '.Gentlemen, I'm a blunt
man, and we'll come to the pint at once I
kin furnish Quilts, but yu'll have TO sleep out
doors. The grub will consist OF pork, taters
and Johnny-cake. allow no card-playinx,
boss-racing or swearing. aud furnish . razor
and soap for SUNDAY shaving. l sell whisky
at two dollars apint, m sure cure for chilis,
and have . boss and wagon TO convey any one
who dies to the nearest Naturalization.
That's me; and ! guess about thirty dollars .
week will be the fair thing. though want 70
to know that I'm making a great reduction
over last years prices. ~ Vol Strees Neea
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-09-21


NJ. Griscon, in ''The Dark Corners of
Paris" gives the following description
Of an ant merchant, a young woman
named Blanche: ''IIer face and hands
are tanned as though they had been
prepared by some skillful tanner; she is
clothed in buffalo skin, and in spite of
this armor she is devoured by her stock
in trade. But her skin has become so
hardened and insensible, from long
practice, that she can sleep surrounded
with sacks full of her merchandise I'M
disturbed by their singing. Mademoi-
selle Blanche has negotiants in the de-
partments where there are extensive
forests; she pays her employees two
francs day. Her business extends
even as far as Germany. She never
receives less shan ten sacks (miller's
sacks) Of ants daily. The ants lay eggs,
and these are sold for feeding pleas
ants. At the present moment Madem-
oiselle Blanche is on the road to for
tune"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-09-21

Workingman says: debt. poverty and
suffering haunted me for years, caused by q
sick family and large bills for doctoring. which
did no good. l was completely discouraged,
until one year ago. by the advice of my pas
tor, procured Hop Bittcrs and commenced
their use, and in one month we were all we'll.
and none of us have been sick a day since: and
/ want to say to all roor men. you can keep
your families well a year with Hop Bitters
for less than ore doctors visit will COST
Christian advocate.