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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-07
Gin Sau m mn IN Der
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bem sarGa Elm lfibenosS uuo Ihreienbes
Rtnb msbrsre Nahte Der SGlaf gsraubt
nurse uno Der ,u Der usber,eusun9 se'
laaste, OaB Mss. Wiaslcws Sccttins
Ssrup esrabe Der Artttsl isi, sf1sn sr fur
oas 0ino tsn0tbiste, taufte sinsn 9orraib
eaccn. Nlc er naf 6auie fam uup feiner
5rau oarOn Mittteiluns matts, psissris
iis 1h, Dem Sfinpe scu benz @ssauitsn su
uegabreihsn. oa lie sius Nnbdngerin bet
6pmGrpasbie mar. Die naralle Naht
puros ,pispsr ihlnfos YerbIaht. Nls tsr
Batter ON ndd,ten Gage ned seauis lam,
lanp er pae 8inp ldslscbtsr ais js, uno oa
sr absrmals sine ihlailols Ndd,t bsfurd'
tsts, psratrsihte er rdbrcnb csr 4bmsl,n.
beit lsinsr Jrau rsm State cine yortion
bee SYrup uno iaste uitbts bapon. Die
NaGt rarauf lhlsf Nass motl unb ner
tleine Shreisr erIpadte am Woresn nit
bsterm @eGttt Die Wnttsr mar erIrsut
iiter DEN plGBlihen wuntsrbaren Wshld
unS OtpubI fe iit susri 6slsibiet futlts,
ais lis Nnftldruug erbislt, lstte Rs ben.
nod Ten Webrah bss SDrups fort.
Shrsisnee 8,nosr uno IAluaole Nddte
inp br jsbt uubetaunt. Cine sin,slns
probs nit rsm Sgrup 9ai nod has Qsi.
BEN ispss &inbes unp bas 8ornrtte'l Der
SHUTTER beaeet. Sn aaen apotbstsn ,u
babsn; 25 Gents bic 5ldihe.
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9eulI9lanb, tper6en BON ben 2on6oner
SOurnalen als unbegriinoet besei1net.
- Ser fran50lif9e gultusmillilter
pirb Der Seputirtenfamlner na6 ibren
suiammentritt ei1t GeIeb bpr=
| i6lagen, burb tpeldes Sic 8esie1ungen
5tpil6en Dem Glerus uno Der Gegierung
geregelt unb Strafen benimn,t mereen,
UNI Bic @efolgung getulher Gerbote SIT
lld)ern, tpeld)e bur6 oas Goncorbat ppr=
gei6rieben murben.
= 9ie vOpinione" in ytom 1agt:
Wls &onig Sumbert am g}eujobrstoge
Die Gliidmiinl6e Der SenatOren uno
abgeOroneten entgegen nabm, babe ct
augenI6einli6 nit &iidli6t auf Die an.
gebli6en Pldne 8ismarfs su GnnIten
oes pabfes erfldrt, bag Stalien ent=
l6loIien iei, ale &sgterungen SIT a6ten
unb feinen Grunb gu glauben babe, baB
irgenb cine berielben es an N6tung fit
Stalien babe feblen lahen. SnbeB lei
es gut, penn es befannt tperbe, baB lebz
teres feit entf6lohen fei, nidt bic se=
ringlte Seipre6ung geiuiier feline inne=
ren angelegenbeiten betreffelsber Sra=
gen gu geitatten. @i7e anbere 3eitung
iast, oer &9liig babe auberoem 9ia6=
orud auf Die gfotbmenbigfeit ber 8ols
lenoung Der 9eeresreorgai1iiatipn gez
legt. Seine 8prte babeH einen tiefeu
Ginoruf gema6t,
9er Yeri9t. bab 8ismard bic 9(b=
ld)t gebabt babe einen Gongreb Der
N{ddte sur geipre6ung Der SteQung
BEG papites porsuI6lagen tpirb in 9lb=
reoe gelteQt. IS lit bloB bal6antli6
oorGeI0lagen ipor0en bie geranttuprt=
lidfeii oe5 gabltes tpieher Aer5uHellen.
leoob llno mod feiae NntmDrten auf ben
yorfAlag eingetroffen,
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- Trlebri6 Miin6's lebte Wiini6e.
Die ,Sllinois Staatsseitung" ber0ffsat=
liht folsenoe 3ni0rift,
Gh1cago, 81. Deg. 81.
9lH Die &ebaftion ber uSllinpis Stats
Seitllig."
ga sic itets nit Der srOBten 8beil=
nabme ben Sob Sriebrib Miin6's Be-
riibrer, uno ebenio bas resite S1tere1a
fiir bas tbatenrei6e 2ebsn bes in feiner
ginfa6beii ein3ig baifebenben Wannes
funb geben, TO ipirs es sic interefliren
ipenn i6 bem fleinen Seriihte bon fei=
mem oft ausgeiproGenen unb tpirfli6
III grfiillung gegangenen @unlde,
i6mea unb idmerslos i1 ieinem @ein.
berge su iterben nod ein paar @prte
binsufige, sur &enn3ei6nung ieines hes
l6eieenen Melens,
u@enn ea mtr befDieben weroen
miro, im SOli6eiiB meiner geiltigen unb
f0rperli6en .ardfte einmal BEL elmer
9teblingsbei6 plobli6 aus GU
rer Ntitte abberufen slt tperben," ,"-io
bate ct oft gu Den Seinen selaat-pfo
ioll mein 2ei6enbagdngaiB ein ebenfp
gerGAl0lsies ME brunflofes feiH; be-
graft mid, obne nit lneiner Seitbe
Staat gu MAIDEN, obne ale Geremonien
unb Muf ftpanb, benn Spl6e, Die mid
fennen, iperben mir bod elm liebe= nno
e1renpolles Mnbenfen bewabren."
gor langeren Sabren i9ON hatts ey
i'd IN elnem SEeln0rll9e auf ieinem
geRetbum cine grobe Steinplatte aus
erforen, in iuelbe ct nur in einfa9et
S6rift Die 8uditaben F. NJ. semeiBel
uno auf feline Grablteine gelegt baben
tuallte; aud Die lebtere bat er lib lelbH
ausgeiu6t auf einem erbobten punfte
in unnittel5arer NdDe ieines 8einber=
ges, unter einer bon ibm ielbit gepf!anaa
ten eide. 9ort siebt uns ielbit fem
Grab nod ein 8eiipiel ieines eolen,
anipru6loleu Gbarafters. 8. s0t.
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beaann bas 9teid, ber Sransen' unb Ger
ffen,uder=, her Manoelnlild uno 9imc=
naten= =Yertdufer, bic ibre seiibten Srsane
nod einmal 10 iebr anftrensten, tbre laben
unb tibIencen Serrlidieiten an3upreiien
unb an ben Wann, cber rislmebr an bic
Sinner su trinaen. Seanne unb Daul
ertielten rpn Nuem, beun Malten lrrste
in ,pabrbaft pitertid,er Weii. fir iie.
Brau Slie ihien an Nncerea 3u penfen; ie
weiter bic gcritelIuns soranid,ritt, ie un=
rutiser wurbe Re uno tsi iecem @erdufd,
bas brauben ouf nem Gcrriopr tSrbor
muroe, tlidte Iie ermartunaspcll nad Der
2osent5iir, bic fd irbsTien nidt Sffaen
tpcGlte. um ben (ebnlidft @rwarteten e'nz
5ulaiier.
lin feds l1br tparen bic geufels= =Bil=
LEM, benen man mande, fit bic 0incer
nid,t eeeianete @ceneu seitriden bate, gu
@nbe, unb Telir mar niht eridienen.
Sbne ibn, pie iie sefon,men, n,usfe 5rau
Slie nit ben 2insern anb Wtalteu ben
SesmDes anireten.
gr wiro mise 9emrien uno 9letb naf
Saaie sesunsen fein, uns bort gu ermarz
ten iaate iie fd berutiaeno unb lsbte itiu
itren Wss fort. DOd ie naher ber Site
5reuile. ie baffiser uurbe ibr Shritt une
lie mar Die 5rite, melde ben SauSsana
betrot. Iui bic Vortisre, fpeldse in ibrer
Stube bantirte, elite 1e su unb fraste, Oh
ibr @atte etma ldcu babein }et.
(TprtIebuns FpIgtl
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gaseS : Neniafeiten.
& 1ttalto b.

= Sn ct. 2ouis brannte Die grobe
6leii6paderei BON s. %. @bittader &
So6n al. Sn OerIelben befanoen li6
IA groBe 8ebdlter nit Sett, iuel6e gum
She'll erplooirten uno Dos 6euer na6
ieber 9ti6tuns perbreiteten. 9erluit
sS0,0OO.
= Cine fiirdterli6e pulosrerploIion
ereignete ilD su Cstalosqa, Sa. sylt
einem bOrtiaen Magasin befanoen li6
500 Sdiler 9ulber; bas Gebduoe mar
bon SolS unb einise &naben batten li6
eine 56eibe an Die eine Seite beIIelben
aelnalt unb ihpien benaa. 9ies rief
Bic Vrploiipa berbor. Mebrere Mlen=
f6en ipurbeH bur@ umbersei@leuberte
9riimmer perteBt unb Die &naben in
Stiide serldmettcrt. 9is grl1iitte=
rung 1T in elmer gntiernung bon 80
Meilen tuahraenpmmen morber,
Sn Subipn Gauntp, Sleib Serfep,
1T Martin Ganfppsfi, ber Moroer pon
MiHa Miiller, gehdngt nprben.
Sn yteumerito befiirdtet man tpie=
Ser 6einbielisfeiten bon ben Npa9es.
Sie glrmemfarm in Wtacon
Gouiltp, Sas., iit abgebrannt uno i'm
edutt fanb man bic Giebeine pan brei
ser Snfalien, ipel6e berbrannten.
= gia9 elmer gep 0prfer 9epeine
begann am 3. Elm boni Sefretdr Solger
ernannter IusI9ub, iuel6em Ii Be,
ante bes S6abamtsbepartements beige
seben, bas im oortigen llnterl6aBanlte
befiaOli9e 0ele sn sd6len. uas gef6ez
ben muB, e1e Der ileuernannte unter=
| i6abmeiiter Iein 9lmt antreteu fam.
gs maiien ettpa 800 Sonnen Silbcr
unb stpar 26,000,000 Silberbolars
unb Der &eIt in S9eioemiinSen, $751;
100000 in Golo unb $4,000, 900 in
paperselo uno Silbercertificatsn ees
5dhlE iuerben.
= SIN Cattle @arben sa gteto Sort
ber6aftete ein SilfslnarIbal brei beufId,e
Gajiitenpallagiere unb 5par einen BON,
9ampfer oMoiel" Namens Garl pf=
finger, alias 9fettinmeDsr, aus Bremen
unb atpei bonn 9ampfer y0aberlane"
Namens 9lntoH Wiuggentbal aus gaierl
uno Soiepb S6wab, alias 8riebrid
Waltmann aus 9lntiperpen. SleIe ore}
| foaen anl IS. b. 80. in g8irel 60 ii
SeutI6lano bel eillem Serrn SDbann
9orn einen @inbru6 beriibt uno 90:
GOO Wlalf seifpblen 81 ba6en. Sn
Gefdngniiie tpurben Die Yer6afteter
unterIu6t unb man fanb bei Yfiltinge1
44l6, bel Muggentbal 200 unb Be
S6ipab 2432 Wtarf in Golo. Wtar
glaubt Die Srei ieien profeilionsmaBig'
Diebe uno Ginbre6er, ba mebrere ge
| fabrlide 98afen unb Wtelier unter if
ren Saden gefunoen ,puroen.
Sn Milwaufee puroen flint Siege
unter Der 2lnfla9e perbaIiet. jung
meibe Wdsden perfiibrt gu baben. gier
| Wdb6en, fdmmtli6 unier IA Sabrei
puroen in bic BON Der Negerin Gmmt
SmallluooO sebaltene Qaiterb6ble selod
uno oprt berfiibrt,
2lusl lamb.
- Don 2on6on iuirb beri6tet, bal
in Gbiielfurit ber 9eriud gema1
wuroe, in bas @rabsew6lbe Napoleon.
bes 9ritten einSubreden uno fem
2ei6e iOtuie Die BON 2Ouis 9tapoleol
gu Heblen.
= Ser preuBii6e 2anbtag ilt au
ben IA. b. 81. einberufen pproen.
- Die 8erii6te bon unterbanblun
gen tiber Die @btretung 9elgoIanos al
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Der Gatalcs Der
Pleasant Valley Nursery

ii jest ftrtis unb tpirb BET Ginlsnouns Der abreHe
Ssbermann frti iuatftidt pertfn. Uebet Doll
office. Gpuntp unb Staat senau an.
Sober Saue> unp JarmbsHbsr Der Yiume,
Sirduher, Ssten. Roisn, SlumsnJmtbtln &c. Be,
barf, follis i'm 9eitt msines Goialpses fsin. 81.
bet msine grfift Gutursn. unb bic in tsmleIber
usesiprohsnen Grfabrunssn on. ste Jbr 9tlttl.
lnretn ma6t
Der gatalOs fur 8Iumen uns glasbsaspHan.
sen tpirb I'm }etruar ,rihsineu.
2Snt. Naoaut,
S,1lwsm @uilin, GJas.
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La. ST..

Die eeuiitana StaatslOttsris 1T Sic eiaata., bt,
p,n benz SoIte enbofEyt wa.se
2cuIIiatla Gtate 2ptterD So.
Gi,iss Snaut wurbe int Sabre 1853 fur Gy.
stebaass> unb QBoblibdtisteits >5pefe BON br
StaatslssisIatur sefes!ia i,eorpprirt nit einsm
.insn aslerpsfonb Don $3.50 900 bis,sasiaaMt M bsi.
Dura Elm absrfam saeli6ea. Betuu narbea ibrs
Rshte Elm a9sil b9t aesenipdrtsea 5taats,un>
ltttltlpn, anasnpmmea On 2. December 1879.
Sbre srobsn 9iebuusen sun sinsslnen
aummern fabea mOnailida iiatt. NienaIs wirt
cine 9isSune sssfteben. Ran lsfs naafulssatt
preisssrteeluna.
@rcBs menatli&e 3iebuns Der
Classe 3
iHRtE SrIsans Dis1aaa ben IA. asesuer 1889.
gae anlsrs sirfiissn aietuns.n Rnben itatt unter
Iufiidt uns Sci uns Der @snsrdlt
O. O. geaartgara usn ghniseauA aua
gahaI g. @arIgMon a'irginieu.
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Mscts Silt asse Soaie tef0rosrt bic
Wsreaunl.
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(gurtfebuns frIgt.l
@rp EeS 8 ct en- Il.

Simmtlide Tairs seben ibre erteu
Brd,lien unb ipe5ieGsn Serbienit= Webai<
len Dem Sopfen Bitters alS oer rein.
lten unO belten Santilsr=M Msbj3in in Der
Welt. gDir fSanen bieie aus5sidnnns
nnt tiai9erh ba toir tpihen. saB fe eins
in ieosr 5inidt peroiente 1T, Das Vit=
tirS III jekt In ben StaatssTa:rs auise=
felt, uno mir ertbeilen Sebermaun ben
8atb, balielbe Su ptcbiren. Wan leie
Wsiteres lieriiber in elmer anoertn Spale
ts
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Detroit 1ree prefj pom I8. San

8etbsimer Bros. batsn ioeben Elm Gar.
lcao pon Hetbs Silt Gest 1onte etbalttn.
Differ artifsl osrtauil fd lsbr RAID unb
70 mub 70 aud lsiu. esnn ss III ptns 3psi.
fsl Der bslte artlsl isiuer Dirt, bsr js elm.
ssfnbrt wurbt, uno bat niht lsinss @lei.
hsn. Sur bas bette Material mirp ~
Nsees Silt gpee Ionle psrwaubt.
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1857 geminpe int 8strass ssH $Il0,40t
pS- Inirassr fir Nssnten. foNie 8aten far
gluts t6nnen nur III Der Office In 9tew> Orleans
esa,aht werben.
Weesa Gnfprmaioa %. Bsfitllrnasg fdretbt mex
as Ut. u. Daupbiu,
Sfsp Srlsans 60
gbmaro mpcre. asent, gfs Sputoa ii. IesQuta
StraBe, Gan anerip.
Nabsrss erfabr. man bei Grnll &ilde,
sessulber Der 9oiioffef, Gan Intonto.
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1i
dali2e Ereie wreHe
erIGetnt
Ilt i uu Ausulbne oes Spnntags
unb fcItet
$1,000 fit oas Sa9r Uoer $3.50 fur
3 Wicnat.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04

must be queer genius. As to shoot
ing and otherwise numbering people
who disagree with him, that is nothing
for it is only natural for the vivacious
Central Americans to indulge them
selves in this way, but he is accused
OF whipping ladies publicly, stripping
them and hanging them up in nest
with grass over them which the COWS
were led.up to eat, and similar atroci-
tise An Austrian was once han
died severely in historical fashion by
the drayman of Barclay. Perkins &
Co., the great London brewers. 1t
would be odd if Barrlos experienced
similar rude justice here.
Hole and corner societies are al
ways in danger of a bust up, and that
is one check on monopoly. The
railroads are eternally cutting rates
on the sly, then openly, and SO on.
1t is the same with the steamship com.
panies. They solemnly get together,
and every now and then break out
into fight. Then when the fight
worries them, they get reconciled on
ly 10 come together again. The
brewers are the last to come together
again in this business, as the Modera-
ton Society has been Analysing their
beer, and now the brewers are tremb-
ling in their boots, or at least some OF
them, lest their analysis should be
published. One of the honest ones
is anxious to give his receipts and get
the benefit of the enormous free adj
vertising. This will possibly break
up the association which is power
full one, with features OF mutual help,
etc., which are admirable in many
respects but deficient in one circum
stance that it is used to cover the
misdeeds Of minority of brewers
who adulterate their liquor.
RADIX.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04

spite is at the bottom of the action of
The Lever in its fight against Jerome;
spite of a purely personal character,
such as we repeat is beneath the
character and dignity of a paper such
as We believe the editor really means
The Lever shall be. That it would
be "dire calamity to permit the
election of Democrat to the Office
of Governor" to the cause Of total
abstinence we do not doubt, yet we
fear that the policy of The Lever is
tending in that direction, and if its
policy was to become the action of
the temperance voters of Michigan
that result would be most sure to
follow. But fortunately, the temper
ance people of the State are gener-
ally sensible men, and they know the
future success of all reform measures
depends on the continued success of
the Republican party, and will vote
accordingly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
From Our Own Correspondent.
New YORK, JULY3I, 1882.

New YORK, JULY3I, 1882.
Outheroding Herod, the sun has
been slaughtering our children during
the last few days and still each dawn
breaks with fiery fervor. The centen-
NAL year had some pretty hot weather,
which lasted good while, but it was
not of killing quality. The air in our
streets, baked as to sidewalks and
walls, is like the blast from a furnace.
Two hundred deaths a day from the
heat alone is pretty heavy average.
1t is weather for cautious feeding,
working, and, above all drinking.
Hotter than the weather, if possible,
are the feelings Of the several hun
dreds of members of the so-called
Turf clubs, where the initiation fee is
81 and there is an ironclad oath which
discounts the obligations of the
Carbonari. These cheerful establish
ments have been raided by Comstock
the famous man with nose for mast
mess, and the club members are dis
consulate. Some lucky hits are made
sometimes, Of course, or they would
not be patronized, but there's plenty
of cheating. The latest development
has been the accusation by promi-
nent bookmaker of Walton, the
"plunger," whose systematic method
of making enormous presents to jock
eys nearly earned him public horse
whipping in England. His practices
hitherto have been supposed to be
within the law, however exceptionable
but the charge now is that he has de-
liberately had horses ''pulled." If so,
l hope he'll land in State Prison.
We have a rich jackass who gets
together lot of judges and other en-
inent swells of literary renown and
they transmogrify themselves with
gorgeous costumes and earn mag
nihcent banquet by aiding in some Of
the most absurd mummeries. The
latest exploit was the marriage of the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, all in the
most classical style. The costumes
worn by the select performers were
worth a small fortune, and the time
wasted by really eminent men in pre-
pairing for this solemn childishness
would have sufficed to earn another.
Barrios, the President Of Guatemala
is here. What his particular caper is
can't say. The dailies have found
dozen motives, of which selling his
country is about the least, provided
he could deliver it after the sale. II
half that is said about him is true he
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04
The Ministerial Crisis in France

Inc Ministerial Crisis in France.
On Friday night vote Of censure
was practically passed in the French
Assembly on the ministers and they
have resigned. Yet they have no one
but themselves to blame for this state
of things. what it means is plain
enough. The French people are
angry and disguised at the tickle,
hesitating and pusillanimous course
which the Government has pursued
ever since the trouble in Egypt cul-
minated in a resort to arms. The
whole world has been sneering and
laughing at them; so down the Cabi-
net goes by the decisive vote of 45o
to 75-when a vote of credit to help
to protect the Suez canal is asked
for. This safe and inglorious share
of the work was not at all to the taste
of the nation, and a Government
that was only willing to do so little is
not considered worthy of confidence.
M. de Freyconet and his fellow min
listers have not damaged the prestige
of France SO much in this matter as
the Germans did some years ago, but
they have taken a long step in that
direction, which every Frenchman
wherever he may be found will be
proud to know has been most Justly
and most sternly rebuked, much to
the credit of the whole people of
France.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04

The wheat harvest is now SUBJ
stantislly completed. The crop is
simply immense. The weather dur
ing the harvest has been perfect and
the crop was never secured in better
condition. A fair estimate places
the average per acre in Shiawassee
county at IS bushels, but threshers
think it is likely to exceed that
amount and say 80 would be nearer
the true figure, but it is probable they
over estimate, as only the best lots
have as yet been threshed, and very
few of these. The probable crop in
the State is estimated at $4,000, ooc
bushels, which, on the Monday basis
of seller all the year, would represent
at least, s35,ooo,ooo. Not bad
showing for one cereal in State
where agriculture is as diversified as
it now is in Michigan.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04

Post and Tribune "The Repub-
lican papers OF the State are almost
unanimous in condemnation of the
attack made in the Grand Army
Journal on Senator Ferry"
That is just as it should be. No
matter whether man is for or against
the candidacy of Mr.. Ferry for the
third term, it is an admitted fact that
he has made very fair Senator, that
he is Republican true and tried,
even if he did make financial
blunder in 1873, and in every way
man worthy of public confidence,
and any such assault upon him as
that made in the Grand Army Journ-
al is simply scandalous.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04
ReDublican State COnUen'
tiOI1.

A Republican State Convention to nominate STAT, |,
officers and for the transaction of other business will
be held at the Opera House. in the village of kala-
mazoo, on Wednesday, August 3oth, 1881, at II
O'Clock a. III.
Rapds Nav ROTH 1876, every county will be entitled
TO one delegate for each 500 of the total vote cast Tor
Governor at the last State election I'm 1851 ana one
add;tional delegate for every fraction of 800 votes
but each organized county will be entitled to at least
one delegate. ,u.
Under resolution of 1858 no delegate VIII be en-
titled to seat in the convention who does not re-
side in the county he proposes to represent
In accordance with resolution adopted at pc
troit June 23d, $780, the secretary OF each county
of the state Central Committee, by the earliest mail
after the delegates to the State convention are
chosen certified list of such delegates as are en-
HIP BALDWIN, Chairman.
O. IA PARTRIDGE Sec. pre- tenn.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81, 1852.
Looking over the city from the dome
of the Capitol the eye is attracted by
a large brown building, about ten or
twelve squares to the west, which
stands in the midst of large park.
Its lofty turrets, diamond-paned win
dows winding drives and handsome
trees remind one of a lordly English
castle and surroundings. Almost adj
joining it, on the southeast side, is
large, fiat building of much more
modern appearance. The first is the
Smithsonian Institution, and the Sec
ond the National Museum. Aside from
the Capitol, the city contains no places
of greater interest, or more worthy
the attention of visitors.
The Smithsonian Institution was
the generous gift ofan Englishman.
James Smithson, an English chemist
and mineralogist, dying in 1890 left
$780, 900 to the United States Cover
nment with which "to found at Wash
ington, under the name of the Smith
sonian Institution, an establishment
for the increase and diffusion of knowl-
edge among men," In 1876, in &C
cordance with the provisions of this
bequest, the Institution was organized
by congress, and all objects of natural
history, geology, and mineralogy
belonging to the Government were
placed in its charge. This collection
small at first, consisting only of the
articles obtained during the Wilkes
exploring expedition-has increased
with great rapidity, additions being
continually made by private contribu-
tons and requests and through Ma
tional surveys and explorations. The
industrial exhibitions Of the country,
especially that of the Centennial, have
also furnished very considerable
share, so that at the present time the
exhibit is very large and interesting
one. In the way of natural history
there are great many specimens OF
birds and small animals, classified ac-
cording to species and labeled. In
one section, for example, may be seen
all varieties ofrodents, from the beaver
dcwn to the tiniest field mouse. In
another, all kinds of humming birds.
But the collection of the large ami
mails is not so complete, the lion,
elephant; tiger, rhinoceros, hippota.
mus, and many other being en-
tirely unrepresented. The geological
and neurological exhibit is very good,
owing to the numerous surveying ex-
petitions undertaken by the Govern
ment, each of which pours its discov-
cred treasures into this store-house.
In addition to these, the Institution
possesses many interesting curiosities,
Arms and armors, tools and ornaments
Of various savage and half-civilized
nations, antiquities of different coun.
tries, Indian and Chinese idols Egypt.
ian and Indian mummics, the Egypt
ian believed to be three thousand
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04

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