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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-21
S. Mayer 4 Son,
&fe Commerce un6 9faparrD<StrdBf
gegeniber @rpD8' Danf.
.S0of @QQrf1t
s. @ef@aft.

@triimpfe unb Strunpfwaaren fnb
in folder Mustpabl bDrbanben, ipie in
in feinem anbern plab Der 6tabt.
unter5eug
fir Damem uno Ginoer aller Nrt au ben
billigiten preifeu. Bargains in feinen
un6 orbindren g8aaren fino ftets Sll
fin6en.
9anbf@ube
in @eioe, 9albieioe unb 8aumpolie,
@lacebanbi1ube in pra1tpOllen Gars
ben in rei1fter NnsiDabl.
Infer 8orratb in
Sonnen. unO &esenf6irmea
bietet ales bisber 9ogeipeiene. 9eue
Gaeons unb aug ben beiten St0ffen.
WeiBmaaren
als NanIoofs, Organbies, Saconnets.
2einen 2amns, seitreift, carrirt, ges
bliinnt unb einfa@.
2einenz unb Baumuolh hDffe
fur ben 9ausgebraud.
gllle Stoife leinene. balbleinene unb
baumwoaene fils 8ett. Sil1 &c. linb iu
ieeli1er Breite auf Eager. SiI6Dedeu.
Serpietten ullb 9anotfder zine Speeio=
litdt; in allen S5arben unb @r0Een.
@ir 0feriren Bargains III @axsinen
ano 8erbdnsen.
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Ntfreb er,dblte in rents @orten ben
wuncerburen @ntwidelunsssans, ben bas
Talent SoIepbS sencmmen uno mie es
fid troe aler ltnsunft Der Ssrbdltnilie
Babn sebrrden bate: Seben @p. Was
iefdt, bas 1T audi @iner bon benen, bic
lid aus benz tiefiien @leno emporgerun-
gen baben burd eisenes Geroienlt, bsnn
1ein Talent uno leine Stanbbaftisfeit al=
lein baben ibin enblid Sreuape unb llns
teriiutuns erwprben!
Sie baben 9ieAt. Dielenl @enie mug
@eleSenbeit segeben weroen, Fdb gu ent.
mifeln unb bo3u reiden Sbre Wtttel bei
Sbren lonitiseu Ysrpflidtungen nidt aus.
Sd ibernebme bic 9lusbilouns oieies
WenIden nit alien, mas ba5u se96rt.
2a1en sic ibn fcmmen, icbalo Sic mol
len. St blidte auf bas Bib nno BON
bieiem auf alireb: gIllo bas mar tbre
0fadbarin? Cine sefabrlide 9tadbare
idaft furwabr! @r fdaute alfreo nit
einem unenblid moblrollenben 2ddein an.
Dieter JAP ernlt gu goben. 2aiIen Sie
mir bas Bib tis morsen pa, i'd pi(l es
oer SSnisin 3eisen, bat Der S1nis bisfret
ablenfeno. llno alfred perneiste iid 5us
1liu,menb.
Der aSnis ieete iid, idob Oas @ilb
in's redte 9idt Dor lid bin unb iaste
bunn persnast: Go, 5err 2anbratb,
nun la6en sic uns an bic @eidafte Ses
ben, beginner sic Sbrea Sortras.
Nlfreo iab ibn iiterraidt an.
Sa 10, ia persob ibnen gu iasen, mari
ber Wipnar4 leidt bin. bab Sic morsen
Die grnennuus gum 9anpratb tefcmmen
mercen. @ie mlNen einen Gitel baben,
Der cr mir mSglih madt, Sic nit her
5eit On Die Spite ter Yrrpin3ialpsrwals
tunS in Sltpr. gu itelen. SD weiB foobl,
ba5 Sic uuf bers!eiden niAts seben, aber
es 1T bod npthwenbis Der 6crn. balber.
(Gcrtfebuns folGt)
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Dameu= unb Rinberbite,

9amen= unb Rimberbiite
iopie 8ounets ieoer Mrt. Wir fibren
fol9e gu alien 9reiien bon 20 Gents Bis
25 Dollars. llnstpeifelbaft miro Sc
bermann ettpas neues finoen, tpas bier
nod 1li6t geieben tporben 1T. 5peeielle
9lufmerfian,feit 1T
&leiberfoffen
eenibmet. Sir 81 fann man cine
&obe fir cine Dame nber ein Sinh fauz
fen, elegantere 81 2, 5, 10 uno 20 Ool=
lar. 6p1feine &oben bon $40-75
iino in grObter 4usmabl 5u finoen.
Gertige 9amenfleiber
in 9albmolle, Wolle unb Geibe neue=
fer Mooe.
Sei6enifoffe
iegli1er Garbe un6 Qualitdt, bonn leid)=
tefen Saffet big gum f6meriten 8rofat
unb Noiree antique aus ben rennpnl=
mirteiten Gabrifen 6rantreibs, Deutid=
lambs, Der Shmei3 unb 9iirfei, BON 40
Gents bic Yarb an aufipdrts. Us lobnt
1i9 Ger Wiibe bieiem Oepartement Be-
iOnbere 9lufmerflamfeit su idenfen.
Saf9entii6er
in 1000 perf6iebenen Mfuitern unb
Qualitdten gu ben bllligffen preifen.
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(Gcrtfebuns folGi.)

= Cine 8efanntma0ung in Der
Quincp u8ermania" beranlaBte mid,
nit Or. Muguit S0nig's $ a M
burger Sropfen einen 8eriu9 gu
MAIDEN. Sd lit lange Sabre al I'm
beroauli6feit. gia6oem i6 ole nur
mDglideu Mittel, obne jegl0en bleiben=
ben grfolg angetpanOt bate, fam i'd an
Or. Muguit &6nig's 6am bur-
ger SrDpfen. Na6 Ie0smDnatliGem
Gebrau6e NOR i6 gdnSli6 berseiteat.
Sd balte ieitber bieie MeOisin INNER
in meintm 6aule unb empfeble bieielbe
mO ii6 @elegenbeit bietet. 9luguit W.
Mebel, yfaupop eSQs.
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*gs 1T mogii6, baB oieie giotis elmer
9ame in bic 9dnae fd1t, Die franfli9
1T, uno 10 Diel f6on in ibrem Seben
ausgebalten bat, bab iie su Dem pailus
gefommen iit, tpo fie iagt: uWem ni6t
gu belfen 1T, Der mub eben lei6en. ="
Sas 1T freili6 mabr, 10 iueit es gebt
aber es 1T bod AUDI m6gli6, bab Sic
ein gerieben gema6t babel, Denn Sic
geOa6t, baB nur our6 Ier5te &uren ge=
ma1t tperben f6nnett, unb ebe Sic ii6
gan5 ber3peifelt Sbrem S6idial iibera
lafen, follten sic lieber Srau 2poia 6.
pinfbam's 3rduter=Mii6ung probiren,
bic iebt allgemeines Wunber erregt, unb
Sic iperoen 0ann iid ielbit BON Der
9eilfraft 6ieier prdparation iiberseugen
f0nneu.
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weroen ben, Nunoe perlieben ourd
6 O z @ d O N T !,
inc Geriibntte Srnu pbne Sftel /!
(slus benz m9oiton GIebe.")


eerren Gesaftenre!
Sas Sbiee 1T ein eutes Bib pon Trdn2pbia 9.
TintAom aus Spnn, MAIL, bic M IT aIs irsenb cine
anbere 6raain gSaDrbeit ben Iumen ber u5rauen<
lreanbin" ben piele ibrer Gorreiponbentinnen iDr
10 gerne beiIcgen, perb;cnt. Sic iuieinet ic5 nit
benz 9r6bten Gifer ibrer arbeit fpeI9e Iestere bas
&eilItat eines IebensIdnslben Stubiums lit, rub
1T se;ioungen feds gfiiftentinnen iidb III baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic aussebreitete gorrefponSens,
peI9e pon alien Seiten ibr sufiebt anS Doll benen
cine issIide tb<e ipesieae aeibensIait ober ibre
5rsnbe bapon befreit su fein, tunbgiebt su beants
wurten. Sbre 4fansen ardparation lit Elm SeiIz
nittsI tar sutc unb ni3t fit b5ie Swede. SD babe
Yerton!irt btes anspefnnben unb bin DON ber gSabrz
belt befen mas i'd jage, lber;eugt.
@eaen biejerwoR oRlbeIuieisnen gigenfdaften fuirb
lie ppn ben beitea @ersteu bes 2arbes entpfobIen
niib perf4riebcn. = Giner pon biefen faet: p9ie
Ntrtung TT mnitberbar unb erfpdrt pieles 2eiben.
sic furirt pouildnbg bic f limnite Dirt MutterIeib
Mbfauen, seneoTree, nnre regelmdbige unb fdmer;=
ltde monatlitbe 9einignng, iebe @rt Samensaranfs
8IutabEas, iebe art @erietung unb bic barauf foIs
genben &idcnmarfbe jd ioerbeii, unb ift befonbers
aniuenbbar sur Belt bes Sebenswe6feIs."
aS Sssfs ss ssass Mss ssssn as sss
Qraft etn. S9pd6e, 8ldhiubt, 9rang mad 9teiss
niitttln unb gtagent4wdde pifo iesetseit 6aburd5
absebolfen.. Sic ieteiltaat9wcunrgen aorffdmers
Sblafofgfeit, Gbrattung un6 itnperbaalidfeit.
Sene9 Ueflbl gdnslt9er Grit6pfung, ipeIdbes
Gtmersen tnb MidenIeioefl sur ol9e Eat, ift ftets
poaitdnbis prriiber mad Gebrau9 bieies Seiimits
te!e SeberSeit unb uiiter allen itmi.dnben 1T bic
g8irfangin ponidnbsem llebereintonimen init benz,
tent weibli9en aDrperiyitem unterliegenben geies.
Der greisi nur 81. % 6lafde, IS. fir EIafd,ei
asnS wirS pon alien Mpotbetern perfauft. SrgenS
1pel9er gatb fir fpe3iele Sale, uub bic 9aner pon
Dielen bic bnrd anwenSuila ber pFansen Rif6ung
1pifber uouitdnbtg bergeite iupr6en, fann man non
grs 9 in ibrer gripdt sabrefIe, 2pnn, Naf, erbaIs
ten. glan fige goitmarfe sur Beantmorfuua bel.
Uegen Meren Bei6merben Bet beiben @efdIeds
tern ie Sieie @ifGung uniibertreffbar rpie sabls
retbe 8engnifis berreifen.
ngtrs. 4lnfbam's aeber sinen," iagt elm Gorres
ipcnbent, rfnb bic been in ber Belt aS SeiImitteI
geaen @eritopfung, @alenbei9meroen finb 2ebe,
Gritarrung. sybr 1Iut geiniger brinat ggunz
peran @erte unb td srpetfIe nit fpirb balS ebenfo
berhbmt unb popular ietn wie bic qfar5cn Srdpa=
fatfon."
Gin Sober mub bieie 5ram aIs eiren Gnabcn
Gngel anieben, Seren einsiser @anf9 III gnberen
gut ~ fbun.
philadelphia, ga. w mrs. u. 81. ..
.HN1aAaG ~
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sg @ine g Bbptograpbie lit cine
Grinnerung fiirs ganse 2eben nno fern=
tpoDnenbsn 8erlpanbten fann man feline
gr6Bere Greube bereiten, als ipenn mon
ibnen feline Photographic iiberididt. s.
3mbn & Co., Norbtpeit=gde pomMain
plaSa, fertigen brillante 8ilber an.
Sbre @auerie 1T pompos eingeri1tet
uno nit ben neuefen Npparaten beries
ben. 30,1 ,6Wlt
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Ein nend,tetpr 9fr.f nnr

= Gin geadteter Mrst bon grie, 3d.,
Or. &obbins, wel6er Mitglieb elmer
bortigen 2oge bes Gr0ens Der r8er.
Nrbeiter" iit unb elm bobes Nmt i'm Or
ben befleibet, ift bon Der Suprem.2oge
belIelben bes Mtbeismus angeflagt tpor=
ben, unb atpar BON feinen 2ogenbrii=
bern. Wfan glaubt, baB er aus bem
Srben ausgeftDBen merben pirb.
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Ser aspitpfftee Grdla,.ae,

miners & Yeterfon gigen-
tbiimer, fihrt bic beiten Weine, gbam=
pagner, Wisfies, 2iqu6re, feines Bier,
einbeimii1e unb importirte Gigarren.
9as 2ofal iit luftig unb gerdumig unb
8iaaroipieler Finben mebrere Slide Der
beiten Gabrifen oes 2anbes. [1,2,1S
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Yalat:Salnm II. 8illaros&alle
go. 10, Solebabiirabe. u. StraBbur=
ger 8eliser. 6 Billiards neueiten StD=
les. 9enr bic beifen 2iqu6re, Mbisfies,
Weine, frii6es Bier unb Gisarren. Dim
2un6eounter Die ausgetodblteffen Se=
lifatellen. Sreier 2unb ieoen Morgen
bon 10 Bis II lbr.
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Wntter! Wmtter! Wlntter !!
gDertet ctr tes Natbts aeIiSrt wercen

sBerfet Ser nes Natts 9eltort wereen
uno in gursr Nuse rnttrtrodsn burh bas
SGreien zines fraafen Rinnes, petGss
Samesssn pom Durdbrehsn Der 3dbue
lsioet? ST. 60 Ter Ual, 70 fanit cine
Ulaias Don Mrs. g8inslcws Soo.
tbtna SYrup. gr wiro ben armen
Sisinen fofcrt pom fsinen Shmsr3en ts.
frsisa. Man perlalIe nt barauf. ss billt.
80 III teins Nutttr auf Grpsn, bic ss per.
lu1te unb gud niht mittt.ilen wiirse, ba6
es bic Ginsswsice rssulirt, ben 6leinen
9Ifs unb 0eiuntbtit uno ter Wuttsr
Nubs periGafFt, pab es wis 3aubfr wirit.
Das Mttsl II iibsr In alien 0allsn unb
anssnsbm BON GslGmad ss miro pca
sinsr Der alisifsn uno tefsn Dcetorinusn
In ben Ser. Standardization. llstsr.
d ~ baten,Oie 6lafds ,u 25 CENTS.
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aSm. $. Ontteriibe & Co.,
g}lumbers unS 0ns esitters.

1856 Of 9ouitnnliraBe, San 9lntonio.
8aoepannen, Sturabdber, WaiIerclp=
fets, Marmorplatten, @ummiIdldu1e,
Ylei= unb @iienr0bren, 8ierapparate
unb @asfirtures aller 9rt. 1,15i
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Nsines glHt erbdtt Die @elunbteit
Or. Nders Glupo @lirir" wirb BON ben
terrOrruSenblten ger5tsr empfohlen. gei
ans Apcthe,ern gu taten.
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6tmrY's garbel. 9albe.

Gle ia bic bsas Saltt far Sdnit.s,
8sulsn, Nusialas, @sldwiirs. Sal,rhsu.
maiismus. aufssfprunsens 5anhe. GItsr.
unssn, 5ubnsrau8tn une aae 5auitranf.
bsitsn, SommrFsdsn une UlitsGsr. Man
fanis 5enrp's GarbolIe Salbe neil aQs
anbersn 8dli6unen nnp. Yrsis 25 Gents.
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: Serr g. %. Seilions BON gnnis,
Seras, fagt: sd babe 8rolpn's gis
iens8itters gebrall6t unb fann es auf
bas Warmlie empfeblen."
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Dr. Greens SrYssnatse 8ittsrs ~
has bette 5silmitttl fir Gyspspfa, 0ai.
lsnlsiren, Malaria, llnptrpaulthtsii unp
6rauttsiisn tes 8!utfs, Der Hisrsn. qstss.
Saut &c.
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Or. RATS eebtrptuen finb bic
btfsn eatbartllfsn 8seulatorfn.
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gBas Sdnbei unb ps uhr Waaren anbe 10 gauben be-
publum
worben it, gBr abe ebermann pea Dan aaren be-
iitigen uno ii6 bonn @eIagtn u ibsreugen.
.. Maper& 9 bM
gde Commerce uMS Naparo5roB se9euiber Groos Want.
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Slaue Tlame4=2(msiige.
200 &nsiige BON $40 an aufmdrts,
Tarbe garantirt. gu baben Bel
Yancoaft & Sobm.
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Durncs Gatarrb SYrup
bsili ole gfstiioHsn Gee SaIIss. Goples
une Shiuapes.
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6. $. Miller, Mbplelaler uno
&etailbanoler in Garben, Selen, Mn=
1trei6ermaterialien Gpmmereei eitraBe,
San Nntonio, empfeblt iein groBes
Eager in bielen Nrtifeln gu Stem Oorf
preiien uno ma6t gans beion6ers auf
ben gemablten 8orratb bon 8ilbern :.
@bromos, &upfer= unb @tabIfi1en,
Selgemdlben un6 Phanta}ie 0ilbern
aQer @rt, ferner auf bic gei i6nadpo0e
Nuswabl bon 8iloertabmen Der aller=
mooernfen 6orm unb aaf bic 9laes
umfolienben 3ei6nenmaterialem auf=
merfiam. Nle Muftrdge fiir irgenb cine
bet obigen 8ran6en tperben prompt
ausgefilbrt; Silber BON ieber Gr6Be ein=
gerabnlt unb alle 9lrbeiten m0gli11t
idnell unb gut beiorgt. Die in 6as Sad
ftflaaen.
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- Wer feinen Seinben seseniber
f6 f6tpa6 seigt, miro itets biefelben
in geniigenoer Nnsabl baben." @s 1T
am beiten fi6 1tarf allen anbern Sell
mitteln gegeniiber 5ll seigem, unb ais
tpabren Treunb nur Sierenfraut an3u=
feben, oenn oas 9ebtere tpirb ieberSeit
bic qudleuoen Teinbe Der @eiunbbeit,
cine eritarrte 2eber, 8erftopfung, 9ia.
betes, gol6ene Mber, franfe Nieren unb
Magen beadbmen fonnen. Wfan fann
bieies 9eiImittel in fliiiiiger iotuobl tpie
in trodener Gora ieberaeit Daben.
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Spmptpms elmer
Il mt + d tt0ett = E b er.
Ulansct AT appetif, Gebarm gerftcpfuns,
Shmersen I'M Stopf nit eitem bunpfen @efiihl
i'm Sinterfcpfe, SGmer;cn inter ben S6ulters
tidttern, auf9etriebeniein nab benz Giieti, init
4bueiaiina gegen iebe fSrperlid5e pber 9eiifise
Tb1ttafeit, rei;bareSEemperainen tr;iteS Sfint>
ntuua nit benz teicnceren @efible, irgenb
eiue Stlieaenteit pergefieu Su baben, Riirig>
feit. Wirre, Sersflcpfen, Buntte brr BEN Mu9eii,
aeIbe Sauf, iiberbaupt 3upffd,nterSen ebertal6
bes red,ten Mnges, iinrnbiser Shlaf NIT be1ngs
itiaenosn Trdun,eii, fart sefdrtter nrin nnS
q E + frpfmtt q.
Euffs . tIIen tine fpc,iea fur niefe 1dne
bereifrf eiusDpf78 pcrnrfad1f efnen td,en 9xeds
leI fm 8efinben, BAT Der &etbente erffdnnt A..
Gtevernetvtn ben Appetif tnn peruriaoen WIetids
aufae, pa Der aorpsr gendbrf unp rnrd TIRE fgnid,e
4Hirfana auf fntesS<rbduunss aaue ein Aeimdtls
aer &fubIeaua bsrrorserufen iuirn. greis . gents
Imff'S s. air . y {.
@rnue 6adre eper o ar pereen eureb elm einsiees
anttraoen tttfer aarbe An gldHgene iamarten
rerpamnett 6te pereib eus natrIibe Gnrbe uno utrt
augeutiidti gu perfnueu In apetbefeu ooer rirn na
Guipfnng bon 81 nuret Grpreb perianpt
Sff7ce as Dfurrau Ztreef, 1fetpsN)orf.
<Dr. InffS UldStfd rerfbpcner nnterretiureen unnl
lnabtt4eeepte rp, usrp aufgeriangen fret perienosU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

Judge Doyle has received his commits
sion and took his seat in the Supreme
Court of the State Tuesday.
Senator Pond has again tried his hand
at framing liquor law. He would have
the traffic taxed, but leave out the bond
feature.
Between John Sherman and local Op-
tiOn, Charley Foster, and anything to
beat the Democrats, the pTOhibitiOnists
and the tax men and the license men,
the lot of the Republican statesman is
not a happy one.
Corn is ten inches high in Southwest
Georgia and snow Is three feet deep in
Northern Maine and Vermont. Lucky
Vermontersl They don't have to race
their legs off and split their thrOats
bowling to scare crOws.-BOstOn Post.
The Republican party gets no better
fast, and what could be expected of a
party which has employed person of
the name of Pugsley to cure it of the
malady it is down withP The name
fOrbids the expectation of any great
policy.
Extremes meet, and royalists and So
cialists in France join hands to make
trouble. Every way is the gain Of the
legitimists. Whether the communists
kill the Republicans, or the Republi-
cans the rOyalists, either way makes
their gain.
1t may be a good rule that works both
ways, but 1t is very poor party policy,
as our esteemed Republican friends will
find out when they have had more ex-
perience with the Pugsley double ender
resolution, which rifles" all factions
and satisfies none.
: The Ohio Senate doesn't appear to ap-
preciate Mr.. Pugsley's prescription for
all the ills the Republican party is heir
to. Some members think IL too strong,
and others swear it is too weak, and
thus the doctors disagree while the pa
tient goes on dying.
A WoOnsOcket man in Boston who
went. to hear Mark Twain, and by mis-
take got in where Joseph Cook was lee
turing, did not know the difference.
WAS it funnyp" asked his family on
his return. "Wall, yes" was the reply,
"it was funny, but 1t wasn't so daTned
funny"
A gentleman who has been engaged
in the lumber business for forty years
is authority for the statement that the
year the Boston, Concord & Montreal
Railroad was opened wood was worth
81 a cord more at the stations along its
line than it is to-day, and he says fur
ther, that in his opinion wood grows
faster than it is used for fuel in New
Hampshire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Serious Charges Against Archi-
tect Hill.
Prominent Politicians Implicated and
Some Startling Developments
Promised.

WASHINGTON, Mch. l2.-The question
whether the Treasury Department can
legally withhold the pay of members of
Congress who owe the Government, Is
exciting considerable attention. The
first comptroller of the Treasury as
sumes It eau, and so informed the TTea-
surer in the case of Representative Och
iltree. The Solicitor of the Treasury
doubts the legality of such a decision.
He had an interview with Secretary
FOlgeT, and said it might be considered
wrong, as a matter of public policy, to
withhold the salary of q representative
of the people, as tending to Interfere
with his constitutional prerOgatives.
Secretary FOlger has the question un-
der consideration. Representative Och
iltree today has filed an argument with
the first comptroller, protesting against
his action in advising that his salary be
withheld from him until the settlement
of his accounts as Marshal of Texas.
The application for compromise of this
case for $500 has not yet been acted on.
THE CHARGES AGAINST ARCHITECT HILL.
The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided to investigate the charges against
James G. Hill, Supervising Architect Of
the Treasury, and is now considering
the best method of conducting the in
YestigatiOn.
These charges were filed about ten
days ago. while Secretary FOlger was
confined to his house. They are prepar-
ed in formal style, with specifications,
aud list of the witnesses who are said
to be able to substantiate them. SeeTe-
taTy FOlgeT declines to make public the
particulars or the name Of the charges,
or the name of the person by whom they
are preferred. The Washington Repub-
lican says: prominent men are i'm
plicated, among others are ex-Se"retary
Blaine, Senator Hale of Maine, and Ben.
f. Butler, whose names appear in con-
nectiOn with the granite contracts. Hill
think will be suspended, and the other
prominent officials to follow will be
Brooks of the Secret Service; James,
Chief of the Customs Bureau, and Judge
French, all creatures of Sherman, and
before the removal ends, probably 20
high officials Will get their quietus.
Next week promises startling develop
ments. Ex Congressman Murch of
Maine, is thought to be the one making
the charges"
Secretary FOlger declines to make any
of the facts known until the committee
he is now selecting to make the inves-
tigatiOn, has made report. The char
ges, he says, are of a very serious nature.
The party making them accompanies
the VOluminOus documents of aceusa-
tiOns with long list Of witnesses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

American mines not hail the foreign ore
as an adjunct to their business?"
81 think they do; bnt have reason to
believe that the tariff was arranged to
suit certain local interests. / see the
manager of the Burden iron works at
Troy says: "The advance duty on iron
ore is a good thing. 1t will keep out
foreign ores and will help the develop
ment OF American ores, particularly of
this State II will be remembered that
Mr.. Burden was among the parties in
teTested in the famous DannemOra iron
mine scheme. The fact Is the high
tariff Is put on to enable few men to
lay a tax on the iron industries of the
country. The Bessemer steel industries
require 100000 tons of ore annually,
and there is only one mine in America
out of 450 investigated by the Pennsyl-
vania steel works that can supply the
right kind OF ore for making Bessemer
steel, and that mine cannot supply the
required quantity. Mr.. Burdens theory
is that it ia good thing to increase the
cost of other peoples manufactures.
Mr.. Hewitt's theory is that raw materials
should be free Of duty, so as to afford
our manufacturing interests the same
advantage of cheap raw materials that
other nations have"
''DO you think foreign manufacturers
Of iron are likely to be pleased with the
new Tatesp"
Certainly. This tariff will be hailed
with delight by the English, French,
German and Belgian iron works. You
SEE our manufacturers will now be
handicapped with more duties than be-
fore, TO put money possibly In the pOck-
cts of few owners of mines at the ex-
pense Of rendering useless other AmeTi-
can mines. The fact is that most Ameri-
can iron ores contain too much phOs.
phOrOus, and they can only be made USE
full in iron manufacture by the admix-
tuTe of foreign ores. Mr.. Andrew Car
Degie the largest individual owner of
Besst mer steel works in this country,
was in favor of reduction on ore.
without the foreign ore most of the
American ore will be useless"
How about the duty on steel rails?"
"rhe tariff was reduced from $28 per
ton to $11 per ton for the finished arti-
Gle, thus giving the foreign manufac-
turer a better chance to compete with
American manufacturers with the finish
ed article, The same blunder was made
in the wOOlen trade by increasing the
duty on raw material at the imminent
risk of paralyzing the wooden manufac-
ture. But for the duty on raw wool this
city would be the WOODEN mart of the
world"