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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

9lusfmnft fir 9amen. MGes iiir
cine 9ausbdlterin Wini6ensmertbe
fann man bur6 bas 2efen bes House
wife" fennett lernen. 9a1elbe 1T bas
billigife 8latt, bns fir 9amet1 erf6eint.
&eguldrer preis ST.. Wirb ie6er Dante
als probe Elm Sabr lang frei 5ugef9idt,
tpel6e Die. Namen unb NbreiIen pOlt 10
berbeirafbeten Srauen ober 9ausbal=
terinnen unb - 3tpeicentzStamps fir
poitage einien6et. 96rei1e.
The Housewife. &o9eifer, &C. 3.
1,3, tuplM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

aSurrtspanaens. GennD, 2luEiil
County, 13. 2tpril. Sd fibe an meirem
S9reibtif6 unb griible bariiber mad,
tDie i'd es allaufangen babe, I'm Sbnen
einige Neuigfeiten gu t1elOen. WSein
Ginneit lit aber fru9tlos, benn ba man
bier ni6t ole Sage gReuigfeiten auf Der
StraBe fiiibet, 10 geb0rt cine semiie
r&unit" oa3u, I'm bieielben gu iammeln.
-pfeffers 99ulgemeinoe bat bel6lofs
len, i9r bieBidbriges S9ulfeit ettpas
friiber gu feierrt als geip0bnli9, unb
ben 10. Mai ba3u auserleben. 9ie
8orbereitltngen ba5u Iinb bereits getrof=
fen iDoroen, uub fir allerbanb @rfriz
l6uugen, CUTE Wfuiif unb n6tbige Sros
nung auf Dem SefplaBe tDir0 geiorgt
feill llnb es getpinnt ben Nni6eiit, baB
bas biesidbrige 59ulfef ole borberges
gansenen iibertreffen tpirb. Sebermaan,
ber baHelbe beiu9en tpill, 1T ber3li1
tpiltpntmen. .-Wir baben nun aud Ell
men neuen SuBbefleibungs sGinffler be-
fommen. ST 1T erf felt einigen Sagen
bier, bat aber bereits a[le 9dnbe boll gu
tbun.-9err $. $. 2ubn, Der 2 Meilen
bon bier tpobnt, bat li6 cine 9ampf=
maI6ine bon 20 Bferbefraft bon Gin
einnati fommen laifsn.- Gin Sobn bes
Serrn &. &ees bon bier, ber ungefdbr
5 Sabre alt 1T, ipurbe BON einent l1ns
gliid ereilt. ct ritt auf einem pferbe,
6as ct ni9t gut neiltern fonnte, unb
lebteres ipdblte feinen eigeten Weg.
9obei lief es unter einem 8aulne meg,
be1em Melfe ben Gnaben berunterfreif=
ten. Ser Gnabe tpar mad oem Sale
belinnunglDs unb inuBte mad benz tds'
terli6en 0auie getragen iperben, NOS.
ielbit man gnfangs Die gr0Bte 8eiorg=
nib beste, bod gebt es iebt befer nit
bem Gnaben. - Sie bieligen Garmer
iinb HeiBig an Bet Nrbeit. &ortl ffebt
i'm allgemeinen gut, aud friib gepflan5te
8aumtpolle; bic meifte 8aumpole wirb
aber iebt eri sepflan5t. 9ln &egen bat
es uns ni6t gefeblt, eber baben mir gu
biel gebabi, ooer er ifellte ii9 5ll 5eitig
ein.-Sn gelbile berrf6en Die Maiern
siemli6l }fQrf.-@eld14fte deheu flat.
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Soften tpia Die @emeinoe ielbf 6eltrei

StDIeH tDlu ole @eMetHoe 1elolT DelItet;
ten.
Sinh bie2eute benn BON Sinnen? rie'
Haul beftig. Sa Hagen iie forttpdb:
renb iiber bic Mrmutb ibres Oorfes, Bit
ibnen feline S9ubmabregeln geitatte,
uno fol@ ein Gei6enf, fold cine Wobl=
tbat, bic ibnen ltnperbienter Weiie gu.
fd0t, tueiien fie suriid2 Das 1T ia refine
SoQbeit!
Stein, iaete &aimuno falt, es 1T nur
elm Selueis, OaB 8il.nut's Ma6t nod
groBer 1T, ais Bic @eIbliebe Der 8auz
ern.-Nlfo Oil bic Regieruns min man
fi9 lpen6en! Wenn ha lpirfli@ etipas
betui0i9t luiro, 10 fann bas Sabre ooue
ern, ltnb ieoes Sriibiabr farm Die Sc
fabr bringeu. 6aben Sic 6as ben 2euz
ten ni9t borgeifellt?
@etuiB, gmdOiger 9err, aber iie blei=
ben babei--iie tpolleit =
gtun? Spre6en Sic nur fret beraus,
Grieb6erg.
(6ortieta,.y toIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

s@linier Gtisfsls unb 9&ub De
yarfement if nun pOllifdnciS in allen
5meiaeu uub bieie Wauren rrerben 5u
0u6eTlf nisbrisen Yreiien perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

Don 1T in oem &a6en oes 20nen; er
1T Su tapTer, um es 3u iagen; aber NUT
3ebebr fann ibn rettett, tpenn ionif
ni6t eine britiI6e Qrmee ausgelan6t
iuirD, Inn i'm gu boIen. 9llgemein
alaubt man, OaB bic Weigerung, 3ebebr
Pai6a mad Sbartum gu fenben, berz
bdngniBbol SDlget baben tpirb.~ eSn
Gnglan6 ipill man aber ni1ts bon benz
eberaliger SflaOenbGnbler tpil1en.
: Berlin. Sismarf ion in elmer
llnterbaltung 5ur @rfldrung ieines8idz
tritte5 bon fetnen1 preuBii9en Minilter=
poften sefagt baben: SD bin 70 Sabre
alt, rneine Nerben iino serriittet. Ser
Selegrapb ber0ielfdltigt meine Nrbeit
ltngebeuer. SeutI9lano 1T intereifirt in
Nllem, mas in Ben 6auptitdbten iebes
San6es, Stem Oorf unb Mafbington
ni6t auSgenommen, borgebt. 9ie Welt
1T Elm Sba9brett unb i9 muB auf Die
Seuti9lano beriibrenoen 3iige bal lelbf
aufpaifen. IS 1T tebt not3nenbig, ni1t
nur bic berrf9enben pplitifer, fonbern
aud bic Srabt5ieber, Sinanciers unb
Die 9erri6en6e Meinung allentbaIben
i'm auge gu bebalten unb i6nell 5u ban=
beln auf Mittbeilungen bin, bic in gile
telegrapbirt iino. 9as &ei6sfanaler-
amt 1T feline Sinefure. Seine YHi9ten
m09ten 5ll f6ner iein fit lnan6es iiin=
geren Wantes Srdfte. Sbne Die l1nterz
ifiibung bes &aiIers f6nnte id feinen
@rfolg baben."
8erliu. 9ie p9fationals3eitung1
mel6et, baB cine 8eriammlung ber
&beinii6en &atbolifen in bieien Sagen
er6ffnet tper6en tpirO. Ser u9annpberz
f6e &ourier" f6reibt, baB Die National=
beb6r6en ittifrrirt feien, 8orfebrungen
fiir Die &eiastagstpnblelt gu treffen, mas
auf cine balOige 9lufl6iung bes &ei6s=
tages i1lieBett laI1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

Gebt nod MaDer's fir garz
gains in a(en Departments. St III
enti6lOiien, feinen alten 9tuf biQig gu
berfaufen, gu befrdftigen.
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9ent @eIbaftsperfebr

mebr 3ugdngli9 1T bic ieBige Gage Der
2ano Office BON 8. gB. 9lngle. Sn
gto. 233 g8eit Commerce Strabe bat
9err Nngle ein elegantes 2ofal einge=
ri9tet, in tpel9em er feline Sunben en1=
pfangen miro. Seine langidbrige
Sbatiefeit uno grfabrung i'm 2anbge=
f6dft befdbigt i'm, 9ieienigsn, ipel6e
i'm nit ieinem gertrauen beebren, in
ie0er 8esiebung aufrieOenauftellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

2onbon. Sn @upbrattbale bas
ben ueberf6wemmunsen groBen S6a=
ben engeri6tet, beIonoers BEL 9iarbefir
unb Gbarput.
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Al. Kahn & Co ;,

Ode Wsain Ela,a unb Deit Commerce
28,8, ,t3M Strobe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

E-llnier Nedpare Departentent flir
Dameu lam meber in aualitdt, Multern
ebsr Breiien iibertroHen percen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

sGein {ehr sroBes 9aser bon Saun=
woll.@ @inshams inb Seeriuders, ierner
cine reultanbige auswahl psn Semen
Ecile Du 9crb 5u 10, 124, IS unb 20
Geuts .bieiDarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

s@llnier 5erren.aleiser., Turniibins
@ocbs uub 0utsD Department III ausers
lelen nnb unatertreHtur in Qualitdt unb
0luftmn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-14

s@-Ginise gtad graGeler unb Sn'
grain Garpets linb nod pcrrdtbis nnt
uerten 10 geip Ocrter Scifpreifen rer'
lauFt. Man befu6e uns.
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0fbannt ltno erl6f,
@om 6. Werner.
(Gertfesuna.l

9u tpirlt je0en 9lnndberunesberiud
unerbittlid gu suriid;uipeiIen, BORT
bu, Nnna? Sd forbere es bon Dir i'm
Namen Der 8egangenbeit, i'm Namen
iener Glammeft, Die bor bier3ebn Sab:
rem unfer Dorf in NI9e legten!
Qnna 5udte 5uiammen, aber lie tpiz
beritano ni9t Der i9onungslofeil Stab
nung, itamm fenfte iie oas 9aupt, unb
eben5o tportlos legte lie ibre 6ano in
bic ausseftredte &e6te @regor's. Sbm
mar bas genug; BENT er muBte, bies
@el66niB tuerbe gebalten iuerben.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS +.
Estate of James B. Johnson, De-
ceased.

u.auan. to an ord er OF the Probat Court Of
SAT- Lake County, Utah.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN B7 I'd,
" undersigned administrator OF tie estate
Of Jas. B. johnson, deceased, to the crediti rs
of and ell persons having claims against lie
said deceased, to exhibit them, With tie
necessary vouchers, within ten months af lei
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administrator at ths banking house of Wells.
Fargo & Co., in salt Lake City. Utah, the
same beirg she place for the transaction OF
the business of said estate.
HARRY 4. DUKE,
AdrintsL atcr q; James B- johnson, de-
In The County OF Salt Lake, dated May 9Th,
1854 me-
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TfHnIr15a Goun,y Gs GF4Ui 0F Utah. }ss'
Nv. l.. Halliday, Clerk of the Probate
Court of Utah County, Territory Of Utah,
hereby certify that the foregoing Is full,
true and correct copy Of the original "order
to show Gauss why order Of sale of Real Es-
tate should not be made," and now on file in
my Office.
Witness my hand snd the seal of
said Court at Provo City, this
TsEALl 29th day of May, AID. 1884.
". L. HALLIDAY,
m31 Probate Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Ifl the Probate Court an and for Salt
Lane County, Territory Of Utah.

the L after OF the Estate of 5iIas Rich
ards. Deceased.
iursuant to an order of said Court in said
matter,
IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
\ Tuesday, the 10Th day Of June, AID. 1884,
IL am, az the Court Room OF said Court
the County Court House, in Salt Lake City
as been appointed for the hearing OF @ peti.
on Of Marion e. Brady and Silas N. Rich.
rds, praying for the admi ssson to probate of q
srtain document Herewith presented, pur-
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llas Richards, deceased, whVn and where all
ersons Interested may appear and oppose
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eters OF administration with the will an
e1ed, TO petitioners Marion FL. Brady and
las N Richards, as prayed for "a said petit
pn. RJOHN c.. CUTLER,
Az Probate Clerk,
Salt Lake GGuntv
SAT- Lake City: May &c, 1884, m27
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DENJAMIN Il. BULLOCK AND ISAAC
d Bullock, the executors of the last will
and testament Of Dominicus Garter, deceased,
having filed their petition herein praying for
an order OF sale of part Of the real estate
Of said decedent, for the purposes thereinset
forth:
It is therefore ordered by the said Court
that all persons interested in the es-
tate Of said deceased appesr before the said
Probate Court on Saturday, The 14th day Of
June, 1884, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of
said day, at the court room OF, said Probate
Court, at the Court House In Provo City,
County of Utah, TO show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said executors
to sell so much of the real estate Of the
said deceased as shall be necessary for the
purposes named in said petition. And that
a copy Of this order be published at least
once day for ten successive days, IN the
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, newspaper
printed and published in Salt Lake City,
County of salt Lake, Territory OF Utah.
WARREN N. DUSENBERkY,
Probate Judge,
Lated May %. 1884.
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BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!

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SALT LAKE g. WESTERN R'Y.

Cn and after
THURSDAY. MAY 1sT. 1884,
Trains will run as follows.
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME.
*Leaye Lehi junction at.....,........ S45 m.
Cedar Fort at......... ............ $50 -
. Rush Valley at.............,......T8-55
" Doremus at-..................... u.45
Ironton az ....................~..l2.2O pm.
Arrive at silver City at .............-..l2,40 "
Leave Silver City ................... LOO p m.
IrontoD..,. l30 "
Doremus at......................... 2.25 -
Rush Valley at............. 3G0 -
- Cedar Fort 1T t.................. 400 81
tArrive at Lehi junction at.-....... 80 .
aConnects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at Z 80 a. m.
tConnects with Utah Central train arriving
ct Salt Lake at $50 q. N. W. w. RITTER,
nar21 SUIT.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-12-12
Throw up Your Hands"

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 6.-At 1880
o'clock tonight passenger train on the Lit.
tie Rock, Mississippi River and Texas road,
coming to this city, when three miles below
here, was stopped by five masked robbers,
who switched the train, took complete pos
session and went through all the passengers.
Conductor Rice and Express Messenger
Honeycut were in the baggage car, The
robbers opened fire as they went toward the
engine, and both men were covered by re-
volvers. There were Is people In the cars,
and great excitement followed. All were
orderId to throw up their hands, and the
robbers went to work. They broke open the
express safe, aud, according to reports, g vt
$1,000, besides obtaining frem the passengers
i'm watches, jswelry and money, $4,000
more. No indignities were offered the pas
sengers. The robbers disappeared, after en-
forcing promise from the passengers not TO
leave the train for ten minutes. A strong
posse, headed by detectives, has gone in pur-
suit. The train arrived at Little Rock at
1880 d, m. #*~ -
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

The debt of Dakota is 1894 900.
Oregon is Boosting this year of its fine
grapes.
Tho city taxes of Butte aggregate over
$4,000.
Southern Oregon cattle men have had q
good season.
The total assessment of Silver Bow county
is s6,G7o,373.
Wood is plentiful In Anaconda, and sells
ut 81 per cord.
/ Green corn and ripe strawberries in the
Fresno, CAL, market.
Prescott, Arizona, is shipping cattle direct
to the Kansas City market.
The Umatilla Indians are buying and plan
ting fruit trees in Oregon.
Another paper is soon to be started la Hal :
ley, Idaho, making seven in all.
John Vivian, miner, was killed by a cave
in the Wyoming mine, Nevada City, Cal,
Tuesday.
Jesse Armitage, the Helena jeweler, has
made An assignment for the benefit Of his
creditors. ..
The emigrant rate via the Northern Pacific
railroad from Portland to Chicago, has been
reduced to $3.50.
Washington Territorys total assessment
this year is s5l ,O0s ,4S4, an increase Of over
$1,000, 900 since last year.
Stud-hsrse poker has bsen licensed by the
Sacramento authorities. One hundred dol
lars per month is the figure.
The Helena Mining and Reduction Gem
pany, at its last meeting, declared a dividend
$36 900, payable January 20, 1885.
The Drum Lummon mine is producing $50
tons of Gre per diem, which il being worked
wat In the two mills Of the COMPANY.
The commissioners OF Dawson courty have
extended the time for paying taxes without
the ten per cent. penalty until Dec. 20.
At Butte next Sunday evening Jack Waite
and Miles McNally will endeavor to pound
ono another out of shape for purse Of $3.50
. side.
The Carson New appeal says the Presi-
dents message hits the silver dollar power
full lick right under the ear Of the Goddess Of
Liberty.
A chicken belonging to Mr.. Eberline, OF
Breckenridge, Colorado, died from . genuine
attack Of diphtheria- A post mortsm re-
vsaled the fact.
The drug firm Of Wells & SmalIey, Ste
vsnsville, made an assignment last week to
Henry Buck. Cause: pressing creditors and
slow collections.
Postmaster Mexican, Of Boise, whs was
found 81 ZOO short in his accounts by Post
Office inspector Zimmerman, has resumed
his old position.
The abstract ofthe assessment roll Of Mad
ison county for 1884 shows an increase In
taxable property amounting to about $4,000
over that Of last year.
Young Choquette, the deaf and dumb hey
who attempted to kill his father with club
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Lower Rates Demanded.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec. S.-The Toledo pro-
duce exchange to-day adopted an address to
the railway managers Of the country, setting
forth the fact that at the much higher valua.
ton Of western products In the past few
years, transportation rates were based upon
the principle Of "what the traffic would
bear" The principle is declared to be . fair
one, and sanctioned by participation in the
general prosperity. But the relations are
now 80 changed between the value Of west
ern products and the old rail rates as to de-
mand revision and reacjustment even IN
der water rate from lake ports to the sea-
board Of 81 cents per bushel. The Kansas
farmer has realized only IS to AZ cents per
bushel for his wheat. The corn crop Is the
great commodity that furnishes Transports
ton, and we are now at the beginning Of the
movement. At present prices the result to
the farmer Is 80 exceedingly small that the
very lowest possible rate will be required to
give astesdy winter bu nness and prevent the
Wholesale feeding Of the crop instead Of
moving the grain.
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THE POPULAR VOTE.

As the President and Vice. President are
not voted for direct, but electors are voted
for who will vote for them, and no absolute
rule has been established for counting these
whether the highest or the lowest or the
average shall be counted-there must In
consequence be diversity Of figures In esti-
mating the popular vote, depending upon
which method Is taken. The most common
ly accepted method Is TO count the votes for
the electors on the respective tickets having
the highest number Of votes, on the hypoth-
ssis that no one would vote for any elector
unless favorable to the candidate be repre-
ssnts, and that generally, asa matter Of fact,
the candidate is stronger than any electer.
Taking, therefore, the highest electors In
each State and making proper allowances for
fusion tickets, the Minneapolis Tribune gives
the following as the
POPULAR VOTE IN 1884.
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Doesn't Want Any Fuss.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-An Albany special
quotes the Argus as follows: It can be said
with authority, and 1t should be distinctly
needed, that II the wishes of Cleveland be
consulted, the Inauguration will be made as
simple, brief and plain as possible, to com
port to the known aversion Of the President
elect to public display. 1t is to be expected
that many Democratic citizens, and many
Democratic organizations from all parts of
the country will be present at Washington
during tho Inauguration. Competition
among them to act as escort thither to the
President-elect is said to be spirited. That
competition will decrease when the fact is
announced that Cleveland will proceed to
the national capital without escort and with
as much expedition and privacy as circum-
stances will permit or his preferences secure.
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The Mutual Friends" Papers.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The win Of Francis
d. Moulton has not yet been opened. 1t is
expected 1t will tell what disposition shall
BE- made Of the Beecher papers which were
In Noulton's possession.
WHAT THE PARoxYsMAL PASTOR SAYS.
Beecher told Commercial reporter TO- day
regarding +. d. Moulton: 81 could say many
kind things of Moulton, and some things not
complimentary. His hand was raised against
me, but he could not help 1t. He had com.
mitted himsef in The conspiracy against me
and was compelled to take the stand be did.
know, from good sources, that he has re-
GREETED his action since. The real truth Of
that great conspiracy against me has never
been given to the public. MouI.on held
many papers, documents and letters that
have never been produced. / know fall we'll
the underlying reasons for this conspiracy,
bat In the evidence could not prove them.
may speak more fully Of Moulton later. I
may tell what know some day"