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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
Gine ucue spune

mirO BON Der Dorpater @ternmarte 9es
meIbet. prof. parting it es ndmlid
gegliidt, bic gatftebung elmer neuen
Sonne gu be0ba6ten, beren @rDBe er
auf oas 80 Milionenfade Der unieres
eigeneu Soaneuiptems fdabt. Sic
rai6e gntitebuu9 oiefes r~islisen Melte
fOrpers i6eint oieie u%uierer bisberigen
pifienl9aftll9en Sbeolien iber Den
9aafen gu merfem uub miiroe uns,
tuenm bic 9artingiGen 8eoba1tungen
ibre 8sitdtigung fdnben, eine11 b69t
pi9tigen @inblid in bic @eiebe bes
groBen WeltfDltems unb bic Der gntfe=
bung bon Weltf0rpern %eetpdbreu. Mls
len 8eoba6tern bes QimmelgemDlbes
1T Der 9&ebelfed Nnbromeba befannt.
Beoba6tungen BON 10. Nuguft lieBen
oenielben nod in feiner bertommli1en
8efalt als tolO6ale M~nbdufung oes
getD6bnliden Stern : N~ebeIbunftes err
i6einen, in mel9em faum bic ~leilete
Nnoeutung zines felten &erns gu fins
ben mar. Nm 10. Nuguif bate li6
aus Dem Nebelounlt pl6Bli9 Elm bea=
leudtenoer Stern a1ter @r6Be entmis
delt, Der fogar f6on NIT einem guten
Spernglas beutli9 mabrnebmbar 1T.
9atte oas gribeinen bes @ternes bic
9%fronomen auf's aeueerfte iiberraf9t,
10 feBte fe bas feltiane Yerbalten 6es
neuen 6immels : @ates nod mebr in
@ritaunen; er bat ndmli9 feline Gtelz
lung mad Der einen &i9tung bin be=
reits I'm aebn, mad Der anberen UNI
3tpei Setunben Derdnoert unb leu1tet
nit einem merfmirbig unftdten, flims
mernben orangefarbenen 2i9t. Das
pl6bli6e Nuftauden ME geIebener
Sterne 1T a~llerbings i9on bitter beobz
a9tet tporben, bisber parer es aber
niemals fol6e bon 10 ii lohaIer @r1be,
aud ~entltanoen biefelben ftets aus benz
gasf0rmigen Nebel, ni1t aus benz bids
tern Sternenbunit; Der MsbelFed Mn>
brorneba bstanb iebD1, wie bas 5pefs
trosfop Seiste, aus lebterem. MGe Meis
nungeH geben big iebt babin, baB man
es bel biefem @eftirne ni1t NIT benz
pl6Bli9en Wieberau aeu9ten zines al.
ten Sterues, %fonoertt nit elmer uirfliz
den Neubilbung aus Der llrmaterie au
tbun babe. bic freili9 ua6 uns unbez
fannten @eieBen erfolgt. Die Rant.
2aplaeef9e 3beorie, mad wel9er zine
folhe 8iloung nur in unermeBliden
3eitrdumen oor id geben fam, miro
our6 bieie @ri6einung f6einbar aber
ben 0aufen geporfeu. Oie gntfez
bung biefes Weltf6rpers f9eint auf bic
b6aige @lei6mdBigteit bes geiammten
Weltipitems binauneiien. beHen elm,
aelne Sbeile aus ben perbidteten gas=
f6rmigsn MaiIen unb @ternenbunf
entltebsn, unb biele 8ilbungen m6gen,
foenn eff ale erforoerli6sn 8ebiagunz
gen b%orbanben fino, m0gli9ermeile in
melt f"irJerer Grift Dor ii9 eeben, aIs
unfere bisberige WiHeui1aft anauneb.
men pfegte. Die affronomifMe isor.
f6ung mirb fi9 benz neuer @eftirn ges
nib nit ALIEN Offer antpenben uno Bic
bereinten 8%emibungen m6gen uns
oie1eidt balb tpeitele midtige ginblide
in bic @ebeimnife bes unioeriums bers
.f6afen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
6tnrfe 0rnhnnn

starfe Drobung. SEE
profeliur bdIt auf Dem antbeber in ser
untr1teriia @efdi6te. 9ie atafe per=
bolt it'd nldt aanj tubig, bod MID nod
ni6t geriiat. Ils Der 2d,m aber l6lieB=
lid 3u grOB miro ulto Defenders i'm
9intsrerunoe Der 3laile li6 einise
St%orenIrieoe auftbun, berldBt Der 0err
yrofeRor feinen boben SIP nit ben gee
fliiselten Worten; nWenn MN ni9t
iotort Nube eiutritt, febe id mid gen6s
tbt9t, bon Dinten norsutragen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Sur nod 8 Monate bic sum l. Sanuar unb
Bis babin 5ietet fid bic Gelegenbeit bel s arb
3 q II m al Der Commerce Straben . Bride,
edte @eine @ )isfeyS, BranbieS unb @isarren
gu ipottbi1isen Yrsi e, gu %faufen. Die Auea-
ben, tpelde 3err Baum in 8etref ieiner @aaren
madt. beDa6rbeiien fd bis ms fleinfte Detail.
Ct 1T als reeQer @ef6aftsmann befannt unb
ipem er bic @erfideruns aiebt, bas CT $50
Proaent an feinen Waaren fpart, fam ferfeI.
ben unbebinat @larben idenfen. 1,1Ot3W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
Groceries. Groceries.

@s gicbt biele Grocery SanbIungen in Gan
antonio, aber uie nenise, bic fid init ber bon
araniaS Ireseott & g., gde bon SoIebab unb
6ouffon. Strabe meiien %fOnnen! Sci Yreseott's
finoet mon allies, bon ben sansbarfen Staple
Baaren Bis au ben ~feiniten importirten Delta.
teIen. Seutide neroen namentlid auf Die in
8ledtannen berpadtsn beutid.n @emiile auf-
merriam gem1dt. Sebe ISOLDE friide Gem
buraen. f,1OtlW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

User iekt Gelo iparen unb ii1 sleid3eitis Die
@enuatbuun9 berfdaTen mill, in 8eiib paDr-
baft reeller Baare au ~seIansen, Der belu9e
8 a II MS 8ein. unb @iaarrenbanb.
lung. CT liefert @ud pofitiu bic 8emeiie fir
Die Medtteit ieiner importirten uno einbeimi-
iden @eine, 2iauore uno gisarren unb BOZ ct
~6ieielben biaiscr als iraenb elm @boIelale Saus
in ober auberbaIb Gun Mntonio b~erfautt.
8aum 1T entfdloTen, bis gum 1. Sanuar anf-
surdumen unb feinen &unben ben Nuben ieiner
Mabnabmen aufommen gu Iafen. 1,1OtSM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

"Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ale 8lut. unb 9autfianfbeiten. aurirt bic
idlimmien Sale bon Blutnsraiftuue bis sur
gepobnliGen Slime. Misunderstanding auf
Der Eiifstte. Gabriairt bon Der aIamo Mfl'a
Gompung unD gum &trfauf oil 8ienerperfGufer
unb an Eribatperfcnen bel v. Dreis, Gan
Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Nur cine Nniidt berri6t iiber bic
Wirtlamfeit BON st. Safobs Del gegen
1beumatiiae 2eioen. @ebraude es TO-
font, menn rbeumatii6e S1mer3en iid
einitelen. unb gu mirit balb BON benz
felben befreit fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

8erblieb SsfiIit.. $26.4 40, ueI6es bon
Sbrem @omite pro rata ge6edt tpur6e.
Sbr Gomite glaubt feline SduIoiefsit
getbun gu BADEN in Dec Nusflbrung Der
Wiini6e Der @on1tiiuenten bes p~eIitors
benen giirgers uno Reprdfentanten
8uifau S9lei1 +, in Der grri6tunl
zines Denfmals, 70 gut uno 10 bauer
bait, wie bic bei6rdntfen Mittel es erz
laubten.
Gum S6luRe banlt Sbr Gomite alien
Sentenigen, tuelde burd lire freimiais
seng eitrtge ie8ermlrtli9ung bes Dent
mails iiherien.
Das Gomite fir Die grrihtung bes
S6leider=M Documents:
CD. Stebss. Sr. s. 9erh,
S. Waslper, Sd. 9ugo,
6. 8roOs, $. .. 3ampmann.
g. 9oi6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Sd babe Songaline periu9! unb
finbe es elm fi6eres, lei1tes unb berldBz
li9es Mittel gegen Neuralgia. IS 1T
EN- unf9dBbarer Gaetor, i6on LANCE
ben6tbigt.
u. 3.S@nid, M.D.. MfhInnb. Oh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
Remerfensperthe ,sntpeduna,

Serr SEQ. .. Shilling bon Mandefter, Did,
idreibt vMeine Grau mar beinabe biil1os felt
5 Sabren, 70 bilaos, ba6 fe fid ni6t aIein i'm
Bett bernmoreben fonnte. Sic nabm smci Ola.
lden BON Electric 8itters elm unb i9re Gelunb-
belt bat fid baourd 10 sebeHert, 6ab fe ibre
arbeit allein tbun tam.
gerfauft gu so Gents bic 8laids bel U
9reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Die Burger ber 4ten Warb mere
ben aufgefotbert, ii9 Sonnabenb, ben
II. Nbenos 8 ubr in Mabnfe's @arten
au perfammeln, I'M einen ganbibatcn
fir alderman auf3ufe0en.
8ieIe Birger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

bay- ginsn sroBen gortatb bon fes,
tieen 6errenfIeibern- 9o6=
seits. uro @eIslf6afis=I nSiige Spe3iali-
tdt : finbei non bel paneoat &
Sobu. Nualitdt borStigli9; preiie
biGig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
sem. s. Outtcrftse & Co..

Ylumbers u. @assTitters,
3S5 81 -Soufonfrabe, Gan sntonio. 8abe-
%iuannen, Sturabdber, @afereloiets, Marmor.
p~Iatten, @ummiidldude, 8Iei- unb giienrob.
rem, 8ierapparate uno @~asfixtureS aaer art.
sae auftrdge tueroen prompt aussefabrt.
2O.3-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Dead Shot" Sercm sSorm eini.
ment Dilft fiber unb idnea. 9isies Eminent
tootet Die Barmer augenbIidlid baIt GIieeen
ab unb belt Die @unne. SIM @afer aufael6f
III cS Elm aussc3eidnetes 9eilmitteI gegen irgenb
peI9e @unbeH beim 8ieb. @reiS so Gents.
9rdparirt unb gum @erfauf BEL 81. 9reib
Gun Mntonio. 1876 tup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Sa9e san3 anbers ausreifen. ST min
Der 5rage oes tiefen Wafers cine 11etle
@eite a6gewinnen, Die ben selammteu
GpusreB in Staunen berTeben, ben
@alpeitonerm tiefes MaIler berfdafeu
uno ibm ielblf unpermelfli6e 2orbeerer
einiragen ioa.
@alpefon bofit alio pieber auf tisfss
Wa0er. Mittlerueile lift inn inbeB cine
nngelegenbeit ertpaGlen, Bic es nit 9luz
fin gemein bat. Sod lit elm lluterldieb
babel, benin bic Staatsbarpt1abt bat es
nit erpa6lenen Berbredern 81 tbun.
bic ibr 9anbmerf bes Nahts betreiben
unb 6eren bic poli3ei ni9t Qert ueroen
lam, Ddbreno @alDeton bur6 iugenb=
li6e Gduberbanben unlider gema6t
uirb, bic am ofenen Sage auf @aub
un6 Diebfabl ausgeben. ia MN fih
aber bier3ulanne iheut, ftrtng gegen
iugent liGe Saugenidtie uor3u9eben,
10 fam bic poliaei in @aloeiton ibret
erit rebt niGt Ser tperbeu unb muB es
id gefalen laiien, bon 12idbrigen Yu=
ben Deib6bnt unb peripottet gu m.rbeH
9as &no9eufieter lit nod fortm1b=
renb auf ieiner Muuore ie our6 Seras
begriHen uno nenn IS Den einen ptnt
berldtt, tritt es eafir aul anbern auf.
Snamiiden mir6 es balo gdnSli4 ousse'
ipielt baben.
Sas Wetter Der %bergansenen Woft
mar fir Die SaummoQernte aus9eaeid
net, Die mebl in eiuigen Woden auGnbt
iein miro. Sb es cine Na6ernte glebt.
bdngt bonn @etter ab, bas uns bereiis
einen redt uinterli6en Sag mdbrent
Der Wo6e bra6te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
Nettp> grtroa


Sen MaBftab au friibere Gairs ans
gelest, 1T bas &eiuliat Der biesidbrigen
Sair b09f erfreuli9. Das Bliitbeia6r
San Mntonio's 1882 bradte Der Sair
rur $1,414 eiu. Wir fiblen uns at
bieier Steae peranlaBt, nod einmal 3D.
rauf bin5umeiien, baB Der Gamilie ged
mann our6 aufopfernbe Mnffreneung
bas gr6Bte 8erbient gebiibrt, ben euns
@rfoIg Der Gair eraielt at baben. Die
Mitslieoer Der S6ule baben bur6 rei9z
li6e Spenoen glel6faQs bas ibrige ee=
than,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
Stnanat.Ger Mbid1iuf Der Tair fir be
ocutfrh : euQlifc1c GC1ule.

Dem 9efretdr uno 51ab neiiisr Der
Tair, 9errn hilbert Vednlann oer6nnten
mir na6febenbeH Beriat:
8elammteinnabme -. ..$1,614.05
Musgaben 222,5 Sc
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Wplfsfeit : 2lnaeiae.

Ollie Sauseigentbiimer, pelde miaens
fin6, wdbreno bes 8olfsfeits frembe
@dfte gu beberbersen, finb bier6ur6
aufgefor6ert, bas @omite in ber Office
No. l Weif. pouifons@ traBe, babon in
Renntnib gu ieben.
8. %. MabaroB,
9,10tum- Brdilbent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Ser 9err B%rofeifor # il
9elt. Bon einem Brimaner mirb bic
Steae aus benz CACTUS: Sic Boelie
1T bic gr0Bte S9meiter Der 8erebtlam=
feit-faIi6 eitirt, inbem bieier anifatt
rgroBere"- vdltere"-iagt. Ser 9ebs
rer be,idtigt i'm unb iebt bin5u: n8ei
ShNsn lpunotri mid bieier Srrtbum be-
fonoers, benu Sic pflegen es cod int
mer Mebr nit Den iiinaeren S6meiiern
3u balten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
@nn Wutnnio. IL Ottober 1ao

Sun Nntonio, 10. Ottober 1885.
Yin bic @eber fiir oas S6lei9er Mo.
nument:
Das Gomite fur bic grri1tune zines
Oentmals unieres De~rIforbenen @uifap
S9leider fattet hermit feinen lebten
geri9t ab. Na6 benz am Ia. DECEMBER
1884 per0fentli@ten Beri6t bate oas
5inanas@omite an Sanb. 1885,. so
grbalten bon Dewitt County. 128. 90
DO. FUR 3lnien--...... $3.50
DO. DO. tlo9mal 80. 1873
DO. bon elm. alt. 3ei9ner. 500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14
1teber 60 Vroaeut aaer arant.

1teber 60 Nrp5ent aler 3ranf:
be.ten entfteben bur6 @erna9ldifsung
Der 2eber llnb ber Yieren. I'm oieie
Srga1te in geiunber Sbdtigteit gu err
balten unb gefdbrIiden, foflpieligen
unb t0otli9en &ranfbeiten boraubeuseu,
f6nneu mir fein anberes Mittel 10 trin=
genb empfeblen, mie @dbnfelos beut=
f9er Nieren= unb 2eber=Sbee. Sau=
ienbe bon 3euanife ipre6en fur feline
mobltbdtige @irfung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Gin i6',er 6reunb, erprobtes s6pert
Sn N0tben iinb bel @elbes mertb,
Wer Sail & Mr" &appee berebrt,
Ser bdt Den Greunb, Der bat bas
96mert.
9as ale Mctb in 6reub' perfshrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-14

Retdraturtn iuerben prompt uno biaig btforst.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-11-04

WARD GUILTY.-New York, Oct.
29.-At II AS o'clock this morning
the Jury in the Ward case re, enter
ed the court and rendered a ver-
dict of larceny in the first degree.
The penalty is ten years, within
the discretion of the court.
G. K. Lord, general passenger
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, has been appointed gen.
eral passenger agent of the Cincin-
natl, Washington & Baltimore rail-
road, vice Thomas P, Barry, resign
ed.
This is one of the greatest apple
years ever known, taking the coun-
try all over. In parts of New Eng,
land the yield is SO excessive that
growers have been at loss how to
dispose of the crop.
Under the new marriage law
IN Pennsylvania the prospective
bridegroom must answer under
oath nineteen questions. This
ends the trips of truant lovers from
other states.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-11-04
Reception of Canon Farrar.,

NEW YORK, October 29-The-
National Temperance Society to-
night, at Chickering Hall, extend
ed a reception to Archdeacon Far
rar. Judge Noah Davis, John B.
Cough, Cyrus w. and David Dud-
ley Field and Bishops Harris, Foss,,
Warren and Fowler were present.
The guest was welcomed by DR..
Cuyler, and responded most happi-
ly. Judge Davis and John B.
Cough also spoke.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-11-04
GENERAL MCCLELLAN DEAD.
The Last of the Chieitains of the
Union Army.
Is buried quietly without POmp
or Display.

General George B. Mcclellan,
the last survivor of the command
ers of the Union Army, in the late
War, died suddenly of neuralgia of
the heart on last Thursday morn
ing, October 20. He was sick but
five hours, and although the best
medical aid was promptly summon
ed, nothing could be done to arrest
the violent and fatal attack.
In reference to his funeral ar
rangements, New York dispatch
says:
The funeral of the late Gen.
Mcclellan will take place on Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock from the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
church. In accordance with the
request of Mrs, Mcclellan, there will
be no military demonstrations,
though all veterans who served
under the general have been invi-
ted to the funeral. Simple service,
the service Of the dead, will be con-
Quoted and no eulogy will be pro-
nounced.
The pail bearers are Gen. Win
field S. Hancock, Gen. Joseph e.
johnson, Gen. Martin 7. Mcmahon,
Gen. Fitz John Porter, Gen. w. B.
Franklin, w. c, Prime, H. G. Ket-
zey and Col. e. II. Wrigh t,
Thatcher M, Abrams and S. L. M.
Barlow.
The burial will take place in the
family plat at Trenton. Mrs. Nc
Clellan has received Geographic
messages of coincidence from Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston, Governor Pat
tison, of Pennsylvania; w. w.
Story, the sculptor, Of Rome; Mar
quis De Tonquini, of Italy, and
many others. The Army of the
Potomac will send representatives
to the funeral.
Governor Abbott has issued q
proclamation requesting the peo-
pie of New Jersey to devote the day
of Gen. McClellan's funeral to APP
propriate religious services and or
dering the officers Of the national
guard to wear badges of mourning
for the period of six months. All
regimental and battalion colors
will be furled and draped for the
same period.
The determination of the family
to have the funeral strictly of civil
ian character is explained by the
fact that just after Gen. Grants
funeral, Gen. Mcclellan said to his
wife: of I should die soon, I want
no such parade. I wish to be bur-
led quietly as simple citizen of
New Jersey. | would like, how
ever, to have some of my old COM
rades present, but not as soldiers
simply as friends"
And now that the great military
leaders, in the struggle for the in
tegrity of the Republic, are all laid
away IN the silent tomb, history
will be free and untrammeled in
according to each his true need of
praise and his merited niche of
greatness in the Temple of Fame.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-11-04
w. VA. NEWS AND NOTES.

WATER. Huntington is con-
sidering the matter OF boring for
an artesian supply of water.
BETHANY.-There are about
seventy-hve students from o dis
lance, attending college at Bethany,
this season. WellSburg Herald.
UNIvERsIrY.--Tho Wellsburg
Herald says; &c. M. Turner, Presi-
dent of the West Virginia Uni
versity at Morgantown, was in
town Monday in the interest of
that institution. The school has
now III students, a gratifying
increase over the number that
attended last year, and seems to be
on the high road to success under
the new regime"
CHEsTNUTs AGAIN. The Grafton
Standard says: One hundred and
seventy sacks of chestnuts were
transferred from No. IA on the G.
q G. Wednesday evening for Chi
cago, and seventy sacks for Gin
oinnati and st. Louis.
BApT1sMs.-Si Six persons united
with the Hampton Baptist Church,
and were baptized by the pastor,
l.. w. 3icknell, on the 18th instant.
Milton Star.
Big PUMPKIN. e. D. Johnson
claims to have raised pumpkin
that weighs $50 pounds. The
mammoth vegetable measured six
feet in circumference. This may
sound like big story but Mr..
johnson is known to be truthful
gentleman,-T Tyler Independent,
RALEIGH CATTLE Mr.. STAINS
berry, a farmer of this county,
shipped last week one hundred
fat cattle to Baltimore. For the
information of Fayette we will say
Raleigh has thousands OF such
cattle to spare. = Raleigh Indea
DEDICATION. ". e. Powell
attended the dedication of new
Baptist Church in Marion county.
recently, which cost ST. $50. There
was debt of $3.50, unprovided for,
to meet which, there was raised
at the meeting in cash and sub
scriptions $78234. Bro. Powell
pretty generally pulls through
what he takes hold of.
SHoT.-A boy named Riddle of
Brownstown, Kanawha County,
was recently killed by the acciden-
tai discharge of a gun while with
party of young folks hunting
grapes.
A GUsHER.-We are reliably in
formed that another paying we'll
has been struck on Bear Run, about
two and one half miles from New
port, Ohio. 1t is "gusher," and
flowed at the rate Of one hundred
barrels per day. It is on the Whit
ny farm.-S Mary's Oracle.
G. d. 0. PAYS. After long llt1ga-
ton the Chesapeake d Ohio r. R.
has recently paid taxes claimed to
the sheriffs of courtys as follows:
Fayette, $42 1877 Monroe, 1901 ;
Summers, 37,8l5; Cabell, $40 007;
Putnam, SIC, 1854 ;Kanau ha s42, 523;
Greenbrier, $14, 957 Wayne, 1924.
AFTER.-The good work of the
Morgantown w. G. T. u. and Law
and Order folks is bearing fruits.
Over 200 indictments were recent
ly found against the lawlees liquor
sellers, and many of the dens are
already broken up.
TWENTY NE.--Twenty-one of
thirty-eight liquor indictments
last week we're settled before the
week closed, by the parties plead
ing guilty and paying fines and
COSTS Wellsburg Herald.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-11-04
VEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Culled and Condensed for the
Freeman Readers.

There are 175,000 saloons in the
United States, and $4,000 public
schools.
Over $4,000 children have taken
the Band of Hope pledge in Cali
fornia.
Ohio adopted the election a.
and will no longer be an
October State.
A single shipment of Sc, 500 lbs.
Of mustard seed raised by Califor-
MIA farming company has reached
New York.
Disastrous prairie fires have been
sweeping over portions of Texas.
More than 100000 acres have been
burned over.
The trial of young Ward, who
brought disaster to the firm of
Grant & Ward, has ended by land
ing him in Sing Sing Prison.
The National w. G, T. U. Con-
vention met in Philadelphia
on Friday last and continued its
session till yesterday Nov. 3rd.
The Ohio Legislature it is con-
coded will have three Repu blican
majority on joint ballot.
Henry w. Shaw, known the
world over as Josh Billings the
humorirt, died suddenly in San
Francisco, few days ago.
Hon. Malcolm Hay, late assistant
Postmaster General, died recently
at his home in Pittsburg.
Eighty vessels were wrecked and
over 300 men LETT their lives n y
terrible storm off the coast Of Lab
rador. Two thousand persons are
in destitute condition.
Canon Farrar preached in Trini-
ty Church New York, last Sabbath.
Hundreds were unable to gain adj
mission. The distinguished cler-
gyman preached from the text,
Little children, keep yourselves
from idols"
LOTTERY AGENTS Convicted
Cincinnati, O., Oct. David G.
and W. P. johnson, general agents
for the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany, were convicted in the United
States Court here to-day of using
the mails for lottery advertise
ments. The case was prosecuted
by the Society for the Suppression
of Vice, which has been pushing
the matter for the past year,
The train on the Kansas City,
Springfield and Memphis Railroad,
which was conveying John B.
Doris circus from that city to Jones'
boro, Ark, was ditched recently,
thirty miles west Of Memphis.
Four cars, containing horses and
animals of his menagerie, were
wrecked. No lives lost.
Judge Belden has decided against
NJ. Willard, OF San Jose, that dis
tributing tickets in tobacco pack
ages, emitting the holders to
chances in the distribution Of GER
tain property,is lottery. The case
is ordered for trial in the Superior
Court.
The receipts for tolls at the
Brooklyn Bridge last month were
$50, 1922, an increase over the
same period Of the last year, when
they were S44, 943.
P. T. Barnum has sued the Hart
ford, Conn, Sunday Globe, for libel,
claiming $4,000 damages for a
statement that Jumbo was pupoee-
Iy put in the way of the train that
killed him.
The Episcopal Church Congress
at New Haven, Conn.,, discussed
"Grounds of Church Unity" Can
on Farrar spoke to the subject.
President Cleveland has announ-
ced that, after November 1, he will
not grant interviews to persons
seeking public position, or their
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-01

IN ProvisIons for Taking the scml-Dccen-
Mai Census-OpInions Regarding Com
missioner Powers In Dealing
with Pleuro- eumonIa-uI Authority
Only Limited BY the appropriation.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 22.-The
Secretary Of the Interior has issued a cir
cular giving Information In regard TO the
taking by the various States aud Terri
tories 81 the semi-dcccnnial census as
authorized by the act Of Congress Of
March 18th, 1879. This law provides
that II a census Is taken 10y the State
authorities, beginning the first Monday
In June, and the result reported to the
Secretary OF the Interior BY the FIRST Of
September, the Secretary OF the Treasury
Is authorized TO pay on the
requisition OF the Governor of
such State or Territory q sum
equal 10 iity per cent. OF the amount
which was paid TO all supervisors and
cnumeraiors within such State or Terri
tory at the United States census next
preceding. This census will include the
subjects OF population, agriculture, in
dustry and mortality. Accompanying
the circular are the schedules on these
particular subjects used IN the tenth Gen.
Bus.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2l.-Judge
Durham, Comptroller Of the Treasury,
to-day gave a written opinion In reference
10 the act Of May Goth, 1884, for the es.
t~abIishing Of a Bureau OF Animal Indus
try, and especially to that portion refer
ring 10 expanding the appropriation for
necessary disinfectant aud quarantine
measures. Judge Durham says the power
given to the Commissioned Of Agriculture
seems to be broad aud Unlimited as 70
the means TO be used TO carry out disin-
lection and quarantine. II he regards the
slaughter Of infected animals necessary
ne may do so, provided he keeps within
the limits Of the appropriation for that
purpose, namely Sl50,000. Attorney
General Garland's opinion comedies with
the above.