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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

CONGRESSMAN Il. +. BLAND, of silver
coinage fame, was in 81. Louis few
days ago and was interviewed, Among
other things he said: II think that the
Offices should be occupied by Demo-
Gratis because they are better fitted to
carry out the wishes OF the party.
When the people voted last November
and wres,ed the control Of the Govern
ment from the hands OF Repubicanism,
they desired change from President
down to fourlh-class postolllces. There
will be some very important matters
brought up for consideration at the next
session Of Congress, among which will
be the question of reducing tariff taxa
ton, public land matters and the cur
rency question, all Of which are very
Important. | will strenuously oppose
the suspension Of silver coinage and will
favor the reduction Of the tarill'laXatiOn.
| favored and voted for the original
interstate commerce bill introduced by
Mr.. Reagan, which passed the House
and was amended in the Senate, which
resulted in the appointment Of the com
mission. Their report will be submitted
to the Committee on Interstate com
meroe.r
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

TnE Orange Tribune says: "Ihe SAN
ANTONIO LiGur has a long chapter on the
degcneracy Of the age, as exhibited In
the tendency to turn all Of the gradual
ing classes OF boys into lawyers and
doctors. lie argues that some Of them
might be usefully employed in other
vacations. II may be- right. Tor we notice
m ovcrstock Of both professions is 10 be
met with In several towns outside ol
Orange county.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

The Philadelphia Record, after show
ing that Mr.. John Roach's assets eX-
ceeds his liabilities by S2,2jS,GOl, lays
down the pen and asks: "what kind ola
failure do you call this, anyway
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25


10 the omacAtod and debilitaiod in
valid In the sense of returning health
ana strength produced by llostatters
stomach Bitters When the promoter
of vigor Is tested by persons in feeble
health, its restorative and vitalizing pO-
tcnoy soon evinots itself In improved APP
petite, digestion and nightly repose, the
sole conditions under which strength
and nerve quietudc is vouchsafed to the
human sysltI. \ gain IN Hesh oI
course cni upon the restoration OF dl-
gestion .similation. As surely ms
winter ,Ns the fall Of the leaf, does
disea M,dUw the footsteps OF decllh-
Ing irpuglh. when the premature deca-
deuce vi vitality is not arrested. Mar
asmus. consumption and other wasting
maiadies are prompt to iasten upon the
rnfrebled. Avert disease, therefore,
with this grand enabling tonic, which
not only renews fallingstrcngih, bni mt
tigates and cuuntrracts the inlirmi les oI
age and those Of the genllcr sex. Nheu-
matism, malaria, liver aud kidney trou-
bles yield to- It,.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

IRIS denied that Mr. Cleveland will
visit Ohio this fall, and considering the
backwardness shown by the administra-
tion in firing the Republican office hold
ers, it is very wise move upon the part
of the President.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

srEAKING of the driving Of the first
spike in the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass railroad, the only regret of the
Kerrville Eye is that 1.-THE spike drivers
are driving their spikes with their backs
to us up here.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

TIM correspondence between Ger
many with reference to the occupation
Of the Caroline Islands 10y the former
power has not led to any conclusion.
England endorses the position taken by
Germany in this matter and confirms
previous impressions that there is AN un-
derstanding between the British and
German Empires on matters of Euro
pean policy.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

be commenced, and the channel of i'm
proved depth be had from the gull to
Rookport and Corpus Christi. The
balance Of the funds in hand, S69l3.l,
will be applied to the preservation OF
the present work. During the next
year there could proiitably be expended
100000 in constructing works Mt the
pass, and improving the Interior chan
npln
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25
Tuesday, august Is, 1885.

PARTIES from Nebraska are making
inquiries about n railroad mp through
the Northwest and the Panhandle coun-
try Of Texas from san Antonio.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals for Water Pipes and Drains.
UrAnou ARrEts DEpAitTNrNr ~ TEXAS,
OFFICE ~ CutHr OuAHTEWM tfrfH,

UFABouARTEts DEpAtrrMfNT ~ TEXAS,
UFFICg ~ CutEF OuAHTEUM iHrrn,
San Antonio. Texas, August ". lpti.
CiEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicatc, subject
- to usual conditions, will be received ~ this
Office until " O'Clock. noon. on the 2slh hny OF
August i2>i. NJ which timc uud place thcy
will be- opened In prcsCucc ui attending
bidders. for furnishing aud laying Mt san An-
tonic Texas, Of about 3BJ lnru rect each, Of
water and Drain Pipes, according To plans
and specifications on file In this ONCE, when
will BE- shown. blank proposals furnished, and
fun information ~ to the manner OF bidding,
AMI terms of contract given, on application,
The Government reserves the right 10 re-
lcct any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should hc
marked: "prOposals Tor water Pipes ana
Drains" aud addressed Ia the sgncd.
j. q. G.. LEE,
Major aud chief Quurcrmnstcr.
puut5e T.. is 10 2t9
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
tccthlng. 1t sooths the child, softens
the gums, alleys all pain. cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhuu. % cents bottle. 7-22-lyr.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

Tug Northern States That have been
wrestling with cyclones, water spouts,
inundatious, wash.outs and hail storms
have again come to grief, this time with
a killing frost in the dog days Mlchi-
gan reported slight frost lat week, but
no material damage was done. On Sun
day night. however, the mercury dropped
to p degrees IN various sections Of the
Northwest. and at Meriden. Mimi, II fell
to -. seven below the freezing point.
Vegetables were frozen, fruit damaged.
and visitors to the Northern lakes so
seriously demoralizcd that large parties
are leaving the Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Dakota lakes for the South. Texas
has enjoyed almost perfect immunity
from all meteorological lila, and expert
ence is rapidly teaching our people that
even in the heats Of midsummer Their,
| is no place like home.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

NEW York, August 2l.-'rhe business
failures throughout the country during
the last seven days number for the
United states l5S. Canada 10, total la,
aganst.lGS last week, and $50 the week
urpViOuR.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

TnE Cotulla Ledger says. "Ihe san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad has
had life Infused into 1t by President
Lott. lie appears to not only understand
the building Of road, but he knows
who to select as assistants in the Import
ant Offices Of the road when built. The
selection Of Mr.. Is. f. Noakum rs General
Traffic Manager. is n very fortunate
pno
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

THOSE anxious Democrats who are
afraid the prohibition movement will
break up their party can take courage
from the following from the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat on the subject: at is
gratifying to know that the prohibition
question has begun to make trouble In
Texas politics; but those who are dis
posed to look for disastrous results to
the Democratic party by reason of this
circumstance will do well not TO fix upon
very early time for the realization of
such hope. The Democratic majority
in Texas at the last election fell only a
few thousands short of the aggregate
Prohibition vote of all the States, it is
proper to bear in mind"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

The premises formerly known as the
Vienna restaurant. For particulars, in
quire of Charles llummel & Son, No. go
Commerce street. S-2l-tt
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

PLArfsnunG, n. y, August 2l.--Presi-
dent Cleveland and DR.. Ward have been
In camp since Monday at Wills pond,
miles from the Prospect house. me
President Is enjoying excellent health
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

TnE Galveston News might utilize
that vacant newspaper territory aban-
doned through the failure Of the Fort
Worth Gazette.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

WHAT with Rev Sam Jones and Rev.
Dixon c. Williams, the northern por-
tons Of The State have had quite a boom
in the way of religion, Of rather ques-
tionable quality. Conversions are al
legged to be made, but after the furore
aud the enthusiasm has died ont there
is IA relaxation that Is about as bad rs no
religion at all. The fact is, Christ and
his teachings are talked from the regu-
lur pulpits er the land in an eloquent
and torcible manner, and the benefits Of
religion forcibly set forth, but 1t is free
from the foam and the froth Of an excite
ment incident to large revival, and
makes no perceptible effect. This Ia
why the revivalist gets such Il boom,
and why the work Of the regular minis
lers is so often ignored, but in the end
the reyivalist only produces handful
OF emotional converts" whose faith
barely lasts until the echo of the last
songs of the meetings, but he gets the
credit for it, and booms from one place
to another, and makes the most of his
reputation.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

THIS PAPER 1E 5 sc i}2?2 22 S 9S 81 SS';
Advertising bureau Spruce - wh.rc "a
contracts may 10 made Tor II IN NEW hOAs".
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

TnE condition ofthe Southern Utes In
New Mexico is disgraceful to the Indian
department. These Indians we're re-
ported to the government as starving
some months since, and temporary re-
lief was afforded by the War depart
ment which furnished the starving fami-
lies with ralions. This temporary re-
lief has been exhausted, no provisions
have been made to supply the destiiu-
ton and the cry again comes from the
starving people through the report Of
the Military Commander IN that Terri
tory. II is food, starvation or the war
path, and the policy that force the al
tentative of starvation or u resort TO de-
probation upon their people is certainly
most mistaken and misohieyous one.
The Government has undertaken to keep
these Indians as wards, and should at
least provide them with necessary food.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

ABSOLUTE quarantine and prompt pun-
ishment of violations of the law, ia the
only thing that will prevent Texas from
visit OF pestilential diseases from Mex
lean gulf ports. Governor Ireland's pol
icy is one that will be commended by
oil
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

Wst II q >. n. w fHssNT7E'''
Two TRAINS TO NEW ORLEANS DAILY
Through Express East, Daily.
Leave for New Orleans, Houston and CAVES
Leave for New Orleans, Houston gR1 Calves
ton .......,.i.lI o. m.
Arrive from the Fast.
Arrive uom New Orleans, Houston aud Gal
weston .4....... t..stt ll ~ iUs
Arrive from New orleans, Houston and Gal
Through West.
Leave for San Francisco, III paso and Eagle
puFn ................ +. 80 ll ius
Arrive from san francisco, III PHsu aud Eagle
Pass ...............t.. .-....t.H1 a. M
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25
nm,lN- MIA cn.. rex.. MARCH 2l. ,ssl.

GARviN, Wise Co., Tex, March 81, ISL.
Mo.srs. Morley Bros, Austin, Texas;
GENrirMEN-Send me three dozen OF
your TINS Ague Tonic at once. |
have sold every bottle | received from
YOU and guaranteed it to cure, ana II
has never failed in single instance.
Yours truly, W. I. SEARcN.
Sold by +. kalteyer Il Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

New limo Card In Eject May ~, 1880
I. a a, n. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For St Louis via Mo. IA, route. l'.a .. in'
For n. Louis, via Iron Mountun... G'il %. in.
For Laredo. ....... .............. liii1 q. ii..
ARRIVALS
From st. Louis, Missouri pucliic .. ll;Dn a. M
From st. Louis Iron Muunttin......ll;' p. M
From Laredo. .........-.... "." D. lll'
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

Published daily, except Sunday, at 2lO East
Commerce street. Delivered b, carriers
throughout the city a. i0ccnts wech payable
to our agent Single copies for sale by news
boys at 5 cents subscription per year % 10
in advance.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

The threatened strike Of the Knights
Of Labor against the Wabash is still a
matter of discussion, but so far no
trouble has been done, and no great
body of men have quit work Mutual
concessions will likely be made all
arnund
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

MIR. q. u. Rocmcr ana Henry Schumacher
are authorized solicitors aud Collectors Tor
TnE LIGHT and their receipts, MS agent VIII
be duly recognized. Mr.. Rocmcr will h''c
charge of the delivery OF the city subscription
department, and oil complaints and notice oi
changes given to either of the above or leii
ut the Office will be promptly attended 90.
No member of the firm, or any employee "i
the LlGur Office, has authority To contract any
liabilities In the name Of the firm. And mo-
bills will be recognized or paid unless me
samci first approved by the undersigned.
THOMAS ~. JOHNSON.
business Manager aud Treasurer.
GtrroHp, JoHNsuN y MINrEU.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

The expenditure of $500 on Garden
street by the city, looks very much like
waste when it is taken into cOnsidera.
tion the great need OF cross-walks and
cutters all over the city. The same
money spent in solid cross-walks woald
do the Fourth ward more good and the
city generally, than if spent in lmprov-
ing Garden street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25

"TnE Arkansas Pass road" says the
Bandera Bugle, "will certainly be ex-
tended up into the Concho country with
in a few months. Bandera is on the
most feasible route. and other things
being equal, railroad never goes again
nature. It's too expensive"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-25
EYE! EAR! NOSE !

All those afflicted with any diHense of the
Eyes, Ears Nose or Throat. can hnd the great
Get aud quickest relief and cure at the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02
senatpr @par elae,t netrnft.

gS bin t II. .. G., /. Sftober.-
9aS amtlidIe 9fegiiter 0es Suffi,Oepartez
Rents benefit, huB bie geiterH pom 9enator
Soar i'm republifaniiden Staats GonUent III
Sprinofielb, Otaii., aema6te 4uaabe, mint
lid OuB pualle lan9idprlpeu treuen Diener OeS
9epartements, pom ryam Glerra bis ;ur
S6eueriruu, benl GtoilOienit @eiebe ;um
9rote abgeiett uOroen ieieu, a" einfadl nidlt
mabr iif. Die bonn @eneralbunoe8anpa
OOrgenommereu Ter6nOeruuaen beid,rdufen
iidl aui feline peri0nli6e lln1Qebuno, uuo 10.
gar in bieien Sertrnueu8teQeu murbeu piele
Der alten SeOteniteten beibebalteu. Gein
einSiaer &ngefelter, oeiien Steue in benz
8eretd oes tlaiiifbirten 9ieuifes lieat, uuo
feline S6ererfrau 1T abgeiett poroen. gtur
Is SerGIoerungen muroen in 0em aus 60
gebieuiteten beitehenben 8erional ooraeuom.
men, einitlieBlidJ oreier 4rbeiter, Bic ans
9uten @ritnNen abgelett murOen, uno eiues
StenO9lapben, relfer gum 8leiben aufge.
fOrbert purbe, ieoOh nidbt einmiQiate. Inter
oen @lertS britter 9Iuiie befiuoet fidl ein I6ou
ieit mebreren Sabren augeitelter Ieger, uHo
Elm anoerer Shma3er betleioet etue nit
$1,000 pro Sabr beiOl6ete Glertfeue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02
metr .@nrfer Ra6,riGteit.

Nem BORT, l. Sttober. - SF6or unO
8ertba 5erbert, reip. Sabre aft, nur0en
hente 4beno in OaS rJfiOeriiOe= 6Oipital" gez
brGht. gei0e SinOer iinO al ben 8lattel,t
ertranft.
- &ertreter Ser beritieoenen 6auptz
itanmbabnen tpareu beute bier in Sibuug
uno trafen &eratIebungc1 in 8etreff Der
Tratt-, 8afingiers unO Gntgrantenrateu.
Garrett Niapbee, oeiieu 6rau uno Godz
ter bon benz bsBbalb ipdter gebdu9ten 9teger
&ugQ ;u 8rootuiQe, SIS, eruorbet murOeu,
lieat III @lenzSeao I'M Sterben. Gr 1T blino
un6 Surdl einen S6la9flut geldbnIt. 8es
tanntli6 murbe er CUR 3eit oeS 9oppelmor08
BON 0tugg nit einem Sniippel nieoer gei5la.
gen NIB fir toot lie9en gelaiieu.
- Ntme. SuOic, Die frauS0Fi6e S9auz
Ipielerin, trat beute &beno in 8aQad's Sbes
ater ;un er1enDtale Dor einem ameritauii6eu
8ubltfum auf nno guar ais ygfitoude" in
Ser Sperette oletden Nameu8. Sie mahte
einen auteu @iuOrud uno Der ibr ge;olte
8eifal mar ebeuio berjlid, tpenu aud ni9t
aanS 10 bemonfratio, ais berienige, ipel9er
0uoeren fransGfi6en Spera= =8oufe. Singern
bel friibeIn @eIegenbeiten ;u Gbeil uuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02
Die sraaSofe In Seras.

Guitin, 8er., /. Sttober. - Der gfeger
SobniOn @re9g, anf Oeien 2tn3etge bin Gli.
uer SopnieuO uuo Soc" gBoO6s ais Ser
iiber oes oieria6en MoroeS in Der Na9t 0eS
lettcu Sonntags oerbaitetmorbeu iinO, ma6t
iolgenoe 2lngaben: gr babe Sopnien0 uno
@ocos ben MorO oerabreben bDren un0 iei
linen in Der betrefen0en NaGt nafl benz
S6auplabe bes Serbrefens 9efolgt. QSoobs
babe ge9eu ben @!OrO protelIirt, neil er
GntbeQun9 beiiirdtete, aber SopnieuG babe
auf Ser @rmor6ung bon 9racie Sance be-
fanben. Gregg perii6ert feruer, Sopnieno
babe einsrSeit nit Der Grmorbung 8edp
9lanlcbs gebrObt, iueld)e tbatid9li6 Dor uns
aefdhr einem Diona,e nebit etuem fleineu
MGbden ernoroet poroen iit. 9iee Iu-
gote fnoet iibri9ens meuig @lauben. 2uciuSa
Yobbp sebt allen anidelne mad ibrer 2lHf=
I1iuuo raid eutqeaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02
9th ttetfer Gpnftoblsr.

song S8lanoz@itp R..0., /. DIT.
- @onfabler Sol. 6. gieu aus gtetuton bait,
nd 9eftern Dor ben biefgen 4iiiien auf Die
Infla9e be6 uIH9t,ffS i'm eriten @raoe" gu
perantporten. @r WurSe BON ieiner 13-id)s
rigen NbOpttOtodter Mtarie Sellinef bei6ul.
ot9t, fie in cine Sdeune gelOdt uRO BORT I'M
ter Der 9rObuug, iie 5u erifieBen, geSpun.
gen su baben, INN Su 8ilIen Sn iein. SIN
IeBteu Sermin be8 @eriftes mar 9feu ami
bic gletfe SeiduIOi9ung bin Der Notb;utt
i4HIoig ertannt mOr0en, oOd bob 9ii4ter
&rmitrong bieieS Serbitt pieOer auf uno orO=
nete cine meme SerbanOlun9 an. @eifern
muroe gfeu Der 2tnflage genidB i6ulotg ers
tannt uno 81 iehSmouatlider 6ait ltno elmer
9sISfrafe so., 500 es~r:r+boiit Roi hor
8erbonblung muroe uor9ebraft, baB Neu
friiber idon eine8 Gbnlt6en, an ietuer 9ti1te
SOiepbine gteu began9enen Serbrebens be-
iduloigt, unO baB er etnmal oe5 GiHbrud8
ifuloig ertannt lpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02
GOGipcBC1 oCs SSnitttrcftto3 ttlt
T1rSsf1cft0 fbfet.


Attamu, Gnt., l. Sttober.-Su Sells
Corners, Ont, mo- cine lauOmirtbitaftltde
2uSitelung I'M Gange 1T, eutltanO beute
g|adnlii.ag Our1 eiueu 9i5put iiber Die Sra
&c, ob Der Sniuraentenfitbrer 9liel Oeu Sob
UerOiert babe, etne Sdlagerei, oil Del6er
Wenl9fens $50 @ienidcn bethel tgt paren.
&iele Der 9dmpfer erlitteH bepen.i6e Ser
ietun9en. glad Ser 8ritgeIei gtn9 elm 0taHn
III Dem auf oem @labe QnpeienOcn canaOt
ideu 8rcnlier Cir SObn Ytc0onalO mo
itaQte i'm: oEeroen S,e 9iiel bdngen ?"
CIR Sobn eripiberle: sd bin ntht Ser Qens
fer" Iiebrcre beiitebenbe BerIouen rlhen
BEN nuf9eregteu 0iaun meg, ebe er itA an
Den glinifter uergreifen fOnnte.
8ie brei 9feuVen oes geItrtqeu cages err
auben fclgenoe8 9lenltat: 8. 9}e1nea fir
6enqite, Stuten unO gSnllafe, SrabreuneT
i'm @eidirr nm $IOO, $50, $50 uuo $50 -
Strange Sub" yMaib Of the Ssle," r&iter;"
II. 9tennen Or. 10 fiel ans, uSmeeptate8"
nit S. Gini0b, bei'm erten BitrOe $40 er,ra
-p&nalofa" a" u. Gennen - Stunning z0face, ,"
giuiab S. nit 3rgabe BON $50 fiir oas erfe
un0 $15- fir oa5 5rpeite Yfcr0 - p4nalota"
uno .. Slmmous. Som letten Reunen
purbe Elm 9fero, nGulid o9pro," auSgez
ifloIieil, neil e8 Su Mir 1T, uuO man Oe8=
balb bcftirhtete, oaB etn llu9liid paiTren
fnnuP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02

Hafoem Soaolg IN Ohio ftd 10
idarf gegen Brobtbition ertlSrt bat uno 9r.
2eonaro nit oroBem @iier fir Yrobtbiton
aaitirt, iragt man iidl allentbalben, mas oenn
eigentlid) Sorafer fir etne StelluHg III Der
6ra9e einnimmt. @r bat ff bis iebt nit
elmer @enanotbeit, Die etner beIieren 4ufz
aabe tpiiroi9 pGre, I'm ieSe @ril1rung iiber
0ieie Gn9elegenbeit berum ge6riidt, ob9leit
er felt ieiner gtoHlination bereits eifrig auf
benz Stump sepeien 1T unO iOnlit ii9erIif
@elegenbeit genu9 9ehabt bdtte, cine prI;tle
@rtlarun9 iiber bieien 9e9enitanS abSu9ebeu.
Nu9 an Seranlaiiun9 baSu bat eS ibm nidt
sefeblt, inbem ieiH prObibitionifii9er @e9en=
canoioat Or. 2eonaro i'm 3u elmer 6ffent=
liden Debate itber Die Brobibitionsfrage ber=
ausioroern lieB, pelde Serausforoerun9 be-
fanntlit @apt. 8uibneu, Der SOrfser oes
republifaniidem @refutip @omite's, ablebz
neuS beantiportete, oa Die repubIitantide
Yartei tbeilwsiie fir unb tbeilrpeiie gegen
Yrobibition lei. I'm 10 n1ebr 1T Die Sra9e
beredtiat, Su tueldem Sliigel Der Bartei So
rafer, ebenio tpie bic iibri9en @anoi6aten auf
eem republifanii6en StaatStidet uno nod
mebr bic @anoioaten fir Die geieb9ebun9
geb1ren. Henn bic beuti9en republifaniz
id]en Sr9ane ibren 2eleru iiber allt oieie,
bod setpiB lebr beredti0te Srdgeu befrie6iz
seuoe un6 suuer,difgs auSfInft geben tuoaz
ten, 10 piiroen iie faum geniigeno .3eit baben,
bic @rfldruns Ser bemotratii4eu Yurtei iiber
bic Prohibitions uno @etrdnfefruge 81 be-
nGngeln. Seit iibri9ens in Ohio oaS uors
;iigli1e, aus Der beften amerifanii1en 9erfte
uno importirtem b0bmii9em 9opfen gebraute
rSabinet."8ier bon Sob. s.. SOu0erborit &
Gobn eingefiibrt noroeu, baben beiOe Bar,
teien ben Streit iiber BrobibitioH fallen lai>
fen. Gs Iebe oos rstabiRet,n bas iOI4es
Muuoer attbaul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02
Ser Mfditcr fpifIfe r1ft.

Santl @ru3, Sal, l. Sftober. -
gEGbrenb Rt6ter 9lountree gefteru einen ge-
pifien Sobn SennebD i'm Serb6r bate, mad
te Qebterer eiuen SeriAd, Oas @eritts3iur.
mer III pidubern," reip. alle 9lnpeienoen
burfSumalten. g8abreno er fd NIT eiuam
GouItabler balgte, OOllenbete Der 91i6ter
rubiq Elm Sdriftftiid, nit rueIdem er beiddf.
tiat mar, fieg bann, oils Senneop ben @onz
ftabler betnabe iibermuuoen bate, BON Der
9{id)ter- 8ant berab, sOg ieiuer Rof aus uno
Sina Sem Ruufbolb nit BEN 6duRen su Set
be. Der 8idter 1T Elm bertRliid gebauter
Runu, Der ieine 6duite gu banObabsu rpsiB,
uno binnen tuenigen Winuten bate er Sen
nebn berart Sugeri9tet, buB Oerielbe piuielnO
mn @nabe bat. 6idhter &ountree beitieg
Sauu pieber Die Sanf uno legte Dem 4n9ez
flaaten cine Grtraitruie bon 80 Sagen Sc
fdnsniB psseu @iBa4tnTg Der Seriatss
autorit1t auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-02
Die Slattcrn tn @ontreaI.

Wt ontre al, Gue., l. Sttober. - Sc
fern itarben in bteiiger StaOt IA 8erionen
an BEN 8IatterH. &lpbonie 0tOOuiS uno gS.
Seebe, tuelte am WtOntag mGbrenO oe8 Sra
males berbaftet pOrben paren, rpur6en III ie
bier OIonaten 6Qft 0erurtbeiIt. 0tebr, ais
100 Sanitdt8= GIutate nurSen I'M Sit6ifriite
bon ben 6Guiern abgerifen, aber BON Der
SanttdtS- 8oli5ei lpie0er angeidlagen. 9rei
SoloateH bes fiiHften 0fegiment5 r9fopal=
Scot8" tuuroen gefern BON elmer 8anoe
Sltol6e Ourdgeprii9eIt, iOnf mar 2tlleS rus
big, uno man beiiir6tet teine llnruben, oa
oas gtilttGr bic StraBen pieoer abpatrouilz
Int: Die Sol5bdnolerz6 z6irma @ebriioer gIn=
6erion itellte ibren 4rbeltern Die QlternatiOe,
f9 impfen 81 laiien OOer euttaiien 3u Wer.
ben. Sier5ig oelieIben legteu Die ar6et ME-
Der, betranfen iid unO Orobten, iid) an Der
6irnIa ridden 81 tuollen.