davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-06-13
The King is Dead, Long Live the
Klngl

Ming
London, June II, 2 p. Mt has Just
been learned from an authentic source
that the report to the effect that the
Marquis Of Salisbury has been summoned
by the queen to Balmoral, and that he
left last night for the castle is true. The
marquis started promptly at midnight for
Balmoral.
LONDON, June l2.-Telegrams from
all the pricipal points along the route
taken by the marquis of Salisbury to
Balmoral, show that the journey was
made through a continued series of popu-
lar ovations on all that part of his way
which lies in Scotland. Crowds of people
assembled at all Of the railway stations
and cheered the coming man. At Aber-
deem station. where the train stopped the
demonstration was particularly enthusiasts
tic. Here someone called out, Three
cheers for Gladstone, which was replied
to by groans and misses.
The queen has accepted the resignation
of the Gladstone ministry and has sum
moned the earl Of Salisbury TO form a new
cabinet
The marquis of Salisbury has consented
to form a ministry, with Sir Stafford
Northcote as chancellor of the e%xchcquer,
The Macs says that the statements that
Mr.. Gladstone intends To retire FROM the
leadership Of the Liberals il unauthorized
The earl of Aberdeen has offered Glad
stone The use of his residence near Lon
don for the remainder of the session. A
messenger from Gladstone arrived at Bal
moral W hours before Lord Salisbury.
The queen leaves Balmoral Tuesday and
will arrive at Windsor castle Wednesday
morning 1t is stated a message from tho
queen has arrived for Sir Stafford North
cote.
, 1885-06-13
Engraving in al its branches is dons q
zEHNER, JACKSON 4 BuEcHNER's.
Nntice 70 ,-.rrni,nr-

Notice is hereby given, that, on the
18th day of May, A. D., 1885, letters of
admiI istration of the estate of Jacob =.
Weybrecht, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned by the Hon, Isaac Bergman,
judge of probate. for Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory. All persons having
claims against said estate, are requested
to present them TO the undersigned for al
lowance within six months after the date
of said letters, or they may be preclu.
ded from any benefit of said estate, and if
said claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of said letters. they
shall be forever debarred.
CATHERINE WEYBREcHT,
Administrators.
, 1885-06-13
Green corn, cGHiiHOtUer,
spinach, peas, string beans,
potatoes and tomatoes .jHst
receiped at the PhRnir
.MnrkoI.


An oighteenyear old boy was before a
Kentucky court for carrying deadly weap
ons. The Judge consented to dismiss the
ease on condition that his mother openly
cowhided him in court, which she did
with a win. stripping him TO the waist.
, 1885-06-13
DOMESTIC DOINGS.
The Salt Lake Postmaster Ar
rested for Assault.
Alarm About Pleuro-P
in Illinois.
Two Men Killed in d Railway
Accident.
A Postmaster Arrested

A Postmaster Arrested for Assault.
SALT LAKE, June II - Postmaster
John 4. Lynch and Territorial Auditor
Nephi W. Clayton. had a row in the post
office to-day about a money order. The
lie was given and the postmaster threw an
inkstand and stamp tool at Clayton, the
latter hitting him on the arm. The audi
tor swore out a warrant for assault. Lynch
was arrested. The case will be heard to-
morrow.
, 1885-06-13

CHICAGO. june 2-Cattle-Receipts
6,600 head; market generally a shade
stronger; shipping steers, "a. 90(G5.65;
stocker and feeders, 81. 5OG50O; through
Texas cattle slow and l0c lower, grassers,
81 5O(a4. 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head market
firm; natives, 81. 75Ca4..1; western, 50 81
a400; Texans, 81, 50a376.
, 1885-06-13

LosT.-On the streets between the
Black Hills stable and DIR. Hopkins resi-
dence on Sixteenth street, a red Russia
leather pocketbook containing cash and
securities A liberal reward will be paid
for its return to this Office.
, 1885-06-13

SANTIAGO. Dechili. June l2.-Depuly
Senior Dorsiteo Errnyuriz, fell dead in the
chamber of deputies yesterday He was
n of the most influential and respected
members of the Liberal party.
, 1885-06-13
NEW LOCAL NOTICES


The ladies' of the Congregational church
will give a strawberry festival Thursday,
June Is, at the next the post office
on Sixteenth street.
, 1885-06-13

LosT-A United States treasury draft
payable to my order. The finder will Sc
cure a liberal reward by returning the
draft to me or to my deputy at the office
Of the city marshal. G. Schnitger, United
States Marshal.
, 1885-06-13
Going Homo.

New ORLEANS, June l2-The train
bearing the Liberty bell leaves Tomorrow
morning via the Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad Cor Philadelphia.
, 1885-06-13
stocKmen Take Notice.

Riner & johnson have soldiers addi-
tional and other land scrips, which they
are selling cheaper than any firm in the
West. Call at 30S Carey block, and get
figures.
, 1885-06-13

The se~yenteen-year locusts have made
their appearance in vast numbers in
Princeton, n. j., and in Central New
Jersey.
, 1885-06-13

w Called Communication this evening
Wat 1880 o'clock, Work on NJ NJ. de-
WALTER BRowN, Sec'y.
, 1885-06-13
Pare Maple Sugar,
Fresh Ranch BHttef'
1T II. Underwood ~ Bro.

AT Masters wholesale liquor store you
can find the best Of liquors, wines and
imported and domestic cigars.
, 1885-06-13

A good water-cooler is a thing of beauty
and a joy all summer. Go to p. Il. War
rem and pick out one.
, 1885-06-13

Knights of Labor meet every Monday
night OF 1880 in the Idellnan block.
, 1885-06-13

Denver Soap Company's Hard Water
Bar Soap has no superior for toilet use.
, 1885-06-13

Commencing June -, at . and : p. m.
Furniture, stoves and house furnishing
goods. New and second handed. Closing
out sale. Store Torrent and fixtures for sale.
V. BAKER, Agent
, 1885-06-13

Straw and linen hats can be bought
cheap at Polack's.
, 1885-06-13

The Cheyenne Foundry will now receive
orders for iron fencing, bitchIng posts and
all kinds Of castings. All orders filled
promptly and carefully.
, 1885-06-13

Persons desiring pure Lake Mohapaluta
ice should leave orders at Christ. Mauss'
baker, 3li Ferguson street, or with the
undersigned. SLOAN & Co.
, 1885-06-13

Rhodes and Troxells soda water manu-.
featured under the latest process with all
improved and new formulas.
, 1885-06-13
A Town Swallowed Up.

ST. PErERsBuRg. June An earth
quake has occurred in Eastern Caucasus,
The town OF SikIeh was completely
swallowed, and the township suffered
damage to the extent of several million
roubles.
, 1885-06-13

DR.. W. T. Buchanan's dental Office is
over Idelman's Block. Room No. |,
Sixteenth street.
, 1885-06-13

Mowers and hayrakes at Arp 4
Conway,s.
, 1885-06-13

Schuttler wagons, and a full hueo Of hard
ware at Arp & Conway's.
, 1885-06-13

Ferris raises 0aa AZORES
hOHses-
, 1885-06-13
Bie hare ereryfhiHg yOH
Banf To-day, come and see
ns. y. =. Taylor ~ 90.

For low shoes go to Polack s.
, 1885-06-13

White vests at Polick
, 1885-06-13
WANTS.

WANTED. Two experienced dining
room girls at the Metropolitan Hotel.
, 1885-06-13

zeal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1885-06-13

WANTED. Second handed household
goods. V. Baker, E.gont. 324 Seven
teenth street.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-14

we're interposed by the counsel for r..
prosecution, which were promptly ova,.
ruled by tine court, and Donna was piaead
upon the stand.
"You won't let him go to Jail ?n sbs
said. appealing to the Judge. aHs
didn't do it. / know who did il. I'm.
I've been sick, awful sick. but w.
didn't have the scarlet fever either 7
didn't know nothing about II tilt
now, but / knew all about it weeks aoJ
| knew all about it the night it was do
That Is the man who did it"-pointi
to the junior partner OF the firm. who
laughed ~scornfully, but whose face later
On as her story progressed became liy;a
with terror.
An angel from heaven could not have
looked more glorious to me at that mo-.
ment than that pale, holIow-eyed red
haired child.
Then she told it all in her quaint. Il.
hterate way--how she was passing the
store the night she had been spurned
from our door, aud by the light of the
lamp she saw her father approaching in
a drunken frenzy. Afraid of a blow If
he should recognize her, she slipped
into the dark alley and crouched down
in the shade of a large packing-box un-
til he should have passed by. She had
been there but a minute when two men
came swiftly up the alley and stopped
SO near her she could have touched
them. They were the junior partner
and his accomplish, one of the clerks.
"This is what he said, she went on,
taking a slip of dirty paper from her
pocket. He whispered, but / beard
him, and l writ it all down. It's al
most like what the prince said in the
Primrose Princess of the
Never mind about the princess.
child, but let.us hear what this man said,
said our attorney. So she repeated:
Remember the quarrel tomorrow,
and don't overdo your part. Hi dis
miss you; then you take the first train
for Dakota and buy up those lands ]
told you of, and as soon as l can find
IN excuse I'll sell out and join you. I've
fixed the telegram right"
The junior partner was arrested, the
clerk was traced out west and confessed
the crime and justice was melted out to
them. My Louis was a free man. He
was offered a partnership in the store,
and not many years after became sole
proprietor.
My poor baby came a few weeks
after the trial, but God took her back
Immediately to Heaven. Our hearts
were full of sorrow, but we felt that il
would be wrong to mourn long, SO we
tried to bear it bravely.
And Donna? You saw that tall, fair
girl who passed through the roo just
beforeI began to relate this story-the
girl with the glorious hair-hair which
looks as if it had caught and kept
prisoner the sunshine-and great dark
blue eyes-eyes like violets hat have
grown in the shade-that was Dcnna.
She has been our daughter ever since
the trial, and no daughter in the whole
city is more beloved.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-14
o BROADWAY.
An Afternoon Sketch of-the Great Thor
ouyhfars of New York.


A gossipy writer in the New YORK
Citizen says: / have stood on the Corso
of Rome, the Strada Toledo of Naples,
the Prado OF Vienna, the Linden of
Berlin; I have wandered through the
bazaars of Constantinople and of Smyra;
/ have looked down upon the motley
group OF Russian soldiers and Polish
peddiers in the streets of Moscow; /
have stood at heat of day amid the
throng of London bridge, and watched
the tides OF men ebb and flow along the
Boulevard des Italiens and Boulevard
Montmartre of Paris, but in no city
have / seen so strong a mixture OF races
as in Broadway at noon. The great
annual fairs Of Saxony, Of Russia, and
of France-Leipsic, hoygorod, and
Beaucaire, and the motley quays OF
Gibraltar. Marseilles. Alexandria and
Genoa--come nearest to New York IN
the strange picturesqueness and variety
of their crowd. In those great fairs
yon see once or twice q year q huge
commingling of those dreamy eastern
races who hang around the gates
that separate Europe from Asia,
and along the beautiful shores
Of the Adriatic, where the ocean
seems to laSe sent its worn waves to
seek, like so many other wasted spirits,
a soft and sunny grave, are to be seen
Longing or every quay sailors Of every
zone and cline and race But over
these pictures there hangs q lazy, indo-
lent cloud, and they are to be seen but
periodically. The scene of Broadway
is equally varied, aver constant N
more brisk. There goes a Yankee
parson, an embroyo Tafmage, for IN
stance, evidently calculating how he can
concoct a sermon which will not only
suit the pulpit on next Sunday, but
| with SONY gentle torturing q second APP
pearance on the lecture stand, and pos
sibly after find a lucrative repose on Q
shelf of the Messrs. Appleton and Har-
| per. Next comes q Pennsylvania farm
or, looking as if he had just risen from
the lake Of Harlem, carrying III his eye
a vigiIant determination not to be out
done, which procla;ms that, though
broad Dutch in frame, he is sharp Yam
kee in spirit. Here we SEQ two OF the
most honored judges of our bench
which has of late years much grown IN
honor-oDe Irish, the other American;
one in the autumn, the other in the
spring of life; one covered with the full
ripe fruit Of eminence and distinction,
the other wearing the blossom Of one
day ripening into a similar richness
pleasantly discussing the last novel or
the last play as a light relief to their
weightier intellectual morning work as
they saunter home.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-14
THE OLD STORY.


Swallowed by the lilac tree,
Near the garden fence,
Stands my neighbor, Rosie Lee,
Charm of innocence!
Sweeter than the fragrant flower,
With the dew-drop laden,
IFairer than the morning hour,
Is the winsom6 maiden!
From the naples tOp-most limb,
With the flush of day,
Come the redbreast's matin hymn,
Sweetest roundelay!
Yet the song The maiden sings,
Tuneful, soft and Lowry,
To one heart a rapture brings,
Fen more pure and holy.
Happier Thought than lips can speak
Beams in her blue eve:
Joy lights mp Ter glowing check
Her bethrOthed is nigh
Needless of the lilac's bio IN,
Or the mornings glory,
All that in her heart finds room
Is Loves sweet, old story.
Nathan Upham
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-29
Ssph eim fpihttges Greisnif.
8. Wolfiou if gesmunsen weiteebenoe
8erdnberungen gu treffeu unb feline
genlerfungen bariiber.

llniere 9eier, iouobl aus Der Staot,
mie bonn 2anbe, iperben alle bemertt
baben, 6aB Wolfions Store fir bic
Menge ieiner 8eiu6er au flein tpirb,
trDb aller @rtpeiteruttgen in ben leBten
paar Sabren. Selbit bic beutigen
@9ulfinber erinnern 1i6 nod Der 3eit,
in Der ct li9 nit einem engen &aum an
oerielben @de behalf, bic iebt bur6 fein
@ei6aftslofal ausgefiilt tpirb. BON
3eit gu 3eit mar WolfIon ge3mungen,
ieinen Store Bis our iebigen Mus6ebs
nung gu pergr0bern, bic fit bic nd9iten
Sabre aussurei6en f6ien. Oo6 f1om
iebt tpirb bas 2pfal pieberum at tlein
un0 9err Wolfion tbeilte uns nit, oaB
CT beab1i9tige, bic S9eioewano atpii1en
oem Departement Der fertigen &lei6er
uno bem ber S9nitttpaaren au ent=
fernen; ebenfo foa Die Wanb i'm atpeis
ten Stod tpeggenommen tperben. 9uf
bieie Weiie miro bann bas gan5e Sc
bdube atpei groBe 8erfaufsrdun1e ent=
balten. I'm iebo9 6ieie 8erdn6erun=
gen bornebmen 5u t0nnem, muB ii9
Wolflon borldufig nit Der einen 0dlfte
ieines 2ofals su bebe!fen iu9en; aber
fein Waarenlager 1T bier3u au groB unb
es bleibt baber iti9ts meter iibrig, als
bafelbe alt berfleinern. gus bieiem
Grunbe tpir6 er bon beute an feline
fdmmtli6en SO 81 BEL unb Carpets
gum &Dftenpreiie ausberfaufen unb la=
bet bas gublifum gum Beiu1e ieines
Stores elm. Derielbe entbdlt bic feins
ten parlors unb S9laf3immer=M6bel
Mf6bel fiir 9allen unb 2eie3immer,
&leioeri6rdnfe, Suite. Spiegel, S9au=
felfiible bon WallnuBbola Stiible in
ieoer Muspabl, au6 einfa9e M6bel,
&i9enmObel, runbe un6 bieredige
Sifbe, nit b0l5ernen unb Marmorplat=
ten, gii9erf6rdnfe, Bradets, Gbromos,
GleioerItdnoer; ferner cine be6eutenbe
9luspabl bon CARPETS, Matten unb
9ausbaltungs @egenitdnben alIer
Nrt uno gu iebem preiie.
Da Wolfion feinen Nusperfauf anaeigt,
obne 6aB ein FOLDER au9 ffattfinbet unb
oa er Die uria6e 6eutli6 genug anse=
geben bat, 10 peroen Oiejenigen, tpel1e
gortbeile bon Der @elegenbeit sieben
tpollen, tpi1en, tpobin fie gu geben ha=
ben. Sie 8erdnberung in Molfions
MammotbzStore lit abermals elm 8es
tpeis fir bic aunebmenoen @ei6dfte
beiielben, un6 ergiebt ferner Die Sbee eis
ner 3unabme aller 9anbelsameige i'm
nd6iten 5erbft erfriiber. [23,5,tum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-29

fam. Sd babe es niebertreien uno
nieoersmingen pollen nit Getualt - es
9ing ri9t; es gebt aub beute ni6t
tpenn i9 aud erif beute tpieber bic alte
@el6i6te erlebt babe, baB nur @leid
unb @lei9 ii6 5uiammcnf finbet unb boB
fiir unfereills nlr etI bornebmes N6lels
auden iibrig bleibt, ipenn man fein 2e=
ben aud in Die @6an5e sei6lasen bat.
Mber tpenn iebt mieber eilt Seben 81
berlieren 1T, 0ann bin i9 es uidht, Der
1i6 tpieber 70 unlinnig opfert ipie baz
mails BEL Sbrer Sp6Seitsfabrt unter
ben 9ufen Sbrer pferoe; bann gilt es
Elm anoeres als oas meinige. Sd babe
i9on einmal einen gerfor gebabt big
auf's 8lut; i6 elaubte bamals, i6
f0nnte feinen Meni9en dryer ba1len auf
Gr6en. SEPT freilib meiB i'd bas bei=
ier. Gum M0rber bin i'd bo9 ni6t al
lbm getpor6en; aber ginen siebt's, an
bem ib bas tper6en f6nnte, einen Ginz
5igen! Ser 8ater tpar es ni1t; aber
tpenn i'd einmal 10 al Den Sobn gez
ratbe, oann beiBt es: er ober id), pber
= ipir 8eibe!
st ipar fur1t6ar, Der Nusenblid,
no bic faIt big gum Wabnlinn geiteigerte
2eibeni6aifD Diefes Mannes ibre 56ranz
fen bur6bra6, ein losgelaiiener berbeez
renbe. Stront, BEN ni6ts mebr odms
men ober aufbalten fnnnte. gugenie
iab, 6aB bier ie6es Wort, ieber &uf gu
fpdt fam, unb begriff, oaB lire Madl
gu Gnbe mar. sic fonnte ni6t flie=
ben; er bate ibr ben Weg 5ur Sbiir
bertreten, aber iie elite gum &lingel5uge
uno rib nit aller Senalt baram. Oie
Siener befanben ii9 freili@ 6riiben auf
Der an6ern Seite, aber es mar bod inn
merbin m0gli6, bab Die @lode ibr DIR
errei6te.
(Gortiesuns folet.)
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Die CUR Snformation ber MbgeDrbneten
einberufen mar, Derboten uno ionit aueb
ber proteit Der56gert norben lei. SEPT
gilt es, bic @efabr na6 M0gli6feit nod
bor Der oritten 2eiung ab5uipeuoen.
&eoner iprift ii9 sesen Die Notbmen=
bigfeit zines Ndbgarn3olles aus, ba Die
Metiengeiell6aften Der 9}dbgarnfabriz
fation nod 10, 12 big Is Pro3ent 9iois
benben geben t6nnen; gebt auf bic berr=
f9en6e Wirtbidaftspolitif: Befeue=
rung Der notbpenbigiten 2ebensmittel
uno felbf Ser NrbeitsmitteI, in ldngerer
Nusfiibrung eth uno meint, oaB oas
Tolf bel ben nd9ten Mablen es perFe=
ben tpirb, gu unteri9eiben 3tpii6en
Senen, tpel9e bas Wobl oes 8olfes
tpollen uno ni9t poaen. Wenn es
m0gli6 1T, miiiie Bis CUR britten 2eiung
nod cine petitiDn nit bunberttauienb
bon unteri6riften an Ben &ei6stag OBJ
geben, UNI benz &e9t nod in lebter
Stunbe gum Siege gu berbelfen.
Sta6tDerorbneter GriB @oerdi bofft,
baB in bieler bo6mi6tigen Mngelegen=
belt awii6en ber atpeiten uub britten
2eiung fi6 cine Nnaabl umfals= =@anbiz
Oaten finben tperben. l1nb tpenn aud
fein poiitioes &elultat ersielt merbe, 10
lei bic Semonltration bod ni9t unniib,
Iie 5eigte bann, baB bieie 8olfsbertreter
bic Snterefen bes @oltes ni9t tpabren.
Wf0gen bic Srauen nit ben Wfdmnern
9anb in 9anb geben, bann tperben mir,
lDenn aud ni6t ieBt, 10 bod in 3utunft
1tegen. (Stiirmii6er 8eifall.)
Mbg. Gidert, Oeuti1- -Sreif: gr lei
bierber gefomnlen, Inn iein @inberitdno=
nib nit ben 8eItrebunsen Der Mrbeiterin=
men gu betbdtigen. gs lei elm MiBper=
ttdnoniB, tpenn man Die Greiiinnigen fir
0egner 6er Grauenbemegung balte.
gBesbalb bic porige 0erfammlung pers
boten msr6en, fei ibm unerfinbli1; bod
tperbe matt bies ia in ben b6beren Sn=
ltanaen erfabren unb beim &e6eni9aitss
beri6t iiber bas Socialiitemgeieb our
Spra9e bringen. unierm 8ilbungs=
ltanbe TT es ni1t angetneiIen, baB man
Der Srau cine fol1e Moae supeiit, bic
@eiebgebung tpirb bieie Grage bofentz
lid er0rtern. Grlabmen mir ni6t, 3lt aeis
gen, baB mir Die berrl6enbe gDirtbs
f6aftspolitif berurtbeilen. Sm Nllgee
meinen aber gilt ber Sab: Sic @elebe
zines Iolfes iinb 10 gut ober 10 f9le9t,
wie 6ieies islbit.
Mbg. Singer greift bierauf BEN Nbs.
@idert fbarf an. gr babe ia oas So
aialilfengeieb felbsr i6affen belfen, biirfe
1t9 alio iiber bic oniequen5en beHelben
ni6t tDunoern.
Snfolge Der in's politii9e binibergez
benben polemif beiber Mbgeorbneten erz
tldrt bic 8oriiBenbe, baB fie, na6bem
Der @bg. 20tpe nod geipro9en, Mdn=
nerm oas @ort ni9t mebr ertbeilen tpers
De.
9lbg. 2ubmig Some bemertt, baB es
lli9t in ber 9bfi9t bes @eleksebers ges
legen, Dab bas @o3ialiftengeieb au6 auf
fol9e Neriamn1lungen Nnpenbung fdnz
be, bagegen muiie snergii6 proteiirt
tper6en. @egen Die S9ub3oupolititer
miiile man bereint Gront MAIDEN.
IS fpra6en bann nod einige 6rauen,
tporauf bic &eiolution aur Nbitimmung
fam uno angenommen murbe.
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(sus ben, 8erliaer Sascblatt.)
Yrptcf Der 8erlitter Q(rbciterinmem
geaen ben WGbaarmsRpu.

3 Cine bon Trau @uiqaume=S9ad an
5telle Der Derbotenen 9lrbeiterinnen.
Weriammlung na9 Dem Goncertbaus
Sanslouci einberufene groBe Mrbeiterin=
nen=8erfamnllung mar Sic intere1ante=
ite Der bisberigen 6rauen-8erIammlun=
gen. sSrau @uiaaunesS9af bate bas
Geferat iiber Ben vNdbgarn=3oa" felbii
ilbernommen, unb- Die Mitglieber bes
Nei6stages, tpel6e ii9 fir bieM6lebnung
bieies 3oaes intereiirett, gu bieIer Ser
iammlung-3u tpel6er au6 Mdnner
.3utritt batten-e -eingelaoen. Die &eiGsz
tagsabgeorbneten Singer, 9idert, Cub
mig Some, 2anbratb 8aumbad, gilenz
babnzD zDireftor 69ra6er unb Wsaior a.
.. 0inBe batten biefer ginlabung entz
iproGen unb maren in Der bon mebr
als 1000 peri0nen, BET Mebrsabl mad
Wtdnnern, befu9ten 8eriammlung ers
i9isnen. Sen 8oriib fiibrte Grau ST.
9offmann.
Jrau @uillaume. S1ad fiibrte aug,
oaB ca. 100000 S9neiberinnen in
9euti9lano eritiren, bencm our6 BEN
Jtdbgarnz3oq eine Gteuer BON 4 Bis 6
Wtart auferlegt tpiirbe. Dieie 3abl
tptro 1l9 aber minoeitens ber6oppelll,
tpenn man bic Ndberinnen auf MdId1e
y. !. NJ. bin3ure6net. l1nb ienen armen
500, 900 Nrbeiterinnen, Bic man hires
geringen 8erbienites pegen bisber nur
cine Steuer bon Marf bate entridtem
lanen, iol nun 5u @uniten einiger So
britanten cine boppelt 10 bobe Steuer
auferiegt tperben unb penn bic ssraueu
fi9 aufraffen, um proteit segen cine
iol6e ungere@tigfeit su erbeben, um bie
i9le1te Gage Der Grauen su erIdutern,
oann tpiro Die 8eriammlung berboten.
Wifen Sic, mas es beiBt, cine ssraueuz
Ieriamn1lung einSuberufen unb mas iie
fofet? yfur nit Wfiibe babe i6 biele
Werlammlltng einberufen f6nnen, um
ben Wfitglie6ern bes &ei6stags nod bpr
Innabme Der 3Dne uniere 9inlid,t flar
gu legen. IS 1T i'm &ei6stase berburz
geboben por6en, baB Die Ndbgarnfabris
fanten nibt beiteben f6nnten. Sd femme
elne Gabrit, bic beitebt iebr gut; mes
balb es Die anbern ni6t f6nnen, tpeiR
i'd ni6t, neil i9 nidt tpeib, tuelfe 9luss
gaben bic Gabrifanten MAIDEN au mill
len glauben. 6ollen aber 6arunter
800, 900 Nrbeiterinnen leiben, baB es
einigen Sabrifanten tpobler erqebe?
(Gufe: Nein. pfui! 2eb6after 8eifal. }
Griebri6 Der @roBe lieB eine Srauem-
Verfammlung bur6 Spriben auseinon=
beriprengen, iebt aber lit bic 6rau ernitz
baft gelporben, lie tritt Elm fir ibre ae6te
uno forbert bic 8ertretung ibrer s}ntes
reHen pDn ben 8ertretern oes 0olfs i'm
&ei9stage. Grau @uillaume S6ad
unterbreitete baum ber 0eriammluno
folgenoe &eiOlution: rOie 8erlamms
lung beidliebt ben 4usfibrungen be,
&eferentin semdB unb giebt ibrer Nn=
li9t baour9 Musbrud, baB lie ben bobeu
&ei6stag bittet, bic 30ae auf gtdbgaru
ab3ulebnen."
9ln Der 9iseuIlion betbeilisten lid
auBer ben Grauen: Gantius, 6ortor3
Stdsemann, Or. 9offmann, @uillau
me.S9ad unb Grdulein WabniB, bi,
Nbseorbneten Singer, &idert, 2uomil
26pe unb Stabtperorbneter 8oerfi.
Nbgeoroneter paul Singer, SOc
DEM: ST babe lebbaft bebauerr
miiiien, baB bic borige 8eriammlung
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-29
Sabrgang 20.
Ms)er's
Q9ue Cure

entbdlt Elm Gesengiit aeaen alfe BON samhfnt Der.
ralbrcnae ifebei, bas, 70 uiel man peiB in feiner
anbern Granei entbalten lit. Gs entbdIt fein Gbis
min, aud feline metaIliiben ober anbcrn iddbIi9en
9etanbtbeile unb bat baber telen na9tbeiligen
GinfluB auf bic Gonftition fonbern Idbt ben Jf5rs
per 10 geiunb 1pie DOT scr Arantbeit.
gBir sarantircn, oaB sfyer's sfguesGnre aLe
SdIe falte. rentittirenbeni, itilfent, @e9iels
unS gaHenfeber, 10 pie uon aeberIeiben, bic
bardb Sumpfuft berbeisefibrt fnb, beilt. splIte
es na9 ribtiser anwenoanB su Deilen perfebIen, 70
finb bic gambler burdb itfer GirfuIar pom 1. SuIi
1882 erHtd9tist, has Getn ,urid,u,ablen.
Dr. 8. g. aper & Co., InmslJ FLAT.
St anen 9tpotbefen 81 beben.