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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24

bate! 9as tpar gu biel fir ben 6o6s
itutb zines Minoeg, Der bereit geDeien
mar, fi9 feineSo9ter auriid5uerfdmpfen,
Der es aber tti9t ertragen fonnte, lie bon
Der 8roBmutb ober ber @lei6giiItigfeit
ibrts @atten 3uriid3uempfangen.
Sd tDer6e nit 8erfotp ipre9en, iagte
er enoli9, uno tpenn er tpirfli9 einberz
itan6en 1T, moran i6 trob gugeniens
Grfldrung nod INNER stpeiile, 10 muB
bic Sadie unber5iigli9 ms Wert gelebt
tperben!
llnber5iigli6? fragte Curt. sic linb
lett faum brei Monaten berlnd1lt, unb
i'd CLAUDE, iie baben &e6t, einen all5u
friiben nnb aa5u pl6bli6en 8ru6 gu
bermei6en.
8etpiB baben iie bas, uno i9 tpiirbe
ibnen unbebingt beiitimmen, bdtte i1
ni6t meinerieits oringenoe @riinbe, Der
Mngelegenbeit gu beeilet. gs ftebt bier
auf ben Werfen ni1tNlles, tpie es follte,
i'd babe BON befreunbeter 0anb einen
Winf erbalten, 6aB bic iebt ausge>
bro1ene BetDegung unter BEN Nrbeitern
benz 10 unermebli6 gegIaubteu gerfop'=
f9en 8erm6gen cine t6btll6e Wunbe
berIeBen f6nnte. 8ritbt es tpirfli1 su=
fammeil, 10 fam ieine@attin ibn gerabe
in 6em Momente ni6t perIailen, ber
@elt gegeniiber fann fie es ni6t. Wenn
mir du6 tuabrbaftig ernifere unb tiefere
8riinbe 5ur Srennung baben, man
pirbe ienen @runo annebmeu, uno bas
barf nidt fein! 8eiier, mir nebmen bas
Nuffauenbe eines 10 friiben 8ru6es auf
uns, als Dab mir uns bic 9anbe binben,
penn bic gefiir6tete &ataitropbe mirfz
LID eintritt. Gin fplhes nnternebmett,
tpie oies bier, fdat ni6t in penigWo6en,
baau geb6rt ein Sabr min6eitens. unb
in Der 9dlfte biefer 3eit fann bic 96eiz
bung 6ur6geiebt tuer6en, tpenn er uns
feline S9mieri9feiten ma6t. @ugenie
mub in unfer 9aus auriidgefebrt, n,uB
frei ffin, ebe man in Der &efben5 abnt,
tuie bier bic @erbdltniiie liegen.
s (GOrtlebuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24

= Bon Gloresbi(le miro gemel6et,
6aB Wilion GountD ni6t i'm Stanbe lit,
bic bon Der 9lranias paB giienbabn
perlangte Summe aufaubringem, tpel1e
als Worbebingung bes Babnbaues auf
Der Sffeite bes @an glntonip Gluf1es
n0tbig 1T. gs f6eint ndmli6 unter
Der 8eb6lferung ienes Counties l1nei=
nigfeit gu berri@en, bic benz Bau oes
neuen Gourtbauies in Gloresbiue ents
fprungen 1T. Ser She'll bes Yol=
fes, ber tpeltli6 bonn San Nntpnio sSIuB
tpohnt, iuiir6e Bic Giienbabn auf ber
Weiffeite borsieben unb Die auf Der Dlt=
feite bes Gibolo lebenben Garmer fom=
men grun6idbli@ ni6t na6 Gloresbille,
lonoern banbeln nit San Qlntpino.
Mber Tloresbile bat bennp1 smei Norz
aiige, Die ber Meinung bes Gorresponz
benten na@, f9tper ins @etpibt fallen.
Set Is Sabren bat fi9 bafelbf ndmIi9
feinWor6 ereignet, ,unb bas If freili9 iebr
be3ei6nenb fiir cine teranii9e @taot.
9ti6t 10 l6bli@ eri6eint Der anbere
Wor5ug, nit benz fi6 ber gnrresppn>
0eflt brn1tet. QD1lton GDuntD 1T ndmli1
lett brei Sabren ein 2ocal Option
@ountp nnb oeBbalb le6t Mqes
in Trieoe un6 Greun6f6aft balelbft.
Sie uneini9feit, tpel9e unter Der Be=
b6lferung berri6en foll, fpri6t atpar
bagegen unb tDer tpeiB, ob bic Be,pob=
ner bes 6ffli9en @ibolo=l1fers iti1t al
lein aus Dem @runbe in San Mnton nio
pertebren, tpeil ibre perf6nli6e Greibeit
bier ni6t bef9rdnft tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24
Cages > Tenisfeiten.
Snlanb.


SIN iiib6fli6en &anlas fieIen
udbrenb bes iiingften &egenfurmes 10
.-12 3oll &egen. Ser gr6Bte S1a6en
tpurbe ben @iienbabnen 3ugefiist. -Die
8eri9te aus Nfebicine 2obge lauten
traurig. Sci Der Glutb famen Ia Menz
f9en lllll.
General Grants @eburtstaq
tpirb Montag Ben 81. in Chicago in
groBartiser Weiie gefeiert tperoen.
- Ser S9abamtsfefretdr bat bic
31blung bes Gaarborratbes unb Der
@ertbpapiere i'm 56aBamtsgeipDlbe
argeorbnet. Dieielbe tpiro am 30.
Mpril beginnen un6 in etua 3 Mo6en
beenoet sein.
Muslamb.
= SIM grbge11oB bes Mbmiralitdtss
gebdubes gu 2onbon ereiguete f6 am
%. 8ormittags 1870 cine Dbnamit=
grplofion, bic einigen S9aben anri9s
tete uno bas Gebduoe in 8ranb feBte.
Oas Geuer tuurse iebo9 f9nea gel0l6t.
Wtan glaubt, baB elm Mngeifellter bes
Oepartement ben Spren9itoff ein=
f9mugselte, ba Grem6e ben Sbiiriteber
ni9t pailiren f0nnen, obne bole 2egi=
timationspapiere unb grlaubniBl6ein 5u
baben. Ser Sbiiriteber fagt aber, oaB
ipdbrenb ber porbergegangenen "a
Stunben fein Grenber gintritt bate.
- Sn Straiforb ON -Nbon tpurbe
am %. bet 325 Sabrestag Der 8eburt
Sbafespeare's gefeiert.
- @iener Geri9ten 5ufolge foa Hubr
Ianb Der enslifden &esierung folgenbes
llltimatum geltellt baben: England
anerfennt bic bolitdnbige Neutralitdt
Mfgbaniltan's unb besiebt fi9 ieben
ginflufIes auf ben gnlir BON glfgbani=
fan; rlur unter bieien Beoingungen lei
bic grbaltung bes Griebens m0gli6.-
Sie ruffi1e &riegspartei brdnst INNER
eifriger alr Mttion; iie bebauptet, bic
@elegenbeit los5ui6lagen, lei ME 10
giinItig getpeien, ipie I'M gegenmdrtlgen
Nugenblid. Wtan glaubt iibrigens, oaB
&uBlanb gang anbere MaBregeln ers
greifen unb berausforbernber auitreten
miro, iobalb bic Wolga eisfrei 1T unb
Der Sdifffabrt uno bem Sruppentranss
| port feine S6mierigfeiten nebr bietet.
= Sn Cairo 1ol bic Gbolera tuieber
aufgetreten ieitt.
= 9ie &6nisin 8ictoria 1T am %.
in DarmItabt eingetronen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24
Siiael.

Die 6rau init Dem idperem 8iigels
ellen in Der 6anb bebenft nibt INNER,
baB oas gifen, tpeldes ibrem 8lut Garz
be uno Stdrfe perleibt, baHelbe Metall
1T, pon mel9em bas 8aseleiien gema6t.
IS giebt feline 3uiammenlebumg in ber
9Belt ipie Brotpn's syroE 8itters, benz
8lut bos n6tbige @iien su berleiben.
Grau 8. .. bon Sosan, g., iagt: sd
gebrau9e Sromn's Sron 8itters gegell
allgemelne S6tud9e uno fanb es iebr
,uobltbdtig."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24
0ieie SSee,

bab bic 2ente mad Colorado, g0eu @legifo unb
benz @eten seben, um bic S9winbfudt gu er.
lei6tern, 1T gar nidt n0tbig. Sober berniinf-
tise Mann tpiirbe Dr. Boianfo's Suften. uno
eunsen Sbrup in bem eriten @rabe Der
Sdpinofudt sebrauden. @s ift unfeblbar in
allen Sallen bon Suiten. GrtdItunsen, Bron.
ditis, Sdmier3en in Der 8ruf mnb alex Sbmp>
tsmen, tuelde als @rrldufer ber @dpinbiuht
seltem Yreis so Gents unb $1.oO. gerfauft
Bel H. &alteher & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24

= Ser belsiine 2ieutenant 8an
8ele, @bef Der Mequator=S Station, giebt
iiber oas @etpidt bes 2ofiims elmer
Megerbame na6itebenbe Qusfunft:
Mn iebem 9n66el elm f1merer &upfer=
ring i'm @ewi6t bon einem balben 3ilo
alfo l Gilo an ben Maoen Weuffen,
sfabrieirt aus Me7ingbrdbten, tpelde
glet9faas l &ilo tpiegen, um bic Saille
berur1 1T bic 8etleibung lei9ter; Elm
@tad Stoff aus 8ananenfaiern gefods
ten, tuel6es, i'm @anaen As gentimeter
bod unb 20 @entimeter brett 1T. 3pi=
f6en Der Saille unb benz Gals tragen
bieie Samen ni9ts. Mber am Sals be-
finoet li6 bas 9auptftiid Der ganaen
gefleioung, elm f6ueres 9alsbanb aus
Gupfer, tpel6es ie mad benz &ei9tbum
beg 6duptlings bis 6 pfunb tpiegt.
He1net man bierfiir bur9i9nittli9 ~
ssilo, 10 bat bic Negerbame 20 Rilo.
gramm (62 pfunb) 3u tragen; 10 piel
als ein belgiiber Snfanteriit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24
Meiit Grmnttsser +

Die Drudtrpreife 1T mGdtiser als Der
Drummer. s. foftet nidt iriebr, Yreis. gireu>
Iare an 100 sfamfleute gu ienben, als einem elm,
Stsen Manne groben gu 3eisen.
Sd fudble oiefe Metbo6e, itnl bic @e16dfts-
Ieute anf einen @esenitanb su IenFen, Der ieoea
fpariamen Raafer intereiiiren mub. Sd babe
feinen &artner, NIT benz id ben @eiuinm tbeile.
SD be5able feinem tbeuren Meilenbem unb feline
Sotel>8ia nm nleine Waarcn einsufiibren. Sd
berfanfe before @aaren unb biIliger, als cine
iyirma fanfl, ipelde ibrem geipinn bic enormen
aussaben binandufiigen bat, ipelde @efddfts>
8eiienoe berurfaden.
Sim. Hart, @bolefale sabatbanbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24
Ser Wrd1ibent Der Sanbelsfans

Cet FtuItDeHt uet S5uH0efstu1it-
l,er in 2ouispiae, Sp., Gen. s. @f.
Wrigbt. Iagt, bab cine f6pere @rtals
tung, an tpeI9er er ldngere 3eit gelits
ten, ii1 i'm Maden un6 S6ulter fefees
iebt babe. Sd beriu9te ct. Safobs
Del uno mar Der @rfolg uirtli6 iibers
rai6enb. Sn einisen Stunben ipurbe
i'd bollitanbis bergeltellt. Gs 1T ii9er
Elm ausgesei6netes 9eilmittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24

9ie f6mere Winterfof unb ber
Mangel an frii6er 2uft tpirft ra6tbei=
Zig auf ben gan5en pbDff6en Me6aniss
mus. MDer's Sariaparilla 1T bas reds
te Mittel, oas man i'm 5riibiabr nebz
men foa um bas 8Iut 3u reinigen, ben
&6rper au ftdrfen, bic 9eber gu Sbdtig=
teit anauregen, unb bic @eiunbbeit unb
&raft tpie6er bersuftellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24
sSidtis fir Nltsipanperer.
@rObe Yreisermdsisuns in Oer lleberfabrt.

Der llnterssianete it ermadtist 9aTase.
fdeine, freie 8etOfiguns eingef dlof5en, BON 8re.
men nod Gan antoaio fit $s4.15 fir eripad.
fene Yerjoneu ous5ufellen. Mfit @etoFiauna
big Meip gorf s25. finber inter IL Sabren
Sablen bic SdIfte.
Der Yreis fir Die @eiIe bon Gan antonio
mad Bremen betrGst nur nod einIdIiebIid
freier 8et0Hisuns $4o.35.
Gerner 8illetS su erniebfisten @reifen bon
Mntmerpen, Sabre, 2iSerpooI, Queenstown,
SdEeben, Danen,arf unb storuesen nod Gan
antonio unb auriid
Mdberes su erfabrsn bel
s. @riefenbed,
22,1 ,tutu @aiiase. asent San gntonio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-24

1g- 9ie blauen Glanels uno Serge
Mn3iige BEL u. Yanepait & 9 o B n
fonnen ni6t iibertroffen tuerben.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

The growth Of the rculaton Of TnE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN under its present
management is uneXampled in the history
OF Washington journalism.
The increase is by no means confined to
the daily edition, but is literally shared by
the weekly issue, which goes into every
state and territory.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAS Is conceded
TO be the best political aud family newspa-
per ever sent out from the national capital.
Neither effort nor expense is spared in pro-
curing and preparing Original, attractive,
and valuable matter for its columns,
The mails are daily bringing in long lists
Of new subscribers, and many of these or
ders are accompanied by warmly commend
atory letters from gentlemen Of high stand
ing in their respective localities,
The management of The NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN takes this occasion to thank its
hosts Of friends for their kind words and
gccd wishes, and to assure them that their
b pes forlts prosperity are being realized In
the most substantial and satisfactory man
BCr.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, for to-day will
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
Tho AmerIca,s CUP RemnIn..

Thirty-four years ago, when the old men
Of to-day We're boys, and the Republican
party had not been born, the Yankee yacht
America entered the harbor of Cowes, and
her captain, /, C.. Stevens, issued chal-
louCe to all England for $50, 900 to race any
Of her yachts, schooners or sloops, outside
the Isle Of Wight In siX-knot breeze,
RotCrt stephenson, the eminent engineer,
backed his yacht Titania against the
Yankee yacht, and on Tuesday, Aug %,
ls5l, race came of, Seven schooners and
eight cutters started against the America,
the Titania not running, and the American
yacht crossed the line twenty-five minutes
ahead Of the second
Last Monday the English yacht Gencsta
was leaten by the Boston yacht Puritan in
what We may call the first heat Of best two
in three race, Yesterday the second heat
crme ofT-twerty miles to windward In a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
Mean Spite.

THE REPUBLICAN has made mention of
the discharge Of Mrs. Mary L. Kali, OF
Ohio, from clerkship in the Office of the
thiid auditor, Treasury Department, The
Chicago Tribune says of Mrs. Kali that she
IS well-known lady of literary ability,
and author Of several poems Of merit. She
IS poor, and, with her children, depending
on her salary for a living. She went to
Auditor John S. Williams to see If her case
wGs hopeless and ask why she was dis
charged.
"Eecausc you are an offensive part!san,'
was the reply, with that peculiar manner
characteristic of Mr.. Williams.
"Was ! not efficient and faithful, and
was not my work satisfactory asked Mrs.
Kali.
"Certainly. No complaints to make,
You.arc simply put out because, as tell
you, you have been an offensive partisan"
sin what did my offensive partlsanship
consist ~ was Mrs, Kairs next question.
"You wrote a campaign song for the Re-
publicans in Ohio,n was the reply, "Gool
day."
1t is inferred from this that all clerks who
can he shown to have publicly prayed for
the success Of their party, either at a sun
day evening or week day prayer meeting,
will be treated as "olfensivc partisGns,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.


SESAToR sABIN, OF Minnesota, is at the Riggs
House.
DRvNMoND HAY, of Shanghai Is at the Ar
lnHon,
pR. WM srALDING, of Gordrldgc Scotland, is
at The Riggs House,
FIEsT ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL STE
vENsoN has returned to this city from Pennsyl.
vNnia.
SECRETARY WHITNEY yesterday revoked his
acceptance Of the resignation of Lieut.. Thomas
b. NJ. Mason,
LIEUT.. y. L, NILES has been detached from
the Wabash, and ordered to the photographic
office, Washington.
Col, LAMONT, tho Presidents private socre-
tary, has been called TO McGrawsville y. y,
by illness in his family,
ENSIGN PFEGvAL l.. DRAYTOS, resigned, to
take effect April 30, and Passed Assistant Sdr,
gcOn James NJ, Murray, resigned, to take effect
Jan. !.
Mrs. BURNETT, widow of the late Gen. Ward
b. Burnett, has returned from New York. She
Is writing history OF the "GOld Box" and her
late husband.
Cor. T. +. BARR, the Secretary Of War mill.
tnry secretary will be relieved from duty here
in II few days, and will probably DO sent to
| Fort Smelling.
MIR. MuHIMAS, who suparlntcn1ed the load.
ing Of the Sw0tNra with silver dollars at New
| Orleans TO be shipped TO Washington, returned
To the city yesterday
LIEUT.. Il. q. PECK has been ordered to duty
| in the bureau OF navigation, and Pay Director
| James D, Murray to assume charge OF the navy
| IHy Office at Baltimore.
/ Itusr I tpt.r Envs ann nUpusN rII ortil-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

The managers Of the three Americas EN-
position at New Orleans announce pro
grGmme almost daring In IT, magnitu To-
We refer to It's list of special days or Amer
lean celebrations, which will he It's leading
and popular feature. 1t practically makes
the Exposition an American congress for the
consideration Of subjects, both international
and hemispherical, in their scope. The fol-
lowing Is the revised aud enlarged list;
Nov 10. American Peace Day.
Nov, IL. American Governors Day.
Nov Is. American Press Day.
Nov %. American Musical Congress.
Dec. 2. American Mediterranean bay.
Dee. 0. American Bankers Congress.
Dec. 1G. American Mayors Day.
Dee. 2l New England Day
Dec. 20. American College Day
Dec. 30 American Congressional DIy.
Dec. 20. American Commercial Cjng'cF.
Jan. /. African.A Amcricau or Elm VI llp1tlon
Day.
Jan. ;. American Native Races Day.
Jan. u. American Railway Consre"
Jan. 15 American Electrical Congress.
Jan. 10. American Waterways Convention.
Jan. %. American Inter ocean Trin5it Con-.
gress
jan, -. COlCn-AtneflChn biys
Jan. ~ American MauuflcturGrs' CJlycn.
ton.
Feb. /. American Merchant Marine Day.
Feb. 3. American Agricultural Congress.
Feb. 10. Anglo.American Day.
Feb. II. German. American Dav.
Feb. p. wnshingons Birthday.
Feb. %. ltalian.Amcrican Day.
Feb. 81 spnnlsh-Amcrlcan Day
Feb. 2j Columbus bay.
Mar. l. FrenCh-Amcrican Day.
Mar. g. Portugucsc-Amcrican Day.
Mar. 4. American Firemens Day.
Mar. o. Mardi GraS
Mar. 10. American Labor Day.
Mar. II. Irish.AmeriCan Day
| Mar. ~. Hebrew American Day.
| Mar. 90 American Veterans Day.
Mar 81. Closing Ceremonies
This is, without doubt, the most states
manlikc programme ever adopted by any
worlds fair-one which will he educating
ard elevating in its influences.
The genius which can plan 50 well must
possess the ability to execute, particularly
when II is well backed financially by such
corporations as the Illinois Central railway
the Louisville end Nashville road, the Pull.
man Palace Car Company, the merchants
and bankers of New Orleans, and others.
The Exposition is already an assured sue
cess Of colossal proportions, and will in
augurate what public opinion requires AT
American hemisphcrcal policy based upor
more intimate commercial social, an1
political relations between the various ma
tons Of the three Americas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

Total........ l3o 30, 7G7 81 llIOOs,O22 IS
This is an increase of 1921 ,255.2l over
the cost of running the government last
year by the Republicans.
Taking the figures for the first six months
Of the Democratic administration as the
tesis fer a years estimate and it will be
found that in the first year of the new re-
gime there will he falling Off in the re-
Ceipts Of the government Of 20,5O5, 1886,
while the increase in expenditures will be
81, 4C2,5l0,I2, total difference of about
$S5,C00,CC0.
This may not be a cheerful showing for Il
IcfoIm administration, but the figures are
taken from official sources and do not lie.
They are commended to the attention Of
those campaign speakers who are lauding
the vigor ard economy Of Democratic rule
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
RAILWAY NOTES.


Fas,cn trunk line difficulties will M, all bl
pcttlCd II IL ynld, until Biliimpre and DlIu hts
IN entrance INTO New norS'
Ovctturcs have been made t1war tho e,tlb.
lis mtut of friendly rc!Hti ms between thi
Reading and the pCnnsylvAntl rlilrDh Cpn.
rnnirs. aud conferences have recently been
held with this object In view.
,,.-..... . =, =, ,,,
ttvC huilsyG, Nv ntt'' t ~ Il uv,len u ~, ),
sale OF The Rochester AMI p,usbdrg mironl.
The snlc viii on to-day 0t the instance OF
Referee John NJ Dnvy, of Rochester.
Tho ,vcol.uoss or Pacific NoiI s,o,, 4. ct.
triiitcd tn rnn,ors ibnt ibn cnn nnt,v viii lnso
he oiioNnnc"s mid n bv The phrIde rSiir5id
Gt 10 n,"i,,,cnnI,cr Of r!,tcs If ib Trai,sp,,,t
nrntsi Sssoriniion rniis To come 10 m mn lar
stnndiug
-
General Freight Agent Frank "A. llarrott, OF
the Baltimore and ohio railroad, has reached
the east again after RNisit to Chicago. He says
the war IN cust.b0und freight rates continues,
without any prospect OF definite settlem'n
in the near iuturc
4 Richmond dispatch states that the Rich
mond aud Dunvillc railroad has elected, as
general manager, H. II. Thomas, at present
general manager Of the Cleveland, columbus,
cincinnati and indianapolis railroad. lie Will
enter upon the discharge of his duties Oct. !.
Howard pi.rcc and IIugh NctTcnrv WIN
wore arrested nj Toneka. Kan last weck FIR
Tho ,oiberv of n trSIn on tho Chicogo and
AIton yooI nj nine Snrings Mo on The night
nfSe,t . ,vSra indIcted M 81 Iouis nv Tho
1rsnd irr, ond wore hcId IN I.ranli Of Y 5n1
Eonds "''' "AN WV " - ''''''
Representatives OF the Grand Trunk railway
had nm interview with n committee OF the Ca
madam cabinet yesterday, tho result OF which
cntdonro VIII Tho ,erms deciaei nm hy nariS
mauf ~ virtrc Of which Tho Sorth shorc lin,
hntwcn, ouohec nnd Montreal will he trnns.
ferred to lie Canadian Paciiic railway,
''''u W '''
The I.ynchburg Virgininn states that tho
Norfolk and Western railroad Is making ar.
| rnngcmens to change the gauge of It's track,
| like thnt of the Midland and other roads, on
May l. They expect to do the work of laying
| one rail from Norfolk TO Bristol In twcnty-four
| hours and will leave the third rail until they
| can get oil the engines from the shops, running
| trains on both the narrow and broad gauges.
| They have ordered nine new engines from the
| Roanoke machine works aud ten from the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

orr readers are aware Of the terrible suf
ferlngs which the residents Of many Of the
spCnish provinces are at present undergo
ing on account Of the rayages Of that dread
ful scourge Asi0tic cholera. The poor are
left without work or means. Many die
from the epidcmy and many more from
starvation. Money is needed for the relief
Of the afflicted, Those who wish TO CON
tribute for so worthy a cause should remit
10 Mr. Ignacio IIaya, No, Liberty street,
New York, who has been appointed treas
urcr to receive the funds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

DEMocRATIc statesmen, organs, and pol
iticians were not bit afraid to stand up
for Kossuth and the cause of Hungary
thirty years ago. Has the old patty become
such n shaky kneed, white-liyered coward
in these days that it must needs turn pale
because Thomas \. Hendricks has kind
word for Parnel and the cause Of Ireland !?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will not do
such injustice to the Ohio Republicans as
TO admit that there is doubt Of IIoadly's
defeat. Ohio is "naturally a Republican
state" as all parties concede. 1t ought to
be the most natural thing in the world for
the Ohio Republicans to defeat such candi-
Cite Gs lICGdly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

ISAsMUcH as there are many saloon keep
crs who are quite capable Of lllling official
positions creditably, there would seem to
be no good excuse for selecting disreputa-
bic specimens of that branch of industry for
appointments to federal offices, even in
New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

THE Irish nationallsts of Washington are
among the most intelligent and influential
Of Mr.. Parnells grand army of American
sympathizers and supporters. Their meeting
this evening will be an interesting occasion,
for they are in cheerful mood, rs they GER
tainly have reason to be. Their cause Is
making progress much more rapidly than
the most hopeful of them could have antici-
IGtCd six months ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

THE taxpayers in those Indiana town
ships which have been plundercd by ras-
cally trustees may turn up in Washington
with a claim for relief by act of Congress.
il their attention had not been absorbed by
the care of national affairs they would no
have neglected their local interests, Less
equitable claims than this have gone through
10th houses Of Congress, the white house
aud tie treasury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
UiYTED-EMPLoYMENT.

'
NGrANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, SIrUA-
w tion rs visiting gOyerness references eN-
changed. Address Box u, Republican Once 1.l0
y1rANTED-BY a GOOD sEAMsTREss, SEW
w ing by thc week; can operate several sewing
machines. Address Box " Republican ONCE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

EDITOR DORsnErMER, in the first number
of the revived New York Star, makes de-
cidedly creditable showing. His advocacy
of silver dollars as "morc convenient than
paper" must, however, be credited to the
cxigencies Of organ grinding rather than tc
his own good sense.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

IF the authorities of San Francisco would
rigidly enforce the laws and ordinances in
Chinatown most Of the evils complained of
in that locality would disappear. Miny os
the complaints made, officially and other
wise, are confessions of weak and negligent
municipal government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
Mr.. Thompson's whisky stopped.

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday in.
structed the collector of customs at Newport
News Va, to receive from the collector of in.
tcrnal revenue cargo of spirits shipped from
IIarrodsburg, Ky, by j. II. Thompson, and in
tended for export from New York to Bremen,
and to hold it In custody until notified that the
district of Kentucky has received n bon from
the distiler to cover the route from Newport
News 10 New York. The goods may then BE-
shipped through TO the port OF export without
further action on the part of the Treasury De-