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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
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Serbs OpernseIeai9aft our guffibs
rung. Oie Oper bat li9 in alien GRO
Beren Stdbtea beg Noroens dig 3ugfid
erwiefen; fie wurbe in Stem Sort mps
6enlang gegeben unb beberri9t gegens
mdrtig bic giibnen @bieago's, gincin.
MATHS &C. Die Mufit lift reht sefdGig
unb bic 8eiebung Der beri6iebenen
Roaen 1T febr %befrieoiseno; bic gb6re
limb ausgesei9net unb unter ben @bos
r%itinnen befinben fi9 biele iusenbli1e
unb biibf6e @eftalten. 9as Suiet
Der Sper 1T natiirli6 urfomif9.
9eute Mbenb miro bic Sper gum leb=
ten Male gegeben unb mir ratben Ses
BEN, Der fi6 amiifren unb einnal tidz
tig ausla6en min, bic 8~orfeGung ni9t
3u berfdumen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
6 . [ d | 8.
San Mntn 16. Nopember.
1tnterffiituma fir 8alpeffpn.

SIN 2ofale bes Siftriftgeri1ts fanb
am Spnnabenb cine 8eriammlurq
ftatt, bersrl 3wed bic grgreifung BON
MaBregeln CUR unteraibuns Der Abge=
brannten in @albeton NOR. Ser MaDor
REF bic 0erfammlung 3ur Orbnung
uorauf Serr 8. 6. @rotbous bic grz
nennung zines Subicriptions Counties
beantragie.
Golgenbe Serren tpuroen als Wit=
glieber bieies Gomites ernannt: 8rpan
@alagban, s. U. Green it,, 3enrp &.
Berg, 8. 5. Banfs, g. @roos, 81.
Madep, u. Belfnap, u. Maberid, pes
ter Sbielbs, gilbert Gtepes, 80. g.
Smith, Otto Mabrmunb, SEQ. $.
Ralteper, Sim Sart, 5. 81. Gallagher
unb 2ouis 0ntb.
9ierauf fpuroen bic 9errett s. @roos,
Sobn Witbers, s. 6. Sbornton, s..
9. Rampmann. Dan @ulliban, Ssobn
Swobig, Sam Maberid, s. g. Mler=
amber unb 2eDnarbo 8ar3a aIs 6inana=
@omite ermablt unb i%nffruirt, bic erbals
tenen @elber foslei9 nod @aIbefon
ab3uienben.
Nuf Nntras oes 0errn s. @roos
purbe foglei1 nit Der l1nteraei1nung
bon ~freimiQigen 8eitrdgen ~begonnen
unb 5000 in ber 8erlammlurg foaeftirt.
NuBer ben oben genannten MitgIies
bern beg Ginan5 .gomites fammel1 nod
bic 0erren Neai bpn Der erften Bresbpz
terianer @emsinbe unb 2epintbaI bon
Der iiibii6en @emeinbe frsluilise 8eis
fridge.
Na9 ben IeBten bon @alpeifon einz
getrofenen Nd9ri1ten bat bic bprtige
gerabe in SiBung befinblide @ranbiurp
erfldrt. bob bic Betpobner @aIueftons
ni9t i'm Stanbe feien, fir fdmmtli9e
Nbgebranute In binrei1enber Weiie au
forgen. unb baB beBbaIb 8ur Inter
iftiBurg aufgeforoert ruerben foIte. Oas
6ilfss gomite in 8aIbefton bei9InB ba=
rauf. feinen 0ffentli1en Mufruf our
6ilfeleiffung 81 erlafen, aber bic ges
fanbten unterffiibungen NIT 9ant an=
3unebmen.
Oas Grecutibs gomite ser Rnigbts of
9abor bat bereits einen Wnfruf an ale
lofalen Bereine erIaHen urtD oie1elben
aufgeforbert, @elber, Gleiber uno Sc.
bensmittel on g.. s.. @oloen 5u ienben.
NuBer ben bereits gemeIbefen Sum=
men iiub md folsenbe unteritibungen
in 8alDeffon e%ingelaufen: BON 6. g.
6untingtoa $4,000, bon Maaorp In
9tetu 0orf $1,000, BON Der Sbrindfielb
Geuer uno Marine gompagnie in Mais
iaduietts $1,000, bon 90. 6. 6ugbes in
Dallas $500, bon Der Sun Wutual
@ompagnie in Wetp Orleans $500. Qus
berbem bat Der Mapor bon Bolton bic
0ilfe ieiner Stabt 3ugeIagt unb ebenio
erbot fid Sofepb puliber bon Der 81. q.
uWorlb4 sur untertiBung.
Spdter nHerirter bic Stdbte Wemz
tbis unb ct. 2ouis ibre 6iiIfe unb an
@elbern gingen nod elm: Bon Gries
berg & Worfum in Cincinnati $500.
bon Der Siobt Denifon $3.50, bonn
@ouDernelr Srelanb 500 unb auBerz
benz puroen fleinere @elobeitrdae BON
ben 6id6ten Dallas, Sort Wortb, gus
fin, San Nntonio uno 6oufon an
bersin3elte Gamilien gefanbt. Soaar
BON Der 5tabt Sarge i'm fernen Dacota
| ginger $50 elm.
4usse3ei6net bat lid bic Stabt gu.
fin our6 lire 2iberalitdt, benm i1on
am Ia. Nopember tuaren bafelbft $4,000
fiir bic abgebrannten in @albeffon uns
| ter3eihupf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
Cine Mmttpprt ae,piim1dt.

aann irgenO Semanb einen Sail bon Nieren.
deer eeber. arantbeit b~rinsen, ben has electric
Bttters nidt f9nea furirt g8ir fagen Nein,
oenn tnuienbe bon 8allen iinb eripieienermaben
loon geheilt tuoroen. 8risbts Diseaie, Sarn.
inb. S9paGe ober ir9eno clue anbere 6amit
osripanote arantbeit f9neu sebsilt. electric
SitterS reinigt bas 8lut, reauIirt bic @inae.
tueioe ins Dirft Direct auf ben leibenben Lbeil.
5eos biald)e 9arantirt. 80 Gents bic 6lafde
bel u. Oretb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

- Z. Ealteher & Son, Npotbetcr, neIde
imner fir baS @obl feiner aunben beiorgt lit,
Gat iebt ben 8ersauf bon Dr. 8ofanfo's
Suaen- unb 2uu9en {. Syrup erbalten, elm
3eilmittel, meIdes unfeblbar ale @rfdItunse,l,
SGmerSen in Der 8rnff, unb ale 9ungen.
tranfbfiten turirt. Bur Strobe nsbmet cine
RrobeHafde. @epobnIids @r0be so Gents
urb $1.0o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

-9abe Sonsaline griinoIi6 beriu9t
in mebreren Gduen bon Neuralaie unb
acutem &beumatismus unb befen &es
iuItats befrie6igen. gs 1T BON feinem
aneereR aesen bieie 2eioen e~mpfoblenei1
Witiel ii6erireifi9.
%. g. Jlemiug, 90. g., George
tomn, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
California Weiue.

9err s. 5. MeDer, Wbolefale
unb &%etailbdnoler in Weinen, Mlamo
Ylaaa, 1T ioeben bon feiner bierten
&eife nod Californian auriidgefebrt.
Ct fanr iebt feline Runben unb Gami=
lien nit ben beten Sorten bon @alifor>
mia Mein unb reinem Sraubens8 BRANDY
perieben. &einen California Glarei
berfauft er bic @aQone 5u 81. port'
unb anbere u1oerfdli@te Weine finb
ftets borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fis Sas Gsr,
dtembtatt $3.50.

uafer Neiienber, SEER %. Wsen<
belipbn belu9t gegenpdrtig Die Stabte
entlang Der Seras Central, Der Sans
ia Sc unb Der 5eras paeific 8abn uno
pirb namentli6 i'm n6rbliGen uno
nor60fli6en Sbeile bes States ldnger
%perneilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

- Die 8or5ige BON . r. MuguH
26nig's Samburger 3ro<
pfen BEL allen Magen-. 2eberz unb
Nierenleiben tuuroen f1on BON bielen
5~auienben BON Meni9en anerfannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
Sluftertt ttnn sstime.

Wir MAIDEN hermit benz publifum
betannt, BOB mir infer Muftertt= utb
Slid > @efhdft pieber er6Hnet baben.
Mir befiben- umfaFenbe 8orfebrungen
aur Nerforgung bon 9otels, Reftauras
fioner unb Gamilien. Bilige Breiie.
Greie 8ef6rberuns mad allen Stabtz
tbeilen.
San Mntonio gisfabrif.
2o.1e,lM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
sTmproyed Condition Powdersv fir wfer

~sTmprOyed Condition Powders" fit @fer.
be uno @irbbieb. Elm ausseaei6nsteS uno CT.
probtes wuIber in Der Beban6luna bon psu6.
trantbeiten auer alrt, ansemeine llnpdsIidfeit,
Mntpa4fen Der Saut, &dube, eeIbes @aFer,
WiangeI an @ppetit. Neutrality-suspicious. auf
Der Etifette. Gabtiairt bon unb 5uu gertauf
BET MboIpb DreiG gIamo @lasa, esaen-
iiber Der Rcftcfiee, Gan gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

A@r 2aBt Cure Mnaiige bel g a M
coat & Sobn MAIDEN, wel6e bic
beffen Maaren, bic bette Mrbeit unb ben
beften S6nitt liefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

ltnfer Neiienner Serr ssr. 9babeu
befu9t Die StGbte entlang Der Suniet>
8abn unb an~grenaenbe Counties big
binunter nod 0oufton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
9as Wpd,eublatt.

Wir fenben bon iebt al bas nWoGenz
tlatt" fiji ben preis bon $500 auf
ssu Sahr portofrei mad Seuti9lano.
Ser 9erausgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
Qiebhaber eines outeu min,

2iebbaber zines gutem miloen
Nau6tabafs fperben in ben Gobritaten
Der beriibmten 3abatsfirma Gail &
NJ in Baltimore gerabe bas &C.
wiinf6te finben. &au9er 10 tuie
S6nupfer sieben bic gr5eugnife bieIer
Girma allen anbern Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

- Das @renet'i6e @runbeigentbam
fol, tuent es ni9t bis gum 1. DECEMBER
aus FREEZER 9anb berfauft lift, beriteiaert
fper0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

sar Wir fibren bic beiten 9emben
unb Qerren.S oiletteartifel, bic imporz
iirt tperben f6nnen. &ommt unb ber=
gleidt preiie. paneoaf&So
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

= Grembe gum 8eiu6 in Saa Nns
tonic iinb eingelaben, @lart's . l.
Iarb 9aIIe Nr. ell, Mlamo
StraBe, 3u befu1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
Benermann 9rns.
Mlamo plaaa.

@tapel unb Gancp Groceries, Weine,
Wbisfies II. I. 70. u. I. 10.
I'm nit benz 8orretb 81 rdumen
berfaufen fie einbeimiide unb imporz
tirte Weine gum &ofenpreiie uno 5tpar:
California MeiB= unb &otbmeiae,
Mngelifa, Gberrp. &iesling unb 'fran=
a61ti1e @larets BET Der @aloHe.
GiHeuDeine:
G~ibesbeimer.
Spbanntsberger,
9o9beimer,
Moielbllm6en,
2aubenbeimer.
@bateau MarSaur,
gbateau 2afitte,
@bateau Ga &oie,
Gbateau 8ouilac.
Sic gangbarfen Marfen BON Gbam=
pagner.
SIe;ne mhiafies hei 6er @nITnnp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

CRETONNES

Mir baben bic srSBte slnspabf bon
prddtisen Jurnituren, Tran3en fir
aauabrequins, Wanbbretter u. !. M.
Sn Matten, sDeiBen unb farbisen, &C..
pdbren mir beoeutenbe 8ortbeile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
MenbelsiObn @emiidter Gbpr4
9eute Mbenb
g + D b e.
Rum 4pftipeIeu.

Sci S9aB : Mubitor fir bas poffs
peien, Wcgonpiae, bat benz General
poitmeiiter iber bic Ginan3bermaltung
Des Sepdrtements i'm borigen Me1z
nlngsiabr Beri6t eritattet. Dana9
betragen bic 8eiammteinfiinfte Der Yoff
$42, 560,840, bic @erwaltungstofen
$49, 317,188, bas 9ef3it fomit $6,s
756. 8 gu bieiem Def3it mifen
gere9net tperoen bic ben paciiczgiie1s
babnen bei9einigten 8etrdge fir geleiz
ftete 8ef0rberung nit $1,340,266, unb
nod ni6t fefgeftelte 8erbinbIi9teiten
fir 1885 nit 1886, 900, 70 oaB fid bas
Defi3it tbatfd9lid auf 1881, 81
fent, gegeniiber einem iol9en bpn 81
967 ,425 @. +. $3,414. 146 tpeniger)
i'm 9oriabre. 9ie ginfanfte peiien
einen Abfaa BON $765, Ill auf, Die
Musgaben bagegen cine 3unabme lial
$2.712,328; Die 4bnabme DER ginnab.
men 1T Der 9erabiebung bes portos
unb Der aagemeinen @ei9dftsfiGe 5u3tz
fAreiben.
Die Nusgaben feben fi6 in Der
9auptfa6e fOlgenbermaBen auiammen:
@iieababnbef0rberuns. .$13, $685. 31
YottmeifersS alaire ...... 11,243, 848
yoltgebulten=S alaire -. 4,373,653
Sternpoit 5,403,2 59
@iienbabnz poftgebalfan ;. 4,246, 2O9
grieftrdgermeien 49,. 1915, 352
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,7O9, 236
Bef0rberung Der a~ustpdrti=
tigen pot.--......... 325, 1852
Wus benz gerfauf bon 8riefmarfen
purben $40, 050, 226 get6ft; @einertraa
bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $408, 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

unier Yolfertpaaren : Department
geuinnt raid an geoeutuns unb bic 5u<
nebntenben gcrfdufe pdbrenb Der lesten
Sabre haberi uns perunlu6t, iebe Saiion
reue Vcrrdtbe ein5uleSen Ter 5uneb=
r1eisDe CHM fhr ,Nusidmidun8 Der
Bchn5immer bat slei&iaus in aidt Sc
rinsem @robe bu5u be~isetrageu. Wtr
1alterl nun elm ueues uno poIffdnbises
Eager bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
Seine Wbisfies bel ber @auone,

= Wet 0ersniisen an elmer gemitbs
li9en Yartie 8ilarb finbet, Der beiu9e
@larf's BiIIarb 9aIIe, Nr. 9
III, Mlamo @trabe. 8or3iigli6e Sc
feQfaaft, Slide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

1taier &eisenber Serr s. e. 8usa,
6ereiif %gesenudrtig bic Counties Gomal,
Guadalupe, @on5ales, galbmsa &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

OMn lee bs Golsenbe unb bebane i'm @ebddtniB, bs mir file sos SerbaoetSSf
rhalten baben:
Is stad 81 .3oa brsfts sams woaeue sldbefohe far Damen su rs Sc. bic gub.
5o SMa @eIBea UMaea Is Sc. unb aufwdrfs.
z0oo Sa al Sqauav Otaneu W.-------------- .---..20 Sc. unb aufmlrs.
100 Stad un9eblelhteu @ottpn6lanen gu 5 Gents bic Dmt.
300 Stud geblddten ub unsebkiAten goten> Sauueu m u Gents unb onfwdrs
zO Snd Escorted alelorfohe in allen 6arben su. ..........5 Gents bic Dnb
800 Sthd SletoGfohe IN ben neuefen lGcben. ....... nebf paHenhem Hhb
SHwar3en uno tarbtgen @dbmere in beoeutenben Quanttden ~ ff haMm Rres
nnier Rage, bon 9Se aren fir ben 6ausbalt
1T sroNr as ie susor. gBir. Ofmsa 10 stad ~tartidrotAen Danaa, bic Gurte
ale apt Sarantrt, gu 40 Gents 40 stad gu so Gents unb ouFnarN; 100 Stad
wsieen uno rauHsn Camaf fhr tius; 100 Dueenb a6ortHe tarHfA grat Da.
maf=0anbthar, fimmtiA gu duBmf biaisen Brekn. Infer Eager BON StapIea
" aaren fam nidt ibntrOfen merben. @r babea pMrdttis $50 Gtad Snhian
peao; $50 Slid Bennington, braun; $50 Stad Dpisbt Star, braun; ESQ Slid
bette Sea Ssluc; 300 Slid Jrut Of te Soon, gebaat; 1876 @tad 2onsbals, gee
badt; a25 Stad 2pnsbaIe unb Dtaucnb SG gamtuc; $50 Stad Tormeu.
Darne11= unb &iaberidube aus Bbilabelpbia
unS unbsrn Sabrten icdsn rbaltea Sn Yrakn. Dacten ub Site Der Baare
| is NOTE MIR r. rs m esae as 'lnisr Eager BON SaaruifNns gerbs fr oaIsa
TT arSBr uno bic prele fno huiser ole e supor. $50 Onssnp unlaunbrkb 9eu,i
ben l0eten ersalen, - 60 @snts has etad. an fsrhgn alisern tr Serrsa.
Snaten ND sIner ttetea mir bas Bette ub bic neuefe uno mcbeufe Mnsuahlin
Der Staot. Gs wlrse BON iebr Dome nc iaem Srrn mee gAanbet fn, &c
.anem Beiude Der Stabt in unfum Store pcrsuipreden.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, tnw4W 81 unb 33 Ntamc Yk,a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

pie Snsrains, Eapefrp, gobs Brufsls
&c. ~llniere Waarsn fnb neu, bic Musz
mabl Der Muifer mar cine stddlide unp
bic Breiie finb bic bi0isfen. Bir Iesen
unb ndbsn garpsts, ie mad Wunid IN
ferer Qunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
TURNER-hALLE,

@rnf @iide -. Yddtsr unb Wanaser.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
LATE ST. PAUL NEWS.

About 10 O'Clock last evening Burk
O'Bricn, who carries the Pioneer Press to
Minneapolis by team, went into the shed on
the corner of Second and Cedar streets, In
the rear of the United States express office,
where he keeps his horse, where he found a
can of powder, an old shirt wrapped about it
aud a piece of candle. Tue facts were re-
ported at the station as very suspicious.
Geo. Least, a driver Of a hack for Mr..
Bates, left satchel at the city hall last night
for a party whose name he did not know
whom he had been driving over the city.
Paul Black and Jennie Arnott were ar
rested by Officer Wright at l o'clock this
morning on charge OF disorderly conduct
in Jennie's house, las East Fifth street.
Louis Whiting, a discharged suldier, hav-
ing In his possession unIawfully horse and
sleigh belonging to Nichols livery stable,
on being stopped in the road by Officer De-
laney at O'Clock this morning. jumped the
sleign aud took leg bail, but was pursued and
Captured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
PROMINENT MEN.

Henry George, reformer, thinks of standing
for parliament in Caithnessbire, Scotland.
Mr.. Hit is the richest congressman from ILL.,
nois His Ss,000,00O barrel bursts its hoops.
The superintendent of schools at HALEY, Idaho
has been removed, because he insists on spelling
''Iniun' Indian.
Daniel Stewart, of Allegheny City, Penn. says
he is the Oldest brother OF Gen. Stewart, the
hero OF Abu Kea and Shebacat Wells.
Michael Davitt, on arriving in Rome on Thurs
day, went to an English hotel but he was COM
p psiled to seek other quarters. because the Eng
fish guests at the house refused to sit at the
same table with him.
All Lin Sin, the richest Chinaman in San
Francisco, is visiting friends in New York He
thinks the only place in this country for the
Chinese is in the West, where there is plenty OF
room for them.
Charles KingleY gays: "If you want to be
miserable, think about yourself, about what you
want, what you like, what respect people ought
TO pay you, and what people think OF you''
1t is said that John Kelly will sail for Europe
in few days for prolonged absence With a
change of scene and freedom from care and ex-
citement. he hopes for full restoration OF hi
shattered health.
Carl Schurz is distributing some solid chunks
of sense down South report of his lecture at
Atlanta says; " He advocated good housekeep-
ing and said that soda biscuit and bad pie would
ruin any mans stomach, and when the stomach
is ruined the man Is done for"
Mr.. Sala thinks that four months In Jail will
kill Edmund Yates, who is accustomed to every
luxury-his ride in the park, his daily drive, his
footman al beck and call. He is an intensely
proud man, says Mr.. sala, and should not be
surprised II this Imprisonment should bring
about his death.
FL Mahdi could not behave worse IL he we're
spreading the gospel among savage tribes. He
says to the gentlemen Of the English army: III
you do not become MOhammedans i will wipe
you off the face of the earth" Next week he
will threaten them with eternal punishment after
death IL they do not think as he does.
John C.. Emo, the defaulting bank president
temporarily residing In Canada. is having u fine
time. With the finest of horses and sleighs,
with country house and plenty Of money and
with kindred spirits for associates, few men can
be said to enjoy life better than he does. He is
a crack billiard player, aud recently won $50
gold medal as a reward of ais skill in a tourna-
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
SPECIAL ANH0UYCEmENT.

The GLOBE, on next Sunday, will begin the
publication of serial story entitled, "a Paris
ian Marriage, or the Marchioness' Mother"
written by that brilliant French novelist,
Edmond About, shortly before his death.
This s.ory has been procured by the GLOBE
aud several leading newspapers Of the coun-
try BY special arrangement with the authors
agent. Being its first publication the story
will excite general interest. It is not neces-
sary for the GLOBE to introduce the author
70 its readers. His novels have always ere
ated sensation, and have been well received
by the novel reading community everywhere.
HIS other writings have won appreciation
from competent judges, and have been
translated into various languages. The story
will run through three issues of the SUNDAY
GLOBE, viz: Feb. Is and %, and March L.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
CHAT ABOUT WOMEN.

Nevada is as sweet singer as Patti. tut So
ciety will not kneel to her until she has scandal
lied It,
Mrs. Dudley will be let off easy. She promises
not to lecture,
new story is entitled "a paying Irritation" :"
The hero must have captured an heiress
Mrs. Langtry is i'll, and the Princess theater in
London is closed pending her recovery.
Miss Rogers, daughter Of the sculptor, is to be
married In Rome shortly to an italian colonel.
Miss MacKay has sent TO this country but sixty
invitations to her wedding to Prince Colonna
The ceremony will take place in Notre Dame
church.
Mrs. John Sherman is tall lady with a COM
mandng figure and fine bearing. She wears her
gray white hair very simply dressed and fastened
with Rhine stone comb.
The Turkish woman believes In charms, aud
always carries her person a three-colored bit
OF leather which ncloses the mystic phrase that
Is potent to ward off the evil one.
The telephone girls Of New York are indignant
and threatening to strike. because the general
manager of The company has issued orders that
they shall not attend the skating rinks.
The New Orleans Pcayune says that striking
sltion Is the display of beautiful work made by
aged women. In fact the eighty-year-old ladies'
make more creditable showing than those Of
eighteen and twenty.
The queen of Belgium is described as stolidly
lnsolent, without grace or charm to season the
defect. Horses are her passion, and as she
grows older she becomes more in sympathy with
them and less with the human race, All the
faculties of her mind are daily concentrated for
hours on the team Of ponies she drives.
Princess Beatrice has ordered for her trousseau
several Irish poplin dresses from Dublin firm,
ana one of these is to be entirely in ivory white
OF oriental design, interviewer with gold thread.
Another dress will be OF cardinal. rivallng the
rche Lyons velvet. third is to be sky blue,
closely covered with sprays of forget-me- e-nots.
''Mrs. Craig Wadsworth, the well known New
York beauty" writes the Wa shington cores
pondent of the Springfield Republican, ais suf
fering from an incurahle disease. She
one time expected 10 share the honors of the
White house with Mr.. Arthur. 1t is believed
that he offered himself 10 her. but she, with re-
markable self sacrifice, refused him. Since that
affair all talk about his being married has been
dismissed by his friends as the veriest kind OF
twaddle."
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
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The press and the medical profession OF the
Eastern cities are waging war on the skating
rinks, and following their advice large
class Of people are Withdrawing their patron
age from these institutions. The pulpits In
some localities have also taken it up, and
lenounce its immoral features, claiming that
le rink In this respect stands alongside the
Iublic ballroom, the theater and the circus.
fhe ground upon which its immortality is
based is the promiscuous gathering OF all
sorts OF people and meeting upon common
plane, as well as the opportunities afforded
the designing villain for taking liberties with
force than some others, for opportunities for
the display of this sort of yillainy is never
lacking at any place Of public resort, and II
an individual wants to keep within the
bounds of proprety, there is no more excuse
for its violatioo at skating rink than there
| is anywhere else.
The objection raised by the medical profess
sion carries with it more force, however, than
that urged upon moral grounds. 1t is not
mild exercise, surely. and is very far short of
proper substitute for skating on the ice.
Tie dust, the close atmosphere, and the
over heating are disadvantages that the
skater does not enjoy in the open air.
Roller skaters seldom indulge in modera-
tion. The stimulation of music and crowds
leads to excessive labor, and turns what was
intended TO be amusement into menace to
health and even life. According to medical
testimony the danger to women and girls is
very grave. In an interview published in
the Cincinnati Enquirer DR.. THAD. A.REAMY
of that city, who is professor of Obstetrics
in the Medical college of Ohio and regarded
as very high authority in that special line of
his profession says:
1.-The injurious effects arising to women who
use The sewing machine not
due TO the Iosture assumed, nor
use, but to the prolonged maintenance of the
posture, the prolonged use of certain set of
muscles to the exclusion of others, and to the
lack of opportunity for proper exei sc in the
open air. The moderate use OF the sewing
chine, as in III family, is not injurious. Roller
skating is quite another thing 1t may possibly be
INDUCED in 10 moderate degree by young wo-
men without serious injury, but l have no hesi-
fancy in the unt Allied statement that it is an
exercise for which women are anatomically and
physologicaly untitled. To indulge in this ex-
ercise violently (and they do not seem to do it
In modera ion IL say that to in lulge in it vio
lently. an for many hours in succession. under
excitement and stimulation, a. at skating rinks.
must iniiict lasting and irremedaDle injury upon
large IT portion Of the who are parti-
cipants. OF course, the damage to some must
be much greater than to others. Little girls, as
well as those approaching womanhoOd, should be
positively forbidden such exercise"