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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-21

gu ben uSoliben" 5dblte. 9atte lie
ni6t mebrere Oubenb 8riefe pon ibm
iii Sanoen un6, = mas mebr mar, =
bate tie ibm nidt na6 uno na9 $500
gelieben? ST tpollte gepiB nur mar
ten, bis bas Sraueriabr gu gnoe mar,
Inn bann auf bor Der Melt iein Ner=
baltniB gu ibr anauerfennen.
Oa bas Slid befanntli1 mittbeil lam
ma6t, 10 tpuBte balb Die gan3e Na9bar=
i6aft unter Dem Siegel Der 8erl1tpie=
genbeit, tpie es apil6en Grau Mann unb
9errnSbeobor Oliber itano. @inGreunb
bes 2ebteren b6rte au9 babon unb
ma6te Oliber auf bas Stabtgeiprd9
aufmerfiam, oeRen Mitteipunft er ge=
tporoen mar. Ser gliidli9e 8rdutiganl
tpar tpie bonn Oonner geriibrt. gr rabm
nod 5uei Greunbe in bas 9aus Der
Witttpe nit unb erfldrte bieler feierli6f,
baB er ME in f6riftli6en 8ertebr gu ibr
getreten lei, ttiemals @elb pDn ibr erbal=
ten unb fie nod biel tpeniger Inn ibre
Sanb gebeten babe. ,Gerrdtber |" rief
entriiitet bic Wittme aus. vWoIen sic
leugnen, baB Sic mir bieies 8iinbel
Briefe unb oieien Sting 5l1geI9idt bas
ben? Sic linb ein i6le6ter Menf6,
nnb i'd mill tpeoer Sic nod Sbr feines
8adfeinz@ebdube, aber bic breibunberI
Dollars mill i6 pieber baben, bic Sic
mir absuf6pinbeln tpubten."
Sliber fab elm, baB nit Der entrii1tes
ten Trau ni9t 5u berbanbeln fei, lnb
entfernte fi9 tpieber. Nlsbanm beauf.
tragte er einen 9etectib NIT Ser Mufz
fldrung Der rdtbielbaften Mngelegenbeit.
Ser 9etectip lieB ii9 bic Gel9iDte bon
Srau Mann felbit er3dblen unb bers
langte au@ bic 8riefe gu ieben, bic
leBtere BON Oliber erbalten bate.
S9on ber erfe 8lid 5eigte> baB oiefel.
ben ni@t bon einen1 @e19dftsmanne
gef6rieben iein fonnten, ionoern tpabrs
f9einlid) bon Der aarten 0anb eines
8adfii66ens berriibrten. ytun muroe
bas S69terlein berbeigebolt, bas in 10
aufOpfernber Meiie fi6 gum 2iebesbos
ten unb 9eiratbsbermittler bergegeben
bate. Das liebe &inb muBte in &c.
genwart bes Seteetibs einen Der griefe
abf6reiben uno-3ug fir 3ug ftimms
te nit benz Original therein. 2eugnen
balf ba ni6ts mebr. 6eulenb unb
i9lu63enb geitano bas b0ffnungsbolle
S66ter9en, baB es Die angeblib Sli.
Der'i9en Briefe iammt unb ionbers
felbit gef9rieben unb bieienigen be,
SHUTTER regelmdBig aerff6rt bate. gon
einem Sbeile 6es @elbes, bas iie BET
Miutter abgel6minbelt, bate ie ben
n8erlDbungsrins" gefauft, ben &cH
aber bernaf4t. 9lls Srau Mann bie=
les @efdnbniB b6rte, bdmmerte ibr Der
gan5e umfang ibrer 8lamage auf. Sic
bate fi6 bur6 ibre 9eiratbsmutb niDt
nur gum Opfer zines f9lauen Ginbes,
fonbern au6 gum @eip0tte Der gansen
Stabt MAIDEN laKen. I'm tpeiteren
@6a6en ab3umenben, i6idte fie,-aber
oiesmal bur@ bic poit,-einen 8rief
an 9errn Sliper, in ipel9em fie ibn
febentlitb bat, iie ni6t aud nod auf
S1aoenerlab gu perflagen unb ibr Su
per5eibem, baB fie ibn einen S6minbler
genannt bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-21

Rerfertbore gu. St ielblt bate io16en
3uruf n6tbig: ibm mar's, als miibte
ct i'm nd6fen @ugenblid @ntieblt6es
ie6en.
Iber ni@ts mar gu 9etpabren, als er
enbli9 bot benz plabe fanb unb Ii6
bem Shore ndberte, ni6ts aIs bas fo=
tbige, f6liipfrige @rorei9, Die triefenbe,
br6dlige Mauer, Der naBgldn5enbe @iz
ienbel9lag BET Pforte = ni9ts Mnbes
res, 10 tpeit bas r6tbli6 qltalmenbe
2i9t Ser beiben 2aternen iiber bem
Shore bur6 9febel unb &egen bre6en
fonnte. ltno ni9ts mar gu bDren, als
bas leife Nufidlagen Der &egentropfen
auf bem ernei6ten @rorei6 unb, tpenn
wieber ein idber @inoftoB aus Oft
fam, bas &narren elmer loIen Da9z
fparre un6 elm furrenbes, langge3Dge=
neg, fait flagenoes S0nen, bas bon
benz fablen @estueig briiben am Stabts
mall berriibrte, tpenn es fi9 por Dem Ell
1igen 9au9 beugte unb tpanb ...-.-.
0ictor!
SIM S6ilberbaus an Der Pforte regte
es fid; Der arme frieretbe 8enetianer
bom &egiment Oom Miguel. ber fi6
barin, 10 gut es geben tuollte, bot 2e=
gen unb &dlte geborgen, itredte f6laf=
trunfen ben &opf berpor, oaB man Ell
men Mugenblid bas nafie 2eber5afp
aufgldn3en iab. ST murmelte einen
Glu6 un6 biilte ii6 feiter in BEN feu6s
ten Wa6tmantel.
(Gortfebuna folet.)
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sSantilietts3 3unbSd1aft. /.

Serr &iolbaila 1T enti6loKen, fi@ bic
&nnbi6aft Der Ganilien gu ertperben
unb pirb beBbalb tiur quite unb frii6e
Waaren balten. Sn ber 8iligfeit ieiz
ner Waaren uirb es inn Niemanb
glet9tbun. Ollie gefauften 9rtifel tperz
ben prompt ing 6aus geliefert. Ct erz
bdlt tdgli6 friide Waaret1 unb bietet
beBbalb feinen &unben gr6Bere 8or=
tbeile, als bic meiften anbern @rocerp=
@ef9dfte. Sein Store befin6et ii9 an
Der gde BON 6ouitonz unb geaoarroz
StraBe. Man befu6e i'm unb Seber.
mann nirb sufrieoen geitelt tperbem. *
16, 7m3W
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: 9ie beutfdle gustpanoerutto. 8

Die beuti6e 9luswanoerung. Die
Statiitit ii6er bic iiberieeii6e Muspam>
berung aug benz oeutiGen &ei1 fiir bas
erfe 9albiabr 1885 ergibt 65, ,345
&6pfe. 5eit Dem Sabre 1881 bat Elm
beitdnbiger ftarfer Riidgaug ber beut=
I9en sluswanberung itattgefunben.
sSm eriten 6albiabr 1881 betrug bic
Muspanberung 126,139. 1882: ill.,
801, 1883: 4,145, 1884: 9O,3O1
perfonen.
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Sams g. 9eaemer

9umberparb an SouitOnitraBe !;
Sab, 9oor unb 8linb GactorD
an NDenue s. 2iefert ale 2lrten BON
3 u + D Ia, 8rettern unb S1inbeln
gu ben niebrigiten preiien unb fiibrt in
ieiner S6neioefabrif ale 4uftrdge fir
Sbiiren, Genfterrabmen, Saloulien &c.
&C. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unb
8auluftige MAIDEN mir auf bic gtablilz
iements beg 9errn 0eeener hermit BE-
ionbers aufmerfiam. [9,7,85,m1
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Muerlei.

3um eriten Waale tpuroe gelfern
bic 9lranfas pab 8abn bon elmer Soco=
motibe befabren. Die @nfunft BON Is
iogenannten Stat Cars mirb tdgli6 er=
tpartet.
@on BET Garbenas @an6 trifft
bic yfa6ri9t elm, baB nod 1nebr per=
fonen bon ben 8lattern ergrifen ,purz
ben.
- Mm Government Depot fanb ges
ffern para6e ftatt, bel tpel6er atpei Me>
baillen an Die befen 56iiben bertbeilt
tpurben.
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@mttcr itttn gp1ter.

sSn ieinem befannten &omane v8dter
uno S6bne" f9ilbert Surgenietp ben
@egen1ab stpif9en Dem alien unb benz
neuen &uBlanb. Wenn aber Semanb
Suit bat, ben unterfdieo spif6en benz
fbli1ten beuti9en ginpanberertbum
unb Dem uimarten" ameritanii6en Ma6=
tDuds redt griinoli6 berbor5ubeben, 10
brau9t ct ni6t, tpie Surgenietp, einen
&oman au erfinben, fonbern itur benz
ienigen 1la65uer5dblen, Der bieier Sage
in benz fleinen penniDlbanii9en Stdbts
den Cation ieinen Ibf6luB gefunbem
bat.
9aieIbt lebt bic ebriame un6 ni6t
gan3 nnbemittelte Mittib Weann, bic
stpar Elm S69terlein bon Ii Sabren bat,
aber fi6 benno9 re9t bereinfanlt fiiblt.
Da nun in Benninlbanien bas neue
portugieiifde @eieb, tpona6 Wittpen
bic Wieoerberbeiratbung berboten 1T,
gum Slid mod feline 9ta9abmung ges
funben bat, 10 Jlaubte Srau Mann
fein unre9t gu begeben, inbem fie fi6
nod einem 5meiten @atten lebnte. Mert=
tpiirbiger Weiie abnte bas S61ter6en
ni9t nur ben gebeimen Wunfb ber
Wsutter, fonbera es biligte ibn aud.
Sa, es ging fogar 10 melt, ii9 mad ei>
mem paiienoen@ @emabl fiir bic berpittpete
@r5eugerin umsufeben. @ldnaenber grs
folg fr6nte bas 5drtli9e &inb, benn balb
mar oer re9te Mfann gefunoen.
gli9t iebr melt BON Der Wobnung
Der Grau Mann fanb bas itattIi9e
9aus Der Platteneiienz Gabrifanten
Sbeobor Dliber, benz Der Sob foeben
bic @attin geraubt bate. SRI. Mamn
berfebrte in bielem Qauie unb fonnte
balo Der Wutter n1ittbeiIen, baB Der be-
gebrensmertbe gBitttper iein Nuge auf
lebtere getporfen 81 baben f9eine.
9fatiirli9 tpdre es unanitdnoig getpelen,
tpenn er iofort cine ileue 8erbin6nng
gei6loHen ober angeii6ts bes nod fri
i9en @rabes ieiner erifen @emablin
aud nur elm adrtli6es 8erbdltniB ans
gefnhpft bdtte. Grau Wtann begriif
benn aud febr tpobl, baB S9idli6z
feitsriidf9ten benz Serrm Olioer perz
boten, iie in ibrem eigenen 6auie au
beiu6en. Sic fanb es baber gan3 be.
greiflid, oaB Oliber sund9ft nur in
rein gei6dftli6en 8erfebr nit ibr gu
treten wiinf6e, unb munberte fi6 ni6t,
als berielbe iie l6riftli6 Inn elm fleines
Oarleben bat. 9ie So9ter bra9te BEN
betreffenben Brief unb t1abm aud bic
Mntport unb bas @elb fir 6errn Olis
Der in @mpfang. ginige Sage fpdter
iiberrei6te lie abernals Der Mutter cine
nit 8leiitift gei9riebene Mittbeilung
Slipers, in wel6er oieier bereits eimen
sdrtli6eren Son ani6lug unb mieber
um cine fleine @elbiumme Bat. @ebms
li9e griefe tamen nod iebr oft, unb
i6lieBli6 ttannte Oliber bic ssrau
Mann: uMeine seliebte @attin". Sic
rebete ibn in ibrer 9lnttport als vntein
lieber @emabl" an, uno mar gans ents
3iidt, als ibr bas S06terlein eines i6Dz
men Sages einen Sting an ben Singer
fedte, ben ber 8eliebte ibr seianbt bate.
gn5li@ tuuroe iogar Die So63eit perab=
rebet, unb Grau Wfann beltellte bas
Brautfleib.
9ieie merftpiirbige gorreiponben3
tpar beinabe elm gan5es Sabr gefubrt
morbet, Obne baB 9err Oliber audi
nur elm ein5iges Ntal bas 9aus ieiner
3ufiinftisen betreten ober NIT bieier sez
fpro9en bdtte. 0o6 bic brape Wittme
i90pfte I'M 10 meniger 8erba6t als
| ibr Mnbeter elm tpunberi9Dnes @ebduoe
aus 8adfein bemobnte unb aud ion1
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Mi6tis fit Auswanberer.
@rose Yreisermasisuns in Der lleberfahrt

UfcBe TfelsefmdBI9un8 N Der llebeffa6ff.
Ser linterseihnete 1T ermadtist Yafase.
sdeine, freie Befofisuns einsef fdlofen, bon 8re'
men iiber Sabre unb Mntperpen na9 Gan I'm,
frio fiir SAILS auS5ufellen.
Ser Wreis fir bic @eiie bon Gan antonio
mad oben senannten Sdfen, incl. 8etOfisung,
$685..
ierner rebuairte giienbabnraten nod allen
Srten in Deutidldab, Sdpeis, 0dnemarf uno
Granfreid.
9dberes sm erfabren bel
s. @riefenbed,
t,tup 4afase> asent, Gun Mntonio.
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Die.
@0bentltdbe Treie Nreffe
eri4eint
Ieben Ocnner
unb folfet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober 1925 far
WOnate in Yorausbesablans.
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9 Srieffafen.

u. 6. in s. 81. 60. Seras.
@ir t6nnen Sbnen bas @ewiini6te ni9t
perfdaffen, baben aber an bic betreffen~
Be Girma gef6rieben, mel9e Sbren
Wuni6 boffentli6 umgebenb erfillen
mtro.
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-Sn Gdaen BON Gieber, nnperbau=
li6feit, &c. babe i6 itets 9r. Muguft
G6nigs 5amburger Sro pf e II
nit ben beiten unb ii9erften grfolgen
angemanbt.- .-Wilbelm gfep, 9to. 481
9torb SloreszStraBe, San 9lntsltio,
SerQs.
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syreie 0ertbeiluna.

8as 1T Die 11rIa9e bes erobem 8ulaufs in
5. aalteber &; Son apotbefe2 Die freie 8er>
tbeiluns bon Strobe. .Glafden bon Dr. 8olanfo's
9niten. nno 2ungen- Shrup, bas popuIdrfe
Seilmittel fiir Suiten, grfaltunsen, S1pinb.
tudt uno 8ron9itis int Marfte. @en0bnIide
@r0be SO Gents unb $l.o0.
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(Gortiesuns folst.)
,,Mid3t su iibertreffen." a.

Sies fomn,t bon @inen1 bel1en Sal
elmer unter Sauienben 1T. Serr u. Ct.
Senitings aus 8arbansbile 3d., fit
an Dpspep1ie f6reibt aber froben Mu=
ties: o8romn's Sron Bitters lit ni9i
gu iibertreffen in MGem bas man fir
ibn beanipru6t." Man frage irgeno
einen anifdnbigen glpotbefer mad
8ropn's Sron 8itters gu einem Dollar
bic GlQfd1e.
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8mff(ens Mrnica=salbe.

0ie bette salbe Der gsert fir @dnitte,
Aueti6umsen, @efdniire, sieber. unb Saut.
ausf9las, Gledte, geiprnnsene Sdnbe, Sroit>
betlen unb ale Sautfranfbe turirt Sa.
mprrboiben ober feline 8eaablung. @6lIiae
Classification sarantirt ober bas @eIb miro
auriideritattet. 25 Gents bic S9adtel Bel q.
Greis.
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= gs 1T uniibertreffli9 gegen &beu=
matismus, .Neuralgie, &C. gd6ts glei9t
benz beritbmten S9mer5enbeilmittel
ct. Satobs Del.
, 1885-12-19
Change.

After copying our article on the
change in the express office in this
city by which Mr.. Cole remains in
charge and Mr.. Simpson retlres, the
Tacoma Ledger says:
''Both Of the young men referred
to are well known In Tacoma, where
they have many friends. Mr.. Simp-
son was formerly postal clerk on
the route between here and Port
land, and Mr.. Cole was IN the post
Office service, In the same capacity
on the steamer Tacoma and VictO-
ria.
Mr.. Simpson supersedes Mr.. Ham
iltOn in the express office in this
city, the latter will remove to Bea-
vertOn, Or. TO engage in business for
himself. Mr. Hamilton some time
ago rendered his resignation to take
effect on January lst. He has
proved an efficient and accommo-
dating agent, and 1t Is to be hoped
he will be successful in his new un-
dertakIng.
, 1885-12-19

Notwithstanding the unpropitiohs
weather an unusually large audience
was attracted to the opera housglast
evening by the announcement that
the famous actress, Miss Jefrreys-
Lewis would Ipear In that great
emotional play "Forget.Me-Not." !"
1t would be impossible to do the lady
justice in n hastily written article.
She Is by far the grlndest actress
that has ever visited our city, and
she at once won the hearts of all pres
ent. She has no equal in the emo
tiOnal school Of the drama. Miss
JeiTrcys-Lewis is besides strikingly
pretty wOm IN, possessing a
wonderful grace and easiness
of manner ON the stage.
The character Of Stephanie de MOhr-
ivart gives full scope for her talent
in the emotional line and she
plays it as few Of her audiences ever
saw it played before. Her support
is excellent and the play throughout
was delightful treat for our people.
The company present"Diplomacy,"
tonight, and we look forward to one
Of the largest crowds that has ever
filled the opera house.
, 1885-12-19

SAN FRAECIsco Dec. ls.-Another
double gathering was held last night
OF the anti-coolle league. The au-
dienee was addressed by Weisman
and others. For time great PAN
demonium prevailed. p. b. Gala
gher, an old follower Of Denis Kear-
ney, In the absence Of of Weisman
denounced O'Donnell and the pris-
oners as conspirators with the po-
lice to break up the league and aid
the republican and democratic par
ties. Weisman stigmatizcd Gala
CHER as liar and when he refused
to come upon the platform aud de-
fend himself he was told that he
woHld DO elevated II he did not,
whereupon Gallagher came forward
and made on evasive address. A
committee was appointed to wait on
O'DoRnell aud demand his resigna-
tion. It was reported that a most
vigorous search failed to find him.
The commltte was continued in
power with authority to act as ap-
pointed.
, 1885-12-19
THE CONSPlRAT0RS.


Special to the REVIEW
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lS.-An uh-
usually large throng of people was
present when the police judge called
up the eases Of the dynamite con-
spiratOrs yesterday. The nihilistlc
element was largely represented and
were glorifying the heroes, particu-
larly Weisman, who is called the
dauntless orator. Robt. Ferrall and
Clitus Barbour appeared for Weis-
man, and f. b. Stonehill for Kou-
sher. Eggers and Mittlestadt were
unrepresented. A plea of not guilty
was entered by all. Mittlestadt and
Kousher were jointly charged by
the court and their cases were set for
trial on Monday, January 18th.
Three Of the conspirators were al
lowed until Saturday to withdraw
their plea. In the case Of Eggers it
is alleged that his Offense is less than
the others, he being simply charged
with being an accessory. His case
will be passed until the disposal
Of the others Additional
charges to those already made
have been entered against the four,
and these similarly passed. Chief Of
police Crowley to-day claims to have
information concerning some certain
buildings that were to have been
blown up, but does not think it the
proper time to make the discoveries
public. District Attorney Wilson
will present the entire matter to the
grand jury. Efforts will be made to
indIct others known to be concerned
in the conspiracy. The grand jury
will meet Tomorrow afternoon to
consider the matter. Coroner O'DOn-
nell intends to Immediately suspend
the publication of the organ OF the
anti-coolie dynamiters. Lively
times are expected at the sand lots
Sunday and an unusual strong detail
OF police will be there. Although
Weisman and a score OF his associ-
ates say that O'Donnell instigated
the manufacture of the Internal ma
chimes and contributed to the gem
eral fund for its aid, he denies any
connection whatever with the con-
spiracy.
, 1885-12-19

MONTREAL, Dec. 1S.-There is a
gigantic telegraph scheme on foot
here. The Canadian Pacific has an
immense telegraph system about
finished and is now corresponding
with the Baltimore and Ohio com
pany with a view Of forming an
American connection from Montreal
to the Pacific coast, making an un-
broken circuit Of $4,000 miles. The
company also contemplates laying a
Pacific cable to Japan, TO also con-
meet with the Great Britain cable.
, 1885-12-19

A very pleasant event took place
at Rescue hose house last evening.
A meeting of the company had been
called, and when all had assembled
b. II. Bennett, in a few happy and
pertinent words, presented Grover
b. Simpson, the retiring president
Of the company, with Il beautiful sill
yer nut dish on behalf Of the mem
bers Of the company. Mr.. Simpson
was taken so completely by surprise
that he was unable TO say more than
to express his heartfelt thanks for
the present Mr.. Simpson has been
one Of the most active members of
the fire department and resigned his
position Of president Of the COM
pany few days since, and the pres
ent Is token OF esteem from the
boys with whom he has served. The
piece Of silverware is both beautiful
and unique in design. Upon it Is
engraved the following: "Presented
to G.. b. Simpson by the members
Of Rescue Hose Co, Spokane Falls. "
1t Is a fitting tribute to a worthy
gentleman.
, 1885-12-19

New YORK, Dec. lS.-The Tribune
has a long editorial on the present
Ill hcultles in San Francisco, and says
that the dynamite plot in San Fran
cisco Is one Of the results of endors-
ing such demagogues as O'Donnell
ut the polls. The Sun says 1t is
either a most wonderful hoax or else
ultra socialists are thugs and enemies
Of mankind and that society must
drive out the ravenOus beasts.
, 1885-12-19

LONDON, Dec. ls.-The following
dispatch from Gladstone was re.
cicved to-day b \ the news associa-
tion; "lIawardCn. The scheme for
home rule in IreSnd, as published
in the Standard this morning and
purportlrg to be my plan for the
settlement of the Irish question, is
inaccurate in reference to my views.
| presume it is speculation upon
them. 1t was published without my
knowledge or authority"
, 1885-12-19

DETROIT, Dec. 1s.-The fire Of
yesterday In the suburbs Of this city
by which the bodies OF Frank Knox,
wife and children were burned
proves to have been an appalling
murder. The crime was suspected
yesterday, but the finding Of a re-
volver with all the cartridges dis
charged was all the evidence secured.
To-day post MorteDl examination
resulted in positive proof substanti-
ating murder Bullet holes Of a %
caIibre pistol were found in the
skulls Of both Knox and his wife.
No suspicion rests on any one yet.
The funeral took place this after
noon. The four bodies were placed
in a single coffin.
, 1885-12-19

WAsHINGToN, Dec. lS.-The late
Gen. Robert Toombs was buried here
to-day. The body of his late wife
was yesterday removed from
Toombs burying ground, five miles
west OF Washington, and brought
here and deposited in a vault, and
the remains Of the general were laid
to rest by the side Of his wife. The
masonic fraternity took charge of the
burial.
, 1885-12-19

A dispatch was received by a gen.
ueman in this city last evening that
stated that the committee on
counties in the council report unani-
mOusly in favor Of the bill to submit
the relocation Of the county seat Of
Spokane county. 1t will be made the
special order Of the day In the eoun-
ell Monday.
, 1885-12-19

New York, Dec. ls.-Reliablc
authority says that number Of
wealthy capitalists of this city Of
fered Rev. w. Hay Atkin, the Trim
ity church missionary and 100000
to remain permanently here and
continue his religious labOrs. II is a
muniicent offer and is an offspring
of a conviction, that the man is ac-
compllshing great good. lie de-
Clined the offer.
, 1885-12-19

LONDON, Dec. ls.-Peace between
the Servians and Bulgarians is by no
means assured. Both parties are
hard to satisfy, and both are de-
termined in their demands. A re-
port is current that Servia has with.
drawn her troops from the vicinity
Of Widdin.
, 1885-12-19

PLACEHvILLE, Gala, Dcc.-A
rousing anti-Chincse meeting was
held here last night. 1t WIS orderly
and quiet but those present were de-
tcrmined. Resolutions wereadoptcd
against the Chinese. Another meet
ing will be held soon.
, 1885-12-19
Notice for Publication.


UNITED STATES IiANn OFFtrE,
HrOKANE FALLS, W. T., Nov. ., lssa.
NOTICE IL hereby Kiven that the fpiloNing
N named settler has MED notice cf hlr In
claim, and that said proof will be made b.
fore the U.SllAud once at Spokane Fulla,W
on January l0fh, 1859. at 10 A. ~, VIZ: Chns
l.. Parker, for his homestead entry No. 4a5i,
for the W y sw Z sw INV x and lot 4, SEQ
uon 4, TIP 81, N. II. u. E.W. NJ.
Ne names the following witnesses To prUve
his continuous residence upon, und cultlvn-
tion Of said land, viz VIM. Richmond. Jos.
Warren, Late Trefrey, John smith, all of
Spokane county, W.T..
J.. NJ. AnAAIs. Realster.
, 1885-12-19

PORTLAND, Dec. lS.-A land slide
occurred at MoSin thi, morning,
striking a lone engine aud knocking
il into the Columbia river. The en-
vinccr escaped. The accident de-
laycd the passenger train ten
hours.
, 1885-12-19
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFIcE AT SPOKANE FALIa, W. T.
November q, lec-
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled noiico Of his inten-
ton 70 make final proof IN support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the United States Land Onice, NJ Spo-
kane Falls. W. T., on January z, isS5, at 10
q. m, viz: N. II. Whiiehouae, who made ns.
No. baii for Ihe south Z Of The northeast
= lots and 2, section 9, township 25 north
range q east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous Residence uponand cultivation
OF said land. viz: I. G. Iibby.I. N. Deuison,
W. G. Gray aud Charles Smiley, all Of spo
JIM. ADAMS, Register.
, 1885-12-19

New York, Dec. lS.-Mrs. Nseult
Dudley, the woman who attempted
to assas5inate O'DOnOvan RoSsa some
months ago, attempted 10 commit
suicide yesterday at the asylum
where she is confined.
, 1885-12-19
NOTICE OF FARMERS.

We wish IN notify farmers that our SPO-
KANE FASNING MILL Is now ready
for the market. We have constructed
these mills out Of tho best material, aud IN
tho most approved modern principles.
They have 20 per cent more capacity than
the ordinary mill. and the most apprOycd
pattern Of zinc riddles for separating oats
and barley from whoatare furnished with
each mill. We are sellingthem at q prize
far below what mills have heretofore been
sold at. Call and see them lat the factory
on Post street, land try tlfen 10 your salts
faction.
, 1885-12-19

The Columbia livery stable at Col.
Vile, owned and operated by Young
& Ide, is prepared to rent saddle
horses, vehicles, etc, and board
horses by the day, week or month.
, 1885-12-19

NEW NORK, Dee. ls.-Wm. Nor
rison, a wealthy druggist Of this city,
has gone insane from the use OF CO.
cOaine.
, 1885-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec ls.-A pOr-
tion Of tho new sea wall on east Pa
ciic street sunk thirty feet into the
mud tO-day.
, 1885-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.- Senator
Dolph presented the credentials Of
Senator Mitchell, the new senator
from Oregon.
, 1885-12-19

LONDON, Dec. lS.-Parnell is vic
toriOus. Ireland at last secures home
rule. Gladstone comedies home rule
rs sweeping.
, 1885-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. All Of
President Clevelands appointments
are to be printed in the CongressioH-
al Record.
, 1885-12-19

FREQ tickets to the college entertainment
Monday evening, Dec. q, can be obtained
by all friends Of the college on application
10 any student or teacher.