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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-25
Gin ueuer paua ,ir ben Maisbau.

@ir fennen bier in Seras bic auss
b0rrenben Winbe, mel6e suueiIen in
eiaem sinsisen Sage ale Spurcn beg
gefauenen &egens permiiden. Die
ielben Winoe berrf6en aud I'M Noro=
meiten, nur nod in fdrferem 8rabe.
8eionbers linb es oa bic beiBen Siios
tpeftpinbe, mel9e iengeno iiber Die
Gelber b~abinfegen unb ben Maisbau
tpenig lobnenb MAIDEN. @det man ben
Mais iebr fla9, 10 geben Die iungen
Plansen febr oft bur6 9iirre ober
aud our6 Groft gu @runbe. Sdet
man fe aber lief, 10 sebeH iie meiit erft
auf, pen1 bes gauge Gelb bonn unfraut
iibermu9ert. it.
0ieien uebelftdnben bilft elm rleu err
funbener phug griinoliG ab unb ba
fi9 6erielbe bielei6t aud in Seras als
praftii6 erueiiem oiirfte, lalen mir cine
8ef3reibung b%erfelben folgen, nie lie
bon elmer Jarmer5eitung geliefert miro.
Der phug bat 3pei lie - 3oa breite
Tur6enbretter, uelde bon ben entge=
gengeiebten @eiten zines l6meren Mit=
telfides a%usgeben. 9irter lebteren
befin0et ii6 Elm f%leiner, tiefer briugem=
Der pflug, ebenfals nit 3pei Sur6enz
brettern. Die borbere pflug16aar
f9nei6et 8 3ol elm, Die bintere bagegen
3 3oa tiefer. Nn Dem &doerme9anisz
mus 1T Der nGornider" befefist, wel6er
in bic bon Der binteren pflugi6ar ge=
bilbete 8ertiefung Samen auf Samen
mirft, us6 apar in gleidem uno genau
belimmbarem Mbftano BON chamber.
Se6esmal, menn oas gei6eben, mirb
bic 8ertiefung bon Der bur1 bic bor=
6ere gflugi6ar aufgeworfenen grbe TO-
fort 5ugef6Ittet u. T. 10.
9ieie Mai9ine muB bon bier ftarfen
Yferben geaDgen tperben. Ser pfiz
genbe iebt biefelbe genau at elmer bor=
idbrigen Stoppelreibe an unb beginnt
bic Nrbeit. ST ct am Gnbe Der &eibe
angelangt, 10 bebt ct nit einem 9ebel,
ben er bequem e%pntroltren fann, ben
gfug aus un6 ma@t fi6 an Die atpeite
&eibe.
Muf iol9e Weiie pirb ber Mais, binz
rei6eno tief seidet, unb auslei9 Bic
groe bariiber binrei6eub loder erbals
ten. Sonic ber Mais aufgegangen,
unb bic 3eit gum Musroben bes un=
frauts gefommen 1T, nirb Der Gultiba>
tot in Nnpenoung gebra9t. Wit linn
fdbrt man iiber bic grb6bungen neben
ben Gur9en. 9ier aber beginnt Bic
S6mierigteit, melGe bisber Der Grim.
6ung ibren Wertb raubte. Dur6 bic
@rbe ndmli9, tpel9e Der @ultibator in
Die Gur9en f9leuberte, tpurben biele
M~aispfanaen sugebsdt, uno es mar bas
BET n6thig, ~ab3ufeigen unb Die pHans
gen tDieber fret gu MAIDEN. 9as erfors
berte u~ngebeuren i3eitperluf. Neuers
bings aber bat Sobn Gumrine aug
Weft : 8irginien bieiem MiBitanb febr
einfa9 a~bgebolfen. ST baro an ben
@ultioator amei 8retter, Die an atpei
2dngsfanten auiammengenagelt tparert,
10 baB fe uie elm aufre1tfebenber
8iebtrog ausfaben. Dieie 0orri9tung
lieB er, nit Der Spibe nod untet, in
bic Jur6e bdngen. MQe grbe nun,
tDel6e Der Gultibator austparf, ~riefelte
natirli9 an Der einen Maub bes Sro=
ges binunter, fonnte bann tpegen Der
entgegengeieBten Wanb ni9t tpeiter
b~iniberfaaen un6 berlieB bic 8orri9z
.tung nur allmdlig. Oaourd tpir6 bas
Ierf9iiften Der Maispfan3en p6aig
berbitet. Mit 6ilfe Diefer Ginrihtunq
birfte bon nun ab ber ertpdbnte Maiss
plug BON Der gr6Bten Wi6tisteit fir
tpaierarme @egenben tperben.
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2auienne fdaen 10.

@fr. 8. %. atfins, @iraro, aanI., fdreibt /:
Sd sOsere MIDI, meinen 8unben SIR eIettriid
Bitter gu empfeblen. gS errin9t fid alsemeine
3ufrieoenbeit unb b~erfauft fid raid. electric
BitterS 1T bic reinte unb beibefannte Mebiain,
Bite Mieren. unb 2eberfrantbeiten beilt. @einiae
baS Blut unb require bic Gerbauunasoraane.
aeine Gamilie Tam pine bic Mebiaip fein. Sic
eriparen Sunberte bon Dollars in dratliden
&ednunsen bas Sabr binburd.
gerfauft gu so Gents bic 5laide bel ".
9retb 5.
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Wene @aaren.

1lnermiiolid in ieinem Offer, bas 8eite gu
bieten, mas Der Warft %Iieert, bat Der betannte
sdubbanbIer 9srr JAS. MARTIN ei>
S9uben einselsst Der allies iibertrift, mas mir
bis1er in Disfer 8ran@e foben.o pie e%anbse-
nabten Sdube fino pom elmer eei6tisteit nno
eeleYsana, UNI, ieOen Sub, MOLTEN iassn isbes
ii9 bic neuen Badren ansuieben unb ie tperbsa
nit nnS ibereinftimmen, baS Sas. Martin fei.
men Naf, Der fashionable Sdubbanoler uniersr
Stabt gu fem, aufre9t erbaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-25

8. Ralteber G. Son, gpotbefer, tpeIde
INNER fur bas @obl ieiaer aunben beiorst 1T,
bat iest ben 8erfauf bon Or. 8oian los
9uten. unb 2unsen . Syrup erbaItcn, Elm
9eilmitteL, ueldes unfeblbar aae grtdItunsen,
S9mersen in bet Bruf, unb ode 2ungen.
tranfbeiten turirt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
Rrobefafdc. @euObnlide groBe so Gents
unb $l,OO,
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Dead Shot serep Borm eini.
n,ent pirtt tider unO fdnea. Diefes Eminent
tObtet Die Birmer ausenbIidlid f; bGlt GIieaen
ab unb beiIt bic Bunbe. SIM @afier a~ufaelot
III es elm ausseaeidnetes Seilmittel geaen iraenb
pefde @uaben beim 8ieb. YreiS so gents.
grdparirt unb gum 8erfauf BEL u. DreiB,
San Mntonio. 1876 tup "
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= 8ergniisunsen beute Mbenb:
&onaert Der Sproler Sruppe lit
80 abnde's MISUNDERSTANDING unb
@intpeibung bon S6ela Serrahe.-
&on3ert i'm @iener @arten.-Meufiz
ffalif6e Acknowledging i'm 6 a.
limp. (gfur fir Mitslieber uub
@dfte.)
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MiifipnSs0arteu.

6eute unb morgen abenb bouftdnbig
neues programm Der beriibmten 2e9z
ner Sproler Sruppe. 9err Mabnde
eruartet aablrei9en 8eiu9 unb bat
bemgemdb feline I%orfebrungen getrofen.
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l1nferem areunhe mnthie

unierem Greunbe Matbieu
8on6erband in Stem Orleans, fnb
mir fit freunbIi6e ginlabung, Der an
Der gfe bon Sadion> unb Sdoupitous
las=StraBee rri9teten nellett uno Can
&apaaitdt) gewaltigen Brauerei Der
2ouidana 8reming Company einen 8es
iu6 a%bsuffatten, gu 9ant berpaidtet.
Wir f6nnen leiber biefer ginlaouna
fofort ni6t Golge leiften. boffen aber in
tDenigen Wonaten uns in benz freunb>
li6en 2otale beg beribmten Wirtbes
bon naiionalem &ufe an benz ieoenfans
bor3tgliden @ebrdu Der neuen QueIe
laben gu f6nnen.
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8aderei uab @tscream parlor
bon
j. Wence.

329 SOuiton. Ode bon SeTerion- etrabe.
Dem seebrten Wublifum aur Nadridt, bab
ib itets eine ~bolftdnbige auswabI bonn ~feinifef
8adpert unb ~lelbitsemadten unb importirteu
@anbies auf Eager balte. Els. Cream uirb in
ieoer Nmantitat ms Saus scliefert.
Gt8faIte8 @o6as u. Wftneralmaf1er.
1917 E3Ng !.
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Ser sylud, oes s5ourualismus.

Gin ~geifooller frana0lii6er Oramas
tifer mibmet Den f6rperli6en Nnitren=
gungen oes Sournaliitenoienltes einige
Worte unb fdbrt oann fort: v.SSeben
Sag i6reiben! Seben Sag @eilt Da=
ben! Ser 2efer abnt gar ni9t, pel9e
Gorcetour in 6ieien ipentgen Worten
entbalten 1T. Sd bin fa1t berfubt, gu
glauben, baB in Der aebrfabel pom
siiDpbuss Gelfen Die tdelide 6robnar=
belt oes S%ournaliiten boraus empfun=
ben morben 1T. Was Elm Sournalift
an @eit unb Salient abiorbirt, erfldrt
ben Marasmus Der 2iteratur mebr als
genug. Diefer Minotaurus-am ni6t
aug Der Hydrologic beraus3ufaQen =
biefer Minotaurus, Der fi6 elmer @irene
sugeieat, lodt unb oer5ebrt cine pleiabe
bon gldn5erbem S%nte1igen3en, mel6e
cine 3ierSe ser 2iteratur getporoen pd=
ren unb beren berfreute Mrbeiten unb
fiegenbe 8ldtter mad bier Qimmelsge=
genoen auseinanber gefegt iueroen. IS
eritirt Der SaB: ypie piele @liidli6e
f0nnte rlait nit Sem MAIDEN, mas li6 auf
gr6en an Slid perfii6tist 2" @benio
biirfte man fagen: utpel6e f66nen Biz
der fonnte man nit al benz Salient
MAIDEN. bas ii6 III ben 3eitunger aer=
fplittert."
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8ufleuS u ruica=SaIbe.

Die bette Gable Der @eIt fir @dnitte,
Suetfdunsen, @efdtpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf6la9, Gledte, sefprunsene Sdnbe, GroH.
beuIeu unb ale Sautfrantbeiten /; furirt Sa.
morrboiben ODER feline 8eaabluns. @OIige
Classification sarantirt ober oaS @elb Diro
aurideritattet. % Gents bic Sda9tel bel u.
Dreib.
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: 9hptoaraphien. psIfe in Gallo

photographer, tpel6e in Gallo
@aIIerie, Alb Ot 9ouiton=
StraBe genommen peroen. limb in
ieber 0iuli6t bo1fommen unb f0nnetl
Eiht iibertrpHen werben. Wer cine
por5ilslide Photographic gu mdBigem
yrelie miini6t. benz empfeblen mir, mad
eallawaps Galerie gu geben, unb ct
wirb sufiieoensefelt merben.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
THE Scored.

The secret of success is first in deserv0.
and second in making that deserving NOM
that is, in getting the public confidence. | Il
us say needed word on getting the pubE
confidence. We take for our text Poor Riss
ards maxim, Honesty is the best policv,
Let US show by present example how feebh
the maxim is held. One of our merchant
who has heretofore advertised one price No,
tasks and takes as much as can be gotten e.
an article. What do you think of merchan.
who adyertises something as being better api
cheaper than it really is, and when you 90 h
see it you find his salesman bribed to sell v0,
something else instead Exactly that practio
prevails. Another recently advertised aSel
ing Out at Fifty Cents on the Dollar Wbe
a Mr.. f. went to purchase suit, marked twer
ty dollars, at ten, he was refused, the salesnlm
Iremarking the suit had already been markeI
down fifty per cent; consequently the origim
price of the suit must have beer forty doIlar
Do you believe it? The way to sell goods /
to have them be able to manage their hand
Ing be true to the buyer, and advertise stlr
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but tLs
truth
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by strong public sentiment, and
this sentiment is not universnl, 30
far as is known, in any single COM
munity or Commonwealth. On this
point commission that has lately
the Iowa Prohibitory
law says: at has restrained the sale
of liquor in the country districts,
where it is strongly supported by
public sentiment, but in towns and
cities there is no restraint, and great
er drunkenness there results from
the illicit sale by the lower classes
Of the people" We suggest to our
temperance friends that, while there
is not much probability of their
procuring prohibitory legislation,
that judging from the apparent
mood of Legislators, they may, by
addressing themselves to it, induce
the enactment of a law requiring
such high license fees to be paid, as
will close up a great proportion Of
licensed houses, and enlist the Wig
ilance of those who do pay the tax,
in the effort to suppress illegal sales
to their injury. Half a loaf is bet
ter than no bread,n good friends!
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
An Outlaws Cap. ure.

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, Jan. 27.vNicb-
olas Aragon, a famous outlaw, anal
at oae time a member of the inOto-
rious BILLY the Kid" gang, was Cap
tured this morning by Lincoln Coun
ty officers near Chaposito, thirty
miles south cf this place. The Of
ficers surrounded an abode hut in
which the outlaw had taken shelter
and demanded his surrender. He
sent reply by a Mexican woman
that he had plenty to eat and drink
and an abundance of ammunition, aud
would never be taken alive. a,ss
Deputy John Hurley mounted
the roof of the hut, and, while dig
ging hole through which FIRE might
be communicated to the inside, was
shot dead by the desperate. A gen
eral fusilade followed, during which
the outlaw and officer Brent were
wounded A message, was hastily
sent to Las Negas for reinforcemelis
and giant powder with which TO
blow up the building. bur in the
meantime Aragon sent out HE guns
and surrendered. He will arrive at
the Jail here to morrow morning. He
has killed fully dozen men. The
enraged populace are likely to lynch
him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
Cure for piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense of weight in the back, loins
and lower part ofthe abdomen, caus-
ing the patient TO suppose be has
some affection Of the kidneys OF
tneighboring organs. At times,
symptoms of indigestion are present
as Hatulency, uneasiness ofthe stom.
ach, ect. A moisture, like perspira.
ton, producing a very dissgreeanle
itching, after getting warm. is com.
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the ap.
pllcation OF DIR. Bosanko's Pile Rem
edy. which acts directly upon the
parts affected absorbing the Tumors
allaying the intense itching, and IF
fecting a permanent cure. Price sc
cents. Address, The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Co.. Nqua, %. Sold by
C. N. BOYD, Druggist. Somerset
Pa. kYis g dec.3ly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

PORTLAND. O:e., January 2S. S.-Dur-
ing the past six Neeks heavy snow
rtorms have prevailed throughout
-Esstern Oregon and Washing oeTxI-
rifEy, snd the Id olive skck
~ heavy. Catsls an
hdeses pst1shed by thopsands from
exposure and want of foA. tn
Toss of sheep and hogs, howe lers is
reported much greater. III Crook
county, Ore, the percentage OF loss
sis sery large; btt ia Kla6sth c6nis::
ty, just south, the loss is compare
lively light. The total money xillus
to stock.raifers is difficult 20 estimate,
The latest Ireports from setflel q.
gions east of the Cascades are that 3
large number of persons frozs to
death during the late cold protrac-
ted snow-stoFm. A number of per
sons during the continuance of the
storm are known 20 have wandered
off and perished. Most Of the bad
les Of such persons have been rpcovI
cred since the snow disappeared.
Very recent inquiries among sela-
tives and friends disclose the fact
that many, persons are still missing
and their where's bouts are unknown.
There can oe no doubt as to She fate
of these missing persons. The pre-
else hummer OF persons pesisbiNg
will probably never be known, 9 bat
it Is large. "a iilh i'seaohi +
TOPEKA, Kansas January % =
Large numbers of cattle are dying
on the prairies in Western Kansas.
but they are said to comprise stock
driven To Dodge City late In the sea-
son, and are the culls of those offer
ed in the market. sfsm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
Grant aud COIrax.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan. 30.-A let
ter was received to-day from ex- Pres
ident Grant bv Mrs. Colfax. After
mentioning his health as improving
from a disabling attack ofsore threat
General Grant says MIR. Colf.x K
and were personal friends from
the day Of our association on the
same ticket for the two highest Of
fees in the gift Of the nation up to
his untimely and unexpected death.
| was always his defender against
what | believed to be most unjust
charges" The letter abounds with
expressions Of the heartfelt sympa-
thy Of Mrs. Grant and sinlself with
Mrs. Colfax and her son in this sud-
den and great loss, and clises with
additional words of eulogy of the
character of Mr.. Colfax -
President Arthur also sends a let
ter expressing feelings Of the deepest
sorrow at the death of MIR Colfax.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

The Democrats are all torn up
over the dreadful suspicion that
Grover Cleveland is inclined to
shake off the mossbacks, and with
them the venerable traditions OF
the party. His declaration that
this would be a business admins
tration, and that young, active ousl-
ness men would perform its duties
has created the fearful doubt. 1t Is
observable moreover, that IT is the
younger men of the party, the kids,
so to speak, that he is inviting to visit
and counsel with him. This is gall
and wormwood to. the venerable
men who have nursed, and cuddled
and set up O. nights. with the Jeffer
sonian ard Jacksonian relics, and
who continually prattle of the rock
ribbed, immutable and unchange'
able Democracy, and it brings un'
speakable woe and tribulation tc
their hearts. Mr.. Cleveland will
have to walk warily, else he viii
wreck bis bark before it Is fairly
launched. The mossbacks with
their ancient doctrines and ira
ditions, cannot be lightly whistleo
down the wind. as incapables. They
have held the Democracy up b,
the tail for the last twenty 6v'
wears, and they will make thing
lively for him before they relinquisl
their grip.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
Another Asylum Fire,

1lfrEeft .nfftL ff44s- = FIJI. ~
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan, 27--Shortly
otter 2 o'clock this morning a fire
broke out in the engine reom of the
female department of, the Insane
Hospital, west of this city, and be-
fpre the flames could be stayed they
had destroyed the chapel, kitchen,
bakery, engine room, laundry, en-
lployes sleeping department. and of
hcsrs diping room. ~ l.,-.s.t'.,,,'s
These were contained in two
fbrick buildings in, the rear of the
J main building, aud nothing re-
mains of Them lbptlth walls. The
lYss to the State viii be about ss55,-
Wy l.Ei 3g.d H5sIg. slfuJaus 4 IN.
! During the excitement caused by
| the fire some OF the, patients escap-
! ed from the wards, Search was i'm
! mediately instituted for them and
they werer recovered unhurt. None
.of the LOO patients in the insti;u.
]. tion were injured, and there was no
|. violent outbreak among them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
The work Of the Earthquakes.

WASHINGTON. January 3O.LThe
Consul of the United States at NAL
aga reports to the Departments Of
State, in regard to the recent e;irtIs
quakes in Spain, that fifty villages
have been destroyed and two thous-
and lives have been lost He also
says that not less than thirty thons-
and persons have quilted the city Of
Malaga and the rest Of the people
sleep in the open air. The death
rate from disease has Increased 300
per cent At Joyena a small river,
which ran through the town, has
entirely disappeared. at AlbuDu-
alas the earth opened, swallowing
the church and other buildings so
that nothing remains in sight bat
the weathercock of the church spire.
Two hundred bodies have already
been taken from the ruins. At We
lez, Malaga, the prison, churches
converts and city hall nave all been
leveled to the ground. PROFESSIONS
headed by the clergy are constantly
passing through the streets and rioh
and poor alike kneel in the mud ini
the pouring rain and cry aloua for
mercy. 3l#f aanuG5
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
Burglars Held at eat.

ERIE, Pa Jan 28 Last night
burglars in masks attempted to en-
ter the re-idence of Adam Guthrie,
a wealthy farmer, who with his wife
was absent. The inmates of the
house. two young ladies, Isabelle
and Jeanette, resisted the robbers
and secured the doors. While one
Of the girls kept the burglars at bay
with an ak the other kept signaling
with q lainp from an upstairs cham
Der for three long hours until the
neighbors were attracted aud re-
sponded. John Gurtl rie. . nephew
who had decoyed Mr. aud Mrs.
Gurthrie from home, has been o ar
rested with one other alleged mem-'
her of the gang 1t is believed that
this is the gang which has been ter
rorlging that section of the country.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

PREsrDENr-ELrcT CLEVELAND is
storing up wrath for the day tc
come. In his anxiety to be inform
ed of the condition OF his party
and the views and wishes of it:
leaders, he is inviting interview:
with a number of them for consul
tation. OF course, each Of these
statesmen has a policy of his own
to advance, and equally of course
Mr.. Cleveland will receive and
treasure up large fund of informa'
ton, backed by much sage advice
But when he has had all the garner
ed wisdom dumped into his intel
lectual hopper. and comes to sitting
and boiling, and sampling it, anc
selecting therefrom that which suit:
his taste, and is adapted for use
won't the fellows whose claims ART
passed by, or whose views and sug
gestions are neglected, be in
wrathful mood? To be consulted
with, and their views ignored; to bt
counselled with, and their advice
rejected; to be fattered to the top o
their bent, and then be cast aside
what can be be better calculated tC
arouse wrath and create jealousies
Verify it looks as if Mr.. Clerelana
in his anxiety to conciliate, anc
consolidate and reconcile the well
known conflicting views of his par
tisans, had laid up for himself wrath
for the day to come.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
IT is proposed to form Westmor

IT is proposed to form Westmore-
land and Somerset into Congress
ional district. Not any Of that in
ours, if you please, gentlemen Of the
legislature The Republicans of
Somerset are not ambitious to be
hewers of wood and drawers OF
water for others.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Senator Macfar]ane will to-day
introduce congressional and sens-
tsrial apportionEent hills. He is
an insurance actpafy and great on
figures. One Of the features 0f The
bill is that Is viA attach Weatmore
land to eemsssst fbr congressional
purposes, making that . Republican,
discrict and put WashingtOn with
Fayette ind GfeenS. His senator
ial bill gives Luzerne two senators
instead Of one, the recent election
having led the Republicans 70 be-
lieve that both viii b sure TO be
Republican.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

GOVERNOR PATTlsoN received a
setback from the Senate last week:
four of his nominees being rejected
by full party vote. One of the
rejected nominees was a rebel sol
dier whom the Governor had select
to take the place of a Union veteran,
as Notary Public in Juniata county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

THE Democratic leaders will find
that there is a vast difference be-
tween their party in power, and out
of power. OCT of power for a quar-
ter of century, they have been
. mere obstructionists, but in power
they must meet the issues of the
day, and present some well-de6ned
National policy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

ON Saturday last, James K. Jones
was elected U. s. Senator by the
Legislature of Arkansas. Thus,
another Jones, Cthe third one)
another Democrat, and another Con-
federate soldier, will be placed on
roll of the United States Senate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
Ne ayy SNOW on the Alps.

R0ME. Jan 26.-ihe snowfall in
7thsaItaiian Alps is the, heaviest with
bio the rneainry of man. Terrible
accounts arrive from the villages de-
Sstroyed. It'ais calculated that so
faras il known three hundred lives
!; havelb been lost through the storms.
! The troops have displayed much he
irnis m iin ,efiecting reseues s1if
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

The Democrats in the Legisla.
ture are not claiming tie earth quite
SO stoutly as they did during the
late extra session, but they seem to
think that the all fired licking they
got in this State last November,
don't count, and want the appor-
tionment based on the vote Of 1882
which would give them eleven Con-
gressmen-all they heretofore claim