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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13

leiffen. STE @eIebrten tuerben Geles
genbeit baben, In luftiser 96be unter
1euen 8ebingungen Intercollegiate unb
aitronomii6e Beoba6tungen au r,as
den; fte tperben aud perf9iebene pbps
italif6e @eriude ausfibren. gs uirb
b~or3ugsmeiie i~ntere1ant fem, in gigans
tii6en 9tmenfiDnen ben befannter
Goucault'i6en PenbeIberiu9 gu beobs
a6ten, tpel6er in 10 finureider @eiie
bic u%mbrebung ber @rbe ins 9idt febt.
Mber mirb ber m~erfpiirbige Sburm
ni9t trait ieines @emi6tes bic grunbs
lagen 3~erbriiden2 Wirb er rli6t in ben
@rbbDben einfinfen, tpie Der Nmbos.
auf ben Siegfrieo ben setpaltigen 9amz
meri9lag geflbrt2 Nein. M0es 1T be-
re6net. 9as @emi9t iiberf6reitet ni6t
feds Mtlionen &ilogramm. Sos @anse
tpirb aud eritaunli6 wenig foften. Ser
ueberf6lag ipri6t bon ttur brei Wttls
lioneu Tranes. gifeI bat fi9, um bic
Soften gu beden, ben Gintrittspreis fiir
Die 9auer BON 3ebn Sabren ausbebuns
gen. Ct baut alio bas Weltmunoer
umfont; bic Neusierigen tperben es be-
aablen. Sic merben gepiB tpoblDers
bientermaBen bel tpeitem t1ebr als bret
Milionen in bic Saf9en BEG 9errn
@ifel flieBen la1ea.
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- 9as gr6Bte Eager bon 8epehr:
unb Gepolper. Batronen uno 6tlfer bel
piper & S1uItbeB.
@er 1T ssram @tnslpsp 2

Da bieie Trase oft seffelIt wirb, mclea
mir einfa4 iaSen, baB fie eine Dame II,
bic es lid felt 80 Sabren our Gufsabe utaas
tie, Srauenfrantbeiten, hauptiddlid aber
Sinberfrantheiten gu ftubiren. sic bat
bic 3onffttutton unb bic Bepirfnife bieier
aablreiden 8laHen DEFENDERS seprift unb
a,s Reiu,tot prattiider RenntniHe unb
@rfabruns, welde fe i'm 2aufe zines Weit>
ldenaltsrs ale aruntenpfeserin unb Gr3t
aeiammelt, bat fe ben Soptbina Sbrup
als ~befcnoeres Mittef ftr aabnenbe 8tnber
auiammeugeiest. Dieie Webiain bat cine
masiiae Wirfun8 Il lie sibt 8ube unb
@eiunbbett unb erhdit ~ofenen 9eib. Sn
Tolge bieier Mebi3in 1T Trau WiuslOw
ineltberibmt senOrben ale Bcbltbdterin
Der Sinber. limb bic Rinber perbea grcB
uno banten ibr bafir. glud In bisfer Stabt
bat fe bic 8inber gu Danff perpfli4tet.
@rcBe Quantitdten bes Sootbin8 Sprup.
tuerben bier tdslid rerfauftunb uerbrau&t.s
@ir alauben, Mrs. Wiuslpm bat f&
burd bieien Nrtitel uniterblid Seuaadt
'unb MIR ftnb ibeSeust, baB bur4 beniels
Ben Taufenbe bon 3inbern 9erettet purbea
ianb baB WiDicnen beuielben nod nit
'grfolg gebrauden tperben. Seine Mutter
bat ibre Yfidt setban, tnenn fie nidt
Wirs. Btnslcn's SOctbins Snrnp ans
panbte. Ueriudt es Gue-2 abies Bilitor
Seem Oerf. = 3u Serfaufen Bel allen
Drus8ifen. - rs Gents bic Tlaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13
S.. 0raeaer,

Nr. 1852 & 264, Oft Commences traBe,
i'm t1euen Store, empfeblt fem reids
baltiges 2ager BON gifen= tnb 8led>
Waaren, Oefen unb 6ausgerdtbf6afs
ten aQer Nrt. Ngent fir bic erceqenter
Gaborite Sod zOefen. Mafl ipre9e
bor uno eraminire bic ,leue Serte So
borite Oefen, pel6e auf Der lebten
Netp Orleans Notwithstanding bic gol=
beue Nebaile erbielten. Die befer
5dreiner 9anbmerf3euse cine Spes
ciaiitdt. @rbbte Musmabl bon 8ogels
2dfgen aler Nrt. MuBerbem ftets an
6an6 Elm pputdnbiges Qfortment BON
Tarben, Del, GirniB, pinieln, Glas,
Sitt &C., fouie friiden 2anbretbs
@arten % II. Cine &len1prser'
Werffatt 1T nit benz @ef6dft petbuts
ben unb weroeu ale IN bies Sad fGlaz
gellbe Mrbeiten prompt beiorgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13
Mut. SBHtua & 0 b

nnfere 9auptuabrung tit uHb bleibt
bas GleiI1, unb INN fol6es afrii9 nn6
gut au erlangell, faint man unmDgli9
einen auperIdffgerem Marft finben, els
ben BON Wm. 66fling & 9obn, Jto.
511 Mpe. s. 9ie 0erreu baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben Re9aurg ges
tragert unb in ibrem gtabliRenlent cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, tpel@e alen
Mnforberungenl fir grbaltung uub Gnt>
fernurg f6dbIider Sngrebienae1 bes
5Ieifdes entipri9t. Sic babel beftdns
6ig III ibren 0iebb6fen eineu groBe1
8orratb BON WaftDieb. aus tpel9em
nur 6as 8ejfe fir lire Runoer geudblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, ber
beiu9e ben Marft, Ho. 51l
WbenHe 6. 4 1,10t1f
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9ie Concentrate.

Sie frans6ifhe &sgierung bat bic
@rlaubuib Sur Nusfabruug zines uns
heuerli9en proietres gegebea. lin
Der Wusifeilung i'm Sabre 1889, benz
Subtldumsiabre Der eroBen GeDolutioI,
beionbere Nn3iebungsfraft 3u Derleiben,
wirb Der Mr9itett @iHel eineu Sburm
BON 800 Wietern 96be baueu. 9rei=
bunoert Mieter! Sic groBe ppramibe
beg gbeops bat LANCE als bas b6dfte
gauperf Der Meni9beit gegolten. Sin
amerifanif6er Sburmbau bat fe iiber.
troHen. Das iunge Mmerifa unb bas
aIte g9ppten, beibe Derben aber our9
ben tleuen Bau I'M bas 9oppelte iiberz
bolt; fie tperben enttbront unb ibres
Stimulus beraubt. MIs brittb69itet
6ofbau mad Der ppranibe 1T INNER
Der @~tefanstburm 1T Wien genannt
tuorben. Steuert mir einen Stefauss
tburm auf einen aaberr urtb mir babeit
beildufig bic 96be bes gifel'i@en
Sburmes. ct pirb gan5 aus gifen
confruirt. Seine Bats foaen bier
9feiIer bilben> uel9e gegen chamber
10 geneigt tperben, bab he BEN Mnpral
bes Winbes bic b69fte @iberfanbstraft
entaegenieben. 9as pieredise @ebdi6e
felbf uir6 F9 nod oben bin almdlig
beriiinaen. Sas Wut1bertpert ioQ cine
eleftril1e Some un6 elm g~Iasgebedter
Ruppelraum tr6nett, tpel9er BON Bal
Tons umgeben fen tpirb. Mo3u bic
BaItones STR bic Befu9ert Wer ie
einen Sburm beftiegen, tpiro uifen,
baB bies feline tleine Mrbeit 1T. Mber
beute lit mon auf Sreppen ni9t mebr
angemiefem. Gin Nufsug hebt bas
publitum big aur oberiten p'atform.
Bon bier aus toirb bas MuSe einen
Musblid iiber 1870 &ilometer genieEen.
Die eleftrii1e Some felbf tpirb melt
iiber bas 2ano bin ftrablen unb in bell
len Nd9ten fogar bon Siion aus pte
elm Stern am &cn,e bes 6ori3ontes
aeieben tperben f6r men. Mber bon 6er
S96nbeit zines panoramas fann ber
Menf9 ebeufn penig leben, tDie bon
Der 2iebe. Das Bat Serr @ifel als
prattii6er 4opf begrifen unb barum
nirb f9 in Der 96be BON 70 Metern,
alio sebn Meter b6ber a!s bic Sbiirme
BON Notre=D Dame, elm 3etaurant befin.
ben, in tpel9em bic 8efu1er Der Welt.
ausiieaung semiB bas bb6lte Bier bon
Baris gegen bic t69iten prsiie trinten
werben. Ser Sburm foa iibrigens
nidt nur Der groBartiete 2urusgegens
fanb bes .lururibfen paris fein. er foa
aud Der Wihenf6aft ernfe 9ienite
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13
9ie "5reie Wreffe fir 2egas"
bat bon aHen Settfd /. terantf@et
3ettan8ett Ste 8r5ete Abotmettetts
a0hl+
Mnipadfen mnh Die Grfulge
Ser bemtfcben Spcialbempfratie.

Die sroBe S9drfe uHb bic unna9a
fidtige Qdrte, tuomit man 5ur 3eit briis
ben in Deutf9lanb bas 10 auB~erprbentz
lid bebabare Soetaliften=@ eieb in Mns
tpsnbung bringt, rest gu elmer eingebens
beren unteriu9ung an, in tpelGer Dirt
bteies our6 ietne reaetitdre Senbena
unb bur9 feline iatrapenbafte WiQfiir
etn5is in feiner Mrt baftebenbe @efeB
gemirft babe. Wenn man fi9 blefe
Iufgabe iebr lei@t MAIDEN mollte,
brau9te man Bios 1T feds 3eilen cine
tleine Sabelle gu geben, pel9e cine
ueberfi9t iber bic bel ben bisberigert
&ei9stagszW ablen getpdblten foeialoez
mDfratii9en Mb~georbneten Iiefert:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13
GnifersIantern. 19. SuIi.

v@e1tern murbe Der Rebatteur Der
vGaiierslauterner 3eitung", 9err s.
sc. S1aufert, nit fDIgenbem S9reiz
ben aus Miinhen freubig iiberraidt.
u9uf sSbr an Seine f6niglt9e 9obeit
ben Prinaz&egente geri@tetes@ 6rei-
ben tbetle i'd Sbnen btebur9 I'm 4lz
Ierb69ften. Outrage nit, baB
Seine &6nisli6e Sobeit bic Wibs
ntu1g Der &ompofttto1 bes Germ
&uoolf 9rumm rSeimatbtldnge aus
Der pfala" germ entgegennebmen.-
Mit boqfer 9o6a9tung ergebenf-
Grepf9Iag BON GreDer ffein (gin faz
mpfer Same basl-Mnm. 5. @eBers),
@eneratmaior u. @eneralabiuta1t. "
IS 1T bies cine Mus3eidnung unferes
geebrten Witbirgers, 9errn Drumm,
mel9e ni@t nur inn, fon0ern aud
unferer gan3en etabt 5ur
. b69fen gbre gerei9t u1b Der
pfaIs abermals 2unbe brinst bon
benz u d er bu Ii b o af { n Mpbl=
moIIen Seiner G6nigli9en Sos
belt beg Bring egenten fir uniere
9eimatb. Snbem mir alfp 6errrl
Il Srumm gu bteier Mus3ei6nung berg
e lid beglidpiinf9en, glauben nit
Seiner G6nisli9en 0obeit fir bieien
Oft MIIerbu ID 200 fer g n o.
be ben ebrfur9tspDIIite n
Cant ausfpre9en at mtifen."
--.uno fold cine idmmerIide Mtnz
Ielei uno 8ublerei um Girfengunf
I9idt iene 8dnbe aud mod an beuti9s
nm~erifanif9e 3eitungen, o1ne baB ben
bic &6tbe Der S9am ouf bic
neigt! Meil Der Manr, ben fie
in Miiu@en ieBt Bring &egent nennen,
bic Wipmung elmer Rompoiition einfa9
yentgeseanimmt", rutf6t gang &aifers.
auf benz 8au9e unb bic gez
PfaI3 erItirbt iiber biefen att
g1erbulobonter @nabe in ebrfur9ts'
D%esption"! pfui Seufel, bas
pollen Mdnner fein, beLti6e Mdnnerl
5peiiibel tpiro es eineml Republicans
den Btrger, tpel9er ge3tpungen 1T,
u3uieben, pie beuti@e 2anbsleute fi@
,erart als Mnbdnser bp3antinii6er
5pei6eqederet befennen! :.
Wtr baben ben Wunf9 BET Gaiierss
auteruer 5erridaften um Publifation
brer tiliGiifen 8aud> &utiherei err
Tilt, ob ibnen ber baau gelieferte Sons
nentdr a1genebm fein Dirb, 1T eiae an'
,ere Sadie!
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G.. s. Wsiiuer, MhpIeiaIes uni

= 6. s. Meiiqer, Mboleiales unb
Netailbdn6ler in Garbenss Selefr. Mnz
ftrei9ermaterialerti @otSlllercefftabe,
San Mntpnio empHeblt fein Z groBes
Eager in bieien Mrtifeln su REM Oorf
preilen urb rnadt gang befotioers auf
Ben getpdblten 8prratb BON 8ilbern:
@bromos, 2upfers unb Stablfi6en,
Oelgemdlben unb pbantafie > Bilbern
aler Mrt. ferner auf bic gei6madpoae
Nusuabl pon 8iIberrabmen Der alers
mpbernfen Gorm unb auf bic Jules
umfaKenoen 3ei@enmaterialen auf=
merriam. NQe Nuftrdge ftir irgettb cine
Der obigen 8rau1en tperbea prompt
ausgefabrt; Bilber non iecer @r6be eins
gerobmt unb ole Mrbeiten m6gii9ft
f9nea unb gut beforst, bic in bas Jad
f@lage1.
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es,nr ginberelIa Sdmb 4eture

iinb tletie Mdarett einsetr0Hen fftir be
b%eporifebenbe Z ribiabrssSa sat
Wir babett tlrs bur9 ben Mus
genf9ein BACON tiberaeugt, bab biefe
Waaren: Damens unb 2tnberzS @ube,
6erreniGube &C.. bas 8efte iinb, Das
ie i'm biefgen Morfte oferirt tpurbe.
Die MusmabI 1T febr rei@baitig unb bic
preife finb iebem 8ebtrfnib aagemeKen.
Wer elegaittes unb bauerbaftes S4ubs
5eug tragen min, Der gebe sum
@inbereIIaS dubzStDrG
Is. Ode 9ouftonitraBe & Npe. 6.
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@,tttoerbare Rttre.t.

IS .. Sobt u. Co., 8bolefaIe un6 @etal.
Srusstten bon &ome. Ga, fagt: @eit atpet
Sabren fibren mir Or. Sings Stein Diseobsrs,
Electric 8itters unb 8udlenS Mrrica Gable,
unb ba5sn ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic t9 beher
berfauften eber mebr 8efriebisung geipabrten.
Sic baben einise punberbare &nren IN lnierer
Stabt bepirft, namentlid mebrere Sale bon
pirtlider aaSsebruns itnb bnrd ben @ebran9
einiser 6lai@en bon Or. Sings Netu Stseobere
gebeiIt norben, tn @erbinbung NIT Gleetrte
Sitter. @ir sarantiren bieielben 1tets.
Bum 8erfauf bel q, Dretb.
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- @ebrau6te Sonsaliae In Neuralz
gle unb &beumatismus uno es Dirfte
NIT 3auberii@er Sraft unb bart barum
als elm epe3iaImittel gegea bieie Grt
unb &ranfbeiten gelten.
Jrant 8. Ooung, M. o., 2ering'
ton, RentudD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13

Wir, bic unteraei9neten Witglieoer
6es GinanasG omites baben ben Beri9t
bes @efretdrs fir bel Wonate, rpel9e
am 80. SUM- 1886 eaben, iorgfdltig
geprlft unb ri@tig befun6en.
@esei@net: Mranias Yrescott,
Self. M. Sell,
Sas. q. Carl.
Gum 3eusniB: SObH 6. O@ie, SER.
zG.7t-
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9eutider 8Dsantinisntus.

Gus 2aiiersIautern in Der pfal3 eebt
BET uGreien preHe" ipeben bic na9z
ltebenbe elenbe S9weifmebeIei au-ies
nit benz ftiai6peigenben @r>
UNI publitatfon, oenn ionff bdtte
Dp6 bic gauge 3uienbung teinen 3ued.
Das traurige Ma9mert-uir miirben
es biersulanbe einen vpuf" nennen-
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Rnd1ema Mruiea.gaIbe.

Die bette @albe Der .@eIt fit s@nttte
GuetI6unseu, @efdwiirt, Bieber. unh 5aut.
ausi9las, GIe9te, seipruuseme Sdnces Sroft>
beuleu nao ollie Sautfrantbeiten; turirt 81.
msrrboiben ODER feline Beaabluns. 80uise
Qualification sarantirt ober bas geto tp,rb
auriderifattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel bel U.
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THIS PAPER E FIX gg ss sP g &c e s z: q Sss
Advertising Buresu (l0epruce ST. where adyerttslnG
eoutracts may be made for 1t In NEW YORK.
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aaffS
Nillen
GrtblaFse 0S.sasf,ustns,
&rGtst.r Iskrr

S9fGtttsc SEpET
unb 5tlelGrsG.
gug tiesen llrSa@en cniiteben Dreipiertel ausr
eranlfeiien bes MienA aea5eiale@tg. SDisenre
Gn,notclne se;eeU csrsn Gafsii an: MrpefttgerS
fss{ts ftssesx Stnhteaue, Seppftpsb nit lletsis
frif VaMSt5lgsaif ifad, ess' SHs,i, @5tsis
ssissa 8see.s sssysrasHe .efr aeiN'9e Mws
Jsresssssiss esaftnseEt isasi be1 1t9gtsest,
tnssssagkstz hes Essapsrafsea.fe, 9sgfAfse
&tfe,esassa a g9Sii;fa ats sja5e stssi. ssass'S
cSue 9e::stdkS vsxsdsasat. &eayst0eis S~sss4@ss*
psefss aasz&t eae sea M.iGens ouftstssf
six5SSF afiu, a@syssialc 3 aD pfMt9.
mi e-iorter. ffe .pSsupuH, einee Sse.iHifftetsi has
birec. duf rls ss6er isisft. sH5 an gebessSetlmittl
baben 9rftg giMeu MIDI ieges GletAen. Shre
Rirfnns eaI aierea unb Sant 1T ~etenfau5 rrrnlei
iuhem se ane unreinsssten pir5 bieie nret AsaSs
fehrsr psS Gs;steasSt' ~befeitlsen dne Appettt, Ss=
iunpe TerbaluIs, reselmabs5en Gtablsans, Hare
Saut unb einen f~raf.iaea f5rpcr 9~sffteler., 3t:fts
9ifst reruriadsn tterer Gtei onsr Seipl9nsiceh,
np@ linb ie it5renD Bel Der tdsltden 8ernfsarbett rnp
En6 Elm orduflihe8
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Geeenaasstei bel 2saaIaria.
Sutfs i6ersadeyte @iaea.

Tutt's gilen ffnb NIT elmer @e:ttHensSttAers
ae6e itbe9,paeu, ,psfte btesel6en 70 lausenebm mic
Gorfecf sum Gtnuebalen nnb fei6f BEN f4radfen
Waseu sufraSlt4 iaa4t.
t<bssaa ~ babsn, rs CAS-. Al gurrap etr.. So
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urhdsiebe Der

@etpinn tpdbrenb Sermins.$ 17,147.16
Ilnqetbeilter @eminr 29.47'
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08
ROCK ISLAND, TUESDAY. JUNE s. 1886
CARS RUNNING AGAIN.
,he "rie-up" Only an Illustration

ihe "Tic-Up" Only an Illustration OF
the Protective Associations Power.
New YORK, June S-All the street cars
were running as usual Sunday morning,
The officers of the Empire Protective associ-
alton say that they ordered the strike to
show the railroads that they were still
well disciplined, and could order general
tie-up at any moment William s. Boyle,
who, it is claimed, was one of the men who
ordered Saturdays strike and who was ar
rested Saturday night for conspiracy, was
held for trial In Brooklyn all the street
cars began unning early, and the drivers
and conductors appeared pleased to be back
TO work again. They had no reason TO give
for the tie up, but they wanted to show their
strength.
A few minutes before 5 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon Superintendent Murray sent
word to all the captains to dismiss their re-
serves II meant that the tie-up was over
| and there was no further use Of the extra
police. The superintendent also reissued
| the order granting the men the vacations
| which were stopped oil Saturday.
The most Intelligent of the employees of
the various surface lines tell different
starry. They declare that the dissatisfaction
Of the men at tine action of the executive
widely extended that if the order had not
| been revoked as it was the result would
| have been a serious revolt among the men,
| bers of the organization. The tie-up laid
off IL, 10 men, and cost them s27, 800
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08
WILL ENTER A MUSEUM.
Maxwell Expects To BE Acquitted an'
viii show Himself.

Maxwell Expects To BE Acquitted and
VIII show Himself
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June S-When re
porter called upon Maxwell in his cell in the
jail Sunday he found the man convicted of
murder in the first degree stretched upon
his bed, reading book. When asked how
he liked the transfer from the former cell
to murderer's row, he replied: Il like the
change very much; it is much more quiet up
here, and | don't have so many callers to
bother me-"
Does the verdict weigh heavily upon
your mind !" asked the reporter.
"No, sir. The only way in which the
verdict affects me is to cause postpone
ment OF the arrangements had made, be-
ing certain Of acquittaL"
What were those arrangementsa'
"Well, when was given my liberty
was going either to lecture or to enter a
dime museum in order to earn enough
money TO repay to rreller's heirs in Eng
land tho money | had taken from him and
to take me back to Hyde, where | was GO
ing to engage in the practice of law with
my brother All this will be put of for
some little time. When l get my new trial
| am sure | shall be acquitted"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08
IT'S A DEAD MEASURE.
THE Home RULE BILL GIVEN UP BY
EVERYBODY.

Gladstone Received by Radicals and
Irishmen with vociferous Enthu siasm-
Laboucllere vainIy Labors with the OBJ
durate Chamberiain-The bulgarian
King Goes Wife Hunting.
IoNnoN, June S-The scenes around the
parliament building Thursday presented
those of April 5, when Gladstone first intro
duced his now famous home rule bill. Al
though boisterous, the crowds We're gen
erallv goo1-natured. Scores of the members
of the Irish Nationalist League branches
and great many delegates from the
radical workingnen's clubs were in
the assemblage The members as they
came to tho house were greeted with
tumutous yells, either Of appliance or dis
favor As the crowd was almost wholly
made of Radicals and Irshmen, the op-
ponents of home rule were generally assailed
with jeers and yells OF derisive nature.
Gladstone did not arrive until long after
the assembling of the house. His appear
ance was the signal for an outburst
of enthusiastic applause which was
repeated again and again, and con-
disappeared within the building He en-.
tered the house at precisely ;55 p IN. and
the applause of the multitude outside was
instantly taken up by the ministerial Lib
eral and Irish National members and their
friends in the tgaleries and iobbies. The
venerable premier seemed to be in the best
of health and spirits and he repeatedly
bowed his Acknowledgements of the hearty
reception given him.
In anticipation of the certain defeat
of the government on the division for sec
equally certain dissolution of parliament,
which will follow, great preparations are
being made for the new elections The
vigor with which all parties are pushing for
ward the work OF finishing up details pre-
liminary to an appeal to the country, has
increased tenfold The Conservatives are
largely yielding places to Liberal Unonist
candidates
The Rt Hon George J. Goschen. first
spoke against the home rule bill Mr.,
Parnen followed and he made mas,
terly plea in its behalf, and was loudly
cheered by his followers. Sir Michael
Hick Beach, was the next speaker against
The bill, and Mr. Gladstone closed the
debate, making long and powerful ar
gument. At its close voting began. The
vote was 311 for the measure and 341
against it--a majority of 80. Gladstone
moved an adjournment until Thursday
and the motion was adopted.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08
E.ectic National Convention.

CHICAGO, June THE National Associa-
ton of Electic Physicians will meet
at Atlanta, Ga, next week, and
proposes to make the occurrence
one of solid enjoyment. The delegates and
their friends will leave this city on the 18th
inst at 7:30 p. m. by the Monon Route a.,
IN. A. & C) from Dearborn station, and
spend six hours at the falls Of the Ohio,
visiting the various objects of intrest there
Then they go to the Cave City, KY; there
they will put in twelve hours going to aud
visiting the Mammoth cave, The route lays
through the famous Bluegrass country of
Kentucky, and the excursion will be full of
pleasure for those who go.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08

PoINT PLEASANT, ". Va, June S-pe
tectiye Hagen and thirty armed meh arrived
here, Monday, by boat, OH their way to the
Raymond City coal mines, situated thirty
miles above here They are all armed with
" inchester rifles and will he reinforced by
others on their arrival at the mines Al
attempt viii be made to settle the trouble
with the miners, which has now lasted more
than eleven months Mormet q Co have
tried to arbitrate the matter several times,
but no arbitration could be decided upon,
and they have finally determined to try
what force will accomplish. There are 300
men employed In the mines, and many of
them are willing to resume work, but are
prevented by others who say they will sell
their lives before the Others shall 60 to work
The mines are among the most valuable in
kirplnia
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08
tABOUCHERE MAKES AN APPEAL,

But Chamberlain Proves Obdurate in
Opposition to Gladstone's Plans.
LONDON, June s.-Mr Labouchere Sat
urday addressed letter to Mr.. Chamber
lain substantially as follows: Il appeal to
you on behalf OF many of your staunch sup
porters and admirers to say whether MIR.
tiladstone's reply to Mr.. Moulton will not
enable you, if not to support the home rule
bill, at least to abstain from voting against
it
To this MIR. Chamberlain replied: Il ap
preciate the spirit of your letter. especially
your recognition of my conciliatory atti-
tude and desire TO prevent the disruption of
the Liberal party. Mr. Gladstone, how
ever. has given no indication that the bill
which he proposes to introduce at the au,
tuan session will differ from the present
nieasure, but has distinctly stated that he
viii not depart from the main outlines of
his present scheme. TO these outlines my
associates and myself are opposed, and We
would stultify ourselves if We were to alb
stain from voting against them
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08

LONDON, June ). a.-Gossip in well-informed
circles in Bucharest brings forward mod
ern eellbate in search of a wife. 1t is ru-
morei that Prince Alexander of Bulgaria
will journey westward next month to find a
partner to share with him his recently won
iaurels, and his programme includes official
visits TO Pesth, Darmstadt, Vienna and
finally London. 1t is suspected that notice
of his matrimonial intentions will precede
his appearance at the various capitals to
which he has invited himself
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-08

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June eS-Master Work
man Powderly, in a telegram to friend
here, denies the allegations published Satur-
day that he is about to resign his position.
He says the best of feeling exists between
himself and the other members of the board !;
that the Inights intend to meet the trades
unions more than half way, and that it can
not be very long before all labor organiza-
tions in the country are under one head.
Mr. Powderly says that all talk of dissen-
sion in the order is the work Uf enemies of