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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
NHeriet.

Spbn Mins, einern Nrbeiter ont
Dpernbaufe, fiel am Gpnnabenb Elm
Gthd Balfer auf ben Ropf, mas feinen
Gtura in bas 8afement berurfa6te. Ob
feline Wunben gefdbrli6 finb, tpeiB man
nod ni9t. Ser g%ontraftor lieB ihn los
fort nod benz Santa &oia 9oipital
bringen.
= Mm Gpnntag Morge1 I'm Z ubr
ert6nte Geuerldrm. @s brannte in benz
apeiten Gtodtperf zines bDlaernen 9aus
les in Der 9ibalgotraBe. So9 purbe
bas Geuer raid gel6f@t.
= Sic bie1ige Maferperf Gompags
ME bat nit Ser Miilionsbabn einen
@ontraft gum Sransport bon 200 Sons
men &6bren BON Stem Dort aus abgez
i9lohen.
-Somas Mrispe bon 2arebD fubr
am 6onnabenb nit Sefuia gspino3a
bur9 bic 2%arebofraBe. Sole @onaale3
bemerfte Dos paar. lief elm @iad bins
ter Dem gugsp Der uno feuerte auf
Mrispe. Diefer f9oB eb~enfals auf ieiz
men Mngreiier unb traf 2ucio @eoiua,
Der NIT feiner G9wiegertodter bic
StraBe entlaus eins. geoila 1T mabrs
f9einli9 t6btIi9 b%ertpunbet uuo Mrispe
fotpie bic @spino3a puroen berbaftet.
= Ser pro3eB segen ben M6rber
Warb, Der ben iungen GlD ermor6ete,
fommt in ben nd6ifen Sasen in Bans
bera 5ur 8erbanblung.
Nm IL. Ottpber finbet in Der
Surnbale gum Befen Der Mabiion
Square Stride elm &on3ert itatt, bel
tpel1em Grdul. @lbira 59leuning uno
GrduI. SeIena Sones, weI6e Damen
fi1 i'm Norben als Sdngerinnen auss
bilben lieBen, mitpirfen merben; auBer
bieien banns mod Grau Or. 9abn, bic
9errer 6. $. Miiler, Marr unb Nnz
bere. @an3 abgeieben BON benz 3mede,
berbient bas Ronaert befu9t gu tperoen,
neil es tpirtli90 ortreffides bteten tpirb.
= 6eute, Montag 8ormittag, itarb
Grau @Iife 9eBler, bic Satin bes Srn.
grnf 9eBler, I'M Ilter BON So Sabrer.
Sic 9erftorbene geb6rte Der dltereu
beutl9en ginpanberung In San Mns
to tiD at.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
Mm. 2BHina 8 sphm.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb UNI foldes frif9 uno
gut au erlaneen, fam man unmDgli9
einen auperldligeren Martt finben, ais
ben bon Wm. 06fing & Sobn, ND.
Sill 9pe. s. 9ie Serren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer Runbeu &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliRement cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, tpel9e aler1
Mnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i6dbli9er S~nsrebien5en bes
TIeiI9es entipri9t. Sic baben befdns
Big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus pel9em
.nlr bas Bette fir lire 2uroen gemdblt
Epirb. Wer reel bebient fem min, 6er
beiu9e ben Marft, 80. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
g. atpfbasfa & Co.,

3O1 OF 0oufon., gde bon Naparro>
@traBe, fibreu Elm poqifdnbiges 2ager
BON @roceries, Staple u. Gancp,
unb bertaufem gu ben n~iebrigifen Marfts
preiien. 9ie 5tabt= unb 2anbfunbs
i1aft finbet bier MQes, uas tn bic
Brocerp ; 8ran9e i@ldst, aleaeit gut
unb frii6. Sn Der Stabt uerben BITE
Waaren fret abgeliefert. Wer bet Ris
olbafia fault, tpirb fets gut beoieut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
z. Sonftenam & So.

Wir MAIDEN hermit auf bic Mn3eige
bon 2ouifenau & 60. aufmerffam, bic
ibren alien pIaB i'm reuen Smitb=@es
bdube an Moin pla3a be3ogen baben
unb In ieber Be3iehung portretfli9 eins
geri9tet finb. Die 9erren iinb befants
termaBen ebenlo CUTE Wiribe als &es
jfaurateure nnb i'm Barroom iotpobl
ME In Der Meitaurant fnbet man nur
bas Bette. Die freunbli6e, 3uoortoms
menbe Bebienung 5afelbt tuiro Sebem
aefaDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
marmprarbettett

ouer Nrt tuerben in finiilerii6er 8oIs
Ienbung i'm Mtelier beg 9errn Jranf
9ei6, Nps. 3O5 - 313 Soufons
frabe, ausgefibrt. 9err 8ei6 arbeitet
ebenfaas in @ranit uno fam alen Bee
feuunaen geniigen. @er baran bets
biubert 1T, nod Sun MntoniD gu forns
men, iebe fid nit Serrn Sei6 briefi9
in Werbinoung. 28,1,m NIL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
Nper's Naue Cure aetpd

- Nper's Ngue Cure setpdbrt ri6t
ntlr aagenblidlide 2tnoerung, fonbern
entfernt aud oas fiebsrer3eugenbe Gift,
Dbae nadtbeilige Golsen au hinterlais
fen, pie es bel gbinir unb pielen anbe<
rem angeaeisneten Gieber : Nr3ueieu Der
Sal If. SIS lift bic ein5ise Nr5nei, bic
man aIs Elm unfebIbares MitteI gegent
De6felfieber uno anbere 2r~antbeiten
betra9ten fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
Mas fam, aef6ebes.

Dnrd n%odm,alissm 8eriud unb aufre6ter'
baltung bes Mutbes fam inau@es errei9t per>
Sen, mas unmoglid erfdeint. Sunberte bof.
nungsloier Sale bou Mieren. unb 2eberleioea
finb bur9 electric 8itterS sebeilt iporoen, mad.
Dem allies ibrige berseblid beriudt ipurbe.
Darum benfe man nidt, oab 20 feline Seilung
aiebt, fonbern berfude electric Bitters. %
siebt feline anbere Meoi3in, bic 10 perfeft uno
fider bas glut reinigt. electric Bitters BELT
Dbspepfia, Sarn. unb ale arantbeiten Der
Nteren. l1nl9dtbar in allen Wasen- unb
9eberfranfbeiten. 8u baben fir so Gents bic
HIafde bel U. DretB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
Gar Counts : 3pmmidar.

@ir fnb autoriiirt Ssrrn IS m. S6fling
t., aIs 9anDiDat fur @i~eberuabI fur boS Unit
bes gounty SO mifdrs bes 8. Pre-
eintts nn3uaeieeu.
Mir fnb autoriiirt, Germ 8. s. Digno.
NTH ala Ranbibaten fit baS lint oeS
@ount1 . Rommindrs bes 8. @resintts
au3uasisen.
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ssluctuotionen i'm Marfte fir 81

- Gluctnationen i'm Marfte fiir gis
fenipaaren famrl Sober permeiben, Der
feline ORDERS bur9 Piper& S4ults
8 eB a~usfibreu IdBt. Gabrifanten res
g~uliren lire preife mad BEN Ronfutn.
piper & @6ultbeB baben tets einerl
enormen 8orratb BON Gensbrabt, @ifens
ble9 u. +. p., unb iie notiren friibere
niebrige prsife, tpenn biefelben aud
i'm Warfte fteigen.
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Mufreauna tn Seras.

@roBe Infreguns pnroe in oer Int9egeno
bon Iaris, Seras, burd bic @ensinag oes Srn.
s. 6. gorleb berborsernfen. Derielbe tpar 10
biIFos, baB ct Fd i'm 8ette nidt berura3uore'
ben, ODER nur ben &opf gu beben berinodDte. See
hermann sIaubie, bab er an Der Subscribing
fferbe. Cine @robeaafde bon Or. Sings gtetp
DiseoberD ipuroe ibm sef9idt. Sierbnrd fuhlte
ct fd sefrdftist unO faufte cine 9roBe Glai9e
uno cine SdadteII bon Or. Sings Stem gtfe
Stills, nnb nadeem er apei Glafden oapor Elm :
genon men bate, nat ct geinno nnD bate 30
&funb an Gleifd %geponnen.
Gratis. @robeFaiden bel u Dret6. @roBe
EIafden 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04

Nn bic Stimmeeber bes /. Nrecintts, gexar
gountb.-Meine Serren! Da bic Babl Yon
gounf1beamten I'M nddffen Nobember i~tattfn.
BET, 10 baIfe id es fir @Fidt, iaeinen Jreunoeu
fir bic iinteritatung un6 bic 8esinfigungen
10 bangen, bic ne mir in ben oersangenen feds
Sahren e~riuisien baden, uuO bertraue babel anf
Sire llnterifabunq in Der fommenben @abl.
81 f;ineiee mid Osshalb dIs aanbiDot fir bic
@ieberpabI als GrieoenSri9ter pes !. %rertatis
bon Bexdr gountb on, nnb fnute tH ertpa9t
perbeu, 10 tam i1 uur berfpreden uno mug
berbirgei, bic @fidtea meineS Aiites tlnpars
teiild IN Der 3utnnft 3t erfdaen, gsraoe tDis TO
es beriudt babe, In ber ~9ergansenbett 81 tbu1l.
Sd perbIeibe adtuusspou
linton Mbam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
Rmfffeme Mrusea.gaIbe,

Die Bette Salbe Der @elt fir Sdnitte
Quetfdunsen, @ef@ipire, Gieber. mnb 4aut'
Musf9Ias, GIedte, geiprungene Sdnoe, Groft'
beulen unb ale granddaughter fnrirt 4d'
norrboiben ober feine 8eaablung. 8ouise
Classification sarantirt ober bas gelb tuirb
3uriiderfattet. rs Gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
Dreib.
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Tar GberiH.

gBir fInb antoriirt, Germ Rat 2epis
nIs aanbi6at fir @iebernnbI fir bas lint Des
Gberiffs au5uiinbisen.
sir finb autoriirt 9errn fbo8. 8. Mes
Gall far bo8 lint bes Sheriff. IN Der be-
boraehenbeu gobanbertpabf~ on5u5eigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
Meue ssaarem! Mcne Waaren !

= mGtn0ereII1S q {,
gde 0%oufpnftraBe & 9lbe. s.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella 5@ubs
fore bat Die 6ffIiden Mdrfte befu9t
uno einen iiberrai6enb rei6baltigeA
8orratb bon S9uben fit Samen u1o
&inber, iouie fur 9erren eingetauft.
Sic Waarert finb bor3Igli6: bauerbaft
unb febr preismirbig. Seoe 5amilie
follte es fid aur 4ufgabe MAIDEN, ibren
Bebarf an S9ubseug i'm @inbe=
relIa Store 81 taufe1. Mlfo perz
igeBt ni9t ben
Cinderella @9ubsStpre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
rlir qeoiafotur , yeprdfentout.

@ir fnb antoriirt GERM s. 6. D9fe
aIs Ranbibaten fur Neprds
feutanfeu an5ujeigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
fsar Dillrift . @Isrt.

an bic Barger bon Btxar Goants.
Sierburd Iiu6ise i4 mid ais aanbibat our
Bi~e6ersrpdbIuns fit bas slrat bes Difriffelsrt
bon 1exar Gourtb an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04

SIR 6riebensridter bes 1. Brectnfts.
@ir finS outoriirt, GERM 9 Is. nc al
liter oIs Ranbi0at fur ba8 Grtebenss
ridterumt SeS /. @recintts andutanoiseu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04

Mir firo autOriFrt Germ g. M. 8arneS
aIs Rnnbi6at fir 0as glmt eine8 ber Grieoenss
ridter bes 1. @rteinfts in Der beDorfebenDen
9obemberipabI anau5eisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04
81 t

g. $. Gox Co., SO. 266 Commerce.
ftrase, berfaufen bic ~feiniten Serrn' nno Oa'
men . Wobepaaren, fotpie G9mbe nno 6letoer
gu erfaunlid biIisen 1refen. llm sseialI9en
8elud tpirb 9ebeten. 27,9,tutu6W
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6ar Gountb . @matmeiifer.

Bir inb autori{irt. Germ %. GrobSfe
ale RdnDiDat fit RieberpnbI fir bas &,nt bes
Gountt. @ eifers in Der bebors
fiebeuben ROpenbsrvabl anau5eisen.
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sFar @teuer : aoneftcr.

Htr Rnb aniorifrt, Germ 8. 9. Wa ab
ais Rdnbibat fit 6ds Mmt bes Steuerfoueftors
bon Sexar Gouufs ia Der beUcrfebenben acs
bemberpabI au3useiger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-04

Cine SeIepbonIinie 3uiiden Gal.
beton unb 6empfeab III eingeri9tet
rporben. Sebt m6dte man aud cine
Berbinbung nit San Nntonio baben.
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Stir Rcnnat[e.

Hir fiub autoriirf, BERN 8reb Baber
ala annbi6at fir @isbe1pa6I fir bas lint bes
2on FobIers 6es 1. Difritts ansnaeisen.
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Sir Gcunta : glert.

Mir iinb auto1iiirt Germ Ebab. B.
6 1T ais aanoibaten fir @iebererrabluns
fit bas stfnt bes gounts. @Ierfs anaiis
Iiinoigen.
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STIR @crntb . germeHer.

@ir inb ausorifrf, Germ IS. M. rode
aIs aanbibat far Biebererpdblung fir bas
Mmt bes Gouutb 8ermeffers BET Der
bsborRebtnbsn @abI au5ussissn.
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aatiftter

oie III BEN 8lute ibrer 8inSer i3eihet bon
linreinbeit entoeden, iouten iosleid su ge-
eignetea Stiimittelr sreifen. Der Mfangel
oieier Sorgfalt bel jungeu Mabdeft TT Die
Sarpturidne Der ueiiten &ranfbeiteu, benet
6raue1 ~unteriuorfen ff1b. Grau Sarriet
q. Battles bon Goutb CHELMSFORD, Draft,
idreibt: r0letne stuOlfjdbrige Todter leioet
felt eirerll Sabre an allgeutciner Sdipdde.
Seit einigen @odea firgen mir an ibr
g1er's Sariapartla einsugeben, uno TIRE
@eiitu6beit bat fi6 ieitbem beoeuteno perz
beHert.a 5rau S. e Gobiufon, perfias
ct, Somerpillet giafv fagt: nIfitter
folten
ADer's Sartapartaa
IN ibrei1 Santilien sebrauGen. Sir Widb<
den 5tpiiden 10 ulb II Sabren lift ife urt>
i6dtbar."
Sn alIen 4potbeten III baben.
@rtis 81; ee6s Sluiden, S..
Bereitet bon OF. s. 6. aper & 60, 9opel,
Maf, 9. ct. .. 81.
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@abl Mnsei8em.
8erar gonmtp.
SIR gounts.2 idter.

Mir {fuS outoriirt, Germ 6. 6. Bur3ba9
ole Ranbi6aten fur @ieoerertodblung .fur oas
slmt 6ts gountBri@terS atausetsei1.
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8mbScrtptiomSpreiS fir bas Wps
d1embIntt $3.50.
@eifenbe Mgenten:
81. g. 8ul@.
ST. 3baoeit.
g s.
Can Mntonio, 4. Oct. '86

GGtt9erteR XSerl0MMluu8.
Mm eamffog Mbenb fanb in S9ola'
6oIe bic erffe Weriammlung Der Geftz
beb0rbe bes 16. teranif9en Bunbes'
idngerfeites fat, tuoau ii9 etrpa 30
9erren eingefunben batten.
Sic Berfammlung murbe bonn Yrds
fibenten Germ 0ani6te our@ cine Mu=
ipra9e e%r6Tnet, in wel6er er bic Be'
oeutung bes Geites fur bas Deuti9tbum
Der 6faot unb bes 6taates auseins
anberfebte unb an Syeben bic Mabnu1g
ergebe,t IieB, fem Mbgli6fes gu tbun,
INN 6as Set gum bur6f9lagenoen Grs
foIg au MAIDEN. gs iei aaerbings f9on
bdufig betont morben, baB bic pets gr0'
Bere DinenFonen annebmeloett Sdns
gerfeffe bereinfa9t perben miiBte1, als
lein bic Gtabt San Mntonio, nit ibrent
aoblrei9en Seutfdtbum btrfe in tsitler
Weife irgenb tpel9e Bei9rdntungen etrs
tretelt lofen, i'm @egemtbeil fei es ibre
pHi6t, Ben &uf, welden fe In Be5ug
auf bic 8eranfaltung BON Geftet bon
friber Der genieBt, boil unb gang aufs
reGf su erbalten. Nd6 einigen artberert
Bemerfungen fpra9 er gum S9lnB ben
Wunf1 aus, baB bas Set ein Sriur1pb
tperoeft m6ge, nidt nur fur oas
Deutf6tbum San NntOnios, fonbert1
far tas bes gan3ett Staates.
6ierdnf perlas Der Setretdr 9err ".
Rubu bic Site Der 9omite : Iorliber,
tpel9e tire MifHfenten pie folst eti1'
beri9teten:
gifenbabn RDmite: y.
GmmtlBer, Dsrfiber. Mffitenten: o.
Mi9elfen, 8. Meuieba9, $. 8. De.
gener.
gmpfangss 2omite: s. 8.
Wursba9, Dlrliber. N~fffenten: Mi9'
ter Noonar, ManDr 8rpart Galagbatt,
u. g.. &iDers.
Wicnic Romite: u. Soste,
goriber. Niiftenten: $. SLEEPER, s.
g. B6ttIer, q. 8eder.
@inIabungss Romite: Wfai.
&. WdIber, Worfber. Miffente1
S. 90. g~radenribse, &idter Noonan, s.
Groos.
gpmmers 2omite: 81. 8.
6erf f., 0orfiber. geiiBer: 9. Dof9,
Sui. Wagner, 6. Griefenbed, Or. Sb.
6erbberg, 3b. 61leuning.
DefDrations Romtte. ).
Wabrenberger, gorfiber. Mfffenten :
=. u. Bedmann, CD. GeHel.
Druid Romite: q. 0anidte,
goriber. M~Ififenten: @eo. R6rner,
Sobn 3abiG, u. Wablftab.
Ginan3s2omite: CD. Stspes
f. BorfBer. Mlifenten: @dmmtli9e
5~effbearlte urb fpdter 81 beitimmet1oe
Biirger.
s. 6. 6aaeiien, 0oriiber. Mlhifentet :
6. 3uf1Iag, u. &bobius, 8. 5. SAT-
renb, Ben Mauermann, Capt. Y.
-S1ramm.
Ieuerwerts Gomite: 90.
DreiB, 8orfBer. 9ffi1enten: grnt
Gtepes, ghas. 9ummel, Mrtbur Ghns
tber, 6enrn 61dfer.
Multi s. Bed. Dor
iiker. Mififtenten: SO. Barbed, 8.
gtnffef. 8. 4. Miler, %. 6dumirtb.
Dill Mntraa bes Germ SO. 6du.
uirtb uurbe Der Nef1luB gefabt, ben
Gebirgsidngerbunb freunoli9f etn3us
iooel' cine Summer bes Ronsertpros
orommes ,Iu6 atpar burm einen Wai5en-
dor Az i~ibernsSmsn.
Ser Wr6libent tbeilte nit, 6aB Der
MenbeIsiObn gemiidte @bor esnlftnlInte
bel9lohett babe, ltp in corpore an PEN
az btlberoeH gefntidten Geff@or ~ De-
thetliseit. o..
vo wu,ns s,,t .s va y Sen mr. meidbss mad
sssM sr yI ms9nrehmnc mis fnIo. nm
.igupl. so
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0aa mpmeubIatt.

Wir ienben BON ies: ab bas pWO@en.
BAIT" fir ben preis bon $500 auf
EN- 5abr portofrei nod Seuti9laso.
Der 9erausgeber.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
ON 'CHANGE.

VISITORS on Change yesterday: S.
Friedman, Boston; II. L. Mcpherson,
st. Louis; T. A. Marsha !, Jr, Vicks-
burg
CLOSING prices OF June options at
Chicago yes erday: Pork, IS so; Lard,
95; Gle rib sides, 8 321c; June,
36sc; wheat, 7jlc; Oats, este.
The Manchester Guardian in its
commercial article says: The market
is inactive. Eastern business is mod.
crate. Buyers and sellers do not
agree Cloth is unchanged; printing
cloth is steady. There is a moderate
demand for medium Reeds. The pro.
duction of heavy goods exceeds the
business done therein. Prices are un-
changed. Yarns are fiat and slightly
in favor OF buy ers. The demand for
export is sluggish.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
THE PLUMED KNIGHT.
JAMES q BLAINE AN ACTIVE
WORKING MEMBER
or the knights OF LabOr-The An
nOuncement OF the 0nicial
Organ.

CLEVELAND, o., May 19.-"Did you
know that Hon. James G. Blaine is an
active working member of the Knights
of Labor and an officer Of one OF the
city assemblies ?" asked local mem.
Der of that order this afternoon. To
the reporters negative reply the gen.
tleman responded: "Well, he is. The
fact, however, has never crept out and
many of the order knew nothing OF il
until il was announced in the official
paper of our organization, the
Journal Of United Labor. The pa
per is published under the au-
spices OF the Executive Board, in
Philadelphia, and lie never sent to any
one that is not member of the order.
Mr.. Blaine is a member OF a local as
sembly in Augusta, Me-, his home.
You know that onlytwo classes OF men
are barred from our order lawyers
and saloon-keepers. Mr.. Blaine is by
profession a Journalist. How long he
has been within The pale of the order
/ do not know, but you may depend
that with the executive ability of men
like Powjerly, Blaine and others that
might mention, that the Knights of
Labor will continue to grow, and it
will take mpre than the combined
efforts of the trades unions to crush
it out"
The District Assembly No. AZ of the
Knights of labor, concluded arrange
ments for the. convention OF the GEN
eral Assembly that will convene at
Sloss Hall at Ontario street next
Tuesday. A committee was appointed
to provide Nall where a reception
could be rendered the visiting dele
gates by thel District Assembly on
some evening OF the convention, and
TO prepare programme for the occa-
sion. A committee was also appoint
ed TO secure 4 suitable hall and invite
Grand Masteg-Workman Powderly to
deliver a lecture upon some labor
theme.
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MISSISSIPPI EDITORS.
CONVENTION OF THE PRESS AS
ISOLATION AT WEST POINT.
Address Of Welcome by the Hon. A.
+. FOx-The Presidents
Annual Address.
IsPKoIAL TO TEE ArPRAL.I

WEST POINT, Mss, May l9.-The
twenty-frs, annual convention Of the
Mississippi Press Association opened
here to-day in the urt-house. The
room had previously been most elab-
oratelyand tastefully decorated for the
occasion by the ladies of this city. On
the right and left OF the president s
chair were vacant chairs, draped in
mourning and decorated with ever
green's and tiowe e, with the names OF
McCallum and Horn, deceased men,
bers, prominently painted. The por-
trait OF the late Col. Simeon Adams,
the Nestor of the Mississippi press,
hung above the presidents chair.
There were banners gracing the walls,
representing the various papers COM
posing the association.
At IL o'clock a m. the convention
was called to order by the president,
]. w. Lambert of the Natchez Demo
crdt. Tn reupon the Hon. A. +. Fox,
of the West Point bar, delivered an
address Of welcome, wherein he COM
plimented the press in eulogistic
terms for the noble fight made Ia the
redemption Of the State from Radical
rule. He spoke of the possibi tiles in
store for the State il proper means and
energies are used for the development
OF education, the arts and sciences,
agriculture, manufactures and all
other industrial pursuits, and said
that il remains for the pres, Of the
State to lead and direct in their de-
velopment. He earnestly enjoined
the observance and enforcement of
law, aud deprecated lawlessness in all
forms, and appealed to the pre- to
educate the people accordingly.
The address was filed with sug'
gestiors OF interest and OF value.
Mr.. f. II. Dial, late OF the Meridian
MeiUs, on behalf of the press, respond
ed TO the address OF welcome in a
speech reple with belutiful thoughts
clothed in chaste, poetic and elegant
language. He made beautiful al
lusion to the vacant, draped chairs,
commemorative Of Messrs. Horn and
McCallum, and p id hand ONE tributes
TO these gentlemen. -
The president then delivered his ans
nual address He conVratu ated the
association on the freedom OF our State
from social end material disturbances
between capital and labor. He i'm
voked the continued aid OF the
press in preserving this happy
state OF affairs. He descanted in
learned terms on the influence OF the
press in shaping and sustaining the
morals and general prosperity Of the
state, and oil its consequent resp oDsi-
blities. The ethics Of journalism
were touched upon. He said that
there is too much individuality 10
newspapers to allow the adoption OF a
uniform system Cd business principles
He made many valuable suggestions
as to the mode oil the successful con-
duct of apaper.
Mrs. Mollie McGhee Schnell, repre-
senting the Won MS Chr stian Tenn
perance Union, was by resolution al
lowed heprivileges OF the floor fifteen
minutes tomorrow morning.
Literary exercises with music will
take place tomorrow mig I.
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Cholsra In France.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Msrine
Hospital Bureau has recently received
reports showing that cholera in a vio-
lent form has appeared in the villages
of BretaRpa, France, where fisher.
men assemble in large numbers in the
spring time aud live together under
unfavorable conditions. MarseilleJ ia
also said to be in deplorable sanitary
condition, and the moitslity fIr the
fist three months Of the present year
is greater than for any p 'ecediog year,
beng at the rate OF forty-eight per
GOO popnlatio1. Cholera lie I, ported
u Lave mac e It's appearance in that
civ.
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tee disclsim any intention OF interfer-
ing with the civil service law in max
ing the change above noted, while
admitting that they would il adopted
require cbUgss in the rules lsId
down by the commissioners. The
bill abol shes the office of Surveyor
General Of the Mines, and the pro-
priation fer the collection OF internal
revenue is decreased 100000. No
appropriation is made for the mint at
Carson City or assay office at ST. Louis.
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Postage on secOnd-CIHss Mail mat

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Mr. Charles
Hutchins of b ston appesred before
ths Senate Postal Committee to-day 10
regard to q change in the law respect
ing rates of postage on second.class
mail matter at letter-c ariier offices.
By the present law, he rays, the post
age on monthly periodicals, when de-
livtred by carriers in the city where
published, is from five to thirty-five
times as much az when transported to
sny other part Of the C untry, includ
ing tree delivery at all other carrier
offices, or from FIVE to thirty-five times
ss much as is charged on weekly
papers for delivery in the city where
published or elsewhere. He advo.
Gated the passage OF the pending bill,
making the postsge on secNrd-class
publications deposited in any letter.
carrier Office for delivery uniform at
one cent a pound.
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The RaItlmore Racea

BALrmoRR, Nd, May 19.-Weather
cloudy and threatening, track heavy
from rain lat night; attendance fair.
First Race. For three-year-olds and
upward. wi h maiden and non-win-
ming allowances, three-fourths Of a
mile. Strathspey won by three lengths,
Bessie second, Farewell third. Time
1:204.
Second Rdce.-Vernal sweepstakes,
for three year olds, non-winning and
maiden allowances, one mile. Roch
aud Rye won by head, Pasha sec
ond, Dry Monopole third. Time-1 :473
Third Race. - Clabaugh memoria
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The Dakota Bill.

WAsnNaroN, May 19.-At the meet
ing of the House Committee on Teri-
tories to-day an informal agreement
was resched that the Senate bill pre-
Eiding for the admission of Southern
Dskota as a State should 90 upon the
House calendar adversely reported,
aud that the Springer bill providir G
an epsb!iug act for the enire Terri
tory should 60 upon the calendar as
iavorAbly repo,tsd. Owing to the ab-
sepcs OF several members a formal
yots was not taken, but it is expected
that this will be taken at the meeting
on Monday next.