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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-17
Die &eid,sbruderei in Berlin

Die &ei1sbruderei in Berlin be-
f6aftigt gegenmdrtig ni6t meniger als
95 &iinitler unb tdnbige @ertleute.
fomie no Mrbeiter, Nrbeiterlnuen, 2ebrf
hinge unb 8uri9en. 8on benz um=
fange ber Sbdiigfeit III bieIem Suititute
giebt bic Sbatfa9e einen Besriff, bap
bic Menge Der BON Der &ei1sbruferel
an ober fir 8eb0rben gu lieferaben se=
tp6bnliben 9rudla9eH runb 120 Wil=
lonen 8osen idbrlid) betsdgt, babon
fur bic poft unb 3elegrapben 8ermal=
tung allein iiber Ii WiilliOnen 8ogen
unb 60 Millionen Stiif in 0eften ooer
&arten. CUR 9lusfiibrung Der Beitels
lungen auf poft= unb Stempel Wertbs
5eiden, beren 8erienoung an idmmt=
li6e Obers poitfaiien uno cine Nn5abl
grDBerer poitdmter bur6 bic Rei6se
brudereifohe erfolgt, iinb idbrli6 gegen
10000 &iitenienbungen erforberli6,
tpelde nit ibrem Snbalte eine @ez
tpi6tsmenge Don nabe5u elmer WtilliDn
Gilogramm barlteaen. 9ln pDittarten.
Gprmularen nirb Elm 8eitanb BON IL
Wilioneu 5tad auf 2ager gebalten.
SIN @an3en bat Die Rei6soruderei i'm
lebten Mrbeitsiabre 1886 Millioneu
Gtiid ber beri9iebeniten Wertbsei6en
i'm Nennpertbe bpn 2059.90 Willionen
Mart bereeiteGt, ober an ieoem Nrbeitss
tage uneefdbr 3.5 Millionen Stiid i'm
Wertbe bon II MiQionen Marf. Oa
bic NIT ber Nnfertigung bon Wertb=
papieren bei6dftigien Mrbeiter bic Qns
ltalt DOr bem abenbli6en S6luiie Der
Sienitltunoen ni6t berlaffen biirfen, 10
1T i'm @ebdube ielbft cine SpeiieanftaIt
eingeri6tet. Sie lnterbaltung berielz
ben erfOlgt auf gemeiniame Soften Der
8etbeiligten, tpel9e gegen einen eins
maIigen Beitrag BON elmer Mart flint.
sis Yfennisen on ben idbrli6en nebers
i6afen Der ginri6tung 3u slei6en
Sbeilen Mntbeil babeH.
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= @roBe Nufregung erregt In @amz
bier, Obio, bic Bluttbat eines @eiftz
li6en, bes u&eberenb" Dr. s. %.
Sones, zines Profei1ors, 6er Sbeologie
an bem College gu Gambler. Cine Nn=
5abl Stubenten bef9loB ndmli9, bem
ebruiirbigen 0errn Yrpfefor cine
Rabenmufif gu bringen unb 5og besbalb,
ausgeriifet nit allerbanb unmuiifalis
f9en Snfrumenten, bDr bas 9dus 6es
@enannten. Sas 3ei6en gum Beginne
Der Geitlidfeit mar faum aegeben, als
Der vebrmiiroige" 0err an einem Gen>
fer beg Dberen 5toftperfes erf1ien,
baifelbe aufriB unb, obne Elm Wort su
duBern, einen &ebolber auf bic brunten
beriammeIte Menge abfeuerte. Die
&ugel traf einen 9tubenten Namens
@urtiB GlaDpooIe aus Columbus unb
berleBte ibn f9per. Dr. Sones 1T elm
befannter @eifili9er Der gpiseopalfir9e
unb NOR bon 2ouispi1e mad Gambler
getommen. @ine- 8erbaftung 1T nod
ni9t erfolst, bo@ nirb benz rebrpiirbi.
gen. geiftli9en 6errn boffentli6 mad
allen &egeln Der @eri9tsorbnung mores
gelebrt tperben.
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Siren ift ntenitblidb,

aber es 1T entidieben unber,eiblid, S6laf,
mittel ober itarfe 8erubigunss sesen
Nerboiitdt gu sebrauden, oeren Ieidt gu erfen'
nenbe 1lrfade nur llnoerOauIi6feit 1T. s o.
fetter's Masenbttters 1T bas ri9'
tige Mittel, tpenn Die Gerocn i6mad uno babfr
lbermdbie empfnbli6 uno unrubis dnb. Our@
bieies auBerorbentli6e Starfungsmittel se'
frdftist uEo berubist, erbaIt Der sforper Die
notblse &ube pabrenb Oer sfadt, obspeptifd)e
&nfdlle bDrea auf ben Wasen gu beunrubigen,
unb seifise llnrube oerfdwinoet. Die @e>
ipobnbeiten beS R5rpers ueroen reselmabig, bic
2eber unb Die Nieren erbalten cine gefunbe sln>
resung, unb f6rperlide unb seifftse @nftren'
aungen b0ren auf unS miibeSou unb f9wer 3u
erfGeinen. stsnrolsie, @beumatismus, mala-
ride nnb Nierenleiben tperben burh bieles
inberslei9lide Starfunss. unb &egulirunss>
mitteI entfernt.
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ueber cine iapaneifde Wsorl

ueber cine iapaneRfd5e Mor0s
afaire tpirb aug San Granciseo be-
ri6tet: nGrau Mnnie OanagafiDa,
bic in bieiiger @tabt Elm Gofbaus fiir
SapaneIen betrieb, tpurbe bDr einiger
3eit bon ibrem @atten i'm Slid geIais
fen unb mar feitber bon ibren 2anbs=
leuten, unter tpel6en 6efonbers bet 2els
net Ronomiide 9asaibi ii6 bemerfbar
ma9te, f6rmli6 bon 2iebesbemerbuns
gen iiberfdiittet. Die bibide, erf 35
Sabre alte Grau fdien inbefen feinen
ibrer Nnbeter bepor5usen gu tpollen.
Oariiber gerietb 6asai6i in fol6e eifers
iii6tige Wutb, baB er ii3 in ibre Wobs
nung begab uub iie auf ber Steae nie=
oeridoB. gfa6 Der Shat iiberlieferte
ft6 bet W6rber ielbit ber poli3ei."
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8erubiguns in ibrem eint6nisen &aus
f6en, eine Stimme, bic ibr 5ufliifterte.
rgs ift tiue bel uns bier unten unb
fibl. Man bort bier fein 9ersi6lagen
unb fdbIt fein Meb. = @etroft aud
bir pirb Stille fommen!"
Sic b0rte S9ritts binter it@ unb
glaubte, WhB Danpers fomme na@ ibr
3t1 ieben. IS tparen aber nibt Mib
Danpers' Mrme, bic fi@ BON riidmdrts
ber tpeid I'm ibren Gals legten, au9
ili@ MiB Danbers' 9timme, Die leife
iagte: u2ucp l"-2ucp tpau6te ii6 um
unb lag in Giles glrmen.
(SdluB folst.)
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Der 1lbren uns ieber 2aut tpirfte er.

Der nbren une ieber 2aut tpirfte err
| i9redenb.
6ilbegarb NOR suriidseiumfen. Inter
ibren 2ibern lagen bic gebro6enen Iu=
gen, tpie Stpei 5ternlein, bic erloi@sn
1tnb. sic iab ni9ts mebr, aber mit=
unter f9iittelte Der Spoesfampf lire ges
peinisten @lieber unb ma@te fie laut
auffdreien.
So perginsen Die Gtunben, in benen
aQmdlig bas 2eben perfob.
@egem Morgen erbpb fie ii6 pl6bli6
nit einem Stud i'm Bette unb nit einenl
eatiebli6en 9lufi6rei fubr iie nit ber
9anb mad bem 9er5en -baHn iiel iie
aurid ing &iKen.
9einri6 elite 5u ibr binein, glau:
benb, es iei iebt pnrbei. Nber ols er
am SuBenoe oes Bettes ifanb, 3itternb,
als ob er ielbft ppm Sobe beriibrt iei,
Der an ibm poriiberi6ritt, ba f6lug
6ilbegarb langiam bic Iugen auf unb
erfannte i'm.
3uerf ld9te fie-lie ertaunte ibn!-
Mber bann fagte fie: 8iit Du biers
Wesbalb biit Du nidt gu 8ette gegan=
gena @eb bod, geb, bu barftt mid
1ibt ieben.
llnb als 0eiuri9 bas 3immer berlai=
fen bate, lebnte lie itD on bic 8ruit
Der Mutter unb fragte: WeBbalb iags
teIt Du mir nidbt, baB er bier feis es
tbut ibm 10 tpeb, tpenn i6 i6reie. @eb
binein gu ibm unb iage> oab mir ieBt
biel befer 1T
Ser &f nabm gu, er i6iittelte fte
entfebli9. M6er bic Iugen auf bic
Sbiire seti6tet, lag iie rubig 6a, obne
3u f9reien. 1nb bic Sobesqual ent=
lodte ibr nibt eiuen eill5igen Seufaer..
es tpiirbe ia i'm gei6mer3t baben.
S9lieBli9 bat lie barhm, i'm gu ie>
ben. St fam berain, permo9te aber
ni9t gu ipre9en. sic erbob nit elmer
lebten araftanftrengung ihte sefrimms
ten Mrme unb f6Iang fie um ieinen
gals.
Weine ni6t, mir 1T mobl. Damn
fanf fe suriid.
sic lag tobt. Ben &opf aur 5eite ges
neigt, tDie cine Blume, Die getnift DDrs
ben 1T. Sic mar inter feiner leBten
2iebfoiung geitorben.
Wesbal5 tpiRen bic Di6ter fets .nur
penig bon oieien fleinen griiten3en gu
er3dblen, bic bod in ber Shat 10 groB
finb. :! Warum ipre6en fie itets bon
2eibeni9aften un5 ni6t BON @ntfas
guuga
Sic gntiagung lebt bod un6 iie tpir6
ni6t iterben, 6enn-fie 1T bas tuabre
Ginb Der 2iebe!
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Gin after @iiraer fpxtd,t. j.

STR. 8. %. Norris, elm alter 8etpobner bon
Stone, @a., fast, bab er beftis an slierenleiben
mebrere Sabre lang gu Ieiben bate unb ebenfo
brei Sabre lang an eczema. 9u 3eiten fonnte
ct gar ni@t seben un6 bate biel Seilmittel
erfolslos beriu9t, bis er anfins electric 8itters
au sebrau9en unb feline Sanfe unO 8iibe NIT
Budlens arnica Salbe einaureiben. Dieie
8ebanbluns berf9affte ibm @rleihteruns, unb
bebbaIb empfeblt ct electric 8ittsrs ALLEN, bic
nit gtierenleiben bebaftet iinb, ober eines Slut,
reiuigers bebiirfen. 3u baben bel u. OreiB.
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Ser General NaiIes bat bur

= Ser @eneral Wttles bat burG
@enral 6otparb an oas &riegsminiifes
rum beri6tet, bab 700 9ualpai.S .Snbiaz
ner, beren &eieroation I'M nDrbmeifltz
den Mri3pna, elmer 6ben @egen6, belle
gen 1T, benz 8erbunsern nabe iiHb.
Das Winiiterium oes Sunern, tDel9em
8ur 1nteritiibung iener Snoianer nur
5000 Dollars aur gerfIgung fteben, bat
auf pbige, ibm bur6 ben 2riegsminilter
our GenntniB gebra9te Wittbeilung lebs
teren eriu9t. benielben big gu beien
Betrage tagli6 ie snei Srittel elmer &as
tion sufDmmen gu la6en unb aud nod
grfd6pfung bes Gonbs n6tbigenfaQs
ben Winter binour6, epent. big iie i'm
Stanoe iein tperoen, ii6 bos gt6tbige
felber gu bei@affen, Die 2ieferungen
fortaufeBeit. Das Miniterium miro
alsbann Mittel uub Wese iu9en. fur
oas meitere Gortfommen Der 2eute
Gorge gu tragen.
= Sn Sellimer in 2ot6ringen i9la9:
tete eine Sausfrau elm Subn. IS mar
elm pradhteremplar, aber iein aan3 be-
ionoerel Wertb iDlIte erft re9t ans 2ibt
fommen, als man bic gingepeioe aus.
nabm unb ben Magen reiniste, benin in
oemielben befanb ii9 neben anoeren
5teinden, bic ein braoes SubH CUR
8ef6rOerung ieiner 8erbauung perz
i6ludt, elm fleiner in ben prd6tigiten
Galben i6illernber 8 Oiamant. Sd1z
bertdnbise iddbten ben Wertb beHelben
auf $24. Sie gliidlibe Ginberin mill
ibu 3mar feinem gigentbiimer 3urlldges
ben, aber nit ber Bebingung, oaB ltb
berieIbe als folder ausmeiien fanH.
8is iebt baben fi6 ldon swei prdtens
benten eingeltellt.
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Ssm6lena llrniea=@aIbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber BeIt fir Sdnitte
Quetidunsen, @ef@uiire, Gieber. mnb 9aut'
Ausi9las, Gledte, sefprunsene Sdnbe, Groif'
beulen nnb ale Sauttranfbeiten; turirt 90.
msrrboiben ober feline 8eaabIung. 8olIiss
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elo ptre
3uriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic Sdahtel BET u
Sreis
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sg Seine 9errenan3hge Fnb Bel
pamcoah & 5obn nidt tbeurer
tpie irgenomD anbers; aber itets befs
ier, nlooerner unb preismurbiger. Wer
fi9 eihen Mnaug aulegen min, gebe gu
Baneoaff & Sobn. Gunbf9aft bDm
2anbe 1T piqtommen.
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Die @e(6mtfer.
@pn @ernbarS @off.

gieuei6t 1T bieie @ei6ibte bel gu
unbebeutenb: tie banbelt ia eigentli@
BON gar ni6ts.
sic bat nur atpei periouen, apei @es
i9milter, unb fe umi6lieBt fein 9ras
ma. sic banoelt iebo6 bon elmer
6elbin, benn es giebt aud 9elbinnen
in benz unbebsutenoeu 2eben, bas mir
ale ieben Sag bur9leben unb bur9=
eiben,-ueit gr6Ber, als Die @6ttinnen
Der &omane, unb bic pielgeprteienen
6eloinuen Der 2iebesbpmnen. = .uno
bieies iunge Weib geh6rte au oiefen.
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8npfIdJtttet;s

1T oft ei1 In3eid)en bon ether Gt6rung i1
ben Seroannngsorganen. @er an bielen
beidperliden l1ebel leibet, ben fann bur9
&per's Billen gebolfen iuerben.
sd BIN 3u &opfidn1ers geneigt, gez
brallfe baber MDer'S Pinen, it1ib fie erl6fen
mid iebes Mfal BON allem S1ners." 6.
Bebber, Mandefer, g. $.
uaper's Billen iinb bas bette Mittel, bas
idb ie bet &opfi4mer3 antpanbte. Oiele bel
fen mir, tpenn alle arlberen Mittel feblz
fdlager." Sba Sfinner, 3O4 Ebirteentb
ct, q. 8., 8aibington, 8. s.
nIDer's Gillen beilen mid iebes Weal,
tpenn i'd &opfl6mer5 babe" Sobn 9tel,
Germantown, ga.
sd leioe felt Sabren an &opftpeb, ilnb
Mt)er's Nillett
belfen mir superldiiiger, als irgenb ein art-
bereS Wfittel."
8ereitet BON
9r. 5. 6. Mber & Co., 3otnelI, Mtaii.
Sn allen @potbefen au baben.
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fit Ser6n> muD9S
6geiperpffe 1T bem neridebetitem sSarbe1 16 Wern,


s
"
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u u 8 La nD.

= Wien lei5et unter elmer Srodenz
belt, bic f9on MOnate lang anbdlt.
&aulbars berlangt, baB bic bulga=
ride &esierung ben Gommanbanten
BON pbilipOpel abiebt, neil ct einen
ruffifden Officier perbeitsn lieb.
= &uBlanb bat fit fiir ben prina
Nifolaus bon Wins ellen als Sbronfol=
ger fir &umelien el fia,.. Oie Bauern
in Ofrumeliem fins 4 @uniten STUB:
lambs.
- Sn glepelanb, gnslanb. lou
cine 8eriammlung engliiber Inar9is
ften am 21. itattfinben, um gegen bic
9inri@tung Der Inar9iifen in Gbicago
gu proteitiren.
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= Das gr6Bte 2ager bon 8eDebrs
unb Repolpers patronen nno 9iilien bel
piper 6 9 6ultbeb.
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Cages Nemt8feiten.
Snl a b.

= Sn @i9mOnb tpurbe gonsreBs
mann Wife berbaflet unter Der 9lnz
i6ul5iguag, ben Srieben BEG @rmaDor
2amb BON Norfolf geit6rt gu baben.
= Ser prdiibent beg amerifanif9en
@pfems eleftrif6er 8eleu6tung bat fi6
erboten, bic 8artbOloi-Statue umionft
alt beleuGten.
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etie|eI bon IL Bis SIT; Sdube bon $3.50 biS
$50. aSnidube halbe 9obleu unb Mbidte
so Gents Sir Mduner rs Gents bis 81.
Damenihi BE uuf 1eftelluns Spe5ialitdt.
Meue Maobsi. erbaIten ieoeu wfonat bireft bon
@aris.
Ss2 9. Ssui.on Strabe, Gan antonio, Ssx.
1853 3R
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Die
2D6bentIitbs Treie Wreffe
erideint
ieben Donnerffag
unb fcftet
$3.50 bas Subr cber $1.25 fir s
Wicnate in grruusbesatfaus.
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SINNOs 8 LIVER REGULATOR,

rein pegetnbtlll1,
pirb i'm 81; en- ansenieit, anseipanOt, nn. ote
itarre aeber u elmer sefuaoen Sbatistett anaui'
reqen. es 7irft gan; aueerorbentlia anf Die
'qeber, Nieren unb 2 drme. Sin olen<
Iides eisenl.itteI sesen Malaria, sartleibig'
tell, nerSofe aopfipeb, llebelfeit. Mieosrgei9ia'
aeubeit, Di. epfie, @alltsfeit, @elbfndt, Bla'
Runaen, Da abeidmerben u. I. ip. u. |. b.:
gmpfobIe ourd ben @ebraud bon Wt'll'o'
nen GIafGe' ais
bit BETTE 9alsarsret
fir ainber, tit erpa@iene unb fiir dltli9s
2eute. Bel iebem 8uitanbe bes Srsanlstius
obne @efabi iusunebmeu.
II. Zei1in &, Co,
aueinsse Gtsentbiinaer, @bila0elpb'a, Ya.
Yreis 81. 90.
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Leona Hotel,
llpaIbe, Seras.

UbdIbe, 3eJds.
Qx Gut 8immer fir @sfddftsreiienbe.
@inaiqes 30 erfer &Iafe in nbalbe. Gutter
Eif9. Wgdf ge preife pr. wlonat fiir arante.
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Gpnpto e: 8itterer ober iibler @el9mad
i'm Wsanoe bic 3unge nit tueisem neberaage
ober braun aelest; Sdmera in, Rudsn, IN pen
Geiten ober gelenfen, ber oft nit @beumaat's'
mus beripeS,ielt nirb; 90 a gent dnre, Up
petitIof steit, aipe;len nfbelislt nlao
b6fTeriqes srbreden ober 8erDauungs fdmad9e;
8Idbuna rab faures MufifOben; Darme ab'
nedieInb 1rr nnb i9loff; aopf peb; ge'
bd1tnibfda id1e nit einem peinliasn gefnDl,
boe rnon nsterlaiIen babe, etmas Bidtlges 81
tbun, @nfsrdf tung, gtiepersef9lasenbett;
btdes, aeIbe gusiebsn bet Sant nnO Der gu.
aen /; frOden { Suiten; Gieber; rlarnbe; iparltd)
fIie6enber, ta9gefdrbter llrin, Der beim Sfeben'
IosTeu EoNe.. sab biI6et
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-01

The Italian government, annoyed at the
action OF the Pope in restoring all the
former privileges Of the Jesuits, has decid-
ed to strictly enforce all the existing laws.
The elect Of this will be to expel all Jesuits
from Italian territory. The sixteenth an
niversary % the entry of the Italian troops
into Rome in 1870 was celebrated on the
goth inst, with unusual romp and cere-
mony. owing To the recent attitude of the
Pope.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-01
CONvICTs MADE USEFUL.
Great Scandal Hanging Around Certain
Ohio Officials SKIRTS The Grand Jury
Will Investigate.

Evidence Of great official misconduct
has been discovered in connection with
the management of the Ohio Penitentiary
There has been much said about the prison
running $500, 600 behind in 1854 and 1885,
but it was attributed to mismanagement
1t is said that thousands of dollars worth
Of goods were purchased by state money
that never came to the penitentiary but
were realized on by penitentiary officers.
The cases Of several officers are cited who
came 70 Columbus poor, but after two
years connection with tho ring had
money TO loan. 1t is said that convicts
will testify TO having been taken out at
night TO burglarize stores and houses, and
that shares of the booty were distributed
There is plenty of evidence showing that
if a convict was in a blacksmith shop and
wanted TO be put on n light job he paid ac-
cOrdingly. The patrole law is also said 70
have been utilized as a great source of
revenue, under which 500 was potent
factor for release on good behavior.
If one half Is true that is reported there
will soon be some well-known men arrest
ed and the blacklist chapter in the history
of Ohio disclosed. At the same time it
Is learned that contract was taken 20
alter the election returns at night in the
prison and much evidence is already sub
mitted showing that the celebrated forgery
by which pos was raised TO 5CS on one Of
the tally-sheets of Columbus was done in
the penitentiary by convicts serving for
forgery and expert in that line of bust
ness. In this matter the evidence will in
volve the interested party who got the re
turns altered on promises of release by
pardon or patrole.
The grand jury will report on the
scandal - few weeks.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-01
WIGGINS' WARNING.
He Says Another Earthquake is
Coming.
Jupiter and Mars Are in Conjunction and the
Earths Center Of Gravityis Shifting

Prof T.. Stone Virgins of the Canadian
meteorological bureau, says that the Goth
inst, will witness one Of the most terrific
subterranean upheavals ever known on
this continent Inasmuch as Dr. Virgins
foretold the Charleston earthquake his
prediction is regarded as worthy OF
weight Being interviewed by a reporter
he said:
ut is certain that an earthquake will
visit the southern states on the 18th oil
this month. The disturbance will cross
the Atlantic and will affect southern
Europe. South America will be exceed
ingly liable TO be affected, and the upheav-
al will he n big one. The earthquake
force will move from east TO west on "A
parallel IA few degrees south OF Charleston
If Charleston is visited this time it can
only be on that day"
Being asked as to the parallel of latitude
on which the disturbance would take place
DR. Wiggin, replied that the activity
would be confined 10 the thirtieth parallel
of latitude, and would extend from ocoap
TO ocean. The shock would also effect Saa
Francisco and the Pacific slope North OF
parallel 30 the disturbance Will bo meteor
logical and will consist of vast hurri
cane. The disturbance throughout will be
terrific and cannot fail to cause wide
spread devastation. The force would be
far greater than that which caused the
recent disturbance so disastrous to Char
lesion city, and the country would be
alike affected The destruction to prop
erty would be something terrible Jack
son, Fla, Macon and Atlanta, Ga, Mobile,
Ala, New Orleans, La, Baton Rouge,
Miss Houston, San Antonio and Calves
ton, Tex, would in all human probability
be more or less damaged. He predicted
that New Orleans, Macon and Mobile
would be ruined, as those cities were right
in the path of subterranean and meteoro-
logical Phenomena.
When Prof. Virgins was asked to what
cause he attributed this terrible subterra-
mean upheaval he replied that it was pro
duced 10y shifting OF the earth's center
Of gravity, brought about by commune
ton of Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and one or
two satellites.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-01
THE STATE.
Michigan A. o. u. w.

At the annual meeting of the a. .. u.
w held in Battle Creek on the 2lst officers
for the ensuing year were elected rs fol-
lows: past grand commander, j. w.
Wood, OF Battle Creek; grand commander,
u. II. Purinton, Coldwater; grand vice
commander, A. +. Bither, Niles; grand
lieutenant commander, j. c. Byrnes lsh-
peming; grand marshall, Ed +. Osborne,
Bast Saginaw; grand standard bearer,
VIM. Cochran, St Johns; grand guard, q.
Il. Mason, Oscoda; grand trustee l.. Lazel-
ere, Albion; representatives To supreme
legion, w. Warner Wilson, Detroit; j. w
Wood, Battle Creek; w Peck, Kalamazoo;
grand medical examiner, j. ID. Green
amver Niles. The next session will be
held at East Saginaw the third Tuesday in
September, 1887. Supreme grand com
mander Geo. w. Reed of Kansas was
present There are seventeen legions in
the state, five new the total number of
memberS is 4S5. new 1856. An address was
delivered by w Warner Wilson of Detroit,
followed 10y banquet at the Williams
house
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-01
Successful But Not Profitable.

A very fine fair it was that closed at Jack
son on the 18th inst. A very fine fair but
not a very successful one financially for
the agricultural society. 1t is the opinion
of old fair gocrs that never in years was
there such large number Of exhibits of
general excellence and great variety. Yet
the society closes it's gates with regret at
partial success. Had the weather been
more propitious no doubt thousands more
would have visited it, The last day OF the
fair about 5000 people were on the
grounds, called out by the military pro-
gramme. In the competitive drill the
Jackson rifles won first prize and the De-
troit Grays second. The gate receipts for
the past week as given by Treasurer Dean
are as follows; Monday, sd; Tuesday,
Ss07 so; Wedn esday, $3.50 25; Thursday,
SB,242 So Friday, 5000 %; total sl6,S9l 81.
against, sl5,039 Is for last year and Sl7,-
go 05 for 1884. Last year the society lost
10000 at Kalamazoo, and this year it
loses $1,000 at Jackson. 1t has about sl0,-
in the treasury.