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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04
Sic gemaa.

Gin gtabli1ement, auf tpel9es ole
ginmobner BON San Mntonio nit NeGt
ffol3 iein fbtneit, ba es einaig tn telner
Mrt i'm State Seras bafebt, TT bic
groBartige 8u9banblung bes
6errn Nic. Sengg. Bon Sabr gu
sSabr bat s. biefelbe Dergr6Bert unb
fiir3li9 bur9 ben 8au zines t1euet, du=
Ber5 / gerdumigen unb elegant eingert9=
teten @ei9dftsgebdu6es gut tabeaoieite1t
0olfommenbeit entwidelt. Our@ BITE
umfi1ttge MuffteIung a0er Tertaufsa
gegenfdnbe umb praftii9s @intbeiIung
berfeIben in ipeaiele 9epartements TT
es benz Gdufer erm6gli@t, cine i9nele
Nuspabl gu trefen, nobel ibm elm
Seer bon Mngeftelten, 9amen ME 0er'
rem, bebilfli6 1T. STR bic biesidbrise
decentralization bat nun GER Sengg
cine belonoers groBe Musmabl fommen
Iaffen unb man fam in feinem @tabliis
cement baber MIes unb Sebes, mas tn
bic biesbeaigli6e Bran6e l9ldgt ans
trefen. Ollie Sorteu bon Bu9ern fur
Sung uno MIt in ebenio bibiGen tpie
b~auerbaften IGinbdnoen, Mlbunls in
plhf1 unb 0ebers @inbdnben, Biloers
rabn1en bon @ammet nit @oIbranb &C
foban1 cine Musmabl bon Stammbiis
der jeber Gorm unb @r6Be in gei6mods
poaen ginbdnbeu, fino borrdtbig; fer'
ner @erapsB Bidder, papeterien aler
Dirt, Experimentation unb 3ubeb6r,
Briefbef9uerer unbSintenfdKer. Staus
nenerregenb 1T bic groBe Musmabl BON
8riefpapier, unb atpar fin6et man barin
bonn f%einfteu rofarotben oeer blauen
nit f~ilberHen Monogrammeu gei6miids
ten Muftern fiir bic bertp6bnte @alons
bame unb BEN iugenbli@en 2iebbaber
Bis gu benz fdrfften unb gebiegenffen
@@reibpapier fir ben @ei6dftsmaan.
9err Sic. Sengg berftebt eben fein @es
f9dft, aus bem Gunbament, fennt bic
BeburfniHe feiner 2unben unb Sober
muB es merfen, baB Serr Sengg BEL
Der Muspabl ietner Waaren einen aus
Berorbentli6en @ef9mad unb groBe
1mit6t entwidelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04
Mprnneriuh.

@eftern tampirte Der 9aufirer 3ors
tinsfp nabe gngelmanns Store, am
bertbalb Meilen bieHeits Selma. @e>
gen Nbenb geielte ii6 elm etpa Is SAB
Re alter 8uri6e anf6einenb elm
Sramp gu ibm. Sn einem -unbee
tpa9ten Nugenblide iprang bieier aui
&ortinsfp gu, padte ibn uno unter @az
brDbung beg Sobes berlangte er Die
Qerausgabe bes @elbes. GortinsfD
mebrte ii9 ber3meifelt, er 5erriB feinem
Wngreifer bic &leiber, 5erfraBte INN bas
@eli6t unb als oieier gepabr purbe,
baB er unterIiegen tperbe, feuerte ct amei
.S9iKe auf 6. ab, tpobOn Der cine In
bic 8ade, Der arbere in bic S9ulter
brang. Damn nabm Der 8aubm6roer
@eiBaus. Die Shat tpurbe iebo6 balo
entoedt unb iofort cine 8erfolgung beg
Burden III Scene 9eieBt unb unb es 1T
ole Nusli9t %porbanoen, baB man i'm
einbringer tpirb. Gortinsfp 1T idper
bermunoet uno puroe our Stabt gez
bra6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04

ben gntuurf Der beiten Bidder III alien
unteri9tsfd9ern ausiebt. ST bies ges
f9eben unb iinb Manuicripte arlgenor1s
men, bann folte Der Druid BET Btt9er
Der minbefforberben Girma iibergeben
tperben unb bic ferttgen Bidder wtroer
banrt obne allen profit gu ben Nnfertis
gun~gsfofen gu p%erfaufen iein. IS 1T
taum tuabrI6einli1, baB f9 bic Segls=
Iatur nit Der Sadie abgiebt, aber ptins
l9ens merit tpdre es, tpen1 Die beimlt9e
Snbufrie auf bieie Weife untertttBt
mffrbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04

= 4per's pilen fiub cine @obltbat
in einem peiten GeIbe bon &ranfbeiten,
bic bur9 cine St6rung oes Magers
unb Der Acknowledgements berbOrges
rufen perben. sic inb elm Mittel
bas man bequem INNER Bel Der Sanb
baben tann. Sic iino beraudert, lei9t
3u nebnert unb ebenio miriam als sus
berIdffg unb ~unfeblbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04

= 0err 2ouis W6brmann, @drtner,
Nr. 213 OF gbetnut @traBe, 2ouiss
bile, 2p., bat bic polfdnbige 6eiltraft
BON Or. MIguft 26nigs hamburger
Sropfen an fi9 felbft erprobt unb fanrl
ben @ebrau6 berfelben auf bas
Mdrmife empfebIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04
lin 2 uhr Iekte gfadt broa Geue,

= I'm 2 ubr Iebte Na@t brad Geuer
in Sobn Motris 9aufe an Der 86rue
&oab aus. Gas Qaus mar Elm b6laer=
mes uno eingedf9ert, ebe bic Geueruebr
eri6ien. Sobn Morris arbeitet tes
Na9ts in Der Mlamo gisfabrif un6 ieis
ne Trau, bic frant 1T, befanb fi@ nit
einem Rinbe aIein i'm 0aufe. Men
glaubte erit, baB fie p%erbrannt lei, fanb
fie ieoo6 fpdter in einem 9auie Der pes
canftraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04
Gin neues 6 6uaethier.

Gin neues Sdugetbter.
2ebrer: rSdugetbiere fnb alfo iols
DE Sbiere, mel9e lebenoige Sunge auf
bic MeIt bringen. Nenne mir einnal
Elm 8eifpiel, Rarl." - vGarl: Ser
@tor1 |" - 2ebrer: n@esbalb ber
benn2"-2arI: vSa-ber bat neuii1
meme fleine S9mefter auf bic Welt
QebrQ6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04
Wefm1t
uirb Elm gutes Md66en fir lei6te
5ausarbeit. Ndberes bel
aug. peters,
No. 101 Solebabs@ traBe.
Ybptpgrapbien.

NI~*~
Die neueffe Mobe BON photographer
III bas ~fogenannte Scroll pboto" in
galapaps @allerie. 9afelbe miro bonn
prof. @ibion, friiber in Chicago, angez
fertigt. Derielbe 1T Der bette &etou@eur,
Der ie in San Mntonio mar. Alb 0fs
6puftonfraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04

Nmmpermifeu
Me9ter tpefpbdIifher Yumpernidel
III 3u babem beim Bdder Spabn,
Sfs@ommerceitraBe 228. Is, tuw1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04
0te @ahI.

gs tpdbrt eine geraume 3eit, ebe bic
Wablberi9te aus benz County Doafdn=
big einlaufen. 9rei Sage fin6 feit Der
Wabl perfo1en Lrb nod INNER 1T bas
@elultat Der ielben niGt ~polftdnbig be-
fannt. Sod 10 u%nboaifdnoig aud bic
Beri9te finb, 10 lit es bod fiber, oaB
bic Webrbeit oer &anbibaten bes 8olfs'
tidets ertpdblt nurben. 0om bennofra.
tif9rn Sidet i9einen ttur 9afbiea unb
Smitb geiiest gu baben. Sie Musft9s
ten fir bas bemofratii9e Sidet ffanben
f@6n seitern f6le6t, mas fi@ baraus
i9lieben lieB, baB bic Semofraten I'M,
aebeuer Till tparen. Selbfperftdnbli9
bat bas bemotratif6e Staatstidet, iomie
Der bemotratiide &ongreB- &anbioat eis
ne Mebrbeit i'm gountD.
unglei9 anbern Counties in Seros,
in benen bic abgegebenen 9timmen
fhpd1er tparen, als BET ber leBten
Wabl, ittmmten bieies Mal in San Mnz
tonic 3O2 Stimmgeber mebr. 8or
amei Sabren purben 4,720 @timmen
abgegeber urtb biefes Sabr 5.022.
SEPT TT bic Mabl ooriiber unb bic
Mufregung bat ii6 gele9t. Die bur9ges
fa0enen &anbibaten baben ibr 8elb,
BON benz 10 bel ausgeseben murbe, pers
gebli6 geopfert. Das lift drgerli6, aber
{e muHet1 bariiber binausfommen unb
tperberl es aud. Cine Woral ldBt fi9
inbeHen aus BET Wabl 5ieben: Wer es
irgenb bermag. Der bleibe Der Memterz
iagb fern, bent tie brinet in ben ipenigs
fen Gdllen etpas elm.
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81 h t Il

g. s. sSpg & Co., go. 266 Cont
merce : @traBe, berfaufen bic feinfen
6errnz unb 9amen : Mobepaaren, To-
ipie @9ube uro &leiber gu erftaunli9
biligen preifen. I'm ~sefdaigen 8efu9
tpirb gebeten. 27,9,tun6M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04

Seben Morgen IL ubr: Musz
ge3ei6nete tparme Muitern= unb S9ilbs
fr6tenfuppe nit 2unb in Gus @abe,
siboff=gde 9oufton u. SolebaofiraBe,
i'm &eItr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04

Z
- Ser &eberenb @bappel, Der in
Der 9. StraBe mObnt, tpurbe 'neuli6
bes Na6ts I'm ieine &leioer beraubt,
pdbrenb er i6lief.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-04
Our Mptia fir @erft@erte.

Nom /. Nobember 1886 an perbeu
ale Geuer=8 ert@erunss policen MI,
mad ginsablung Der prdmien in cash
abgeliefert.
5annie s. GIorian, &.W. Sap & Co.,
%. q. Bonnnge, u. MoDe,
Smith & Co., Tran5 g%lnenborf,
81. u. Ooung, Sbos. s. Braop,
Ngenten.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

The new Steamboat law went into
effect Thursday, Steamboatmen dc
not now have to pay for licenses, reg.
istrars fees, enrollments, charge of
masters, recording bills of sale or
mortgages; in fact about all the usual
charges paid at Custom houses is don q
away VIII and the boatmen should
90 happy. The limited liability clause
also commenced Thursday, and hence
orth every stakeholder ia steam-
boat Is responsible only TO the extent
OF the amount of stock which he owns
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

There were but 143 lives lost the
cast year in the entire fleet Of Ameri-
4stealn vessels. This includes all
Wylgable lakes, bays, sounds, rivers
oceans. The railroads of the little
@ OF Now Jersey killed POI persons
. Injured 526. With such show.
,is 1t to be wondered at that steam-
It travel is iocreasing emo mously?
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

John l.. Sullivan, the slugger, has
announced that he stands ready to on.
pose In Madison Square Garden.
new York, on any evening decided
on, to give an entertainment for the
benefit of the Home Rule fund. His
scheme is to spar any three men in
the worlI, and if he fails to Get the
better of all three, he himself will for,
feit $1,000. He feels confident that
'saeh an entertainment would increase
the parliamentary fund at least s25, 600.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

"A correspondent of the Western
fiowman says almost any variety of
corn can be obtained by careful selec-
Ion OF seeds. For a variety that could
not be injured by wet weather, he
gathered strong, healthy ears that
hung down upon erect stalks; and for
best results in shelled corn, ears with
deep grains and small cobs, bearing
the entire length. He advises irving
this few years and noting the results,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03
Cocoanut growing in Florida seem

Cocoanut growing in Florida seems
TO be a success. In the region OF
lake Worth there are about 10000
trees growing, and a part fruiting,
In 1873 vessel loaded with these nuts
was wrecked on the Dade coast and
hoated ashore near Lake Worth, most
OF which were gathered and planted.
The nut begins to bear In seven wears
from planting, and the crop averages
from 100 to 200 nuts per tree. Very
many more are being planted.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03
EVIDENTLY HAS TRIED BOTH
Philadelphia Item.)

Philadelphia Item.)
1t Is not unusual to see on posters
advertising church festivals in Penob.
SCOT County, Maine, these words in
bold letters: "No flirting" How de-
Lghtful it must be to flrt where tiirt.
Is strictly forbidden Like working
the side-docr Sundays.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

An old and highly esteemed lady,
Mrs. "Grandma" HurIong, of Brandy
wine Springs Miss, died last Monday
aged 81 years.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

Port Gibson, Miss, claims a popu-
lation OF 300, basing the calculation
on five inhabitants to each voter,
there being 26O voters in that town.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

Charles Anderson, young Swede,
committed suicide at Gouldsboro, op-
posite New Orleans last Thursday, be.
cause Of unrequited love.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03

The citizens of Minden sent $40. .25.
10 the children of Mrs. Pat Ford in
New Orleans, one day this week.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03
DAILY MI4YTE5IFcR}k
DUR JOLLY DIPLOMATS,


and COnsuls are earning their salar
oy furnishing the State DEPARTING
with great deal of informati
which will bo of value to the count
Ii was only a few days ago that O
Consul General to Switzerland startlt
the government, and made even Il
the bald~headed American eag
pause and think, by informing II
state Department by letter that
had discovered cheese out there q
years of age. That old cheese mn
have been a grand sight. In OF
minds eye We can see the bold repre-
sentative Of this glorious land of Iibel
ty, holding his nose firmly with hi
thumb, and forefinger, and gazing il
admiration at the noble yet vigorou
old cheese, the smell of which trail
along the dusty pathway of two cen
turies, and is moving steadily forwart
into the future.
1t must be grand and Influenza
old cheese to have so long held it.
own against the insatiate tooth o.
Time, but, since VIC come to the con
clusion, Time has no show whatever
in contest with such a powerful ad.
versary. One Whit Of the breath of
the aged cheese would paraIyze Time
and Time, being, sensible old chap,
knows it, and keeps out of the way
with his scythe. A thing that can
breathe through a brick wall three
eet thick is bound to live and COM
nand the admiration and fear of the
world. 1t is too strong for even Slug
'er Sullivan to encounter, and were
le to do so his career would suddenly
erminate.
Previous to the cheese researches of
he Consul General in Switzerland.
ur Minister to Japan, the corpulent
hubbard, furnished some very inter-
sting data concerning the manner in
'hich the japanese girls takes a sea
ath. Minister Hubbard did not
ather his information from hearsay.
ut dressed himself in q pair of sandals
nd Mikado costume and going
own to the beach while the girls
ere bathing seated himself on a
Junk and took notes; therefore the
'ople of this country can rest assured
at the poetic description of the 4.
hole affair, which he forwarded to
cretary Bayard, is correct in every
rticular.
Following in the footsteps of Min. A
er Hubbard and our Swiss cheese
'lomat, Consul Griffin, at Sydney,
has sent the government q
oe OF information to the effect that
natives on the Island of New
tain have the custom of confinino -
ir girls in wooden cages from the
70 they are two years old, until
Y are ready to marry. The girls
taken out once a day and washed
despite the fact that this is the 80
variation of the general mono. n
y OF their existence, the imprison-
1t does not interfere with their n
'th, and when they emerge from
cage they make very obedient
es. 1t is we'll for our Government
now this, and possibly in the dim
distant future this country may :
't the New Britain custom of
hing girls for matrimonial duties
then again we can improve on
custom 80 as to mako it cut in
directions Eor ~
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-03
MONROE La, JULY 8, \

The prohibition law went into effect
at Atlanta Georgia, Thursday morn
ing.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
THE HARTSFELD
PORTABLE
SMELLING FURNACE.

This portable Steel Water ysckst lsasltsS
aveptsd By q. l.. EsYfsf~ld, the rcxslt ,oi
qsnv yeaSs Of practical observations and
xJ~ripsnt In Europe ard Airsrics, 10 nav
Tered 20 the pGblic ~ tbs nost eoaspiste,
&Irnbie and srcces-fui furnace ,et pT0dsc-
"a for tho ec0rofst0aI treatment "a low
.1ids ORES. IL IN built entirely " csartsy
ch steel plates inside, arid ore-fsasr, b ipaiI
,.oier plates outside, ard has no cl,es 3 csst
on In It's construction. In made 81 see.
'Ons for transportation and requires no
.riskw0rk for Foundation The sizes yspe~
som one 20 Gfty ms aud are guaranteed
- stand the severe tesla Ut mining oa,rps.
Any ores that ru,. Shove seven ounces al.
aer pr Son may be readily snpeIted, 10 tho
inet ref,sctary ores, with 10 pr cent lead.
,ith the Hssfsfeid PROCESS will rnn like
utter snd separate Ike oil rnd water
This fnTnsos requires no mo- more care
attention than an ordinary steam DdileY.
nd csn he ruu ~ long and With Ne little
- of tins or expense for Tspairs. Full
formation win be Furnished b. the
iartsSsl6 Portable Smelling
Furnace 4 xinius Company.
h r. o. E:Ox rs.
Novs-sm NEwrcRT, kY.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
DR.. Lieblg

EyH LUST MN LII. Ll6OlR
!HM fz>>k. II Dispesssgy. Csv.
ii VIZ <fhLSI Ssemry ard MasOo
MnllLGlh Sts., sss r.Aseis.
}0V E/KW3X N ~. ee, -
MI WI for tbs cure 0f oil
FHEAlrH special somplieas.d !
70 called ineuratis Diseases. Dr.. LisLie's
German lnvigorator ~ positively guaranteed
10 cure nsrvoiis and physical debility, ssss.
iiAal weakness lost rnanLosd. spsrsns torrbss
loss 81 energy. ringing ard dizziness Ia the
LsaG. inelaneholia. Lsp~isss fasIinss, pvssia.
tcrrhsa. and ~ shs results NJ yo1tkfai isa.
prndelcs and exoesscs Of uIatare ye6rs. The
DoctOf,a regular college physieiaa from
Edrots will agree 70 forfeit one thuusand
dollars tor caas ths Invigonsor will nos
cure under special treatment end advise.
The reason 90 nssnv can col get cared Of
weakness and tho above dissssss u owing b,
complication, called PrusfstoYrhsa which
requires peculiar frea.m<ni.
DR.. Lisbig's Iuvigosstor No. 10 the Only
ps,sitivs care for proststorrkeA. prise Of
either Iavkxorator. 81 psr bottle ~ for $40.
esnt 10 any address on rcce;pt Of price, or
@. o. d.. Responsible perAons can pay
whom cured. Striotsst Ssoroay Maintained.
PStisnts curod at homse DIR. Lisbig Dis,
penaary has IN fisgsnt Drsg sters IN W.
q .I T.. 4
Ton frequent evacuation Of the Bladder
ard Rory Bedirasnt IN urine are symptoms
Of Secondary Ssiains! Weakness and Pros.
I. torrhea. Complaints readily yisld to the
Or. Lebig Treatment,
Ordinary Gnses-Any recent csss uf special
or private diseases cured for $40 k~pe
dies srfiaicnt 10 cure will he promptly sent,
With full dirsetions asd advice, oa receipt II
so All packages are securely covered
from observation.
Inyigoratnr Samples Free.
To proy6 the wonderful pJvsrs f.hs kiAAi
Gornsn Invirors.s . .3sfis of eithss
nrnbs isii be scnt frsc Of charge. Per
~ris ordcriug free bottle viii only have 70
ply expFeseaee ON dslivssy
Mort powerful Electric Belts free 70 IN
floats. Consuitation, craminsti.,n ard I'd.
vics fres and private Call or write.
DIR. LIEl5IG X co.. 400 G~ary ST..
Private Entrance. Afs Mason II. d. ". Cal.
Jalyl 6stf
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

mn 0n Any ons can become 40 well
TMHti{1psst-d in three weeks review.
with The Cospp0a skciietd
slsssst~n Book ~ 10 ssoss~-
fnlIy pass tbs most diifculs ard tseisaicgi
naie~. by It's aid thousands nj y0Npg pso-
pie esrn an is'ntrshic ard lucrative Iis-;i.
hood. 2S.GW sold isst year. Fnti d6sGr'p-
tive eiroulars and specimen pages sent fpi
stamp. Agents wanted.
a. U.G0A1s.. = 1D1
Caldwell. Rsrsmr c.. ,NiiHIIIIII
WIses0ssm. OOAOOAs
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nntbertrefflide an3iebunsl
Heber cine halbe Billion DerIccif.

Die 2onifiana GtaatsIotterie If bic einaiae.
bic bon sinem Staate se1ariert iunroe.
lpuilta11a State Qcttern Sc.
Diefes SnFitut purbe i'm sobrs 1858 fiji
graiebunss. unb BobItbdtisteits 8bede bon
Der StaatslesisIatur fir ben 8eitranm aon
fanfunb3pandis Sabren gefetIi@ iueDrpnrirt
NIT eiaem RapitaI bon 81, GOO, 900, sn tueIhsm
fe ieitter einen Neferbefonb bon $550,000 Bin.
ausefist bat. 0ur@ Elm iiberfdpenalides
gotum tpuroen ibre Ge9te Elm EteiI ber qeaea.
~pdrtigen Characterization, angeuommen an
2. December 1879.
Sbre grcBen Siebunsen bon einaeIs
nen Mummern fin6en fsondtIiG TAFT.
NiemaIs ipiro cine soiebuu9 berf9oben. M1au
Iefe nadfolsenben @Ian.
@rcbe mpnatliHe 3ietung
in Der Geobemp Of Muic, Nen Orleans.
Dienliag ben IL. Sunuar 1886.
Vile unfere f~iinftisen 8iebunsen fnben Tat
inter aufidt unD 9eituns Der @tntrdIe
g. o. 8eamregara sott 3naisfx6a aua
gahal 9. Carly nan xirgiuien.
9anptpreis $4,000.
100000 Gidets gu S. iebes. Hrud,
theile in 5anftel i'm 8srbdltniB.
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1887 @epinne i'm 8etross BON $266, SOC
EE- anfrasen fur aeenten, Ioipie Raten
fir Clubs f0nnen nur In ber Office In 8eh
Orleans semadt perbem.
@sse naberer austunft fdrsibs man bsutIid
bic san3e abreHe.
Wan idtde @elb bur9 Bofal % rs
ten, @rprsB WOnep Orber, Nem gcrt
We&iel ouf @ep Srteans.
8riefa nit @urrenep u~nberdnbert per grpreb
&ir 3ablen @rprebtofen auf ale Samtnen
iiber IS aufparts.
Ws. a.. Dauphin,
Netp Orleans, Ga.
Man abrefire resiftrirte Briefe unD ifels
.. .. Moneh Orbres aus euf bic 3eu Orleanl
Rational Banf, Nep Orleans, Ca.
@pmarb WOcre, MQsn<,
221 sleeaaia etra5e, San satonio Sefass
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Sic urteraei1neten 8anten unD antiers
tperoen ole @etpinne IN Der 2ouiiana Staats.
9otteris, bic ibnen prdieutirt iperOeu, aus3abIen
s. s.. Sglesbp, Brdi. Ga. Mat. ganf,
6. 5. 3enneep, Brdi. State Rat. Banl.
u. Baldwin, Yrdi. q. 8. Seat. Banf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

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LEGIsLATIvE OFFICIALS.
Canvass for the Presidency of ths Senate and Speaker of ehe ASGeRrn hIv.

TRENTON, Dec. 30.-In an interview with State Senator Issac T. Nichols, of Cumberland county, in regard to his !. chances for election to the Presidency of the Senate, he says that five of the thir- teen Republican Senators were positively pledged to support him and he had hopes of one or two more. He expressed great disappointment that Gen. Sewell, to whom he had always been firm friend, had re- fused to use his influence in the matter
 He claimed that this was the reason that Senator Herring, of Camden county, will not give him 8 vote, and that Senator Pan coast of Gloucester county, had promised to vote for him, but two days afterward announced that he could not do so. The reelection of E, Amber Armstrong as Speaker of the House of the Assembly, is assured, and this interferes somewhat with Senator Nichols chances of success, as the members from the other end of the eotate object to navIng both offices given to South Jersey. Senator Nichols term ex- pires with the coming session, but his chief opponent, Senator Griggs, who it is claim ed, has secured the support of majority of the Senators, has another year to serve.
The examiner., 1886-01-02
GOVERNOR HILLS MESSAGE.
1t Condemns Prison Labor, and En.
 dOrses Jacksonfan Civil Serviee.

1t Condemns Prison Labor, and En.
 dOrses JacksOnian Civil Service.
 ALBANY, Dec. Ex-Governor Hill is busy polishing his message and will see none but the most pressing callers. While very reticent regarding recommendations, it is known that he will devote considera- ble space to the labor question, urging an extension of the labor bureau, and will re- peat his views concerning prison labor. He will try to put himself on record in 8 better fashion regarding civil service re- form, while at the same time preserving the JacksOnian attitude of ssto the victors belong the spoils." It is given out that he will allude to the silver question, but his friends think he made q mistake in giving so much space in his previous mes sage to national questions, and have ad- vised him 10 confine himself to State ques- tions. The message as it stands now, is longer than that of last year, but will be cut down some, if the gossip from the executive chamber can be relied on.
 Very few members of the Legislature have arrived. Neither Gen. Husted nor MT. Erwin has a sufficient number of votes pledged to secure a caucus nomina- ton for Speaker. There are still fifteen or twenty who have not agreed to vote either WaV
The examiner., 1886-01-02
The Warner and Work Cases.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-The announce ment that the demurrers to the indict- ments in the cases of William s. Warner and James Henry Work would be argued before Judge Benedict Tuesday attracted a large number of lawyers and interested spectators to the United States Circuit Courtroom. United States District-At- torney Dorsheimer arrived there early, and he was followed by Elihu Root, who has been retained as special counsel for the Government. Col. George Bliss appeared for the defendants Warner and Work.
 When the court was opened District
 Attorney Dorsheimer said that he was ready to proceed with the argument. Col onel Bliss arose and said that he under stood that the matter would go over in consequence of the absence of his co-coun- sel James c. Garter, who is at present in North Carolina. He asked for a weeks adjournment. MT. Dorsheimer interposed no objection, and the argument was set for Tuesday, January 5, at 1 o'clock A. NJ.